... Guns. power. E Duke of Wellington, Captain Caldwell; flag of g Rear-Admiral the Hon. R. S. Dnndas,O.B.; Captain of the Fleet, the Hon. F. T. Pelham 131 700 D Exmouth, Captain W. E. Hall, flag of Rear- I - Admiral Michael Seymour ?? ?? 1 400 Retribution, Captain Fisher, flag of Rear- Admiral R0. L. Baynes ?? - 8 40D - royal George, Captain Codrington, ?? 102. 400 James Watt, Captahl George ...

... THE '~WAR. I THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. thp I HEIGHT'1 OF SEBsASTOPOL, March 12.-Yesterday evening, fi OI0nar laclia arrived at Kamisach, and, accompanied by Admi- to] rals Lyons, Brunt, and Stewort, iimmedliat-ely proceeded to Lord tlb Raglan 's bead quarters. Shortly afterwyardsi, Generals Can. gr robert, Xosquot, Rand Sir George Broeivri arrived, and a long coruncil of wvar was held. It is ...

... TILE LIB6RAL REGISTRATION ASSOCIATION. Dun contemporary the 6axelte favours his readers this week *-,wtth another leader on the affairs of this assocIation. In -the nesin he does not impugn the accuracy of the simple nrration of facts which we felt it last week expedient to give as a corrective of his bellicose effusion of the previous Wed- neoday; there are, however, one or two points upon ...

... |rIlE GREAT IHIFELLION OR REVOLUTION OF I I . ?? ?? -.z . ?? s F ,v PpnIi8-.th I We briefly noticed last week that, onf pridaty evening, ea l~hMarch, T. IV. Evans, E sq., M. A., of Allestree, had de-I litered an excellentlteei5ueon, tha above subject, to the mneen- I thers and friends of' %ll Sits'Istructifln Society. We niow g fornishu report of the lecture. Mir. Evans spotke atollows:.-r I ...

... LOUGHBOROUGH AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIA- TION. The members of this Association held one of their quarterly qi discussions, on Thursday last, on subjects connected with the it welfare of agriculture. Amongst others present were air. C. VP Stokes, of Kingston, AMr. Buckley, of Normanton, Mir. T. C. \ngrave, of Leake, Mr. R. Swinifen, of Knight-thorpe, Mir. L iumphrey's, of Beaunfanlr, Mr. Carton ...

... T1'E MILT1.'IA. Atcti Ml-riti1 iA .-Rtnya Itegimmeit of Artillery- Alexander M'Nei ii, REsyq. or 'le Gardecit to be LA ieu fr-nalitt. Nitrit DowNSttIItR )IIIArrn-TiWO COMtf:tltiI'C Of thitl ?? wole vex1)tettt't ill ?? Oni Satutrday. Li tgle rear-l~ed Oil IFridtty. ?? is tho stittior edit-er inl eucmmatnd. f]Ile, Devilshire Riilies wtill Occulijy tue banrracks. Asssill litetit R ?? ?? ltlitnier ...

... (m1OM OUR sPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) d EUPATORIA, MARCH 22. The long talked-of commencement of the outworks was made the day before yesterday. The whole of r the cavalry which has yet arrived (numbering about e 2,500 men), with twelve guns, went out about day. 0 break, under the command of Ali Pacha, whose f movements were under the control of Major Vierg-. bitaki, as a staff officer. They were ...

... O A TEE OVERLAND MAI-L. The following appeared in our late edition on Saturday: We have received our despatches in anticipation of I the Overland Mail, a summary of which appeared in t our edition of Thursday. The dates are: Calcutta, Feb. r 24; Madras, 28; Grille, March 3; Bombay, March 3; Shanghai, Feb. 6.; Hong Kong, 15; Singapore, 23; Sydney, Jan. 27; Melbourne, 31; Adelaide, Feb. 3; ...

... 0 - FLORENCE rNGtHINGAML. E V France has had her Joa of Are, and Spain' her Maid of Safragios, and at' last England has a: heroine odfwhom shi may:'well be proud. :When history shall perminently record the dreadful story of .our winter campaign 'in the Crimea, with a loss of 15,000 heroic soldiers, and 'shall shower blame like rain of -sulphur on thevirious' depart- ments of mismanaotement ...

... FRIGHTFUL SLAUGHTER-WOO RUSSIANS & 600 FRENCH KILLED AND WOUNDED. THE accounts received during the past week from the Seat of War have been more startling than of late, and 'possess a deeper interest. The weather, the favourite 'topic of some of the officials, it appears, according to latest accounts, had changed, and again became cold and gloomy this, however, is somewhat compensated for by ...

... _.,I DOIJBLE X. 2' Lord Blautyre, a scotch nobleman, some time. ago manie a great parade of hie generosity. He freighted two vessel, and supplied them with all sorta of provisions, including prime stout, pure Islay, and the best Scotch oatmeal. The gallani Hlelanmen in the Crimea were to enjoy tke benefits of Lord Blantyre's sympathy for their heroism. English and Scotch journals could not ...

... se I- The Peninsnlar and Oriental Company's steam-ship le Tagye, Captain J. K. Joy, with the heavy, perion of the Eart India and China mail, in charge of Lieutenant it Bolton, R.N., Admiralty Agent, arrived on Saturday I morning at ten o'clock. Her passenger list comprised ot 44 first olass, 14 second ditto, 21 children, and 26 deck- Is total 105. The freight of the liagus consisted of one id ...