... DEPPATPHEP FCOMk :IR ge L YONS. I - ADMIRALTY, Dio.M t. :Despatehes,,of which! the' follovwilnge are 'copies have beeu reelved fom AclmfrAm ,ir Edmuan Lyons, Bar., 9.Q.B. Comninder in ,COhief of 'eit M$aesty'i sips and' veseels in the 6'editerraneai mid' Black Sea: Royal Albestjissatch Bay1 Dee 1. .Sir,-I request that yon will* lav before the Lor~',s Commissioners of the Admiralty th ...

... MEE'rING (OF DElEGATES FROM LICENSEI) VICTUALLEMS' PROTEC- | TION SOCIE'ITIES. Last Wednesday afternoon, ameeting of considerable tim- v ,1ssvTancC to thle trade was held at ttie King's Head Hotel, &Lh-rby, and weas numerously attended by delegates fromt the 0 arossocieties in EnglanIId. The unh .appy divisions which a have, of late taken plice amiongst thle body, and thce injurious fi ...

... :4YAL AND mILI'ITART ?? i = ?? ; ! ' - : .t ,'',Aprnwar; ?? 18.-.Apkdmixya.-aOoni. to ucander J. E.: , HEadilctok (1855) to ib'e Gdlcouita' 154 at ! Portsmouth. ; ig LieutenantG W.arter(1856)to the Ariel, 9, screw a steam ploOp, of fO boese power, atDevonPore. 1 ?? Cadets) . U. IE Yorka to tbe Colossus, 60, ecrew steaoism-sipo400 bossa power, at Portswoutb; and W.'Willli td ?? W~ehoigtoe, 131 ...

... THE WAR. T RUSSIAN WAR MOVEMENTS. Russian troops are marching in the direction of Bessarabia. ol PEACE RUMOURS. al It is stated at Berlin that about the middle of November the Prussian Government sent an urgent despatch to St. SI Petersburg, praying the Czar's advisers is to approach peace. ar The Tinmes' Paris correspondent states that the differences which existed between the French and ...

... LEICESTERSHIRI E. ?? ^tsr ^,vr Norracnnnlontj] (From our own Correspondent.) tion LEICESTERL, M0tidaY. the CIuIrSTMAtA is drawing near, and preparationls for cele- ' brating that festive season are to be seen in every directionl. out For several days past thle carriers' drays, on which goods are Bev conveyed from the Railway Station to thle parties to %whom inor they are directed, have bseen ...

... St I N IL I I II y1' L.Aali .,Ij III M - r TIE DULjE OY NEWCASILE AT WonKsor.-On NVednci- :o day night last, his Grace the Duke of Newcastle arrived it Le the Worksop Railway station at nine o'clock. It having be- come knowin a few hours previously that his Grace 'solu e pass through 'Worksop, en roate to his princely seat at (here- ber, ai very large concourse of pcople assembled on the Stl' ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE,. ?? 1 l]zaSA le Commission signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the Counly it ?? Regimentof King's Own Staffordshire Miiitia -Joseph Prargeter Brindley, gent., to be Lieut., vice Mecelam d resigned. t, WOODVILu., BURTON ?? Mlonday, the 10th d inst., was celebrated the ninth anniversary of the consecratisil Id of St. Stephen's Church, Woodville. Divine service was held ?r in the ...

... FOItEIGN AND COLONIAL. FRANCE. ,1¶,negotiatilons now in progress occupies tile attention 0ftile FaviS journals to the exclusion of almost every The F'afrie, of Monday, had a remarkable t othier topil- article asserting that not only have the Austrian pro- f( sal been considered acceptable in Paris, but that it P 0a ortseblaoff at Vienna had given to them his prineli ar dein 'Its vpenes ofthe ...

... | ONDON, WDNESDAY, DEC. 19 I ('Or these extra-ranks, we read in the Memorial of the Guards, the one which has had the most im- portant influence on promotion is that of Lieutenant- Colonel, conferred in 1687-at a very early period in the history of a standing army; a time.whenon]y one-fifth of the army (es at present constituted) was in existence; and when no lea than seventeen of the ...

... From FAX LOYNDON GAZETT, Sue ?? De I . 8 I d = In, B fIE, w 3IL Geneal ?? Mrkhm, ad Leuteafl Geeral JamesLnntsay:01 Colone Jo~ntCel, alf pay hiatveldt beensge majo general. - coloneL 1ecntes Boyal North lunseun axlietio-Ywalte? Stewart Birown, gent., to, be lirutentitt, vice Measnt, appointed ensign 813d Foot; WHIllam Lon-OD EstaHes, Minnidet. tobeIlueosBIvierMoartyto, appnted enele 42nd ...

... THE SELECT VY&TRY. ?? uesual fortnightls Mcletleegr of thlislesty was held yester teday, t h. 11v. ieetot' UCimpbeil fic the thair. lheeother emnte beret proeuct wors Mesro. Wioodruff, I lesuny, Je ' t J ote', Luffi Doeteon, W. Jones, T.31or. lhai, r'airteero' boild to U0awotere, Owen, Bradley, isnustoen, Ileewe, Whitty, Weesloy, 0h Mellor, II. Janet. tld OCIEIOUSE COMtMITTEEg. in the flow ...

... LATEST NE WS. PREPARATIONS FOR TUEH NEXT ar CAMPAIGN. th I BERLIN, MONDAY PYFNING.-Intelligence from to Russia conirfros the difficulty of inrintaining the Sp paper money in, circulation. The patriotic gifts towards the expenses of the War are prin- cipailly made in paper, so that the treasury gets cli its iiotes returned to it. ce Great arrangements are making in the Baltic ports onl ...