... RESIGNATION OF THE REV. DR. RAFFLES. The Rav. Dr. Raiffles has intimated his intention ; to resign the pastoral charge of the church and con- gregation assemblleg for worship at Great George- street Chapel, in this town. This announcement will exclte the deepest regyet, not only amongst the ?? body with whtch ho is more immediately . connected, but amnongst all sections of the Christian ...

... The weeklylsucetingof this board was held oWed- i nesday, at the West Derby Workhouse, Mr. Heyes in 1' the euair, and the other members present were eae MesstsH. Pilling, Wareham, Whitby, Abrahamn, In shaw, Medoalf, Garratt, Jeffries, Roscoe, Richmond, thi and 1. Edwards. Cheques for out-door relief were hi, granted aq follows :- Mr. Potts, £136; Mr. Roberton, uni 36; and Mr. Lythgoe, £2.. Mr. ...

... ll?,liIII ,,,high ?? 1. ?? ?? LOCA.L- INTIELLIGEN -,IT *Mr. Arbhur Sa inue' of EVden-pla0oie Liverpool INg dmitt-d MkiC.S. in 185,4was dmie 1Nb.t;~tedof the society at the last eialut~ioun aACriDXNT.--0 Saturday, Christopher Kelly,-a who: saior~0lngi~gtota sloop Joseph and Mary, lying who: in the OO~ss~ ~ookfell fraon the topmast to the a' ?? severe oitusijons of the body. He day I de- emoved ...

... -8 ~ r FTRY HiV'. .H- - 1-1 . t:W ~~ 11g~o-1IGM--: ?? ''B~rkeam6 Wlnttw rt 6 '-bl the' ?? b e of' 'piztiey,.at ane chi r~lfd~l' t'6jitoed .sevriing thei 'hebds frdbii tilr boe I ethe . !attem Wtd o~ e ;Aii6C li n thiroiai; lt f,(aiisd ?? i':adtid f'ffni tookp adb i , t ththfi 0ha' ?? .,r ,b~n~odih'~s Ind~aslh atuit'~he ~nd'of thui'vldliige an a sthe lowe ?? 'ceffi'aef 'lb hihacis' 'sitcui'at ...

... 7ITHE REVOLUTION JIN SICiLY. (PFrom tl'e $pecicta Oorrs nevta termtw - ?? of the Timesa.) MIMB&IOA, AUe-,,6 Geea ir has retiurned, but nobi4to . lace calculated to clear up the oston took sowevers seems ?? thle direot ne Otntiung between Turin and Naples are continulng. The ar- mistice is nominally at an end but in reality it itt prolonged to an indeinite perio3, which mayiast for weeks or be ...

... SECOND EDITO. The Cunad miil steamer Africa, from New York, arrived in, the Merpey this morning. ?? BLEMthIO AND MAL4G TOl TEGR4i .X& Lord Toch5 Bussef was inuoh better last cfenin and the noble lord, it is fully anticipaed, wil be able to resume his pace in the HoBee of Commons earl the srebent week. Tne candidates have already betn named for the representation of Brlpiston Mlr. White, ...

... ,UR°^U BREACH OF PROMIS I ?? OF MARRIAGE. asi ?? £1000 DAMAGES. r At the Bristola safew last week, the action Odl .v. Welsh Ws tried. hedefendant pleaded tida rh had-uot prolised, snd .bat the plaintiff hadrelead Sf him from his engagement. ' Mr. Smith stated that the plaintiff was a yorg !8 lady about 24 years of age, the dlughter of a resW, t able farmer. She had been adopte' ?? mnu ...

... ' r THE CONDEMLNED FEMALE. Ann Padlield, now a oonviqt in Newgate, has not -yet been reprieved, and the sleerilis yesterday/ 0, officially announced to her that the day of h'ar 0, exeoution Is fixed for the 24bh Deaember, It is customary to make a coomunioation, to that effe',e to d persons convioted of a capital crimo, on the nef e day ri after sentence is paste3; but in this'instauc,e the 1g ...

... LOtA - ITELLI E. i-Ly«~~- IUL6E~ BODY 0F A CHILD YouuD,-O Taeesdry. William (WgS, of Queen's Cdnrt, Nayler-streel, found the U, ofanswtborn male ohild, wrapped in an old ffsztt, n hoMrokQaay, Phtlip-street. The bodg wals removedi to the deed-house, ead an inque~e will Cvia BA?5Qt ?? party of gentlemen were enitertainied to dmnnor lasti evening at the Town.hall by bi, Worsh1is thxe Mayor. ...

... ?? -1 .I an' ?? .O- I' Ina(I o~w.'4OD peieoca viug falleu vietlins to the latse aofiipit aoal?,nun MLWo cmouthshire, 'the pro babi- lity Iis-.the,9- r are. dcal, and that the fearful roll will s~vell. - iaNeastI70.nalmes. Up to IV onda the- 4'~ai 5$s . L~so-e su~u 'a Connuied, atea corpse ~fogund ,tdrught up to the surface number- ing, with-ltiose: ,brfght up on Saturday. about 100. One ...

... ITHE EPRESS OF THIRE FRENH. I Such is the -Privaby with whiob every movement T] of the Empress has been surrounded, that not half ?? y dozen ?? ?? morningin the seoret obeya Of her Intenided visit to Melrose-not oven more thrn H.] one or two of the railway offlioals being but a short wo, time previously acquainted with thes feat. Frei Shortly after eleven o'clock her M~ajeasty left Cil ...

... . I I~~ Z u Apart from one painful defeat-which we should be glad to believe a mere omission of the telegraph-the reported terms of the treaty of peace with China are not unsatis- factory. That defeot, however, we regard as a most serious one, and, unless it should here- after be remedied by fukther information we shall be compelled to conclude either that Lord ligin has been incapable of ...