... LONDON, MONDAY, Mat/ a3. A telegraphic despatch from Bayonne of the itb, ennounces the resignation of M. Aleidizabil and tbe whole of the Spanish Blinistry. Letters from ttie frontiers of Spain, d;ted 17th inst., state that a general attack on the (Carliit positions by the Queen's troops was shortly expected. Egais was, oln the 14.rh. at Arlaban ; Vililareal at Guevmra * Iturialde at Salinas ; ...

... ( p I (I IN ?? C () R B, ES P 0 N D E, N C E,. NORlHtAl'il YWllN AL HAY M l ?? Ds cI~T't' fi/ T WePXUTERI P F! INO POST. Si t,-A letter having ?? iln a rieolt uipr of the .nexl,'r Gaze! I-, igllkl Nute A w isiduolt, oil tile suoect or the iniiprovecloiiit ol' tils ?? TI) 1 proaltiidac, peirllit uie to niali al t o-eisatioil or two upin it. A New Itesident sn~ecsh the piu-ilrl a sifflieient ...

... TITHE COMMUTATION IEE'Ir'lN(. - ?? . I 1 - .~ ,M -A ?? .. - hol1d ill t On TIuesdaiy the 20th instant, a MvIetumi Was ?? in Lit paiih of Sowton, near this city, convened by the land-owners of the said parish, fur the purpose of miaking an agreemint with their Rector, the Venerable A rhdeacon Blarnes, for the Com- mutation of Tithes. John Garratt. Esq . of Bishop's Court, the principal land ...

... A F From hie AogSlwrg Gubattse) & second article, entitled Russia and Europe, which appeared lately in an extraordirrary supplement f the dagsbstrg Cazette, seems to have for Its object to explain the existing relatiosship between Europe and Russia, And to attest the coisoliag certainty that bii this respect the western nations have nothin to lenr for their Independence as long as the presrt ...

... 1M11PROVIE WNT 01' NORTiERaNIIAY. To t1iA ED IT'ORI of t/c EYE TElt FL Y[ING-POST. SIR,-I understand tie Common Council are about improving NAirilo-.rlri, tiow I fiod till I h s t ou-o t o itver:i-eiiiciito th r'eeiyp P.thuatia i lllfi lroio Dliikv.iji, wur ii-ri aii Snirs--fir., to *-flint rrmtl~i all~rortiifiid wihi-lt rudy tie .eiilth.itiit in lilt iplif lviii fi!ihi ;iii tisitnit- it is ti ...

... A generall Meeting of the Council of this city took place on Thursday last at (uildtball, Samuel Kingdont, Esq., Mayor, in the Chair. The first subject was the consideration of the adjourned question of thbe propriety of authorising a Boroughi Rale, the niotice for which being read, .11, WVoolsner rose for the purpose of moving tha' this question be deferred until the Finance Committce were in ...

... Devon Cotunt6y loricullural Society. This newv Society established for the promotion of Botany and Floriculture, held its first exhibition on Wednesday last, in Congdon's Large Room, which was filled with some of the choicest and most beautiful plantswhich have ever been exhibited within those walls,-the arrangements being most tasteful and judicious. The company who visited the exhibition ...

... LONDON, SALISBURY, EXHITER, AND FALMOUTJH RAILWAY. We have now to congratulate our readers and the public that Cornwall is at length to participate in the advantages derivable from the course of progressive improvement. The London, Salisbury, Exeter, Plymouth and Falmouth Railway is now to be extended in its course to this county, and its line of route from Exeter will be through or near ...

... * POTrSCRIP 138 B. l bObO ONu TUEI)AY, Wec) a the MiousE oF f Lbns last nit, le .Eatrli of Roden, presinted net llrtbt t fin e Argldiorese oi ToR n, ind l~e dloceseo r Arniaeht, 1iltlnltie, otid'.Ctonteit, ?? tie Titlhe Conmitatlll . ilt,: and enteredh iotanstastdlutil'isl drtllei¢eetye alled ttelleiy Ac cintin'.~a frinin ~tth.iceka mail, xpit it in anstlser place. Anri wan fouiisvwed'hy ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, Ju1e 14.-Petitions were presented for the abolition of imprisonment for debt-for the better I observance of the Sabbath-day-from Ireland, that no measures might be adopted injurious to the Established Church-and from the city of Gloucester, for the abolition of the punishment of death. RAILROAD BmLLs.-The Duke of Wellington gave notice, that ! in all future Railroad ...

... - ?? t + ?? : -- ?? - C F spry ., -e , I1 4 ; £.O.-YDON, 'PUEWS]),Y, o- i ?? ?? r- The Russian goverument has poblishled another lqs o' 1o 2, noblemeii of the governmcnt of Willia, all whose prpltf ls cozliscated, for their baving taken part in the revolution of Pole: id. Tie latest letters from Constanstinople sly that the plague was spreld:n g in that city. It swas said at Constlatinople ?? ...

... TH E PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY.-The house went into committee on the Common Fields Enclosure 13111. -Lord ELllesborouigh said its object was to afford facilities for the enclosure of common, arable, and meadow land, and not for the enclosure of waste ?? Holland had been much pressed to submit an amendment which would secure an open space near large towns, or all towns containing over ...