... (From an Australian Paper.)b This Bishop of New Zealand has left this colony rather a sooner than was expected, for finding that the 'omnatin ti would remain in Sydney for some weeks, he determined to s take a passage in the Byi tslian. The address which had t, been prepared was therefore not so numerously signed as^ it would have been had he remained, as was anticipated, M until the first ...

... INTERESTING VISIT OF ?? CURACOA TO I PITCAIRN's ISLAND, EIMEO, &c. (From the Hants Advertiser.) On thle 10th July, 1841, the Curaqoa took her departure from Valparaiso, to visit the St. Leo Islands, and after touching at Callao, proceeded direct to Piitcairn's Island, which she reached on the 18th August. Most of the officers were enabled to land, and were received by the interesting ...

... -4110- AddRdnrdn to 111r. Ross' aection of Mr. Ilarmer's effects inserted in second pra'te:-A rrnewst of sale- FIRST DAY.-Kitcheli, hall and staircase, landings, draw- ing room, 2 chalnuers, Nos. 1 and 2, Foreign and Einglish china. SECOND DAY.-Bnek kitchen, dining room, iore room, glass, plated goods, 2 chambers, dressing roone and sparc roo00. THIUD DAY.-COOk and housemaid's pantries, study, ...

... 'Eig c pftuerb 3ourtnl. SATURDAY, AuGUST 6, 18-12. 1 The Ipswicis Election Petition ieas terminated in a result, certainly not unexpectedl by the Conservatives of the Boroulgh, blnt ?? to every one who consi- ders the declarations mnise previoui to the Election, and o the precautions taken, that the return of Lord Desart and Mr. Gladstone should be unsullied bly any stain or eveCI 1. ...

... 11- G0NERIAL MIEETING. The eleventh general meeting of the shareholders of this comp-iny was held at their station in Shoreditch, on Wed. nesday last, for the purpose of receiving the report of the directors, and electing gentlemen in the place of those who went out by rotation. Most of the directors were present, and there was also a respectable attendance of shareholders. H. Bosanquet. Esq., ...

... REPf XAJSTY'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND. PROE OF THE ROYAL SQUADRON. The squadron, on leaving the Nore, and upon rounding the Map iln Sands, bore away in a northleasterly direction, the Lightning and Shearwater steamers still towing the Queen a Royal George yacht. The Orion Ipwich steamer, having on board the Mayor with a large party of friends, 'who had hired the vessel with a view of meeting her ...

... TEr:> L.ATE FIRE IN TOOL.EY-STlR:EET Although the surveyors of the different insurance-offices interested in the property consumedl and othlerwvise des- troyed have beenl almost incessantly employed since the morning of thc fire in collecting the different losses, itwas. not until a latc hoar on Tuesday evening that they coald be accurately ascertained. The losses sustained by thc different ...

... From a Correspondent. Among the deposits of the editorial pen on the broad- sheet of the last Suffolk Chronicle, curious and ingenious and inventive as they are altogether, there is one literary gem of the first water. The learned scribe is somcwlhat in the habit of aiming at distinction, as the champion of the dissenting body, well knowing how useful is that arm of the radical force in aiding ...

... COUNTENANCE AND SUPPORT or IDOLATRYj BY THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT IN INDIA. (Abridged from the Christiao Spectator of Bombay for August.) } On the 2nd of February, 18M, a despatch wae issued by the Court of Directors in which the Indian Govern. ments were strictly charged to assume R position of entire neutrality in reference to the native religions. Amongst other injunctions it contained the ...

... T.i MCIrAcR.-Mr. !utirebs hounds will meet 'This Day the 4th of Dec., at Eusmon Park; on Moliday, the 6th, at Brinkley Village and on Thursday, the 9th, at Pakenharn- ?? lay at half past ten. Th1e Essex and Suffolk Fox Hounds meet on Tuesday. Dec, 7(h. at Thorrington hall ; anid on Friday, the lt Ith, at Ilinilesham Park Gate.-Eact day at halt.past 10 o'clock. I PSWE CI. ^ferthdayJ, DecemCber ...

... , ?? ?? t? . I ,>8 ?? -1. , or.,, ?? X;PS9it. ' ., ' IFWIkI ' ti- CL'ARttAhTlO0 ir OTHfE~POt;L:'' Son le'~ t~ cJI , 'e~l~e~l oq ?? Mr;'9. Wso0;aind i#!er Orel I ~ ~ e~s li d~f fikeb~,Q alqp tei|gOf 4,ei~ a xj'e ?? ?? siteatj trhlly ishgqnsi tp Axwz^;or ';srhIchwvefe folid~ed byl Ii&i clbeering for, the suq~ccs cndiltcsa 'u It le se poll to be,=a follow, iYarsq. 65qR .Rnrie 6bi5 Eily trit, ...

... @E N 'l.'.aLLI GS1 CE. . i; \ ;, i ,1 : I . . {XL' cLrT T A nn * ' ai it; OFJ ' II OLLANI). i 'ieJs ?? vtk ?? ?? sd ind favour of his cormnmunicated his il- - etinz out tl e day be- Ioti e of 1.uo A proclama- li.' infiljiiioL his subjects a. i Uf ?? !i~ No! ¾A1s, that the King i ' ' 5*i 11f Princiless ot' Orange to ?? ?? f -llellii the preienee , ?? that bis MajeSty tris i f Ball the ot- | o;: ...