... BRIGHtON, Dee. 16.-Solie' excitement has been caused lere during the last week by an ancouncemenr that a public meeting would be held yesterday at the Old Ship Tavern, at which the Re(v. Mortimer O'Su1ii van would make known the real character and purpoRes of Popery, as exhibited in Ireland, and the dangers to Protestantism. The meeting wvas convened for 12 o'clock, and the arlioission was to ...

... WEEKLY EP ITOME. FOREIGN. The news from the north of Spain is. tbat Cordov bad an interview with General Evams atBriviesca, ivhere he reviewed the squadron of cavalry which accompanied the Britbh le gion. The two generals exchanged horses, and expressed mutual confidence. The Britibh await at Vittoria their artil lqry. &c. Orsa took Estella by surprise-on the 75th, and drove out the Caellts, ...

... foA the BUABR'GERSqSof he NEW TOWN COUNCIL. * iFxtitoWJCztrzits,-Tfie: day of our enfranchi tmert is athand; jf, indeed, we not only design to act, but will act, hijn &manoer that ialsl ternder iVlUNwICrAL 4t,oas a measure not only epeating .p,amisieto the Car, but, keeping it to tbe hope. For centuries our, teic -st aind mnst valuable interests have lair; ' inder the powerof locil government ...

... MUNTCIPAL E;LECTION, WARD OF ST FHlLIP~AN.D.AO (IT-, A~ nutiferouser~eetinK of thIe burgesses~of this wAird Was held on 1N .S,%nDRaa, .Esq, was Veiled to the chair. The Chi~iirman, after re, tet-ti -is'th 'sOi eOe iiiaotee ctpeieni had 6d~t~his called oiit rsdsidtli'~blevdti~et~~ had bee e'olwadi~bt. geneisInvitntitsr, wiithdtiit dti~U5 l party. ~TheocIject foi~which they werd.met was a ...

... I FROM. FRIDAY'S & TUESDAY'S GAZETTES. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENtCY. William Harbridge, Dunstable, and late of Claremont Mews, Pentontville, horse.dealer. ! BANSiCUPTC!SS ENLARGED. William F. Ogilvy, Oxford-street, grocer, from Dec 25 to 29. Thomas Parnell Plymouth, draper, from Dec 25 to Jan II. William Llewellyn, West Smithfield, iron-founder, to Jan II. BANKRUP'TCY SUPERSEDEDI. John Pym ...

... TAVAL IXNELL5^EMGE. wlt i Al S V ±t 1jAt' A iZtftdtf. VI: It is, cuirrentl iy ritioti re ie the, jest in fort ei circles that \'ice-Advalrral thetI, Sir In t er It l wiket IN il Hstecrees Sir George C oclsburc its ?? NVest ieu' ( cod tt at tilsat Nieth Americine commanodi. It still be recsollecttd that kir Peiter tees select- 1) Isis ed by Eflee (le Grey, tlire tote liivst tuird oif the ...

... ti' In consequence of the remicarls made by two of t; the Rev. Gentlermen who addressed the sneeting q: in George Street on Wedinesday the 2-3d instant, fa Bailie Stodart has found lhimself called upon to re- ply to stivh fparts of their speeches as bore clear reference to ltimself. This the B]ailie has done in e - -Irtat t srdslresed to the Loed' Priovost, Xi16gis a itrates, and CVttdnillors ...

... The house of Beaufort has again been thrown into affliction by the death of the Duchess's sister, the daughter of Culien Smith, Esq. The Duke of Beaufort has appointed the following gentlemen his Chaplains: — Rev. Dr. Cooke, Tortworth Rev. Henry Shute, Frampton Colterell; Rev. Townsend Stephens, Thornbury and Rev. H. Richards, Horfield. The subscriptions in aid of the Irish Clergy reach a most ...

... SPORTING. The Monmouthshire Hound, will meet act This day (Saturday, Dec. 26th). Lanellan Turnpike. Tuesday, 29th. Lanvair Bridge. Friday, Jan. 1st Lanatth Church. At Half-past Ten each day. The F. D. H. Hounds (Mr. Carr's) will meet on Monday, 28th Dec. Hewelsfield. Thursday, 31st Trowgreen. Monday, 4th Jan Chase. Common. Each day at 1 en o clpck. N.B. The above meetings whenever the frost ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, SA.TURDA\ BERKBLBV, ». BRONE^-TOS ACTTO ('heltenham, to recover co(npellsation for the that had been occasioned' to bis gig by the negligent dnv.ng of the defendant's servant. u. piatt ctat»,i ,i„ Mr. Knowles opened the pleadings. Mr. natt stated the case to the Jiuv. He observed that the accident for which case to tne jury. rec0ver damages happened in the this action ...

... 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 ...

... SPAIN- OPENING OF THE CORtES.-ROYAL SPREsscI MADRID, Nov;. 16.-This interesting day. has passed ovet very well, . and the Queen, the members-of the, two tstarflentos, and the people, all seempleased. Atan early ?? a-enues to the galleries of the Chamber of Procuradores wele croaded with well dressed peopleaand ladies of the highest rank, all anxious to obtain seats, in older to witness the ...