... n,.. .r~.~rnn-u Ir M.RnaUR OPPIC2, MONDAY FoRPnio00, OCT. 1. C TTHE WAR. The Morning Advertiser ?? alle3 have estab- t lished batteries in Forts Nicholas aod the Quarantine, which dorinate Fort Constantine. The report of an Le expedition against Nicolaiieff, and also against Odessa, rstill prevails. ?? Daily News says -Our correspondents at Paris and Hamburg both forward the following:- ST. ...

... I Dr Mg Mr. Thomas Avison, solicitor, of this town, and one of It g the executors of the late Messrs. Holmes, in a letter to 25th of the Afantx Sun, gives the following statensent as to the grea id present position of the estate, and the not very flattering aprospects of the creditors al might t ke olestlon to thspirit and tone of some of the Ti iid cvmmcnu on! in such letua but I pass these ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGINCE. tone FRANCH. whorrier Old Itt PARIS, SEPTENItim 21.-The derpatcelses h~tv coal confirm the stratetgiO tmovernent which. it was aninournced r Ihe would be 'mnade by the allied arniesuftor the fall, Of e0 are Seibastepol. This. movement is intended-to cut off tre- a ,t retreat of tire. R'ussiansa. The..]ast desjratch of Prirace t tita. Gortachakeff confirmsthis, rnod is as ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MIERCJRY.I . XONDAY, OCTOBER 1,185., ?? POPuL4 IMX SUP'EA S U AMARY. - ?? From the Rtevenue lit: oturns it appears that The there is a neet increase upen, the last'quarter of Spain £,61924,124, and -an increase -upon the half~y()r pected, of £2,929,699.Upon- the yeae thizcnet increase &opposid £&,3~~,78L This is chiefly infide lip by the in- -Aoce come Tax, the increase upon ...

... ; CORRESPONDENCLE THIE POWERS qr TB POLtCL tn 1 Xt Wth ?? I-s; VBP U ks~a~n; . -r .TO iBBI iDUORS 01? TUR Foo~tl,~ ,it . M a Gentlenmo,-MOI' task yoi whiisoi' ipolielnsfl soloW In: j ton aeordancewith bin~ ?? whk berders people se-to to obstrilet the ifotpath ?? thyilse iokilio akt hegetodallf n -as a shop vindow; there being hairdlyany :* 'p`ei;ng, oi oneo BR nft the wideat-fotipftthi; in ...

... MIETEOROLOGICAL RESULTS I 1-- -1 ?? .. t1' T.,. -nO Ine- Deduced fromn oboervations taken at the Liverpool Obser- ?? vatory, during the week ending Saturday, Sept.23, 1855. B of Latitude, 580 24' 48' N. Longitude, 35 0' 1 W. ith the Ozone(o.0),atpsin. 0m QO po ley Oaone(0.10), at ann. | a ommo.L j iug -e ?? | his 4 falling; 100 l cS , .4|il Ooi~atect~iiI~de~~g°dinga I=7 0 2 E Sgofriabveground ...

... tih THE MINISTRY. mntes OL. the 8ureinonseswertt~is0ed on Baterdil'y~toill the diiserS oratL- fraCbntCuncil, to be held at the Foreign-office, on r.ty Taeoday next, at two o'clock. The Cabinet will continue re- to asesaible at least once at week during the ?? Ar toepip 1. f weekly meetings of the war departirleit Of the principal rnes tO in- members of the Government-wilt also he continued - ...

... Is SECOND DITION. M*rD.t MORmG, OC. 1. it in iger not it urn eral orel int- ither fork- Ithe tions out- :A as de at eon sipal to be and teisi Itical othet Dthes have moos ate 01 . and beer beer I pro It St D, thi I illa ship' Dt thw ing i lothe tion ies ii lo thl iYL 5D0. -JMAF^ - - - - Itarseyt OnPtIo. MatDAY MoOL, . L BYT Sla T BITIOt AND sUseAaRI !TA sr.l THE WALR.' MAR8WsLES, 5.. 29. ...

... MULTUR1 IN FARVO. ?? ?? . .. . . .. ?? ?? - A.- ?? l.. ?? . Mr. WV. Stokoe, of Iloedham, surgeon, was found dead t in his bed on the Cmoring-of Saturday. tile 1fithinstant, a] while on a vinit to his brother-in-law, I rofesifor J9 Miton, 5( in Durham (elso sinceodead), flwie as71 ears-s f-age. Lest week, sotie Card swindlers sucweeded in fieeing a it gentleman. in the train ?? Glasgow and ...

... laurri, ibutas The Queen las appointed the Rev. B. Jowett regins arny. professor of Greek for the University of Oxford. ia feated succession to the late Dr. Gaysford, dean of C4rist with Church. revo- At a public dinner at Kettering, on Thursday, the Right Hon. Vernon Sntith, a cabinet minister, said that, 1though Sebastopol had fallen, the tihee had not yet ar- votscy. rived when we could ...

... THE ILLUMINMTIONS AND OUR.. LOCAl5 HUMI* NARIE3.-Tl1E COMMION COUC'IL v.C Co13XMN ' SENSE. ?? I E that the It lisa frequently been the duaty of th prese to commnent If Tower. upon th~e anatsg~fiemi existing, and often ?? be- laio Tim. tweco our council and the prlnciples, of eqommon s enlse- both by But it is doubted- wbot-her on any formner oqossion thisl hop, on antagonismr has been mo~ro ...

... 1 . as -x ?? TO THE REV. FIELDING OULD, 2. i e&kiog Itllr On Monday evening last, a very large and highly respect- .t !- able meeting of the members of the congregation of Christ very Hunter-street, and other friends of the Rev. was Fieldin ?? met In the schoolroomu belonging to the world, hurch foa,O puroe of presenting the reverend gentle- n the me', with a ?? addrcess and a pursectaun to ...