... RtEPRiMAND BY tORD ?? Or COt, TAORAo I MAJOR MACLEAN, CAPTAIN AINSLIE, AND; OTHER OFWFCERS. 1 I Horse Guards, Nov. 20, 2839, a STn-By Lord Hill's deaire, I have the honour to corn. .nunicate to you his lordship's sentiments and decision upon ea Cue which has lately occurred in the district under your r command, which has occasioned his lordship the utmost concern), and of which the following ...

... MILITARY PFRO01OTIONS-WAR-OrrICE,. JAN. !8. 4th Regiment of Fqot-Lieutenant Thomas Burke, from the 20th Regiment of Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Evelegh, who exchanges. 15th Foot-Lieutenant John Hope Wingfield to be Cap- tain, iby purchase, vjie Rose, who retires; Ensign Francis t Colborne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wingfield; Edwvard Pardoe, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice E ...

... T I[E FREEMAN ' S JO URNAL. I DUBLIN: IWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1839. THE SPECIAL COMMISSION. The Evensing Post of last night, after alluding to a paragraph in the Mail of the previous evening, has the following reference to ourselves:_ We should not, however, have thought it at all neces- sarv to touch upon the matter, but for what we cannot help thinking the John-of-Tuam tone of the FREE31AN'S ...

... SPAIN. Letters from Bayonne of the 28th ult. state that Don Carlos rvas still at Azeoiltia on the 25th. The curate of Jerro had surprised, near Frias, a post of 30 Christinoe. A letter from Lesaca of the 26th ult. announces that Gene- ral Espnrtero had advanced on Sesnia with a portion of his army, for the purpose, it was believed, of -attacking Los Armos. General Maroto had con sequently ...

... NATIONAL Atom, . CORRlESPONDENCEu METW EN THE ~13811or OF EETER AND nmy ZOfLI ,J. RUBSSaLL.. pat The following has appear~ed'in a stmall pamphlet, entitled reli 4Preface to the Tenth Edition of a Pamphlet on the Recent of Measures for tls, Promotion of Education in England and shis IWales:- fl In preceding editions of this pamphlet the following pas- sage eccured immediately after the words ...

... NEWS$0O. THE DAY. I ?? I The first step' towards' 'carrying into effect the great to measure for the reduction of postage has been made. We Lis refer with pleasure for the details to the treasury minute A which we publish in another column, and which announces br the agreeable istelligence that, preparatory to the full adop- On tion of Mr. Hill's plan, no letter under half an ounce an weight ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONSWEDwsaDAv, AuG. 7. (Coutinued from the Freerugn of yesterday.) The house resolved itself into committee on the county and district constables bill. The clauses having been agreed to, with amendments, the house resumed, and the report was ordered to be re- ceived next day. BIRMINGHAM POLICE BILL. Lord J. RUSSELL moved the order of the day for the second reading of the ...

... ; . According to the latest accounts from, Spain, Esparter I was expected to march, in a few days, against Cabrerap, who,' on the other hand, was rmaking efforts-to givebims a 'dcct igorous receptioni. Espartero entered Saragossa in triumph with 12,000 of his troops on the 4th instant. MI ras The affairs of the East continue to be involved in mys- or- stry, and the most conflicting accounts ...

... MENDWCITY INTITUTION a MFETING AT TI M.I ,IN3tON H-TJR . AT TEI Yesterd sv. pirsulot to a ?? frroy the Lord ii iyqr, a ptic~ rn'-etin¢' of ith- clr 4v, c'nrchw vtr lens, and .tizlys of 1) 1 )lil 'vii hw ld in the X i'si ti || is 1r tr Ie p-ap iof o:ils)plii4, the hest means to prevent the Closing ,f'the Mlendicity Inititution until the poor law would'comt, 9to np'ration. Siortly after twfo ...

... -- IMPERIAL PARLIAMPNT JIOUE OF LRS-MONDAY, AUeGUST 12. (otIneced fro, tire ksFls,,f/etda. SFI'ANNON N,1VlGA'rION BLL it themoion of Viscouint DUNCANNON, -the Irouse . went nt co~mrittee onl this bill. LOrd ELLElNBOBOUIGH ?? how many years thes works were Contemlplatedl to last? d iscounti DUNCANNON replied, about six years. I Lord ELLENBORO7UGE! said that if the works werc toi y last six ...

... A DEFENCE O THE SM .!iMS OFIRE ?? #Nn ?? ?? ,. i/| That large jarm, wbusld'bc iszetp~jiii TFIflslr1.hcrs theal IinesCnoteym 'h feial tend have fiot s1 the knlowledge, necessary for the maakzjei szfuIthLi. ye anbecause -it, -alea#,,!frorsj#imna 'that the class, (flargefrerfinEnMel:~ sia te I aproch a~t ?? anltf-4dobly f eapabld oftais: tamng hei peitislby th?.60litigiu prices predikcediy , 1 ...

... LAST NIGHT'S EIL. I , . ; . 1- FRANCE. a There is no domestic news in the Paris papers of Tuesday, these journals being principally occupied on the affairs of the East. The Chamber of Deputies v4oted on' Monday a pension of 1,375f. in favour of Matthew Harper, the seaman of thei British steamer Medea, who was I a'cideutaily o .Wo' ded in a rencontre between that steamer and- the brig of' wdtr ...