... FURTHER EXTRACTS FROM1 THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF MUNICIPAL INQUIRY. Trhe most common and most striking ?? in the constitution or th i~t iimirivat corpinratiotois or Eit igla )dm n V Wales l,, titiat tI lie rnwwralte indlies exist inidepeiideatty nif thle cmsnmuiiitie8 amonitg ?? they aire found. Stine Citrporationa are on'ensoahllY sokeko (if ns e'xercisinig their privilegen ibtrongh ...

... tOi)CON, Al IUN DAY, August 1.. .iN t~shooer ikeconveyed the information to Lisbori oif tho~ entiry obf- Carles :into Spain, Which caused c~lii~l~atllsclation there, and there, is every' reason to- btlieve ihwnt that Goverrnionet contem plated send~ing troops toihlh fr'ntiers to co-operate NvithiiGen., Hodil inocase 'of irit'-ces.91tv Dont Pedro's hiealth had considerably itupr6vedl it ~was ...

... LI TE ARA RAY-NOTICE. Portraitb and M1emoirs of the m0ost' Illustrious Personages -of Britis4 History. By Edmund Lodge, Esq. No. 82. flaiding' and Lepard, Pall Mall East, London, 1894 -Ihis work .vil be a lasting proof of the high state of perfection to which the arts of Printing ?? had attained in England in the 19th century; nor is the number before us behind its predecessors in pdinit of ...

... . . :. -: I LONDON, 'TUESDAY, 01IARCH 31st. 'PARIIAMENT.'. If'theHUOc otr LOatns,` last night, the Esri of Aberdeen presereited ti reparti' of the Corporn tion and the Ecciesieaticaf ?? wure ordered to be ,printed.-Lord 7rbiiqA1i, ?? uding tio the ruds'ourwfrhich ?? gone abrosad it' a m~atihavialbeent executed bym'i ttake for another 'at the NVaterford.A ~ites, aiiipied'to the Noble Duke ( ...

... i rsc i T. ?? . . P. 7i .C g P. : A ?? .*Tt triailof: the' alleged conspirators of Linevil1 -befor.the . Court of Peera, at' raris, commenced' 'b'n Sathid6y. *-The Court '$ijouriieat a 'qtiarter' past flie o'clk to- Alonday, after,.aieanatliplq .of yinersps by thia MPrdehdt, in.a Thasxion wbieli A'slucl make any J Frenciinan blush for tie judicial instittitions and practice of thice'ountry ...

... PosTsIrou1lT, Saturday.-We understand the Alaggiieisue is to be reduced to a sixth-rate in regard to her crew, and to have I lt) instead of 230 men. The Belvideraand Italibow fiigates, with the Larne, Despatel, Cruiser, Ilace-hlorse, Comus, and Savage, sloops of war, were at Barbado l h on ti h May, all so healthy that neither of the frigates had even a sielc list, The islands were extremely ...

... TIHE STEAM PACEFT ESrAnr.IlSHUiE~4NS AT lYMOUtrH, AND A TIllP UP THE RIVER TAMAR IN THU SIR FRANClIS D)IAKSE V - I I - . , , . , . , . , , , -, IT would seem impossible that any reflecting man could visit P'lymouth, and nut be struck with tile change wshichi in a few years has been effected as well in the transit of persons as goods by the application of the power of steani. TPo this, with a ...

... :POSTSCRIPTU~,'! ?? .VD 'UL.,TIVSDdY. ZJU.Y,1A. The accpunts received ?? F.Sanerehighly3 favtourableto the cause of.tle Queen. .On, tbel2th ing' It'he .army under the command of: Cordova- t lled,. tp; £~ ;aidJstsio tai~ 'the *,.g bi] ,ef$-3~abi~i~ii Iliad' invested 'after their retreat frkm. Baiboi8 ?? 'but one circumstance in lbs ?? in Spain, whichw.ve deplore-the' ababdonnlent'bf'thc trenty ...

... A F From hie AogSlwrg Gubattse) & second article, entitled Russia and Europe, which appeared lately in an extraordirrary supplement f the dagsbstrg Cazette, seems to have for Its object to explain the existing relatiosship between Europe and Russia, And to attest the coisoliag certainty that bii this respect the western nations have nothin to lenr for their Independence as long as the presrt ...

... ' H~OUSE OF7 LORDS. TUESDAY-Ldy 1.1i.-T1he Mar qui'!8 of Lans- ~ downe communicated tile following answer from her Majesty thle s Queen Dowager to their Lordships' address of condolence --pa '1My Lords,-I thank you most sincerely for your message of I condolence, and for the deep sympathy you have expressed inpa thle deep loss I have sustained. It will be my anxious study to I continue to ...

... A-GRICULTURS, &c. 1 iu.xt, OF TIAE AGRICULTUMAL 'iNTLas.-T.iere is at presentav erygelp.rall report,'`that itis the, intentiton ofihis .Mijestysa ii~te's.t cote downato tbe house with a ?? f. irmportant measures of relief, at tbe lirst meeting of Parlisurnent.' Two miin mesvuires aret y 'o nsiderapti'ifiL the fio't,,u'h a settlement ofiilhes ?? samay render them at least certainitheir anount ...

... ( p I (I IN ?? C () R B, ES P 0 N D E, N C E,. NORlHtAl'il YWllN AL HAY M l ?? Ds cI~T't' fi/ T WePXUTERI P F! INO POST. Si t,-A letter having ?? iln a rieolt uipr of the .nexl,'r Gaze! I-, igllkl Nute A w isiduolt, oil tile suoect or the iniiprovecloiiit ol' tils ?? TI) 1 proaltiidac, peirllit uie to niali al t o-eisatioil or two upin it. A New Itesident sn~ecsh the piu-ilrl a sifflieient ...