... To ate Ediior oj the Ipswich JoUrotil. SiR,-I cannot terminate the most unpleasant cor. t respondncne in which I was ever engaged, without ex-t pressing my regret that I should have been tempted by Mr. Gowing to descend from the position I took in rc-r forence to the investigation of the Public Health Bill, in order to reply to his personalities. When I made my first statements I can ...

... On New Year's night the teetotallers of Kiugstown held their annual ball in the large roons, Paradise-row, in cele- bration of the tenth anniversary of their important and useful society. The hall, a spacious, handsome room, was beautifully illa- mniated and tastefully fitted up for the occasion, with two large arches of evergreens extending the whole breadth of the building. Evergreens wvere ...

... THEi GREAT CiTY, ORkrmiUS. MASION-OHOUSE, TUISDAY, Robert Ferdinand Pries wass'b rought before, Sir Robert Carden, at one ol6'ck, for farthei 'examinatio`w upon lthe charge of havingnttered certain forg ie, t , vsextensive amount. ?? ' I m *Mr. Ballantine, instratcte. , pwrernd May. . nard I a eared for' tel pteW}n,:,4i~agd~ ...

... THE FRENCH EMPIRE:. PARIS, MONDAY EVNING.-The Austrian Ambassadori received his new letters of credence yesterday evening. Those of the Prussian Ambassador bad already arrived. Up to this morning the Russian Cbarge ?? had not received his letters, but it had been notified to him that they were on their way. It is added, that in these letters of credence the Emperor of the French is addreesed ...

... I (From the TiMer.) The Common Sergeant has just awarded what appeara to us a very inadequate punishment against a woman who had committed an act of singular atrocitY upon a young child, and, without wasting time and space in general reflections, we will state the circumstances of this almost unparalleled ?? Ann Oldham, a widow, aged 49, is the head nurse in the Greenwich Union. A child, a ...

... I It will be seen by the subjoined circular that the committee have summoned a special general meet- ing of the friends of Religious Equality for Wed- nesday, the 12th instant. The events of the past month-the appointment of a new Ministry-the acceptance of place under that administration by some of the more prominent members of the body, and the importance of decid- ing before the meeting of ...

... |- RXBY ELEVTRICITELEGRAPH. I W. H. SmWA and Sons' Newspaper Ofice, No. I, Eden-0qusy, 27(t January, I8c3. FRANCS. PAP.1S, WEDNEsDAY.-Tbe Bouree opened with a decided tendency to rise. Some ststoamentS by certain influential ?? assisted in restoring dealing of confidence which has been shaken within the last few days. It was said that the ba.get, as to be laid before the Corys Legislatif, ...

... --- I Agenerel meeting of the council of -the League of the pa rshmembers of parliament who supported Mr. Sharman thi Cr5 wfordsa bill, and of the other friends of the measure, was n held yesterday, at the Council-roQuis of the Leagi:ge,- 4to as decide upon the policy best suited to the present prosperous cle crtclposition ofteland question, 'The attell- an but yet ?? h danc wasexcedinly ...

... I Trms 40th RZGm1ffM.-Much anxiety is expeieto the friends of officers and others of the 40th regbn y Aelt sailed from Cork ?? July for Australia, in her yt, bt steamer Vulcan. The Marco ,Paolo, which ar ?AAJ 4 three weeks ago from Melbourne, brought intellived 1°2C4 India of a date upwards of three months ultsiequgsi tot sailing of the Vulcan from Queenstown, and neither by t or any other ...

... I WEEK'S LATER NEWS. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. (TosR OUR OwS COSnaxsPONDENT.) Liverpool, Monday. By the arrival of the royal mail steamer Canada, Lang commander, which reached the Mersey yesterday afternoon, we have received New York and Boston advices of the 5th, and Halifax of the 7th instant inclusive. The Canada brings 70 passengers and the usual mails, but no specie on freight. From the ...

... Mr Webster, the well known reforming manager of the Iay- market Theatre, has addressed a letter to the London papers, accompanied by a printed tabular statement extracted from the nightly books of his two theatres, the Haymarket aud the Adelphi, and exhibiting the number of persons admitted by press orders, during the years 1850, 1851, and 1852, at those two theatres. Frora this statement it ...

... Ta the great commercial and shipping circles of the world, nothing has excited more interest of late than the novel dis- covery and enterprise of Capt. Ericsson, by which steam as a motive power is to be supplanted by calorie or heated air; and nothing but the successful application of the actual test could remove the with which, generally, the prejeet heen viewe!, This test hae, however, at ...