... GENERAL POST-OFFICE, EDINDT.TRGII. Bones Ciosc. j General Receiv'gI P.. in Edin. - P. Offl.ce. fouses. Leit. a Leith. MAILS. Aberdn,. Dundee, Perth,) 6a A8. 10 Or 10 Oi' 404 Stirling,-Alloa, &c. 7 a 7 20P 1 Or 1 O -6 lS0 ' Berwick and B. of England . 3OP 11 OP 1 eP 6 40A Berwick' Dunbar, Had-) sp 3~O ington, &c.B'E. oflng-n- * 5 15r 4 305' 401r 3. Or laud. . . ?? . . . Carlisle, Liverpool, ...

... THE BENGAL MUTINIES CONSIDERED FINAN- i CIALLY. TrO THIs DITORvl ow THIS TIMERS. In Siua- I consider, said a railway traveller to me some of1 days ago- I conbider India very explensiive. This mutiny re will cost Ins somej50,000,0001., and all for what ? I would pe give up Indis. .The speaker was a faet respectable men, w. with that sort of' look which makes a man's cheek almost a t legal ...

... CLIFFORDS OF DEVONSHIRE. (CONTIN.Us ?? TiAU FLsVcsc PoseT OF JULY 80.) No. 7. REFUTATION OF THE REPORT, THAT THE FIRST LORD CLIFFORD, BARON OF CIIUDLEIGH, COMMITTED SUICIDE. c LI; the first edition of Evelyn's Memoirs, vol. i., p. 439, (it has reached four editions,) we read as follows:- I have heard from some, who, I believe knew, Lord Clifford made himself away, after an extraordinary ...

... TOWN AND TABLE.TATIK. CFROx OUR o0rW aoRlEsPoNDNTJ] DUBLIN, TuESDoA, AUO.1ST 11. THE delight is universal among all classeS at the ignlO- minious defeat of thle disgraceful petition, presented by the Romanist-Radical clique, and supported by imieas wllicll will not now elaracteris. It has now become a matter of rejoicing that it Was pre60Osnted, inasmuch as it afforded all opportunity to our ...

... [r.0aol1 our0 OWNV CORRESPONDENT.] LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. By bile arrival of the screw steam ship North Ailiericant, Captain Grange, we are placed in pos- 6OtiolU of later advices from Montreal aud Quebec tbhn lre'vious1v received. The North. American sailed from Quebec on the it llrt., alrrd in addition to a large cargo of neer- CNlardise Ih s brolugh0t 150 passengers, but iso epecie. Ii ...

... I During the past week the morning papers have teemed with letters, extracts from letters, and other documents relating to the Sepoy mutiny. The lurid light they throw over the calamity is in some measure relieved by the high spirit they manifest as prevailing among the 3 Europeans. There is hardly an expression that may be t construed to mean croaking; and the atrocities that have been ...

... ?? ? t Ylvffimf A 51-??,tffcr. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1857. I5I'ORTANT intelligence from India has arrived, but it does not bear out the rumnours in reference to the capture of Delhi. Up to the 27th June, that city was still in the hands of the mutineers, and the Sepoys had madc several sorties, but on every occasion they wvre successfblly repulsed. Twvo ...

... MIEL-ROSE LAMMAS LAMB FAIIR WIDt£uAy, ArGU5T' 12. The stock for this market was placed about four o'clock Aar. This market was originally intended for Cheviot lambs; but of recent years it has be- come somewhat mixed, there being now some three- parts and balf-breds. There was fully an average show, numbering about: 50,000. Sales were dfli in the early part of the morning, but about seven a ...

... PARLIAMENTARY9 YESTERDAY. 0 li HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPE.AIER took the chair at twelve o'clock. . ii Giustiniani's Naturalisation Bill was read a third time ?? a-ad passed.! t4 Captain HAMImLTON took the oaths and his seat for the Falkirk Burghs. a SMOKE BILL, SCOTLAND. Si On the order for the consideration of Amendment to o Smoke Nuisances (Scotland) Amendment Bill, further op- a: position ...

... AMEMORIAL TO THIIE LATE MR. HU3!E. IUNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON. At a recent meeting of the Council of thse Collugo, Earl Fortescue, Vice-President, as chairman of the committee of subscribers to the Hum Mem orial Fund presented a letter from Mr. W. Owen, the secretary, informing the council that on the recommendation of the commtnittee the subscribers had resolved that the fund collected for ...

... TBE AJIRY FOR LVDIA. The steam transport Imaperatriz, Captain Cax, embarked on Tuesday at Portsmouthn the companies of Poyal Ma. rines fromn Chathau, and the following officers and men from the Portsmouth division :-Captains Jackqou and Driver; Lieutenants Stead, Connor, Armstrong, anl O'Grady; Assietant-Surgeou- Shiaw and Little; 8 sergeants, 8 corporals, and 150 privates. Captain Elliott and ...

... CLOSE OF THE EXETER IALL SPECIAL SERVICES. As if unwilling to part with the privilege afforded to themi by the special services during the past three nmonths, the working classes thronged Exeter Hall, ?? evening, in grcatcr nmbers than evcr. In a quarter of an hour after the opening of the doors, every corner of tho hill which furnished even a standing place was filled. Notwithstanlding the ...