... IMPERtAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE Op coMfONS, - Tue FRtoAy, Februarl 9. The CNCELLost of the Excurmuza, in pursuance , of nntice, proposed that the house at its risia- adjourn till Friday. the 17:h itst, whieh wa5 agreed to. 3 Sir F. BwaRtsa said, before the late GoVernmaett re- b aigned office he gave notice to the Secrety.atA-W sr of , a questzio which he subsequently agreed to postpone for n few ...

... NAIVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. The Cn&a ?? traspor left Portsmanat %atIlf. ?? 3 o'clock on Satarday afternoon for the Crimea, with ?? Some of the ?? arrivals of these Ops OnFridsT evening committed some gross irregularities while in ate os t a tozication. On Saturday the jetty in thie doe pmresented one confused masn of tVOPS darbW theodnloon. Every man bad issued to him S quantity of warm ...

... sRRIVAL OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS TIE I DUKSE OF CAMSBRIDGE. His Royal Highnes& the Duke of Cambrndzc landed at Dover from the Crimea on Tuesday. It wai under. stood that the Princess Alice ste2ampacket, belonging to the Dover Royal NWil and Continental Steam ilucket Company. had been despatched to Calais. under the command of Captain Smnthett, expressly to convey the noble and gallant Duke to ...

... THE WA.RQ DzSP.TCHES FROM THE CRIMEA. di (From the GQzette of Fridty, January 26.) WAR DEPARTMENT, Jan. 24. PI His Graee the Duke of Newcastle has this day re. ceived a despatch. of which the lollowing is a cony t d. dressed to his Grace by Field-MarshRa Lord ;Iaglan .BB En SEBASSTOPOL, Jan. a. My Lordl Duske,-The weather has been so bad since I wrote to jour Grace O tlehe 2n1d ;tlst., that I ...

... COL.CHESTER AND STOUR VALLEY LAILWAY.I IThe half.vearlv met inz of the direcors and shatr. holders of thig coopzsnvvas held tt their officesChurch. I trcett Llhester, on Wednesday. Thechairman, T.L. Ewen. Esq., said the s1tatement of accotslt1 and the report were already ijn their hands, and he w.as not aware that there was any matter callin. for observation frotm him. vlic haad to-day to ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE- TURK(EY. I Tle Sultn, fortdie fir;sttime in is life, hlmi r31tinhl re-I enemy. Oil the 29th he'turnedl Out Of ofince ndi thle re-t tinue of irvys and Effendis iui surrounit hm. and arc s imis.called ehain berins. Selimo llev. t x-lhex ulran.s is an ?? of tilhe ferst wter. Tiye seciod man. 11 in pacint of inflirncec,is Ferid Ertcndi- sely -1. ilcrict j~ of inan ging ...

... THE WVAR. 'rELEGRAPIIIC DESPATCHES. The following telegraphic despatches have been rc. eeived:-f MARSEIALeS, Feb. 21. I The Euprlrste, which left Constantinople On the 1-7th of February, has arrived. Our advices from Balaidlava are to the 10th. On the 7th the approach of 35.000 Russians from the Belbek towards Balakiava was announced. The allied troops were under arms on the morning c of the ...

... M2ISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE. SrAvr& or TRArii.-The Leeds Mtercury of Saturday reports a statnation in trade durina the past week, nod tiia ;ninistcrinl interre-nia is stated as the estase. The luhtddersfield trade has been dull, but ; Robdale there has been rather a better inquiryvt former rates. WVool at Bradtord has been vithout alteration. Yarns have ruled firm, and prices heavy. At Halifas ...

... THE MIINISTRY. (From the Globe.) ar We believe! that the only chanizes in the Cabinet will ieonsist of the addition et Lord Il'ntnuce, and thle re- tirenient of Lord Aberdee.n. Lordl Jonn Rtussell. anld the whc Duke 01 Necars!tle. The followvin!_ therefore, is the C;e' li-t of the new Cabinet -ee First Lord of thle Treamiry. -Viscount Palmcraton. wa Lornt Chaticellor.-Lord Cruancorth. b ...

... THE WARX | rELEcRAPlIIC DESPATCHES. wit The folkswiug telegraphic despatches hare been re- celedthe Under: M*lAatt!sttl~r~ssFeh. 14. Fre 'nder date of Kawiesrch. Feb. 3, wre learn that the nxa Russianwt made sorties on the Ist and 2nd of Fehruary, tial but were driven back with great loss by young French o * vohinttrs. Au ViENA.% Feb. 15-Notsinsple conlerences, but a re. Po eular Congrss, ...

... IPSWICH GENERAL CEMTERY'. A meeting of the Burial Board 'ma held in th M11- ki~strte%' Roamaat the Town Hall. on W~eftesday last, CF.Gower in the Chair. there was It full at. tendzunee. The CuI.nMANobserved it was very S-ti~t~~l toD find themselves ealle-d together for somethiAD defIntW. aind he hoped they wouli be Coal) led to MM~k ?? vinot'oa rao O MMS u..So s The fis uin a to recv~n d ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. FainAy, Feb. 16. Lord ELLaNnBOROUGH put a question to Lord Pan, mure as to the steps which had been taken for distribut- ing the tedals to the seamen engaged in tte Crimea n td the olasp for the affair at Balaklava. He also wished to know whether any efforts had been matde to apport IoN Properly the promotions and honours granted for dis- tinguished servires in the field. and ...