... COLONEL PABtEY'S OPERATIONS AT SPITHEAb,| AGAINST TmlE ROYAL GEORGE. I Wl, are happy to have it in our power to corm- Mt inunicate to our distant readers (those who are near Ord know all about it already), the complete success of C3ol. sul Pasley's grand explosion at Spithead, anl event rendered of dotibly interesting ,in consequence of' his previous fai- DE litres. On the first occasion, as ...

... CORN LAIV'. `LUIV IVN U1Ii, Stt'. LThre following speech of the3 I-on. 1E. J. Stanley, at tie Stocirport dinnier, is taker. from1 a local paper, Whose report of the entire proceedings is given with a fulnesa and accuracy which did nrot characterise the account in tile London papers. Tihe speech we now publish was merely alluded to arnd not given by theto ; and as several of the observationrs ...

... tole of atugbt, SATURP.4Y, SEPTEMBER 28, 1839. ; NEWPORT.J At optr County Petty Sessions, r Jacob Rice and Robert Rogers, twp f'v-vs ,Ca2iers, ...

... iUOorx. A general Court Martiji is ordered to be I bield, at Brightens wev believe, on Wedntsdav next, fbr I tbe trial of ?? .A Rey ?? Cuptain of th lll 1lii flu ssaro, Ur avid g challengd l his superiotr officer, nI ?? oltlitt Eord Cuardigan, arising out of circunn o stances dutlcil iii our lasi paper, wcherein C(apt. 1B. 41ad thoght hiolsf aggrieved. We areb particulcr in taiting it to he ...

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... FRIDAY. APRIL 26, 1844. - - iher Thc Queen held a drawving-room yesterday mr (Thursday) at St. James's Palace, in celebration of her her Majesty's birth day, wvhichl was mlost brilliantlly at. van tended. The different branches of hie Royal Family, MVi the Cabinlet blittiseers, great officers of state and the leg household, the foreign a3mbassadors and tminis ors, and m those who have th e ...

... ?trt AUdJSThS ?? ThE IJIJKEflOM - (DF+romtw _WheAatdtsaar). l ClaimsB which are buased onl the principles of justice, sba ,~ arid sanctioned by the aiuthority otf religiou, have u-tin- r thing so much to dread as inattentioni oreorteeslmetit; hax . beCaUse, ?? inl proportionl as they are investigated op and vundeistoad, tttay wvilt .;ecure pudtlie respect lild see it cmuiii euce. Believing ...

... willthErter. SATURDAY. AUcIUST 3, 1844. in ay es )r. A meetinz of the Town Counoil took place in as on Thursday, but the business wats of very little impor. pi er tance. At the commencement of' the meetiag, the Pi lby Mayor said that some coerespondence had taken place eli te. between himself anid the Board of' Ordintnge respecting th. ,ad the proposed common sewer, but that no deflnite ...

... Iritfap'o Ann *aturtlatylo vooto. I -- -11- - lIOUSE OF PEERS. lVEDNESDAX, MavAY 3.] Lord Breugtain laid UP011 itie table 8 bill to amend and improve the appellate * dctot the COIIrt of Privy Clouncil. e bilk on the s.tage were iturwarded a stage, and the Houiea(lijurtutd. Hlt)lt'EL OF COMMl31ONS. IVLDNLSDAY, 3Y 31- ] In reply to DI. Borth. wic. RI Peel said rthat tite Britith Government had ...

... ifritlaplo ?? saturbaro IPIDoto. - 40- .1 FRIDAY. JANUARY 24. 1845. RECENT NEWS FXomi TAHIiu'.-(From the Leeds Mercurit.) lie following letter from Tahiti, received this week by a gentleman itt Yorkshire from his friend e in that island, cot~tains thle latest intelligence from that quarter of the world.( Tahiti. Aug. 21, 11144. The British frigate Thaolia brought the consul 8 general here ...

... Iodi, The Theatre of Havre was burnt to the got ground in the night of Friday. We regret to add that tor, 1l1. Fortier, the manager, i;ho resided in the apart- try nients attached to the Theatre, lost his life. Thefol- lik( loving' account of this catastrophe is from the Joer- vis, 71al du Hwrre of Saturday :-At about half-past one hat. this moring11e,some persons were attracted to the Place ...

... To Ihe lijditor of flu' MOItNINO CI1RONICLI?. v ~107, Ifigh-st reef, Portsmnonfl, Dcec. 26th., 1843. SIB,-As youl have given importance to my traits- eactions with Doti Carios, and his present consort, the Prinlcess of Beira, by pubhishing' them in your rb Journal of the 23rd inst. ; and as w hat you have ulcer. to sectly related is injuiriouas to me, I feet it lily dutty to LYclear my ...