... LET US LOVE ONE ANOTHER. NEW SONG. Let us love one another —not long may we stay ; In thisbleak world of mourning some droop while'tisday. Others fade in their noon, and few linger till eve ; ! there breaks not a heart but leaves some one grieve; And tbe fondest, the purest, the truest that met, Have still found the need to forgive and forget; oh! though the hopes that we nourished decay, ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, JULY 18. INTELLIGENCE waa received yesterday from the north of Spain, thai on the 10th Gen. Evans mail* an attack oa Fuutarabia. Before daybreak, about thousand Anglo-Spanith and Spanish troop# were transported ia English steam-boats and Spanish irincadores to the coast near About eight o'clock they landed and took up a position on the heights near to the chapel Guadalupe. At ...

... iainD. DUNLOP, having the most exce'lent ,vu ?? ; „/ssen_ers, will leave LONDON for ROTTER. , s .,aV NEXT, the 17th instant, at Seven o'clock a] ,,i every Sunday following. Fare to Cologne. 3i. _«. 4. Is ; and tn Strasburg, 21. 17s. 3d. For further Mr. W May, 123, Fenchuroli-street ; to Messrs • - „ enk, Ship Agents, 4. Vine-street, Minories ; to ?? ket Offices. I_, Strand ; to Mr. Chaplin, ...

... lale in the em. | i*i India Company, burthen 1,800 tons, HENRY , iV. 11 C.S . Commander, hing in the East India Ex. islup l.as spaaais and superior accommodation for „,ru - an experienced Surgeon. Tor freight or passage urn i, lations appl; m Messrs. Thacker and Price, 4, M, ?? | and C. E Mangles, ?? Austin Tnars ; a, ?? Cornhil! ; Leary and Thompson, 111 ?? i ii, inibers; Edmund Head, 12 ...

... performance of his pupils his late Juvenile Assembly. Being thws fatsuccessful in his endeavours to please, he feels extremely happy, and egs to observe khat Etiquette propriety of deportment will be found lej»ding features his Establishment. Ladies and Gentlemen who wish renew their Dancing, or have not been instructed according the present style, may be accomplished in all the modern Dances ...

... Buckinghamshira, both late in the em- H .11 Last IncUa Company, burthen 1,500 tons, H F.N RY -ON, II C.S., Commander, lying in ihe East India Ex. . ji Ship bas spacious and superior accommodation for ?? and carries an experienced Surgeon. For freight or passage ■ ?? :■ ?? apply to Mc_srs Thacker and Price 4 1-str. el , Messrs. F. and C. E. Mangles, 27, Austin Friar's ?? ?? ■_. Birchin-lane, ...

... Friends, tbat tbe duties of tbeir Esta- A. /.nt for Young Ladies, will be resumed on •^Jt, the 25th July. House, Mllnthorp. ?? tam Day m Published, _lop FIRST OF A SERIES OF LETTERS, to T*e REVD. NICHOLAS WISEMAN, D. D., fetfor io tbe University of Rome ; on the Con- W „ f his late Publications. fV .lOHS WILLIAM WHITTAKER, D.D., Hear qf Blackburn. HATCHARDS, London : MILNER, Lancaster. Mc. ...

... lar -? e ' P llvl * •nVc'-.V^ 1 ?? 1^ ■ * Ca Pf-J-('.DIETS. nvJiVm.v.. * ■ L «Pt- N. W. S TAHL, NAsI.KDNIK - - Capt. G. D. BOSS, roctober '° Hth of May * »» d will cease on the RSR5 1 ■*■*•''• sail froIU f ach of the above Ports every Tei ins for Passage and Freight on Bullion and Goods are lie as last Season, embarking and disembarking takes place at Cron. tadt 1 raven, unde. To sail from ...

... w,l *S till Ten at Night. GEORGK WALTER, Re-cident Director. aUNGERFORD and LAMBEVh SUS- . PENSION BRIDGE over the Thames, at a Toll not ex- ?? Penny, abutting North on tlungerfard-ma, ■«h on Belvidere-road, Pedlaf-s-acre, midway between Hc-t- -ter ana Waterloo Bridges. h A . Capital £80,000. l s»e raised in 3200 Shares of 251. each, deposit 21. per •''hare. *• calls after passing the Act ...

... dares not them ; he has enough to do lo defend Vittoria. Gen. Evans is still inactive in his old position. With regard to the sanguinary general order, on which we commented in our last. Colonel Considine, one of Evans's officers now in England, writes to the Morning Papers te say that it is genuine, but that it only applies to deserters from the Legion. The Colonel charitably supposes that ...

... Peace ihonM a ? ln ? d . i » ct « d tnat Middle Wallop Bridge T m^LT* 1 * Notice » he «*y given, reDaTr^L^! Of Tenderin B »or completing such Si a t ,k a^SL an *? d deification thereof may be wSutoLS? 2Sf rf the ClcTk of the Pe » ce - « to Mr WnL!! BOde 7J B1 t * d «*«e«d i» ...

... in your Representation. Soiithwark and the Citizens of London have ever ,^V [her in the great struggle for civil and religious ol Mi Harvey, at the present juncture, j ,^B „1 Southwark to crown the work of practical n ihe Livery of London, who, by my election to honour, declared tliat a man, otheryvise not l.c excluded from office merely on account of his purely engaged all my life in ...