... SPAIN. The Paris papers contain advices from Bayonne of the 7th, which speak with confidence of a large reinforcement of men under General Aldaman having reached Navarre, and of Mimabeinit jirepan d open *he Spring campaign at the head •f combined force ...

... French papers, speak of the Congress of Toplitz being speedily brought to a close, and of its deliberations terminating altogether peaceful results. The German papers contain letters from Constantinople of the 9th ult., which again speak very favourable ...

... FRANCE. The Parii, Paper* continue to speak of the preparations making ensure tranquillity during the approaching trial, which seem* to be generally disapproved of. Considerable surprise was felt in the Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday, M. Thiers bringing ...

... our letters asserts that the two Messrs. Dupin, M. Passy, and Thiers, will be measbera of the new ministry. Other account* speak very different persons, but there can no doubt that the j**tt milieu party will have the real power in their bands.— Courier ...

... carl also presented a similar petition from Weymouth and Mclcombe Regis. The Earl of RADNOR said that the petition did not speak the sentiments of the borough, for at another meeting a petition totally different had been got up. Earl FALMOUTH—Yes; and ...

... to those amongst the Dublin public who sympathise in the afflictions, and would reward the merits, of genius. We ought to speak out this subject, and say, that this man, who has conferred such honor on our literature and nation, is in a condition to make ...

... satisfactory a manner. We have learned that the military intend to close their defence by calling on tome of the citizens to speak to the neral character of the troops. We will told by the Smyths, and the Dowlings, and by the learned editor of the Carlow ...

... while to inquire. This much, however, may safely asserted, that in all Ireland there not a judicial bench that, generally speaking, wants more to be liberalized than that of Wicklow. We have lately been informed that even in publicans' licenses a scandalous ...

... and convinced that the Colour, Polish, Elegant Shape, and Piois/i of the oni.y Improved Urilish Plate in Dublin will at once speak volumes fur itself. j N. B.—Superior /.onion-made Cabinet Work, Thirty per ' Cent, under every other House in Dublin. ...

... toe, with much of the grace of the little monkeys in the Zoological Gardens, and having reached the centre of the stage, speaks as follows: The five petitioners’ game is played. And all their tricks have been displayed; The sitting members must begin ...

... Prince will to Lisbon in April by Brussels and London ; during the winter be will study the Portuguese language. He already speak* the Latin, French, English, Italian, and Hungarian languages with facility and elegance. —Swabian Mercury. By commercial advices ...

... went least of offence. Ihe collector said that Mr. Card did not interfere prevent these men. physically speaking could not do so, and morally speaking, did; for he desired them to go away, and desired the collector to return in an hour, when they would ...