... TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 12.-The Egyptian troops who left their camp at Unkiar Skeliessi on the Bosphorus last Monday, on board numerous steamers and trans. ports, destined for the Turkish camp at Schumla, did not arrive at Varna until Wednesday night. having en. countered rough weather in the Black Sea. Theempty steamers returned on Friday. There is little of local importance to report ...

... 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 ...

... NEWCASTLE.-The fearful pestilence, we are glad to find, appears to be on the decline, and the alarm in the public mind is subsiding; but the dread of infection prevails greatly in the neighbouring villages, and operates injuriously on the trade of the town. On Saturday the pitmen of several of the collieries in Northumberland were forbidden to go or send to Newcastle to make their usual weekly ...

... Tuesday's post brouiqht tidings of many lotoses and ack, disasters during the fearful eqiiinoctial gales which 1V. raged along the coast on Sunday and Monday. Sonic *it is ?? attended by a sacrifice of life. inc Whole fleets of vessels were driven sway from their aate moorings, with loss of anchors and cables. ors' From the Cinque Ports alone, Ranisgate, Deal, and his adjacent places, more ...

... I The General Steam Navigation Company's ship -Albion, Captain Payne, left London-bridge-wharf at g5 o'clock on Sundav morning for Boulogne, having on 2 board about 140 passengers, 25 horses, and two car- riages. The weather was verv fine, and there appeared every probability of a fair run across the Channel, but after passing the Nore it became thick and hazy, with heavy rain, and a strong ...

... LIVE STOCK INSUPANCE. as, (From` the N.Vo;tinhamaice fTardian.) .ty. Ve have examined with no ordinary degree of interest, ?r the proposals of the National Live Stock Insurance IVe Company. Amongst the various phases of what may be termed the science of probabilities, this is certainly me based on the calculation of chances least easily mastered. me On that acccount it is essential that ...

... NORWICH. A handsome silver inkstand, supplied by Messm Etheridge, silversmiths, Norwich, is about being pre- sented to the Rev. Mortimer Manley, by the parish- ioners of Bodham and Baconsthorpe, and a few per- sonal friends, as a testimonial of theirrespect & esteenm. EXTRAORDINARIY AcciDENsT.-On the orning ofthe 17th Sept. an accident of an extraordinary eharsater OL- curred at the house of ...

... The papers from India and China, in advance of the Overland Mail, have been received by extraordinary of cxprcsa. Their dates are as follow:-Calcutta, August re, 20; Bombay, August 30; Hong Kong, August 6. 1 .The accounts from Burmnab confirm the fact that the , war was at an end. The people were suffering most se rt. verely from the scarcity of food, and many hadl died Of from starvation. ...

... Etle *ptlliff 3ouicnal. = _ _ ?? SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1853. All parties now are unanimous in thiilkiilng that the |. difterences between Russia and Turkey cannot be ad- n justed %without an appeal to arms. The former has In declined to admit the nodifications in the Vienna note; in the latter is determined to abide by them, and refuses in to submit to terms which it deenis incompatible with hi ...

... 1, Tim COURT.-We understand, that, owing to the iiextreme fineness of the weather in the Highlands, the 'e sjorn of her Majesty and the Royal Family at i Balmoral is likely to be extended to the second week in , October, when the Court will return to the south, via Edinburch, Carlisle, and London, en routeto Osborne, Isle of Wight. Her Majesty and the Prince Consort were expected this week to ...

... The Typhoon, from Port Philip, has brought 7373 ounces of gold, valued at £29,400, The Marlborough has also arrived with 72,000 ounces, valued at £28B,066. With the imports previously reported. the total re- ceipts of gold in England amount to £630,000. The Essex is likewise reported, but her amount of gold is not yet ascertained. It is believed, however, that she has at least brought about 10 ...

... TgHE LATE FseRF AT BALMORAL.-Another pleasing ?? is recorded in connexion with the recent fire at the works of the new Palace at Balmoral. Among the particulars was mentioned the loss which many of the workmen had sustained by their spare clothes and money being burnt. Immsediately after the fire was got under the Queen and Prince Albert gave orders for the erection ot new cottages at their ...