... DE'PERATE ATTEMPT TO RESCUE DESERTERS. This affray, which fortunately terminated without tbe Ion of life, occurred on Wednesday afternoon last, at Harpurhay, about two miles from this town. An escort, consisting of a corporal and three men of the 24th foot, were vreo.-4i1na t Rochdale witb torno dlesart-,a. .-n ?? way, called at the Andrew's Arms, in the ?? villege, for refreshmeut. They had ...

... COVENTRY, JUNE 12.-The remaining division of the Third, or Prinae of Wales's Dragoeon Guards, arrived here on Tuesday. The right wing and head-quarters are stationed here, under the command of Celonel Holmes, C.1., the Lieutenant Co- lonel; and the left wing at Birmingham, commanded by the Senior Major. [FROM THIt LMeRICK CHRONICLE OF JUNE 10] We are informed, from authority on wbich we place ...

... At the National Scottish Church, on Sunday last, Mr. Campbell, of Bow, Dumbartenshire, preached a sermon, which, for nearly two hours, rivetted the attention of all (a consider- able number) who heard and noderstood it. The ground work was the celebrated passage- Cha'n'uriblh sibb serbhbais dhianimb do dha mbaister. (Ye cannot serve two masters.) The preacher intimated tbat he bad chosen the ...

... In consequence of a statement appearing in several of the d Morning Papers of Tuesday last, stating that the northern pier b of Waterloo Bridge was in a decomposed snd alarming state, a A meeting of the Committee took place, and, ts It appeared that v the statement was founded in falsehood and malignity, the Com- a mittee resolved that the moat public refutation of the calum- niou report ...

... NEW LONDQN..BRIDGE APPROACHES' BILL. The proceedings ou ibis Bill in tile Committee of the House f of Lords during the last week have been carried on with usR- usual vigour. The attendance of laeels hox been greater thoun it bas been ever witnessed on a Private Bill Committee during el yerspat Te n dteudace bave also been nu- t ?? ?? Inatnbe, merous and anxious. On Saturday week the Marqutess ...

... MR. STEELE'. This Gentleman has addressed the following letter to Daniel Geary, Esq., Secretary to the Limerick Chapter of Liberators London, Monday, Mav 25, 1829. MY DeAR SIR-I addressyou, notaloneas the Editorof chat independesit Paper which has been so powerful an auxiliary to the great cause of Ireland's liberty, by putting Clare into a state to resvond to the call of tih great Liberater ...

... ferm the LONDON GAZETiE oj Friday, june 1m| WHITEHALL, JUNE 18, 1829. The King has been pleased to grant the place of onS or Lords of SesdIon in Scotland to Sir James Wellwoog Mor t8 Bert., in the room of David Catbtcart, Esq. deceastd. rl Tbe King has also been pleased to nominate and PpPrl James Welltwood Muncreiff, Bart. to be one of tbe 1,11d, Juaticiary in Scotland, in the room of Dovid ...

... THE TRIBUTE TO THE DUKE OF WELLINGTN I ?? TUv rntrin but' 'rri A TO THlE EDITORt OF THE MORN ING CjItR\(. SIRt, St. Jsrnaea's~square Ni j seae in your Paper of this day a prgr sy*ph ' provincial journal) respecting a letter ?? I SIOril weeks ago to the Duke of leinater. ad1rese The paragraph In question does not correctlyret, tentnur, or the argutment, Of My letter, of hc Pfso ~ think it right ...

... DUBLIN, MOND#,JuNE 8. The registries at present proceeding in the various coanties are the chitf topic of Interest, and justly so, because their re- sult will regulate the future representation of Ireland. It is only now that the provislone of the Disfranchisement Bill arc beginning to be properly understood; and it is maqifest that they will produce au extreme and radical change in the con- ...

... I ST. GILES IN THE FIELDS, AND ST. GEORGE, BL(OMSBURY. Yesterdav a Meeting in Vestry of the Vestrymen and Church- NardnS of tthese unitel Parishes, having been privately con- ied, by private written notices, by tbe Vestry Clerk, T. D. 1QDhbinsou, to ?? and determine upon subjects materially tlvct9ng the interests of the parishioners, the Cburchseardens eemai it their duty to affix bi za:ne to ...

... tie LORDW if2E1' i Say; une 26. fODCH WL~l~~OFICE, JunrE 26, 1829 the Con AgInc into mourning, on Smundgy next t01,11, #, fr her late Majesty the Queenof Spain, viz. 'The Lallee too wear black silk, fringed or plain liven, ?? ?? and ear-rings, black or white shoos, fans and 1rorFsGentlemfen to waear black, full trimmed, fringed or plain lb..n, black swords and buckles. The Court to change the ...

... By an arrival from Rila de Janeiro we have received Brazil Papers to the 7th of April. The two Chambers had their prePa- roatry sitting on the 28:lh of March, andt no the 2d of April the Emperor opened the Legislative Assembly in due form. In the speech which he adldressed to it he alludes with Rreat brevity to tbe unexpected news that foreign troops of Portuguese emi- grants were about to ...