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the constitution of the College of Physicians and the
College of Surgeons ; and showed that from local neces-
sity, parties were frequently obliged to practise the seve-
ral branches of the profession, and that a third and infe-
rior college of general practitioners, to embrace such
persons, would be unfair, and ought to be resisted. The
report also regretted that Sir George Grey's Intramural
Interments B 11 was not extended to the principal towns.
—Dr. Lyon, after referring to the fact that valuable
papers, which had been read at the Parent Society, had
been withheld, moved " That the delay in the publica-
tion of the transactions is highly,injurious to the interests
of the association, and this meeting strongly deprecates
such delay." Theresolution was carried.—Mr. Southern
directed the attention of the meeting to an anomaly rela-
tive to the distribution of military honours to military
surgeons. Some time ago they applied to Government
to grant them the same honours which were usually
granted to military officers for distinguished services.
The application was under the consideration of Govern-
ment for some time, and the result had been to confer
on them the civil order of the Bath instead of the military
one.—Mr. I. Neill considered that a surgeon in either
the military or naval service was entitled to the honours
conferred on the officers of these services.—A resolution
embracing these views was carried, and a memorial,
addressed to Lord John Russell, from the association,
was read, in which the subject was forcibly argued.—A
special vote of thanks was passed to the secretary of the
association, Mr. Hatton, of Manchester, and after a reply
from that gentleman, the meeting separated.

MR. HENRY LswsoN's CONCERT.—Mr. H. Lawson,
the violinist, gave a grand concert on Wednesday evening
last, at the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street. The
vocalists were the Misses Drayton and Mr. Ryalls. Mr.
H. V. Lewis presided at the piano-forte. Miss Drayton
and her sister. Miss Clara Drayton, are both very young,
but possess all the requisites fur public favour, good voices,
taste, and elegant figures: a little diffidence and timidity
was observable in their execution, which is to be attributed
to their youth ; experience will bring confidence, and with
it all the indescribable minutiae which go to furnish and
perfect the candidate for popular favour; having attained
these, the Misses Drayton cannot fail to rank high as
vocalists. Of Mr. Ryalls it may be said that, none ever
hear him without desiring a repetition of that pleasure. He
seems to go on improving and contrives to render his
favourite songs more telling At every repetition. His first
performance on the occasion referred to was the " White
Squall," for which he was rapturously applauded. " Joe
wandered in dreams," a dnett, (Miss Drayton and Mr.
Ryalls)was encored, but the gem of the evening, as far as
Ryalls was concerned, was that old yet sterling ballad,
" Sally in our Alley." The purity of feeling which Mr.
Ryalls throws into this simple song is irresistible ; he was
loudly encored as he was in the song of "The MacGregor's
Gathering." Mr. Henry Lawson performed several solos
on the violin in a masterly style, and Mr. H. V. Lewis
brilliantly executed anew fantasia on'the piano-forte.

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TUESDAY, JUNE 25.—Wind N., light

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ARRIVED —Queenlif the Isle, Williams, from Catania—Li-
vorno, Miller, Gibraltar—Kate, Mills, Abbeville—Johanna,
Hambirgh.
SAILED.—Lord Elgin, Herron, for Valparaiso—Vanguard,
Bedington, St. Petersburg—Avon, Johnstone, St. John's, N.B.
—Vixen, Fish, Rotterdam—Faith, Dunning, Newfoundland—
Bosphorus (s.), Hall, Constantinople—Arnold, Jansen, Iceland
—Vesper. Holmes, Figuera—Lightning, De Frocq, Hayti—
William West, Dyer, Dunkirk—Caroline, Carwithen, Constan-
tinople—Tamoseh, Tucker, Charleston—Anna, De Lore, Bor-
deaux—Francis and Ann, Perrelle, Gaspee—Carlotta, Vijande,
Cadiz—Medium, Reay, and Eliza Keith, Scott, Lima—Siren,
Asplet, Smyrna—Anna Rich, 9arwell, Baltimore—Jane Maria,
King, Trieste—Gleaner, Bloom, Rotterdam—Nautilus, Nundy,
Lima—Verein. Karstadt, tqralsund—Waterlily, Paine, Alexan-
dria—Regulator, Chaddock, Messina—Astrologer (s.), Milburn,
Constantinople—David, Gilchrist, Curacao—Eudocia, Banner-
man, New York—Rosa, Pitto, Rio Janeiro.

Colonist, Sinnott, from St. Andrew's at this port. On the
10th instant, in lat. 45, long. 44, during a thick fog, was in
contact-with a barque, supposed to be the Mary and Lydia, of
Thomastown.
Lord Elgin, Ware, hence at New,Calabar.
Harmonie, Schabelling, from Rotterdam, for this port, off
Dungeness.
Douce 'Davie, from Londen.at ditto.
Clyde, Halcrow, hence at St.. John's, N.B
Duke of Wellington, Mills, hence at Newfoundland.
Joseph Yeoward, Jones, sailed from Leghorn for this port on
7th instant.
Tibbit, hence at Lisbon.
Effort, M`Gowan, sailed from ditto for-this port on the 17th
instant.
Concord, Williams, hence at Oporto.
Waterwitch, Duncan, hence at. Kiel. •
Free, Feathers, and Palender,.Rice, hence at Riga.
Maria Beene, hence off ditto.
Magician, Steele, from-La Guayra at Cuxhaven.
Bombay Packet, Wylie, and Benjamin Boyd, Armon, hence
at Bonny. _ _ _ _ .

DuBLIN, June 29.—The Coronet, Coward, from Liverpool,
was in contact early on the morning of the 7th, inside the Kish
Light, with a schooner very deep in the water, which disap-
peared almost immediately. Metn.—A coat marked Mary
Ann, .Maryport, was picked up on the above day, near the
scene of the collision.