... SPAIN. SAN SEBASTIAN, SEPT. 4.—Intelligence has reached this town of another outrage committed yesterday against the British sailors. The Royalist, ten-gun brig, under the com- mand of Lieutenant Barlow, being stationed in the rivet of Bilboa, the commander having occasion to communicate with the Ringdove, lying lower down, on board of which was Lord John Hay,the senior officer on the station, ...

... TO TH.E EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Gentlemen, Manchester, May 19,1835. Much has been said about your distress, yet still no one can point out what will relieve you. At this time flour and other grain are about the same price they were at the commencement of the war. I used to pay the load of twelve score of seconds, 24s, or at utmost 26s after the war commenced it kept advancing until I ...

... Intelligence of the fate of this missing vessel, respecting which such apprehensions have been entertained, was received on Sa- turday, and it is of a nature to fully bear them out. The follow- ing is a copy of the major part of a letter from the Captain, Fol- lins, dated Singapore, March 8, 1835 :— I am sorry to have the painful duty to inform you of the loss of the Eliza on the Paracelles, ...

... DREADFUL CASE OF HYDROPHOBIA.—About six weeks ago a dog was sent to the house No. 37, Drummond-crescent, which, to all appearance, was suffering under the distemper, and was placed under the care of a lodger, who undertook to effect a cure. The animal, which did not in the least degree evince symptoms of being in a rabid state, was tied up In the kitchen, but had not been long confined before ...

... Thursday, at two o'clock, his Majesty proceeded to prorogue Parliament, with the usual ceremonies, and delivered the follow- ing most gracious Speech LORDS AND GENTLEMEN, I find, with great satisfaction, that the state of public busi- ness enables me to relieve you from further attendance, and from the pressure of those duties, which you have performed with so much zeal and assiduity. I ...

... 3ilaut Their Majesties left Windsor Castle at a quarter before eleven o'clock on Monday morning, accompanied by the Landgravine of Hesse Homberg, Prince George of Cambridge, and Prince Ernest of Philipsthal, for the Pavilion, at Brighton. Sir Herbert Taylor left the Castle early in the afternoon, to attend the King at Brighton. The Earl and Countess of Munster and the young Viscount ...

... On Saturday morning last, at six o'clock, a number of male convicts were removed from Newgate to the hulks, at Chatham, preparatory to their transportation. Amo/ig them were the Rev. James Sevencroft Blomfield (convicted of stealing a gold snuff-box), Octavius Smith, and Charles and William Mann, and several others formerly moving in a re- spectable station in society, who were tried during ...

... The House of Lords have come to the resolution to hear council at their bar in opposition to the Municipal Reform Bill. Their Lordships' zeal for the people's interest is so great, their love of justice so sincere, and the determination to do good, so exemplary, that they agree to the proposal of the immaculate corporations of Coventry and Liverpool, although such compliance may have the ...

... The following is from the Moniteur of Tuesday;—On the 25th of August 350 Carlist infantry and 50 horse vio- lated the French territory, near La Manera. A Lieutenant of the 3d Light Infantry sustained against them a fire which lasted an hour and a half. A chasseur of the 3d Light In- fantry was killed and another wounded. Several Carlist detachments prepared to assemble at that spot. General ...

... ADULTERATED FLOUR.—Lime constif tion of the chymical components of nUteSa^ree nftr detect lime put into flour, by the hand, }tUre wheat. Tr should fto sure to be found in it; the proof of °F lime is would be better obtained by placing Alteration' flour in water, and examining the serfjfJ ...

... In the year of the world 3665, the monarch Cobthach rogned in Ireland. lie waded through seas of blood to the throne; murdering with his own hands his only bro- ther, Logary, the lawful king. He then seized on the regal authority, and caused Olioll Ayney, the son of Logary, and all his family, to be basely murdered, with the exception of Mayne or Maon, the son of Olioll, a ■c J a^out ten years ...

... STEEPLE CHASE.—TIPPERARY AGAINST CLARE,-At an early hour on Monday morning, this long-expected race between Robert Twiss, Esq.'s, celebrated b. h. Thrasher, and George Walsh, Esq.'s, notorious c. h. Fox, rode by the owners, came off at the long flat be- tween O'Brien's Bridge and Castle Connell, where none but superior cattle could possibly venture on anything like a contest, where deep ...