... FRANCE. The following singular and impressive scene took place last week at Cremareste, near Boulogne-sur-Mer. M. Noel, a bachelor, aged 85, who is a native of the village, but residing upon his own property at Versailles, felt a desire before he finished his earthly career to re-visit his native village, which he had not seen for 70 years, and become ac- quainted with the branches of his ...

... To find three numbers in arithmetical progression, the sum of the two first is a rational cube, the &um of the three, equal to and their rectangle equai to 105. Newland, MEROs ...

... Joseph Hayne, Esq. against whom it will be remem- bered the Countess of Harrington, when Miss Foote, recovered 30001. damages for a breach of promise of carriage, came up this morning to be heard upon his peti l»on. His discharge was opposed by Mr. Nicholls, on the part of T. Cayley, Esq. M.P. The schedule filed by Mr. Hayne is somewhat volumi. nous. It exhibits creditors to the number of one ...

... Abridged from the Courier. Moreno treacherously decoyed Torrijos, Boyd, and their com- panions from Gibraltar-he not only sent Torrijos letters, en- treating him to land on the Spanish coast, at a spot specially pointed out, but employed a military officer, whom he sent to Gibraltar, to impress on Torrijos the necessity of his appearing immediately. Does Moreno recollect the visit of the Friar ...

... MOON'S AGE. New Moon, lULY 6, 91i. 9m afternoon. ...

... ( Continuation of Thursday's Parliament from our lust) HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURSDAY. POST OFFICE. Mr. WALLACE brought forward his motion for an address to his Majesty, praying that he would be graciously pleased to appoint a Commission to inquire into the management of the Post-office and Packet-service. The hou. gentleman supported his motion by a variety of arguments and statements that went ...

... METROPOLITAN. We understand that Mr. Alexander Raphael, one of the Sheriffs elect, is a member of the Catholic Church, and will be the first gentleman of that persuasion admitted to the office of Sheriff in the city of London, since the passing of the Catholic Emancipation Bili.-Morning Paper. IRISH CHURCH COMMISSION.—The commissioners, who have had already several meetings during the week at ...

... A committee was appointed to try the merits of the Dungarvon election petition.—Mr. O'Connell gave notice, that upon an early day he would call the attention of the house to the subject of prize fights, and the homicides occasioned thereby. Lord Althorp moved the third reading of the Poor Law Amend- ment Bill, which was met by Mr. Hodges with an amendment that the bill be read a third time ...

... ROYAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL.—The fourth and last per- formance took place on Tuesday. Their Majesties came in state as on former days, and the Abbey itself was literally crammed. The Messiah concluded the five days' perform- ances of the famous commemoration in 1784, as well as those of the present festival. At the commemoration of 1784, the number of vocal performers was 275 of instru- mental ...

... London, Thursday Evening. The Moniteur of Tuesday publishes a Royal ordinance, by which the Chambers are called to meet, for the despatch of busi- ness, on the 31st of July, instead of the 20th of August, fixed upon by the Royal ordinance of the 25th of May. The meeting will be one of mere form, and the Chambers will, after it has taken place, be prorogued until the end of the year. In stating ...

... The urgent necessity, for the security of the whole British .Empire, that the conspiracy against Christian Religion in Ireland be laid prostrate, cannot be more strongly proved than it is by occurrences at this moment passing in that ill- fated land. It has come accidentally to our knowledge, within a few hours of the present moment, that two extensive landed estates in that country, the ...

... BANKRUPTS.—Timothy Smith, Edgeware-road, hosier.—Sarah Brady, Kingston-upon-Thames, grocer.—James Henry Arthur* Garlick-hill, wholesale stationer.-Thomas Dodson, St. Paul's Church-yard, needle manufacturer.-Robert Pitman, Park-lane, Piccadilly, saddler.- Isaac Watts, Stoke-upon-Trent, Stafford shire, stationer.—Charles Poynton Lumb, Leeds, commission* agent.-Frederick William Hooper, ...