... i'EALTH OF L.ONDOY. I The present Registrar-General's weekly relornx shows that the high 5mortality announced in recent reports has undergone a further increase. InD the first three weeks of the curren', month the deaths registered in Londoc wers 1,404, 1,466, and 1,649; in the last veek they rOesttO 1,630. Ot males whose deaths are now rcturned the number is 791; of females, 839. In the four ...

... (Dr SVBIIAR1Nz AND BRITISKH TILI0RAvt.) PARIS, THnrsD&r. a A despateb from Admiral Bruat, dated Kasiesoh, e San. 23, states that a blockade had been notified by l commanders in the French fleet, at Odessa, Caffa, Kertch, Anapa, and Soujuk-Kal& . The fortifications of all these places were being strengthened. The Russians in Sebastopol were throwing up an embankment to connect the detached ...

... In the Spanish Cortes, on the 25thi, N. Infantt D waes electe d president by 134 votes to 90, given to M. Olozaga. Both the candidates were progressists. M. c Infante, on taking the chair, returned thanks for the honour done him. The debate onL the bases of the a ?? was thenl resumed, but, it presented no- thing of interest. The Madrid journals conttinue toa speak of ministerial mtodifications ...

... OPINIONS OF' THE MINISTERIAL CHANGES. The opinion of the country seems to be at cross- purposes with itself. There is just now no man hut Lord Aberdeen himself who stands in such a questionable position with the public as Lord John Russell-but there was not one man in the late cabinet who beside him expressed dis- satisfaction with the prosecution of the war-there was no man who gave tangible, ...

... I UNPUBLISHED CHAPTER OF GULLIVER7S I TRAVELS. The same ingenious gentleman who discovered the t MS. of Moredun, has by good fortune laid his p hands upon an original MS. of the Travels of Cap- t tain Lemuel Gulliver, which contains several pas- i: sages omitted in the printed copy. We have been 2 favoured with his permission to publish the following I specimen of these discoveries: I ...

... CAMBRIDGE ASYL UMI FOR SOLDIERS' TWIDO WS. I ?? On Saturday a general meeting of subscribers to b the Cambridge Asylum for Soldiers' Widows was held at a the London Tavern, for the election of candidates. The p ichair was taken by Colonel ROWLAND, Royal Artillery. ti . The CirAtRSmAN, in opening the meeting, slid that its .object was to elect three widows from the list of candidates j, ...

... LONDON RAGGED SCHOOL UNION Last evening the eedond annuftl meeting for the distribution of rewards to those late scholars of the Longon Rsgged School Union who have continued in the various industrial situations provided to beht'twell I held in St. Martini' Hall. Several bsnded 't maidens, and children partook of the good things of tbs tta table, and on the platform, arnd in the galleries, was ...

... (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The following appeared in a portion of our impres- sion yesterday: PARIS, TEURsDAY EVENING. Military movements of considerable importance are 2' announced to-day by the Moniteur, and the private 2 telegraph. Omer Pacha has definitively left for the a Crimea. General Pelissier has arrived at Pera, on his way to Sebastopol. A despatch from Admiral Bruat mentions the ...

... Yesterday Dr. Tyndall delivered his fourth lecture on magnetism at the Royal Institution. In the commence- ment he reverted to the phenomena of diamagnetism, and showed that liquids, and even gases, presses magnetic and diamagnetic properties by the action of the poles of two magnets on suspended small glass tubes filled with solu- tions, and also on soap bubbles blown with oxygen gas- He ...

... IMPRSONMENT FOR FIRST OF FENCES eaet.Mr. Davis, the ordinary of Newgate, macdea rpr ieved principally on the effects of imprissnment up epoyrth ,md it delinquents to the Court of Aldermen on thepo Ylea bt day ideen meeting. The following are extracts: h atdyo rersa 'I shall On this occasion draw the attention, of the counrt u,,e ntso much to the causes of crime in the erpls lor-which On ...

... DEPUTATION TO Tim P'RESIDENT OF TH BOARD OF HEALTH. I - . I A depgtation waited on Sir Benjamin IHaIl, Bart., at ths Board of Health, on Thursday afternoon, for the euapose of urging on the right hen. baronet to. ?? a clause in any bill he may bring before parliament for the better management of the metropolis, to give to the clerks, surveyors, collectors, &o.,.of the various paving boards now ...

... STATISTICAL SOCIETY.-D FENCE OF 'LOANS RAISED BY MRt PITT. The following is a further porti n of Mr. New- March's papers read before the StatisticallSociety on Monday last: 44 COMMEECIAL fMlEARRAES3MENT AND SOCIETY IN THE EARLY PART OF 1793. The war commenced under circumstances of great in- iernal embarrassment in the country. The harvest of 1792 was the third of the dark series of aeasons ...