... I 2ISaVLt'U nIWVA6. 0 . , How Is it (saild oine little Ifiss to anothier.) ?? f'a 5We, afeard and I sun?- Because hie's got a Roman nose,.nid fs10- safe; don't you ei~emember how we read that it hae SiwA47.be00 aild a Rom-an knowse-nu danger? z ?? If n elector wagers a new hatittan electionhis ?? it has beensoodecided by thi Voughal Election Commiuee..1 The King of Hanover has prohibited ...

... ,otorcipt. ald LONDON, TacsnDAY, April 26. tor, SPAIN.-A dispatch is given in the French papers ol - Tuesday, the purport of which is as follows.:-' At T party opposed to Don Carlos has Just appeared in Navarre Its motto consists of two words-' Peace and our Rights.n Muragardy is at its head in the vicinity of Tolosa. The- troops which the Pretender sent against him have not beenr Dr, able to ...

... THE: ARIV.Y. 79i 0 ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. - 1 NANGLE'S GAZETTE AGAIN. r The Earl of Wicklow-the Narcissus of peers, n and only inferior to the great lion of Exeter him- bi self in Christian zeal-hooked in a discussion on si Monday in the House of Lards, on the vast mo- it mentous subject of the Achilt iisioinary Herald.! cl Ministers were bearded with an unholy longing to tl arrest the progress or that grand ...

... | We abridge from the Tra lee Mercury a report of a case tried before the assistant-barrister, in . which an unfortunate vender of ballads was the tI defendant, and the Irish Government the prose- P cutor. We hitherto believed that strong sense and S prudence characterised nearly all the proceedings b, ti of the government at home; but that opinion we g are reluctantly pampelled to abandon. A ...

... GE~ROSLAV&RY._, . '1 .*The citizens of Glasgow and Dublilh, of 1Bir- mingham and Liverpqool, haye, within t'he last week, recorded their- deep detestation of West' Iditn slavery.. Under the specious guise of apprentice. .ship, the condition of theunfortupnte negt o ias now been gradually deteriorating-during .the last' four Years, and the 'universal voice of ?? has unequivocally declared that ...

... Lieutenant-General Lord Bloomfield has declined the command of the artillery at Woolwich. Sir William Johnston has been appointed to the colonelcy of the vacant regiment. Sir John Keane isto e tranferred from the 68th Light Infantry to the 46th Regiment, vacant by the death of General Wynyard; and Sir W. Johnston gets the 68th, vice Keane. The Jupiter troop-ship, which is daily expected home ...

... Piirt''mr^|!? °J ^ur'iam 'eft town on Monday morning for k in her M;es,y's shi/Hasting. for ...

... NEWPORT. ,ist of Ariivais nd *ailuu- 'he week t'nline tht April. I%WARD- -The Concordia Zt'ven Jhng Louis, Mulder^ .ui Ani-te/aa.i iu ballast. >i.*te s Knapp v.ut;iion. ...

... POSTS, V. The following lines were found deposited in a case containing a skeleton sent to the Royal Academy, Lon- don. It is believed t11 ...

... ISWICc DOCK COMMISSIONI A Gene ral Meeting of the Commissioners for construct- Ing a Vet Dock in the Port of Ipswich, was held at the rown Hall, on Tuesday last. There was a very full atten- dance on the occasion. On the motion of Mr. J. CuUaxCUlSAN, seconded by Mr. 11. As r,aie'i, Dykes Alexander was called to the chair. The CLE&ii read the mainutes of the last meeting, toge- ther with the ...

... A B1 T)(1N, Apir. 12. ?? ., ?? . .~ . ?? . ?? tile 10th inst at Shiipou ouse, the Lady of John Waite, 3q. if (ai son. Same day cdid Mrs. hiarth Smkith. formanytears hru cheper to thr latc'£hOS I'oviie-, Vsq. Of Miltnl llill, arged 73 years. .Ttpiti~ts &Cfi~l' .E. (%irck7'r, ...