... By )r. Aniong the number of wounded soldiers paraded for th Her Majesty's inspection on her revent visit to the Case- at mates at Chatham, was Corporal William Courtues. of ne the 16th Regiment. who was wounded in the head by ts, three Mioi ride balls, entering the forehead.Just as he de weas taking aim over a heap of stones at the RuSsians in ur a ride pith he also had a ball in the right ...

... TIE WARi ]Ia THE BAL2TIC. oil tile -nnd of June, the Amphion. Capt. Astley Cooper Kiey, having been two days at anchor off the islanud of 1iolo, ahot a miile and a half fros Swvenborg. anti havinz diseovered that an active trade was carried oan between the town of Gourdo and flelsingfors, by vessels of liglit drauiiht of water. through a jiassate at the buck of the Island of Sanditamnr, Capt. ...

... Despa es from -the Bak Sea. - . . ?? .. I~ A. . Il. Despatces have been received at the Admiralty from % Rear.Admirttl Sir Edmund Lyons, Hart., ?? Com. ?? Of tiesty's ships and vessels in the Black Sea. DESTRUCTION OF A BRIDGE IN THE STRAITS n OF GENITCHI. Dating his despatch Royal Albe-t, off Sebastopol. July 10, Rear Admiral Sir E. Lyons says, their lord. ships wil have great pleasure inl ...

... ' s G;NsFRsvi. CxMeer*TryA ninectinv of the hurifsi ttards toot place oul Monday list 'Mr.td&trd Corder, itn the chLair. It wa% atoutioc-d thit the usuna license hl'a been rervived front tjj} l'op of Norv;ch: ttuthoristnz tile opwi'ng Of Sile z 'OU!ld. A Con\lt' tion took place Mtvcen Mr. Penni. 's r(itrim;ind other vertIremei, relntive to it.c huitlit'W in course of erection and splaunltorv ...

... lespatebes from the Baltic. OPERATIONS ON THE SOUTH COAST OF THE c, GULF OF FINLAND. F Despatches have been received at the Admiralty from tl Rear.Admirnl the Hon. R. S. Dundas. Commander-in- 1% Chief of Her Majesty's thips and vessels in the Baltic, 51 Int his despatch dated from the Duke of Wellington, at Nargen, July 17. Admiral Duadas reports:-0 I transmit herewith. to be taiw before mv ...

... TITE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK UPON THE I REDAN. I ve. (Frort thl ece Cotrvspondont oithe Zvaru.) ere A% the 34th Regimrent advanced, the support%, byl lis. soma means or another. got mixed together with then-, rarc and sort'ie confusion arose in consequeuce. Ora erossintt Att, the trench our meni, instead of coming upon the opena ielf 4% a firm body. were broken into twos and threes. ad. This arose ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. F&IPAY, July 13. The followine bill% were severally read a third time antd ?? Victoria Government Bill. the Waste Lands (Australia) Acts Repeal Bill, the New South Wales Government Bill, and the Places ol Religious Worship Recistration Bill. Several bills were forn.arded a stage. 3MONDAY. July 16. Pridency of .badra..-Lord ALDEMARLE presented a petition from the presidency of ...

... COd fpwrb 3ournal. S.VTURDAY, Jrt'Y 21, 1355. A great f attit Ws rortimjtted when, upon the disrtip. torn of the Aberdern Cabinet. the countsy. through its | rmretotntiives. did not imist upon an entire change of rulers. Perhaps after all that fault was vsenial on the ground that a decided antd determined interference might have seriously embarrassed her Majestv in the cask of selecting a ...

... The Queen has been pleased to appoint Mis Emily 5Catcheart, second saurviin; daughter of the late Lieu. ?? Sir George Cathear, ?? to be one oftthe Maids of Honour in Ordinary to Her Majesty, in the room of the Ron. Matilda PWget, resigned. Her Majesty has given a presentation to St. Ann's Asylum to the son of the late Quartermaster Hill. Gre. nadier Guardsnl.wdied while on service in the ...

... irtsjn t-le 0 r'oittel h titlc Trf n lt Nor i-s.) Rear Admiral Sir E. Lyons returned with his fleet on the 15th to Kazatch; on the evening of the 16th thc night nttack bv the steamers on the sea defences of Se. bastopol began, ail the steamers going in anel discharz. ing their broadsides, so that some eight or uitne vessels thust harass the Russian vessels very much. The plan for their going ...

... (Frorn the s-tr.al C' rrvpoadcent of the ?? 11diJ; BErOoAE SEBASTOPOL, June IS. The comparative facihty with vwhich the renowned Mamelon -as taken-great as the loss undoubtedly was on the occasion-tbe hopes eicited by that important acquisition and the moral certainty thst like success would attend another similar hardv enterprise--allz combined to raise to the utmost pitch the enthusiasm of ...

... i I . ADULTERATION of FOOD. DRINK, %a DRUGS. T he committee anpointed by the louseof Commons. on the motion of Mr. Seholefield -to eonsider the above impoftnt mattetw. on the 13th inst. commenced the examination of witnesses. Dr. flaUll. ator of the work on tre *dnitesatiza of j6o, stated that ini6ng the various articles to be ! enumerated was anatto. which was adulterated with chalk, wheat ...