... DESPATCHES FROMS THE CRIME-A. hi e Il.) to (From the Supplement to the Londfon Go:ed.!. War Departmeint, May 4. to Lord P~inIU~ hasthis dayreeetveda despatch. and S its enclouros. of hich the o~loeria~are tiupies. ad. dressed to his Lodship by Ficld.M rahal the Lord ' 3Xv Loar,.~Qtn 1llatha bavig consideresd It expedient ?? take Si a fecconal~ant'le ift froutof OIt tlv.with a view ...

... TO 'I:1:rS'INi3'.NTS. : ?? s.i ' i! Wtrit as te- nullsst ;.t ?? t 1 ' , !: c . Str. * N.1t ?? .s ?? t,ji w: ?? ?? MI. 1,.ss * ' i . tI! 4lC4Ulft t I 13 Jelt . I1': oc In l.'I I.s:'l-:irtVOON U' I WIU hi' nanrc-. a ?? l~wurcd us ?? Jlettr. .- : : :: . ?? * ?? ti 2 snity ai nthy c~lnif t-o :~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t . ~ tl.? 2:2 ?? Wals Piy tlrliilt;3 ir t e t:,j ! s:natlfva 3 irm;t his jIt- M T ?? :.rl il ...

... The following is an extract of a letter frord an ocer eneaged in Lord Coebrane's daring enterprise and vic- tory. Basque Roads. 1809:- Lord Coehrane caused about 1,500 harrels of Vm- powder to be stated into puncheonsrwhich wereplad end upwards. Upon the tops of these were placed be- tween 300 and 400 shells. charged with fnsees and again, among and upon these were between 2,0oo and 3.000 hand ...

... N HIOUSE OF LORDS. FnRM1, Mlay .1. The Easl of Silsrmisntay presented pertitions: ;gziast the Maynooth Grant from Lavenham, and several' cther places. On the motion of Lord STANLEY of Ai.rE7ai.nv, the Loan (Sixteen Millions) Bill was read at thirs time. On the quection that the bill do pass, Lord MotorThAGLi said the bill contained a chluse which embodied a very vicious principle-that of the ...

... DESPATCHES FROM LORD RAGLAN. (Frot the London Geteffe.) Lord Plintoure has received the followitir despatehes addresmed to his lordship by Field Marnhal the Lord Raglan, ?? Before SebastoplOl. May S- . 31y Lor6d-S lre I Wote to your lordsheip On the Ist insLtal, nothing of importance has arisen. tbe enemy still appear to he cot. Ieting troops upon the blgh Crotnd on the opposite We or the ...

... MISCELLANEOUS6 H93tMA 9rTS'5 STATS BALL.TheQueeonWed. nesday evening gave a State Ball. to *hich a wrty Of between 1,600 and 1,700 were invited. and for whi the whole of the State rooms of BuiicKiham Pdale wee appropriated and brilliantly illuinaed. A Taorwr 17ea SiT Quaatr.-A Russian esgle, a trophy captured near Baskkasva, brought to Encland by her Majety's ship Vengnoce, has been et Oy Caps ...

... THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. (pro the Corpondeat of the Timm.) BawFOav SSEDSTOPOL, April 14.-The men co to the trencheb in bith spirits now. I saw a party of O qman of the 4th Divirion marehing down on SaturdaF night to the batteries, and I ?? believe they could rot hbve looked more cheery an'd pleasant had they been bound to Greenwich Fair. Thev were comFortablF covered with -sterproof eloaks an' ...

... MIS CELLA NEOUS. DlsTRI0VTTOtt OY rtHE CIMtEAN MerimS-The dis. tu tribution of the war medal to the officers, nor.com- qr missioned officers. and invalided and 'rounded soldicrs returned from the twar in the East, by her Mfajrty. yes. terday. on the parade in St. James's perl;. was to be cO celebrated with great splendour. Large rawrs of seatss i in front of the guard-house and the ...

... IPSWICI L fturdatyl .Way 12, 305Z I'ARLIAaIE7TAny Divistuv..-On the question that Ith ,~ moariaze Lawt Amnendmnattt Bill be read a second bie time, we f nd, amongst the Arcs-1l. E. Auairi. J1. 3ag. aiv susie. V. E. Rtunbold. Lord Stanley. J. Tollemache. th Ainotittt the Nces-(. W. 1tensinick.T. W. Bramston. yo sir E. Gooch. Lord J. Manner-s. J. H. P. Olakes E. NWa-rnr. Nfr. Blennet paired ...

... I MPERIAL PARL!JlAM EN'I', 11H01SE (F LOR DS. 'Ili 17ris.)tAY. May 124. Lord 11~ ntViI FjU called the attention ni the Go. uverinleot tO the report that Mr. ifhinn hal sbeer p painted Under-Secretary to the Admiiraltv. Helm stisbed to know why a naval man was not appointe, to this 01cC. LIord GRA(siL.I said it was onite true flmt Mr. I Phinit had received the appoinltuent. ,h -,iw nrs rra. ...

... IPSt. ICi. 1 AZ.'4 1Ni :~ IA It I the Howie oftoI - ?? o~~ l-~irv L*poJi the order for the tecond riais W.- Vck~~l~ A. Atlar, Furl of Eustoll, thle ?? \ui- C3 ?? ?? Bewiir.i'i. bridt, 1 \t ?? IL lN. ooliS.. C. Cuhhold. Sir dardi Xcrri'on. Siir E. Loron,. .1. P. )dlic. c - .. ,, Il. S. 'ilatlii.in..toi. -Ui Monil~iv. in but ?? :;e c hiu' that every periodical putlihca- - It. pe Prin-d and ...

... MtSEUX NOTICES. (.Vo. 34, ?? N.B. The next Group is the largest of the whole sr-ies. ce.nbmcin-, no less than 758 Species. Silica (or Qtcartz gpeciex 127) is here. in the character of an acid, zunited vvith certain hinary rompound5. nearly al.l of which (Uike itself) CoUtaii oxygen lS one of theiringrc. cdientr . NMany of these simple minerals are extremely rare, and only to be proeured of ...