... IPSIVIC SaturEftg. RFebreo¢ X M 1?, ANT SHERIFFS FOR THE YEAR lR5. So lk.-J. Joesclya, of tt. Edmund's-hill. Bury St. .dMund's, Esq. Nuttbak.-Uramaitan Gurdon. of Letton. Ewq. rambridetshire ernd Hsstirydonshire.-Sir Wllinm StM t Booth. cf Gamlingay. Bart. E ?? Watlington Perry Wattington. of ?Moor Hall, Esq. C 0os;sloN- SIGsNE Bay -Ina Lono IaZiTv.SA^NT r o j S nFFOLK.-J. JOsselyn. Esq., to ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 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, ...

... CONVOCATION OF TIHE PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY. Both Houses of Convocation muet on Friday for the ditpateh of business. The Upper House met at eleven o'clock. and imae- distely (after prayers) adjourned until three p.n. At the latter hour The Bishop of Oxronr presented a report upon the subject of church-rates, from a joint committee. re- questini: leave to sit again. The prayer wass granted. The ...

... The Irish papers lurnish the following accounts of the loss of the Will V'-the-Wisp, screw steamer, and of other casualties consequent upon the recent severe weather on the coast of reland:- The mountainous island of Luitbar. unhappily rep. dered famoust by tie wreck of the Tyleur some 13 months ago, has asin been the seene of a disaster which, if not so appalling in its extent as that to ...

... ISJwieC CORPORATION 's nca eetinlg of the Council was held at the Towno IhlI on Niondsky least. There ucls a numerous ?? had bten agi tnade with the 'de and Jzqn. to 1rrodutcc a proper tetapefltute. hut ,ftor til it w.'s o Wily rai~ed to 10 degree-& higher than coze rIn. point. 1:LVCTC'%' OF ALDERMt~ANs. 'tIre, NtAyoIl xiid. that cetlemenei would find votinit mpcrrr plixrsd on tire taimle. ...

... r UM whiechhasbeen publixtiedfrom Ltordr'odeun a ng at th; his son. Lie ?? Jocelyn. hadendured the perils ; and hardships of the Crimea without injury, has called dl forth in the Morning Por the foilowing beautiful anec. ?? dote of the feclings of nature overcoming the formus of Pal court in our Sovereign -Lady Gainsborough. sister of bol Lieut.-Colonel Jocetyn is one of the greatest ...

... THE WFATHTER AND THE PARS. Theviinous 1tw1C on Moanday presented the appma. Tethermometer at the Royal Humane Societfa receiriug hoese in lvde Park. during the night of .Uonday, feil a low as 23. betng 9' below freez- ang point. Thevviad, wifch was north.east, was piere. incl cold. and was a mpanied bv slight snowatorms. Tr~c Thames, abore Richmond, is completely frozen over. and no crat even ...

... TRE WAR. DISPATCHES. War Ikpartment, February 12, I5. Lord PAnMure has this day received a despatch and its nclosures. of which the following are copies. ad. dremsa'd to his Srace the Duke of Newcastle, by Field jarshal the Lord Iaglan. ?? Before Sevastopol. January 27. 1835. MIy Lord Duke-I have the satisftetion to acquaint your Grace that the weather continues fine. There arel severe frosts ...