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the OND 01,119 AZ EMT, „Ala, GA t 4, 1899.

Commission signed by the Lord lieutenant of the County of
,Berwick.
Berwickshire Reginvitt of Yeomanry Cavalry. •
[aim Pringle, jun. Esq. to be Captain. Dated tanuary zg#
tBo9.
Commissions signed by the Lo►d Lieutenant of:the 'County
of Kent.
Ashford Volunteers.
CurteiS Norwood, Cent. to be Kwiigti, vice Tohn Notivood,
pronfited. 1.e%. Is, 18.1.

Commissinns in-the Shropshire Regular Militia, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant.
. _ _

loseplawidale, jun. Gent.,to be Lieutenant. 'Dated fan.
Ensign Richards to be (IMO. bated' Feb. t 4,
itso9. Ensign Stokes to be- ditto. Edward
,Haslewood,
Gent. to be, Ensign. George Cadwell, Gent, to be ditto.
Thomas Lacon cicnt.Tto be ditto, vice hasty, resigned.
MI dated as above. . '

Commission hi the Dorset Yolunteer Infantry, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant,

William I.3ower, EScf. to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vie Lieu.
tenant. Colonel l'leydell, ivlto has transterrrd his Ser.
vices into the Local Militia. ,Dated. Feb% 27, iBa9.
Commissions in the tst Regiment of lb:refine. Loa! Militia,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant._

!oho Matthews,..Esq. to be Lientenant.Colonel Command.
ant, Dated September 24, tBMi. Thomas Cooke, Esq, to
be Lieutenant-Colonel. Thomas Downes, Lsq. to be
Major. Charles Holloway, Esq, to be Captain. Win
Jones, Esq, to be ditto. William Ravenhill, Esq. to be
ditto. Win Gwillitn, Esti.. to be ditto. Isaac Lee, Esq.
to be ditto. Thomas Baylis, Esq. to be ditto. William
Milton, Esq. to be ditto. Edwin Goode Wright, Esq. to
be ditto, Timothy Ravenhill, Esq. to be ditto. John
Gri flit hi, Esq., to be dint). Edmund Philips Stock, Gent.
to be Lieutenant. 'William Symonds, Gent, tb be ditto.
Philip Cox, Gent, to be ditto. Richard Piitchard, Gent.
to be ditto. Thomas Elliott, Gent. to'be ditto. Robert
'ones, Gent. to- be ditto. Francis Gritton, Gent, to be
ditto. Charles James Dare. to be ditto, William Barron,
Gent. to_ be ditto, Thomas alaull,• Gent. rerbe LiJute.
pant. John Jones, Gent, to be ditto.. William Thomas,
Gent. to be Ensign. William Webb, Cent, to be ditto.
Olin Farmer, Gent. to be ditto. John Allen', Gent: to be
ditto. Philip Baylis, Gent. to be ditto, Thomas Bad.
ham, Gent. to be ditto. lirnes -Willson, Gent, to be ditto.,
John Mills, Gent, to be QuaTter..l,laster. Samuel Cant,
Gent. to be Surgecin. All dated as above. •

PEDESTRI ANisist.—Mr. Howe, who started at four
&clod: on Wednesday r ig hltogo to Exeter frOm
London and return in six days, being 346 mileS, at
the rate of .58 miles a day, arrived near Andover (64
miles) at nine o'clock at night his longest Stoppage
has been half an hour at BasingstOke. On the fol-
lowing day he walked 70 miles, arid on the third
day he dined at Exeter, stopped there three lititirs
and returned to Honiton to sleep, t 6 miles 'toWards
London. Oti the fourth day he reached within nine
mires of Salisbury, and slept at a pUblic7hou§e, 'near
Basingstoke, on the fifth night, and he did the othei
.9 mdes comfortably by six o'clock in the exe'nitig
On the sixth day The match was for t.'oo guineas,
and Mr. Howe stood half the stake.

A letter from Constantinople, dated January 25,
aYs, " On the night of the .‘„ist, a tie* revolution
was apprehended. The Sultan W'a3 learf'.3l of being
besieged in his Seraglio, and si vitt th: night
'surrounded by his officers; happily it was a Cube
wart.' " Withtint 'the town things 1t..-tve an int-,
Settled appearance, Nicoglou, who IblioWed
BAraelar in a part of the Governmenk of
has broken off, all communication be-
t weeh Adrianople arid the' Danube. The TiarkiSh
Pteniporentiatio arts still at ' Widen bat the ne-
gotiations with the Russian General Prosorowsky
appear 'to be at an end. It is even pretend-ed iltat the
Genprartas refused Ghelib' Etfenzh the- nciloisary
passports in oriler to proceed' to Jassy. pitrin.:; the
.Cartnyal theAnstrian Internuneio, Baron Von Stur7
mer, gave a bakat which all the English merchants
of this place were present; but Freta-
man was to be seen there."

A huge ina,titr mad dog entered the nursery of
Mr. Shade, nt the Abbey-hill,' Edinburgh; on Friday
morning, between five and six O'tloctc, and bit his
dog in so dre.adtnlh manner, that it Was found neces-
sary to shoot him inimeaiately. Ttie dogulcioirl:
tunateiy made escape through the fields, by i
end.

On Tuesday,night /last, about eight o'clock, thi
paste-board' mahof4tory 'of Mr. John Smith, at
Itichrtiond-hill, Manchester, was discovered to be
on fire ;' 'but the progress of the flames was se'rapid,
that no part of the stock or utensils could lie saved
from the de"s:rtiaire ravages of this element, though
prompt, assistance was atibided. We are,
however,' glad to, state, that the exertions of the
`tiren,en and ' populace prevented the lire froth corii-
munieating to.t he adjoining dwelling housei, which,
from being'in'immediate contact with the manutad-
tory, 'were exposed to the most imminent danger,
()n Tuesday, a fire broke out at Cashiobury
P:irk, the seat of the Earl of IL,_sex, at a cottage called
the Folly, Which was built last'sliMmer by his Lord-
Ship in the Swiss Sty's!, at a 'very great expence ; it
was entire.iy consumed,

SMITHFIELD MARKET, blitiecu 17.

day'S market' wrs not well, supplied svith
different kinds of Cattle ; 'Beef and Mutton are
cheaper than 'our lait report•;' Pirk and Veal are
de;irer, find the trade for the most part was but in-
different. The &des in' the finymarket 'were some-
what dull ; Straw ;ind Clover -have got up in rico,
since 'MondAy'sltnarket ; Hay fetched last price.-;-
The'itridermeritioued prices and iiumbers arc an ac-
curate statetnent ; •

To sink the 0.11:d per stotfc of Sib.
Jteaf 4s. 811. to 55.11:41..---hieitton 4s, tad. to 6s. ad.—Veal
is, 41. to 74. ad.—Lamb as. od. to 04. od.o—Purk )s. ad. to
trt.

3,j00. Calves-, 1301—Pigs, 120.
I la,. 51. 165. tad„ r)1; 103 od Clover U. las. od. m 71.
tis. 6d.--Straw iL ifP.; cd. to 21. Ss. od.