The Press.
London, England, 1853-10-08 00:00:00

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The last athiees from Canaille inention the site.
4.0031t1 prosecution of tin important work that will
greatly itirrease the trading prosperity of 31on-
%real. Hitherto, at certain poiods, the depth of
water in the city was tint sufficient to
stlinw %einpoisig vesra,ls (4) rIIIIW iirnn,ns than half
loaded, and the expense elf lighterage constituted a
erious 41E11Whavk on the coin:nerve of the port. .11i
artificial charnel, begun about twehe years back, has
now Well sufficiently completed ie often the passage
of vessel* drawing 111 feet, the proious depth having
been only 11 feet 9 inches. This channel is 1:0
feet wide throughout its extent of seven titilem, and
is intended ultimately to be double that width. with
an additional foot in depth. When this is
1141 impediment, it is said, will exist to pretest the
larger class of ships from visiting Ileiitreitl dining
the tare titimtlim of .Ingiist and September, when the
waiters arc at their lowest point.

Lienleiniiit-eimbpiiel anti e:ipt. C11111(1141,
lfith Regiment, him. been ittrv‘teil in
t a„,i• dui-teen ..i•laiem, for initrilur
witted by giving the wiled U, tint U, the tnwir, draw it
tip in the ility market MI the ttth of June 1s t.
put its bail, each in I,ONOIL, 1111(1 two .4eettritic, in :4
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each. tln the other hand, the men have been Owed
wider arrest by their commander oti a eliarge of per-
jury, and the evidence in the case has been sent
home to the Horse Guards.

Court ant last!ion.

AItIIANIIEMENTM are being made at 11'i114601' e1i,1.14.
for the reception of her Majesty and the Royal
Fatnily on Friday next, the I lt.h, on whirr day the
Court is expected VI return from Sl...timid.
THE tleras:s's tothnurn at Balmoral has been diver-
sified during the work by the u.uul trivet and visits
in the neighbourhood. Prince Albeit has gone out
I loerstalking with success, and WAS one day accom
panied in this sport for the first time l,y the Primp of
Wales.
Sin .1.1 htt %HAM has arrived at 1411111011 d 0111111 i 1111611,1
her 3lnjesty.
M Augur. or I ,%%%iIIOWN g reached London on
Tuesday night from the Continent.
'rue tin r:EN hen 1111.o4011ted the Bop.] National In-
stitution for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck
with in aid of il. dilniui.hrtl
lii the reef 0111111011slinisnl of the Premier, her 3111-
jesty has just granted a pension of Infit. !HT annum
to Sir Francis Head, and of lint!. to the widow of the
late Mr. Moir t
THE 1111 AND IF 11.1:11'11TEN111104 lenVen
Torquay to-day (Saturday) leaner. The
Russian Imperial party will finally quit England
about the 2:lrd inst. tOr St. Petersburg. It is said
that they purpose returning to Torquay next year.
Sectors 11:Allt: are entertained oil the health. of
t'ie Princess Nickell., Lsterliazy, *laughter of the
Earl of .lerse. I tr. Seymour 101 London 4in
to I consult with her II ig 1et45.14 Berman
physicians at Fratikbort, where the Princess is at
present st m nog.
Lim.. INtot •ai tM has left Paris for his chateau near
Cannes, where the noble and learned lord intends to
roman] until after Christmas.
N rll.Ol SMYRNA 1114* gratifying intern-
goure of Lord Carlisle's recovery from a severe at-
tack it stnallpox at. Rhodes.
THE directors of tlie London and Brighton Railway
have I.l,lltrilliitell *1:0 guineas to the Smith frown fox-
hounds.
REv. ilt:Nrtv IL here:, Bear of West-
httry. Wilts, has bret...lected mayor of that borough
for the next year.
Tiny she or Ito 11A110 1,0•1., thirst
.nn Of Wither Long, Esq., of Roost Ashton, M.l'. ter
North Wilts, and Charlotte Amur, duly child of W.
W. litzwilliant Ilium., Esq., et limnewissl, M.P. for
the comity of Wicklow, was solemnised on W1.41111.:4-
day at St. tieorge's Church, Hanover square. The
ere y was performed by the Hon. and Ihr‘. W.. 1.
linsirick, rector of Bath, mill chaplain in ordinary to
the Queen.