... LOSS OF THE SHIP LORD I GEORGE BENTrNcK. HORRIBLE SUFFERINGS OF THE SURVIVORS. By the arrival of her Majesty's corvette Electra at Portsmouth, from the Falkland Islands, we learn of the lamentable loss of the British ship Lord George Bentinck, Captain Irving, outward bound to San Francisco, from Shields, which foundered on the 22nd of last Nov., inlat. 44 S., long. 54 W., her master, two ...

... ner pan or your question we cannot give a ?? at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in of Mr. John Fenton, of Liverpodl, and Mr. Isaac Byerly, a ~ fSaebCheshire, members of the Royal Collgeofat M Fas Surgeons, were admitted to the fellowship at a meeting (3 tin of the council on the 8th instant. set The Rev. James Cheel has been licensed by the su in Bishop ...

... F G a - --O- -- FOREIGN INTELLIGENOE. -1 ?? .. - .I.I. . A -. ?? ,.. ?? TUMMEY. The commarnder of the Iungiaroo stemer hh6 been c obarfed by tho ambsiador Bontenieff with having brought f4 mate f lov d fa rom Cirs ia to this capital. ?? cap. OR ! tam adnnitted that mi-had brought lhero sareral Cirssian families, not for the slave market, however, for he had pi -landed them with thre seat of ...

... te an, the ADVANCH IN THE BANK RATE OF' Tgar INTEREST AND DISCOUNT. use The commercial publio have been taken by surprise at lall the resolution just adopted by the bank directors for ba his raising the minimum from 6 to qJ per cent, for all de- Lo ' of suriptlons of paper. This alteration applies to loaes on I our stock -as well ai disrounts. The inflitinel oh, trade and ret of brsiness ...

... [La- Tas GLsaSow Poiso~rzto CAsEl-Miss Madelein ro mteh on ld h (ssae in a recent number ?? on suspicion of I Wel baigamnsee osnt e weetheart, a young I its FrnhgnlmnnmdLAglewaq formally corn- aid niau io VIith h Crqwa authorities atdibrh l oa* far as th etv is concerncd, the groud ftecag the are undrto obe that Mdiss Smith wsaxiutoca t mnd 'Aingelier off, in consequence of having ...

... a I ug v 'G &IOmeorow (Saturday) moru1ig. . TEE INTVkMwra I'm ---A - -- _i THE XNTEUtMENTf AT THB NOOOI. Pot0 Italy itbill re- The following is the draft of a letter seeat to the sub. bell Comtteo of the health committee by Messrs. F1rancials u by an nlond, solicitors acting on behalf of Mr. Kirkus:- aer, TO TUR01Al RA AlND NXIM5 SteOF TE HEvALTH COMMISTUSII Mr. GentlemenlPah,fal as this ...

... THE PREMIER AND IS FRIENDS. I In Never had man or Minister snore reason than E id Lord Palmerston at the present moment to cry 1 g Save me from my friends. He has, and has I,always had, enemies in plenty but to these he al to has hitherto been able to bid. Jefiance. He has a enemies who denounce him on aecount of his r real or supposed ultra-Liberalism, and others who is applaud him for his ...

... kls acoic o A miscellaneous meeting of the members of the Historic Ti Society of Lancashire anti Cheshire took place last evening, Iin Redl ls the grand jury room of St. George's Hail. There was a good hold if attendance of members, and also aconsiderabile number of hales, hold le In the absence of Sir Edward Cost, who, Dr. Hume regretted to is say, wa~s unable to attend and preside ever the ...

... A DESIDERATUAL NOTHING 1S more pleasing than to find the possession of great abilities accompanied by true modesty. Mr. Layard, the late member for Aylesbury, would be a model man if the two characteristics were united in him; but, lacking the modesty, his abilities are apt to appear intrusive and his conduct volatile and indiscreet. When in Parliament he dallied with office as if nothing that ...

... 'THIE REPRESENTATION OF NOItTIH LEICESTERSIIRE. The re-election of Lord JoXN MANNERS and MlA r. FARNIHAM for the Northern Division of Leicesterselire is, it seems, to be opposed by Air. FREWVEN, Whose SO recent and complete rebuff, when he contested one of the seats for this division of the county with Lord JOUN MANTNERS only a few weeks back, does not ap- pear to have taught him the lesson it ...

... ., v-rv numerous d on Tuesday Afternoona a very numerous and influential bei n meeting of hop-planters, wis held at thle Star Hotel, Maid- fin o stone, to take into consideration thle propriety of petitioning chi it thle Chancellor of thle Erchequer for an acreage duty, instead pet !.of the present excise duty. Mr. Elvvy occupied the chair, to !r end there were about I LO hop-growers present. ...

... [We are entirely at a loss as to what passage in the Daily Revs M. Lodru Rollin complains of in the following commu- nication; but as he appears to imagine that some attack has been directed against him in our columns, we allow him to speak for himself.) TO TIHE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Siy,-Having seen my person, and even my name, clearly designated in your paper in connexion with the mat- ...