... .I?Vtllalwo alizi 44aturzial)'o Vow. From the Mzd)id Gazette.) ;MADRID, AUGuST 3. te r HIIE :Ifarquis delaas Anarillas, Alvarez Guerra, fo M and the Milister of Marine, Don Miguel R, de Alava, wf have resigned, and been replaced by the Duke of Castro th Torreno, as Minister of War: Don Manuel de la Riva h Herrera, Dcputy, ?? Governor of Burgos, to the Interior; and Don Jose Sartorio, Minister ...

... A TU l i At r 2tr 8 . SATURDAYtt, aMAR~CH 28, IBM. FToirteen Platishes are to be contoentrated at Alresford, as a Union, to consist of Old and New Al- resferd, Minton Aniprpner, Kiliainster, B3mndean, Bea- i wvorth, W\est 'I'istedl, (,hiltonl Uandover, Brown ('andover, t Bishop's 1:utton, Ropley, Ovington, Swarraton, North ( ingtoun. The elction of Guardians vill take place on T 'l'Thursday ...

... & I -- -2p- - FROm lf'itESDA 'S LODVLO.Nr CAZFT!7'E. Tolwwi>N-~l~lrMAY~ 5. 1HE ?? has been gracionsly plensed to appoint the Hitit tIm, (Grald lte Ls !ervo fail Granvillr, ?? t.o b hiti Mnjestv s Amithitasdttlr Etr'iodl oar T ndj Plipatejulary to the Ring of the Fetilil. WIIT;'iiIALL., hAV 1. The Kioig has been pileased to conslitute and alppoint the Right liciuirable Robert MRiioroniery lord ...

... WHO ARE TIHE GREATEST SUFFERERS I BY INCENDIARY FIRES ? I A sonsibly written letter addressed to the .Agricultural IP3optlaiioi1, has recently been published in thue frm of a Pamphlet, to point out to them that the art- flul firing of Agricultural produce & farm buildings, from a wicked and spiteful wish to injure a particular in- . dlvidual, has unavoidably a contrary effect, the parties 0who ...

... SANVEBll, WVEDNESDAY', NOVEMBER 18, IM> The Sentinelle de-, Pyretsees of Bayonne of) the 12th inst. ha~s the following : Letters from Vittoriaa announce the arrival of Gten. Evans itt that towtt at the t hoo-d of 8,MX) English troops; also of El Patstor with the Chapelgorris, the volunteers of'Spain, and the two battal- I lion of' San Fernando. Since the arrival of Gen. E vanls at Vittoria ...

... llOUSE OF' PEElRS. WEDN ESIdA', MlARilc 18.] Thle Eael of rel- a' grqae adverted to the disputes that had so long existed between this country and Canada, and to the promise that a Commissioner was to be sent to investigate tile character and extent of the complaints; and asked whe- tsier any individual had been determined upon to under- take that duty ? The Ear iof Aberdeen replied that a ...

... .: ?? v r I lrgj-!?rj 41 , ji?c5tn. .. ?? 13 ., - I If03?1 T?'E.DA t'S LONIDON GAZE77TE. Cpa0% 17-'rfI)F flc. 29. l F. B RlR returued tO serve in thisprresent PAiS- L 'a ?? T ?? /,,f ',tAla'amptn 7 Di i- 7..i . Phillip Manseil. of Thorpe TMlalsor, i Ih ca a I venty ?? Nw'rthampton, E.q.. in the iraum of the l l i WVi*. C'har lp. Wentworth Fiizwilfiam. commonly called Vsconwae Milton, deceased. ...

... To tihe I1ubbltant Iioiseioldfrs of thy Borouyh of Porls'rnoitth. GEN'TLE .I EN, You are about to enter ont a new era,-an tera highly important to your interests and to the welfare of the place, when, by the operation of the late Corpo- ration Act, the government of the Borough will de- volve into your hands. Every occupier of any house, warehouse, &c. rated to the poor, and having paid his ...

... jrcoapo aiar -,=;atmTtav'o Veoto. ?? 0--- P' 1. t Fsomn the Freach Papcrs. PARIS, OCT. 12. r a-1 lE progress of the military organization of the W Caz lists in Bliscay sad Catahtonia a~trrccts gretat atten t ion, Wl le mosut sav that theoigasidation] pr~ocecciawith giganu- tic stride., if we may belirve accounts which appear but too certain. Thus, on the 2d of this nsonth, Dorn CtIos reviewed ...

... F ,UD AlI, FRID.AY, MIAY 8,1 lid. The Paris Journals upto IWednesday, con- jpoinit!er, tinue ilseir comments relative to the imPulicY ot prTO jesty ?? ceeding with the State trials, the prelimninarics of whih attnd actuallY commenced on Tuesday.- The Prisoners wiere ?? remved ttn -Monaday from the Pelagic: to the Luxet- 'Ihi1 ?? At eleven o'clock on Tuesday reuming the after s, doors of the ...

... SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1835. Ir ?? I ts The Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal le have been pleased to appoint Thomas Greene, of Chi. d ?? -F--tLU LippuimL 10asiO~ ijte~ne, 01 unift c o chester, Gentleman, to be a Master Extraordinary in c *e the H igh Court of Chancery. f y Captain Pechell's and the Earl of Surrev's s n Bills for the amendment of the Law as to the Titheing fi 0 of Turnip ...

... .outttbamrtnn, . ' SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1835. Sefmtnas tre announced tO be preached to- *t morrow, (Sunday) at Holy Rhood Church, morning and . evening, in behalf of the Church Missionary Society; i and on Tuesday eveni ing a meeting will be held at the ?? Rooms, in furtherance of the same object.- ti On Suinday evening a sermon will be preached at St. e lichael's Church by the Rev. S. R. ...