... (From the West of England Conservative of Wednaaday.) ARRIVAL OF THE RIGHT HON. GEORGE ROBEKT DAWSON. It having bean announaed that Mr. Dawson, the Conser- vative candidate for the representation of tha borough, would arrive here last evening, a large aud highly respectable number of hi* friend* assembled at the Royal Hotel to greet luwi on hi* arrival. By the arrangement of a prelimi- nary ...

... On Saturday the Duke cf Wellington entered this Protest the Journals of the House of Lords against the second reading of the Reform Bill: ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, MAY 18. THE accounts from Spain to-day shew clearly that the Queen's troops have been worsted in the North, and that quarter look so bad, that Spanish Bonds have fcllen i»-day > 'i> » nd to 6 4- In the French Chamber of Peers, on Saturday, the reading of >he act of accusation was continued, after a scene of die customary uproarious nature, during which the whole of the ...

... LONDON. MONDAY. NOV. 16. A SPEECH made by the Emperor Nicholas to the Municipal Body of Warn*,ha* attracted much attention. It couched in language bom insulting to the feelings of the Polt.-. and speaks moat contemptuously the policy of England Hid Fiance. M. Durand, the French Consul-general at Warsaw, heard the speech, and brought a report Pans but the eapnasinsis against France we oftnslre ...

... TUESDAY, DEC. SI. have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and their contents are not very favourable to the Queen of Spain'* cause. At Guernica, in Biscay, Baron del Solar d'Espinosa, commanding a hody the Queen's troops, amounting to 300 of the line and the Roval Guard, attacked 1,900 (.'artists, commanded by Zabala, the 21st, and were routed and destroyed. Almost all the Guards were killed ...

... public. The Lord Bishop, with his accustomed benevolence, has called upon hit Clergy to exhort their respective flocks on behalf of that most excellent Charity ; through such means a temporary relief will be supplied, but how to apply permanent one ii the great object for our consideration. It is the duty of all who feel for suffering humanity to use their best exertions towards the obtainmcnt ...

... . T it kd \ YS, and return from Calais on S-p_V?« nd j THURSDAYS uatil further notice. >l)A* S ?? .imes land without the use of boats.- t^iSW, Rawsgate^ 5 ■ 11 m BELFAST and DUBLIN, calling rEA !.llot^ ralmouth ._ Th e CITY of LON- k „ Plr«! outh s WHITIXOM, on THURSDAY ™-i\fl rK I { ..v October 9, at One ?? precisely. To ? ?? NOO _. Plvmoutli land Falmouth, the LIV ER- __■'«• * Ih MVPBIVv on ...

... l,nlv w,,ar ' where passengers ( jflll' ,v n tun r ol the day the vessel starts. j • ''it H ...

... by accepting J 4-r>' [OD F ( Treasury, my political relations with \ M o°*^ U - D ce, for the present terminated. £***rtoe«Ml of them, whenever you shall be -'V-cnir 8 Representative, I will venture to hope Ii ^ io c' -1 con duct nor the step which I have re- ■t'jZt-n) R ai , w take have forfeited for m c that con- ?? ?? d imo years ago you were pleased to honour ?? »* h '£_th at that ...

... ?? fp\_ _\ ; has been very unexpectedly vacated, lor 1 fl me apply »o Captain Aided Chapman, No. 2, Leaden- t to DUNDEE j W A PERTH, calling off Scarborough, weather per- ...

... the purpose of receiving Tenders for the supply of such of the undermentioned articles, as may be re- quired for use iv the Gaols at Springfield and Chelms- ford, from the Ist June to the 30th November, 1838. Sealed Tenders to be delivered at Chelmsford Gaol before 10 o'clock in the morning of the day of meeting. Further information may be' obtained by applying at the Gaols. THOS. C. NEALE, ...

... Iden a: the Shire House, in Chelmsford, on TUES- niV &c 31st day of December instant, at 12 o'clock . >'ood, and the following Days, agreeably to the nlm after mentioned : that it to say — ' oa. TUESDAY, the Oaths of Qualification will be administered to sucb Persons as may be desirous 0 f taking them : at 1 2 o'clock, the Business re- lating to the Assessment, Application, or Manage- ment ...