... SrEAM NAVIGATION—A notice to the following effect has been issued by the General Post Office From the beginning of September next Mails will be dispatched from this Office every Saturday, to be forwarded by Steam Vessels from Falmouth, for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar, from which place Mails will be further de- spatched for Malta, Greece, the Ionian Islands, Eyypt, and the East ...

... TORV INTIMIDATION. Lost! Worslev li.c* tendered a most essential neivicP to enry of August H, :»ti address !a !•; ^leclois ol the paits of Liodspy, with a tetter subjoined fittiii Mr. Tuck, ol Ccipe Nursery, Jy.tt.on-scjuarp. 011 good- authority his Lortisiiip Had staiStl on' fha h(&fing £ at Lihfcolii, on the 28th of July, that Air. Chriifc'pber; candidate of South Lincolnshire, had withdrawn ...

... BANKRUPTS.—James Roots, Cross Keys-mews, Marylebone- lane, milk-dealer.-H. Tipping, Birmingham, pistol-manu- fsclUTer.—J. Walker, Old Kent-road, chemist and druggist — J. Hsy*vard. Leamington-priors, Warwickshire,lodging-house- keener.—Ji Ooplestone, Exeter, grocer.—J. Lenegan, Livei- pool, victualler.— 1- Drabble, Kent-street. Surrey, axletree- maker,William Hale., Bath, scrivener.—J. Savage, ...

... Gross O'TIIAGE.—As Messrs. Hopkins and Embdin, of Temple-slreet, were returning at a late hour on Tuesday night. from Brislington, where they had been on business, they were followed by a fellow in the garb of a navigator, who, coming behind Mr. Embdin, struck him a violent blow on the head which felled him to the ground, and then threw himself upon him. Mr. Hopkins, who had a stick in his ...

... CRUELTY OF ESPARTERO :—The whole of the Spanish troops left this under Esparteto, to make some movement as was sup- posed. The Chapelgories were quartered in some villages a league-distant. They were called out and formed, they sup- posing for a fight, all happy and pleased. As soon as they were formed, the Spaniards surrounded them with attillery, cavalry, and infantry and the regiment, which ...

... A report lias becfi spread by the Droit, 111:11 a?! the Kma was leaving the Tuilleries, oh Friday Hftbrhb^'ti; an ele- gantly drekied man let fall a piaibi rts his Majesly passed under the gdte&ay} he was arrested and taken before the Prefecture of Police. We fiiid no mention whatever of this occurrence in the C/uirte, and believe the rumour to be 1 unfounded. In the same journal we also find ...

... THE FALCONER'S LAMENT. gftllantbird! thy wing no more Shall cleave the deep blue skyv, 111 fare the bow the shaft that bore To bid my falcon, die! jtfo wing was half so swift in flight, No eye Was half so true; Now quench* d for ever is its light— My gnflant bird, Adieu *r'V.u'd thee well, and soon 1 proved itliin our ancient land, The manly sport T dearly loved Our nobles might command. I ...

... WHY DO WE MARRY? ANSWERED. The truth is, that there are very few who properly calculate the conduct they to pursue in the choice of a wife, and more especially what their conduct should be utter their mar- riuge. It is too much like truth to be wholly untrue, that nuir- ringes is a lottery. But the chances decidedly favourable for your not getting a partner of any absolutely formed bad ha- ...

... DEATH OF THE DUCHESS OF ST. ALBANS. On Sunday morning, ut ten o'cl^k, thr Duchess of St. Al- bans died after a protracted illness. About a fortnight since we learned, on indisputable uuUI,>rily. that her Grace could not long survive, and that her sole subsistence was arrow-root flavoured with a'small quantity of brandy at this period she was considered pist the aid of medicine. Her father, ...

... THE BISHOP OF QUHIUC.— We hear that Mr. E. J. Stanley's visit to this town was connected with the appointment of tho Rev, E, Hawell, B.D., the curate of ihis parish, lo the Bishop- ric of Quebec. A more learned, honouiable, and exemplary man could not have been selected for the appointment,Stock- port Advertiser. DEATII OF CARDINAL SOMMACI IA.—AN Italian journal re- counts in the following m ...

... BANKRUPTS.—Mcore Cornnna Gibbie, Cambridge, dealer.- William Anderson, New-road, St. George's-in-the-East, vic- tualler.—John Kinlayson, Union-place, New-road, St. Mary- le-bonne, colour manufacturer.—Richard Felion, Victualling- *bce-squaie. Tower hill, victualler.—John Rawlins, St. Leo- nard. Sboreditch, dealer in building materials.—Mary Ann i'vichards and Eliza Reece. Wolveihampton, ...

... The Madrid arrivals of the 5th and 6th contain some- thing new and important, which is confirmed by the French government telegraphic despatch of Friday evening. The expeditionary forces which recently quitted Navarre and crossing the river Ebro marched into the heart of Old Castile, have, it appears, been received with open arms by every important Xown on their route, which was directed ...