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... S ATURDAY, SUED1Y zaid TUESDAY'.y P IST.S. LONJ10P', ;S0.NIAY, SLIT.'¶46. 'The Paris papers of Thursday and Friday contain long accounts of the disturbed state of Spain. The revolt of Bessiere, which had for its object the deposition of Ferdinand and elevation of his brother Charles to the throne, it seenis was not a solitary Al unconnected event. It hais been followed by intelligence of an ...

... n . _ - A select Committee of the[ House of Commons, ar- pointed to inquire into the policy of the late acts re- specting combinations, has published on this subject 5 a voluminous mass of most laborious details, in which I is contained, no doubt, information that is inte- resting and important. IVe cannot help thinking, however, that a great deal of time and labour is use- Icssly wasted in ...

... LATEI IIEVOLT IX SPAIN. w (Froet the C6ntrikr 1iT-ncnise. JW .adrid. Aug. 25. General Espigna, appointe.i General in C hief of the i ?? ?? at Alcalo, slid amounting together t to .t5oO mien of all arms, hts divided his forces into m two flying coluimfins, at the head of which he has Ft placed Dun Carl-os Sexti and Don Vicanti Osorio, these ir troops having ithe route towards ArragoD, after the ...

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... boN DUN, 4EDIVPSDA ?? XAUSUrST 31. 1825. 1'jtle French Poj telz of Suinday atnd Mloiday 'ec retVd. Th'le xltih)apl,3 statet of SfaEij aceins irno- ci ~ig~y o egag teir attentiofl. That lyletehed andis eipally to Chcalot i st, ri ti ra iddle to the Poli- ticil, 551 ?? cl ' re~rt't to the frientla of 11idtusrr-l l .t e~ tri!oils uf ?? oit H~is fstr Wh-r i~iq.t ijcee It itt thle tyranny; ot' ...

... c xr on Ds, Satur day, Sept. 24. ECCLESIASTIICAL PPIEFERMTENTS. The Lord Bishop of Winchester has collated 3:s youngest son, the Rev. R. Pretyman, to the Ilectory of Elingdon VYroughton, Wilts. The Rev. Charles Pasley Vivian, B. C. L. to the Vicarage of AVllingborough, Northamp- tonshire, vacant by the death of the Rev. Chas. Pryce; patron, J. Vivian, Esq. Portland-place. At the Eleventh ...

... ST r 'TTA TiliN' R F 7,01' n theo lw y3ch d 3izm sUs- Pj:.NsI( J lul, acr vs thie ?? sine, o N'o;t awd Souteh S; vld!7. Ha; in;, e ?? at Slkiolds, the most practica'ble ?? for tPi(; toijiiatiuoti 01a Stdpv('lu0iw Etilee to unite the two towlnst ;?nri p;vin-:W uow bL e e V W p. 1 ss a'd SeCtiL subse quently rulade by Air Jol1n tEdl, I awa o1 Opaliult that the site w~hich thenm appeared the ...

... THE. POLITICAL BEXAMINER, Party it the caadaeik of many for the gaa ai a of r V'EL. . ABSENCE OF, REMKLJ% US INTRSUCTION IN THE PRO- -POSE tEEtBIt*)N UNIV7ERSITY. isE bigoted ,and :intolerant .are.-not..content,, it seems, to allow op? portunities for good hducatlonftbo e fford~d at a cheap rate to the. peopie of London,-unless rfeligiog. is .to fors part of the instrUction. The 'keceot ...

... SCO2TS APPEAL. _ ~ ~ ~~ .. - . . r -HOUSE OF LORDS-JUNE 29. WILLIAM, LIARiET, merchant in Glasgow;. RICHARD Aarx. OSWALD, and others, trustees. 'for' his creditors; Joiix 'IHOxseOr, cashier of the Royal Bank, Glasgowi; 'Wu- LIA'm DuxFgand JOHN WRIGHT, jun. merchants in Olas- met gowA; and X XAjNxiEnR M'GAsrooe, writer there, appel- -be -E ]aIts -versus AazcuraAsrn CAMPSELL, Esq. of Blythswood, ...

... iRPM THE LONDON GAZETTE. nOFICE OF ORDNANCE..SEPT. 1. 1S25 Itn-ai Regimrent of Artillery.-The appointment of a~elwhauan acadet W. G. C. Calfin to he secondi Licutenat, 'A hich wias ooticed in the Gazette of the 9th of August last, ioes tiot take placc. ?? BANKRUPTS. J. Admis, Bristol, grocer .1. NlITeC, jJun. Bishonp Wearmoutl, Durham, iron founder ?? .1 Iluhinigtou, Birminghamn, innkeeper 11. ...

... CA.E1MRON OF FASSIFERN. 'ihe following inscription is copied from a monu- mint at Kjilniajie-a small village on the banks of i, | Locoeil. It is ascrilbed to the pen of Sir Walter Scott Sacred to the Memory of t El COOINEIe .dest 1cr 1 N CAMERON, tl E ndest son of Sir Ewan Cameron oif Fassifern, Bart. v Whose mortal remains. !Transported from the field of glory, where he died, t Rest here with ...