... VL and MILITARY I: Visit of Het XMajeftYz ?? 't kyar PORTSMOUTH, MA 28.--ere Majesty, Prince Albert, and the Princess Royal, came over to this d6ckyard this afternoon to plS a visit to the Cormorant, stedm tiansport; which had 'embrked ?,$alry this morning for the Crimea, and the new royal ?? ictoria and Albert. The Fairy got into harbour at about a quarter to five, and ran alongside the ...

... I, ?? - ~IBlT. 6Ei SUNDAY * r. ClosingAct;-.M-r.- II.lBerkeley's Motion-. ; W'tet iare ioobking forwiird' withltreat interest' to -the. mntionr oiwkil H k' BER Ki tET 'is a t m ke in. the .oou~ie'fC rmnrgra s~,lotcm,~t~et~~tnre into th',1 poperation ,oftherSmundgy C-Closing At.,t ;The question eould,.not ;have beeni-placeddin better'handsinor cowmittedzito jon of moeeipbe iarrayingth t~faetsi ...

... u - HIGHS' l: ' ' 3'A'lt . -2- - C-,- -. . , - , ? . - , 'Tityre tupatulfe reenbanus ub tegmine fagi. When snipes were shot in the~ni. er!on whili Pegen trist~ianow stnds, ,duaels, were fought hin t, khe fields ?? ontau l House (afterwarids the British k nseu), aud studints xtejred: to, ie bylvan solitudes of lslington and- HEighbury to esirapethe',in and :tarooil. of, the.great Babel-London, ...

... A LEAF FROM THE DIURY OF A MAN ABOUT TOWN. The day identified by almanack makers as the 28th, of May, and by holiday makers as the long-anticipated Whit Monday, will not, by me, be very easily ftigdtten.. F;'rom morning till night I was persecuted with puns, waylaid with witticisms, questioned with quips, crushed with crcnks, and mercilessly beset by the other wanton wiles of conversation. ...

... | l&TEST inSPATCH PAOtI[CORD IRAGL'T. (From the Gazette of June 1.) WAR DEP RTMENT, JUNE 1, 1855. Lord Panmure has received a despatch. and its enclo.. suies, of which the following. are copies, addressed to' his lordship by Field-Marshal'the Lord Raglan, ?? BEFoRE SEBASTOPOL, MA} 19. My~ Lord4 Ilhave the honour to enclose the copy of a letter from Captain M~ontago,, of the RoyalEigineers ...

... I I I.SUC ESES O THE. ALLIES. 'The- Joiteazs statue-4A French army occupies the lines of the Tchernaja. The 6enemy, not in 1any' force, had -retired to the montains,b after a little skirmishing. No 'doubt, hoever, the Russians will seek-to recover their position, now held by the French, as it isolates Sebastbpol; and is intended to cut off supplies. If the enc 'i~myi in sufficient force,iiem5, ...

... THE I-SICK AND WOUNDED FUND. SCUTARI; MAY 17.-It is summer-hot, glaring, and oppressive. The hotels'bf Fera disgorge themselves upon Therapia and Bujuk- d4re; the caique-gee has donned his white-jacket, and his European customer has wreathed around his wideawake many a fold of light wrapping; white umbrellas glimmer like low sails upon the Bos- phorus, and the vessels which throng it sit ...

... ; i SECOjND EDIONI'. , i SUDAY, JUNE 3, 185. -, CHEERING IPBOsP C b o I During the week there-hasbbeen a rapid SUceession of official telegraphic despatches-froirr'tbe'seatof war.each of them bringing ?? favourabl& aiidcheering enfelli- ge~nce.S; I~ tbe events of the last few months ha4 not chastened the 'public mind, the indws bf4the -gucuesses of the ^A~llie; ;,a~n~d'thi ,therin''po~ t ...

... DISPATCHEB FROX LORD RAGLAN. WAR DEPARTMENT,'MAY 28. Lord .Panmure'.has' this day.feceived two despatches and their enclosures, of which the following ;arrCcopies, addressed to his lord- ship by Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, ?? BEFORE B SEBAST6POL, May 15. My Lord,-.3ince my idespatch of the 12th inst.,. nothing has occurred worthy of being reported to your lordship. The. fire has been vert ...

... PRIVATE LETTER FROX THE C BA. The following are extracts from a private letter to agentlenran in Manchester, who has favoured us with the original, dated Camp before SebastopPl; May 2; 1866 I write from the 4th Division, whose camp is just boodecing on the far famed field of Inkermann, and which I am visiting for a few. days. I, have just been over the battle field with Colonel'Wy'ndhsan, ...

... GLORIOUS -NEWS FROM OUR BRAVE SAILORS ANYDD SOLDIERS. - _k. THE EXPEDITION TO KERTCH. Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the Editor, ard begs to inform him that further intelligence has been reeived from.ord Raglan, announcing that Lieutenant- General Sir George -rown, had reach'ed Yenikal6 at one 0111. on the 26th instant, and that the day before Ihe destroyed a foundry:- near K~ertch, ...

... CONTINUATI ON OF DIARY FROM THE CRIMEA. CAM? BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, TUESDAY, MAY 16. The Sardihians are accumulating at Balaklava daily.. Two or three steamers arrive every four-and-twenty hours laden with those excellent and soldier-like looking troops. They land all ready for the field, with horses, carts, dic. Their transport cars are simple, strongly made, covered vehicles, not unlike a London ...