... , POST-OFFICE, L DESMAxvtoxs. SoU ADPTON STATION. Lisbon, Spain, and Gib- raitar ?? Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Ceylon, India, & Chnat Aulstralia (vis. IndiaJ ?? British Colonies in the West Indies (except Honduras), Forei-n Colonies, ce., in the West Indies (except IHavana), California, Venezuela, N. GranadaM Chili and Peru, rey I Town (St. Juan de Ni- csragua) ?? Mexico and ?? { Honduras and ...

... AN A F A, .. . I . I *~ ~ ~ ?? tre mos JmS- o; afmaitA This town, which is the last;is also the most important of..the towns and fortresses on the littoral of the Black Sea abandoned by Russia since the commencemenit of this war. The town, situate on the north-east coast of the Euxine, at the northern termination of the Caucasian range, forty-seven miles south-east of Ycnikal6, is xinhabited ...

... FrOM T':asday' London Gazette. Dug LoRD ClAVMBFsLnq'S OFFelB JUNE 5. of Notice is hereby ?? her hi~ajesty will hold a levee at St. J;,Mes's Palace, on Wednesdiy, the 27th e; instantat two o'clock. IIn coFOasoNOFFICE, JuNE 12. ich Tbe Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Edw. sed Ryan ae Consul in Canada: for the Free Hllnseatic City an, of Lubeck. The Qaeen . has also buen pleased to ap- ...

... . A5 ,M 1J b 5.D X V FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday last a poor old man,t named Willianm Howvse, was killed by a wall falling on him, c at Dinton, where lie was engaged on some works in courseo of erection. An inquest was held the same evening, before t Jos. Parrott, Esq., Coroner, which was adjourned till the d following day, when a verdict of Accidental Death was a returned. BuCKis INFinitARY ...

... - ?? . e- 5- le HOUSE OF PEERS. 0 c, MONDAY, JuNz 18.] Lord BROUGHAM ealled at- re tention to the-tariff of fees paid by suitors in the county ssa Dg courts, which, he contended, were exorbitant and de- I* structivo of the great purposes for which those tribunals bi ,le were constituted, namely, the administration of cheap m v justice in actions for debts below a certain amount. Stl Zs Lord ...

... REPORT OF THlE SEBASTOPOL COMMITTE E. It will be seen from our Parliamentary intelligence that this report was read in the House of Commons on Monday last. It occupied the clerk nearly two hours, and took up some 7 or 8 columns of the papers the next morning. The Committee begin as follows:- Tht complicated nature of this inquiry, the variety of subjects investigated, the number of witnesses ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... ZOUSE OF' LORDS,~~ay - a - V.- The Earliof CLArIENDON, in replv to.L~ord MAALMrESBURY, stated that the Government had lost noitime in demand- ing of the Russian authorities, through the intervention of the Danish Government, what steps they intended to take tomark their sense of the ekrocity lately committed at Harigo. When the Russian deply had been received the Qioyecrnment would ...

... PRESlENTATION 0X' PLATE, &c. to PMr. AIJ.ALDERMAN SPIERS. On Saturday afternoon last, the prespitation of the plate to Mr. Alderntan R. J. Spiers, subscribed for in recognition of his public services, and for his hospitality both to Uni- versity and City, took place at his residence in St. Giles's. 'This testimonial consisted of three elegant silver Grace Cups ; the largest 96) inches high, ...