... COURT OF KING'S BENCHI. at SOLARTE v. ROTHSCH1LD.-Thts was an action by the nss eg.i i8 nees of a bankrupt, named Abzelda who had been in a'very extetiiv way of business as a Spanish merchant, to recover from, the defendanmt _ a sum of £1i6,315ii (s. Uld. It appoared that a costract had h Ien o entered Into by Abzeda wlth MT. Rotthschiid to purchase 'sorme French ., enies, whTcthb'.* ...

... LONDON, THURaDAY, NOVErnEIt 2. PROCLAMATION or LORD COCHRANE. To hlis countrymen who chose the profession of arms abroad previous to the passing of the foreign enlistment act; mid to all others who are free to promote the ends of humanity and Jastice-Hial ! Companions aid Friends!-The vast possessions of Spain and Por- tugal being delivered from the colonial yoke, the former raised to the rank ...

... A document will be found in another column, purporting to be a Proclamation addressed by. LORDs' COCHRANE to all his. companions in arms who are at .liberty to aid in the cause of Greece. This document is l |without date, and no explanation is given of the cirCtm-. stances under which' it was published: its genuineness,- therefore, rests on the authority of the newspaper by vlhich it was put ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, NovEMIsEV 4. I . I - I . - .. ?? lea .There bas been no material altera~tion biwte York des' shire'trade within the present week. The Halifax. Market ier,.lust Satu'rday wesconsidered 'flat; in' the. Hu4dcrafield m2ak itof Tuesday thefe':was no improveblhtint.; but ll boradford, per Thursday, the're'was q tite as much business dorie. as on a 55$ jiarkcet day for' the Thst ...

... hi SCE LLANY, ORIGINAL AND SELECT. a - ?? lb. Tim-a' ots I~n a ,e6i0b.-We shall shty nothing of t reasoning andl ?? owhnich this notable discoiery issald'to be founded , it 'f ecepet tmerely to re~fall to 'our reade's'rceoflhectiintl that admirable~teet to A tnt. 4si bt r Spitrzheim asad our authohi conrur' in referrling.-th105gh has v ,1 they untbrtsrnately differ 'Iinal en xtraordtinary way ...

... I VESTRY ME9TING. O Wiidnesdshy lsaM tig asheld in ttfe Vestry of thlisa tstih Chlu'rcli' of Liedli ?`Mr. HItCHAnD RICHAsNDSON~i 801tnb citurebstt6d12is Ii thle Chatir, to ?? mitt new Trusteps for the Woilk.: house, In tire' place of, the sixt retblrig Tesstees, and sevent for the *s- grist Ofiltto; -and to take. Into. coaisderatlon si proposal to ndavanee titet malsy. o ~se. Nyto .. she ...

... LETT ~'RS FRO2~i 'f liE CONTINENT.-(NO. XXi LETTURS FROf ;THEt CONTINENT.---(N'o. Xl. . ~, I . ~, . . . ..I - I I TOMBD OFPEI.7CNYA-PDA-.IS TO THEs' BOUSR AND. TOJIIB OF PRTRARCHL AT ARlQUA. 2 Flrnrcer, F~efsreety 27, I1tO. INt pursuance 'Of Mry plan to recail some1 of the musst' iaircimtiiig objecta which' occur in ~travelling betvwcets the great rfitisi djescribed In icy early letters, I ...

... MEETING OF WORKMEN AT MANCHESTER. I ?? IS 'On the evening of Thursday week, a Md1etirig Of the t(, Workinig Classes was held at Mancinhester, to consider the propriet of q, pethltonttcg Parliament for the Relseal of tice Corn Lawoc, a' Reducin9a tr Taxatiotn, and a Reform Of thce Hoise of Commonso. Tiie aitten en t asi. seias very large. Tihe Resolutionscaere proposod and sacondeciby~ass. rcr ...

... CORN LAWS-BRADFORD MIEETING. * ehcts aouactuers andothe inabitntsof Bradford, was hold.. Itsthe iecei-hil, prsuat topublc adeetlesbit, -to talke into a tosidraton he r..riey o Peitinin Palineitoh the auliject of Jill ?? ?? in the Chair. Nhias~~e. after reading the requisition, opened the Meeting by gayin -is mot nityiisaention to occupy much of youe time, or, to atenr itanytonig Essamination ...

... PROVm O, , C C U RNCES:. . .' ' ~; .Pliovl4CIAL:OCCUhR;RNCES.'I) .''j., . : i: .''' ,'.,1 - : .,.'- '.:, ' W'e nntdeetandlart'th'id~t ive preparntsimaksbgsfir1 lIightinzwat; s 'gai Sto Miirys Cch; iverly : The itjectisiodBilt of:Mr. Belth t fitiee'n dischtfsred .:durlag thle latiitwe'ek: i :-j t !t 'l i!*-. 11!l T, Siu~blsh, iinkbP'etpri 'l I0 tbc Archishops of Yuvr, 'hjnt oW l ei ...

... AION'NTLY AGRICULTU41AL REPOR1T. .Coet~niesed jiitse~wea~har t hlesi nq gtll to report f`4opr. ably on lle pri)spqcta qf the ;b-ibhimtmst ; anud It is ng small gratiticat n.to 'us tota, itat tOle seedin. of the laifid. !with wbent WaIN never performed iihder more atnspiciouu circunmstancee than it -has bhena done hitherit duniiig lbe present seaton. It only'remailrns with us i6 reiterate our ...

... NEWS -OF TH-UE WElEK. e foil i3 OF Lonas.-Thorrday, about halr.pnsit three e o'clrrch- the Lord Ctihariellor took hbr seat on the woirt. c icha aid the clertie and otficers or the Holuse of Coat. ionS having aippenred ini tile tiousl Inllner at tile In, c Parliuiinent was frirnllily rrorugred to 'Tnesday, thle 14th of Nus%,etah4r pirsn Iitm to the prorrlanzition inserted in the Gaizetle. ...