... `X - : - -- = 1; ?? 1:c WRECK ORF THE DONCASThR AT TIM CAPE OF . .: .: GOOD HOPLE. - The following information respecting tbi*-nelan. 'choly catiastrijdhb has. been reccived at Lloyd's, and excited a most paitful interest`-: i Widbw MZuartwzBatile River, Aug. 9.-We arfffellhere yesteiday eveniog, about nine'Vclock, and early tb'is mern . ing proceed'dto-the wreck 'at one hour s ridi, Here we ...

... BAYONNE, SEaT. 12.-A curious illcidex,+ has just taken place here, which shows the hostile feeling of ,he Spanish soldiery towards General Cordova, and how fortu'nate he was in effecting his retreat to this place, where lie ba been since the declaration of the Constitution of 1812. Previo.Is to Ivayinq for Paris, Cordova expressed a desire to the Spanish Consul, to inspect the Christino fort ...

... WE were obliged last week to conclude our observa- tions on this subject somewhat abruptly, from a fear of crowding too many of themn into the limited columns of a, weekly newspaper. Now, however, we return to the mat- ter again; and we do so with a conviction that it is be- coming daily and hourly more interesting. Many cir- cumstances have occurred since our last, which show in how critical ...

... FOUIBIGN INTELILIGBCE. COMPLETION OF THE FRENCH CABINET. The vacancies in the French Ministry-are at last filled up. The Mloniteur of Tuesday contains a series of or-~ donnances, which, to all appearance, have had the ano- rmalous effect of at once gratifying and exciting public: curiosity. These ordonnances name the following per- sons:- Lieutenant-General Baron BERNARD, as Minister elf War. ...

... . 1,MINC-D ?? - MILITARY EDUCAXION OF WHE IUD ANS.It is the early study of the 'Americans to. acquire iefitiinent and. habits,'which will'. enable them to behave like men, when their resolution shall be put to the proof. As the youthaof other nations exercise themselves' in' feats cf. activity and force, those of America vie with one another in exhibitions of their patience under, sufferings ...

... THEM P9LViGA# ECONO MS S AND THE WHIG .. . - PO._ _ -i a: . WE made;a tew rpersarii. last week on. Sir VILIA, MCLEZSWQRTBH'S a~ssertio.o at, thi Birminigham Elinne that, thn ~tadicals )qd auppotted, the. Whig. Pooraw ' the linu~e of Qommon'; and we return to the subject again,' a5 it gives us a gopd opportunity of expressing our hope thaet, at all future elections the people will nq be ...

... COUNTRYt Nzwo. ?? ?? I zi I ' METTilf MARKKCT.-A further -advance has this week taken jlace in the prices of both copper-and tin. Tile eopper is now at 901., cake 921., and best selected 94r. Tin blocks 871., bars 891., refined 921; Spe-Iter is short in stock, at our last quotation, 221.-Birnningham Advertiser. : JUDGE'S LoDGINos.-The Worcester corporation ma- gistrates were not honoured by ...

... [The following appeared in a second edition of the CHAM vION of Sunday last.] I IP4DSTSC RXPT. FOREIGN SUMMARY. The foreign papers and letters which have arrived contain some extracts of interest. It seems that Louis rHILIPPE, to wipe out the stain of having persecuted a BONAPARTE, has determined upon sending out to St. Helena for the remains of the late Emperor NAPOLEON, andinterring them ...

... ?? ?? 2- : ?? % .. . ?? : .h i ?? ?? .> a, :. 't's~iB~w earst~x ?? SniaP WORaYjN S-Thi* s einjury to te flocks of the farmers of this av'd. the adjoining coandtehase lately take lace to' ?? l extent ?? the neightbourh.od ederby and Chesterfield. 'It i supposed to e be 'lec-ted the uerous dogs kept by ?? er, and paupersg IA flock is curious that ~ig t9 i she e , ar ftie Graintge, we're ?? ...

... i TmRtftN& TO Ai'tEPAY1Rg. Irythem WIk ing 'CVroniul4 Of tof, 28tl 'ikstant, under the head '5 0oiit -nf ,e b Poor-l4w,t we find.a letterl -itned. XY.,'J whichp;repete-witd; fallacy as its;ii yetwortl qooting',eause it shows' what ?? and sifigin s niharecourse . to, inorder to keep pedp sliitnds'p to the fnirther toleratin of the'sie'4ciel . ?? _ - In an extenshve agrirnltural parish, not ...

... ASCENTOFMR. GREEN'S WITH TWELVE, PERSONS. ~ 1nln On Wednesday the second ascent of the gigantic naloon from Vauxhall-gardens took place. The day being propi- tious and the atmosphere clear, the concourse of spectators was more numerous than on the original occasion. Without the Gardens the road was filled with spectators and vehicles ,of all sorts, grades, and descriptions. Along Milwbank ...

... (RaOM vTHE cORURSPoNseSNT Or THE SrTASUAD.) HuDDER5'IRLD, TUESDAY, MAY 2.-On Saturday last the long expected Whig candidate arrived in Huddersfield, proving to a demonstration that Mesers. Brooke and Brad- slnw had promised him the support of the Whig party. It was impossible that the requisition, which had been got up only the day before (Friday) could have been in London and back again by ...