... CONVOCATION OF THE CLERGY OF THlE PRO- VINCE OF CANTERBURY. On Tuesday morning both Houses of Convocation assembled in the Jerusalem Chamber, adjacent to ?? minster Abbey. Alter prmyers the members of the Upper House adjourned to the Bounty.offlce, where their deliberations were proceeded with. The Archbishop of Canterbury presided in the Lawer House; there were also present the Eishops of ...

... 7) ?? V?- -.i L;fa?'ii ?? - -0 - - satrs-dri;, 'f irly a. PV55. olth7T Sir F.-zRov Ke'v ?n i .rs. I'atc ey ert.e-ed a siC- ces'.ton of visi:urs a' ?? thautrce durmr-, the las: weet prenarmrory to the .A-.tcilti-rAt %feer. Arne-,- thr' rini:i :uuaSs have ben the Arne an Mirtiter nail M7%s L.ne. Cok. a;:d the Hlo:. Mtn. lowlc.n md Miss Bowlhz. Se-ieint ^ni the !on. Mrs. Gou:sur3. .5jor a-id ...

... I EXECUTION OF THE C0IC BMUMT MYBLE I Pre1aie ~rtale6eIy. th ustccm, W. wailutnm I tades Collard diedon Moore StVd Mfr. Care Ca; ionday mornied, n front of z nd ewrpte.- e oeie ~, inui~Y se~pcts, dnE~ of thm most tesukablhe in, miodernttises and the eirecuinsfttl.. wiethi possess featuresof interestarrcl 1:3 Lie eee em. BsidIuni -sO tyiedon Thursday, the Of t se mnti, for double murder in ...

... .OnsmpoxDuscN. TilE COALVtRADE 0OX THE EASTERN COUN. TIEt RWLWAY. Ta the Editor t the Ipswich JouraLt Six.-Hiesing an interest in the above lia of rail. way, Is-all be glad, it yea will allow me, toaddesa a few words to the sbareholders, that their attention be drawn to t matter of vital importance to the 1 paying of this line, and that they h ay be enabled by the necessar interrupztions at ...

... ADULTERATION OF FOOD, DRINK. & DRUGS. _.Le.Id ?? On the re.assembling of the Committee on the 2Qth instant, Dr. Normandr was examined ts to the adulteration of bread. Unfermented bread. he said. was made by a mixture of muriatic acid and carbonate of soda, in whbich preparation the one neutralises the other, the reslt being comnmon salt. The danger of using thne in~gretlieuts was, that ...

... DESPATCHES FROMS THE CRIME-A. hi e Il.) to (From the Supplement to the Londfon Go:ed.!. War Departmeint, May 4. to Lord P~inIU~ hasthis dayreeetveda despatch. and S its enclouros. of hich the o~loeria~are tiupies. ad. dressed to his Lodship by Ficld.M rahal the Lord ' 3Xv Loar,.~Qtn 1llatha bavig consideresd It expedient ?? take Si a fecconal~ant'le ift froutof OIt tlv.with a view ...

... NAVAL AND MILITAPRY INTELLIGENCE. Her 'Majetv the Queen, accompanied by his Royal St lltihneps Prinec Albert, visited Shormeliffe camp on iv Thursday, and pailsed in review tbe Forcign Legion. A A part of the 3tlh Draroon Guards (Carbineers) have m proceeded to tile Crimea. A Not less than 20M stand of Mhiul rifles and Victoria as carbines. %with bayonets complete. have been shipped Si at the ...

... A frightful catastrophe occurred on Friday. the 14th inmt., at Coec!Cy. near Sedgley. in South Staftordssire, which has already occasioned the death of four persons, and injured several others. some of whom are not ex. pected to rccover. in addition to ?? amount of property. It is customary in the mining districts of Staffordshire for the overseers of pits, either of iron. stone. or coal, and ...

... i(onsdlerahle interest and some excitement havce pre. r vaihld in Ltrds. aud genertlly throuihout the adjaietnt ! districul of the West R'd~ulg in Conlcrittlene oF tite an. ar nounced iitietionl; of Mr. Cobden to meet his vonati. Y1 tuents there on Wednesday, in order to Address them u on the subject of the war. As the hon. eatalecian's onpithes as to the plicy of the war wr re known to be ...

... NAVAL AND 'MILITARY INTELLIGENCE- TIhe Earl of Cardigan has arrired in MatoIII5quare, from the seat of uar in the Crimea. The following appointmentz Qn ?? haveC oc- cuirred in the army to the Crimea :-Captain Elringtont, 2nd Battalion Rifle Brigade. succeeds Capt. MAlck zcnz D2nd Higblianders, as bfigade-major to the first brngade of the Light Division;, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Msayow, late ...

... TO 'I:1:rS'INi3'.NTS. : ?? s.i ' i! Wtrit as te- nullsst ;.t ?? t 1 ' , !: c . Str. * N.1t ?? .s ?? t,ji w: ?? ?? MI. 1,.ss * ' i . tI! 4lC4Ulft t I 13 Jelt . I1': oc In l.'I I.s:'l-:irtVOON U' I WIU hi' nanrc-. a ?? l~wurcd us ?? Jlettr. .- : : :: . ?? * ?? ti 2 snity ai nthy c~lnif t-o :~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t . ~ tl.? 2:2 ?? Wals Piy tlrliilt;3 ir t e t:,j ! s:natlfva 3 irm;t his jIt- M T ?? :.rl il ...

... The following is an extract of a letter frord an ocer eneaged in Lord Coebrane's daring enterprise and vic- tory. Basque Roads. 1809:- Lord Coehrane caused about 1,500 harrels of Vm- powder to be stated into puncheonsrwhich wereplad end upwards. Upon the tops of these were placed be- tween 300 and 400 shells. charged with fnsees and again, among and upon these were between 2,0oo and 3.000 hand ...