... ; I - o I e ?? Iiiy . Lfe lelow'Sieiirs..-.Jerome uoaparte, King of Westphain, seeme to untiipiite tat .hi~reign would b0t shr, i h etanui~ hti hsle a scryne i those of siny. co temorr crowne idndi urp- Gre Il~ain (as Eli`istn wud sf')int li .Agnteawt Awfosariffh, wr ~itrta wa-ceited, arrivd at lii.plc. bru,i despatheli'~ from the--grand army. He wsdesdi.te unifofnr- of' a Frenchl Colonel , ...

... - T.n the HousE OF LoRDs, last night, the Duhe of IvellinQton, on presenting a petition from Newcastle, complaining of the Dutch embargo, said he would have entered into remarks on the.subject, but that he understood that circumstances were not unlikely to justiiy the removal of ?? Earl of Aberdeen having spoken in support of the petition, Earl Grej.expressed his satisfaction at ihose Noble ...

... #I'SCBLLANEA.; Some of the friends of Sir John1 hoibouse are said to be' already exerting tbemnselves among the Westminster electors, ini ntsicipation of Sii Francis Burdett being called up to the House of Peers. Mnior Bruce, a Conservative, has been returned for the Inveriness District.af Burghs, in opposition to Mr. Stewart, * The sum of 1,550/. which ?? subscribed eleven years ago, a to ...

... C4HURCH~ REFORM. The 6ecessity of sicb a reasonable reformx of tbe Church Establishment as will have the effhct of abolishing the atuses of sinecures,.pluralities, &c., and making-sueh oil equitable distribution of the riches of the Church as will give a respect able imaintenance to every individual wbo labours in the spi. ritual vineyard, is admitted by alihost a'll classes of' 6eople, ...

... TFrolml ?? anLo, 6!antte, of FeJDA Y, Janunary 18. L IEUT.-COL. T. W. Taylor, und Lord Adolphus Y Fitzclaracric have been appointed Grooms in Ordinary 6t :his Majesty's Bedehamber, vice Sir H. Blackwood, deceaued, and the Earl of Dcebigh, resigned.-Cupt. F. H. Seyrr )ur is appointed Groom of the Robes in Ordinary to his Majesty, vice Lord A. Fitzelarence, resigned. 'The ?? of Hereford bus been ...

... PLOUGHING MATCH AT.,SANDFORD. On Monday. last, the parish of Sandrord afforded muchI useful amusement. ;A very liberal subscription liad been' raised by its principal inhsbitallts, 'for th purposegof-having a Plouliing Match, for the..enccuraigmenft of the.plougihmel and youtbs -nelongiig. to the parish. The morning proved'i ?? froin.tile manner' ia. which that worthy ''individual, Sir H. P. ...

... ''LON I)ON, MION DAY, JOly U. Tb'rarrianginents of our Min(i, ani the entry of Don C,'rloe Info- Spain, continue to occupy the French press exclutsively. The Piurls Oplposition Journals contain an assertion 1 that nuimerous British Officers had lately ?? through that city, on their way to Spain, to assist DtmCarlos in the'recoverv of his kin-gdonm. 'lie CorsLitutione is perfectly correct in ...

... OMS]TSCRIPT.188 As LONDON, T'UESDJAY, M4ARCH 18, I consequence of the Chamber'of Deputies hav'ing insisted on reducing the amount of the army proposed by Mar'sha Soult to the extent of forty thousand men, it is said bhat the army of the Pyrenees is to be dissolved. The letters fromi Paris' report a change in the Spanish Ministry, M. Burgos, having, it is said, sent in his resig- nation on the ...

... - - L'i)NON, .R|ON DAY ., July 7, :. i! SPAIN.-By leiters from madrid'of thei2st uit, con-' tained in the Paiis Pupbij, 'we are hiappy t learn that, thle Enolish Minister eats Arlrio, Mr. Villiers, has. a engaged in the beneyblent task of eudeavouring to put anti end to the civil war in Spain. Under his auspices, Col. v Cardoc is about to leave Madrid for the head-qiuarters of ' Ib ...

... 'rHE CTUJRCli,&r. The Rev. Dr. Butler, Master of Shrewshury gramnmar ,schon), toe Reiv. Sydney ?? and the Rev. Drs. Shuttle- worth, Dealtiy, Wordswo~rthia'nd Allen, are all mentioned as likely to be appointed to the vacant Bishopric of Bristol. TheS Mofrning H,&ald of yesterday says-. we believe we. sray now statie that'the'Chiancellor. of the Eychequer' s privat~e ftutor, Dr. Allef is to be ...

... HoRtOoRS ?? from Albania announeC thal't a war of 'thle most savagxe character is now ,-tistingF between the Turkish and Greek poplto. *Unable to endure any longer Ithe vexati Ions towhctei -villa.ges were daily submitted, thle latter have risen in armssimuiltaneou~sly and revenged their sufferings in th1e blood of their lawless oppressors. Several engagiements have already taken place. No ...

... l ?? ?? LONDON, PUESDAY, JUNE 3. The House Tax Repeal Bill was last night read a third time, and passed in the House of ColrmonsS' It is to take effect from the 5th of April last, and Government have issued instructions to the assessors of taxes throughout the country, not to charge any houses with the inhabited house duty fror that period. It is now ?? of Portugal a reciprocal assistance of ...