... I fIPSWAVICH, IsE~area~laA1s Septemaber 13, 11.1& TitHE Cmusrcu.-On Tuesday Wart. the Rev. Charles| Feral Tarver, M.A., was instituted to tile rectory of Ilketshall St. John, in this couity, on the presentations of tier Most Gracious Majesty the Queen.-On the samie day the Ret. WVillinTn Thoinas Reckett.M.A., was instituted to the rcetory of Inzoldsthorpe. in Nor-olk, i on the presentation of ...

... I SAXMUNDHIAM. MEiANCHOLY C..sSE or SunDrin DEtTIs.-Onc of those melancholy instances of the uncertain tenure of human life occurred, on Sunday, to a youth, George Mallett., nued 17, third 0on of Mr. W M. Mallett. of Kelsale, near Saiztnundhazn. formerly of Vorlinthlta. The deeearsed, who was of an exceeding!y u uewrous and obliting distosition. was on a visit at Ur. John 31alleut's his ...

... BIUNGAY. ; ?? l .-TIIy lC pltv sessions held an the ?? 3llt. was the srecia se.-ion5 for grantin: alehoue 1 lie:s. arnl sde i niaistrates present were J. L. Bed. ?? Elq. (chairmnan), the ltev. J. C. Safford, and J. F. toteroe. E:sq. All the old lircnres were renewed, f anil a riv wwretail license was granted to Mr. Ltrkev wine wer.aiit. The application of Clhss.Sadd, to be licensed tj ;lC ...

... Our Correpomilent at S'Owrn are: reruesta us to itatc that. a the tate ?? Show. tho third pylu for mi rund pattwtcs and Vie rx ttm priie for ccrrcnis, werc awunkde to , 1r. J . Itainblrd. I anrdener to T. D. B ftk. FA. The addlion atdt alterstion Arrivet I too late to be inserned and made In the Sappten'a, in w;2rlh the rvport Appers. 1PeSpIVCIIa Aaftesrdav, S~eptember 29 1035 FORM OF PRAYER ...

... IREPOlRTR FORTIYING OF THE NORTH PAT ?? OF SESUMTPO£ t The following telegaphie deapetech Ws rereived on .Monday, Mma the eh m at Sebastopol:- ' $ S2ept. %V I.-The Rteactants am clruf7in goi north part. am aft ccootrueotlg Dew ba-t-ftse te Frech arm avancineg cavay and aL cotan of InintrY towards Barhierl by the Iaidair rod. Sebaetol i, to be ret. ati thebi nS tiledu p. MARaILL26. Sept. 23 ...

... To COMEtSON'DENITS. Wil Ad A Contant Reader obtlfc us with bis name ? Severa{l eommunicitiofsam ue nmrdably pa4tpondd. ard otbtis am. ?? cutM1c15. !PSWICII, Sate rdawy, september 22, 18b3b TIlE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. 'rite denails which we have furnished from time to I tiae, have shown how greatly many a gallant corps ba. I bcen reduced in numbers. in the course of the present war. The 93lth ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The Queen has ordered the sum of 25,OOF. to be dis. tribuited among the most indigent of the city of PaBs. Tbe birthday of his Royal Highness Prince Albert ¢w celebrated at Windsw On Monday, with the Icustomary honiours and festivities. It is now contidently stated that the Marquis of Chln. ricarde will be the new Postmaster Genecal.Siaserd. His Majesty the King of Sardlisia is expected to Pay ...

... JOURNAL OF THlE SIEGE. -(rieai ?? ef the 2itt'.) = ?? ttt.Ftll SE3nASi1tOL. AlmC. 27.-The state of 1 tensio inwihw were kept during the greater part of last vwecl In ?? and all-rost h.ourly eipetetti of an attacih tr. ha 1snneW~tat relaxed dizrin tohe. lakt n houratioieh ever). 1,recauliol continoesto betaken o'lrs. h frntn Fridav to Saturday our Commanders Seemto v elt very cuntfidrent that ...

... TIRE WAR IN TIRE BALTIC. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCIIH. DAvrzic, Aug. 30.-The Geyser has aesrved. Au- thentic information has been obtained in the fleet that the Russians lost upwards of 2000 men in Sweaborg. THRPATENINNG ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA TO. WARDS PIEDMONT. The jealousy of the Cabinet of Viennr, writes the Correspondent of the Sttandard, fromn Mdanl, is such that orders have been ginen not to ...