... SPAIN. HEAD-QUARTERS, ST. SEBASTIAN, APRIL 22.—The 6th and 3d regiments, with the Lieutenant-general and his staff, disembarked here at eight o'clock this morning. nine days after leaving Vittoria, including three days' sojourn at Santander. The RiBes, under Colonel de llottenberg, vill arrive to-morrow; and in the course of two days more the whole force of the Legion will be concentrated here ...

... In another part of our paper will be found the parti- culars of the sanguinary battle outside the walls of St. Sebastian. The British Legion, ill treated, worse paid and badly fed as it has been,still maintained the honour of the land from which it sprung, by its gallant conduct in the field. The conflict was murderous, and numbers of brave fellows have fallen. Officers, as well as men every ...

... 'i' t»i«a instant the stated oujrterly On luesdaf evening, the 3a msiaru, Tnr; meeting of the Town Council was heid a ie -ga • Present—Joseph Latch. Mayor, in the Cnaii Wm. U il- liams, Geor;}e Oliver. John Owen,W »• n^ °nn Frost, S. Igg.dden, John Young,-Geo. Geth,in i homas Wells, Thornas Hawkins, Lewis ^(,war^' i)ael. lof'1 s' Joseph Corbie, and Richard Mullock. J he m nuje of he last co ...

... NEWBRIGF, MAY 5.— At the meeting of subscribers to the New Church, held this day at the Bridgewaler arms, several plans were submitted for approval. The building committee adjourned their meeting to the 12th, to consider the respec- tive plans, and will probably on that day definitively adopt one. Above £ 800 had already beeji subscribed, with hopes of sub- stantial assistance from some of the ...

... There ari beggarly German Princes in troops, and some of the sour-crout cur3 have presumed to cast longing eyes at the Princess Victoria. THE IHIJII TuliE Bxr.r..—Tithe to be commuted for s rent-charge, with the deduction of 30 per cent., and 2* for collection. Power to be given io re-open composition ia celtain cases. The chuse appropriating the surplus annual revenue, of about £ 84,000, ...

... PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com- puted from the returns made in the week ending April 26th, is 33s 8d per cwt., exclusive of the duties of Customs. ...

... ROOM FOR THE LADIES !-The glorious first of June will this year be more glorious than ever. Future generations will not fail to celebrate that day as the birthday of the Millenium -the dawn of a golden age to come. On that day the ladies are to enter parliament in triumph—on that day the house is to be reformed indeed. Lord John Russell has, with very considerable wisdom, declared that he cer- ...

... LATEST INTEI/LXO-ENCE. LONDON, TIICHSDAY EVENING. The mails which have been delayed by the stoimy state of the weather, have arrived this morning, and the Paris papers of Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, are brought together. Amongst the congratulatory addreises presented to the King, as usual, on the first of May, was one from R-I. Dupin, as President of the Chamber of Deputies, which has created ...

... bill L^RUPTS-—C- J. Delvalle, Peckham-grove, Camberwell, T r> I?7 T. Dodd, jun., Fincliingfield, Essex, plumber. j Rirley, Luton, Bedfordshire, plumber.—J- Gornm, T triors, Warwickshire, hotel keeper.—J. t-dovd, IT A? »joiner.—J. Simpson, Manchester, publican. VV. pLi ander and C. B. Richards, Upper Clifton-street, hardwareman.—J. Hayes, Little Bartholomew- uose, builder.—T. W. Willews, Fleet ...

... BOW-STREET.—On Monday, two gentlemen, who gave their names, Peter Simpkins and Charles Jenkins, were charged with being found drunk and disorderly, and incapa- ble of taking care of themselves, in White Hart-street, Drury-lane, at half-past five o'clock on Monday morning. Mr. Peter Simpkins, on being put to the bar, was recognised as the Marquess of Waterford, the noble Marquess having been in ...

... We regret to perceive in The Literary Gazette the announcement of the death of Mr. J. H, Wiffffi, the iiistorian of the house of Russell, and author of other works of considerable merit. On Monday night Mr. Wiffen retired to rest at Woburn Abbey, where he held the situation of librarian to the Duke of Bedford, and whence his literary productions emanated, in perfect health and contentment at ...

... BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.—Edwaid Lawrence Ireland, Birmingham, factor. BANKRUPTS.—John Whitehead, W:ocdford, E«ex bu» late A. Pai,k;5tle,et- Southwark, and of Stratfoid, dver.-Jacoo'i .Ahrenfeld, Liverpool, merchant.—W illiam Briscoe Lilly, Birmingham, coal merchant.—.Robert Jones Bangor Car narvonslnre, punter.—Ilenry Ale Eve, Bath 'nastrv r'nnV '1 homas Hogg, Boroughbudge. Yorkshiie, corn ...