... 1J Lisbon, March 14. CIIAMBER OF PEERS. el StrTING OF THE 14TII OF MiARC1t. CZ The Conde de M1esquitella read a letter from the Mini- F ster for the Affairs of the Kingdom, enclosing a Rtoyal let. ir ter of the following tenor, which was rcad by the Vice- President :_ P a P onnured Duke de Cadaval, Cousin and Friend, tl i1, the Infante Regent, in the name of the King, salute vou with much ...

... MILITARY DTSCIPLINE. A considerable sensation bn, ben prodoced in the minds of grat orton f te inhabitants of ?? by the reprtstha hve arev eencirelaed inrefrece to the drot ?? erelei, arivti n tne 5thregiment, who as lleed o bne ded n cnseor~e o a certain punibmett, nfliteduponhim y cmman ofan officer of the egient On ondy v'ennglt aninqest was held on hehod o Pterin atth Mgpi, n hurch Street, ...

... LIBUTENANT-COLONEL JOHN NOBLE. (From the IMadras Goverl iuntt Gazette, July 24.) We have to add another to the lorg list of distinguished indisidanis whotn the present year latS taken from us, in re- carding the demise of Licutesat-Colonel John Noble of the Madras Artillery, Compartion of the Bath, in his 48rth year; which ecent took place during the night of the 1Mth isstant, on board the ?? ...

... NAVAL INTEII.GENC- IV-tsnlollthle Fvj' ?y MiA V iA I n 11 - - - 0- rortsinouth, Feb. I. Pt All vras well on board his ?? J ta, 1 Vico-Admiral Sir Charles Ogle. hat. (Captlain Ilisr, at I'rndott the 8th ult. as als 'ion bor -h Coroiran- of l~ermud~t, ;iond ot t atprdt. e mfdi,, now permanently sttin( tbapo. re d l tov ' ship Cordel arrived at Shielids onl Friday, 0 tile 2P5ti, hiavin been ...

... le This subject is at length beghinning to occupy a pr.- h1 of public attention in seine degree proportionate to ia; .n nituede and' iniportalnce. In fact, until very lately, tbeos: it ignorance prevailed in regard to allmost every rin' CDr n ed with India, we irtern, of course. anang tilet reatI d of the people ; and this vast territory, co ered by apmr d tion of almost a hundred millions, ...

... PRIVA2'r CORRESPONDENCE. Lofidon, Oct. 9. Tbe sympitorns. of an approaching improvement in trade, w to which we have before adverted, are now manifesting bh themselves more or less in nil the great manufacturing dis- s tricts of the country, nor is there to be found in any of them, A asvwe'believe, anv serious want of employment, except from cc causes totally, distinct from a paralysed state ...

... 5 WEDNESDAY-OCToBER 2S. The Duke de Guiche, who was so many years in this conntry, and in our military' service, and who acquired a taste for English sports, is the chief patron of the attempt making to introduce horse racing intto France,. lie haS lately published a work on the itrb- provemenbtfthebieed of French hurscs' AFFAIR OF OUa.O Friday a dispute took place in, Dbabii .tween iwo ...

... ?? ?? . j . , : . ! . - ?? o RSPND - y ?? ?? ; fstliy n*1i'zail~M the pre imiaries. notic heoicnubah tbO4 i t ite tday, -- aroe of~~~ prbaili an 'Iijetrs r~l ...

... :.,-' :FYfm the ?? Par!.) 'OUISNANCES OF TIHE KING. 1. Baron de Alontbel is appointed Minister of the In- terior, in the room of the Count de la Bourdonnaye, whose resigration is accepted ; 2dly, Sieur Guernon de Ranville, Attormey-Genie-al in the Royal Tribunal at Lyons, is ap, primted Secretary of State for-the Department of Ecclesias- tical Affairs and Public Instruction, in the room of M. ...

... On Thursday the foundation of this new seminaiy was laid amid crowds of applauding spectators. The scene was highly interesting, in every view in which it can be re- garded, whether we look to it as connected with the rapid J3 improvement of the city, the interests of science, or the happiness and welfare of the rising generation, or whe- .tier we consider the mere pageantry of the spec- tacle ...

... CalmjD-.nian:'-.AIcrft , . - - . ? t ?? inot d EDINBURGH ?? e ch SAlT UR DA Y-DECEMBER 17.- -1 3L ?? - :.5r -. . :-Sf S a The article alluded to ?? Subsefibbrivas ad- e a vertisernent, anti would have been chsir c -srise4 si asus , ha4,, v bt the editor seen it before its .inertin, p ,. - ti- t ir The distress for'mon'ev in Lohndfiitl3nat ra . in the commercial worli cont, er t tpte city at ...

... .. WWEDNESDAY-Ju..s 14. WINDSoia, JUNE 12.-His Majesty yesterday after- noon, accompanied by his visitors, arrived at the Castle and inspected the progress made in the apart- ments during the-past week, which occupied their at- tention for upwards of an hour. They then returned to the Great Park, and continued driving about the most shady parts until nearly seven o'clock; and in .the evening ...