... I'Ve have befoe alluded to an affray which took placc between somne English iron founders wlho left this cuantry some time since, and the natives of lisa. renton, in which one or two of the townspeople wvere said to blave been killed, and several ?? woniiJed. The following is a more prticsihr' alti we bciiuve authentic account of the nafir:- .ii;e lwe ageiC at Charenton wvas commenced by the ? ...

... On Friday last, Mr Green proposed making his se- coind ascension from Leeds, in honour of his Maje- sty's birth-day ; but from the rainy state of the wea- ther, he was obliged to relinquish his design. On Monday, however, the Peronaut-was more succssful. The atmosphere was clouded, and consequently not favourable to the spectators; but notwithstandipg, Mr Green proceeded to inflate the balloon ...

... a- Private letters from Spain state, as a curious fact, tain ig that, in consequence of orders received from Madrid,as l. a the officer in Estremadura entrusted with the organi- te, zation of the new army, in a placard which he posted A Il on the walls of Badajoz, stated, that as his Majesty Be is. could no lunger trust to the existing army, he was in. veal ; a duced to invite his faithful ...

... FRoMw ArrH LONDON GAZETT'E-. CARLTON 1OUS, APRII. 7, Fr LhC ~in wa ths da plase ?? thle bonour Of l~ovl Nvy; on1'eer aure, sq.oneof he herffsof ab th~c~ty of Londod; and on James Williams, Esq. of the wi WE G~othic, Kenitish Town. BANKRUPTS to W. Harrison and C. Harrison,, New Sleaford, Lincoln, b3 merchants John Holmes, Bridge Road, Lambeth, broker Re H Fox, Rotherhithe Road, Surrey, ...

... A'' ebonlanl creuW r in i lDINBURGH. IV St press SATUBDAY-flmRruAsr I1. healt her lv pr d a A Committee of the Mexican Constituent Congress, dfeprr HIe- on the 20th of November, reported a draft of a Conr King the ie Me-stitution, in which they propose to establish a national iaes alcy government, to embrace the provinces and intendes- the unecies lately included in the Vice-Royalty of New ...

... THE Al AiRY. Ensign Bat ier has been struck off the half ?? list of the army ; apd, by tile following official order, it appears that the Marquis of Londnederry his incurred the dis- pleasure of the King and the Commander in Chief. for his conduct in accepting the challenge, of Mr Battier, as being at variance with the principles of subordination, and consequently of an injurious tendency to ...

... WATER COMPANT. re ?? expectations of several proprietors of grounnt inl ISICor and about Edinburgh, whichl the extended derrand For iadth houses has induced them to offer for building, seern ;rare'a to have be-en a little disconcerted by the regulationT if the which has been adopted by the WVater Company, in 2 it the respect to the laying of main pipes,' namely, that be- point- fore any new ...

... As. , - - = - - z - .. -- . CONVERSATIONS AN]) ANECDOTES OF ?? LORfD 13S'RO-N.- IC'llittlin about to ba publi~hlset by Mr] Ir-I Colthcru, is, i% e learn. reilete 'Ilb matter of na sisuihar, IT ehatacter~withithese selectionl¾ Which are extr icted frcim. gro i. ai, F1t1itd by ttire Vdi-tor nt' ?? Attic Miscell tiy, f r tilte ~ fir.st tncrmber of his Journalli~r (itne ?? 01, th~se Melittienis. ...

... LONDON WEDNESDAY-JUNE SO. | His Majesty returned to his palace in Pall Mall, about half-past ten o'clock, ol Monday night, fioin a Windsor. Sir Thomas John Cochrane, Knt., is appointed ci- vil Governor of the island of Newfoundland. The na- val and military command has been annexed to that ?? of Nova Scotia. - Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, Bart. M.P. 3ailed from d Portsmouth on Saturday evening ...

... AVEPNIIsaAVy SYPtT. 15* After the Synod wals 1netti, altter wits road freom esit! ltha Synod of thle Sresio11l Cltuilv ill North America, to y i Svndo u ntdS~ sion Clillrelt lot Scotland, tel %%hich waa, vcry gratifyinff, andl ?? satisfaction. tOO TitiC Syui thll~ 1,rocc~eded to thle conqlrltuiitio of a O!ViliI, lahlcting tie raractiof thle R1ev.' Alcxander tl HvIt iler, mil liter of A ...

... AGRICULTURAL REPORT1 ; AST LOTllIAN. v Wheat, which ii our staple commodity, began to dls-w 9 *Y piay the ear about the Sth of.the-month, and promises to g Ybe a g od crop. Oats- and befans rre in a thrising state, t ir and, nt present, indicatc a dgqfcency of straw. Barley, t w which is not cxtensively grown in, this county, prcsents a rvicrable appearanee-; part of it seens so ?? matured as ...

... iHOUSE OF LORDS-June 3. PSOYAL COMMISSIlON. At a quarter before four o'clock, the Sneaker of the re House of Commons, attended by several Miembers, ap. ir ppared at the bar to hear the Rr yal assent given by corn- msission to the stock transfer, the custom duties, assessed ti taxes composition, the four per cents. repayment, the wool duties, the assize of bread, and several private bills. gr ...