... THE TILTING AT ST. JOHN'S WOOD FOR THE APPHOACHING TOURNAMENT. The St. John's Wood road was again thronged with car- riages on Saturday, filled with ladie* anxious to witness the tilting, which was a repetition of the course followed on the previon. Saturday ...

... BURNING OF THE CHELTENHAM THEATRE. I On Friday morning the Cheltenham Theatre was total!vi i de-troyed by (ire. The a! arm was first given at half-pi.! I three, by some gentlemen who were returning home from a! | a party, and as the lire had by that time ...

... ?? l ?? M US IC AL. Glee Cllb.— The sixth meeting of the 52d season took place on Saiurday, John Capel, Esq., in the chair. The pro fessionals [.resent were Messrs. Bellamy. Elliott, IVrrail Hobbs, Bradbury, Hawkins, Horslev, king, Chapman ( lif' ton ...

... Lambeth, oil and colour mau. BANKRUPTS. JOHN MORGAN MACHIN', High Holborn, hotel-keeper, to surrender Nov. a, at one, ?? Dec 3, at elei-en, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Attorney, Mr. Hare, Lincolu's Inn-fields. JOHN BLOMFIELD, Lynn, Norfolk, bookseller, ...

... Lord Hill. j The Hon. Edward Butler, Lieutenant of the Honourable j Corps of Geutleniea-at- Arms, on his marriage, by the Cap- , tain, Lord Foley. j Sir John Morillyon Wilson, on being appointed a Com- | panioa of tiie Most Honourable Military Older of ...

... iutwoh » b ' Mr '**••» bLg.St.Jehn, beatin The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Aagusta and Mary of Cam:>ridge armed at Ke« yesterday evening from Ryde, |,|e of Wight. Phlncb George of Hvnoveu The cele- brated Dr. (says the Hanover correspondent ...

... Sir Lucius O Brien, Mr. Waile. and Mr. Grattan • ad dressed principally to each otber or from some among them to Lord North, Mr. Beresford, Right Hon. John Forster W Stainer Porter, R. B. Seridan, Mr. Hutchinson. John Robin son. and Sir Jonah Barrington ...

... corps towards each other. The presentation of colours to this regiment took place nt Colombo lately by General Sir John Wilson. Sir John complimented the Colonel and Officers ofthe regiment in the highe-t terms for the soldier-like appearance of the troops ...

... resolutions were an attorney, a ragman, a publican, a priest, and to crown all, the setretaiy, a seditions schoolmaster. Grattan. the tailmember, ha\ ing a lew old houses in the parish, was glad of au opportunity to speak. His ruffian.) and atrocious ...

... in earnest. (Cheers.) We have be- fore us a noble object, and we have the means in our hands of accomplishing that object. Grattan ibtan.ed commercial and political freedom for his country ; ■md he was but an individual. He was censured by the British Ministry ...

... St. John Bak r, John Talbot Clifton, Feilden. Aug. Frederick ('odd. Ed- j mund Barker, l.abdniondiere. Benial. M. P., George Rob, rt I Smi h, Helheit llelbert, Nichot.s P. Leader, Lawi'-ss, PL. t. j Wray. John Stanley, John Farrer, Drewe, Charles Clive ...

... hour of three o'clock, an armed party, with their faces blackened, went to ihe keeper's house a: Toureen Wood, the property of the late Constantine Macguire, Esq., who was murdered, and ifter making a fruitless search for arms they departed through the ...