... Daring Outrage anpd iescuo of a Prisoner. On Mo;nday last ciglrt prisoncers were fully committed to Newgate for trial, by Mr. Laieg, of IIatton-garden Police- office, one of whom wlas a young womnan named ?? Brown, between 17 and 18 years of age, who was charged with stcaling a valuable oil painting, and three volumes of Captain Hyama's Travels through Mexico, from the shop of Mir. Robert ...

... AIR. O'CONNTELT, AND MR. PEASE.-The Newcastle Press publishes a letter from Mr. O'Connell, addressed to t lilr. Larkin, of that town, respecting the charges brought agaiinst the Irish MIembers, by AMr. Pease, in a letter sent by him, n April last, to lM. Kilbarn. It appears that Mlr. 3 O'Conriell was mask acquainted with the charges contained 3 in AIr. Pcase's letter soon after it was written ...

... Chronological Table of ?? Events FOt TIHE YEAR 1833. JANUARY. 5. The Quarter's Revenue is made up, showing a decrease of 29,4731. on the quarter, and an increase of 510,1691. on the vear. 6. The Earl of Winterton dies in his 49th year. 7. Wim. Johnson is executed ait the Old Bailey, for the murder of B. C. Danby, at Enfield, on the 19th of Nov. 10. Sir Tilos. Foley, Captaill of the Goliah at ...

... IVEDNESDAY'S ANND TiHURSDAY'S POSTS. BAN'Kr2UPTSfrozm TUEVDA ll'S GAZETTE. Francis M'ymer, of Starvstreet, WappinrtzWall, victualler. J. Wright, jun. of Cross-lane, St. Msarv-at-Hill, coal-factor. Sophia Ellis, of Fleet-strect, victualler. William Hall, of' Plymouth, silversmith. Richard Loope Lintborne, of Poole, victualler. John Taylor, of Bradford, Wiltshire, grocer. Beilby Barker, of ...

... P E0 S a 9 e MI I P? am LONDOiN-r-&'dafi'ta ii' - aflairs of the East continue to cngage a great n of attention at Paris, as appears by the lengthy o; dlations upon the subject in the Journals of lon- The tone of these Journals generally is warlike, ?? ,nularly that of the Ministerial portion of the Vr- which contend that the treaty botwveen the Em- pe.o Nicholas and the Porte affords ample ...

... is LONDON, DEC.31. In Arrived at Falmouth his Majesty's packet Skylark, Lieut. Ladd, from the Brazils; sailed from Rio de in Janeiro the 14th ult. At the time she sailed the l- country was as tranquil as usual. The young Emperor in had quite recovered his health. The Pedroite faction confidently expect Don Pedro amongst them as soon as Is matters are settled in Portugal; but the Regency pro- ...

... SUINDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S POSTS. LONI)ON, DEc. 31. D The accounts in the Paris Papers of Sunday are Co isot very favourable to the Queen of Spain's cause. of' At Gfleruten, in Biscay, General. Baron del Soldr 4i3 d'Espinosa, commanding a body of the Queen's troops, the armountin to 300 of the line and 920 othe Royal act Guard, attackd1,900 Carlists, Commanedby Zabala, as on the gist, and were ...

... SATURDAY, JAN4. 4. '''ilaisr1tAS, as celebrated in this country, is a para- II!; there is no season at which thler is so great a ;.xation from habitual toil, yet none in which the ; iforts of life are so amply enjoyed, not only by the Jli but by the poor. Such a state of things could ,; er subsist in the ordinarv and natural course of ..its : surplus comforts imply surplus means, and ; enthese ...

... BOROUTGH OF HUDDEMlS.FTELD.' T'e nomination of candidates to fill the office of RepTesen- tativc for this borough, vacant by the death of Captain Fenton, took place on Alonlay morning at ten o'clock, il the Market- square of uluddersfield. Although political feeling ran very high in this place, not the slightest infraction of the peace occurred prior to the norniaation; nor, if we except the ...

... ' The intelligence from Spain is ver contradictory, but it is evident from it that a serious ci il war is raging in almost every district of the couiitry.1 The ()ueen's party assure us that General Questl4d has defeated the Carlist bands in all parts of Cast dle, and that the Curate Merino has been obliged to, ..ke a hasty retreat into Portugal, where two Spanisl, Generals, Alorillo and Rodil, ...

... 0 XF l R D, SATURDAY, JAN. 11. gre Thle Morning Hcrald has lately made some rcmarks les' on the unhallowed project of those whom it styles pI tshe Clurchl-levellers of the Mletropolis. As ve have in, no great predilection for iruitation ar ticles fashioned liau out of the materials which others have supplied, wve lcs- shall place before our readers an extract from tire and Herald on the ...

... or 3b' a S AND UESDAY'SmPO-STi. .SUNiiDAY'5S A.ND TUESDAY 'S POSTS.'S LOND)ON, JAN. 7. We have a quantity otf informat~on to-day fromn the kingdom of Valencia, at a ~i5CC ca aledb Felipe, i it ntew ?? a ae pae u wve are tldiaa peiysp ce.adislneN a chief oftenm ?? st hot.Ohree rig cutions fbtlowcd, and the civil war in tiiih qwltr id fairto besanguinary. A report prevails tht ?? having ventured ...