... POS TSCRIPFT. is Yesterday in the House of Commons, the Of Chancellor of the Exchequerpresr nted at the bar ts ile following gracious Message from the King:' )r G. R. In conseejuence of' the preparations le carrying on in the ports of France and Holland-, is whilst important disc~issions are subsisting be. tt tween ?? and the French Governmeent, !c his Majesty lhinks itdite lo lhe care and ...

... IPSWIChY, Jime 4. - The Earl Kenton bas resumed the ¢minand of the West Suffolk, and Ilord. Brope ;,s ac- cepteda;hak of the fast Suffoik segt. of vacant by the deaeilifColone? Goate. Alfred Burton, Gent. is Rep(i\Jted a' En43n oi *he West Noifol! regt. oTii'tia. Tha week the flovwihg regiments QV ifo t himarhed ?? and quarters herq: it 'tile S1d, 69t1, sipd part of .he 24lh; also tle d ...

... SUIF'OLK GAI1E D)UMY. i LIS ~f CRTWIATtS, issaiwittitfii~e said County, inl the Year 180vm nn oo c o al~n~,pse in the 48th tico. Ill. capj. s,tranltinig a Duty ott soch Cvrtiticates. CI'htis, List igermad~ upt to 9th.Slipt. inch 'isie.) 1\jINS John esq. R~ichinghtall lnFi!rior Clylthude John, esq. Hlahesv orh ilte.iaiUlchgtn - _ Aniu~s Iihti, e.' cx dtto Co ll aes, ditto *.v~,Uwzt Juloh ...

... ArmE LISTS. - JIOSliE A. E 1 I) A II F. ) PERSONS 'TJ9 ?? f j b1iaee GTft:ETF..r' turn the 1Yetr ISO 1. List C4)GYZNEUVAL CEMIiRjrA'rE.5 i13i. l3%. td-'ea0I. 1Y diflo ; Abbott, IEdwa, d, Neerthown-rnir/l,ki AdAi,,' IY Alxaidet, Fhe iex tiddinl a; ArcherHdey, J;1d.: jl0- I U gorlignohl I h ote,' mag, Deaiiington ; Brown, R 1ev. L.. It. ~Ke'lale ; Meaker, CliarleS, jAll. Mmo211 Sahliuo; BaNe, ...

... t oxstsxr:ipt. M5NM lesty ?? go inI -,ta te o the House of Lsorrs, on Monday neext, in order to giye the Royal Assent iii I persoll, to tlhe Bills wvllictrhave beoll passe- by the new Parliatilent. Yesterday in Alio Honsc of Peess, Lord Redesdale bi etoght inV Bill ior tlhe nore conveoiev t recovery of.nmal :)Vbts in Englatidatnd Wales. His lordship observed, that, some years ago, a number of ...

... I NFWMAIARIET COURSTNG MEETING, MO. Tuesdayl, Novmber 28.-First Chkerley Field. FOR THE GOLD CUP. Lord Rivers's Rodney beat Lord Bons's Emperor *Mr. Northey's Nius beat Mr. Syer's Quiz Admiral Wil-on's IJlysses beat Mr. Gurney's Anna Mr 'I'edbeao's Leman heat Mr, Wilsois's Fancy Mr. Wilkinson's Corbesu ?? Maynard's Kian . Mr. H. Readliead's Ynrisloff beat Mr. Wright's Waterloo Mr. Gooch's ...

... SWAFFRAM COURSING MEETING. Cley Field, lWednesday. November 5. Fon THEs CuT.-Mr. Gurney's Annette beat Mr.Chute's! Hugo; Mr. Buckworth's Blackleg beat Mr. Begge'si Kosciusko, Mr.Tysson's ZiinCbeat Mr.ltedhead's Lemon.1 LADIES' PLATE.A-Mis. Caldwell's Rose Rochobeat Mrs.! P. Gurdon's Sancho Mrs. Buckwortlh's Brutus beatl Mrs. Lubbock's Acle * 'Mr. Berldge's Tawdry beat Mr. Chafdwiell's Robin ...

... The Merv MIllontly Mcigao isle has a paper on this subject, which contains some sensible remarks on t he change which has taken place in the mode of sporting, and its ill consequences From the local allusions the nlide of' the writer max be easily conjectured:- Every one, he observes, who has observed the progression of things, must view with very doubtful feel. ings of the final results, ...

... These Races took place on Tuesday and Wednesday last, and the wveather being pecutliarly fine, much enjoy- ment was afforded to the numerous assemblage of pcople, congregated together ?? this truly English source of amusement. The rain, which .fVtl in copious showers oh Tuesday mnorning,eontribu led greatly to the cormfort ofth public, tisere being no'clouds of (lust, to add to the incont- ...

... NPA'AwIcol and Al 44i40clKIN3 G ' FARMERS' CLUB. The first aonivirsmtrv meetino Kif Ihic Club was celebrated at the T'nan I-ill, Iptvihtb. oin Saturdayv lat; and, the day being ctmparalivelv tilne. there was it ttlerarlt imuster ot gentlemen ?? ati agriaultural pursttits; though not so man'V as we could hoive hopeodi l hI ve ,een u pon such an oc''astoiv, when) it is considered that usefol ...

... MATCH BETWEEN COOTES, AN'D CAPTAIN LLOYD'S HORSE, TOWIT. For some time past the sporting circles of Ipswich have been in a state of pretty conisiderable agitation, in antici- pation of a match coming off between Cootes, the noted London pedestrian, aud Towit, a hunter the property of Captain Lloyd, of the 13th Light Dragoons. Cootes has been within the last three months making exhibitionsof ...

... ASCOT HEATH RACES. PRESENCE OF THE QUEEN. On Tuesday the Royal cortqeg entered upon the Heath. l Immediately the scarlet liveries of the cavalcade and out. riders, headed by Lord Rosslyn, the noble master of the buck hounds, was seen, the sides of the course became thronged; and as soon as her Majesty came within hear- ing she was hailed by them with loud and continued affec- tionate ...