... THR ARMY. Ist Life Guardi-The command hags evolvei on Ma- jor Sir Hlenry Wyatt during the absence of Colonel Crv- vendih in attendance bn her Majesty, as Clerk la'rslaal of the Hiosebold. 13h Light Dragrorns-Major Lang proceeds to Iddia to join his regienett, early next month, in the Semiraumis transport. let Font-Privates Doran and Denison have been tried by Cot'rt Martial in Athlone garrison ...

... SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC PRMESS. PARTIES IN THE NEw PAULIAMiFNT.-We have had occasion to point out some instances in which Members, counted upon by the Tories, have declined to attend their feeds,- on the ground of a repugnance to mix themselves up with any party. The case of Mr Long, the cola league of Sir Francis Burdett, in North Wilt-' shire, is one in point. We have now the plea- sure to ...

... -LY. Yeterldav moraing, the pena tv of death was inalioted on the criminal, Willinun Peruii, in` frort of tihs Cijunty Builinge, Paisley, for the crime of.murder. Perrie, the sufferer in this case, 'was a tobacco spinner to trade, anot a nativc of GLuiug, but he has resided in Paibley for aheut ten yorit past. fle was a man of abclet 38 years of age, and lost his first wife, by rlhorn he had ...

... ILETTER FROM M1R O'CONNELL TO LORI) CLONCURRY. DMrrynane Abbey, 12tb Oct. 1837. MY LORD-I saw, some time ago, in one of the : public papers, an opinion of yours, or at least an opi- nion attributed to you, expressive of your convic- *tion, that the Irish Peers and Members of the House of Commons, of the Liberal party, ioght to meet in Dublin some days previous to the com- mencement of the ...

... FROM THE LONDON OAZMTIrF. ST JIAMES'9S PALACE, OCTOBER 11. The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Earl of Uxbridge one of the Lords in Waiting to her Majesty. CAMBItADGE HOUSE, OCTOBSR 11. The Duke of Cambridge has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant-Colonel Cornwall, of ?? Guards - Lieutenant-Colonel Schlutter, and Captain Baron Knes. beck, of the Hanoverian Service, to be Equerries to his ...

... IRtAX. SOCItTY. The Autumn Meeting of the Dalkeith Aglicultural Society was held on the 12th October current, sheR the perniraus offered Were atwarded by the Judges as fol- To-Mr John Douglas, Craigo'er, for the bert Mare for agrieultural purposes, havirng hil at least one foal. To Mr Alexander Stenhouse, Whitebill Mains, for the ?? for agricultural purposes, not exceeding 34 months old. To ...

... DINNER IX INVERNESS TO ., RODERICK PMACLEOD A, ?? On Thorfidav se'ennilht a public d]inner ws given in the Northern Meeting Rooms to Roderick Meclend, Esq. yr. of Cadholl. M. P.. by the electors sd friends of that gentltemen resident in thistawn d neighbounihOtl. lhe atendance asas very numerous, rao less than 2l-i hnving sat dawn tio dinner, and about twenty others being aftcr iwayda ...

... .ELOPEMENT, AND CAPTURE Or THE FAIR FUGITIVE. I Much food has been afforded for gossip iu Leeds during the last two days, in consequence of a report that a young lady, the daughter of a clergyman, the rector of a parish some miles from Leeds, and allied to a noble family, had eloped with the butler during the absenfce of her father. bit Tuesday morning, during tile absence of the Rector, with ...

... PniVATE GORTRESPO7MEpe-. (Froml our S~pecial Corresponde,1) LONDON, TiUasD.AY AFTERnOON*0 We have been relieved of thc dull monotolnel,.3: which we have been encircled for somen tane ,li: the absence of those inspiring epistle$, Whic!, were wont to receive during tihe Parliamert, ?? cess, from Darrvinane Abbey. Mr O'CON I.,t who bad been intensely engaged in a wotk ml Ireland, which, report ...

... XITzISLI PMACIIF[CATOR. - liz thu Recordet's Court, Dublin, on Saturday, a man namted Jamnest Doherty wyas indicted for an assault on IMfi Butter. on the Inst Dublin clection. Mr El. P. Butler ?? the month of July, during the electios, met the prisoner after hasing brought up a voter to the booth to be pollecd; he came up to me in a ruffianly anner. and barinsarsestad me pointeti to the crowd ...

... 47hreeiffi Elitefligelice. SPAIN. Bayonne, October 7. There is nothing more interesting to communi- cate from this for the moment than the failure of a small expedition undertaken on the 3d inst. by some of the troops of the garrison of St Sebastian and two companies of the legion, under the com- mand of a Spanish officer named Quasnavar. This force, amounting to about 2000 men, was embairkied ...

... Calebottiatt jUerr-urp, EDINBURGII. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. The resolutions of the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce have again called our attention to the plan proposed by Mr ROWLAND HILL, of an uni. form rate of postage for all distances; and there is no subject recently broached which seems to have carried conviction more thoroughly to the minds of all classes. When the general advance during the ...