... The -1IlARCHIiONlESS of CLANIIICARDE'S l tVGRAND BlAb Lr. The Marclioness of Clinricarde gave a magnificent boil, on Vednesday night, at the fuily mansion9 in Cilionl- HIouse-temrace, whilih must take risunk among the mioot brilliaent ranlions liitherto given fils Rensoan At eleven o'clock the comimpqmny begaln to arrive in quiielt snecession, mnd her Royal lli mvl:-e3 the Ducheas of ...

... SJ'AINV. MADRID, JULY 10. [PlROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] I have reason to believe thur political intrigues were never more active than they are at present: the ministerial ques- tion, the inarriage question, and the ntfairs of Portuga! are, strange to say, nil mixed up together, and the parties who, being banded tog- ther, plty the leading part in rhe gu1ms of intrigue, are strivingw to turn each ...

... MADR~ID), JL:, )22. rltlOM ?? COliltl'St'iN ?? 'l'he recent article ill tie Paris Conistitatiour7i?, oil the Spanislh u~ari rgel p uest i n is i'e'tr'ided here as essentially correct, thoupgit lhere tic omissionos whicll ogilitg to be filled up), in order to mresenlt tile ease in a true light. T'l idea of' lih Trawl', i ajto, i tiiitc ntll °t1 , T ?? (Ildnsio,. Is los ?? Oil handls, orieinate ...

... MA 1?INE SO U1LTY. Yesterdny the aniniversaryV d!inner of thoe inrerits Society took place at the London 'Thsivero. Thiis valua~ble ntd truly nationa l institultionm was founided( in ] 7.jti, thle pr iseipol objeet lit tt he-ing to take poor a adl distressedz boys, who Ioi wolI otber- lise be 0,1st s poti the street, iiu i to educa :te anid eqlip ?? for sea se-reice. [allice its t'snidtitilon ...

... MADRID, AuG. 4. [RnoM OUR OWN CORRE5SPONDENT.] Sanors Mon and .llayane returned fronm Baroelona at seven yosterday msorning. It is said that tbe doeree sus- pending the sales of natiountl property will not be pub- lished at present, from the bad effect it would bave on the elections and on the country at large, which is generally believed to bo in a very critical state. There is a great dis- ...

... 7'he LONDONr OAZETTE o 'l'tSDA Y1', Feb. 18 I LTfinn) CHIAMBERLAJN'S-OFFICE, Fmi. 17. NYolire is ?? thttt her IMajesty will hlold Levees, lat St. Jantes's taae, ol tflu followitg' days, nt two o'elocl Wednesday, 13th of' AlIell next. Wedilnesday, l2th ol Marell next. RL'ecvl.ATIONXS TO fiki OifISIRVIM AT TIrr Qli ?? LnV'ZW., AT sT. JAMRS'S iL CI. Thei Nobinlele nud *lentlenieit flio propose to ...

... .-0 MADRID, JAN. 8. (FROM. OUR COIRRESPONDENtT.] Senor Mon brought forward bis long expected budget in the Cingrces3 to-day. The estimates of income for 1845 embrace several new taxes, wlile a great number of old taxe, are repealed. The following are the estimates as pre- scnted, the tirst five sourcts of revenue being new ones, in plahe of others repealed:- Reale. Impoat on revenues derived ...

... THE OASTLER IiBERATION FUND. A meeting of the friends of Mr. Oastler, and the sub- scribers to the fund for effecting his liberation, and pur- chasing for him an annuity, was held yesterday, at the British Hotel, Cockepur-street; Lord Fevereham in the chair. Mr. Osatler sat on his lordship's right, and Mr. B. Fer- rand, M.P4, on his left, The noble CHAIRMAN explained the reasons and obecets of ...

... EXTRAORDIN ARY EXPRESS FROM PARIS. WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND MOROCCO. By tin extraordinary express from Paris, we have re- tceived the Paris journals of Tuesdayevening. The Mestager ipublishes the following official article and despatebes, an- flouncing that hostilities have commeuced between France and the Emperor of Morocco, an attack on the part of his troops having been repulsed on the 30th ...

... TIHE IETIR'ING FISUERY. I g boriq ighl is now in. full activity along our I isa Clilleecetits neat];' one hunidred bouts leave nd ndd considerably to the interest of the? sl oe t this delighitful watering-place. a ii ~il'ee~-fli' tthefikh ing here hase not been 'tiii hIlcierto, ?? sonie of the hotits ys aks' hrtiei are onl the sands every ji arliefr thle London, Msnchester, and i i ?? At ...

... I LVt PERIAL PARLIAMENT I ThOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. - Lord CA.ArPBELL ipresentaid a petition from the inha- tibianuts of North Kirngnsford, praying' their lordships to ~5appoint acorn ittee tthilrdtishosto inuie nt tlb treamllent of pauper lunatics, before passing anymnaa- cutre on uset subject. PIIEE - Lord BROUGHIAM presented a p tition from Jatmes, Thomas Russell, solicitor, of No. :37, Percy ...

... I The great annual country meeting of the Royal Agricul- tural Society of England comineiuced at Shrewsbury on Tuesday last. Never, in the memory of that ?? personige, the oldest inhabitant, had there been such a bruslhig-up of house fronts, or such al furbishing of their interiors. Painters were almost in despair at the contemplation of the work chalked out (or them. Mlopsticks rose in ...