... LONDON, OCTOBER 28. resent posture of affairs in Spain is T invoved in much-obscurity. The reports respecting Ballasteros's army are extremely con- tradictory, and leave it doubtful whether it has ?? submitted to the King, or is at this mo- ment in open rebellion against his authority.- One day we are told that it is marching under Balanzat against Cordova: -the next, that the soldiers ...

... The Money Market has been very gloomy this day. Consols for Account opened at 82j, and are now the same. The depression onl the Money Exchange is principally occasioned by apprehensions that this country will be involved in some dispute with either France or Spain, on account of the transactions now on foot in the latter country, and will interfere to lessen the preponderating influence of ...

... OXF'ORD2 Sasturday, Nov. 1. W~esleyan Charity and Sunday Schools. Two SlEIMONs will bepreached by the Rev. GEoRGE CUBITT, in the afternoon and evening of Sunday November 9, 1823, at the Wesleyan Chapel, New-Inn-Hall-lane, for the benefit of the above mentioned Institution.-Sorvice will begin at flalf-past Two o'clock in the afternoon, and at Half-past Six in the evening. Thursday October 30, ...

... LONDON, OcT. 31. The Frencls papers of T'faesday have arrived, froni wvllichl it appears that Mina was treating with Mlarshal IMIoncey for his submission, anti the negociation was far advanced, when a courier broughlt orders to Marhal Mioncey, commanding hitn not to grant terms of any kind to the gar- riion of Barcelona, but to require that it should 'gtarenllr unconllitionally after the ...

... AIULTUen IS PAR ?? Majesty continues at Windsor Castle, taking occasional airings as weather permits-reported at Brighton the King will return there about the 15th of next month. -1)ake of York left Duke of Grafton's seat, Eustoni Hall, Saturday, for Duke of Rutland's, Clheveley Park.-A messenger dispatched to Sir WV. A'Court Saturday-Ministers insist on Spain fulfilling the late treaty ...

... TIHE ARCTIC EXPElDITION. (From the Literary Gazette.) On the 10th inst. the Fury and Ileche arrived at Lerwick, in Shetland, and wercrec2ived with demon- strations of such welcome as was due to our gallant countrynren on their safe arrival from so perilous an undlertaking. The town was illuminated, and the navigators were entertained in the most hospitable manner. Leaving Lerwick, the vessels ...

... SUSSEX, SATURDAY, YOVEIMBER 1, 1123. At an Ordination 1leid by the Bishop of Chi- chester, on the 28th ult.-Messrs.' Blake, t31aclunan, 1) Sai t' Bhlntd- and Pierc~e, wercadmri-tte-doluodeo 15 - ?? the order of Deacon; and Messes. Ashe, Broadwood, Baumlgarteno te and Ireland, to the order of Priest. Thefgrluntd belonging to Government, on which d Arunde LEareaclis formnerly stood, measuring ...

... SOUT'HAMPTON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 182B. His Royal Figlhness the Duke oF Gloucester has again honourea EH. Baring, Esq. of Somerly House, near Ringwood, with a visit this shooting season; he arrived there on Monday last, and, as he pasmel through the town he was saluted by a merry peal oi the bells. The Rev. Thomas Robinson, A.M. has been inducted to the Vicarage of the Parish Church of Nil- ...

... the transaetions of the Literary Society of Bombay contain a paper, by Sir John Malcolm, on the Hindoo festival -of 1usrah, the ceremonies of which were formerly attended by a mystery of great ;wicked- flees. It Ywas net uncommon on these occasions toilmmo- late human victims at the altar of one of their Ii oddesses ; and upon enquirieg of a Brahmin as to the truth of the report, Sir John ...

... PORTSMOUTH, - 3.YTU RDAY, NOVEMBER 1, Ma. Thuis afternoon, the first Division of the l I2th Regt. of Foot, under the comrnend of Colonel IAthe Gangeos, 84, apt. 7dwd. Brace, (XB.f and the emen Supcerb, 74. for Gibraltar; the latter ship being ordered to this Pori, from Plymotith.~-The Last division of the _ Regmet i come in to-stocros. These ships, hav. larl ing landed the 11tb. Regiment at ...

... '0 DOE ON9, VDESi'SDAF, 0CT'OJER 29, W2M. ritbe rartis Papers of Mondav tare received ?? rem Tilly have somne news froml Spain. For- 8.1nds it ~evslle~ receiving as the 1Atoile says, the 6trinliments9 of Sir AY A'Court, the English Minister, bri his fibjratsoss' ,t Th,Xollo~'ing are extracti s , PIRis 'Oetteder tj,1t is announced that the .Sealth bf itl Kutk of the Tw*o Sicilies gives sonmc ...

... V, *0toeript-6 bATURIDAY'S ZOJYMA GAZP2T!E, It WVitisofl CASTeF., 0c~rcaim 213. 1HE 'Killii virus this dlay plentaed to con- fec the ho~nosir of Knighthoodl upon Clsristts- pher Puller, Eaq. ott his apposintmentt of' Chitf Justice oft liengt,.l Osi'cEClobo III. ] 2311 Jqp. of I'oosi.- Brevet Liceut.-Colonel F. Ifalln5r to be Naijjor, by pur-i thaise, veke Keightley, prsssotsedo. 4dVhet-ce n.;` ...