... '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:- ...

... 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 ...

... STATr FEFORM-A meeting was held on Wednesday in the Freemaeon's Tavern, for the purpose of considering mat. ters connected with Stato Reform. Mr. Jonathan Duncan presided. Resolutions in accordance with the objects of the meeting were unanimously agreed ?? TUE PREEL STATUE IN TIE CITY.-On Monday morning the process of raising the magnificent bronze statue to the memory of the late S&r Robert ...

... 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. ...

... The local meeting for the deanery of Eiflonydd, was held at ; Ltalihile:gel-y-Peiant, il the 4sh inst. The tRev. J. Jo-es, . I. A.. Alvyyd lediiyfed, llural Deant rcsd the service and the Rev. Mr. Parry, officiating iniister of the parish, preached in e English, from Psalm cxxxiii 1, 2. Malty stranigers were kindiy r inv ted to take refreshmeilt by surrounding farmers, and others n were ...

... HEALTH OF THE ARMY. On Monlay, Lord Panmure received the following despatch, addressed t) his lordship by the late Field Marshal the Lord Raglan: Before Sabastopol, June 26. My Lsrd,-I have the honour to transmit to your lordship the accompanying letter, dated this day, from the Inspector General of Hospitals. Your lordship will observe with pain that this report exhibits a considerable ...

... impERIAL PARLIAXENT, HOUSE OF LORDS-FanmAy.CaI The second reading of the Religious WVorship (No. 2) the Bill was moved by theE arl of DERBY, who explained the the changes which the measure, originally introduced by Lord I Shaftesbulry, bad undergone in the select committee. of The Earl Of SUIAFTESBURY commented, at much length, buw upon the alterations that had been effected in his bill, and ...

... T THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOLv ?? ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH DESPATCHES. SUCCESSFUL BOMBARDMENT OF THE REDAN. War Department, July 12. Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the editor and has great pleasure in transmitting the en- closed intelligence which has this day reached him from General Simpson:- Crimea, July 11, 4.45 ?? Our fire yesterday had good effect on the Redan. Cholera is decreasing, and ...

... TELE.GRAHIC DESPATCOiES. The JIoniteur of July 6th contains the following:- 'CRsiaEA, July 4, 10.30 p ?? is no change in the situation. The health of the army continues to improve. MARSEILLES, July 7.-The Hydaspes: which left Constan- tinople on the 280i of Jnne. has arrived. It was said that the Ruassian General Korniloff ivas mares- ing at the head of 20,000 men against Yenikale, where 8 ...

... o We are very much gratified itn observing that the arrivals ofthe or fair and fashionable in this favourite ivatering-place, to inhale ec e its bracing and renovating breezes, are daily iscreasing tli in number anld distinction. Few places can boast of such a fa- t e shionable assemblage oF visitors as leaumaris. Thegreen, rhere JC the air breathes health, and every sound is but the echo of ...

... DR. BARTH, THE AFRTCAN TRAVELLER.-A Malta cor. respondent advises the arrival at that island, on the 24th of P June, of Mr. Gagliuffi, the British consul at Monrzouk, who 0 left Tripoli (in the west) on the 22nd; up to which date, in P consequence of the non-arrival of any caravan from the interior, no ulterior tidings had been received from Dr. Birth, who-e tI return from Bornou was hourly ...