... PBOM?1w LONDON GAZRTTB, FrW?y, AUpaS 21.? LI I 1 WAROFP1CE, AUrerT 31. 1st Regiment of Dragons Gnars~cs-Asai slat Surgeon Wil- tliau Alexiander Davidson, ?? from 42ntd Fioot, to be i Ssistwant rsurgec. ..4th Light Dragocna-Lieutsnant F. W. Mlartinl to be cap- e~ tain, by purebhae, viee Molyneur, who retires; Cornet 0 H1. II. de Bourbel to be lieutenazol, by purchase, riee D12th Light Dragoons ...

... DR. RALL AND THlE LATE MR. BTOWRi. T fO TEE ZD1TO3 OP THE DAILY nEWS. SIR,-May I request the favour of youer perusal ofl the entclosed correspondence With the Editor of the Timges newrspaperl I had hoped, after the severe attacek made on Dr. Hall'.s character, that tha~t journal would have had the generosity to allowr him an opportunity of clearing himself from an un~jurst and untrue ...

... THINGAS AS THEY ARE. TO TltE BRITOR OP 'rHB DAILY IOEWS. SxE~,-let ~any one take up thle Buizlder a abort ldate back, and he will find an engraving of the citizena of ?? waiting in a floating barge by London bridge, in order to inhale the fresh air, while by their aide a huge gully is discharging ita filth into the Thames. We congra. late to urselves on having abolished the cesspool, by' com- ...

... THE EXPORT FROHIBlTlONE~. (Fror3 last nlght'a Garseu.) At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the 28th day of August, 1853, by the LOrd, of her Majesty's Moat !Io- nourable Privy Council. Thef Lords of the Council, having taken into consideration certain ?? for leave to export various articles, of which the exportation is prohi- bited to any placo in Europe north of Dunbirk, or in the ...

... WHBY RAILAWAYS DO NOT' pay,. TO TED mOTOR OP StEN DAILY ltX~. SIB,-I have read, with a great deal of inteicat tbe correepondenee that he9 appeared in the Dasfy .l¢iw as to the question Why railways do not pay.' Tbe desideratum being that they should pay, permnit alg to suggest one or twro slterations in the present 5ystni or Imanagemeut, which I believe wtill have the desdred *ffht First, ...

... NAVAEL AND MIILITARY. ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 31.- APPOINThfENTS. - Acting Aseistant-Suogeon Mr. W. Anderson, to her Ma- jeaty's ship Sar spareil. DUBLIN, MIu5rT 31. Four troops of the 16th Lancers will arrive in Dublin next week, and will be stationed in Portohello Barracks; head quarters wrill follovv immediately after, under the command of Colonel Smith. Five troops and head-quarters of the 2nd ...

... (From the September Number or Blelsqweod'a xagerlne, contioned from the Da ily Netsa of yesterday.) Russian Travelling.-Mainy persons niay have given acoonuts of the different modee of travelling in Ruosis, but they for the m oat part have only travelled eon the roads and better ways of comumunication, where no great diffirel- ties exist; it is in the interior of Ibe country that all the ...

... A Berlin correspondent writes:s- We are assured in private letters that we can form no idea Of the strain of the wa~r upon the Russian people during the last six months. Of its effect upon the trading classes and landowners I have already written to you; but after all it is the people-if the language of the free west may be applied in this caseupon whom the 'pressure chiefly falls. The ...

... SIR CHEARLES ZNAIER. iat Bia,-Might I take the liberty of asktng you oft aattis letter ixU your well conditeted column,, for :ke an saekoof our old commeander, Sir Charles Napiar. Let any ?? read Sir Charles's life, as far an it haa bean writtens mt and thenas~khimself ha4 he beentreated as he ought to 1o- have been by his governtment. Who wran it-at the ~iegg ,er of Zlrtinique-vounctere~d, ...

... CONSEILS DE FRUDROMMRB. Ypnterdeay ereturn ?? issed5 nontainintg a eapy of-a memorandum, forwardea by the Board of Trade to the Scretary of State for the Romle Department, ?? Conseils do Fzud'hemrnes in Frence and Belgium, whicb represenlts that in' FraDCe the history ,of euch-ifititlitiofl -deatii- from -the year 1806, whon Napo-- .leon established oue at Lions. The number of Conseils in F ...

... RINT1S FOR CONTINENTAL TRAVBLLSR8. l ~[rlOc ovn owoc soouesar.] IAt this season of the gear, everybody dho cstt .afflord it, together witb masny who can's, will besiers the .railway or the eteamboalt stationl at London bzidg#, fr th ,purpose of indulging in a ~teonur. o seekt~ ito buryr~ thei t~heir bhighted hopes to Mapragtattanid envdieavu tot erfe i tthere are whose pursuit of plessure or ...

... LONXDON, &ATURDA Y. SEPT.1. IT is of good omen for the popular cause that the lai very governments which are most anxious to trample on upon and stifle public opinion are in these days bJ continually found soliciting its favourable judg- a meat. Governments like Russia and Austria rely b less upon their armies than upon the circular o despatches and munifestoes which they cause to go fo the ...