... 1ro?n 1r14?7U !? GsZ?G. WAR-o)'r1CB, NoT 30. 2nd Regiment of Dragoon Guards-BteYet-.lajor 11. .Briseae, to be Major, by purchas~e, *ice Brevet Lieut.- Col. P. Las Poer Treuch, who retires ; Lieut. C. 8. .Hutchineofl to be C~ptain, by purchase, rice Brieco. Royal Artill ry-'lhe appointmen~t of Lieultenant A. Donall, dated 24th September, 1855,xhabeen cancelled; .Lientenrat Gi.K. Taylor, onatbe ...

... THE NIGHTLNGALE FUND.- S. A public meeting was hold on 'Ibursday, at Willis' Rooms, St. Jamnes'a, to give expression to a general feeling that the services of Miss Nightingale in the righospitals of the East demand the grateful recognition of 'sthe British people. The attenldance was numerous and brilliant, and long before the hour fixed for com-. toenceing business there was not- one seat ...

... VISIT OF THiE IQNG OF SARDINIA. On Tuesday orders arrived rather unexpectedly at this port tor the immediatte equipment of the Royal yacht Osaborne, aud the dispatoh of that veesel and one ortvvo m en-of-war and steamecrs to Calais, for the puruose of the frst nam ed receiving or. board his Majesty the Kling of Saaemlui, and convex jog him to Dover. The yacht was ther-efore at once brought ...

... T? NEW ?HA?VELLO? OF THE DUCIIY OF L?CABTER. ?? followingr ulriress to hie constirseouts hasubeen issued by the Right H~on. DL T. Barinos f To ma E ILwaCOas OF 2HF BOROUOr1 OF LEED3. ...

... c?iCFi??STL?R. On the 22nd ult. at a Congregation, hold at Orford, the Rev. WS. R. Cosenls, of Magdaleu Hialt, biinor Canon of CShichestor Cathedrel and Rtector of St. Andrewv's, in that City, received the ilegree of Master of Arts. A' Noac1x IEQrUEST.-A few days sinlce the labsurees on the several farms on the Stansted cstate assenmbled atL ?? Hiouse and received a legacy of 51. each, be- ...

... THE PASSAGE OF THIE INGOUTR BY THiE TURKS. d TURKISHI CAMP, BANK;S OF THE f INGOtrE, Nov. 5. e aving heard that the avesef-posie of the army was encamped writhin two hours' march of thce Ingoor. I edetermined a week ago to leave Shemnserr-ai, where Ornar ?? atill retained his herad-quartero, and to push ont ithe front. At about seven miiles from Shemeserrol the froad crossesi the G~odava river ...

... THE BRITISH ARMY- IN THE CRIMEA. (From the Sseppfemerat to the london¢ Gcreeftet of Tuse., day, Nov. 27.) WAiR DEPARTMENT, Nov. 27. lord Prnmure has thit day r. ceived a despatch and its enclosures, of w~hich the followting rre copies,i addreesed to bis Lordship by Sir William Codring- iton: SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 13. My Lord,-Having SO lately assumed the corn- I me~nd of the army, I h~ave rnot ...

... THIE CONDITION OF RUSSIA. most No doubt, public opinion has its abuses, but if we was want to see the consequesces of its absence, they are to do exhibited to the world in the present cendilon of a had Russia. A wore awful case novel betel man or empire. s their Russia bee no one to advise her. Wrapt in his dark '5 ble to and solitary despotism, the Ctar has none with whom scenes he can divide ...

... WI NCHES TE R. SATU enAY, DECEMrBER 1, 1856. d, ?? MERCANTZ.EI GsAZETTE, in Frida~y Evening. The supply of English wiheat at M~ark-lane an Mlonday vswals very moderatie, but being in very had condition it ut met a stowv sale, at a decline of 2s. to 3s. per quarter, in gulltori woe not materially lower, but taken slowvly, i iuconsequence of the finrnces of factors. The isuparta Df wvere 6,6i0 ...

... BOTLEY A?D SOUTH HA?TTh FARMERS' CLUB. I A,, ?fnnA?., +h? ? On Monday the Annual Root Show of this Club was bold at Botiey, and was very suoseasful, The competi- 1 don was spirited, and possessed of great interest to Agri- I culturiass. Subsequently the usual dinner was held at the Market-hall, when about 100 gentlemen agrienianrista, tt- and others of the locality ant down. Thomas Warner, to ...

... GENERAL O1RDERS. 5 lHesdquarters, Ssbastopol, Nov. 10. .Gereral Sir James Simpsou announces to the army [that tbo Queen has been grabciously pleased to permit lhim to resign the comnmand of thts army, and to asp. .noint General ?? SirWilliamn Codr~ngton, ?? Bto be his successor. ?? resigning hie command, the ?? to ex- preue to the troops the high sense he entertrins of the iadmirable conduet ...

... LONDON, Wedniesday, November 28, 1855. J.VSFCr OE HEN ;NA3EST AND PN~xyeE AnTIE~h ~Ot -CHATrAM-EHer Majesty, accompanied by His.Royal1 .ROyBI Hlighness Prince Alberc, paid a third visit to z Iy Chathans on Wednesdaty, for the purposte of inspecting I tho stick and woosnelded soldiers at Fort. Pitt and Brom>p. ky ton. Eer Mtjesty ard the Prince left Windsor earlyc 6in the mnorning, r nd ...