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~_ lip, co , I'M? TrDTA nm% rD :.'AY, 1"15. P xch. n , biA c 0 ,]l' 11 Iv D IRECTORS of the FAST A r of „ Akdruswset mill' t t a l l: ol d l r r liz e . e w l: ''ice Notice. N l : r ti n ee ilis tl o u n t and 2d !tl' oinp an ,, fr , 6l, the prjseut date, ,And tui , il Ur , her net lee. lw 2. :' 4121 's Rap t i: s ItuPee , arid Jrf B& is ou Bornbas 2s. 2% d. the Low ---_____________ JAUE4 C. MF.ITILL, Secretary. ttGyr A r,...,,,L Ooms . T ille'"„s.R:,te , 1 —lttlineuse success of' the s'lhitice:j" 44ne ' , I , k V IitOVIANA.: Music by H. LAURENT. everY erNlin g. ' ' RES DI Sale. Ni t -}te,prie3ES, London and Suburb% for S s cree 'oark, L oncion o the 1 1'. Whitton. Dalst,n.-- Apply 1; ,r - lobar, bd. Hughes, Solicitor, 13, Gresham, q_Rtivr uonanv,4o:w execut- orders.fr Las, 41,8econds, 2 W 2,.. pe S r ir to Eß n N COALS.—Best, Railway com -245. ; r Th i f w G at zu n t ea, Western e goal to th finest Coal olt ot 8 ( , eti ,at 24s per ton and f orexcellent and cconomicil n Pnertol^,,n(',l). 2ii. per ton. Cash pric•A within 4 miles 'Mt R ao tation. 41.ddre-s to the Superinten&ent, Great waY. Padington. - Agon °f ANCIENT JERUSALEM is .011 exhib.ti,,n at the ROYAL P ANOrTICN, and 13 Dr 7 0.12 t o ;lallY between 12 and '3 The Panopt con o e 44d 7 10. . A dMlssioit Is. t....'chools and children bah- I g E 4 6 a .... °"IOL}U M --- LIFEY ASSURANCE • P., 1 , . ' 7, 72 , efIRI,111" , 1.0nd031. I C4 l , 41, 1 0, 1 r t E stabil, bed 1824. , t k aa ri ' ITi lilary , a a ; : ( 1 1 1 1,Z and BI• e as ed Lives. at Home and Abroad, fr Pol leal_ tat ' Primi ' 'lval ninv ß. The only Office en purely , v'soltl, 4. Illtaf. limo:N.l'ot; therefore , no Partnership ..." :tong ror Prospectuses, pr n•o,•al papers, &e., sooty to , F 11, 6 - iai -- ---IVANLEy COPRIXS, Resident Directrr. p i , . :,,,- --- f _ . IT% t '014N11,11.4 N tj GERMANY , ' . Ti i , ;mi n th e , toe best Ntalitifactnring Talent is obtains I and ln Upplt4T,F..!riictioo of the following : - T h e kICOL,7 ..I,t.t.plNl4ol'E, the new. garment of the Season. aLLizb si4",vP;,OT, One and Two Guineas each. It o.. ,JAPE. One Guinea, Waterproof, yet it's OVINE Evaporable. gfrt,..A TROUSERS ant lIALF•GUINEA la, _kt P,r; .. WA ISTCOATs, n k l ot 7flit e i , ~... int LI IA RY and ether OUTFITS sent gratis. 'h i liZr nrit. c l a r in all parts of ti,e gl.•he who have the above ; va rlabt y fit !_garnents prepared in regulated sizes, so that they Iteteankt Ad.irew("l t..,,,,,ttreet; „:; tt l 1 "T• and D. NICOLL, 114, 116, 118, 120, f l t he c i tY, 22, Cornhlll. -01110 a, . . 4 . 1r0 LIP 6 , Nrp E ASSURANCE SOCIETY, -w I).,T!?y RT. i ll ,AcKFIuARs. t,,,_ EatablLshed 1823. ~, ''''wered by Act of Parliament,3 William IV. , t , 1 E3;1 1 , 40 14; I P RPI) ‘,..... „. p,,,,,,..n. bfaseyolts. .iltreti"f lifin)tr7l,1 II RTEPIIENSON Es Chairman. 11414etaiPtiti;e1.4t4tIfatitr.drie:/,.B(aayt:higE.E:sq:..it' . 13 : ir e3ai'r-ricitatilieanxi q'' Chairman. Cordon, "”) dell actiVerie, °in. z pL 1 . 11 10,,,. itober Gordon, Azchibald Hastie, Esti., M.F. - •43 t Charles Morris, Esq. 'kat P •rla ' P ''''k.-. ' William Routh, Esq. .mod kr 4 4 Ph em "--,-.••••••••- 4,3%8 hur ee ltirfon ; pi,,,,,.. AIIDITORs, i ?.:, td5....,,j4ke, Ear b g I J.,lin Rowell, Esl '' B, , Pr "A. l's,, I John ' Illiant Stillwell. rm. esideat of f , - - 3 , Ni D., Cantab., lion. 11..'.1„ Oxon. lSoltozk4 RoYel College (II Physicians. .4,..._ •atteiflniainlt, Travers, Esq , F.R.S. crtrett_j_ tolt—lienry Youn7, Esq. isktt Junes John Downes, Esq., F.R.A.S. 11 .41 tr - 1 lex. NI-odonald. Esq. laa anoliEsTra LocaL BoAßti. i-iiillt. iltNll,, DIRECToItS 4klllb,,rrlhAo , li' )11LISAVIIi 'it r I. Esq , Chafpnlish tkorat 15 ioilla,! 1 S'q' ' n 'r p , ka,„ . f William sq l a-re •• • el', rag. de r ; 43 ' i Robert :stow t, 1 - sq No ret,,r,.. ~ I "'Amite! NY•tt,, Esq. ttit4he hlrster-;t',;eoseph Chesb ' , rough I , yer, Esq. la 4(;itetages tra aeo ' v r_ j."I.IMAeI. L .Flardsl E ey. M.D. 40417 -n no n e tt ,,: r d ed . b Y this gocaitettyltere Bq. A tlttp N 't i) a - 43 ' other-,,,,2,11 ,e ctirity, and Lower Rates of Prem.un,e th,";,t, til, e e _. Si 4 i et)„.„ ince, Which entitle the assured to partici pate. eii7elety. 4° " l erahly • .nwer than those of any other Mutual Ifkla'a4,qe,l 1 ? : . n " the pnL, 4 1,, fe e % -,13 h,;,,,-,-,`" l I'S are olvided every fifth year among 11'''' 11 ),,, -- ' 4 Ol to e -.7.: Policy",ed, after the pa) meat of the Fifth lne! ap.ii o".'n's tber,•v--' effected on the ' participating Scale, lik en prx_ee :41•447,06,-,011 Prior to the next division of profits. ltth„ nay ;:,, aa „a Med to Poilcs .t the fast division. WOlrber i.„ ' --an "ONUS of 67/ percent . on the Premiums .1,44' Niels. ; i • ranee n reree nee,' 7 eoo iih, • Der amounts ' 3 , . pro:IN tza f non,. .nta to 1 , 4 02,522/. Income upwards p otr4. or p olicy n De tta s „ atanls, nor for Service in the Yeomanry or -4nd kli Dartienlars ma ybe bt ined on apprcation te ALEXANT " ' • OER N iACDONTALD, SecretarY• Cox. rit I. k Y llft,t, '' er F°R PAcK•SADI/LES. 4 -....i., I i„,i, OFFICE OP C3PDNANcE, 2d lriay, 1855. i that 'irkl, I S li, GIVEN to all persons 04,4,)),, contra,' lng. v) so 1 !I to rk,,, al le Io,n oo 4 , . ! . )r , Y 44, 11 33 , d , i , 41, 1 W ritin g . e‘td - CIN -sADDLES, Pi l ' l ' ; ii t 4' l) and ',, e , , te nsed to the s ecretary to tbe_ o llo p ar . d ek of ; l c 4t. t, f• N it n• ceive 1 sed on the outside. " 1 endet f 1,14,,, t ee4i ; ith ins., at the Ordnance Office, 4t i h ' s e ^r6 ;l' , ar , d, , ,;;. n e t.. ,„, th a t isqwd by b*N,re,,,a,, i uot to use any t hrill --- ' addressed Pall-mall ' , on or I h r tti, 'lls r i( i' . '''' th, 1. 1 " eh I nlY be obtained. by letter 1,,, tn. • •••ci, -- ., 114' B Of t o ! t ai l otOrditanee, or on personal appli '' R uyifieerri ee l t nt 4 , at tb.. r.riManee Office. tion to the lltage Vier antrtZeobte w•,,ee„iwiibapplica cation, Ni,_uT CONTR, iov, , ....e'r / 1 " fit WAGGONS. th I tlit, - 1 , rub T, ns nOpF.CP: OP iRONANCE. let n l lf May, risssos 1855. tr Nre„ -4 EBY GIVEN to i, ° Picikal 9 °l t" tr ae'lna., ,„, a,„, ~,, ~„,17, 0 sopply v ewt., 11ALtill'h.441,ti*, rtlog adll,rAn'n:/18' °r g ` to the Board of Lea,'''' , l,'' ree.,''D spit - -lf re,s d o the Secretary isye,-,4eifri, ,„, , 'ed i t t +,?!., • rk' don he. otatlide Pall-mallTefonfoorrbWooNte -44,44,a, zmaloerti;;:y,eififi,s-lti Ordnance Office, 2tt'4ll't4l. 3 . ? rd "nne's e' ,_",_ed not to use any r a that od r l , e s s t! e e d d . "fl ' '' , l - Z t hoi: ° th e Ito Wh ich m , be otrainet f l ° L7le h t u t t e 44 1; 1 1 4 fi 'l " ' 1 4 1 -- „ 41 or° dnance. or on personal a 1 ..0 ' ', 1, '1 -ye., " , - ,t'd 4 i a t the Ordmme , Office; t r•, u P t ir' a n s ti t n 'i n ie ' 4414'1' Ont‘e.rt,-"e,s, w ' g'ets v•IP be very limited, 11;1"lies itt'rY r! l r g thv ma• utacture of these articles N._,.....L By (" ' t of the Board. ~tlbbr., --. .1. WOOD. 4 ecretar3 -, I - IS ot/e V o - at.,,,, 111 )1) . l'els.6ter.nit'''''''. 11, ''E of C()IIRECTION, 1 ,1 -.. e ., ~,R,zl vßzlt•••. I,,,AR.l.eprov ofNOR of 1 e l‘ol,l',l,.artZ`l;,i'';neNoli,,,l"..th,:;.:ll' eolltif v of lii biles x Pa On; ittad,"eff-nt - Ilerm, '"' r,..,4 - ort ,r Q.I rter e•sion of 1 , e ,i, (1.,,,,, Wlll t elt, ) 3 , n at a„1",111.„,,41 'if' -, ' % temstus F'reti ,, I 'k 414 tit-ti.-,u,1, 'I, t i . coi l I ; ', - , -- - gin i n t c h Di p % r F ( i t '' '.l') si of another LI n . ( : a ,,t_ 1'1; . 4a k' ne t 11 44 Of 4, I'4SII:ViL 31st day of vlaY itoPtl,uer a r il:, '''''qck('-'e -.' volt' .t. th ral st.“.ien). at il= a n " it e reiii(ten-tt'o c e 0- Tii,'„P'3', v(5113.,7 t n o - conimcnce at Om. . ta,.... o rtk, re'' wittahr 'erq.,f,;',ary w - Il re 45 1. r annum. 4 ' l """"Itsa ntf, " t he 'te.f 33 v kind, except ga ,the 4iii i ,l l ')' 0. to n' ntres.,*all' or th 11 4,0rIn e - s •o a ir nt b, , - .9 pr„ v „, e bu ll dm:, rent sot (t.aax: kliO, seg o ) . etati o ‘ t4 r(l t o e a" 'b oo I Z:d tfY torn county 11 4 1 : 3 ears, lea, l!e ln Dato,, ti t huis T"^ a: 'tit i n" , r 'e than . e l,: „w„ ka e ,!, e ,, o ...,,,,.. b 3. t z: , on . en. , .D e a e leitsrs On t , t i i , _ ___ n. ,' Ll ly ; ;;,or ba;:r- ch,v,"rirriolit„, ity..iiiciertee., ages, '.oi,":'-'11'.... 11a,. 1 4).. 1 7 1 41 th. e th e - 6;11) r ti,e rot charact e r ..-.11.1 elliz it o• Pil a r. 44 1..! Of e 2 lst ; 41 4 (in t:ri ll day or \ f tra.vtfor G d i.n n t i r ust per• bktithp 14t'llidar4t,"4„,"t. aT i l t w e ' et the ,ai i tl „ nt :m " „ n „,,_„„,„„ . . 114 . a e ,IT . , IN 'h an g'' o'. trii ' t . : °cl e k. A.A out rt ,he who'. eY, ti'ree Hil t : will s:lect the names of mit eliAti t :i B _ ` tt 1-'e submitted to the court. w RIO I 11 ( i) A). efisic,„„ 11', C lerk to ,h. romm!ttee. 1/4 `xl4 p i , r . house, ____-"c' k 11 , er en we • tf1 1;:',, 4 81, t l'Afrio;'l-4Y'rßob,------...,_-_ 44 1 ha r ?, ' ,v,:khle,t,RN,=,,,P•lt 4, 7.1‘11.te INSTITUTION. t , 4 1 iy (1, 011.c • E i s . IT i t ~, ,otluitt.:(!ii: A 141;.:T; ri„ kl3l,%!','!l'SitiLVs'l'ini, th e t t , 3lta , it eeOSIPARATIVE ANATOW '''- !tlltti.N.""n t t t ' tre l''" I ' 4l. n 1 . ,,ti ~, , , , t ,,, t itle ~„ „,• El f t no •,._,,)R k,11.1.T10 11 . E A j)ING, by t if n llr; 3. etoa aB l ' i r i lr_ic ; To ETI No rlltv}. ` q\c‘t? ' , Fla .Nlg, by VAS E PEACC !IA h i Ng o h . it L ekt,a N b, E sg-. on SONGS and SONG li, t tli cei 01 6 !.V; (1 ' l'Epp it p. %. Nib ,41LO . , \ I I• A . .., 'N• and by Dr. OACHnorNES• wt.tt q,,,, , 1Ve r , , ': 5m,„...,_,0t tn. . ',ATE BATTLES, auud of ,l 4 ,ne t•lnli'o, aerne,;%ei Movinz OMR A NI . A depicting the n • N ~,,,.:1 sh, te 'lie Atlantic, and eMbra ' lcing Views of , Ntor, , ..A.1t A5 ,,,.. r,iro„, 4 p• ... ace. 8,, I Lihr 1 . k atk et . PA e '''' N 1.) LT A i \ i'lit;" 't ti a" 4t the fl 1' Fi• - , Nt iit:,._t,,,,,, as ..I!nhlthe and Purfleet Piern. 411ACip, pi;a'n'llned (weather, pernifttin ' -.AVEEND. .41 nn C.) 4- hp, N'e" ~~ ~,' ~~ ~ Tim e N 0474 e, 12% K k siti ;tl; r , er 6 tp, l :'utlr. treat Nrinkl"V ktt, - the' Pelehureh. rtt '''. ~Vt' • k n„ , 14 , '. ''S `..., ~ ' s .! ,''''''' '''. ----.........._. • ', 4 ,1 `'l 1 • '..& .• 4 e - k z 1 ••••• \ -,......, .\\NN..,,,.......,,,.. "----- . •••• .... 9 lid ....._ to '''•• . s. '''' N : kit 4 1 , Nfl 5 _ I A fh. Pas I.4,lrNhe 4thd .'t h ,A, 'I , rend 411,, - kart 4 t.;14, ~1N:4e41" t 0 11 1,1‘,,,„ , 11d 0n. Fere CA bin. ,i,' 1 .5,. 47 0 , ki , 4 4 a,f i "Wel) or '••`••• •. 101, .. Is. 2j. Ilri i ; 4,, 3., t0 ....1,0 litert,,.,,„ Wooiwoth ticl. .. Os. 10;i• 2 . n,_ ~ rh e ~,, ate 0r,„ .... p,,i . .. 0, gd, 4 "A 45. r tri.Z'ittd of 7;p of :•;epternber, 37. Oa. ; enree 11, k Mio„ ''' P ier, ,/,. C°l ectora on board the P.tekets ; It It avesend. litib h. ti ,iheci, ,"4.1),,. 11, Drit t ~ . n tilii,;s, ~,.., __ A ' 4 v ...,,„,„trate7 YOUTH AND MATURITY. l 'l t. 'hf i tt l With caves; free by post for :30 ' ( ; t hs'N .41, 4 o y, arum O t eh, ll ll ' *i s % ~_ ‘-' it ' D EBIL I T Y % 1 1, , ib A r 'itn o 1, 4:'1.1' 1 e 0 Nett ra '. tt 1q,, , 11e 4 , 1 tre eal ,•)„ .ure.—Ati P:ssay on Sper -44v14 lt, b.. qy tr i 4 thh.r it -o',rvaions ott a safer anti more. Nkl4 , 4, ~ ty 0.?: ili r„. e its, of r the tlbteasz.s of the nenerativ" )14., are e, 44,0, f the Microscope in detecting ann t.7 , ,ii ii_ te,,'*,,,„"„"!alet‘ ~,,',12,.ti011. the real e tutte anti effect ot i'lllttrol. 14f1,t;3 t;;€.l444tte.. ee.;,,fner „,risin.,. , g from aolltary habita, 44110,,4)), I,l'Noter_Lor,l;nee i fi ' 7 l l l '1 oracf 'cal remarks , tounde i 1 41 th, 0 114 qnte,,,,, eek nesi, ~ e treatment or Impoia, kn Ittz e !' th e !' , l the I l . t ratorrh mt, gy e. T o w h lch 4%.,11,51.1 ..‘k 110,,, , ;en. % 4,41 „ In ' i: a m ti n 1 nzayfrom M e age, wirthcfire,..e. il of 4 t 11 3 , ~' 8 . t 4 4dvoCated by various write.. .. on t4 : 1t 1 1 4 4 '11 4 t 0 4131, LA , k,,,,tty 44t2,4144% 4. “ It 11. 8 q ,M l' ItT. pg,,D. Nt,'•,-70tAP)„, ‘lPlonlat" Al t E. LOND ) N, AZ4 jttc: , %. e fi nth er („ t, Xerrther Ot :he 3, ll3vAiNit , w , '' , . ,, i. ,I,,'l4t,Nit',;,„'.,;!'Ariett. H all, ', 'nit, !T. ) , ~ , , ;;`;;,.:, -,-: t - rkt - -t k , ~, ali,, 1-_, f.. .4 yt,...,,....•.....,),,Cr.• N i , b , N , ~,, ~, ~„, 7 :q.v.-L. ‘.,..., t , ~, ,, , ,4,,, , 54,,t , ! 4 , ,e-er,„ ,Thlt-,.... mint out the reartu, tto, 1 1, 'loly 1 1'N ii. ''re tni„„Z ) ," 1 . In e g i llaritleet, anal asceas , t., 111,.,,t,11,4,,,,.;,tacr,,, tc, , ,::, ,, 4 3' .. at 41.•:,44.2::ft.1,, • legradatmn in Mari , 1 .4 0 '.11 4 %Illy:114 d " to ~,,,,e 7 1 I.!te, thstl, perhaps. au-, p h 1' . 'b it) ti '" '4l Der, 0, ' ' ) ' itt ' n logist. It. perusal i.. I ti,, , ~,!biat ' , I, sl . , l lnd tvf io ~,L7, c'ntertam,ng ~e ec,i doulls of 1 , 1 ,4, 1 A L ittl i Oil yll ~,cavt e.',.CiOU, Of haying' hazardfQ 44, ity't,itu''<,,LikeSt,,. .o .alref‘. every Inko,tzt tletztv Ste ,Itt ~,,, IN i ,tbtit,,,ttbitt. ~.0 1, 4 v‘44,•34„ 41 4 , - -y 4, • t 4 .. 1 • rti , (4 .4 1 . , ~‘„,, , .41,1 ui,, could at...w, that tiler, ...r.- 4, 1 , ,),.. th, 11t,,,,,40,,5t,i,!1e,, and %,,,,. 1 ch e'ofoot be violated without NI)4 i.'N.; ovjr , h,,,,, rate t .e., wm and re4ret succeed k4, 1 ' ) 34 43, yet* Villk. 0.- "lulg,nu; how ..hse perialies ~, c., „ ti4r tto oy,, ,ltte f their hitterneas trial: lio removEl 1q11.',7 1 4 hli r tl icl, t 3. d erte e ~„T ' e t B oviy ),E. avoi led 4nd above 11, tt,14,% 1 ) 0.,! .. 14 ti. 1 .4 tt .. e . , tir t. ,,, y 7. cyhymeal tu 1 rrn , t) : or functional 14 ih„,,,,N,,,t,„-,,,,:.,0t0, yl:o6fit;ience cannot apply a cure, ll: p k V 11 ' Ili tlet, t' " 1 4 1 th ese ,ith e ' 'nga4e4.l al All eateas,ve 1,,,, 013244 tre4 141 thes e e ate complaints, which have t ki,lt , 1, an lip L i 'lle os t ttliuri ,„? 4 , f1 ,10rt to the c , tre of igmrant t) , ;.'‘2 'mil -..„,:.-• "' L . os e Wh are induced to place N It . tel, l ', '4 3 ".tit I N 11044,41 h t ' o ,t er-,' 1 i tc,,rn Y h e tract pri bane's k 21,, t, , u5ter..,,,,,' ,or Messrs. 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A New Rook, with ilAtg of prices, ay,tem of self-olea.urement ,F And other 'ormal:ln. 'my be had on application, or post tree.' • • An Illu.trated Almanac for 1855 B rat s, on apvlication.or pust free. Id Ln parte Francais. Qol si parla Ita iano. filer saricht mut Deutsch. Aqua se oahla FP,patenol. OFFICIAL D It'SPATCII PROM" FIELD MARSHAL LORD RAGLAN. ( From a supplement to Tuesday's Gazette.) WAR DEPARTMENT, MAY 4. Lord Panmnre has this day received a despatch and Ps enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.B. Before Sebastopol, April 21. My Lord,—Omer Pasha having considered it expedient to make a reconnaissance in front of Balaklava, with a view to ascertain what force the enemy had on the Tchernaya, he proceeded at daylight on the 19th' instant, by the ex treme right of Sir Colin Campbell's position, towards Ka mart, with about twelve battalions of Turkish infantry, having, in the plain on his left a body of French cavalry and a battery of horse artillery under General Furey, and two squadrons of heavy cavalry and two squadrons of the 10th Hussars, the whole of which regiment have, I am happy to say, arrived, and half a troop of horse artillery under Colonel Parlby, these detachments of French :;nd English troops having been placed at his Highness's dis posal by General Canrobert and myself. The enemy showed only a few Cossacks on this side of the river, who remained on a height overlooking Chagon• ria till driven from it by a few discharges of rockets by the French artillery, and on the side, behind the village, a small force with 4 guns only was visible. Omer Pasha did not think it desirable to move across the riv e r, bat withdrew after he had satisfied himself that the enemy were not in strength, and the troops returned to their camps, the infantry coveroil by the cavalry and ar tillery. The appearance of the Turkish army was very satisfactory. The rifle pits, in front of the approach from the advance of our trenches on the extreme right, were attacked and carried by assault the night before last in the most gallant manner, by a detachment of the 77th Regiment under Colonel Egerton, forming part of the additional force sent to reinforce the guard of the trenches in the evening. The resistance of the e nem y, a lth , ug h obstinat, was speedily overcome by the impetuosity of our troops, and the pit, which it was desirable to retain, was, wi.loint the loss of a moment, connected with our approach, and thereby furnished protection to • the working party to continue its labours without interruption for a considerable time. At the interval. however, of about three hours the enemy brought a heavy fire of artillery and musketry upon the party its advance of the pit, , into which they retired, and which they eff-ctually defended and maintained ; but this brilliant; aThievennent was not accomplished without considevable sacrifice of life, and it is most painful to me to have to announce to your lordship the death of Col. Egerton, of the 77th, who was unfortunately killed when forming troops for the support of thise on the extreme advance, and of that of C retain Lempriere of the same re giment, who fell in the fir .t affair, in which also Colonel E;ert , :m received a contusion that only incapicitatel him for duty for a few minutes, and five officers were wounded, three of them dangerously. Colonel Riertou wLs an officer of superior merit, and cttnducted all his duties, whether in the camp or in the fi e ld, i n a manner highly to his own honour, and greatly to the alyantag,e of the public; awl her Mjesty's 13ervic'e ecathl not have sustained a more severe loss, and it is so felt in this army and in the 77th, where he was much beloved and is d.-.ply lamented. Capi:ain Letnpriute was a very young tut' most ploaris ing nth e-r. L.i C eu a t i e n t .i ; i i l o ß w i e y r: ) , ,, ‘,..y . lr ose leg has since been amputated, and Ea - g az: laistn.i.sG et ;, r::aii;Lt,b,r(,,e,Kflbir..yrte,te.gh::wto.islttnhvewaalstsapittubhelee curt)tE ise,rswhnof woundeii two nights General Officer of the trenches , up, muloy, oz the ..3 I, Wit, it,. ; ht attack, Li eu t ena nt-Colonel succeeded to the cottodan I of the troops clai 2 . ,, a n g; C l : i i i i ) it t a h i e n (6 . ) ~ e ‘ r it;.tht t on the death of Colonel Egerton, Tylden, f the Officer of EnT' ed most favourably Th en ri h i e ha 34 s t a h o , deserved to be attack, •edstingni-hed himself(' and Lieutenant-Colonel in charge of the right vious omasiows in a rerna"rk7belremmanner. ne T ( h w e c n o lia n t tl y uc p t re of btreogoros lay yas before your lordship the which h ave occurred Fin ea the return the list of casualties I forwa t sled to you on the 17th • nfortnedlordship y oespAc nut that day, I n Was made out which that a r sawmill°ad exploded in one of our batteries; but - In m your i /~ ~~ ' - _ • . / „ . --- 43, , o.ui, • N . . 1 4 4 ./, 41 -ft' O f es • • ' • .1 , •,„, • , , . '“ _ . - - - 1... • •;;; • . / ftf , • ! „, 62 , 405 g • • .4,, • , 4,0 cpA t ,; \ --a -\ , I 14t 4, (E l i R 0 4 40NDON, SATU.fiDA Y EVENING, MAY 5, 1855. I have, RAGLAN, The Lord Panmure, &c. &c. Enclosure 1. RETURN OF CASUALTIES FROM THE 16TH TO THE 19TH APRIL. 1855, INCLUSIVE. let Regiment of Foot-1 eerjeant, wounded. 7th Foot-1 rank and file, killed 9th Foot-1 rank and file, Hounded 19th Foot-1 rank and file, wounded 214 Foot— 1 rank and file, killed 231 Foot-4 rank and file, killed ; 4 rank and file,* wounded 30th Foo',-3 rank and file, wounded 83l Foot —3 rank and file, wounded 34th Foot-1 rank and file killed, 4 rank and file wounded. 38th Foot-3 rank and file wounded. 4lst Foot —1 serjeaut, 1 rank and file, wounded. 46th Foot—l rank and file killed, 1 rank and file wounded. 4th Foot-1 rank and file wounded. 49th Foot-2 rank and file killed, 4 rank and file wounded. 55th Foot-2 rank and file, killed; 1 officer, 1 serjeant, 4 rank and file, wounded. 77th Foot-2 officers, 6 rank and file, killed; 2 officers, 3 serjeants, 32 rank and filo, wounded. 8-th Foot-2 serjeante, 3 rank and file, wounded. 90th Foot,-4 rank and file, wounded. 97th Foot-4 rank and tile, wounded. let Battalion Rifle Brigade=-flank and file, killed, 241 Battalion Rifle Brigade-4 officer—wounded:•' Royal Artillery-2 rank and file,. killed ;16 rank and 4 MtitaVTQrs ;7,14 Itiy - S1 Sappers and Miners—•l rank ,nd tile, killed ; 3 officers, 1 serjeant, 4 rank and file, wounded. Total-2 officers, 22 rank and file, killed; officers, 9 :4erjeants, 93 rank and file, wounded. • . J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT, Adjutant-General. Enclosure 2. NOMINAL RETURN OF OFFICERS WHO HAVE BEEN KILLED FROM TEE 16TH TO THE 19TH APRIL, 1855, INCLUSIVE. KILLED. APRIL 19. 77th Regiment of Foot. Colonel T. G. Egerton Captain A. Lempriere J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT, A.ljutaut-General. Enclosure 3. NOMINAL RETURN OF OFFICRRS WHO HAVE BEEN WOUNDED FII,OIE - THE 16TH TO THE 19TH APRIL, 18;5, INCLUSIVE. • WOUNDED. '• • APRIL 16. 2d Battalion Rifle Brigade. Lieutenant W. Norris, severely APRIL 17. ' Royal Engineers. Captain F. W. King, severely APRIL 19. 5,5 th R%iiirient of Foot. Lieutenant J. W. Trevor, dangerously • 77th Regiment of Foot. Captain B. D. Gilby, slightly Lieut. and Adjutant G.. B. Morgan, slightly Riiyal Engineers. Captain H. C. C. Owen, dangerously Lieut. C. E. S. Baynes, dange rous ly J. B. BUCk NA LL E6TCOITRT, Adjutant-General. Enclosuro 4. NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES KILLED FROM THE 16TH TO 19TH APRIL, 1855, INCLUSIVE. KILLED. APRIL 16. 231 Regiment of Foot. Private R,bert Hollister Royal Artillery. Gunner Michael M'Queen Gunner James Hamilton APHir; 17. -- 7th Regiment of Foot. Private John Brown - '23d Regiment of Foot. Private John Ryan 34th Regimeot of Foot. Private Frederick Heap s:ith Regiment of Foot. Private Thanas Delwett APRIL 18: 43 , b Po-gi,ent of Foot. P r iv a t e wiin iin Curran s:,th Regiment of Foot. Private Jeremiah Hennesv . Ist 1.41.1a1im, Rifle Brigade : Private Pa trick Calvey APRIL 19 21mt. Regiment i.f Foot. Pi ivate John Riimsell 23,1 Regiment of Foot. Private Peter :gasket! Private Thomas Neville 49th Regiment of Font. Lance-Corporal William Swith Private William Bradley 77th Regiment of Foot. Private Michael Sullivan Private George Jackson Private Thomas Kimble Private George Parker Private James Leahy Private Alexander Stewart Royal Sappers and Miners. Private John Evans J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOI7RT, A ijutant-Gsneral. Enclosure 5. NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES WOUNDED FROM THE 16TH TO 19TH APRIL, INCLUSIVE. WOUNDED. APRIL 16. Ist Regiment of Font. Serjeant John Wallace, slightly 19th Regiment of Foot. Private James Behen, severely 30th Regiment of Foot. Private John Desmond, dangerously, since dead 33d Regiment of. Foot. Private Thomas Doyle, severely 3sth Regiment of Foot. Lance Cm poral Michael Quioke, slightly Private David Hamilton, severely 41st Regiment of Foot. Colour-Sergeant John Fitzpatrick, dangerously 77th Regiment of Foot. Private Michael Reynolds, slightly 88th Regiment of Foot. Private John M`Guire, severely 90th Regiment of Foot. Private Dawn Pawin, severely Private Philip Adams, severely 97th Regiment of Foot. Private James Pearson, slightly Royal Artillery. Gunner Her ry Johnson, slightly Gunner Wm. Baker, slightly Gunner Jihn Longhrey, slightly Acting Bombardier Peter M'Donald, severely Gunner John Evans, severely Gunner Wm. Ford, slightly Gunner George Portch, slightly Gunther Alfred Moss, slightly Gunner Richard Griffiths, slightly Gunr,er. Win. George Riley, slightly Gunner Lancelot Rapivell, slightly Gunner Thomas To.tdred, slightly APRIL 17. L'th Regiment of Foot. Private NV,illiant Willshire, severely 230' Regiment of Foot. Private Patrick Whayling, slightly 33d li'legiment of Foot. Private Tiinott'ly Downey, severely Private James _Ryan, slightly 34th R.. iwent of F, et. Corporal Edwin Wilcox, slightly Private William :Nl`Cabe, slightly 38th Regi tnent of Foot. Private Thomas Ca soy, slightly 77th lt, , gin tent of Foot. Cot poral Henry Wh'.herspool, severely 88th R3gi In int of Foot. Private Eugene Snlli van, dangerously Private James Connors, slightly 97th Regimen t of Foot. Private Michael Murley, slightly Private Thomas Goodwin, severely Royal Art till ery. Gunner James Moore, s lightly Gunner Stewart M'Elhose, severely Gunner Patrick Conolly, slightly k: (mil Sappers and Miners. Private John Lemming, slightly Private George Hobson. slightly Private 4 11exAnder M Taughey, slightly APRIL 18. 30th Regiment of Foot. Private ltichael Chamberlain, severely Regiment of Foot. Private Peter Mahoney, severely 41st. Regiment of Foot. Private Martin Tskey, slightly 47th Rgiment of Foot. Private j: :nes Mophett, severely 4 . 43 th Regiment of Foot. Private .M Wye) Spencer, Revetely 7 7th Regiuteut of Foot. Private .7 ohn Ca,upbAl, sev,rely Private 3 .4muel Carson, severely APRIL 19. 22 a Regiment of Foot. Private Patrick Heggerty, slightly Private 'John Such. slightly Private Stephen Shafford, severely 30th Regiment of Foot. Private , Michael frirrington, severely 34th Regiment of F oo t. Privet e William §with, se vere l y 49th Regiment o f F oo t. Pprriivvatt: EpcabrvbayrdcoßDrueroenton,r dangerously dangerously I omitted to state that Captain Dixon, of the Artillery, availed himself of that opportunity to evince the coolest judgment and most determined gallantry, by instantly opening a gun upon the enemy, notwithstanding the con fusion which the bursting of the shell had occasioned, the number of men who had suffered from it, and the great damage the battery had sustained. I have the satisfaction to report to your lordship the ar rival of the 48th and Royal Regiments from Corfu, in her Majesty's ships Leopard and Sidon. I have mnittel to mention in the body of this letter that two squadrons of Turkish cavalry were also in the plain. • Private Peter Healy, dangerously Private Johrifioole, 'Severely _• . hfith Regiment of Foot. Private James Dally, dangerously Private Giles Philips, slightly Private James McKenna, slightly Private Thomas Curry, severely Sergeant Henry Kendrick, slightly 77th Regiment of Foot. Serjeant Satires Tookey, dangerously Serjeant John Park, dangerously Serjeant - James McNally, severely. Lance-Corporal Frederiek Keit], dangerously Private John Dimond, slightly Private John M. Brown, severely Private Hu g h Dougherty, severely ' Private Flngh Gallaway, severely Private Francis Webb, severely Private Laurence Hennessy, severely Private W illiarn-Cruney, severely Private Francis Bennett, severely Private Patrick King. severely Private Patrick Kilkenny, slightly Private Stewart Taylo r , severely Private Jam es Tyrroll, severely Private George Heartly, severely Private James S iyer, severely Private Charles 'McCarthy, severely Private William Elderkin, severely Private Patrick Toohey, severely Private Thomas H. Knox, severely Private Thomas Jones, severely Private William Tracey, severely Private Stephen Walker, severely Private Patrick Whelan, severely Private Henry Murgason. severely Private Alexander McCallum, severely Private John Saul, severely Private Alexander Close, severely Private Richard .Walker, dangerously 88th Regiment of Feet. Serjeant Charles Conniff. severely Serjeant Andrew Liddell, severely 90th Regiment of Foot.. Private T. Kelly, severely Yrivate John Nicholson, dangerously 97th Regiment of Foot Private Stephen Farnham, slightly Royal Artillery. Gunner Joseph w oo d, s ji,htl y Royal Sappers an-1 Miners. . Colour-Serjeant Henry M`Denald, slightly Lance-Corporal Peter Towell, severely J. B; BUCK NA LL ESTCOURT, Adjutant-General. Enclosure 6. • A. RETURN OF CASUALTIES IN TFIE ROYAL NAVAL BRIGADE, BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, ON TEE 17Ta APRIL, 1.855. __ APRIL 17. WOUNDED. John Booker, A. 8., Leander, severely George Green, A:B., Rodney, severely APRIL 18. WOUNDED. - . dames Smith, A. 8., Rodney, severely John Muller, A 8., Leander, mortally • - APRIL 19. • Yule. AkRiL 20. CONTUSED, • William Goodyear, Ord., Queen, slightly ,(Signer!) STEPHEN LUSHINGTON, -- Captain Commantlino• b Naval Brigade. The Military S ecre t ar y t,. IL E. Lord Raglan; Commander-in-Chef. • THE LONDON GAZETTE OF LAST NIGLIT. At the Court at Buckingham Palace the Ist day of May, 1855, Present—The Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in council Her Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. John Russell (conimbnly called Lord John R usse ll) to be one of her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of, State, he was this dar; by her Majesty's command, sworn one of her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State accordin g ly. Her Majesty in council was this (I,y pleased, on a repre sentation of the night Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Council on Education, to appoint the Rev. Henry Boothby Barry, M.A., 'Michel Fellow and Chaplain of Queen's College; Oxford, to be one of her Majesty's As sistant-Inspectors of Schools. BUCKINGHAM PALACE, MAY 1. This day had audiencTotber Majesty Senor Don Fran eisca-del - Itivero; Minister Resident from the Republic of Peru, to deliver 'his credentials : to which he was intro duced by. the Earl of Clarendon, K G.; her 'Majesty's Se cretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted, by Major-General the Hon. Sir' Edward Cust, K.C.H., her Majesty's Master of the Cerensouies. The Queen was ; this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon• Henry Mtrzgeridge, Esq., Sheriff of the city of London and county of Middlesex. The Queen was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon Charles Decitnus Crosley, Esq., Sheriff of the city of London and county of Middlesex. IRobert Charles Walt k,arupbell, vice Seymour pro moted." . ~, : James Do ug l as St range. 1 . Thomas G ore P ou ld ea. Arthur Wyndham. - Arthur John Henry Wynne. Turner Van Straubenzee. •- Henry Webster Shakerley. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Serjeant-Major William 1 Inge to be Quartermaster, April 1. CORPS OF ROYAL ENOINEERS. GENTLEMEN CADETS TO BE LIEUTENOTS, `.Tames' Makgill Heriot Maitland. Charles _Edmund Webber. Edward "ftobert Peking. Allan Eliot' Lockhart. . . Richard Dece. George Watts Stockley. John Ashton Papillon. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. 2d Regiment of Derbyshire Militia—Quartermaster G. Elliott, from Royal Sussex Militia, to be Adjutant, vice Pe:►rson, promoted. Fife Militia Artillery—J. Fenton, to be Quartermaster. • COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORDS LIEUTENANT. LANCASHIRE.— J. Orred, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant; W. R. Sandbach, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant. DENBIORSHIRE.—D. M'Coy, Esq., to be Deputy Lieu tenant. OXFORDSHIRE. —Hon. F. Stoner, to be Deputy Lieu tenant. GLOLICEE}TERSAIRE.—Sir G. S. Jenkinson, Bart,, to be Deputy Lieutenant. Royal South Gloucester Light Infantry Regiment of Mi litia—Ensign W. R. Partridge, to be Lieutenant, vice Bontain, promoted. FIFESEIRE.—Fife Militia Artillery—W. Manwell, 'Ad. jutant, to serve with the rank of Captain. • SHROPSHlRE.—Shropshire Regiment of A. Atcherley, Gent., to be Ensign. ANGLESEY,—RoyaI Anglesey Light Infantry Militia— Ensign W. H. Thomas to be Lieutenant, vice T. L. D. J. Parry, promoted. BERIESHIRE.—RoyaI Berks Militia—J. W. B. Alder, Gent., to_beA.ssistant-Surgeon, vice Bailey, resigned. • LANARK. HIRE.-2d Royal Lanarkihire Militia —G. Stobn, Esq., M.D., to be Assistant-Surgeon. MIDDLESEX.-Ist or Royal East Middlesex Regiment of Militia—M. L. Frederick, Gent., to be Ensign, vice M`Gregor, resign e d 119ss-sarn.E.—Ross, •Caithness, Sutherland, and Oro marty Regiment of Rifle Militia—F. Fraser, late Ensign in her Majesty's 85th Regt., to be Lieutenant, vice J. D. Mackenzie, appointed to her Majesty's 79th Regiment. DURBAN.-2d or North Durham Regiment of Militia—. A. M. Chisholm, Esq., late Captain of 42d Foot, to be Captain, vice Lamb, r,sisoed ; Lieut. R. A. Burrell, to be Captain, vice Hawks, resigned ; J. R. D. Dewar, Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice Burrell, promoted. DERBYSHIRE.-241 Regiment of Derbyshire Militia.— G. G. Cavendish, Esq., to be Captain. STAFFORDSHIRE.— •' , l Regiment of King's Own Stafford shire Militia. C. H. Crampton, Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice the Hon. W. Vernon, resigned., • COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE VICE LIErTENANn YORICSIIIRE , —Easte,York-Regiment of Militia.—Lieut B. B. .Tbompsony, jun, to. be Capt a i n , vice Lyel, re. signed; Ensign C. Swan, to be Lieutenant, 4iee Thomp• son, promoted. [The following buildings have been duly registered for sole/mi.:d ug 14a,1:ines, pursuant to th e A c t o f t h e 6 th and 7th Wm. . I cap.A.] St. Abclrew's Qhurch, All Saints, Sonthampt-m. The Ilaptist Chapel , Northgate, Liuth, Lincolnshire. Abbott-street Chapel, Wrexham Denbighshire. The Primitiv e Methodist Chapel, Brierley-hill, Kings winford, Staffordshire. • BANK OF : An Account pursuant to the Act ' the Week ending on Saturda; ISSUB 'DEP, Nites Issued 7 ... 28,791,785 tk8,791,785 ENGLAND. 7th and Bth Victoria, cap 52, for ty the 28th day of April, 1855. kaTIdENT. Dated the 3d day of May, 1855. •Z qovernment debt.... 11,015,100 Other securities...... 19 4 4 4,900 Gold coin and bullion 14,791.785 Silver bu11i0n........ ---- I .C 2 4,791,7851 MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. ?AILMENT. • i Government securities • • • ," ' (includg.Dead Weight Annuity) 14,274,373 Other securities.... 12;41,2 4 N. les • gold and silver coin 707,624 £36.298,326 M. MARSHALL, Chief C.usluer . BANKING DJ Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,000 Rest ........ . 3,131.759 Public deposits (in cluding Exchequer, . . Commissioners of Nat , onal I )ebt, Sav ing's flanks, and • lAvidend Aveounti) 4.468,0;3 Other depot i 9, 13,173,482 Seven Day and other ' • . }3lllB ........ 9 72,r11 £3g,298 32G Dated the 31 day of Mai, 1855 , • AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average hie° of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, corn puted from the returns made in the week ending Ma 1, 1855.. exclusive of the Duties.* Customs paid or payable thereon, on the importation thereof into Great Britain : From the British Possessions in America 2l.s. 1 , 1. Mauritius IC CC East Indies . 21s. 9.1 d. ' The average price of the three foregoing descriptions of Sugar, computed as above, is 21s. 31d. per cwt. i DIVIDENDS DECLARED. F. Smith, Standen, near Ware, Hertfordshire, miller— div. of 2s. lid. in the pound, any Monday, a'. the office of Mr. Pannan, Alderma ,, bury. J. P White. Mark-lane, merchant—first div. of 3s. in the pound, Thursday, May 10, and three subsequent Thursdays, at the office of Mr. St insfeld, Basinghall street. M Essinger, Old Change, straw hat manufacturer—first div. of 3s. 4'l. in the pound, Thursday, May 3, and three subsequent Thursdays, at the office of M. Stansfeld, Ba singball-street. P. Cattell, Long-acre, coachmaker—first div. of 2s. 6d. in the pound, Thursday, May 3, and three subsequent Thursdays, at the office of Mr. Stansfelil, Basinghall-street. P. W. Hardwick, Regent-street, dealer in ribbons—final div. of lid. in the pound, Thursday, May 3, and three subsequent Thursdays, at the office of Mr. Stansfeld, Ba singbsll-street. J. Harvey awl G. Pike, Birmingham, grocers—first di vidend of Bd. in the pound, any Friday, at the office of Mr. Whitmore, Birmingham. W. Jones, Liverpool, boatbuilder—first div. of 7s. 6d. in the pound, any Monday, at the office of Mr. Bird, Liverpool. ,aagnary, Wednesday, brewer o — ffi first of div m . n of T 3 ti s r . ne i r n , the Tyne. npv Saturday, tr j t u nrpti n: :: :: ( lo : a l an . yt White, as et c T to h h ne o a r no and.ffie yc office noa fl Close,a div.rDurham;ofß ia.ksedr., in dtehweSe pound,ausntdl e e - r u l p a ananndy., BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. William Holladay and Jamos Clemitson, mantle manu facturers, Watling-street, City. 'BANKRUPTS. James Verity, boot and shoemaker, Leicester -street, Regent-street, to surrender, May 11, at half-past twelve, and June 15, at half-past eleven, at the Court of Bank ruptcy. Cannan, official assignee, Aldermanbnry ; Story Great James-street, Bedford-row. Catherine Dixon, tailor and mercer, Lymington, South ampton, May 19, a t twelve, and Junels, at half-past one, at the Court of Bankrutcy. Whitmore, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; Thomson, Gray's-inn-square; Brown, Lymington, Hants. William Harding, baker, H o lb orn, May 18, at eleven, and June 15,.at half-past eleven, at the Court of Bank ruptcy. Cannan, official assignee, Aldermanbury ; Pad more, Marylebone. Henry Oppenheim, ship chandler, Etamsgate, May 15, at two, and J une 1 8 , at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Aldermanbury ; Buchanan, Guild hall-chambers. John Platt, draper, Saxmundham, Suffolk, May 15 and June 12, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. John son, official assignee; Poe nail, Son, and Cross, Staple Inn; South well, Saxmundhatn. Samuel Hodgson, stationer, Great Marylebone-street, May 15, at halt-past two, and June 18, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Sam brook-court ; Leigh, George-street, Mansion house. • George Edward Neal, innkeeper, Pernbury, Kent, May 10, and June 15, at One, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Whitmore (and not Ginnan, as formerly advertised), offi cial assignee, Basingliall-street ; Church and Langdale, Southampton-buildings, Chane.ery-lane ; Cripps, Tun bridge Wells. Hansard Jackson Bridges, brewer, Vauxhall Brewery, Wandsworth-road, May 15, at eleven, and June 13, at one, at the Court of Bankrnptcy. Stansfeld, official assignee; Trinder and Eyre, John-street, Bedford-row ; Archer,' S to win arket. William Hoe, stationer, Bishopagate-street Without, May 14, and June 19, at twelve, at the Court of Bank ruptc la y. Lee, official assigne e , Ald ermanbury ; Linklaters, Sise-ne. George Frederick Lillicrap, grocer, 20, Bishopcgate-street Without, May 11, at half-past one, and June 23, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Ni..holson, offici 11 assignee, Basinghall-street ; Howard and Dollman, Penchurch-st. Henry Robinson, maltster, Brewood, Stafford. May 19, and June 8, at eleven, at the Birmingham District Court. Bittleston, official assignee, Birmingham ; Turner, Wol verhampton ; Motteram and Knight, Birmingham. Henry Barber, licensed victualler, Kidderminster, May 16 and June 11, at half-past ten, at the Birmingham Dis trict Court. Whitmore, official assignee, Birmingham ; Motteram and Knight, Birmingham. Jose Rickard, draper, Boscastle, Cornwall, May 14, and June 21, at one, at the Exeter D.strict Court. Hirtzel, official assignee, Exeter ; Bevan and Girling, Bristol ; Stogdon, Exeter. Richard Morgan, grocer, Dowlais, May 15, and June 18. at eleven, at the Bristol District Court. Acratnan, official assignee, Bristol ; Bevan and Girling, Bristol. Samuel Lowe, silk manufacturer, Derby, May 15 and JllllO 12, at ten, at the Birmingham District Conit Harris, offi c i a l ass i gnee, Nottingham • Crowder, Maynard,,ot, ys Son, and Lawford, Coleman-street, city; Freeth, Ra and Brown, Nottingham. Thomas Meddings, miller, Chadwell-court Mill, Stafford shire, May lsl, and June 8, at eleven, atthe_Brimrundgn.m ; g a ham District Court. Chrhtie, assignee, ma Turner, Wolverhampton; Motteram 1 Bir mingham. Edmund Stevens, draper, Walsall,Dis District Court. u l 7 9 t . an d c J h a r i n s e t i B e; at eleven, at the Birmingham . official assignee, Birmi.ng,haanim,. Bell, Manchester; Motte ram and alright, spinner,Birmin,b Little Bolton, Lancaster, Joseph Bell, cotton tw twelve, at the Manchester District May 17 and Jun c e o B on at assignee, Manchester; Rushton Court. fiernainan, official and Armitstead, Burton and it BoleM.-11 E lo d o w rs ar . d Rees, barge and ;vat .70bia ~~~ ~ I PRICE SD. .....—, buildersi South . Hamlet, Gloucestershire, May 15, and June 18, .at ,elev en , a t the Bristol District . Court. .Miller, official assignee, Bristol ; Smallridge, Glouceiter. John Hoskin, currier and leather . cutter, Blackburn, Lancashire, May 17, and June, 7, at twelve, at the Man- Mchester District Court. .- Heittathan, official assignee, anchester ;. i&rer, Liverpool.: : _.; , . ' • .:,. , . Henry Hawken Dyer, grocer and draPer, Boscastle, Cornwall, May 14 and June 21, at one, at the Exeter Dis trict Court. . Rirtzell, official assignee, Exeter ; Hender son, Barham, tifid:Wilcobks; Bristol ; Stogdon,'Exeter. SCOTCH SEQUESTRA.TIONS. David Nicol, .m erc h an t , Linlithgow.; credi .. tois me e t May 18, in the Star and G a rt er Inn, Linlithgow. . Richard Matthbw Peare steam-pack e t agent, Glas May 14, in th e Gl o b e H o t e l , Gl asgow. gow; John Craig Wylie, codithisaion m erc h ant, Glasgow; Ray 14, in th e Queen's Hotel,.Glasew. James Campbell and Co., machine makers, Glasgow; Rooms. May 16, i n th e Gl as '- o* Stock Exchange .4VAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. The flag of Rear-Admiral Baynes, on board the steam frigate Retribution, at Spithead, as third in command of the Baltic fleet, was saluted yesterday evening for the first time. The admiral will sail with the third division as soon as the ships are manned. A court-martial is ordered to be held on Monday on board the Victory, to try a chief engineer for neglect of duty. The Malacca, 17, Captain Farquhar, went to Spithead yesterday, and joined the fleet. The troops enu merated in The Sun of yesterday embarked on board the Great Tasmania transport, Captain Crowe, yesterday, from ' Portsmouth dockyard. Among them is Corporal Cumpton of the 77th Regiment (" R " company) who has been 17 years in Russia as a civil engineer, and been in almost every important place in the empire; he has in his knapsack 10 Russian (good) characters from officers and departments in which he has been employed ; he is a native of Maidstone, a fine, hale, stalwart fellow, and says he has 2,000 dollars in a Russian bank. He says he was three days in one of the battalions of British Guards three months ago; but not entered, because the polonel suspected him of being a Russian spy—he speaks and writes Russian so perfectly; he was consequently rejected, and has only been enlisted in England three months. He came over from Packhurst depot, with the detachment of the , 77t1i; yesterday. He is a well-spoken,- respectable-looking soldieri and bears is good charader among those whom he has so re cen tlyjolued. The Great Tasmania leaves Portsmouth harbour this afternoon. • This extraordinary ship is the first that has had the -attention of a regularly appointed and authorised agent tir transports at Portsmouth, the Lords of the Admii ralty having selected Lieut. Abrm. Parks, of the St. Vincent, and made him " a dditi ona l" of that ship, to assist in the or 4 ganisation of the transp or t serv i ce at Portsmouth. In early lif t he did much work in the merchant service ; he therefore enjoys the combined advantages of .a thorough knowledgq of. both , the Royalland mercantile marine. He ente re d, the navy o the 24th of December, 1806, and was in the Sims, ' 3,6, unde Captain Samuel Pym, at the reduction of the town of St. Paul, in the Ile de Bourbon (1806), and subsequently served in the Raisounable, 64, the. Melpomene, the Chesapeake, thee(( Portia, the Julia, the Vibtdry, and later' commanded they Pike, the Cuckoo, and the Dasher steam-pkeleeta. . . RETURN CF FOUR GUN -BOATS.-REPORTED LOSS 4)1? Tilt DAPPEk. • The Pylades. and V o l cano , w hi ch left Sheernpss on Thursday ! with the gun•boats'Rehwing, Taistle; Starling, Dapper, and' Badger, , wore olitigiztd ,(in consequence of the gale of wind which came ou suddenly in the evening) t i o, cast off the gun-1 boats, and all anoffoiecl Widtr the Gunfleet between 10 and' 11 p.m, John, Barnett, master of the smack Concord, of Colchester, then riding near the Gunfleet, had his attention. called to a number of rockett that were sent up i a , south easterly direction from jais vessel, appa ren tl y , from i some ves-1 set in distr e s s in the Black Deeps. Sh ort l y after Wards fiver guns were fired from the same vessel, and-.both thro Kentish' Knock and the Sunk Light-vessels continue&at intervals dur ing the night to fire; rockets and burn blue lights: At mid- . night the master of tilg Concord slipped.Aom his, anchor anl' 70 fathems of chain (The sea beqls too - heavy to get it), fori the purpose of going into the Black Deeps to ascertain what' vessel it was, and So render. assistance to her; while und er ' way she passed two large steamers, the Pylades and Vol-, cauo, also two gun-boats, ; then riding very liekily under the' Gunfleet. At dawn of day she boarded r the vessel in the Black Deeps 't which proved- to be 'the Redwing gun- boat, commanded ))3 , Lieutenant Forlios. .The Redwing was then under steam, proceeding up from the Sunk Light-vessel, steering for the Gunfleet Light.' Who Redwing spoke the• Pylades, and Obtained leave to proceed to Sheerness, haring' lost both bowe r anc h ors, when Larnett was engaged to act as a pilot to, Sheerness. He boarded tie Re t dwing about four miles above the Gunfleet;and piloted her litto`Sheerness, ar riving there about 9.30 a.m. The Badger spoke the Dapp, , r, the latter then being on shore, with tie sea making a breach over her. The 'weather at the time brovltntecr the Badger rendering any asAstance .to the Dapper, tlze officer in com- I nand of the Dapper stating that she was pii.shore, striking heavily. It appears that: the Volcano,'Whbn towing, fouled 1 several of the gunboats by driving' athwart their hawser, and did damage to each of them. The Red Wing, to prevent damage, cut her towing hawser and. clearea. f His feared that all on hoard the Dapper have peTished. • There appears some ; uncertainty where the Dapper was on shore;' from the best information that can be obtained she was on the West Rocks. The Pylades and Volcano remain riding near the Gunfleet. 1 14ILITARY., , • '" •-, , • On Wednesday a company of Artillery arrived at Liverpool from Dublin, and proceeded on the 'following morning to Portsmouth, whance they were to embark for the Crimea. The 15th Hussars, now stationed at Exeter, consist of 348 men amt 2,70 horses, audit isunderstood that theyare t i p hold tbeßkselt - es in readiness to depart for Ow Crimea, though the route hits not yet been r e tetv6d . In The 'same - barracks are also f...,' 0 horses and 41 re cruits lielonging to the 11th Hussars who aro being trained for active service. 17 recruits, with 1 lieutenant and 1 sergeant, from the depot, are expected to start from Plymouth for the East in the course of a few days. Within the last 10 days 50 horseshave been received, and the regiment is also fast recruiting its men. -. . (It is intended to augment the army in th. Crimea by two regiments' of cavalry of 700 sabms each and five battalions of infantry, each mustering 1,2G0 bayonets, making a total of 7,4(10 cavalry and infantry. In addition to the above the horse brigade, siege and field trains of the Royal Arti lery, are to be increased ; and the line regiments in the Mediterra nean and lonian Islands will proceed to join the army in the East. It has not as yet been officially announced what regi ments are to be placed under orders for active service ; but it is believed that the 3d Light Dragoons, quartered in Man chester, and the 7th Hussars, at York, will form the cavalry reinforcements, and that the infantry will consist of the 51st King's Own Light Infantry, from Manchester ; 80th Foot, from Fort George ; 82d Foot, from Edinburgh ; 94th Foot, from Windsor ; and the 3d batta ion of the Rifle Brigade (newly raised), from Portsmouth. Captain Broadhead, R.N. is down on the D ur h am coast enrolling men for th e Naval Guard volunteers. There has been a meeting 'of seamen and fishermen at Sunderlan,l, and it is thr ught that the captain will succeed better among the fishermen and watermen this year thax last. RAILTYAY TRAFEIC RETURNS. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. tteceipts. 1864. Y 4 ` _ UENOS Arna.,LOIN OF 1824 I will, in conclusion, remark that this case now as sumes a character perfectly incomprehensible. Here is the case of a debtor that can pay, and will not pay, al • ways giving fraudulent preferences to its home and other debts, and defying its Euglish creditors, offering schemes of arrangement to Mr. Giro, that the Minister knows moat he rejected ; as, for instance, last year, proposing an annual remittance of 60,0001. sterling to the house of Messrs. Baling, in liquidation of principal and interest; but also proposing, as a counter-ba'ance, and a bar to settlement, that all interest on 1,750,0001. should cease No wonder Giro publishes their bond in extols°, after suspension of 30 years ; and the best thing the cunimitte can do, and I hope will immediately set about, is t imitate the example, and publish the bond, letters, an I all the correspondence, in every city of Europe and America. This is a case not unlike that Spanish chaos of bankrupt rascality exposed this very day in the co lumns of the Morning Poet. It is a case, in short, calling strongly for the interference of the British Go• vernment in favour of its defrauded subjects, who, for return for 30 years' patient endurance, and in paymen of an admitted receipt of three-quarters of a million ate c ling, so far back as 1824, are taunted with low ribaldry and insulting defiance.—l am, sir, your obedt. servant, Brighton, April 27, 1855, G. W. OPERATIONS AGAINST TBE RUSSIAN . FORTRESSES. It is understood to be the intention of the British an ' French Governments to send a strong force of artillery , and infantry to assist in .the operations about to be re sumed against the RusiAau fortresses in the Gulfs of Finland and Bothnia, and the Baltic. It is btited that, the expedition will number 25,000 men, France supply. ing the greater portion ; but, as a set-off, the British. Government is to increase the naval forces, and to fur nish tonnage for the conveyance of the troops, which will embark hufficiently early to reach the scene of ope. - rations before the ice breaks up. The British will • em bark at Leith, and the French at Brest or Boulogne. According to the W an d erer o f Vi enna , t h e rea l cause of the insurrection in the Ukraine was, that the resources of the peasants were completely exhaustel by the tre mendous supplies which they had been obliged to provide for the southern army. The poor creatures, who'have hitherto been obliged to transport all the supplies, and give food to the passing troops without remuneration, refuse to work, declaring that they will rather die of eonstipation , hunger than longer bear such heavy burdens. The in. Count Branitzki, who is related to the Imperial family. y. surrecticn has spread most on th e immense estates l of [ADvEnrisEmErrr e . ( l—Many effected without m icine, by Du Barry ' s Delicious R evs . thousand cures have _been len ta Arabi c.a Food, nervous, bilious, and liver complaints, _paralysis,_ & c. wo , ~ N o . 52,611!.---From the Dowager quote a few :--- , _•ur " Bo.strevor Count Countess of Castlestuart.;3-51._ . Y of Down, The D I of i n digestion(lrpepsia) , Ireland, 9th December, 1_ .. the . .Dowager c ountess of Castlestuart feels induced, in interest of suffering In t . manity, to state that Du after all excellent Revalenta A Lica Fuod . has cured her, all medicines had fall ' digestion, bile, great nervousness and irrit b. .-. of l n years ' standing . This many a daof • of all s ufferers, and may be considered I nq uiries will be cheerfully answered." a real blessing. Of dyspepsia, from the Right Ron. the Cure NO ' 7 ' -- . Decies.—'' I have derived considerable Lord Stuart de , Barry's Revalenta Arahica Food , benefit from Da yourselves and the public to and consider- it ins t • these lines . — Stuart de D • amiss the public ation o " ecies. ' of. the Venerable A 1 I Cure N 0 .9 re rt eacon of 11. c ' 3-.'B36.—Frjni sire nery onsness with pain,: ,ss.- " Three years exces. n i eral debility, which re 1 ilinlYn"l"d left arm "d/e. been radicallyrerno ?Atered ray life very miserable, ! has ' —Alex. St Yo , l by Du Barry's 1, 1 + Is ' • • Stuart, A rc i s A 8 -ea...-reF.oring Food. ' , . • ,, tuteon of Ross Sl;ibe . " C NT ' p s ia, • TOM, ure _o. with crainp,, ner.vonsness, debility, ' tually rcmoved s p asms and 'nausea' have been elle° short time.—P -ev. yJohu parry's delicious Food in a very Norfolk." el Cu re N • o. sj, 41 ' 6_ Flavell, Ridliugton Rectory, Fifty Years' indescribable agony from dyspepHa, nervousa " ess a sthma, cough, consti• patios, flatnlenev, ~ spasms, sickness at the sto•li and vo rattings, have been removed by Du Barry's excellent Ex.]. —Maria Jolly, Wortham, Ling, near Digs, Norfolk." Curs No. :OK —Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, and gene ral debility h ave b een removed by Du B arr y' s excellent Food. —James Potter, Athol-street, Perth." — ln canis. • tors, suitably pa c k e d forall climates, and with full instruc tions -11 b., 2s. 9d.; 21b., 48. 6d.; 51b., I.ls. ;121b., 22 5 . •. ' super-refined, 11b., 65.; 21b.,.115. ; 11b ., 225. ; 101 b., 33 8 , The 101 b. and 121 b., carriage free, on receipt of post office order. Barry do Barry and Co., 7 7, Regent. street, London; Fortnum, Mason, and (1-. ''''"°, Purveyors o her Majesty, 182, Piccadilly; also ut 68, C orn b i l l ; 60. Gracochurch-Street ; P•3O and 451, Strand ; 63 and 150, Oxford-street • 55, Charing-cross ;4, Chsap-sido ;25 an d 44, Upperßrikisr-rtreet. 14, 7 S \P PR r - :,i:i..jf N:,,,i,\ TO THE EDITOIt OF THE SUN. /,- .. ,,7 '• -,- t_,?.,•,, , .;, \:,,,,-,, f4:4-, ` , . - ;! , ;':-' ,,,. Z. - :? - '- Ste, —P revented by illness from • visitih Ovvis ) se ke, teeee-. le . ... .., was obliged to write to a friend to call at fe ii i le'srie .leie the Spanish American Committee, to seeks es" _ e_e‘ 44 4. e . 'if, e i,W,: . ' then of the intelligence per last mail, referre Stt4lolllM. ee4'-;,;!S'Y'S". valuable journal of the 16th ha . . 1 liiii-helldkait'''' '''''''''' . ' Mr. Giro had some months ago - Published a boa* ies a S xten,.9o,_ and had much; offended -the :local journals, or perhaps the 4overninent itself, by a rather hasty reply to some observations in the papers ; and 'seine pergola conileinned, and d o still candentn, - Mr. Giro. His great , and Only offence appears to others 'to be his assertion, that the loan, being contracted at a very high price, every principle of justice, sound policy, and honour made it incumbent on the Buenos Ayres Government to settle the question, especially after near 30 years' delay. It seems the journal called the Tribunal contradicts Giro, an d teblilis published d m :o and a lett er of Meisre. B ar i ng is "he prove that all the mo n ey the Buenos p o Ayres Repeblic obtained was only 700,000/e cr at the rate of 701., instead of 850,0001., or at that of 851, per cent, on the 1,000,000/. of bowie origivally -issued. Cer tainly the discrepancy of 150,000/. sterling is very mii strous one, as no commissions, percentages, Trinting, or other charges, &c., &c., against Buenos Apes could absorb such a sum, or, indeed, one might suppose even a third o f i t. Messrs. Baring ' s letter must evidently have been supplied by the Finance Minister, and have been dislodged from the Archives of the Hacienda for the express purpose of refuting Giro. As might have been expected, the letter of Messrs. Baring is one of a tborughly business -like character, and it must be satisfactory to tt v oh a e l yufienbd_le recei ved at h d_ e v m a_n t nt c hr e , the bondholders to learn, under their sign manual, that the Buenos .Ayres Government received the large and sterling I Ad :4,' of nearly three-quarters of a million i s es t f i cil n as g ir matin g , as stuo t m he ,m ia t ei v s e a r in n m opsr e to n p t deirB d n o ra e ndr s that , riatan gbele. treat with Mr. Giro," themselves. It has even-or bee e n ven rep w or it t i ed the latter White, o ff ered to act as as4l3' ' through Their Engeish that should satisfy at a g en ts Captain White and Mr last BpouienntoossAaymreesrGe orvnemomnernt. But I only once the English bondholders and Baring hic‘ ar arbitrators and propose terms this no meats improbable under the' The discrepancy above alluded tuonristthaonuce; very large, omnityoaid3moityeoafras ssaintinsefatchtooryinaexnp was l l n a c t i o o ri n t r ; p c a es t il e r d d i ni , c r e ea w n e t n . y e ' w i::: thoughc it seemhsavbey to count 26 'years of suspended interest, it a i ' material whether 85, 75, 70, or even 50, nay 80, received by the non-paying and defaulting Government. It is clear, however, beyottd all doubt dispute n'annldegt. sererkeeeit; e ;islet:7 00 , 0 001W Ca- Eagliela 'ln" eY c: 's a re ct u ee all l y . t -"*".44164-. 41 to Buenos Ayres. She now remits monthly 5 ,000 dols • or 1,000/. only—i.e., 12,000/, annually, boasts'of sending this paltry sum, scarcely t ap epr cent. on 1,000,000/e of bonds. I think, sir, Mr: Gino hastreat reason to complain, and great cause to use, even dile. did, violent upbraidings. But nothing of the sort. te a is only much too mild and gentle. Mr. Giro, no doubt, received his instructions from the committee, arid it he asserted that 851. per cent. was actually paid by the English subscribers to the loan, he perhaps took his hint, from the• book of admitted authority—viz, Mr. D. M. Evaes's excellent edition of 'Fortune's Epitome of the Foreign Fund," which state that the contract of this loan s.as 851. per cent. L e t any one, who may feel an interest on th e su bj ect, refer also to the journals of the I 7th July, 1824, and other dates, the same type of 85 is given with the altlitional remarithat, on the first daynf issue"of this uuforidnate contract, it was done at Si premium, or.etBBl r ; soon after it was at 97, and even as high as 102 cx di v. I n d eed it stood most in favour of ; all the S o uth A mer i can bonds, blaz i lia n an d Chili en not t excerte.l. I perceive the bonds are signed by Parish Ro bertson sips) also by-one Felix Castro, probabljr a Buenos AytearrbYthe name. TM y are countersigned by Messrs. Baring, What I insistent is, that whether 700,0001. or 850,000'. were obtained i n th e L ondon market, it is too bad - to . find the defaulting gisverninent positively addiug insult to injustices inerseeer:ngly advising Mr. Giro and thii - ereditori - o - nly to use petierce a little longer after 30 • years' trial, and when Buetuis Ayreseis the only one of the once nuinerotis defaulting republics thee pae s nothing .:7" or next to nothing. To suppose that Robertson and ft ,e' Felix Cast ro 'ra n away with 150,000/. would be, as our #, ."7 French .friends call it, un..pea trop fort ; but those gen tlemen may really throw some light upon this now inter esting subject should they bake! it' -existence. Perhaps, sir, some of these remarks may - draw forth explanations from others and original bondholders. Thie f am not, though I atn a considerable bondholder, and a very great ' loser by baying purchased these dishonoured Buenos ' Ayres bonds. In the minds of many persons a question will naturally s arises-viz., was there a tacit agreement with the Finance M4sietee of the. time (one Senor Garcia) 'that, it 70 per , ceiii. e or 700,0001., was obtained, or 3 ,500,000 hard dol.. .* Istra, , the contractors, Robert oir and Felix Castro,' with otkers- 7 pet haps .pf Buenos, Ayres —were weloeme #o pocket all the money they couid extract beyosid ite Tise 701,00/4 tfien, was what they wanted to touch for their enpaid worthless LOOO,OOO/. of paper. 'This Gareiewis --- considered an honourable Minister, or, of coileaeOVlessre. Baring would never have meddled with tleieSto the Ens- Ugh xrediters) inost *estrous transaction. . . ~ All the resources, revenues, &e..,-aresolemeily pledged in these bonds. Has Buenos ,Ayres no revenues ? and has aide had none for 30 years'. She has ample revenues. Is her home debt paid ? Yes, most punctually, and loan alwayshas been. Wh ere d oes the responsibility of this li Clearly with Buenos /kens; For P. Robert. son and Felix Castro were the authorised agents of the Republic, and it di.s6atistied, ' after keeping the eues t ey 30, yeare ortliats-theY c6nisl - irr , t cony/want-a Itian'on even • better terms than they effected this, why do they not find out and attack Robertson and Felix Castro, and make them disgorge, if they complain of ahoiteornings, to tire Treasury, instead of tauntingly and derimively ..ttacking Giro, Lord Palmerston, aad the poor duped bondholders, in language I will not repeat ? A pre cious robbery it has proved, fir it is clear that neither 700,0001., and much less 850,0001. (that was the astound ing sum really raised in London in 1824), was never in tended as a free gift to this most ungrateful people, hut such it has proved, to the great loss of the lenders, up to this time. WA a-DEP A.RT M ENT, MAY 2 The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for the appointment of James Hudson, Esq., her Majesty's Euvoy Extraolivary :MA Minister Planipotentiwy to the King of Sardinia, 0.13., to be an Ordinary Member of the Civil Divis•ol of the Second Class, or Knights Cow mandet s of the ~ Most I t onourahle Ord. r of the Bath. :1101V.11..7rXr -STREET, MAY 3. - The Queen kis been p.eased to appoint Charles Henry Darling, Esq., Administrator ot the G,verntnent of Neu, fonn.ll7.nd. to be Governor and CWllmander-in-Chief in and over that Island and its dependere;ies. WIIITEFIALL, MAY 4. The Queen has been pleased to constitute awl appoi n t the Right Honourable Robert Montgomery, Lord Bel inven, to be her Msjesty's High Comm'ssioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. WAR-OFFICE, MAY 4. Gth Regiment Dragoons—Quartermaater James Mar shall to be Paymaster, vice Steadman, who retires upon half-pay, May 4. 17ili - Light - Dragoon•, George Cleghorn, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Lowe. promoted, May 4. Coldstream Guards—Richard Hassell Thurslev, Gent., to be Ensign and Lientenaot. without. purchase, May 4. 7th Regiment of Foot—Ensign Francis Burton Cole, from the 20th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, Max 4. 19th Foot—Walter Lscy Rogers, Gent., to be Ensign, without pnrcbsce, vice Blake, deceased, May 4. • 20th Foot—Ensign George Blair Duffin, from the 2d SoinerstA Militia, to be Ensign, %Vithout purchase, May 4. 24th Foot—Ensign •A, W. Adoick, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Geneste, appointed Paymaster, May. 4. 2 . 6 th Foot—Arthur Kershaw, Gent., to be Ensign, by pnrchase, vice Lowudea. promoted, May 4. 46th Foot—Charles Thomas Pahl', Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, in succession to Lieutenant Coote, whose promotion, by purchase, on 22d September, 1854, has been can )elled, May 4. 47th Foot—Captain er. *Tillers to be Major, without purchase, vice Lardrwr, who retires up on . f 11 - pay ; Lieut. J. A. Lowry to be Captain without purchase vice Villiers, Ensign C. Van R. Conway-Gordon to be Lieutenant with out purchase, vice Lowry, May 4. 84th Foot—Ensign E. Woolhouse to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Peacocke, appointed to the 30th Foot,' May 4. 94th Foot—Lieutenant Arthur Chute, from the Kerry Militia, to be Ensign without purchase, May 4. 97th Foot—Lieutenant 0. B. Cannon to be Captain, without purchase, vice Vicars killed in action ; Ensign E. M. Alderson to be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Can non. March 23. Rifle Briga(le— Herbert Alexander St. Johu Mildmay, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase. To be Assistant- Surgeons —Assistant-Surgeon Alexander Guthrie, M.D., from the Depot Battalion at Winchester • Assistant-Sur geon Joseph Fletcher Lougheed, from the Staff, May 4. STAFF. Captain H. A. Welman, from half-pay York Chassensa, to Adjutant of a Depot Battalion, vi ce Ch es t er , w h o ea be chauga, May 4. BREVET. Major John Lardner, retired tull-pay, 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, the,rank being honorary only, May 4. Baron R. Stutterheim to have the rank of Colonel in the Army while employed on a particular service, March 22. Captain George T. Graham, late of the Bengal Artillery, employed in England on the service of the Turkish Con tingent Force, to have the honorary rank of Major while ; Captain Robert so employed, May 4. Infantry, The undermentioned offieers, having been selected for service with the Turkish Continue:A Force, to have the local rank of Major in the Army while so employtile: — local Captain John Stokes, Royal Rigineers ; Captain Charles ed on a A B. Gordon, 60th Font ; Captain the Hon. Cha r l es G r i m . s Le to w n, is la T t a e yl o o f r, th i e Bth Co ß ld e s g t i r m ea e m nt G li n o a m rl m s y Native employed on a special service in Persia, to have rank of Major in Persia while so employed. The undermentioned officers about to be employ particular service in Turkey, to have a step 0 local , rank in the army while so employed :—To have the heal rank of Major—Captain Henry Heyman, of the 15th Regiment Bombay Natimlnfantry. T. have the local rank of Cap tain—Lieutenant 0. B. Forrest, of the 3a Boinbtiy E ur Z,. peen Regiment, May 4. - HOSPITAL STAFF. TO BR ACTING ASSISTANT-SURGEONS. S 0 11 8 7 j an a t t l yi e e r sw i t h rt e e r r t : c K b s il r ri e )y n , m , ,, G o e r a e r j g e e ss osph, a ßobt. T urner, rp; Br a d f or d Wm. Robert Burkitt, Thomas Wainwright Bennett, John Harrison Robaham, Wm. Langford Farmer, Wm. Michell G Trestra rge i P l, alatial)°, Andw. Knox R ickards ; Charles B uc kl ey, (tents.; eo M D. To be Purveyor to the Forces. John Stoodley, G en t . ' MEMORANDA. The Commission of Maier-C;;1; atson, em ployed on a particular service in Turkey, to hear date Ist November, 1851, in lie u o f 16 t h March, 1 855, as previ ous l y stated. • enf. ~ Etßi h nc , of the to an 82i . 1 o F f o, F ,t r , a , n o ci Francis Burtonae(iin the G, G azette 24th ultimo, ,lid not take pl a c e . The promotion 'of Surgeon C. It. B oyes, M.D., to be Tt: appointmenty inthe Staff-Surgeon of the FiNt Class. anti the removal of Sur geon J. 11. K. Innes from the 56th t) the 60th Foot, to bear date the 12th instead of the 26th January, 1855. ERRATUM IN THfC GAZETTM ON THE IST MAY, 1855.-- 27th Foot —For Ensign G. S. White to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Burke, appointed Paymaster of a Depot Battalion—read, vice Burke, appointed Quarter waster of a Depot Battalion. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MAY 2. ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. GENTLEMEN CADETS TO BE LIEUTENANTS. Townsend Aremberg de Mokyus, vice Johnston, pro moted. Edward Pritchard Marshall, vice Field, promoted. John Booth Richardson, vice Bradshaw, prom o t e d . William Henry Wardell, vice Campbell, promoted. Frederick John G eorge Hill, vice French, promoted. Res med. NAME OF RAILWAY. .55. BRITISH. 72% Aberdeen ................... 37% Belfast and Ballymena ............ 17 Belfast and County Down.• ••••• • •• .• 82 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 26% Bolton, Blackburn, and West York 103 N Bristol and Exeter •• •• .• 189 54 Caledonian...... • • ..... .....• ••• • •• 142 Edinburgh and Glasgow 94 1 4 Chester and Holyhead..... ••..•• • • •• 6 1 A Cork, Blackrock, and Passage •• •• •• 20 Cork and Bandon ...... ••• • • • ...... 56 Dublin and Belfast Junction •• •• •• 63 Dublin and Drogheda.. ......... 7% Dublin and Kingstown 16% Dundee and Arbroath 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 25 Dundalk and Enniskillen..., •••• • .. 68 East Anglian...... • . • 81% East Lancashire • • 417 Eastern Counties and Norfolk.. •• .. Eastern Union ••••• • • • • 3 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dnltclee•• •• • • 6 Exeter and Crediton... .... • • ••. • 2 2 Furness R a il way .••• • • • lB3 Glasgow, and South-Western— •• •• •• • • 283 Great Northern and E. L......... 188 Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 342 Great Western .• .• •• . • 25 Irish South Eastern •• .• •• •••.• •• • 90 Lancaster and Carlisle • . •• •• • . • • 260 Lancashire and Y0rk5hire...........• Leeds Northern ...................• 16i Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport..., 5%3 1 4 London and North Western .••• • •• • 5% London and 81ackwa11......,.......< 174 ' London. Brighton, and South Coast.. 267 London and South We5tern......... 60 Londonderry and Enniskillen •••. • • • Manchester, Buxton, and M atlock, &e. 171% Manchester, Sheffield, aid Lincoln shirr 9% Manchester 'and Sent h Junction •• • 28 Maryport and Carlisle .............. 498% Midland ..... ..................., 126% Midland Great Western (Irish) 37 Monklands •• •••---• • • • • • 78% Newcastle and Carlisle.... •.. • • 149 North British .... • • North Staffordshire ...... •• •• •• 46% North-Western ••..••• • • • • •.•• • • • • % Scottish Central 32 Scottish Midland •• •• •• •• • 2954 Shrewsbury and Birmingham ...... 48 Shrewsbury and Chester ............ 311 Shropshire Union •• •• •• •• •• •• 87% ilouth Devon.. • • .... .•••••••• • • •• • • 249 Soutf Ea5tern...................... 162% South Wales ........ ..... ....... 97 South York., Doncaster, and Goole .. 46 Ulster. •• . • • • • • • • •• • • • 77 Waterford and Limerick •• ........ •• 25 West Cornwall .... •. • ... ••••• • • 12 Whitehaven Junction .• • • • • • • • • • •• 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick & York and North Midland & Leeds.. , POZEIGN. 574 Dutch Rhenish ..................... 262 Lyons and Mediterranean • • •• •• •• •• 63 Ntonterean and Troyes ...... • • • • •• •• 63 Namur and Liege .. • • .. • • .• • • • • •• 115 Northern of France ;17 Orleans and Central* -• !40 Paris and Lyons •• • • 82 Paris and Rouen. • • •••• • • • 92 Paris and Strashurgh ••—• • • • •• 59 Rouen and ff lyre •• .. ...... • • •• . . . 57 Western of France ...... ......., „ .. 1,872 813 2,202 C,054 10,694 6,463 4,390 229 177 903 1,358, 1,327 468 844 182 841 4,737 21,110 2,778 5,564 18,043 6,669 20,571 6,141 18,557 53,074 -1,246 /1,1445 12,221 7,732 719 843 24,903 4,514 874 2,314 1855. 2,144 828 2,368 798 1,842 €,285 10,995 5,277 4,855 I7z 662 2,426 15,414 4,145 1,641 3,004 256 1.(34 1,515 1,376 523 979 310 864 k 391 '27,825 2,936 5,596 20,471 6,943 26,738 1,210 5,351 19,181 56,171 1,285 12,024 14,009 611 9,349 690 955 25,960 28 303 4,848 7,773 837 2,433 832 1,284 2,159 3 535 6,170 669 2.323 16.055 5,063 1,623 3,162 1,203 3G,077 10,373 4,28 g 7,419 Ointme ntgd_Zi r l s ls . Smithfield, was o y i : v i r n t a ' curing ß lv e s 'Vest bad s ti i remarkable i.... r r , ni n a v , r o z f s f, E , r2msE:rz t h e i rrß .i o — euffin Ff eda o . ee l afflicted for upwards of 9 years with a dreadful bad leg; the wounds in it were terrible to behold —and she de. ,paired of its ever being cured as she had been under several men of great celebrity, but all failed in doing an y good whatever. At last she determined on using Holloway's ointment and pillg, and these wonderful medicines soon effected a sound and perfect cure, to the great surprise of all her friends that had seen it.— Sold by all medicine vendors, and at Professor Hol loway's establishments, 244 , Strand, London, and 80, Maidon-lano, Now Yort, --- Ito b i ll ,rf ll , ,obi t do 0