... THE SBA-BORNE MAILS. POST-OFFICE, LONDON, FRIDAY mae A, -but , Ma11s Next Packet rout DRAsTNATIONS. despatched Due. trou from London. . onk HUE BGUTRAMPTOx STATION. (By DayMail had lUabon, Spain, and Gib- . 7 17th, an the 27thofevery July 16. ¢v, usraliaivanda ?? mouth | *. Hi. W 4th and 20th f a 3ibraltar, Malta, Egypt,7 of every I~l ye fen ?? Ceylo, andia, hina { month. AY %O. of s month. th ...

... f 1u ?? 1.- I. ?? (From the Press.) For effective purposes our fleet has now been up the Baltic more than two months, and as yet our triumpbs are summed up in a few score of wretched coasters, some sixty-odd infernal machines, the honour of having had a shot or two fired at us here and there, and a boat's crew massacred at Mango. These are the substantial results of a two months' undisputed ...

... ROYAL AGRnCTLTURAL COLLEOB.-The sessional examina- tion of students at the Royal Agricultural College was brought to a conclusion on Wednesday the 20th of June. The fol- lowing are the results:- FIRST CLASS IN PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE. Arraizlr.ed in order of merit. 1 Rome 7 Gee 1 S4ater 2 Wilson S Field 14 l Hawthorn 3 J Kimber 9 W. Colby 15 Tousey I Troutbeek 10 Smith 16 Butcher 4 Hollins 11 J. ...

... ADULTERIATIO±N OF FOOD, &c. IIt u llJi N vi' ?? aC. A short notice of the proceedings of the Conimittee of the Hlouse of Commons appointed to inquire into the gross system of adulteration which at present exists, will be found in another page. A mongst the %witnesscs examined on Wed- nesday last was Mr. Mitchell, an analytical chemist, and author of a work on adulterations, who spoke of the ...

... TIHE BALTIC FLEET. I: I Ala me-. .aDltsic, Jo.11 20.-The combined beets left their position off Croustadt last Saturday morning, the 14th, but anchored again very shortly afterwards a few miles to the westward of Tolboukin Liglhthouse. Admirals Dundas and Seymour, accompanied by the French Admiral, then proceeded with the following vessels to Nargen :-Duke of W]ellington, Exmnozth, Meerlini, ...

... pARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, JUvEEt9. REPORTED RESIGNATION OF LORD RAGLAN, Lord PA:MURE, in answer to a question by the Earl of 3ialinesbury, contradicted the report of the resignation of Lord Raglan. No such resignation (said he) has reached her Majesty's Government, and I am happy to think that there is no occasion for it. (Hear.) It is quite true that -Lordl Raglan ...

... -BIa-s .i i . I (From the Tfomes of tho 21st.) We have great pleasure in announcing that Sir Wil- liam Molesworth is th succeed Lord John Russell in the direction of the Colonial-office. We regard this ap- pointment as among the first, and not the least valuable, fruits of the movement for Administrative Reform. There is no public man who has more fairly won his way to this distinction than ...

... The correspondent of the Times in the Crimea says,- I Our Generals are becoming ill again. Gen. Pennefather I will have to leave for England forthwith. Major-General Codrington-one of our best brigadiers-is already on his way from this to regain his shattered strength. We have lost the services of Brigadier Buller for some time past. Sir George Brown has been ordered on board ship t for the ...

... BUCKINGRAM. MARRtEnD-July 2, at Stowe Church, Mr. Henry New- man, of Dadford, to Miss Hannah Tooley, of.the same place. TRADESMAN'S CLuB.-The annual meeting of this Club was held on Monday last, at the Red Lion Inn. A sumptuous dinner was served by the landlord, Mr. Henry Coates, to which about 40 members sat down. Henry Smnnll, Esq., occupied the chair. After dinner the usual loyal aind patri ...

... f3ANB URY.- BiRMvs-LPUiy 18, the wife of R. H. XblJlbt; Esq;., solicitor, Banbury, of, a, dlaeghter. ties MARR1sam-Joly 10, at Saint ClemienV -Churth; London, T~ James Billing-ton, Es9q., of Wendover, Bucks; ?? A nna Maria Gunn, of Rheniugton.-July 17, at the Baptist Cispel, T the Rev. R. Giitreridga, to Miss M., A. Willdins; Middleton rc Cheney.-Jul'y 17,.Payne, Esq., of Oh ,-Welton:, to Mrs. ...

... ISLE OF WIGHT, SATURDAY, JULY 1*, 1866. M~ssrc.On NEWPORT. MABO~e-On.the 5th inst., the Right Worshipful the Provincial Grand Master .for the Ilie of Wight, Br. Thomas Willis Fleming, of Stoneham Park, held a Grand Lodge at WeatCowes and inBstaled, as bis beputy~ B. ydeflen, of'N. 4 artrndalsi~so ap cicrs aor invetted the following Brehan ?? o the ensuing year,oviz. ?? the. Rev. R.,AMethewiu S ...

... a' OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. B WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 21, 18i5. tl Lord Panmure has received the following telegraphic V message from the Crimea, dated the 20th instant - Nohing of importance hla occurred. The siege d operations progress favourably. tl WAR DEPARTMENT, JULYz 26. tl Lord Peanraure has received the following commu- stication from the Crimea, dated the 25th of July, f 5 P. ?? Cholera ...