... Accounts were yesterday received from Buenos Ayres, brought by vessel from Cadiz, announcing the happy event of the total defeat and submission of Linters to the patiiotic party, who had established Junta, proclaimed Ferdinand VII- and forced I.iniers sign a declaration that would surrender the Government the arrival the person appointed succeed him. In the conflict we learn, that 13 of his ...

... The Easter General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for this borough commenced yesterday morning, ata ten o'clock, before MATTHEW iALBOT BAIN5vs, Esq., - the Recorder, when the usual preliminaries having been gone through, the follo\ ing gettlcnlleti were sworn on the Grand Jury :_ THOMAS HOLDERNESS, Esq., Foreman. Mr. John Astroa Mr. H. Leveit Richard Boyle, jun. T. Alitchell John Bowes ,, W. ...

... niE MI LL PACKET—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER .V THE CENSUS OF IBIL—POPULATION BRITISH EMPIRE. From ihe results of the census which has Just been concluded, it appears, that population Great Britain and Ireland in the present year amounts to upwards of twentyseven millions of souls. The return for the three kingdoms the Channel Islands, and the Isle of Man, is follows: England and Wales 15.901,981 ...

... TIHE CUSTOM-HOUSE FRAUDS. time III 3i So In tile Court of ?? on Saturday last, before LoTd to 101 mi`g Ahinger, and a special jury, the important cases connected wiltl Kings reels the Customniiouse frauos were tried. InI the first, ' the Queml Attorney-Gencral v. Ifurel. tbe imformation, which was under of lio )een tle statute 3rd tid 4thi William IV., c. 5a2 contilned tlireecounts, Distai ...

... -THE STATE TALS. 41 ?? -- THE 14E -T1J.~ AtLJXVT10U Buror=l- .Ian- rLMOTJON --d rtly After- alle'ven'61cooar Tiluroday -morning the on judes ntookterposlrts dn te e adlLM. 'otnnnhib tela woi o te n ther o T O prsc t The eurorwacomPletebY ' filled.. The Attorney and Sohiitor Qeneeal, sadt nearty jrn lta b, ne ei d c u inj then me, erer presetiL e M it. ~W~ot~he2Di thebnt blesaid moved for t DOW ...

... d 5 *i~ v /at the ?? Crininal *! * Mf. of ?? tk flza' t 'ourt: ' With regard to the. com hittalof Mr-Gulliverto ' . INewgo|tebiy die. soltejir-. 4agstrate, i it was a .discr& at otonery'powzervested in them. But if they did so, Mr. st d Gufnliire must again be brought up by hkheas corpus, and .adniittted to bail. ?? l y ie ,ailiaith'e.furthr n Gulliver in an. pC additiouial security, himself ...

... A FAMILY LAW SUIT. WIGGINS V. WIGGINS AND OT1rruts,-This was a suit in the Rolls' Court, on Friday, by James 'Mann Wiggins against his fattier, William Wiggins, and also against Meek and others, The object was to sot aside a sale to the father of the plaintiff's life.interest under the will and codicil of his mother, Mfrs. Sarah Wiggins, This lady having a testa- mentary power, by her will of ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUER-8*SuRnAT. FA. .. . . - . I . - it. ; _- To- - Azt n In Sittings at Nisi Prius befdre.Mr. UNreuimSEY and a of .Spe .) \ot RXOlSE 5'ROSHCUTIONS-THE AT OINDY GEsNERAL V. IIY ,GATES AND OTHtERS. ry In the absence of both the Attorney General and So. :o, hloior General, Mr. Jervis (with Mr. Wilde) conducted ed the case on bohalf of the Crown. Mr. Wofdsworthap- nlt ng peared for ...

... DREADFUL MURDER AND SUPPOSED ROBBERY OF A GENTLEMAN AT lIAMP- ISTEAD. D. On Saturday morning the usual quiet retirement of the inhabitants of Hamplstead, near London, was dis- turbed and excited, by the report of a murder having been committed on the body of a man of gentlemanly appearance, whose person was unkniowYn. It appears that on Friday evening, about half-past six o'clock, as police ...

... MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY INI LIVERPOOL. . About ten o'cloeck on Sunday forenoon last, the neighbour- hood of Chester-street, Toxteth Park, was thrown into a state of alarm and excitement by a rumour that a man named Robert Howarth had ficat murdered 1his wife, and had afterwiards com.- mitted suicide. From the facts which had then come to light, and the scene which presented itself in the house were ...

... »r« baud, the wrvpral Apt-nis. FARMING STOCK free of Duty. The Aectitt for thi. Company, for the Cotmty of York are— Mr. JOHN HILL, IS, Parliament-Street, Hull. Mr. Thormw shepherd John Hellurd Bridlington CharleaTee Him M Porter Mr. Wm Weathenll Wm. l*atchelt . “.'L Edward Bank, .. WUllam HuddertfeW Jno Ibbeuoa Knareaafu O, share l Mr,. Sostnnah Todd Northallerton Mr. Barrel Chambers ...

... nVOiamti. out of Emma. M 3 Don Cossack, her dam Celpini.out of Faith, wilel. Will SERVE MARES the eo, n g U'e Neighbour-9MHI!VMMSBPb'*od of (Jreai Driffield, £5 s*. thorough-bred, and £3 3*. half-bred, including Groom's Fee. Good accommodation for Mares aod Foals. Hay and Corn the usunl prices. Revolution, during the time was in training. woo twenty-four time*, la the last year of hit training ...