... SUNDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S POSTS, LONDON, SEPT. 23. a The ?? arrived from Lisbon, which brings tl accounts to the 14th inst. The Royal Marriage Act I had passed the Chambers, and a ?? to be dis- ti patched immediately for the Prince of Leuchtenburg. P The health of Don Pedro had improved. f There is not any domestic news of importance in the o French Papers of Sunday, except that most of them P ...

... 0 XFO R-D9 SATURDAY, SEPT. 6. On Sunday the 14th instant Two SErtmoNs will be preached in the Parish Church of Witney, by the Rev. UIIAI~LS JYERUAM, M. A. the Rector, for the National adtl Sunday Schools in that parish. The benefit of these Schools has long been expe- rienced in the populou- and nmanufacturing district of 11Iitney, and justly entitle them to the liberal support of every well ...

... [FPo?)1 tme BIORNING III-MALD oft Wednesday.] 'A he fcl devoted WXhig papers wich London now boasts have had the hardihood to deny the coalition between the Melbourne Ministry and Mr. O'Connell, while their own columns afford ample testimony, if any were wanting, to con- vince every reasonable mind that a most disgraceful compact exists between the rulers of the British empire and the repeal ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETrTE OF FRIDAY. At the Court at S. Jamnes'is the 171/s ?? 1834,,D1'ent - the KtiS9s Mt ?? ient Mlfjes&y ic Couancs. T is this day ordered by his Majesty in Council, .. that the Parliament, which stands prorogued to Thursday the 25th of September Inst. be further prorogued to Thursday the 23d of October. BANKRUPTS. John Chandler and Samuel King, of St. Paul's Churc~h-yard, ...

... Loss of the Camneleon Rievenfuc Crtter' 1'?1pnouths, Sept. (.-Thc Coutrt Ilartinil ill Captain Lord John Hay, the officeas, and tarn, of his Majesty's frigate Castor, for running dow n the cutter Camelcon, coeneaced this morning on board the guardship Svan Josef, at nine o'clock. The Court was composed of Capt. Superintendenit Ross, C. B. &c. President ; Captain Falcon. San Josef; Capt. Sir ...

... DANDURY, Sept. 25. . ?? ?? On Friday last died 1M iss Alice (aless, sister of Mr. Calss fishmonger, of this borough, aged 58 years. On Saturday last died, at her son in an'vs house at Stony Stratford, after a most sevcre illness, deeply regretted by her family and friends, Jane, wife of Mr. Rowe, for a long term of vears confectioner and toyman in this borough. On Tuesday last died MIary, ...

... ?? UIPT. LONDO VT- -rid'ay. The lettors fromn Paris, of Tuesday's date, bring the prices of the French Funds a shade lower, but they *do not contain any news of importance. Spanish Cortes Bonds were very firm at 13, and the Coupons 19 2A. Advices had been received from Madrid to ?? il . but no decisive intelligence relative to the. Finapce' Committee bad transpired. The continued.steadiu~ss of ...

... S.U RDF S -13. Slg!'URDAY, SEPT. 13. TO-MORROW Two SEItMONS will be preached in the parish Church of WVitney, by the ltev. CHARLES JEItaAM, M. A. the lector, for the National and Sun- dtay Schools in that parish. I'he benenit of these Schools has long been expe- rienced in the populous and manufacturing district of W1itncy, and justly entitle them to the liberal support of evel'y well-wisher ...

... BnITXSH ASSOCIATION. - . .. . . .. I . The foteth stmeaing of this Association having been ap. pointed to be held at Edinburgh, the first general meeting accordingly took place on Alonday evening, in the Assembly- rooms, George.street. The large room was Completcly crowded with the members and the ladies by whom most- of them were accompanied. Among the distinguished persons in the room were ...

... ABiINGDON, Septemb.er 12. hast Monday week as Mr. Dewe, of Cabtuore, was return- filgfroml our market. he was attacked by three ruffians near the ash house in Chi lton Placid (by the bye, that ash house is a great nuisance) welo did all they could to unhorse hinm; but Mr. D. who is a very strong maol, was able to keep his seat and to heat thent over the brad with hisistick until they ceased ...

... The ?? t Edhillburgh Dinner to Eanrl Crey, On MONDAY, September 15. The dinner took place in the splendid temporary edifice which had been erected for the purpose in the area of the High School. The most perfect arrangements had been made by the stewards for the admission and accommodation of the immense number for whom dinner was provided in the apart. ment (upwards of 1.550), while those who ...

... WVEDNTHSDAY's AND 'THIURSDA YS POSTS LONDON, SEPT. 11. A Lisbon mail has been brought by the African, which left the Tagus oin the 3d. It appears that on the 25th tIt. Don Pedro was elected Regent in the Chamber of Deputies by a majority of 90 to 5; and on the 2pth, in the Peers, by a majority of 9 to 4. l)on Pedro has since .ewomnled the Peers with twenty- four new creations, and we suppose ...