... EXETIR HALL SERVICES. The Rev. A. G. EdouIat, incumbent of the parish of St. Michael, Burleig'ixstreet, has, by a notice, forbidden these sersices, which were to have re-commenced on Sunday, the 8th inst, under the auspices of the Bishop of London. Until the legal question shall have been decided the committee will therefore suspend the course. The followinga letter dated Nov. 5, from the Rev. ...

... M [SCELLANEOUS. Her Majesty has appointed the Right. Hon. Henry John, Earl of Ducie, to be Lord Lieutenant of the county of Glocester. The Queen of England, in fulfilnient of a promise made some time ago, has just presented to the Imperial Society of Agriculture, Sciences. and Arts of Valen. ciennes, a bust of Philippa of Hainault, wife of Ed. ward IIL., copied from a recumbent statue of the ...

... COJIRESPOlvNrvECE. THE OBSERVANCE OF THE LATE FAST DAY. To the Editor of the Ip8ich Journal. MR. EDITOR,-If you will find roomforme thisonce, 1 promise that I will not intrude again on this sibiect. I have sought throughout, that myself and others should be freed from an imputations which, for the few reasons I adduced last week, might, I thought, fairly be con- sidered a reproach to the ...

... SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING I CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. I MEETING AT IPSWICH. A general meeting of this valuable Society was held in the Council Chamber of the [own Hall on Thursday, and was one of the most influential character that has taken place in this town for many years past, The Lord Bishop of the Diocese presided, and on or around the platform we observed. Sir IV. F. F. Middle- ton, Bart., and ...

... MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF W. F. NASSAU, ESQ., Sr. OSYTH PRIORY. On Wednesday, WV. Ceid, Esq., coroner, held an in- quest on the hotly of William Frederick Nassau, Esq., a of St. Osyth Priory, whose death resulted from injuries of inflicted union his person by himself at his residence, on the 17th inst. m The jury having viewed the body of the deceased geen- tleman in the drawin-r.oom of his ...

... THE FINANCIAL CRISIS. A Paris correspondent of the Independae Beige states that M. Fould, the French Minister of Finance, was to leave Paris for London, in order, as was gene. rally supposed, to have an interview with the directors of the Bank of England, with regard to the financial crisis. A Vienna letter of the 14th says:- The intelligence of late received here of the financial Situation ...

... The Melbourne Argus of the 16th of September, states that, The current year has been a vreat con- trast to its predecessor, and has marked its effect on the returns of the products of the goldfields. During 1856 the gold fields were abundantly supplied with water; until within the present month of September there has been a continual outcry this year at the scarcity of this element. The ...

... CAPTURE OF DELHI RELIEFD THE I RLIEF ()F I.UCKNObW. TELEGR 1AM RECEIVED BY THE TIMES. AJJFXANDRIA, Nov. 5. The Pottinger reached Suez on the 2d inst., with dates from Bombay to the 18th of October. General Havelock stormed and carried the enemy's position at Afeengarsour on the 21st of September, and continued his advance towards Lucknow. driving the insurgents before him. On the 25th the ...

... COERIEMPONDENCE. THE LATE FAST DAY. lb the Rditor of the Izswich Joumrcal, Sln,- Fair Play in a Jewel. and thanks to Fair Play I may now reston MA.'a word that such and such things did happen on the late Fast Day within 50 miles of Woodbridge; but he is a diamond inconveniently sharp in that he obliges me to show why 1, and others with me, consider the conduct of MA.'s Rector on the ...

... OPINIONS UPON THE MUTiNIES IN INDIA. At a public meeting of the inhabitants of Wimborne, ahm Dorset, held in the new Town Hall on the 30th inst., the Right Hon. the Earl of Shaftesbury, lord lieutenw one ant of the county. made the following remarks:- hei We are here to contribute all we can afford towards I that fund that is now being raised for the relief of our tie~ suffering countrymen ...

... ITHE ENGLISH ENGINEERS IMPRISONED AT - NAPLES. A very large meeting, composed principally of the ar- tizans from the extensive engine factories of the town, was held in the Lecture-room, Newcastle-upon-T1yne, a on Monday evening. to petition Parliament to adopt active measures for the release of the two English en- gier ho had been seized on board the Qagliari, Neapolitan steamer, and were now ...

... IPSWIC X, Sagtladagy, J'ovenaber ?? 1412. I CaaTINseGHAM.-Co lected on the ist instant, after a as sermon by the Vicar, £3 los. od. Ity ?? Rev. Dr. Rigaud was, on Sunday, University Preacher at St. Mary's, Oxford. * The Committee superintending the Industrial Ragged Schools, through the Ipswich Journal, thankfully ac- it knowledge £5 as a donation, Anonymous, per ad Bacon and Co. re The ...