... LONDON, DECEMBER 11, 1836. The constitutional cause in the Peninsula has been brightened by the defeat of Gomez, The following is the account of the action furnished by the military commandant of the province of Xeres. Yesterday, the 26th of November, at two o'clock in the afternoon, the division under the command of Narvaez encountered the faction tinder the command of the rebel Gornez, ...

... ORDINATION' AT BENP~fP. On die 2d iistanit, tile lies. janies ?? w;lS oi'dailh ii to tile pastoral charge of the Presbyterian Congregatioll (I lBerlibrb, by the Committee of the Synod of Ulster, unadr whose care the Congregation had been placed. 'I'e ecrviccs of tile day were conlilieneel ly the lRev. ?? Shuldo1i1 I lemy . of Armagh. lfe chose fur bis text the scerovrl and cighthl verses (if ...

... We invite the particular attention of our Readers to a valuable communication addressed to the Editor of the GUAKDIAN, by the Rev. W. D. CONYBEAKE, in which the celebrated Batteries of Mr Cross, of Somersetshire, are well described, and their eflect very clearly explained. ...

... I orreVon-cnr. To tle EDITORS of t=he MAlNCHESTFR TIMES. GRNTLP,,I;t1N -Having seen a report In several newspapers of role C eed tgs iil my case on the hearing of my petition ibelore ?? ReyodEqhsMjsysC~~m on the hearing or my case at Lancaster on the 95th anii 26th of July last, that I was opposed by Messrs. Charles nod Thomas Howard, cotton spinners and manufacturers, Hyde, Cheshire, and tbat ...

... I'RI VA TE COJRESPOA?DEACE. I RO'it 1)10 Ott N (ORiitSPONIILN r. N o , 'ti?ci to be al ii to io?, unit cert ,ijnli jilt j??tdOt, I ii iuttril the' teno. ii (inrerrinietit c?teritis (miii 'di iii. A'.iiiniilid ft.utii three 'cluck II p it cix. I nincti dli after 'iuilticteec, .j.ieti..tied li tlii ir tricti Ic. iii 'brett that ti? ii cli ut t Ii ii hen, thi \ iv iiilil ? 'n in the ( 'It ii ...

... I?RETENJ)I?1) TORY RF-A CTION IN lIE S?I S OMEISIjj T. To THc; E'wiTOR Osg TWe MORINING) CHIRONICLE.F SIN-Ill a replort containedl inl I ile St i d o l of thc rece nt ilinri r got tip at 1linta :r, by a.sl tin tw it ti e ( or.'eraatie- ol X\ est Sinnler ettn1id WlICII to as ;ll t :letc bv tew pcrsonis ot mitk, an lh l nv undo Imiolttrs of heel citlly, it i- ?? ii' CII evidence of Tory rec.ctbo ...

... MISCELLA!1ANxEOUS. The Duke ?? has assume6 the title of King p of France, declaring that he does so only that that autho- city may not be weakened which be must, retain, as head S of the family,.over his relations, and especially in the in- t terest of his brother's children. His incognito title will si continue to be'that of Count de Marne. 0 Prince Polignac, accompanied by his eldest SoD, ...

... . -b7X5CZLLANEOVS. Bilboa was againtsummowoed to surrender on the 29th ult., but refused. The latest accounts are from Bayounc, Dec. 3, which state that on the.83th, Espartero crosed the river on a bridge of boats opposite the Desierto. Villareal passed it at Olaviega; and the two Generals -were in the presence of each other, on the right bank, 3 leagues from Bilboa. General Eguia had sent to ...

... SHALL THE COALITION IN PARLIAMENT BE- TWEEN THE WHIGS AND RADICALS BE CONTINUED,IOR SHALTL IT NOT? Our of Parliament there is now no more coalition be- tween Whigs and Radicals, than there is between Tories and Whigs; and, indeed, not so much. A Whig is a borderer, but his bias, whenever be is pushed, is more towards Tories than Radicals; but with the latter of whom, his bordering fraternity ...

... We take the following from the Swiss journals :-At the sit- tings of the Grand Council of Berne on the 25th and 26th ult., M. Tither was elected Landammann, M. Mesner, Vice Landammann, and M. J. Schnell, Substitute to the Vice Landammann. The latter deferred declaring his acceptance of office until the result of the other elections was known. M. de Travel was nominated President, and M. ...

... . . ?? m~ -cQer.^bv MEETIlNG OF PAB1LIAMIENT.-O~ Thursday there was a tormal asseuj-.Y .of both Houses, when the Parliament was prorogued until the 31st of January next-then to meet for the despatch of business. There a tere several foreigners and others present to witness the ceremony and to see the House. the alterations and repairs in whieh are now completed. SPANISH BONDs.-The Spanish ...

... FIROM, TOP, LON4DON GAZETT3. _ ?? 7ron GN OFprCt, DEC. 9. 1 A despatch, dated the 26th November 1836, has been r received hy Viscount Palmerston, ?? his lMijos- ri ty's Principal Secretarry of State for Foreign Affairs, C from William Smith, Esq. his Majesty's Consul at Lis- t ban, cootniring a decree of her llost Faithful Majesty, L of which the following is a translation:- DEcnre -Having ...