... ROSYAL HiARWICHI YACHlT CLLB REGAITA. On we~1 i-iay, the aInu31 ?? rnd rowing w4 j nritr3rs o- thi'. tiourishiniv club rame off in Iforwich Li l harbou:. un;'rr the Inost ropitious and gratifyin- eir. mn; ematnanres. Thle weatuher lavs brizht and cheering, cQ the company .-3v and numerous. and the sports lively th and wtrac:i;r. The non!e harbour was filled with all th sorts atud sizes of l ,a ...

... OUTBREAK AT BALLARAT. The intelligence received from the gold fields of Au- stratia is of a most deplorable character. The out- break which has taken place at Baidlrat is to be traced more to the lawless nature of the population than to any actual politil grievance. Thedeplorable ireum. stances which have taken place, are attributed to a sentiment of dissatisfaction prevalent for some time ?? ...

... A rUSSIAN VIEW OF THE LAST CAMPAIGN. 'rThe 1tussianiournlals rarely contain leading rrticles, generally reariethig their communications to the I recitals of oeccurrence morc or less clariled. The Xorthern Bee. hojwevcr. hap just pulilished one of thcse . exceptional pap±rs. It is headed The War £le inning | in Esrnest. and quotcs as a motto the memorable words of Kutuusaff-1' The loss or ...

... NAVAL ASD MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. TUEr. LrtE LORD RAGLA ?? UdtoIt from the ~rimea state thate thge ody of Lod Si Raxln is to be whiroh vese IwaNs expected to leave Consteentinople cn the 6th inst. .Admira Sesrn1oUY. it is ratifying to lear, is getting better of his wounds caused by the eaplosion of an in- fernai Machine~. Lieutenant General Sir Ceorge Brown has left the Crimea for England, on ? ...

... lIOUSE OF LORDS. FAUSAY, March 23. TheLoanCsr Aqcp.LILont read to the House a message rom sthe Crown acquainting the House that Her Majesty had concluded a ec- aetion with the King of Sardinia. iowi ?? Lord PAiraUar, in reply to Lord MIAL~nSSUPtY, stated the Opinion at vhich the Governmenthad arrived With retgard to the cmbodied Militia. at the sane time declaring that any pledge given to the ...

... COfRIEtiEODme. LETTER FROM THE CRIMIEA. h We have pleasure in -ivin insertion to the followin| letter, eddressed by the rsriter to his relations at Sproughton:- P Camp before Sebastopol. 3arrd IMth. IS6. n Mv dearest Parents,-! was truly glad. as you might I supliose. to hear from you through the ?? of the h Rev. H. J. Hastead, whose kind letter I received on the Cth inst.. but had not time ...

... COLONIAL CURC&StCHOOL SOCILF I MEETING AT IPSMWICH. %Seruions in behalf of this So;cicty were preaebed 'It i,swwi ch. on Nund ay last; in the morning, at ?? i;St. l'eter. by thet Itev. 1hr. f'Niaearaof0 the Indiani rui~smn. 'MIalineitocahntrg; in the afternoon at thle curch of St. Helen. and the evening. at the ciurc of St. Stephen1. In behalf of the satn oliect. sermons' were also preacbed he ...

... N -NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. The new kaw, as to VeWspaper StaxPa#, veil eomm! iitto operation the frs treek ims July, or the commnence. nent of the gwirter. ire beg. thMefore, to state that we ?? continue to supply ou-r suscrbrs a age.tt vath slamped copies of the Ip$wich jo'ula, Mt price of Which ?? remuain, as at present. 4id. br the single Paer, or 5:. the quarter: the WMntomFed copies ?? he ...

... The Queen has ordered the sum of 25,OOF. to be dis. tribuited among the most indigent of the city of PaBs. Tbe birthday of his Royal Highness Prince Albert ¢w celebrated at Windsw On Monday, with the Icustomary honiours and festivities. It is now contidently stated that the Marquis of Chln. ricarde will be the new Postmaster Genecal.Siaserd. His Majesty the King of Sardlisia is expected to Pay ...

... cait Epoirb 3ortnital SATURDAY, Atct*ur IS, I5. For the first time within the last four centurines a British Sovereign is about it visit the capital of France. IHcr Mlost Gracions Injesty the Queen having disehart'd 11obiv everv dutv belonging to her exalted station-in conieetion wvith the calamities which war has entailed upon niunv of her subjects who have assisted ia fightinz their ...

... JOURNAL OF THlE SIEGE. -(rieai ?? ef the 2itt'.) = ?? ttt.Ftll SE3nASi1tOL. AlmC. 27.-The state of 1 tensio inwihw were kept during the greater part of last vwecl In ?? and all-rost h.ourly eipetetti of an attacih tr. ha 1snneW~tat relaxed dizrin tohe. lakt n houratioieh ever). 1,recauliol continoesto betaken o'lrs. h frntn Fridav to Saturday our Commanders Seemto v elt very cuntfidrent that ...

... JOURNAL OF THIE SIEGE. (From the Corrspoendent of the 77mfs.) ArousTr 1.-Rain. rain. and nothing but rain, in this most damp and dreary of camps. I closed my letter of yesteriay ins a storm, and I commence this one in a deluce. Towards ten o'clock last nicht the lightning flashed blue anm blinding. inevery quarter of the Heavens. aqain the rain ?? in torrent%. ndl the rolling of the thunder ...