... THE: BIALTIC PLEET. HAT..arunair, Thursday.-An English fleet, of twelve 'hipe of the line and four steam corvettes, passed the Bielt on Wednesday evening, in front of Nybor. The Cruiser, 17, screw corvette, and the Rosamond, 6. paddle sloop, left Spithead on Thursday evening for the Downs noce roud e f or the flattie. BeaNs, April 21.-Tee English fleet under Admiral Dundas, consisting of 12 ...

... LONDON, APlRL 26, Timn CRIMEA.-(From the Morning Express.)-No later telegraphic news. Under date Paris Wednesduy, the Post save, it is confidentally stated that the diver- sion Omer Paeha was to make has perfectly succeeded. General Bizot veported killed in the combat before the masked battery is not dead but seriously wounded, 1,200 Fretnch were working in the trenches when they were charged ...

... NEWCASTLE, AP1UL27. The Vienna Conference hbs terminattd without an- swering the purpose for which it was ostensibly held; the war will therefore be continued until some further and mare decisive event sball occur to modify the views and change the present determination of one or other of the belligerent parties. The conduct of Russia in promoting this convcntion has been in keeping with her ...

... PROGRESS OF THE SIEC-E. The Mecond editions of the SThins and the Aorning Herald, published on Saturday afternoon, contained letters from their special correspondents in the Crimes, and from these wemnnike the following extracts:- The men are all in high spirits, and, generally epeak- lug, in good health. Capt. Heath, R.N., who is to supezmede Capt. Christie, in charge of the transports, ...

... JiV, Y~ U1ISI3 xat, uomarifly reoothly fitn lfthis i ~dys day (Thlorsdla ) the _hijnnJ C is, wasti.,lsrsd ttr. lenosul ltoned or read end contirnuedWe Finaftee C0110titeo hod authotrisedl ir Guthrie to talte, at a rent of ;l pe nn1pr~e in 31ooloy-str it, Iately Occupid by Mr I. Wailrofr the uine if- the Cotnmi,.,i,,a._he Jfordson 1'Opery 6b,,ooniff.e's report stated that the Deem ana l ...

... NAVAL AND MLITlARY INTELLIGENCE. THE IBALTIC FLEET. A despatch from Portsmouth of Tuesday says, The departure of tha il~et, which wss announced to take place at three o'clock to-day trnm Spitheau, has beer put off, and for a few'houiv more the giant shipa ?? quietly at thwir anchors in the Solent. Ia London and elsewhere the beli,-f ihat they would scar at thu time stated w,8 Sa generally ...

... - DEWnDASUcY, ArtccIu 4. Tle MAYOR having taken the chair, the council pro- ceeded with the coseideraltion of the following repom t:- 'I he 1Ynaineo CORnmitfic-: ito which the report narrated aceounts which had bcen paid, and others cetommended to be tettled. With ?? to the borough rate already reoeived, that amounted to 1425, by which the aum of 4671 due to the tieasurer hlad nearly been paid ...

... ,EY ELEUrRIC TELEGRAPH. Tim WAR.-The Timeo Vienna ecoriepondent tete- graphs on Thursday, at 10 vtm., Thereis great reoaon to tear that the Western Poewers are ?? to make ?? in order, if poseW'le, to secoure the co-opera- 76ion of A ustlia. ' 'Up to Ibe 12th inst., the oq eraticrhe, comnenced on 'L 1th tgainat 6ebaatopol, co tinued without any de- ION I,-IN, tXBODll.~O iN tr,.RKETT-aIlOW, ...

... _ , HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY, alnaea 29. Lord P-Nsuur moved the third reading of the Irish Militia ?? WXCKLOW objected to the haste I with which the bill was preased forward.-Adisaus- sion ensued as to recruiting the regiments of the line fros the militia, in which Lords Ellenboroughs Grey, Panmrure,.and Hoardwicke too]. part.. The third zeadiug ,f the bill was then'postponed. The- Despatch of ...

... f MEETING OF THE CLERGY. A meeting, called by circular, of the clergy of the arehdeaconry of Liridisfnrne, was htdd at the White Swan Inn, Alnwick, on Saturday last. The circular was issued by Archdeacon L. C. aoxe, and ret forth that as there is reseon ibelieve that the Cathedral Com- mcisooners of .lEngland have in contemplation a scheme for the ereati in of certain new sees in the kingdom, ...

... NEWCASTLE, APitIL6. The quarter's revenue of the kingdom up to Maroh 31, has been published this sWeek, an abatract of which will be found elsewhere, The result is a moit surptis. ing one, and seems to imply that the more the finaucea ?? happy country are appealed to, thegreateria thein- crease in lmost nll departmentr of the public exchequer Thc net inre aso on tde quarter io t4,384,308e; ?? ...

... LECTURE ON MAGNETISM AND THE COMPAj3 IN IRON SHIPS.. In this age of enterprize and scientific discovery, any information connected with the progrees of iron ship- building, tending to improve their mode of construction and safe navigation at SCa, must be considered of great inportanco in a maritime point of view. Already a large riunber of the largest and finest vessels afloat have been ...