your Royal Highness,—We, the president, vice-presidents, and Council of the Royal Medical Benevolent College, beg most respectfully to express to your Royal Highness, our deep gratitude for your kindness this day in honouring the inauguration of this College with your Royal pres

HANG() Harbour and outer anchorage, which is situated at the en. trar ce of the Gulf of Finland (north side), is a very good and safe ioadstead, with sufficient depth of water for line-of-battle ships to moor inside the forts. The forts, three in number, appear strongly built of

GRAND . MILITARY ROUTE OF THE CAUCASUS. THE domination of Russia in the Caucasus may be said to have received its fatal stroke on the day when the combined forces of England and France shall, by the capture of Sebastopol, have wrested from her the command of the Black Sea. Such,

after many years' experience and study, is enabled to assert, without fear of contradiction, that he can fit gentl e men with this garment i better than any other person n London. The characteristic of his fitting is a aentlemanly style, with perfect ease for stooping, sitting,

Letters from Jassy, given in the Vienna papers, mention that the Jewish population of Moldavia have petitioned the Porte for leave to purchase land in that. principality. The Grand Vizier has communicated their request to the Hospodar, who has convoked the Divan, and submitted t

OUR Engraving represents a group of the principal services in the Fh7dinian army, taken from the most recent authentic sources. After their gallant achievements on the Tchernaya, we should all desire to become familiar with the outward appearance and equipment of our brave Allie

[SEPTEMBER 2e, , 1865. SEVERELY Lieut. M. Waters, 77t1i Regt. CONTUSED. Lieut. C. Knowles, 77th Regt. SEVERELY Lieut.-Col. D. Lyons, 235 Regt. Lieut.-Col. Lindesay, 03d Regt. Lieut.-Col. L. B. Tyler, 62d ltegt. Lieut.-Col. D. S. F. Heyiand, 7th Regt. Lieut.-Col. F. Maxwell. 88th