... LONDONg, OCTOBER 85. : Tlhree Mails from Anholt arrived last fglght. We extract from the laomurgh Corresapandent of the 8thi an important artiele from Berlin. se Berlin, Sept. 26.- Icrsased hopes of the e maintenance of peace upon the continent, assu- se rances which the King has received relative to the ,d friendly dispositions of the neighbouring powers, e h bave induced his Majrnty to ...

... THE Riots at Notiinglansihire have been partly put dowv u by-the presence of that lioeerfui tranquilizer-a Mslilitary Force; we wish the same end hall been acomplished by ahundance of work and more liberial wages; but such a wish is idle aud unavailing, while the, system coutinuei that hax been pursued by this country, with little in- termission, during the iaststwenty years-a system that ...

... Tit ill be seen from 0h'repolit of the Pri- ccedings il the Court of Xing's Beach in Dublin, that ?? C4 engea of Grand Jurors have been prO- uouiced inasmigsible. The Court have also re- fused a siibscquent application for cupila of the Inforinetionr. The Grand Jary have fourd a True Bill. After an unusually long interval we have re- ceived French Papers-they are to the 6ih, aull contain ...

... I. A Pe'tition, signed by a nuniber rsi the prin- ?? Oinitlbitaiits of Mazichester, has bjee'n t. ang. ria lltted lo Stie Pi'incs Regent, praying that hie will tight be graciously pleased to extend the Royal Clemen- via I Cy to W~ILI~AM HODGSON, now unuder Sentence tct Ott1 death iii York Castle, for a rape,. Similar petitions Aidk have also bsee1 sent front York antd FTcidcaster,- tun, The ...

... . (BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, Nov. 28. A report prevails at Pvihnouthi of a battle baving been fought between Lord Wellington and lartmont, in which the latter was defeated. We are unable to state whetber the report be true or fhase. No account has been received by Govern. ment later than the dispatch of Mr. Stuart, dated Lisbon, on the 2d, and the dispatch from Lord VWellington, datedon the20th. ...

... LONDON, NovErBEa 12. SPA\IN .ad PORTUGAL. It wat supvi -.Jt, at tile deliraue ofthe C ast 1luul froir Lisutsn that M.arintlet ijutended to wove to lte S *titd. Tjsi ?? ,viusl, it ., said, he bas caetred gtu edeeu tiou; havilng passed the Tagus, ami taken up a position aear Caceres, ?? Gcarald *as postEd. Probably the difiictilqg of proculing supplies auut Placentia, may tiast realalered tile ...

... Paris P'apers to tile 12 11 have arrivel ; but they contain nothing more than details of Duona- pare's tolur. After being at Wesel, be proceeded tu Dusseldorif and Cologne. Ile was expected at Liege, on th e th. In itl. tbe towns near and on the Rlhine, hle has reviewed the troop s, ho ire stated to be very unuiermus, particularly at Cleves, Dusseldorti, and Cologrni. Xdvembcr is not exactly ...

... THIE MERCURY. 'I H E ie lligiee Ionm I lie Peuitntula Iaince our I ?? is ml a( It Al)ly mueagre aiid uniniteretsting btit thou ;I tl, rcadrs of Newspapers are apt to ?? tbis (learth of lie e's is a serioiltevil, it is in) tact, a svytiptoin tha: the Oidis of hulinall misely iS at tihe cbb-zhliat there i. a evort cesesaria ij the Wsqr, of Iui tuaction; ?? wve are afcuid this c ompa rativv cal ...

... LONDON, NOVEM.Bsr 2,. Saturday Mr. Perceval issued summonses (or a Cabinet Council to meet on Monday arid yes- tertday. The Council summoned for Monday was at first intended to be held at the Lord Charicell'jr's house, it being supposed that his Lordship' was not well enough to comne out ; his state, however,, being otherwvise, the Summonses were altered to nseet at the Foreign Office, where ...

... ID L1E.Tl' OF GENERAL BLAKE. .!fo I150 flOVi5 rljCittjE5S TiHE FPj!.i;CP oP VE1THcl'ATEI. An~D tYAGt5AM, 1A.! rtlSrNElAS.. MONElGb'pUR,-Y'\s[r Serene fflginnes; liss uhtrn irnforyn,'d. by nay precrd~ng reopr's, of the! adffirsilliesvses ents ?? u prorrth. fore Sirordssmi in cons- questes of the vature Of the greatsd. We suicceedled, hlowevcr, after ~wcuty dsiys 3 Vh;ur anti fatigue. in saoakng ...

... a!u Pa izva's :.;te - It 'C Tlhe Nalumril 1I1tI-Iance (i ,}LtO 1,nisae: J m!;tti 2 'T 11)l:SilitiSOtCi5'ttit s??? av~:a htel baonct fol- ward ta prozei the at aery t ic l I single tlhlea has vintaslld lipon his cOUniryS ; and even our o.:n is liit without such exam ilis. lhc'ro is lt a douibt hiat the miutisters (if tbis cutiu;ltr' iltitl to rlce Silain amit portulgal ftont the Frveacb yoke, ...

... DEAF anl DUMIB, To the PRIN71N47i- of iln, LEDS tEIVURCU i;. [ 'rh>U~l [tie untiritillae S!luaiion (A (he iind- igent Deaf atid Deitib ii te rli cicitis tle CeiAmisse- rdtion of their ' ila-creture, ai o'jits oi hluman flilperiection anid diitressi se t saidaijl idliCd, 30 ?? ast to Ieait th`i 1:i iqiiry; Cat niny ihinn be done tnoallevis e thrir dI: jl!oilbltititn iirlTancet? and to rai-dor ...