... BISHOPRIC OF NATAL MEETING AT EYE. A most interesting meeting took place at the Town Hall, Eye, as announced by advertizement in our last J.rsnal, the Right Honourable Lord Henniker In the chair. His Lordship, upon taking the chair, expressed his pleasure in responding to the call of the Rural Dean and lergy of his surrounding distr~ict, in answering per. sonally their appeal to come forward. ...

... COulBES~2PODEiCE. TO lte Editor of the lpssenchzfrngl. SiB,-A letter havir~g appeared in your columns re- specting the sale of some papers from the Literary In- stitution of this town, it trill be deemed. I trust, an apology for my troubling you with a few remarks upon this subject, as some persons'appear to think there was something underhanded in the affair, and not altogether a transaction ...

... CORRES1PONDENCE. ON THE PLANTS OF AGRICULTURE. No. 1. To the Bditor of the lpswoich Journal. A catalogue is proverbially a dull piece of writing, and of all cataioeue.s, those of nurserymen and seedsmen most, yet an exception must be made in favour of Mr. Peter Lawson's, of Edinburgh catalogue, or rather synopsis, being a description of a portion of his great collection of the Vegetable ...

... ANCIENT BABYLON-ITS RUINS. y (From the Literary Gazette.) . It may be known to many of our readers that the French government has employed a party of gentlemen a to explore the sight of ancient Babylon. From reports ; just received from them, it appears they have ascer. tained, beyond reasonable doubt, that the ruins beneath a a tumulus called the Kasr, and those of the marvellous Y palace ...

... _ DEATH~ OF THlE EARL OF WARWICK, K.T.-This ve- an' n~erable and hihyetemdnbea died at Warwick for ?? morning Aug. loth, alter aba Prtace illness, The deceased peer was in his 75thPr Ya.Lord Brookes eceedsato the title,ankd avacancy tht is thu5 Occasioned in South Warwickshire. bri We reg11t to state that the Berl of Derby St-Il labotirs car udra senlous, attack of the gout, Which prevents his ...

... FRANCEB. A' terrible event occurred on Friday in Paris, which has teeated a most painful sensation in every rank, from the higlseit to the lowest. Count Camerata, the son ofi the Princess Bacciochi, and grandson of the ?? Eliza, the eldest sister of Napot 1., cotitted-sUn- eide by blowing his brains out with e pistol. The fol- lowing is the account of this distressing event given by the ...

... CoNVeoTIoNOFTrEANTLO-CELT JoraNAL.-Orthe 221nd and 23rd instant, the Court of Queen's Bench, Dublin, was occupied in the case of the Queen v. Mr. Z. W allace, being a criminal information filed by the Attor- ney-General, Mr. Napier.againstMr. Zachariah Wallace, the ?? libel in an article purporting to be a report of and com- ment on, the evidence given at the coroner's inquest on the bodies ...

... The express in advance of the mail which left Cal- El cutta on the 3rd of June, and Bombay on the 30th of ml May, was received on Monday. so (From the Overland Bombay Times of May 30.) as SUMmARY.-Tlhe present mail, which goes viia Cey. Pr Ion, will take so long a time on the way, and the news %vi extends over so short a space, that we have prepared us only a small impression of our summary ...

... THE COUIRT.-The Court took its departure fromu London on Saturday, for Osborne House. The Prince of ?? was the only member of the royal family who a1comliaLieI the Queen. The Courtt will remain at Osborne about a week. Tis QcUFFN.-WVC are sorry to learn that her Majesty has at length sickened with the measles. Before the Court left town on Saturday, latent symptoms of the m atldv were observed ...

... MIISCELLANEOUS gri THE. ROYAI.BARON OF BFvF.-The baron of beef, thl destined this vear to grace her Majesty's sideboard in of Windsor Casile on Christmas-day, will be supplied by we Mr. Alinton, purveyor to the Queen, Peascod.street, so, Windsor. Mr. Minton has received three prime Scots, an estimated to weigh about 100 stone each, fed by John tbi Tucker, Esq.. of East Ham, Essex, in order ...

... W HiTEHALL,March 3I,-The Queenlas been pleased by letters patent under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, bearing date the 29th day of March instant, tb ordain and delare that the borough of Manchester. in the county of Lancaster, shall be a city, and shal be called and styled The City of Manchester, in the County of Lancaster.-Gezette. Tax LATE DUKEF o WELLINGi6Nt-On the decease of the ...

... IPSWICIl, SatIlriiady, October 1, ?? THt; CuuRcu.-On Thursday last the Rev. Charles all Wart], M.A., was licensed to the perpetual curacy of ba St. Nicholas, in Ipswich, on the nomination of a inajo- PC rity of the inhabitants of the said parish. he IPSIVICH LIGHTING ANIP PAVING COMMISSION.- Cl A special meeting of the Committee- of Lighting and '6v Paving Commissioners was hield Yesterdrrv at ...