... THIE UHANGO MASSACRE. Adta-ialty, 2tJ1 Jsse. 1SJo.-'I'llo Secretary of the Admiralty has great Ilecasure in informinig the public that accounts have been this day received at the Ad- miralty, from which it anppears that several of the boat's crew of the Cusseck, who were supjosed to have been killed, are alive, though prisoners. A complete list is subjoined of the killed, and of the prisoners, ...

... SHIPSTON,:ON-STOJR. RE-OPENI5NO OF TrHE PABISH ?? Wednesday the 20th instant the parish.church of SFbipston-on-Stour, having been, re-built with the exception of the tower, was re-opened with Divijie service and the celebration of the Holy Comrunion. The weather was moost, auspicious, and the ?? the occasion drew togethena large assembly from the Sown and neighbourlibod. Soo!D after 11 o'clock ...

... FIRING ON A FLAG OF TRUCE, AND MASSACRE | OF A BOAT'S CREW. The perpetration of another atrocious and dastardly act by the Russians is reported. On the 6th inst. the Russians at ilangoc fired on a boat of the Cossack, with a fag of truce, whilst landing seven Finlanders taken in prizes. Sixteen English sailors were killed. Another report, published in the Times, states that the boat's crew ...

... DESPATCHES FROM THE -CRIMEA. The following despatches from Lord Raglan were re- ceived on Monday:- . Before SebtailZ, June&5. My Lord,-I am deeply concerned to have to inform your Lordship that Rear-Admiral Boxer died on board the Jasen last night, ontside the harbour of Balaklava, after a very. short illness. He was removed to thatship in the hope that, the pure sea air might prove beneficial ...

... ISLE OF WIGHT, SATURDAY, JEH 16, 1856. act, ~ NEWFORT. meemingeonethey;ow. (ouneil was held on day; C.W. Esteourt, Eeq'.p Mayor, presided~ ?? application for~a grant of fouretfomhepaei king the corn market was granted, tor fet feom th0 0fac i tim forward the new tower Of Newport Oltuioli The olaig ?? ofII ?? the contrac~tor for the improvement of. frr Coppin's-bi ewas gone intoad0.waaare litY, ...

... Sir l the MIONDAY, June I1.-Before J, 0. Travers, Esq., ~ James Barnes was charged with begging in Bath- r os' square. It ap'peared from the statement of Mr. ion Viandenberg, that on Monday last the prisoner %eist v as to the house of Mr. Vandenberg, jun., end said that he tbi 3ed was a market-gardener, and hadd come from Derbyshire; in ef. that he had no food, and was starving. Mr. L. A. Van- ...

... e (From a Correcspondent in the Fleet.) OFF SESKAR. JuNzE 18. At seven o'clock on the morning of the i1th the Ma- t giciessne returned from a cruise along the coast of Fin- I land between Helsingfors and Viborg; on the 9th, when passingbetween theisiandof Rivansari andthe mainland, she came suddenly upon an encampment of about 3,000 of the enemy, who had with them six heavy field pieces; she ...

... The following additional particulars of this phenomenon are communicated by a correspondent of the HIornin Post, who writes from Naples on the 14th instant:- Since I last wrote, Vesuvius, instead of ceasing its de- structive eruption, has been committing, daily, greater ra- vages. All the artillery of the Rtoman Catholic Church hlaS been brought out to oppose that of nature-or the great God of ...

... In a recent despatch from Lord Raglan, dated May 12, his Lordship writes-` The enemy made two serious assaults upon our most advanced parallel of the right attack on the night of the 9thl, but were on each occasion most nobly met arnd repulsed with considerable loss. * * * Captain Turner, of the Royal Fusilcerq, and Captain Jordan, of the 34th Reginment, are reported to have done their duty in ...

... T I I NV AR It. THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. Further Successes at Sebastopol and in the Sea of Azoff. CAPTURE OF THE MAMELON. War Dre patmnst, Jz'ne 9.-Lord Panmnure has received the following intelligence from Lord Raglan:- Sbwi~tosts~pol t, JanT ?? whrli betga yesterday was kept up tu-day With the greatest spirit, and soon after 6 this ovoning the Frencih attacked anid carried the ?? Ivolr; ...

... 'CEEIEESITM. -a7;lA ?? ?? , Dr. Gilbert, the Bishop, with Mrs. Gilbert, arrived at the Episcopal Palace, Chichester, on Saturday, the 26th ult., and oil Trinity Sunday (to-mnorrow) his Lordship will hold an ordination in the Cathedral. On Whit Sunday the Mayor and Members of the Town Council of Chichester, in their official robes, and accom- panied by the Mace Bearers, High Constables and ...

... SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1805. ~, The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ship Ta Topis, Captain . K. joy, left on naydh the )ed fortw~d mtalls for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, 63adiz, and 'st Gibraltar. The Tagus toek out 45 passengers, amongat iat whom were Sir M. Gordon, staff-surgeon Henbury, and tie Captain Jones; specieto the amount ofg 31,o80., viz.,- I fd p 2i b , an d Csa ed i I ...