... * THE NEW SYSTE51UfWEST INDIA NlAILS. I Tlhe following is a sketch of the new arrange- cetit For the Conveyance or tier Majesty's Mailsin the West Indies. To comnicne in October, 1840:- On the arrival of' the packet from England at Bar- badloes, or as soon after ats the governor or senior naval otlicer may consider necessary for the preparation of correspondence, not, however, exceeding six ...

... CORN LAIV'. `LUIV IVN U1Ii, Stt'. LThre following speech of the3 I-on. 1E. J. Stanley, at tie Stocirport dinnier, is taker. from1 a local paper, Whose report of the entire proceedings is given with a fulnesa and accuracy which did nrot characterise the account in tile London papers. Tihe speech we now publish was merely alluded to arnd not given by theto ; and as several of the observationrs ...

... iUOorx. A general Court Martiji is ordered to be I bield, at Brightens wev believe, on Wedntsdav next, fbr I tbe trial of ?? .A Rey ?? Cuptain of th lll 1lii flu ssaro, Ur avid g challengd l his superiotr officer, nI ?? oltlitt Eord Cuardigan, arising out of circunn o stances dutlcil iii our lasi paper, wcherein C(apt. 1B. 41ad thoght hiolsf aggrieved. We areb particulcr in taiting it to he ...

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... LORD CARDIGAN AND THE KEY, (Frolns thes Chroniclu.J lhelln the two troops of the IIth 1-lussars were ordered ne in from Chiehester to Briithton, they were placed in the Gt. Royal stables at the Pavil ion, there not being room for taic officers, men, or horses at the barracks. A subaltern 'ras sent f'ronm the barracks on weekly guard, and when scal Lieut. Forrest Was ordered on that duty, he ...

... iAollbolI. `-ATUI1d4XZPAY. l3 R 21, 1I&40. IS (1 I 0 AN HONEST'1 MAN? I'hlis quiestiont ?? aril~s ?? reading the 'iii ounill' e ctri'et5 ?? thle Chron1iclet andt obi' et t: moriiA tg thle Timeais', w'ichl -ives it ?? repori'it of' Itli',, ipettil iii the C hanmber of Pcjt t ice, mi 1Vekl it.tie ?? give!; ito ?? ill1 lie ct'~ivY ,itt't ui h as is, alleg-edil i tho two T' le Pv) is' Paipets of ...

... l-p l 1A, lo LOrRD) I'Al,)llsltS'xJ'N foEAkIGifRAN~'lLI,E; FORlir.X' iI lict:, larovellaree 2, 18110. A `v LordI.- he idesptch of the 8th October 1 ftrimi M) I irn to A. Guizot, which was o1ffci- b ally corans niC ited to her MaJesty'rs governmeut r tiy M.Guizot olr the 10th of (October, afforded to. J her Majesty s got erilnrellt the liveliest satisfic- t tion ih tile rellca e assurailces ...

... ROYAL NAVAL FEMALE SUHOOL. C A Meeting of' the subscribers tend friends of the you rabove noble institution was hield on Saturday Lit the ger -Thatched House Tavern. The object of tlse institution IIa ist ?? tediihes of'naval officers and Yu Sand religious edufcation in conformity wvith the princi- the eplesa itd doctrine of the Church of England. Thle YO L Rigt H-on. Sir George Cockbnrn ...

... 1om00 U. ILVAl' uviI. 'I I ttil(.1ARCH'I -2I, MOii. tl~ l 1 t -Iit m lkt ?? I lth;'it al it II IA hI )I itO (i I o le i, It:IIiIg ?? 5l;IlttI i. M inot11 cim. i t'lI tii Iltlt, H itttil. , 1 IO I II: II tI ?? ?? I whi.- I hm )l'j ii I* II I . l'i II1L E1qn.lI u, t.. I ti i I II I, 'I ?? K v Id III ?? .111 i 1~ p~ ilt-it 111 l i1, t ' I I 'I 11 it , I 1 Itt I I I i till I.Pl o (III . l II I ? ...

... I ?? I]lPROVEMENTS SUBMITTED TO TH TOWN COUNCIL FOR CONSIDERATiON. I I A .. -1 i _ , - __ I ?? . _. I , I I 3 A good road Must be had for the new quays and wharves, for which purpose, to prevent litigation and enable thb work to be done well, an Act of Parlia. .ment must be obtained-both sides of East-street to be. e widened, on the right side, in a line from Knott's brew- ery to- abot the ...

... ?? auvi vooto. I F(',am the ?? Zei/lu'i.) J ItOVTIERS OtI RUSSIA, JULY 24. |* 5 ElE grand prepapratiots for this year's campaign against the Circassians continue to attract thie public attention. (in the 14th of' Julv, 4,fi00 Rtussians. with 40 pieces of catrnon. crossed the Dniester at Mollilcw. to joili tile ?? detached from 1Bessarabia to thle ( aucasus. 1ic lmounted frontier guamrd fuir ...

... COUNTENANCE AND SUPPORT or IDOLATRYj BY THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT IN INDIA. (Abridged from the Christiao Spectator of Bombay for August.) } On the 2nd of February, 18M, a despatch wae issued by the Court of Directors in which the Indian Govern. ments were strictly charged to assume R position of entire neutrality in reference to the native religions. Amongst other injunctions it contained the ...