... NFEWARKB EL(CT1O'. [racer TIHE NEWARK GAZF'E.j This is to be a Contest of principle;' so say the ad. herents ef Mr. Thesiger. Newark iE: mv only. patrern, and I depend alone on the free choice of thoyotera;` S,, writes Mr. Theaiger. The profession to wiiqlk 1n.. Thesiger belongs is an honourable one, and the0 atatifp he ffll la evidence of his being an honourable.manO. Mr. llodgkinsan, ...

... Tuesaday, December 3. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, DEcrtaeER 3. Royal Artillrrv.-Brevet Col. Sir RIt Gaidiner, K.C. B. to be Col. vice Gamble, deceased ; Brevet Lieut.-Col. W. Wylde, to be Lieut.-Col. vice Gardiner; Second Capt. E. J. Bridges, to be Capt. vice Wylde; First Liest. W. Mt. Snmnh, to be Second Capt. vice Bridges; Second Lieut. R. H. Crofton, to be First Lieut. vice Smith. PARTNERSHIPS ...

... PARTIES AMD POLITIaS.- CHARTISM vnitsus CHURCH. This week, we hope, we take our leave of Dr. WRIT. TAKER, of Blackburn; and in so doing, we should apologise to our readers, for having so often drawn their attention to this subject, were it not that the vigorous opposition which the parsons have always made to Par- liamentary reform, and the variety of means which have enabled them to lend ...

... FURTHER COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE MISSION- ARIES OF THI, ASSOCIATION FOR THE RESTORATION OF THE OLD ENGLISH POOR-LAW. We are authorised to publish the following facts from different communications received since our Iast publication:- From lWangford, Svffolk, Nov. 27, 1839. We called, since our last. on Coloned Bunce, of Thorring- ton Hall, who approved of our mission; bnt having had intimation ...

... - ALDERSGATE WARD. State of the poll at the final close:- Messrs. Godson, 134; Wood, 133; Rolls, 129; Lorkin, 127; Norris, 124; Stacey, 10S; Burton, 108; Mottram, 107 ; De Jersey, 99. The first eight were declared duly elected. Mr. Mottram, a Liberal, and former representative of this ward, replaces Mr. De Jersey, the late member, who is a Conservative. This latter gentleman had rendered ...

... CHATIST MOVEMENTS AND MEETINGS. MEETING FO'RMR. FROST. M&RYLZx ?? Tuesday evening a public meet- ig was held at Chesney's Rooms, Foley Place, Maryle lions, to express sympathy with Mr. Frost, and forward subscriptions on his behalf. Mr. Hetherington was called to the chair, and opened the business in an effec- tie speech. He read extracts from a letter received by him from. Mrs. Frost, which ...

... OWNERSHIP OP LAND,- CHARTISM, AND THE OUTBREAK. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHAnTER. Sir,-I have attentively considered the document upon the subject of Ownership of Land in your journal of frst instant; it is important as a visionary, dis- honesw, and impracticable scheme, having for its object the diversion of the fixed attention of true Chartists from an understood honest and practicable ...

... THE ARIEMY MILITARY PROMiOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-.OrmCE, DEc. 13. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Capt. H. W. Chariton to be Major, by purchase, vice Nugent, who retires; Lieut. Sir H. C. Panlet, Bart., to be Captain, by purchase, vice Chariton; Cornet R. W. Dallas to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Paulet; J. Ley, Gent., to beCornet, by purchase,vice Dallas. 3d Regiment of l.ight Dragoons. ...

... THE WORKING MEN'S DINNER TO A. W. PAULTON, ESQ. On Wednesday the dinner given to A. W. Paulton, Esq., by the Workingmen of Bolton, in acknowledge- ment of his invaluable services in the cause of Corn Law Repeal, took place in the Town Hall, Little Bolton. More than three hundred tickets were issued, and such was the demand for them, that not one was to be had for several days before the dinner ...

... SAGACITY OF TIJB HORSE. A borse, whose stable was situated about a quarter of a mile from town, had for some time post been regularly shoed by Mr. Gow, School-hill; and in the course of time he had undergone several operations by him,as a veterinary surgeon, for both of which he is allowed to be well quali. fied. Years, howeve:-wbicb never fall without their usual attendants on wan or beast ...

... LORD N1ELSO~.W On the 1st of Augnst, 1793, Captain Hood, of the Zealous, made tiae.signal for the Flrench fleet. For many days preceding Nelson had hardly taken either restor food: lie now ordered dinner to be served, while preparations were made for battle; and when his officera rose from table t and went to thpir iteveral stations, he said to them, I Before this time to-morrow I shall have ...

... BRITISH QUEEN.-PASSReNGERS AND LOU. The following is the list of passengers by the British Queen:- Baron Blane, Esq. ; Charles E. Levy, Esq. ; S Chinon, Esq.; Sep. Wiggins. Esq.; (. W. Dayton, Esq. ; M.P. Drummond, Scotch Fusilier Guards, and servant; William Chapman, Esq.; Capt. Eveleigh, 32d Regiment; John Gordon, 93d Hlighlanders; J. C. Sinton, Esq. ; Col. J. Heth, U. S. Army; F. Forster, ...