... 11railed skill in war, of a Nelsou, a Wellington, their noble school of pupils, which have con- stituted our defence in danger; for the moral thunder, by which PRINCIPLE was guarded in aZZling splendour and with virgin sanctity, from the lips of a Chatham, a Pitt, a Fox, and a Can- tliug; for the unequalled learning which has adorned the judicial bench, and still more for the incorruptible ...

... (Mrym tho Record.) d We question if the aliuals of Parliament can supply the record of a more l! deplorable scene tihm that which took p)lace in the Mouse of Coimmonis o0l Thursday night, and in which Plr Littiltons the Chief Secretary, aid Mr Be O'Cooneil the Chief Agitator, of Ireland, were tire. leading actors, Each C' charges the other in the face of the Commons of. Englaid w I th ...

... OPELA7ND, (.17,1 was chalgedI witlhiraing on ithe 2(th 11 ofjull las, itc~ilngrear ttlchrotsid, Commeittedl o rape upoa ?? LI Sevvell;, a volool wremall oboat torsoty yeers of ae mme 0 ?? ippearel for ithe proiteCutilon, arld M~r. CCeTraTltr;IiA .5 for rse IarLuoer.-Citi;y. lils Liorsipi~t ?? pat1ssing OsinteCeC. CIItSOP111 BELL, 140, tss nliarert wvith the nuloilaeighter of Johns Ossaitlil or ...

... I I A? calrbanian.-, PertUTDO ? I.. - EID1NBURGO-. TH URSDA-Y. JULY 17. ?? Melbourie is' Trexer. h .willrecognisein this ?? firm.. a t of thee ?? inq , .all. realsonable. Refornmers will ,be satisfied. It 'isr'matter of. great g'ratifi~cation that Lord Al ...

... ?? 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 ...

... TEM.1'IRANCE SOCIEITY YEITIG'MS. ito lBr(ulfnd, 711i July, 103i. red TO TllE EDITOllS 01 THIE LEt)IS MilllCtJCI'-. (; r r El-s N , Il is our happiness to Ie its err aggve vie1 ihlslitiilose, well aulansted to elevate oer species in ire scale of motril ned intetl Cctrl l lac Ier, albound on every hit sui; istrd it Inellit aire! n os, ilmter ot hlegr gialtllcoitoin to the si eeln gooll to ...

... CUIIDIJIALL, ALONDAY, JULY 1U. olt if It'flhl ?? ?? saat t ?? f i:.lid`isJl, Lt Il;)I) Wt'elocl; ist 1t1iag, is: Io lesi ?? tif bh.,iolaS. 'IbU e';LIrgeH an:rdl.st ?? WeWl!,, a ?? itleocliteilir tII e s-1 a, far ?? ?? i1 lloti:t- istei't'ttsgh ?? pills, catntset nil ttatlsitihce ?? tiieiii'inti . 11 Ilk Looitsii'i ill chlrtgitsg tlhe frit lit JrV sai, lie v:ies lisl)ly t il MIstsL [ Iholi pa ...

... I RECLA If 10 Ture MAnQuis oat DoN EC-.L.-All the good'A and cbattels 'i0f the Most Nolie the Marquis of Donegall in Belfast, are advertised to be sold by t3,e Sheriff of the 'county of -pawn. The adver- tjnent is a very carious one-setting forth no less than Twcernty Execudtionas. -lfbhlin E-aia PosPt DESPERATE CONFLICT BETWEEN TIHE REV 1 N`UE AND A PARTY OF SMU'GGLERS.-~Cove, Mon- day ...

... PonTesAOUTte, July 5.-This day being the anniversary of the Admiral Count Cape St. Vincent's brilliant victory, the Portuguese frigate Duchess of Braganza Fired salutes in celebration of the important event; and in the even- ing the Gallant Admiral and his hospitable Lady entertained a large party of friends at their residence at Purbook, to which the ofllcers of the Braganza were invited. ...

... DON CARLOS'S PROCLA-MIAIYOXY It is said that immediately after arrivine at Eli,. Don Carlos took his seat as President of rite Provinl Juntas, and addressed the following proelainatiea to, Spanish nation:--- Spaniards! I return among yolt to defilrd tile , cause of the country, of religion (I), of our rigtts, ci crown, and of the fundamental laws of the Mojelive Surrounded by the subjects who ...

... Yesterday a number of licensed victuallers, from the parish of Chelsea, were summoned before Messrs. Gre. gorie and Burrell, at Queen-square police-office, by Byers, the informer, for having their houses open during divine service on Sunday. The office was crowded to excess as soon as the cases were called upon, an account of the great interest taken by the trade on the point at issue. Mr. ...

... 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 ...