... SECOND EDITION. SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1855. I The people are very fond of their little QUEEN-may her Court forgive the familiarity of our expression! The people like to see her, to know she is well, and what she is doing; and when she appears before them, in the proces- sion, at the theatre, in the performance of some duty, or in the enjoyment of some common recreation-the un- covered head, the ...

... IMR. AND MRS. REANWS BENEFIT. I The annual benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean, on Monday, evening, at the Princess's, distingnished by a combination of attractions in the play of Louis the EPileventh and The Zealous Wife, was also specially marked bytthe presence of an audience that filled to excess every portion of the theatre. The first piece, which, produced in January last, formed the ...

... ATTACK All]D CAPTURE OFl I w Fredericksham. ADMRAITlY, JULY 30. A despatch, of which the following is an extract, has been received at the Admiraltylfrom Rear-Admiral the Hon. R. S. Dandas, Commander-in-Chief of her M'ajestys Ships and Vessels in the Baltic Extract of a letter from Rear-Admiral the Hon. R. S. Diodas to the Secretary of the Admiralty,' dated D1uke of Wellington, at Nargen, 23d ...

... I By TOUCHSTONE. After the brilliant Turf banquet with which we have been re- galed during the Goodwood week, Mr. Dorling's bill of fare must appear somewhat in the like of a banyan day, although when contrasted with that of the former management, the change is one of the most wonderful nature. Like in other high places, routine, that hydra monster, was the bane of Brighton Races, until a ...

... .yOWN EDITIONJi HE GREAT BATTLE ON THE TCH1rNAYA. it is stated, With Somershow of authority, that orders were some le since transmitted from St. Petersburgh to the Russian Generals ,jttack our litres before the end of August. The reasons which laced the Emperor Alexander to give such orders, and fix a date * their excttiili, were, it is alleged, the urgent representations his cotumandiers, who ...

... I 0 :T IL E W A RI. The following despatches have been received during the week:- The fonite-P announces that the Minister of War has received the following telegraphic despatch from General Pelissier, dated Crimea, August 17, 11-3o ?? In his. attack yesterday the enemy brought into the field five divisions, 6,000 cavalry, and twenty batteries. With the firm intention of occupying the Ted- ...

... I i ' iRE A8OR - y. I A - I : -, - Xeetings for the Week. Monday, July 6.-Lodges, Nos. 168, Builders' Arms, Ruseell-street, Chelsea; 228, ?? Tavern, Alderegate-street. Taesday.-]Lodges, Nos. 38, Chequers, Providencerow, Finsbury; 261, G~eorge and Vulture; 784. Freemasons' Tavemn. Wednesday.-Lodges, HToe. 13, Queen's Armns Tavern, Woolwich; 15, Three Tone Tavern, Southwaxk; 172, Esyal Albert ...

... THE . i GREAT YORK- MEETING, OR . EBOR~ EBULLITIONS. Ty i TOUCHSTONE. Yorkshire, the county which can boast of no less than a dozen Race Meetings Within. its four ridings and Which,' for the last century and a half, has taken the lead of all other shires in Eingland in matters in which that noble animal, the horse, is concerned, holds its grand Autumn gathering in the ensuing'week, ...

... IMPER-IAL PARLIAMIENT. HOUSE OF LOBDS.-Monday. The House met at twelve o'clock. Leord Sr. ELoiolDs, in moving for a return of the appeals heard in their lordships House during the past five years, corn. plained of the language which had been used by the Solietr. General in another place, as to the conduct pursued by their lord. ships in the hearing of Appeals. Lord CAYPBELL and the LORD ...

... I NAVAL md ?i51ITA3Y INTELLIGEN.| - A RAJA- AUGST' - Appoxrarnqst3x. - Assistant- Surgeons GE Clarke (1846), By-, to the Urgenttrlx~earevmsteam store-ship, of 450-horse power, at Blackwall; audtmatfliffe+(1S52) to the Dasher, 2, paddle-wheel 5steam-vess l, of 100-horse power, at setmouth'. -ADMIRALTY, AUGFST 2. -APPOINTxrn2rNV.-Captain T. Harvey- (1848), to the Havannah, 19, at Devonport. ...

... Llanelly. The half-yearly meeting of this company was held on Tuesday, at the Loudon Tavern-Mr. Biddulph in the chair. The SECRETARY read the report, which showed that the earnings for the half-year ended on the 30th of June amount to ;7,384 los. 7d., and the expenditure to 5,255 l1e. ld., leaving a surplus profit of 2,092 13s. 6d. Deducting from this sum 708 8s. ad. for interest on debentures ...

... RUSSIA.N' NJWS FROM THE WHITE BE&. A supplement to the Invalicde Busse, of July 29th, Contains the following:- News from the White Sea. Admiral Kroustchoff, the military governor of the city of Archangel, sends the following details relative to the movements of the enemy's vessels'in the White Sea up to July 18th . 1. At six o'clock in the evening of July 9th, a hostile steamer approached the ...