... ENGLAND. The Court, it is understood, will remain at Osborne until the a 13th of August, on which day her Majesty and the Prince r Consort, rccordingto present arrangements, will take their de- :. prtue fr Bnloneen oue t Paison a visit to their Imn- it penal Majesties the Emperor and Empress of the French. The .sojourn of the ing of the Belgians i this country will, it is e beheved, extend to ...

... DESPATCHES FRONT TIHE BLACK SEA AND BALTIC. eve The Leondoz Ga'zele contains a despatclh from General 2 Simpson, and one from Adenical Lyons, with enclosures from at E Lieutenant Hewitt, of the Beagle also, a despatcl from Admi. bla, ral Diwdas, enclosing a report from Captain Yelverton, of the the Arrogant. ' I ru General Simpson writes on the 10th July, that at five that Fre morning a heavy ...

... THE TOWN COUNCIL AND THE UNIVE ITIES, IE COfMITTEE. . I I - - I. ., '. , .- . . . . I 11 ; i THE conduct of the University Committee was criticised on A1ionday,'attthe Council Board, with Considerable im- patience and asperity; but, we think, with very little reason. Were ourUniversities in tbeposition described by Afr Webster and Mr Bothwell-when the former says that they. are inferior to ...

... FIRON THE LONDON GAZETTE. Downing Sttreet, .flity2. t V The Queen has been pleased to appointCapt. ThomasEdward Lawvs Ha -Moore, R.N., to be Governor and- Comamoder-ijuChief in and over the Falkland Islands and their dependencies. j ,ar Ofice, July 3. dis 4ist Foot.-The promotion of Surg. Jamec E. Scott, M.D.,hasbeen oat 0 antedatea to the 9th of Feb. hel 118th Fool. *-The appointment of ...

... 3COTLAND. THE Cou;T' or, FLAxnrins,-On Tuesday night, the Count U of landr (eod son of the King of thle Belgians) arrived at C Dougas'Hote, Einburghl, with Ilis suite, from London. On eDnesdyth roal stranger visited the Castle, the Palace, the r Calto n Hill, and various ether objects of interest in Edinburgh, il 9,as also in Leith. I I- KNIGH1TRoOD.-HiS Ma'jesty the King of the Belgians has ...

... COUNT-Y MEETING. a - OaDNANICI 55YIVEY 01F SCOTLANiD. e 6A MEETING Of COsM~isais'uers of Supplyv, &c., was held in the Court-Hou're on ThaRIIs 'Mt Grant, the Convenler, was, onie the motion of Mr ThoisoisdFiBanclebry, called to the chair-. T!he requisition calling thc meeting having been read, . tThe PREsEs said it vwouklyo donlbt be in the recollection of tmnest of the gentlemen now.-present ...

... SO eV b cc- ul a 1855, NVX:DNESDAY, July 11, 1855. A SUPPLEMENT TO THE VIENNA REVELA- TIONS. oil 'THERE are several reasons why Vienna is chosen So H frequently as the seat of conferences and congresses, to and all manner of diplomatic negotiations. It is not s0 te much because of its central position, as because of its t, gaiety and good humour, and inexhaustible pleasures, is The best ...

... aberWetS uy 5.1855. WUEDNElSDAY, July 25, 1855. P A Ii LT A T E N T. MUOTE OF L.ORDS, ms Tim SCOTTISH EDUYCATION BILL.-We do not remem- cord ber an instance of a measure encountering to appearance take a more unqualified opposition at the hands of their Lord- or a' ships than this measure dlid on Thursday evenlin g. It passed the. House of Commons on the previous Thursday ,was with no very ...

... THEWAR.- Pei-so .1 ~~~~~~THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. tic I- 0 -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~dutie CAMP DEFORE SCEAS31TOPOL, JrNF 023. IV I 'rile sad history of thme 19th, which I was Obliged to miner-opt or to onl the deporture of the mnail, is soon finishmed. TIme bodies of morn many aI bravo officer whom I know in old times-old times of tile d Lthe war, for moon's lives are short here, and tho events of a ...

... PA R L IA M E N T. HOUSE OF LORDS-Tuesday, July 24, The House met at 5 o'clock. The Earl of larrdlezick7e moved the suspension of the standing orders, with the view to enable the Fire Companies Bill to be read a second time-that stage having been suspended in con- sequence of the general measure for the establishment of Limited Liability being under consideration. Lord Redesdale opposed the ...

... 1Erperial iarliament. HOUSE OF COMM ONS -Wednesdciyj,' Jess27. ..tib The Marquisi of 'Blansfeed, in moving, the second reading of fol the Formantiou;'&o.,ef Parlehes .Bilt,L~.tbe .object of whioln'waa mg' 'to makd': 'bettod prdvlslon for the' dnd'oWMent 'Off'sep6!%the 'and distinct.parishes;.--pointod out the'coiopl'exltios nanomani3e ebon- fesio min. e~dseqeat.innebieiniencles,. of ...

... &S. Jaines's Pelace, July 13. The Queea has been pleased to appoint Miss Emily Catbeart, se- Q1 0o01d surviving daughter of the late Lieut.-Gceneral Sir George Cath. cart, XCB., to be one of the Maids of Hanouo in Ordinary to her Majesty, in the room of the hon Matilda Paget, resigned. War Oqfice, TolV 1a. Oil; Dragoon Gua'ds-Liestessant J H B Murdoch, from the 1Ith grail Light Dragoonq, to be ...