... COLLISION OF STEAMERS.-LOSS OF 135 LIVES. CoNsTANTINorPsL, JULY 17.-01 the night of the 11th inst., on the Black Sea, about forty miles east of the Sosphoros, a most dreadful catastrephe took place. Two Turkish steamers, the one coming from, and the other going to Trebizond, came into sudden collision, amd one of them went down with the greater part of her crew and passengers. The vessels were ...

... BRITISH A L CFJIEOlGICAL ASSO- CIAl TION. Tire second annual meeting will be held onl Monday next, at Winchester. The President, Lord Albert Conyneiam, will take the chair, in tlio Town-hlall, at ?? o'clock, and deliver the opening address. His Worship the Mayor acts as chairman of a local committee. The programme slow3s that tle members and CorrespoII- dents of thc association are alive to ...

... The Literature 6f Political Economy, a ?? catalogue ff Select Publications in the different f departments of thaot Srience, ucith Ilistorical, C Critical, and Biographical Notices. By J. R. ( M'CULLOCIO, Esq., Member of the Institute of e France. 8vo. pp. xiii. and 407. l [London: Longman and Co., 1845. The unpretendiing title of this work will hardly l enable the public to form an adequate ...

... London Gazette.- i.z.esday, July 29. h WHITEHALL, JULY 25, 1845. Gh o Qrees has been pleased to direct letters patent to Ire passed us.iden the Great Seal, granting unto Sir Thomas Eastings, Knight, Captain 5n the Royal Navy, the office of Storekeeper of the Ordnance of the United Ktegdem of CGant Britain and Ireland. I-IANAPER-OFFICE, DUBLIN, JULY 24. The Right Hon. John Earl of Erne has been ...

... I Il Her Majesty and the Royal family have during the week made several excursions into different parts of the Isle of Wight. HER MAJESTY'S VISIT To GERMANY.-It is now finally determined that the Court remains at Osborne until the day before the prorogation of Parliament. Her Majesty, it is understood will come to town to prorogue the Parliament in person, and the day after will embark at ...

... COURIT CIWULA R. The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Priu- cess Royal and attended by thle royal suite, returned to Os- borne House, after nl excursion in the royal yacht, at six o'clock on Friday afternoon. Their Royal ?? tile Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, and the Princecs Alice, were taken airings in the pleatsure grounds on Friday afternoon. Sir J. Grahain arrived ait Osborne ...

... . THE MORNISNG CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1845. The Housp of LORDS yesterday went through all its business with but little discussion. except a brief debate on the Bills of Exchange Bill In the Housn of CoubmoNs there was a debate on the London and York Railway Bill, when the report was adopted by a majority, on a division, of 79 to 19. On the second reading of the Exchequer Bills ...

... I Stations of the British Arny 02a the 1st of August, 1845. (FROM0 THE UNITES) SERItCE 5tAGAZoeiNX. (A 'here two places are mentioned, the last-named Is that at which the Depat of the Regiment is stationed.] lot L ife Gds -Hyde Park. 42nd Foot--Malta; 1. of W. 2nd d, i.-Windsor. Do. [Reserve batt.]-Mait3. Rl, H. Gds.-Regent's Park. 43rd do.-Halifax; Dover. Ist Dra1 7. Gds.-Exeter. 44th do. ...

... MADRID, JULY 25. [pROOUR CORREt5PONDatNT.] A military conspiracy of a serious character hasjust been discovered at Malaga, and according to accounts from Gra- nada of the 21st, was suppressedthrough the energy of Gen. Catninero, the military commander at Malaga. The garri- son there consisted of the provincial regiment of Juen and Huelva. The former, which was quartered at the convent of La ...

... )URT C RCLULA Re. The Quern ?? hold n Piiy Counri'cjd noonS at halt-paat !Wo o'clock, ;It Buekinttlti ).am Her Mnjesty aited l-tlte Alljmrt, attede li * b of Charleniont and the t-!itlel(en of the tet tllltC turned to ()sborne-house, al' r n exeailfi BIlli Ir yacht, at half-past file o'clock 'a Monldav of. e There was no addition to the ro'val 'Ii ll0c evening. er Yesterdby morning tilcir ...

... THE KING OF 11OL [AYD. FFROMS TIlE COURT ('tll l,A\i' The lKin' o1 lollaitd iftir hI!S r,'tartttoosio ?? dat vot tughy, from dining; ?? d th e Qurr-n I) 0.tr Busbhy Pairk, weut, nttelidtil by 7ii 11lo , ;t ?? den, Colonel Ba ron Co lisor, I ('ot it ?? d! ?? thi t Ca ptain Hood, to hoinrirolotil1 en Lii it Mf vrirkwith his comipanylit tilee-ratl hil . it to it new residence, in Curzon-streut, ...

... [PROX THE COURT CIRCULAR.] Field Marshal his Majesty the King of Holland took leave of the Duke and Duchess of Richmond yesterday morning, and left Goodwood at half-past nine o'clock, with the gentlemen of his suite in two of the Queen's carriages, for the Farnham station of the South Western Railway. His Majesty was attended by his Excellency Baron Dedel, his Excellency M. Boud, Colonel Baron ...