... GENERAL SIB. THOMAS PICTOS- The following Order, issued by our gallant country man immediately after the storming of Cividad Rodrigo, is at once so characteristic of his bravery and his generosity, that we are sure our readers will be gratified by seeing it in the columns of the Gazette I and Guardian. We procured it from a Glamorgan- i shire gentleman, formerly in the 77th (the gallant ...

... SCRIPTURE 49. JUDR, v. 9. Michael the Archangel, when con- tending with the Devil, he disputed about the body of Moses. It is the opinion of some, that Moses was translated, like Elijah, into heaven, and that the Devil contended with Michael that he ought not to be thus translated, in that he had been guilty of murder, in slaying the Egyptian. But as this idea has no other dependance than ...

... .JULY 10.-A1thollgh the weather continues un- settled for hay making, yet there is no great damage doue, aud in the vale of this county about one-halt is secured in tolerahle condition The ground having1 experienced a deficiency of moisture since April, the crops are universally light, and are soon made g-t-ass is also deficient. The frequent showers, not- withstanding they do not penetrate ...

... Otabd U Eanthrnd. te SPAIN~ It The intelligence contained in our private letters from td If the Spanish capital is highly interesting and important. ro Our correspondent, under date of the 18th ultimo, corm. r- municates to us several notes exchanged between Mr. It Van Ness (the American Minister at Madrid) and M. e Martinez de la Rosa, for effecting an arrangement between a. the late colonies ...

... SA T URDAY, JuL 26. IYis Paper, in addition to a large and increasing circulation in Bristol; will be found to be more generally circulated, in the a,4oining Courties, thori any of its contemporaries. It is seen, to agreat ertent, in Gloucestershire, Somersetshire, Wilts, and Devon, while in C'ornwall, Moeqmoutlshire, Glamorganshire, Carosar- lhvnishire, Pembroheshire, Cardiggnshire, and ...

... The following Petition, wve understand, has been most namerously an/i respectably signed, and is about to be transmitted to the King. Petitions of similar import, and breathing the same sentiments of attachment to a Religious Establishment, are in course of being circulated and signed in almost every parish in this county:- UNlTO THlE cI1 G'eS MsOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. roat )teEellent elonarvii ...

... frights LonCion J4 y t6. fIll'A - Lonlon July 16. ?? cg the fllotiog letter frona our private te re ~t Iri d, ldated 8th J1ly:- thre re losnf ?? arrives, we shall -have ' ,. fvc te'rom tbo most distant of.the electoral col- Iaso that iO shall-then he able to .es def c Iidedly of tile probable temper of the Re.. the P05100 . ?? *re-have a few nories fesent e. ratier strongly of Crhlsm, but it ...

... . The following are verbatim copies of two bills which Su have been brought into the louse of Commons by the la Lord Advocate and Mr Attorney-General, one entitled in a bill to explain certain provisions in an act of the w, third and fourth years of his present Maljesty, to provide ot for the election of Magistrates and Councillors for the th several burghs and towns of Scotland, which now ...

... - OmN THE. LONMOS OAZETTE. ., - -*rtTE[ArL, JUW ^LY 2. Tho-Kingiaebael2pljagaldto appoit. James Ivory, ;Esq.--o be Slxeiff;Depuite af tbe shire, Or ?? of ofl the Island of Bute,T.16'e route df ShtirJ'M'Corimick, of Robert th' ebigi alsoi bsen pleased 4.poeintRoett Thomson,. Erq. tobe Siheriff..Depqte..of'bo shire or 915 -sheriffilom oF Cait~hos in' 'the room of. James Ivory, g1 Esq~. appointed ...

... I i'4nxJftlF : HOU, Ot DS54Dne 27 .3 Dai -S gali.c Pti~t~atreswKSi.aL,; , . - - l~l t~bil~tso~f C A~tiR ~ ftre rose to move - ta.thi s* lt Wcom nittey Ho asiundeistoo1d to coin d piann 'of 'thuineffiifincy of the present law ielatve to ?? p,,olaces-ef tleitrjaasement. It Wtas prepiisit0ou to , 'that there iere to be sinch a number of, theatres InD t great ntroplls left w ithout regolationr of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. M- n day, Jsae a0. BREACH Or nPIVsLNSG. The orear WI the day fir the attendance of the editor of the Morning Post was read, upon which Mr Thomas Bittleston appeared at the bar. In answer to some questions put by the LORD CHANCELLOR and Earl GREY, Mr Bittleston admitted his full responsibility for the insertion of the article which had been pronounced a gross breach of privilege ...

... MlEnCUitY OFFICE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9. Fr L . A . ?? . s. A d. __ .. _- ?? We have just been favoured with the reading of a letter, tdatedLondon, 4-past 7, last evening, (Tuesday,) coming am from a highly respectable authority, stating that very senous differences having arisen in Parliament, it was confidently d try believed that a dissolution of the Government would imme- tlet diately follow. ...