... MISCELL ANEOU S. H£R M.SESTY's B ?? Guer. K diana states that the case of Mirs. Saunders. the poor ftr woman who Iltelv gave birth to four children, having Ia come to the knowledge of the Qaeema, she immediately at sent four sovereigns, one for each of the children. One st of the children is dead, but the remaining trio are pro. hi grossing satisfactorily. w The Queen has been pleased to ...

... We have received, says the rime* of yesterday the following letter from our correspondent in the Cnmeit, wbich,however,only brints down the nmea e oftcret before Sebastopol to noon on the 8th of September. the hour at which the French and Eg.i'sh storming columns meit in the very net o rshing to the assault against the city, which during th previts days hba been devastated by the terrific fire ...

... SIGNOR GAVAZZI AT IPSWICn. Ons Saturday morning, Signor GaranZi broughtlt ?? ?? of lectures oin the Papacy of Rome to a close, a| The Corn Eschange was attended by about two hun- ol dred reople, the majority being women. An expecta. la tionad eenentertained that 16he attendance would aI havc been much mnore numerous, especially as the con. cluding oration was upon the The Nunnery ques. si ...

... Lord WAr. DrPAPt5TSN, June 24, S.3O P m. .In Lord5 Panmnure has received the follotini4 list of h! officers killed. or who died of their wounds, on the 16thorJune:- ?? taior .enern Slr John Carnrp'!l : Cotanet Yea, Ljou:c nt stvn rnAqrZn1 Ho0bson, ,th Xetzimntrr Meutenaint-Colonml Shad.,orfli r1 3Scurclnrit S.*hvin. 571: Regginitcni l.nutenant Meurtnt. 1Ish R fe innmt; LI '~enant illvles. 3enh ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY IMTELLIGMXCE. TRoors raon INDtA.-It is stated that. in addition to the 10th HIusars and the 12th Lanrtts. the followinz infantry regiments will proreed early in the spring from India for the seat of war, viz. :--Sth Regiment of Foot, fram Beneal; 25th. Kingcs Owa Borderers, from Nla- dras; 29th Foot. from Bengil ; 43rd, Monmouthshire I Light Infantry, from Nadras: 53rd Foot. ...

... To itr giaw- f ut'he Ipncich JourJi. RE.}ORT OF TftE EASTERN CiOUNTIES' COMI= lwrrEE OF INVESTlI;ATION. ?? A^D WOODlItJIUOE RAtLW.,VY. Sui,-The Corn ittee oF lnvestigasioa in their 7.e- pozrr sent to every Shareholder, statc as follons: ,:l~l WO5V0T~ ANDJ tOO~t1KIOFD. DIV.tY *- e\r on~i~er it our duzty to direct yo'zr ?? to thr c ?? railway, to br mnde trans hiales. *- orth to EVoobrid~e. ...

... The Queen has been pleased to confer the honour of knighthood upon James Shaw Willc. Esq., one of the judges of her Mijesty's Court of COrnOn Pleas.0 His Royal Higness Prince Albert has consented to lav- seh foundation stone of the Neew Midland institnte Birmingham. early in November. By tbe death of the Duke of Somerset, Lord Palmer- ston will, for the first time, have to advise her .Majesty ...

... C be f*psWirJ 3ourizal SATURDAY, Jiistv 28, 18i. It is pleasant to turn aside from the beaten tracsk of politics to contemplate the high aml generous example set before us~ by thc m.nost illust~rieus l-ady of the land. Our b~eloved Soverein-~od bless her *-does her duty nobly and wrell to her country. It wras reeent1v onr privilege to allude to her Majesty's distribution of the Crimean medals, ...

... On Saturday morning orders were forwarded to tbe respective commaulinz officers of the let Battalion of the Grenadier Guards. *2nd Battalion of the Coldstream', and 2nd Battalion of Scots Fusiliers. to hold in retidi- ness for embnrkation for fortian service the fol!owring teinforeemuentts. ?? 134 IBattal ion of the Grena dier Guards. to con'ist of 1. 300 men; two divitons (four companies of ...

... MI SCELLANEOUS. Tur Pstncs o V. ALFS %N. TtI. EPtrtisPs.-A very pretty anecdote is coin¢ the rounds of fashionable society in Paris. The Empress said to the Prince of Wales, I should like to give you something before you leave Partis; can sou think what it shall be ? A looking.glass, rel;iied the Prince. And why a looking glas ? exclaimned the Empress. -lecase I rejoined the Prince. I ...

... Tas LAbY SPOITSANw.-A sho0rt tme since the game list for the county of Leimeterabire contained the name of a lady en beinga entitled to kill pamt. This week the fair one, we are sorry to say, has had har fingers shattered by the barsting, of the gun. Nearly the whole of the traffic an the man tine of the Gra orthern Railway between Peterborough an Grandlsm was suspendled from Thursday evening ...

... LEfrERS FROM THE CRIMEA. The folloirng is an extract from a letter, dated from the Camp before Sebaitopol, July 17, and addressed by pgiate Williti Steward. of the 391h RegiMent of Fooi, to his parent, at Lasvenham- I am 011I Il the thame nituaton as wthe I 1l4t wrote to You. .r4 am cnjayitg excellent eaith. cosidefin: that this to the most mnhcalthy time of tbeyear. arol sicknee 'vety Ite ...