... VOR1tE?POSflEI ?? 7'o the Edtitor of the Ipswich Joeurnlt. Si n-! ?? feel obliged If you permit me. through s-our columnts to mnlke public a few of the reasons. shiih rentler necessary the crection of a police station in this toan, for the safe keeping of prisoners, andl thie rehidence of the police. Au ap3plictatio to Qunrter SNcsion- for uclah an ercc. ino hfI t cen refu-cd. :and thc aau ...

... MISCELLANEOUS IN-ELLIGENCE. ROYAL NrPrECJOFN OF INVALIDS.-A Party of 35 invaiids of the Scots Fusilier Guards. consiting of men who had fought and had been wounded eitaier at Alma or Inkermann were inspected by the Queen, at three o'clock on Friday afternoon. in the Grand Hall of Buck. ingham Palace. A few of the Grenadier Guards, re. cently arrihed disabled from the Crimea, wrere nspected at ...

... WS>OOnB5EtIC,' Wedncmdar. March 14. _ . - SL._ PL_: V' I'm. X Esq.. Captaidin Blotomfield. Charres Wa5ford, Eqc.. tbe b Fev. T. D'Eve Bctts. Captain Schrciber, the Rcv. t, v Tarier. the tev l iL B. Estan, Captain Apuin. F. Cor.!i ranet. E~sq., R. NI. Shawe, EsqI., J. Mfosetey, Esq. It hwve e ouht rn, thC v~dere bedbthat th rioca. The C.AlatAN, in his hife=, remo d tehr t o t . wayeit2dwbhih p ...

... THE WVAR. DISP'ATCIIES FROM LORD IRGLAN. A Second Supplement to the Londo Gaz:ette of Tue.s day, published this evening. contains the following dis. patch from Lord Ra-lan LwAR DePARTXrMFT. March 22. Lord Panrmue has this day received a dispatch and its enclosures, of vwhich the following are copies. ad. dressed to his lordship. by Field Marshal the Lord IRaeghmn ?? Ia~lan. ?? Before ...

... THEl WTA R. I THE !3ATTLE OF EUTPATORIA. DISPATCHES FROM LORD RAGLAN. (From ?? Supplenent to Tuesday's Ga:elte. | IWARt DF A;IT5IUT. arc S.h i. ILard Panuture has this day received dispatche s audI IenClosures, of trhich the following are copies, adidressed 1; to his Grac the Duke of New castle. and to his lordiship. by 3ibeld Matrsh3l tlt Lord Rnglan. G.C.Bt.: 'Before Sebastopol, Feb. 20. MV ...

... 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. ...

... OUTBREAK AT BALLARAT. The intelligence received from the gold fields of Au- stratia is of a most deplorable character. The out- break which has taken place at Baidlrat is to be traced more to the lawless nature of the population than to any actual politil grievance. Thedeplorable ireum. stances which have taken place, are attributed to a sentiment of dissatisfaction prevalent for some time ?? ...

... TURKMEY (From the Correspondent of the iamps, CONSTAVTIN'opLI;. Feb. S.-Orders have ben re. ceived by M1. de Mlessv, the Chief In-endent of tile French hottital at Constantinople. to have beds pre. pared for lt.e0 im QediatelY. 'i le genera impression staong the Fsrench is tintS some deeisive operation is det~mled -9l 1v te alid Gaerlsand that stuc b is the belief its the CanltS is in.'int ...

... Ore I3blvl1_ 3ourital. SATURDAY, NIARCI 14h, 1853. Scarcely had the intelligeuce of his illness reached this country, than the news followed of the death of tbe Emperorof Russia. Suspicion at fist existed that, like many of his Imperial predecessors. death had been caused by the Land of violenre, but it is now gene. rally asserted that the demise of the Czar wa.s owing to pulmonic apoplexy. or ...

... THE QUEEN'S VISIT OF CONDOLENCE TO a THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS FROM THE CRIMEA. On Saturda orning, th een Accomanied by his Roy H'ihness Prince Albert, the Prince of Walei the Princess Royal, the Duke of Cambridge, sod suite, pand a visit to the Fon Pitt and Brompton HosPitals, At Chatharn, the object ?? to evince the sympathy entertained by the Royal family for the sick easd wounded soldies from ...

... - JfV, WAR1_.. 1)ESPATCliES FROM LORD RAGLAN . i }rom the GaC.e'I of Friday.) C t WA% DEPaiT2rNrT. March 2. t LrdP W~re ,estetdfly Mecived a despatch and its . ord of which the ?? are copes. ad- F ,d'to his rnce the DkIe of Newcastle by Field- 311,baILlord Raglan, G.C.ll.- Before SevastopOl, Feb. 17, iS5. my Lord Dikeli have the atisfaction to acquaint ,r'ur Srace that the weather ?? improved ...

... Li 41p I i ti te III 11 TII IN di C is hi co ii C RUSSIA. The NVord Derdsche Zeilun publishes the following L details of the event of the 2 nd o f arch, which it says it has from an authentic source:- Whe&nthen i Em peror Nich olaswas taken illthe Grand 9 Duke Akesander was alone at St. Petersburg, but the ti GranDuke Constantine was summoned by telegrapha, and still found his father alive. In ...