... LONDON, MAY 29, 1836. The New Ministry in Spain has been completed. M. Isturitz is named Minister of Foreign Affairs and temporary President of the Coun. cii; General Seoane is Minister of War; M. Aguirre Solarte, Miinister of Finance; M. Alcala Galiano, Minister of Marine; and the Duke de Rivas, Minister of the Interior. The Department of Justice remains to be filled up. The opening of their ...

... SOLDIERS AND SAIeOas.-Upon the whole, I am of opinion that if the engineer and artillery corps, and also armies like those of India which are placed under peculiar circumstances, be excepted from the compa- rison, the navy is a more cultivating profession than the army, and pro- duces minds of more general applicability to civil affairs. Let the train- ing circumstances be considered. The ...

... The proceedings of this body opened on Monday last in the city of Bristol. The Marquis of Northampton consented to act as President, in place of the Marquis of Lansdowne. Among the scientific men present here were Dr Lloyd (Provost of Dublin), Professors Sedgwick, Whewell, and Henslow (of Cambridge), Dr Hare (of Philadelphia), Sir David Brewster (from Edinburgh), Dr Dalton (from Manchester), ...

... I ENGLAND. [The general prospect of the coming elections-as will be seen from our lists which we have prepared with care-is very cheering. We may corroho- rate this view by an extract from the Staodard of Friday night :-Ad The victory is not secured-far from it. The fate of a vast number of seats remains to be ascertained-of quite enough to augment considerably the I tyrant majority' in the ...

... REFoRM O0 THSE HOTUSE OF Lorss.-A great meeting will be held in Birmingham, on Monday next, the 18th inst., for the purpose of address- ing the King and petitioning the House of Commons for a reform of the House of Lords -From the petition agreed to be presented to the of Commons, we take the following passage :- Your petitioners think it their duty to remind your honourable House, that in ...

... LONDON, NOVEMBER 6, 1836. The Irish Law Appointments have been made, and we believe they will give satisfaction in all quarters-such a feeling is desirable. Mr O'Loghlen is the new Baron of the Exchequer: he is suc- ceeded in the office of Attorney-General by Mr Richards, who is succeeded in the Solicitor-Generalship by Serjeant Woulfe, Mr Nicholas Ball, the Member for Clonmel, taking the ...

... PraoGtEssION-Progression, without any conceivable limitation or end, designates the woik of the Eternal. Even in his institutions for fin beings, the Infinite provides the materials of the imperishable and the everlasting. The germ of science, that is rooted in the earth, mounts up to the heavens. When we trace the sciences from the earliest period of historical record, we find a multiplying ...

... SATURDA Y NIGHT. -Accounts received through Bayonne speak of Gomez having entered Andujar. The Times gives, in a second edition, an Express from Madrid,_it does not sav from what source-which adds to the above account of Gomez having entered Ancdujar, that he had entered Cordova at noon on the Ist of October. Wheri the notice left, proceeds this account, he had gone out of Cordova on ...

... ?? , POl TICIhL EXA MIN ER. ti wett rga-a hoathiato at impartia water, it 'cci; I b- to tell hti his Ste If he onat t. 12-tn.e ?? the dangerous preritice ef telling nelbiasted trath, iet hirm preolai o *rio et th.ti. ttt* dla de Pota-neither ro give nor to Lake ?riarer i l tei-s cci -0-o grmeat men, they faP ?? hirme itathe ira hands f the law . it he tell cheir gitlt. N e l) '32 \V ~~,te ...

... MR LANDOR'S UNPUBLISHED WORK1 - . - L. I * Second NoticeJ] The latest arrivals fromn China have brought an Imperial Decree, issued by the Emperor of China for the su0ppression of Christius. itW, Now we have not the srna'lest doubt that Tsing-Ti is souma. howr or other at the bottom of this. We are sorry to throw a shadd of discredit over so amiable a Mandarin, but we have a paramount regard ...

... THE KING OF HANOVER AND DUBLIN TORIES.-Mr Bryan, the High Sheriffof Dublin, arrived in Hanover on the 12th, with the congratulatory address of that city to the King -on his accession to the throne, and on the 13th had the honour to be most graciously received by his Majesty. The fbllowing is the address:- We, the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Alder- men, and citizens of Dublin, in Common Council ...

... The following bulletins have been issued during the week:- Windsor Castle, Monday, June 12.-The symptoms of the King's dis. ease remain the same, but his Majest-y has acquired some strength since the date of the last Bulletin, and continues to do the business of the country._ H. HALFORD, M. J. TIERNEY WM. F. iHAmBERS, D.DAVIES, Windsor Castle, 'Tuesday 14rning.-His Majesty has had a good ...