... .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delaas Anarillas, Alvarez Guerra, fo M and the Milister of Marine, Don Miguel R, de Alava, wf have resigned, and been replaced by the Duke of Castro th Torreno, as Minister of War: Don Manuel de la Riva h Herrera, Dcputy, ??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 ...

... VARINTL. - T~st PLEASURES; OF SCENTZFIC INVE5TIGATION.-If it is pleasing to find that the properties of two curves so exceed- ingly unlike as the eclipse asid the hyperbola closely resema -1 ble each other, or that APpearances so dissimilar as thle S9 Inotion of the mooin and the fall of ain tipple from the tree a are different forms of the same fact, it aftords a pleasure of o~ tuge same kind ...

... SJJNDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S POS'rS,. HolU81 OF LORDS-Blonday. Ii A fotr several petitions ontvarious subjects, ehiefly regarding 031 the Nel nicipal ?? Bill, had been presented, The Duke of CLF~VEe.AwNDpresisntcd a petition from iv Varling101l in favour of that Bill. In doing so -lie aivalled it hpnself of ithe opportunity to state, as one of the oldest Pi Members then present, that he had to ...

... C?M13RLDGE ELECTION. From the aspect of the town yesterday mornine, it W0UId have beesi scarcely possible for a stringer to lias-e imagined that an elect jun was about tii take place. '[here was no notivard and vi?iltlc sign of excitement, no hastiC, no crow(l, no touch of interest in the Countenance or bearing o tiny jitti rid tial you addressed. Mr. Rice appearcd soon after the opening of ...

... The frightful grimes perpetrated in Barcelona on the sth inst. appear to have been followed by others hardly less revolting. The Journal de Par is ot Milon day night states that the Municipal Government of Barcelona lha4 ta)sn nweaslr-s to prevent tflc recurrence of dis- orkli'rS. }On the ta ornin,' ;,f tile Gth inst. qrre ,. anlI . VCitlions took place. 'lite municipality, in coii unCe- tioni ...

... o X F 0) 1 DI SATURDAY, JAM4. 3. 11'E last week, in contemplation of a dissolution of Parliament, made some remarks on the three Gen- tirluen who are Candidates for the Representation of tie City; and we took a cursory view of the respective claims ot each, as far as could be collected from their avowed opinions. In doing this we were necessarily cr) brief in our notice of Mr. Hughes, because ...

... PRISON RZGULATIONS. The following has been transmitted to the Sheriffh of the Counties, &c. frolm the H1om1e Officc:- W/sitelhall, Oct. 12, 1835. Gentlemen,_1 beg to direct your attention to an Act passed in the last Session of Parliament, 5th and 6th William IV. c. 38, intitled ' An Act for effecting greater uniformity of practice in the government of the several prisons in Eng- land and ...

... TUESDAY' rPOST CONTINUED. Fvom the LONDON GAZET'TE ofFRIDAY. At the Court at St. Jaiijes's, the 9th of September, 1835, present, the King's Most lxcellent Majesty in Council. His Alajesty has been pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to order, that the number of sergeants (not including the sergeant-n ajors), borne on the existing establishinent of the disembodied staff of the ...

... 4) S S 'j1'URDA1', AUGsTs 8. After a debate of considerablc 1clngth, the 1rouso of lords ' ci line agreed, by a majoirity of 124 to 54, to hear evidence at ji thc blar ill support of the several petitions presented ngainsr . the Municipal Corporstiot Bill. There is a charm in the word ' cridesrce, so congelliul to English ears, as carryitig in with it an altidote to arbitraryadjtUiieiti:). ...

... UOUSE OF LORDS-olMtaday. I Assent was given, by Commission, to the The ?? Railway Bill, the Woods Duties Bill, the (brent WesOvl5on (Ireland) Bill, the Highways Bill, the Preser pea r BIll Bill, the Slave Owners' Comn0pensation Bill, s -chei f he (rown Bit, the Colontial Passengers' Bill the tlr Debtors' Court (Ireland) Bill, the Exchequer n I ) tll, the Turnpike Roads Bill, tile Port of the ...