... IPSWIcII, satserdagy, Octeber 11, I8s1. SuFFOLKc FINE Anvs AsocIATiON.-Thse fowing Report in reference to the Art Union was read at the ?? RoomhonThursday evening, by the Secretary: as The Committee of the Ssirolk Fine ArtsAssociation feeling that the time has arrived when it it is proper for them to state their views with r ftit the distribution of the money raised by the sale of Adt Union ...

... W-ARWICHT ELECTION. (AtttVattay IfAct was fbsad for ilia eiectlon of a wssmsier to represenlt t'hls Borough in Pasrliamenet, in thu room of Robet Wiram raword, Esq., some months since on., rhemarkablyeqiet. Witth hecptnofabue flag atie Msarket-li~ce, sometempors bece ivis enfitted upl for the occasion, in frot rfwiala rwdo eople were nssembled. Sir F. Iel h ?? r rived precisely ait 12 o'clock ...

... MISCEILLANEOUS. ; DEATII OF TI1E EARTL OF LIVERPOOL.-We regret to t announce the death of the Earl of Liverpool, which took t place on Friday thel3rd inst.,at his seat,BuxtedPark, Sussex. The deceased peer, Charles Cecil Cope Jenkinson, Earl of Liverpool, Baron lHawkesbury, and a baronet, was in his 67th year, having been born on the 29th of May, 1784. He was the son of the first earl by his ...

... TIRE BORNEO CHRURCII MISSION. The following very interesting account of the progress of the Borneo mission has been furnished by the Rev.Mr. M'Dougali to the Colonial CAurch Chronicle:- Borneo Church Mission-house, Sarawak, Oct., 8.5O. Sir,-During the two years and a half that the mission has been in operation here it has pleased God to cause local events to work most favourably for the ...

... Letters and papers by the overland mail were received via Marseilles on Thursday. The following is the news from Bombay, dated September 1:- Gholab Singh has succeeded in putting down the insurgent hill tribes to the north of his dominions. He has communicated his success to the English authorities, who have duly congratulated him on the occasion. The report of Dhost Mahomed's death appears to ...

... ?? annual meeting of the Commissioners of South- dwold Harbour was held on Tuesday last, at the Old Swan Hotel. Alfred Lillingston, Esq. (mayor), in the chair. ?? usual annual routine of business having been ttransacted, the report of a committee appointed to in. quire into a memorial for extending the north pier sea. wards, was read to the meeting, when a resolution was passed deferring its ...

... RUSSIA AND TURKEY. Letters from Constantinople of the 5th, brought by the Tancride, give details of the entrance of the combined fleets into the Black Sea. For two or three days pre. vious to the day on which they started every prepara- tion was made Ths steamers lighted their fires, the ships of the line loosed their sails, and signals were ex. changed from one squadron to the other, but the ...

... L1 HOUSE OF LORDS. ie FRIDAY, March 11. ?? Earl of ELLRNBOROUGE presented a petition It from a namber of the British and Christian inhabitants of Calculta, with respect to the renewal of the East India Company's charter. In so doing he took occa- esion to direct the attention to their lordships to the repeal eof the alt duties, the re-organisation of the Legisla- I tive Coutwil, and the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTO HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, March 31. The Income-tax Bill was brought up from the Com- mons and read the first time. The Earl of ADERDEEN, announced that it was the intention of the Government to advise her Majesty to appoint a day for solemn prayer for the blessing of Almighty God upon her Majesty's arms by sea and land. The Earl of CLAREN'DON moved the address in reply to ...

... cox tNSPONfDI ?? AtTILBLE MOVING, Ac. 1I the f Gdifor of the puwich rournal. SIR,-Having VI itnessed and been a party to the sue. cessful performi-ce of this most extr Ordinary Bxperi- nent, I hasten to give you a detailed account of the oc- currence, thinking it likely to interest your nu Mnerous readers. Last evening I joined a party of friend s at the house of awell-known gentleman of thi ...

... EI)e fphiirl) 3attrual. SATURDAY, DECEmFtEr 3, 1853. The tclegraphic despatches received from the East add little to our information respecting the progress of the war. It is, however, certain the Turks have re- crossed the Danube, except at Kalafat, but whether on account of the increasing array of Russia, or whether by orders from Constantinople, is notyet known. That the passage of the ...

... THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE _ SOUTH OF GERMANY. OU U L l Ur V WlaViC1.N I. (From the Correspondent of the Times.) BERLIN, Nov. 22-The feud that has lately broken out between the Roman Catholic Church and the Princes of South Germany, in whose territories the di.o- cess of the t pper Rhine is situated, has already brought the conflicting parties to the exercise of the furthest ex- ...