... spN las Bomcettc. THE WAIL IN SPAIN 0 e, french papers continue to detail the progress of the i. lotlgoulenue; and, though these accounts natu. yaatain a leaning to the side of tine invaders, they by a noess furnish that brilliant picture of successful con- n sthich the projectors of the atrocious aggression had d ,, sketched out in anticipation.. They begin to P * etlest neither the cant nor ...

... bEAF AND DUfMB PERSONS. The following simple account of the circumstances at- it tending the late anniversary festival of the supporters of P the Asylum for Deaf and Dumb, and the impression made on the mind- of the writer, is from the pen of a young 1 man fotrmerly dumb, and still deaf, once a pupil,' an{ E since, for a number of Years, an aisistant teacher in the asylum, spontaneously ...

... Sof E susPOU ULI LOX, S E MA!. e RIDAY ?? MAY :BAARUARUN NOTIONWgOF BRTIS IO DMATIC I MONMOR AND POLICY. - esjet1idm ab ?? ogert The ofsten -nations wrehas-remarlfable- for theai infated notions of self irportance-as for The c-ontempt with *hich -tliey~a1~ec to regard the 'resi of mankind. Their vanity is estrnmdy :emuning; ant even the miglty monarchs, who farmn -te IHoly A13iance, must ...

... . I 9 *I lfl l at - . - . ,,e )f 3>AlLIAMlEN (I .1 /s, in . In the Houso ef Conthr 4 ° st importance in the HouseofLrsate d tions, the adjourned .debate on the foreia 5 re p ie resumed. The debate was continuadsthre0u0 I whole period of the sitting. Uhr. ?? 't it thought it unfortunate that nisters I ' ,T n e negociations in a tone which did not bes co nedu 1. with much spirit, depicted the ...

... 5k VtwECEe OF Tllt ALERT PACKET. , i. . t .. _- ?? ?? - . : t of - Fairthe intereatgParifeulars.] ted Extract of a letter from a gentleman, one of the two cabin t pasengers who survived the wreck of the Alert, Liver. the pool: packet, to his friend in Edinburgh, who has the obligingly communicated it to us: - - his *I On the day following that on which I wrote to A- of (25th March)I sailed- ...

... erorreoponbtrace, THE- DUBLIN GRAND JURY. ir TO MVE EDITORS OF THE LIFE-PoO.mgBRyCIRY. i es GzxTerLassx,.The singular occurrence of Sir F. Burdett F5 having carriedibis motion for an inquiry into the conduct of of the Sherif of Dublin, is a happy accident; and, being merely - accidental, it should not -be thrown away. It is an occasion - capable of great improvenent, inasimuch as it may be ...

... *. . . I Several articleshave appeared in nur journal, as well aS o tler provinctaF papers, on the smllieet of the misunder- , standing which has unfoitunately subsisted betieen the Dminierof A tey Chapel and.his parishioners. Amnongit oother notices of' his subjs' was the following, which ap,- s peared in the Apgc ril of &pi 4, and which'we here re- r peat at the particlar desire of the ...

... 'Vartcufo. A robin has actually built its Lest in Dr. Cromipton's tile pew, in the Gateacre chapel, where it remains during ser- up vice-time, sitting upon its eggs, undisturbed by the noise A of the service, or the presence of the family. on The ringing of bells and otherdemonstraffonsof respect, the marked his Majesty's birth day at this town.li A gentleman's front parlour, in Great Newton ...

... . - 11 Ilk-at it bllfftil?ccntc. - 1cWre, Fek8.. ?? frqmn Aruibastate'tbat the Irrench - brig Constanee, 'whith salled sone time ago 'from this port for MarfiAbo, has -been captured on bar return by Colombian cruisers. The V6lcdnbian squdron at present ?? off w d Porto Cabello, ?? of the following* vessels wister con'- i O afod-of eotmmdibre -entes ,vit.-Ooiivar COrvette, 2Okn8s; 6 ...

... F .\ Oarliam 11 THX lSlG 0.F LORDS. ' co THTI&:. E )Yl!tO CrAT loKS.C Thuarday, April, 24.:ord Ellenboroogh said, that a painful as it was to review the late negociations, that pain eon wasgreatly increased by having ?? Duke of Wellington's Pr namne implicated in te transactions. The noble, Lod Sul having commented on the-se negotations, brought forward - a motion for an address to the Crown, ...

... [LFrom Leaw Ceues's Joureel. r TIUE FREETCe ARMY. ;e Napoleon received, during the seige of St. Jean d'Acre, g an effecting proof of heroic devotedness. While he vwa in the trencbes, a shell fell at his feet; two grenadiers se who observed it, immediately rushed towards hbu, placed is him between them, and raising their arms above his head, - completely covered every part of his body. Happily ...

... ;i:A-ERPOOL PENiTITENTIARVI. On itriday last, purau.ant tro notlce, tho ftrmut~meeilng ot th ?? and friends to ?? Penitentiary Nwas held at the large room of the Bible Society, in Slater- rareet: Mvr.. 1eightly in the chair. The room was 4il~ed Vlnefly ~With femaiies. I A report was 1 ean and. apprtwved, and alko thd ?? of the Yeax'a accoupts. The rest of the itie of the meeting Was occupied ...