... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENt. HOUSE 7F LORDS. TfJsbnr. Jlluary 24, Their Lothips aseuambled to-day after the gadjourn. tnent. The LORD CITANCELLORCe1rStlniaesed tothe House a letter from Admira Dundas, thanking the House for the vete of tbanks it had passed to the oflfeers, teamen, and msrines of the fleet lately under his command. The Duke of RIicimnto moved jir a cpy of the or. acr lately issued ...

... CORlRESPONDENCE. PAVING AND LIGHTING COMM5lISSIO'- To the Editor of the Apwich J091`iwL Colonel Phillipps and *fr. Burreli present theti com- pliments to the Editor of the *pirwich Jortrnfl, and re. quest he will have the kinduess to publish tc ile f vllowing statement. as it relates to a subject of mueh local inte- rest and importance to the Bsorough. The alarating snortality which occurred ...

... Tms Cs.Asa.-The Suffolk Fox Hounds mect This Day, Jan. the 20th, at Felsham Green; on Tuesday, tbe 23rd, at the Bunbury Arms. HBartn; ftn Thrday, the 25th, at Trundley WVood: each dfty nt t before I 1, The Esaex and Suffolk Fox Hounds mae!(m nTuesday, jan. 23. at Boxted-h.il, on I riday, the 26tb, ntTat. tinpstone White llorse: each day nt I b 1. The East EssCe Hounds tnect I his Dar. Jan. the ...

... I '7 - .; ?? I ' S GE i, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE- I N~ORFOLK AND MTP1FOLK PF.\fFFNTIAE.4Y r A SHIPMEADOW. UZKITIN AT 1PAiWICH. The ruarteiv weeting of the Council was held at tle r~ itliw, ll on the a~teraoo-a of Tuesday 19L I Pernonsm nterented ins the objects of the lnstititutiOltCrY invited, h1ut the atteidance wn limited to clergy 0f the Church of England. The Rev. T. S~eva'.O-.'A seasolled to ...

... Captain SCOSSLL, atnd Nfr. TITY. thte Liberal mem- bers for Bath, have spoken on the subject of the war at a the West of England Agricultural Society. Captain ISeobell said that, with respect to the peace. he believe'! it was only to be obtained at the point of the sword. s4 hut that we were 1not justified in carrying on the war one moment longer thaa we conid procure honourable. III saife, ...

... IMPORTANT SALE OF l oresm cattlesheepOats, fleoar~akCaI Harmess, Buildfng NaterIAli, SC-- At the SALE YARDS, QUAY HOUSE, IPSWcICH, TO he SOLD by AUCTION, On Friday vext . ?? 10th. ?? .-ps 10o'ock. By JAMES W. KNIGHTS. So il orses. 41t Bullo:Sm. Cows. & Heifers. 460 SbheP 80'nBd LLantbs, 10 fat Pipa. vehicles in Chariot. Phu- tons. Dog Cart*. Gip. Pony Tumbril &e.; Harness; Building Materials; ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. 11 TtvasD~v, Aug. 9. o The Nui snees Removaltand Diseases Preveeiicntwocts bit6,., Consolidation and Amendment Bill ties read a third p time and passed.Iw IAMIMit~ LIABILITY all L.. ro Lord Rrovtsos L ,in theatisrnce ofhe Earlof Deby', in pesented a petition from the Merchants.'11,unse of Gas. so go ?? Limited Liability' Bill. adto h~a opportunity of rcnuwing his itppeal to the ...

... TIle half.venrly ineeting of this ?? wat5 b Ic- on Tuesday, at tile London Tavern, Mr. IE. Bruce in th e chnir. Tlhe Chairman. in movins the ndoption of the report. observed, in ;Et3 the worlkin - epenees amounted to £41 Ss. 5d. per cent. of she receipts but in the last h.lf yoar they atioitedI to X47 15s. 2Zd. per cent, whichI inade a ditierenre to thc Eant Anglian Corlpetiy of £1,tS0 in tlhe ...

... The monthly meetinz w.as held at the Town flail on 'Monda, (eorige Josielyn. Esq.. in the chair. The CLErK read the Following report:- Tbt rirllo apptuinrO 51\uillrg Cernnimee consisitin; . f N1r. ItursaI v1 6r. 1V l>g alkt Mr Oeo. M tol UA X'n r Wiut ?? 41rshils-S. 01 .: ...

... HOtSE OF LORDS. The Royal Asent was given by eoulmiu. t0 tbe NwpWaer Stalp Bill ?? senera othet hilot h 1igiat Worshrp Bitl.-The Earl of SA9TsrEWy soved the ectommitment of the Religions WVOhiP Bill. for the purpose of mariain an amendment to the elet that nothing co tauned in the act 3hotud prejttdie or affect the discipline of the Church or the nfilrce- merit thereof by the Nbisop or other ...

... THE MARQUIS OF GIAN8Y AND THE EARL OF HARROUVTY OX THE WAR. l~~- ~- -- - At the late anniversarv meeting of the Waltham Agri. usilturul Society the Marquis of GRANIIY Made tilhe ftl lowimt ObShrVatioD;n:-I in the first place, I tnust hr allowed on your part to l deny an accusation which I have sometirnes heard, that *'le fartmers of tiihcouirirv are in favour of war because it keeps ulp prices ...

... (From a CoraMplp of the M7om) EAuA&A, July 24.-Some Eaglish light cavalry has been sent down to the Vale of Baidar. They are de. twcments of the 4th Light Drattoons. the §th and 11th Hussars, and the 17th Lancers. and they have occupied an oven place alongside an old Tartar cemetery, near the Woroazow.rcad, where this latter begins to ascend towards the sea. Thc French have moved on to Tchou- ...