... THE CHOLERA.- SCIE:NTIFIC INQUIRYLi into its Causes and Cares. : One of the best of the many good things for which SirBenjamin Hall laid his country under an. 'obligation, while President of.the. General Board of Health, was the institution of a medical committee for the purpose of making scientific inquiries into the cholera epi- demnic of last year. The report of that commission has just ...

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... DDSpATCHES FROX GENERAL B IMPo WAR DEPARTMENT, SEPT. 10. Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to bis lordship by General Simpson. I BEFORE SBBASTOPOL, AUGUST 28. ,gy Lord.-Since the attempt of the enemy to force the passage of the TchernaYa, on the 16th inst., no movement of aggression 11s taken place, but all the ...

... TEE ASSAULT ON THE RIEDS. To . - - It would appear from the list of casualties among the officers, that the brunt of the fighting at the Redan fell upon the Second and Light Divisions, commanded by Generals Markham and Codrington, and portions of Spencer's Brigade of the 4th, and Horn's Brigade of the Highland Division. The First Division, composed of the Guards, with the 9th, 13th, 31st, and ...

... LATEST I OC DO1WA , I| FRIDAY EVENING. The latelt impressions we oan form here, op to the Preeentwriting, ?? to show that we are on the eve of ae brilliait a Turf gathering. as hes ever been witnessed on the old Town Moor of Donuaster. One main support of these premisee may he found in the fact, that the demand. for apartments is f-r more extensive'than in the' Week precedent to the Meeting ...

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... [ ODPOITAN AND: bPVIkCIIA4 | heiged ViotuaierB' Mkutual Defence AmspdW. Ion I T O TE a Orrmo THE sEA. fii-i, reply from the managers of the London Licensed Tictuales1' Protecti'oa Society to their cirdular of the 14th of AuguSt having appealid _ yourpaper of Sundaj' last, the Committee of this Aisocinaion are induced' to solicit the insertion of the following remarks, snd in dobiu so they b4* ...

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... A retuirn of the Royal Navy, now in Commission, shows that we have full 270 ships afloat, fifty of which are in the Baltic, and forty-nine in the Black Sea. If naval strength consists in the number of vessels on service, England 'was never before so formidable on her favourite element. Britannia rules the waves may still be a national anthem with us. Still, notwithstanding the power of our ...

... OUR A1PET, BAC. hy Strahl, _ aia en fomth Thy haughty wil they boundless selfishoeasel -Thou held'et thyself too loftyfiorour'vjewsT'' Too high thoui stod. at praong Ahy~ mighty foes! XbJr seekt h1ii ae thy 'relia&t coq'uer9-s, Yield whilst the're s- tiome for ltealrefi-~nfighty'wsllt S I ?? ~ gen.'Aco. aws A ~y-peeul].o 86isl aorthtomtfeebgs ith the decbnIltter. A' ?? Ms's~a~' Have you'din ...

... ?? . L LICESIN .T I * , 14 , , ,,,J i , -. . , .. , i .. ,l -Themagist tlra'ef'=thi-s4.lvimo n : iie' -the '8th inst., to heara'pplicationj:fd ineA li'enseia`id 'adjdiirned uutil toeday ofo the-~ 'of lfin iiipw the preminfiwes for which licenses' were eke6ac h 'o oiside,'j the- applications ' The fol-' ?? liceiises were'granted anid all others rtfitsed Wms H .5 ST &TO . Gribson and Mr. B. ll. ...

... 7M ? 72 ! - ?? M - - .- - fmulisfrom thee~ 3-1A'uIlj. to the 2d, instadesc eip~,'the- progress rn '-de has been eloik* and acliompani& 6eiust l~eipbted, bY svr c i s~inl ts4 ~ tn ;parties; a q ti ?? t'that 'I fi- e'tV~ ~r~h o~1 laet night bf taptin W6&A;i7Fth ?? .Re ?? Ia o~csifo t brng before' YOnr, lordship's ntc nm.dsithoh Brazil~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~lneaiPeisera~ coysl t aboita ?? ato 'ev foc' 6 ...