... PREMISES, witli (to CouNTiNC-lkM'wi and ttorton rMp«r(ivrlv ; and the WIIAKFA. Mid SLIPWAYS, in fronl lltrrrof. attualr on (to Bins. on (to Rial of (ho lUvrn Harbour, In (to County of (to Town kinf»loo«upoo*llull, and now uiioccn|Med. Also, scvertl Lois VACANT GROUND, situate as above, containing (to whole, estimation. Square Varda, or tberenbonta. Tb* Unit mnMioiied arv divided into Yarda or ...

... ))orrrlrttll AI/'eq, 91h Sp't. l:I3G. IT' l)V)A it STr -I thanitlt ou trtelt for yotir srpe ?? an arevonrt of the retuert of 31:. Jalltres-a lilit wholl 1 o prroud to recklon amongst ity trriends-hecarrset fieis rlre of tht m st rabtional of the friolld.s of freodolil. Ile is ready to work out ids prritciples into practical eiveot. It is a credit to your coriuanty to have elected siuch a1 man ...

... 3.LO0D JWS1!! L M AND J BdUCHINGIHAT, ES Z.OLI J ~ 4~.Ilhf ftagd and J. S. Bitek ,errespondenee hwca Lta Izn a n se . DjCK. in gham, Esq., in Reference lo an A ddress recently defit- Wred at Sheffield by Mr Buckingham. ~f No, l ) Tunbridge Wells, Sept. S, ISS1i. 6W ( find in the Standard of yesterday a report of some parts of a speech said to have been delivered by you at Shef In; these eitats ...

... THE AlORANLG CHROATICLE. LONDON: of TIHRSDA Y, SEP'TEMBER 8, 183. th Some of the German papers, vre observe, an- tit nounce the probable departure of Lord PoxSsoN By w from Constantinople. His Lordship, some time W' since, intimated his desire to return to England tr on private business, for two or three months. Jo] But he 1.as not as vet fixed any time for his de- arc parture from ...

... ,L/.i ,,,1U0,tJ1'NI CGJEi:VA'Iu F(. LONDON: 1F'RIDA Y, SEP T'1MB3LEI? 23, l fi. The Attorney. General. for IRELAND-about whose acceptance of the Puisne Judgeship so much speculation has arisen-will, we under- stand, reach London in a day or two. The vacant seat upon the Irish Bencih will then be speedily filled up, by, we imagine, the appointment of Sergeant WO LYE. In that ease a vacancy ...

... PRQ INCIAL. INT.EL GEi-N,.E.I ' . I~ttlS., , ?? The annual jaunnt of the knights of the thirptbie, Yrodk ;L'wes. to C~hailey, took pinco on Mondav se'dinight, for Wli'hCi piarptseX they engaged M~r. Ticehurat to take thet in a dbt'4h 'iind ?? but two of these geatlemen being' desirous oft'isplayii`'0teir capabilities of horsemanuship, hlired each a horse of Mg;'tc- vens. As they were eoming ...

... BAYONNE, SEaT. 12.-A curious illcidex,+ has just taken place here, which shows the hostile feeling of ,he Spanish soldiery towards General Cordova, and how fortu'nate he was in effecting his retreat to this place, where lie ba been since the declaration of the Constitution of 1812. Previo.Is to Ivayinq for Paris, Cordova expressed a desire to the Spanish Consul, to inspect the Christino fort ...

... WE were obliged last week to conclude our observa- tions on this subject somewhat abruptly, from a fear of crowding too many of themn into the limited columns of a, weekly newspaper. Now, however, we return to the mat- ter again; and we do so with a conviction that it is be- coming daily and hourly more interesting. Many cir- cumstances have occurred since our last, which show in how critical ...

... FOUIBIGN INTELILIGBCE. COMPLETION OF THE FRENCH CABINET. The vacancies in the French Ministry-are at last filled up. The Mloniteur of Tuesday contains a series of or-~ donnances, which, to all appearance, have had the ano- rmalous effect of at once gratifying and exciting public: curiosity. These ordonnances name the following per- sons:- Lieutenant-General Baron BERNARD, as Minister elf War. ...

... ASCENTOFMR. GREEN'S WITH TWELVE, PERSONS. ~ 1nln On Wednesday the second ascent of the gigantic naloon from Vauxhall-gardens took place. The day being propi- tious and the atmosphere clear, the concourse of spectators was more numerous than on the original occasion. Without the Gardens the road was filled with spectators and vehicles ,of all sorts, grades, and descriptions. Along Milwbank ...

... MIDNIGhTr LAWMAKTNG. Tilr number of laws has always been deemed a heavy weight upon a nation, and any thing that tended to kevp them down in number, and make those that are adopted good in their kind, has been though11t a chief point in what is called Legislatio:i ; but the Whigp seem to imagine that, no matter what they are, the nurmber of laws is a blessing, and any thing that ' stops ...

... Iii EILAN11 P. (FiOM THE LATEST JOURNALS ) LimExICE, SEPT. 10.-An attempt was made last night by some villanous incendiaries to fire and destroy a farm- 6 house at Flagmount, in the North Liberties, by putting a r burning coal in the thatched roof, when the family had t gone to bed, and then fastening the door outside to prevent a the devoted inmates escaping from the flames. Fortunately i a ...