... TO THE DISINTERESTi'ED CAPTAIN IN THE NAVE'. 1- PORTSERA, ORct. 14, 111*37. sac ?? Silt,-A f'rend having tent mec your prin~tedl letter, OVe n dated 'October the Ist, and directed to the Earl ot' Dlioto, an . truist I salla not be cenresidered ulxpertirmet~t in offering mec ea fcw renneleks onl it, believinic that you cauesed it to be ' N sc distributed either for thle sakce of eclat, or that ...

... ?? of Widsjt SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 7,1837. NE;WPORTtq. The Conservative Bo~rough dinner i5lor tY on Tuesday last, was aittended by nearly 2G0 voters and ns sc ie friende of the late Candidates, Slessrs.Hmlonnd * le C~rin rawford's spcos ot .pedi H fiton t and nd :o up, was erected in the coach-yard b'elonging to l~ady stati Hi-iisues. The chair was mtost ably filled by Thomans wishj Cooke, Esq., ...

... ?o?itJjainpton. SATURtDAY, OCTCiOBER 28, 18'37. ii~t The Revising ]3atrristers, IMessrs. 3evant anid rc XtI alitin p resumeild their loboucrs on the tow vottmd contylt - objection s ot i~lloidoy, & closed onM 1ie 1 csday afteettoori. Sotme ot the clalims wvhich were ob~jected to whien they were hlere befiwre. hlave thlis wveek been establishted. The I ;oggor votes'' ace :allonved. 'I'hie Lord ...

... es.' ces. This fair, itch generally regulates the fairs and markets of Ialandc and has a considerable influ- nce on prucs in Enlgland, commenced on Wed- sesday. Ortccount of immense quantity of live stock exportne to English and even to some Scotch ports, a cons;erable diminution of supply at the present fair as ealculated upon, particularly of sheep, drove of which are almost daily conveyed ...

... TIlE MONMOUTHSHIRE BOROUGHS. Mr. Bailey, the member for Worcester, and the father of the rejected of the Monmouthshire boroughs, has started banks at Abergavenny and Monmouth, to s coun. teract (to adopt his son's phrase) the great lcectioncer- ing infuence of the Monmouthshirq and (Glamorganshire Banking Company. A Tory paper, The Beecon, is also announced for publication on the 14th ...

... PORTSMOUTH-SA.4TURDA V. I The Wellesley. 74, with Sir Frederick Maitland's fi left Plymouth, for the Uiat Indies, oi l' sT lay last. The Cleopatra, 28, wa.s at ?? lo, Ju ne I I; Ilarrie 18, at Arica, May ;3tJ Aeta'ori, 24, loft (allao for Valp raiso, June If;; 16 pid, lli, arri cd at Malta from Titi Sept. 2*2; P'emubroke, 71, arrived at Lisbon from Cor October J. ?? Pique, ;yj, Captnin Boxer, ...

... IRBLAND. DUBLIN, Ocr. 24. tFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDFINT.1 GENERAL ASSOCIATION. The Association met this day, according to adjourn- ment, Peter Purcell, Esq., in the chair, when the fol- lowing letter from Mr. O'Connell was read by the secrc- tary:_- Darrynane Abbey, Oct. 19. MY DFAR FREi'(l_-1 cannot be in Dublin until the :10th instant. I propose to submit two motions on the :3lst to the ...

... TI1E l?) YAL STt D OF IjjIPTpjONYCOLCR7. After all that has been written, and the con- tficting statements which have been made relative to the sale of the stud at Hampton-eourt, Wc itoihrace this olpportunity of layin7 before the publilic some striking facts ?? of thle history and precise object of that part of thc establishment of the late King, by doing which we shidil ena'ble the public to ...

... TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF 7TH SHIP COLONIST. Intelligence reached London on Saturday of the total loss of the ship Colonist, by fire, at the Niotherbank, oil' Portsmouth. The vessel, which nas bound to l3arbadoes, left the London-dock onl Wednesday morningtrnd arrived at Portsmouth oilon the following night, w here she east anmhor. Oi) the following morning, about eight o'clock, while tile cr-w ...

... CONSEQUENCE'S .,i l'oLU7'WVAL JOBBING IN CA AID El? WELL. To THl EDITOR OP TlE, MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-T-f' Times, thc most mendacious journal pub. lished in this or in any other country, has been for some time past publishing accounts of faggot votes on the Liberal side, but I never see them set nbout balancing the account. The following is a littlc item on the other side: In Camberwell-grove ...

... CHRIST CHURCH, SUilRREY. The adjouirtled mecing of th- parishioners of Christ Church touk place yesterday, to considcr the proprict) of granting a chiirch-ratc of twopenice in the pound for the ensuing year. rhe attendance on this occasion was ex. tremely large. Mr. IHAWES addressed the mceting at great length. He said that notwithstanding the manifesto signed by the rector, and tno anonymous ...

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