... orOCHDALE LICISiSED vICruALLERW' A&ssoc iatiomi. , The third anniverary of tbe, BUoqhalej Victuallers! Associjation was celebrated, on the 31st qit., by, a dinner, which took plaee at the Flying. Horse Iarn, Packer-street,,in. that town. The, chair wa's oieupiedoby Mr. ,hosLiv'e'y; andt Mr Jones filled thi vice- chair. Upwds of ninety 'person sat down, amnig whox were Mr. J. 41 ohnsoon ...

... OUR, AOt~ BAG I A REAsoN voB TznT.-i4A man in Maine, who had stolen a watch, gavb as an fslitge sb4t he was unwell, and his physician had advised hin to take something. Af IBIsHMAE'S ?? I will and bequeath to my beloved wife Bridget all my property without reserve, and'tc my eldest son the rest. If anything is left, it may go. to Terene I'Carthy. IiiHRaSTINS Compm.-There is a couple in ...

... THE WZAD OFP THE NORTH AT ToE L yeum. There are few branhces of proftssional skill applied to the gamuse.. menit'f the public that have had their stages of imptovernent so distinctly marked as the art and mystery of legerdemain. Singce the days of Breslau, and Eatterfelto, dwith his hair on end at his own wonders, wondering for his, bread, and the rising of the less bri. Iiant stars,, Gyngell, ...

... HE RUSSIANi P'I:IKG bN JPRE1 OHW Surgeons - . More than onespecla icbrteop'dent in the rimnea has bome vwitnisi W the inlifibihn coadudt'of the 'Rousstis, ivho, afterthe battle on tbe leth, fired upon the partie9 seit out fout the ftetih eamp) to colldit the wounded. ' The MOsittewr Of Tuesday cottailig the following letters on this subject. The 'first is from General Pelissier to the French ...

... SPIRIT R.APPITCG ErrXPOSED BY I Professor Anderson. The stern realities of war having diverted public attention from the subject of Spirit rapping, which some months ago was lead- ing captive silly women and still sillier men, it might have been hoped that we. had heard the last of this impudent imposture, and; that henceforth it, was going to rank, with the Cock-lane ghost, amongst the ?? ...

... OW EDITI: -. cow ?? aw ?? bF THE BOMBARDMENTOP 0 8- 3BATOPOa. WAR DEPARTMENT, FRIDAY NriKT, SEPT. 7. ,ord Panmure has this day received the following intdlligeneao ,m General Simpson, dated CRIMEA, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5. Our batteries opened fire at daylight this morning. b15TB EAY, SEPT. 6,5 P.Mr. Thfie bombardmnt geO tauyand favourably, with few ,1laities on our side. A Russian frigate, ...

... IPRESERVATION OP LIFE FRONiC ;. II : S ipwttek. ?? Oi Thersd.y O ifetia6 ojj ef the Royal tial Life Boat wustituting was held at the Society's Office, Jodnostreets Adelphi, Captain LAmberet' qerrott in the ihtis. Mr. Lewis the Secreary, having read the minutes o othe previous mieetingo the Silver Medal of the Inetitation was voted resoie~tlvely to Mrm Galbraith and to. Mr. William Rae In ...

... 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 ...

... [ 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* ...

... 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 ...

... DS TOHES, PROXGNEAL 8EpON -1An -n. - n l WAR DEPARTMENT, SEPT. 3. L~ord Falnmue has this dayireceived .a despatch and its nclosflres, of which the following are opiess, addressed to bie lordship by General Simpson. BEFORE Sraksrorox, AUGUST 21. lry Lord,-In my despatch of the 18th instant, I was unable to Fe a detailed an account of the part taken by ?? givthe battle of the Tchernaya as I ...

... |: 0 IL T S T FO R } I G NV. The Crimea. Great Fire in BebastopoL-Destruction of a Russian Man-of-War. A telegraphic despatchj dated the 6th September, eight a.m., has been received in Paris from General Pelissier, announcing that a great fire, which occurred on the night of the 5th, hasburned the Russian two-decker MOaian, anchored in the bay of Sebastopol. The fire was caused by a shell from ...