... ISWICc DOCK COMMISSIONI A Gene ral Meeting of the Commissioners for construct- Ing a Vet Dock in the Port of Ipswich, was held at the rown Hall, on Tuesday last. There was a very full atten- dance on the occasion. On the motion of Mr. J. CuUaxCUlSAN, seconded by Mr. 11. As r,aie'i, Dykes Alexander was called to the chair. The CLE&ii read the mainutes of the last meeting, toge- ther with the ...

... The Duke of Kent died in considerable debt to the late Lords Fitzwilliam andi Dundas. Very recently the repre- tatives of these peers have received the amount of tlisir debts accompanied by a valuable piece of plate from the Queen, with a letter expressive of the obligations she felt towards those who had been her father's friends, and the pleasure she and the Duchess of Kent felt, in being en ...

... AFFAIRS~ OP CAN~IADA. The ?? is given hy the Courier as the summary of the latest intelligence received from Camuda at the C01olui:Ll Oflic:- Montreal, Dec. 1.3. The long-expected movement Upon Grand Bruml is at last made. This morning the force desiftied for the expe- dition left town, colsistinlg (Will) thosc already posted at St. Martin) of tile Royal regiment, under Col. SVe-heralf, K. ...

... CEF GREAGTBIO;TAtI az.N URoXXTT OF GREAT BRITAIX -AND IREI~AND This Societv held a Coma1ittee Meeting on the 12th ult., at their luildings in Parliament Street, the right hon. Lord WVynford, in the chair. A letter Was read from, Mr James A. RBnsomae, se:- cretary of the YYoiford fantiers' Club (Suffolk), in- closing a resolution passed at a' late zreeting, of that body, to the effect tht it ...

... CoZb3,LsxOWD5Nxl To thJ, Eaitor of the lpswic7L JoturnaL DEAR Sia,-Knowing how readily your Journal haa al ways advocated the Allotment. System. I send you an ac- count of our proceedings at Woolpit, which may be inter- esting to your readers, and do the cause some service, Wednesday, the 12th, was rent-day; at the hour appointed all the tenants (except six who paid in the course of the ...

... col?Jt?8PoNn1?1?cE the meeting ed e dbavesince a Fito and denomi- ftaleollodf therc ,et rfotrth (chiaracteristic of the other part tf thirh~d tre eedt') T an induced, as an eye.y'ltnoes. 'to giv'ei tro tle obiclg~ t5sla ment seithualu ?? or (lt. miu tionth plabi'earetotd thlat - I,000 lionesS labourers, with tothi og but ;Ihe taoY of lleaven for theiir covering, and tlhe gre bwur for cal ...

... DZSCELLANEOIV5 lie, The grand banquet of the CorporationdofaL oindloto ur- the Foreign Ambassadors, took place a cale of' oed Fridaq'. The preparations were oil the same . cale 0 ing magnificence as those of the entert iniyment to Rt le Pt in November last. The company included, thei Oy;.lg k- Higinesses the Duke of Sussex, NemoUf, and Mobtor all the Foreign Ministers, the Members of her ...

... MISCELLANEOUS The trial of Hubert, Steuble, and others, charged with a conspiracy against the King of the French, terminated on Friday. The Jury brought in a verdict of guilty against five, with extenuating circumstances in favour of four, andacquitted the three others. Hubert, acquitted of aiming at the King's life, but declared guilty of having formed a plot for the overthrow of the ...

... Rear Admiral Sir James Hillyard, of Torpoint House, near Plymouth, has been awarded a pension of 300£ l per annum, as one of the sea-flag officers, intitled to I such reward according to the recommendation of the comr n mittee of the House of Commons on army and navy ap. pointments. On the recommendation of the commissioners for the colonisation of South Australia, Colonel Gawler has re- ...

... COaIbESPONDENCE5 To the Editor of the I1swcich Jostrnal. SiT,-When I attended the Alagistrates' rooom on Monday last, to report, as usual, for the Ipswich Journal, a complaint vas preferred against me by Mr. Carter, of having erroie- ously and vwilfnlly reported him to have used these words, *'The Gmcentil'Ien are snato-ingq, (representing him to have appliedt these terms to the Olileers ...

... Ou Thursday weekli a public dinner was given to Sir J. ( G raham, by the Conservatives of East Cumberland, at ti the Bush Inn, in Carlisle. About 270 sat down to the b1 dinner, and the stewards were reluctantly compelled to v refuse admission to alarge ?? whom t no acommodatio could possibly be found; but, after din- o ner, upwards of 300) persons contrived to gain admission. Sir J. Graham ...

... THE CORQONATiON. The Houses of Parliament adjourned over for the re- cess ol Wednesday night-thle House of Lords to the 27th instait, the -loiuse of Comimons to the 25th. Ill tile HousLe Of Lords, the Marlquis of Lourdondcrry inquired upon what grounds it is proposed to celebrate the ceremony of the coronation with maimed rites, pointing out that the reasons which had been supposed to avail ...