... SIR,—A correspondent of a neighbouring Tory New Lights signing himself VindeXj has addressed a rigmarol letter to that paper, in which he attempts to discuss subjects evidently without the knowledge necessary for the undertaking. Conceit, however, seems to be an ingredient in which Vindex is not de- ficient. He, I presume, is one of those volunteer gentlemen promised in the prospectus of the ...

... The Duke of Beaufort's new mansion in Arlington-street, overlooking the Green-Park, is undergoing- a course of repair and improvement. His Grace and family will occupy the new edifice early in the ensuing year. Brighton was brilliantly illuminated on the night of the Queen's entry. A house in one of the principal streets dis- played the following lines in oil lamps :— Hail. Victoria, Virgin ...

... SPAIN. MADRID, OCT. 7.—A new Cabinet is formed, composed of the following individuals: — Bardaji, President of the Council; Don Itaiael Perez, Home Department; Don Pablo M&la Vigil, Grace and Justice; Don Jose Maria Perez, Finance, ad interim Don F. Ulloa, Marine and Commerce; and Don Francisco liamonet, of War;—all of whom, with little exception, are considered very ineffi- cient for those ...

... he intention of the Queen to have taken a drive on the Lewes )ad, as far as Stanmer, the seat of the Earl of Chichester. Every body appears to be delighted with the conduct of the 'ueen; but we do hope, as we before hinted, that when her [ajesty makes her public appearance she will be allowed to ;main a little more incognita. It almost operates as a bar to er enjoyments by the sea-side, ...

... Monday, Oct. 9.—(By the carcass, per quantities of Bibs., being one half the Imperial stone and lib. additional.)- Beef, 2s 8d to 3s 8d Mutton, 3s 4d to 4s 6d Veal, 3s 6d to 4s lOd Pork, 3s 8d to 5s Od. ...

... ( From the Liverpixd Aibirm. ) On Saturday last, a Rase WAs brought before Mr. Hall, which shows the extfent of delinquency which may result from one eftor, and exemplifies that, with the exception of the fatal re- sult, a parallel for the case of George Barnwell can be found in real life. The prisoners, George Darwell, Frances M'LeaiM/t'tfs Flood, alias Butler, and Richard M'Leaih were placed ...

... These Sessions were held at Brecon, on Tuesday last, before Hugh Bold Esq., Chairmau, the Lord Lieutenant, and a nume- rous and highly respectable bench of Magistrates. The calendar contained the names of three prisoners for trial William Williams, larceny: bill ignored.—John Jones, lar- ceny guilty-Three months imprisonment—Sampson Wil- liams, the younger, stealing from the person not guilty. ...

... A MEMOUABLC COINCIDENCE.—A total eclipse of the moon took place on the morning of the first appearance of the in Monmouth. ...

... THE WONDERFUL SPYGLASS. (BY RORY O'MOORE.) TO DANIEL O'CONNELL. The great astrologer Hardskull, that saw the man in the moon threw his tallowscoop (last summer was a twelvmonth) at the Cape of Good Hope, and discovered that they were all flyin munkees, won't have his degrees taken out till he goes to school to the inventor of a wonderful spyglass that is set up in this town. It bates all the ...

... It came—it is gone. We have met perhaps never to meet more again. SIR,—-The above quotation may not be an inapt epitaph up- on the late Tory dinner at Monmouth, the intended celebration of which, We have had rung in our ears from the time of the glorious intimation of the first Tory feed which took place in Newport. I believe the late imposing and enthusiastic de- monstration of Conservative ...

... By telegraphic accounts from Madrid under date of the 26th, we have the following:- On the 22d Oraa again came up with the Carlists, whom he was pursuing, near Cuença, beat them, and took 900prison- ers.-On the 24th General Carondelet, after a murderous en- gagement, forced Zariategui to abandon Villadolid, and relieved the chateau, which was besieged. This last news is perhaps the most ...

... Mr. O'Connell last week addressed a letter to Lord Clon- curry, the most prominent member of the Irish aristocracy on the Reform side. This eloquent and argumentative document calls public attention to the state of affairs in Ireland, and suggests the mode in which the friends of the popular cause in that country should act preparatory to the opening of the approaching parliamentary campaign. ...