... DESPATCHES FROM LORD RAGLAN. W. a DEPARSMEST, 1aby 2.8. Lord Pancrure has received despatchek tiwd their Co- closures, of vthich the following; are copite. addlressed to his Loadsbip by Field-Marshal the Lord 11ilh1ti. ?? ifr ~GZ.MC 3 rererrt Seba40i01. 11y lb' MIy Lor l.-Slnc, WV despateh oi the th l ltrothie & 115 IV car.ro worthy of being repolito to youtIrldltp. v Thetir, as eenvcy slsk. ...

... NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBEIRS. The tew km. as to Newspaper Flas. will eome into operatiorv the frft -reek iv July. or the compe~e. rment of the quarter. We 6,ev, therefore, to state ?? we shatI continue to supply our subscribers axd eets with st1ampd copies of the Ipswich Journal. tI price of whick wili remain, as a! present, 1d W.for the single paper, or 5s. the guader: the vmstwuped copies wilt I~ ...

... THE CAPTLRE OF THE AMELON AND TIHE QUARRIES. (From the Ppesil Corrowtut odthe 7iaes.) CASr BzVOUZ SSBASTOVOL, June 6.-An end has been put ?? mor to the long days of espectation and the wearsome indolence or sameness of our camp life. For the third time our fire has opened along the whole ange of positions. At half pazt 2 o'ciock to.day 157 puns and mortars on our side. and above 300 on that of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. FgtoAv, May 25. TheC Biihop of Oxeosto moved for, copy of an ad. dress presented to her Majesty, by the House of.494al eO bii and Legislative Council of Canada, praying for the removal ofdfisadvantiazea to which the Church in Canadas is Subject, and to enable it to elect its own bishoir,; anld forany answer svhich may be giwen thereto HeC observed he had nto wish to see the ...

... The Court festivities in London will end, it is under: Sto. at an early, pesod this sewn. when Hler Ir.I Iety end thc Roya family will remove to Osborne to pass some wees in compative reirement. A few days since his Royl Highnes Prince Albert !visited the Cretnotne g ens. co~n2anied by the young Princ. an eques. and the roy tator. During the visit the Prines tUU their skill with the air guns, ...

... Capture of the Manielon. WARA DPA>RaIENT, June 9. Lord Panmure has received the following telegraphic despatch from Lord Raglan R 'SESASTOPOL, June 7, 1855. ?? formidable fire which began yesterday was kept up to-day with the greatest spirit. and soon after 6 this evening the French attacked and carried the ?? Work and the 31amelon. The whole operation was moat brilliant. Great gal. laltry ...

... TV CORF;ESPONDEnS. | Thp letter of 3fr. Jion Crlspin arnived too 1ate for ?? OW0W to the la*t arrivals of adveriseagntOACTM Articde$ IawM beco .bt1dgd. and others omitted. IsPSWICH, saftWfeta, JI0mc 9, im13. Tare C~sacis.-'The Rev. Samuel Robert Carter. ?? Fellow of Emmarmuua Colece, Cainnbridne, has baeen presented tothe rectory of Branthamu with East cant by she death of the Rev. J. Rowley, ...

... 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 ...

... N -NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. The new kaw, as to VeWspaper StaxPa#, veil eomm! iitto operation the frs treek ims July, or the commnence. nent of the gwirter. ire beg. thMefore, to state that we ?? continue to supply ou-r suscrbrs a age.tt vath slamped copies of the Ip$wich jo'ula, Mt price of Which ?? remuain, as at present. 4id. br the single Paer, or 5:. the quarter: the WMntomFed copies ?? he ...

... (From the Lon raretfe dul W AR DFIIARi To MAV 3SO fet Lord Penature has this day received a despatch and P its enclosures, of which the folloviing are copies. ad p- dressed to his lordship by Field MIahal the Lord Ratglans ?? edt~' T 9 y Sy L~ord-l, tne|2¢e>gtr~r¢?1I. t .f c a-allfes ail that reurrn . between II!. Itch n111 i -hl in, For tre tsst t ta ,iSre. as'on :i nl:y .w o trnoa U * of ?? ...

... I THE INFERNAL MACHINES OFF CRONsTADT. ] The corresrondent of the Times. dating his letter June t). sars, at noon the Merlin, earh inz the French Admiral pensud and several French nd English cap . vttuC, procefded to reconnoitre Croustadt. They were attended by, the Drason. Fireflyv and corvette D'Aass. Going first *iong the north side of the island they ap. proached vithin 4,000 yards of the ...

... novsE OF l.ORDS. FRIDAY. .TUMS It Cn ' Ftt-Ligo ss iis announced that be shouij postiuone his questiots on the subject of fees paid in heb CounY Cour:s in 'he hope that the delay woold enable the G.overnnment to vive what would be in i readitv sa atisfactori answer relative to theste taxes for that Vas a term far rtatot aptopriate thmn %bat of fees. He wouN not call the e lctioti of these ...