... _ r-- NEWCASTLE~YI ?? cae--- NEWCV^ASTLE'ji ALLY - 814- , - PARs, July 18.---In the. Chamber of Peers, this evening, the Minister of Foreign Affairs declared that the French government had ne in any manner in- terfered in the actual affairs of Spain, and that that which has been written from London, Madrid, and Paris on this subject was altogether false. TELEGRAPAHIC DISPATCH.--PERPIGNAN, July ...

... DISTRESSING STATE OF THE POOR- FEVER.I In the West Port of Edinburgh, a portion of the town comprehending from 400 or 5O0 families of the poorest description, fever has for some time back been raging with a virulence altogether unparalleled; and although not so deadly, still its effects have been felt far more widely than the much-dreaded cholera. The consequence is, that at the present moment ...

... I UNIVERSITY AN1c I n +h41 2 7 -A, - un tme wlst ult, r Henry versity College, Oxt AiBsn of this tovn, was elected fell' , of th P. It iS said that the valuablet and living of Edmonton. which has lately becI by the death of the Rev. Canon Tate ha b ed by the Rev. Sydney Smith, in whm b-. was, as one of the canons rcsidentiagy Or to the Rev. Thornas Tate, who has beeo four years one of the ...

... NEXXCASTLE, AUGUST 14. | Intelligence from ?? to thle Ist of Jnty, and from Calcutta to the 8th of June, has been received The monsoon bad set in most favourably; the sufferings of the poor were diminished and the cholera had leseened its ravages. Tranquillity prevailed throughout India. In Lahore there was a SDirit of dissatisfaction. The go- vernment was preparing to enforce its claims upon ...

... Mr Cobden has arrived in Paris on his way to Italy, and it is understood that the hon. gentleman has received an invitation to visit his Majesty Louis Phi- lippe. On the 19th inst. the Lord Mayor and thre Lady Mayoress will entertain Her Majesty's ministers and their ladies, and a large party of the nobility, at dinner -about 180 will sit down. His excellency Mr M'Lane, the American. mi- ...

... To the Zaditors of the Newcastle Couraznt. GEN'rtLuseN,--Theyearwhichlm past has been momen- tous to Europe from the scarcity of food occeasioned by the preternattral abundance of the Aphis Vastator. Let us now forget the sarcasms of the journals df the unsuccess- ful investigators, and take advantage of the knowledge acquired during the past year to regulate the measures for the ensuing ...

... ~TIW ~~KS F RNDRING SuR- AL OERAiON PANLE3& p 0 - V. sf the Eridish and I~origa Medical ?? C ilcd by John Forbei, M ,D, ?? 1 proor we passing throutgh our hands, ?? oil medical friende in Bos;;on the ac- ' ir s0 icteresti-: it surgeoons, end indeed -41e e the ?? ofintroduc- yow nothing more of this new me- ?? ',ir laill ' an what is containod in the cf ?? f-oin twvv private letters, kindly !; ...

... The death of the Count de Pollou, mini6ter from the King Of 8ardinis to the court of St. James,took place on the 21fst ?? Abbey has added private theatri- c cals to its -ct'er seasonlabe attractions. 'The perlbrm- ances mentioned ia the papers Nconsisted of a charade founded on the incidents of the siege of Troy, tU e author- sfip of which is ascribed to AMr Stafford O'Brien.-The zociety of ...

... AGENT.SFO l TlE NEWCASTLE COURF.ANT,' OR (GENERAL. I.UE AND CRY;4 BY WH{OMd. ADVERIMSMILEYTS Ott OR.DERXS FeC THIE ,EWSPFAPEn. AEZ ULECEIVED. Alston and. Neighbourlbood-LMr Dryden, powtmascer Alleadale 'JTown._Mr. Short Alnwick-Mr Smith, Mlr Davison, and Air Pike. booksellers, and Mz inidmarbh, ironmonger. - B]anchltnd--Mr Taylor, shopkeeper Bishop Aucklaucl.-JIr Fair, r11. J. Wiiton. Air ...

... I -NEWCASTLE, MAY1.-- The iusurrectiollary movements in S aiu ap- Waer to have muore es tnsive ramifications than had been Buspecteil. Aceordiu& to late advices-detailed in ano- ther page-the svspeel of affairs was so threatening as to leave little aoubtA that mu engagement would shortlv take placo betwoon the insurgents and the troops. Serious Eisturbances have also broken out in the great ...

... NEWCASTLE, OCTOBmR 2F2. Dispatches have arrived in anticipationof the overland mails, which left Bombay on the llth nlt. It was stated in the last dispatch that a conspiracy was known to be concocting in Lahore. The British authori- ties, being aware of its existence, resolved to crush it in the bad, and at nine o'clock in the evening of the 20th of Augu t, Ranee Chunda, the Queen Mother of ...

... LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY. The British and North American Royal mail steam- ship Acadia, arrived in the Mersey this morning, hav- ing made the run from Boston in 12; days, including the usual detention at Halifax. The dates of the ad- vices by this arrival are seven days later than those last received, those from New York extending from the 25th to the 31st ult. inclusive. They communicate additional ...