... TYNEMOUTIT COUNCIL, A meeting of the Tynemouth Town Council, was held on Wednesday, the Maycr in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read and confirmed. The TOWN CLxoox read a letter from the Town Clerk of Gateshead, acknowledging the receipt of the memo- rial in reference to the new dock; a letter from the Ad- miralty; a letter from the Trinity Houme, and also another ...

... THE WESTERN ALLIANTOR - (Ar1on tho wanminer.) It is certain that neither of the groat Weste Powrers can Carry on the wvir witbaut the other, ma& it follows on neceesitq that when either ia of opmiaow. that the ohjle's of the war are attained, peace mustb& made. be pacific countel% must be dominant, am wlhichever side of the channel they tirst prevail. Thai agr9eemnent and combination of the ...

... RUSSIA-IEAMBuiRoH, Dco. I2th.-(roi terost.) | -A ?? loan of 50,0G0,000 of roublee, m-cly I ;8,00.000, is issued at 82, beooin g per cent. interet. nseney panic has ccmmeneed in Russia. At MoAecow, llishai, Novogorod, Astralear, and other placce, ba-.k motes are retueed ; people ame hiding money. BE1Li.N, Wednesdny.-Y1oterday thO house of !&en- delssohn opened subscriptionit for a newv Rusoian ...

... TLUT, KING DO4 SARDINIA. IN, ENGLAND His Majerty the King of Sarlinia arrived at Dover at 7.4Q on Friday morning in the Vivid steamer, saptain Smitherts, whihi left Calaiseat li7e o'cloclc. e wsn re- ceivad by the naval and military authorities of the port, the Sardinian blini3ter, General Grey, and the other members ot the Queen's houuehold sent down to wel- acme him on his arrival. The ...

... THE WAR,. ATTACK UPON THE, FRENCH POSITIONS AT BAGA. itl ICCRILL78, Tueedtay. S.10o p.m. The Osire bes arriu-i with adrivces from Coalstalrti.. nople of the 14th, and from the Crimea of the l1th inst. A letter, under date of 'ICamp before Sebastopol, D~ec. 11, says ~ The Russiaus attacked the French positions at Esga On the 9th Of Dec., but were repulsed with the lose of 70 killed and 20 ...

... OXFORD, DEC. 24.-THE SECOND PUBLIC EMAWINA- TIoN.-The following i. an analysis of the recenti'uci:: Examination in the four schools of Classics, 1'atur'I Science, Matbermatics, Law, and Histcry. Inaenumoer of candidates in the Clsa9ical School was 171; of these 17 took off, 21 were plucked, and 37 went up for hon- ours; of which number 8 were placed in the frat class, 12 in the second, 14 in ...

... BY ELECTRIO TELEGRAPH. TnE EAsT.-Advices by the Jourdin state that the teathei in tbe Critue Yad betn Eovere. The Tchernaya bad oveitlowod. A aucceasoln of tempests had levelled some of hie buts, but no lose of life had ccourred. On November 141h, General NioutiaviXff summoned Kara to surreuder. A ?? Williams residint. They Tequeeid delay, end sent Calonel 'ebom Ts,n to Eraer.um. Se'imn Pasha, ...

... RECORD OF IRECKwS. titia .nln I, ?? g &it of vess els Br~id eogn opreI sdistrnct, is 9iapiled from (laily reports, whih hac op- psrd in the SpigGzte rnjtc ihbal v inclusive : Iip~s~aetfiup As to the 30th Oov., tlcbi~zod ktcclloBalX of ant fromi Rye for Sunderland, Aletrsnde r brig, or Whitby, wrecked at Aldborough. Aoimorr, ol Shields rkcdked near Inearvlcl, Atatants, lTaetet, of ...

... ELECTION FOR NORTH ST. ANDREEWS WARD. . The election for this ward, occasioned by the resigns- tion of Mr Robt. S. Stanley, took place yesterday in the Orphan-house, Northumberland-streot. Considerable interest was manifested in the result of the oontcat. The candidates were Mr C. F. Hamond and DMr Wm. Fears. The former gentleman is well-known to the electors, having contested the ward six ...

... The visit of the King of Sardinia to England, as well as that to trance, has now terminated, his Majjesty hiav- ing ieft Felkeetone ysterday4 on his return to his own doesinions. There can be no question, since Vir tor Emmanuel had, previous to becoming the guest of either countl; , s) far felt interested in the cause of liberty cud indepe, ?? cc, as to join the league for the protectisr on' ...

... The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland, who are at Alawick Castle, with a select partv, have caused liberal benefactions to be distribute d tdihe poor on the family estates in Northumberland and Yo kihire. The Duke of Cleveland has boen receiving his friends at his seat, Raby Castle, in the county of Durham. During last week} fifty covers have beeu laid for din- ner, and his Grace s hounds ...

... TIHE WAR. TREATY BETWEEN SWEDEN AND THE WESTERN POWERS. STOCIUIHLMa, Dec, 18.-The King has ratified a treaty with England and France. The two Allied Powers guarantee the territorial in- tegrity of Sweden, end the latter engageenot to clien- ate any part of its tert itorv to Ruesis., The high contracting parties engage to communicate, ?? and teeiprocally, all propositions coming from ANOTHEIR ...