... 'Ul d. This motion which was fixed for last Tuesday, is mi now to come off on Tuesday next; and whilst it I is stated that Gen. Peel intended to move the pre- to vious question, which might relieve some members, it 1 i -who cannot make up their minds whether to re- thb prehend, ministers or not-Col. Adair has given pl1 notice of his intention to move the following amend- thi ment:- ...

... I NUPTIAL FESTIVMIIES AT PENTRAETH, f I ANGLESEY. 'The marriage of WV Williams-, E sq., of Tyfry, Anglesey, to M iss, Pretyrnari, seas commemorated in tire above village accord- ing to the customn which prevails in tire rural diotriots of the country, wherer ftie yeomen arid peasantry seize upon such events for tire plrripose of rmanrifesting their attachment to the pro- prietors of tire soil, ...

... LETTERS FROM- THE CAMP. THE RUSSIANS .REPULSED.-AN ENGLISH GUN TURNED ON THE FRENCEO. .CAMP Bneroxn SsBASTOPOu, July 10.-I have to report little more than the continuance of the same stand-still state of things that disgusted and discouraged every one when I last wrote. To be sure, the same resultless and fitful snatches of cannonading are kept up by day,.with variations of musketry by night; ...

... The copious rains aod warma weather have wonderfully im- Peas, proved the lawns and Iflower beds, the kitchen-garden and the Oats, fields; and the whole face of nature, which before the rain - was sadly yellowed and scorched, is now green and gay again. In the~flower-garden the very heavy rains have shortened the Ditto ,period of bloom of the early rosese, and battered down the ver- benam and ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS, ur On riathe Lords were oddupied with the Re- atnl ligious osi Bill, which after passing the Corn11- Wi mons had been referred to a select Committee of the House of Lords, on the motiorl'of the El irl of Derby, Ott on which committee the- Earl of Shaftesbisry, who ret t. had charge of the bill, refused to abt. The object I ly of the bill was to enable the laity to ...

... I I NUPTIALS OF WILLIAM WILLIAMS, ESQ.i OFT''YFRY, ANGLE'SEY, ANDi AISS AIRABELLA PRETYMAN, at ?? NEIRtCHlYMEDD. W It Tire ?? of this aus-ticiotrs event estele ofill f~lnrerrhr y it rielod, con 'Tuesday , :3rd Ju ?? It n early IIbII th is usually qoic.i re ittile torerti asnttr~ln art rtrtrvontetl grry alppearnoic. RThe uuriornirtireC rio)u r grave Old stee pie tad tire Uniort dackl flooring. ...

... BANGOR AND) BEAUMARIS UNION. Bieknoll, frlrairmasr) . Evatns, WT. P'ritchanrd, T. Ilixrgie!n, ti Thornas, WT. Hughes, C. Chest( ricot, WT. Wrilarna, It. tolirert-,*, -Ro~ger KEvans, John TIhomias, TI. Grindley, Ilugh Pritchard , do ['rethech. II. Parry, WV. Owens, K. Roberits, Riev. In. Lewis, litd he A. Doyle, Esq., P'oor Low Inspector, f TIlE MErDICAL. OFFICER FOR ANGLESEYI5 DISTRICT. On1 ...

... Still we linger on, with hope deferred. There has been nothing decisive yet; though our brave Allies successfully repulsed a sortie of the enemy on the night of the 15th inst., in which they made vain efforts to carry an ambuscade on the glacis of the Malakoff Tower. The Russians were received by a brisk fire at close quarters, and by the fire of. the batteries, 15 and 16; and retreated, ...

... RAILWAYS ANXD;INES. ?? . , . a ! I- RAILWAY MEETINGS. ej y The ?? meetings of thwea:k have not been numerou, ,tt .. and have principaly. related to secondary undertakings. A i 3- deputation of the St.LAndrew's and Qnebeo shareholders is to is z proceed to Canada for the purpose of negotiating with the L G svernment respecting the completion of the line to Wool- stock, end otherwise forwarding ...

... n 0 Another week has elapsed, and nothing of im- ii portance has taken place in the Crimea; but the des- I patches convey the cheering information, that cho- a lera had disappeared, or nearly so, from the ranks h of the armies. The disease, on this visitation, ap- g pears to have been more fatal in the French, than P in the English army; our allies lost 4000 men from its attacks in the last ...

... Powerful, 4, Captain Massie received at Spithead yaster. ir day 160 naval and military supernumeraries, and will proceed e to the Black Sea-calling at Plymouth for latest orders, and D. further increase. The officers of the Woolwich division ?? Marines (light r infantry) have received orders to prepare one third of each le parade company for embarkation. They are to be prepared to t embark at ...

... ST. ASA9PH.-NUPTIALS OF COL. WYNN, : M.P., AND MISS LLOYD, CEFN. Festivities, in honour of the above joyous event, took place at St. Asaphi on Thuroday last, by thle various symbols of rejoicing- lut into requisition on Buchl occasions. A. fleat trsiiisphai Otril, Ibeotleg the motto Welcolue, and decorated wvith bannero of 'variolis colouro, was erected on the Abergele ro ?? An ox widll ...