... CHARLES TIIE TENTH. (Pto ,te ! di/ Edio/ryh Evening,, Courant of Saturday.) The Ex-Kimg of Franlce lives in retirement at Fol5yrood house. ?? confines hilnselt entirely to the centmpatny oaf the few gentlemen who at present iete pose his ?? only nobleman who ais Called ?? his ?? is his old frieod the Earl of Wemyss, who probably paid hibm this mark of res- peet ?? from the intimacy that ...

... The 1Hounds. UWYN I iovxl)s-felet oll urge .iGt 'glee Pc~srnsyw 12 i5IL'Nil5s-.) 121t (II 'ntesslav da t~y) a(t Pseoiyo dd J'a rhe 1 h rks; 'I hi ?? lncis; StuLidly, ~at ianlifil~iti-eilch ilier LL ten o'clock. the. l he idouloclrable Capt. Doug glas and bis lads left be Penrhlyu CLstle tor Yorkshire, on 'I lesas ?? lbe ?? tile 2211 ult. Lad y i ?? ar'd lamily left lrirsonll aI visit tn3 Sir ...

... Z (From Woolner's Exeter and Plymnouth Gazette. tu l We pablish with much pleasure the following ta interesting eleter on the subject of Tithes, by a u! , Farmer,' which, although written in tile old su stile, is c31culated we think, to thirw some nenv ?? .ight upon the subject:- pi ,St What would the Fartncrs gains if iiswe is~~ 4'~~li~~?ied A inch good' VD I aI was lately at aeountsy Meetn ...

... D)OM3ESr[C MANAGEMENT. (Fraaer- Tie Gliertvife; hy Galt.) Amoong the last wurds that my sagacinus father said, when I took upon me to lie the'wvedded Wife or Mr. 'I'hrifter, were, that a man never 'throve ulls- less his wife would let, which isa text that I have not forgotten; for though in a way, and in obedi ence to the customs of the world, women acknow- ledge men as their head, yet we all ...

... - Grilt.u ri4u(e. To Ihe Editor of the NNWi 0Ie al&S Chroiiicte. SIR,-Atothier Cambrian hero who deserves to he mentioned, in conjunction witih Sir Howoel y Fwyall, is Sir David Gani, a native of South Wales, who after hayilig been.-deputed lby Henry V. prior Lo the battle of Akt:incoirt to' ie'oniioitre the Irefreti army, ?? to his Mgajesty with the following noble report, ?? An't lfleamse ...

... Originlt rtcpincc, I Q. BARON ALDERSONS AND THE WELSH I J iU RO Its. To Ihe, Editor of l/re ANorth llktes Chsronicle. SIR,-I have seen in ?? and pror'iririal papers Mr. Bsrten Aldlerseoa represenited as having made uie of the folls i1gr ords:- I assure you that I was l tely at Carnarron, and on the point of summingr tip when I hled the presence of mind to inquire if th,' jury understood ...

... Wtratocr-it Mit!.s.-Wc oirderstad h t: t *ai 1 ;ttition siio bein forwardcd by tile inhabitants o a Wirring'sn to tie postmaster general, praying that s n mail nicay be esablrlbhcil between that taw',l and t the rairerole. .; .s to join the raihlay niails between r Jdauctlsten anld iverpool . ( In ?? Oi the istourbances in Lancashire ?? barracks have been ordehed- to, bt t.ftaxtishil at ...

... Dolitcot-ir I'litelitoclIM I The Dnichess of Gloc;!ster, we legret to hcar, ha ; beer illdisposed vi Iitilthe ?? rew daysat Baosnrt, 1° irising from un ?? of a complai)it a ith wlticil it ?? j Highness has ieen alflieted for sotot' 1 years past -. j ?? OF THE MtUNTCIPAL PrOnicr.-A Ycircular ha8s been recently issued front the -lnlic- fIllcc, dlileetedl t - the ighli Constables ttf the priiu te ...

... 'ITE 3E.NlMON LIFE BOAT. _- . .. .. . . , .. . , .. . . - . I iL' iiti'.'tir c(f hi Ntr'th I Vales Chtnirjcle. - II' n(t miitil this ?? theit I saw' your ?? oIs, aitlllneo510 olr(ltionso'ltihe 1t . Ir a ib shimivrock, ilk two ititlate:es, lit ,to ?? I i' zi.Ieim. Io oile tono and tenimper ini !1 0 ,ii il't'ittiatiois zire bh-ought betbor tbn p ib. Iit i. impo-sible timt luly one of priper ...

... To the Editor of the North 'I Ves Chronicle. S, Though I greatly deprecate such' para- graphs in our public. prints as do not sffleiently, diserimltante. between virtue and vice; and little as (Iike to see praises lavished upon persons whose sitoateons 'o life, and 'aily habits do not call for such *publi regardr yet I would. not withhold pratse snhere..prtsa. is due, nor forego the advan- ...

... ?? of toje VilDfit 1oltnlal.. THE THIMBLE 111G ADMINISTRATION, It is arnisilng to Obtserve tile Iburstimi rage or wile servile ?? if tihe 1XnijtiitY, ws-ieilevor 011 sins, is ziiaielo i the speeil il 1'i Mr. tanle)~ ou Friday light, We desire lit) better Ifollliiif its ?? ?? t11a1] ?? Sulrelll iif alilgry ep~ithets 131111ihkl 51 1k 111050 poir creatures ?? it, ill 01033) plalter Li I llere ...

... CARNIARVON VLSTRY MEETING. |11 o01r last wr gave an account of the state of tie ?? in rcgard to thie ClIarchl Rate up to the afternyoo oi Moinday tlc I 31ii instant at 3 o'clock, at whith tine the numbers Wrcr. For the adjournment ?? 347 For the rate ?? ?? 368 Majority for the ratc 21 On Tuesday morning the court re opened and pollinig recommenced and wras carried on Until about 12 o'clock, ...