... Tle Special Corocisioe rv-o'.ei i Il *MnU rc'iitlc on 'lrokm- (lay morning, the Judg( S bl4ain' irriv'd ts' previo uds cc ight. rweitve ofthe prisoere we.re cue scV ecc to lie Co ?? guardectd, anrd infrmaticon htravin bouc rer'c'vict df fr'itciccc'd miove'ncccts ?? the Charlhasc ts ilte tsiccr s cre 5,1en out in pickets to ECoUr the storretindilg coluIItry. Lordl Chief Jeclice Tindal, !Mr. ...

... WOOfDnLIDGE, Jranuary 1, 1840. Before J. Mioseljey E'sq., Chairman, it. N. snawe, Esq., s Major Moor. thle Rev. J. H. Groome, the Rev. Tl 1). Betts, 2 the fev, R. Gorttn, E. Godfrey, Esq., 1: Corranee, Esq., W. Long, Esq. the Ilev. WV. A. Norton, E. S. GoochC Esq.. A. Arcedockne, Esq. After thn usual prelimitnaries, s The CHAIRMANar, fil his charge to the Grand Jury, slid that the calendar ...

... THE COINAGEa (Front thle Timnes.) The notion of introducing the decimal method of corn. putation i4o this country, with a modification of ceings suitable to that method,bhas given rise to several plans as to the best mode of applying the decimal principle. One scheine proposes to take advantage of the circuin- stance that the old great penny of George III., still'in circulation, weighs five ...

... ?? INVTLLZGEVCE. 'SPAIN-Madrid journals of the 22nd inst. announce that the Mirlister of Justice had prevailed on the Queen to sign a decree ordering the re-establishment of the con- vents of monks throughout the Basque provinces, and for!)idding nay ehange being iniroduced into their insti. tutions. The Ero adds that the Cabinet kept the decree secret, and uwas ashamed to publish i' in the ...

... A 71Ai -4f 9 C UT, NAVioNAT. T:.Vl(l!ATIOON--Ifil Rlilt I1on0, tlnz- Eail of Stlradbroke has eonosnuitd to become tlbe Pcoident of Ihe Natfiotil Il'dbiic o 'on Coufilttv ior he Deianery of Iun- icich, ?? his given the ainificenit donation of twv bull. dred poiundos toweirds thi laudablh eohjet. 'III PF:XNy Posr. -in COIi;CqUeil;(C Ot tlhi notiecpatod increase of letters aster the ...

... DEl';'l.SSL.N ()I slfAREtS lN ?? IH LA ?? Oi.USIlIF ?? A writlr in ho Taia''., 7h lea. nol hle ixti imrliN p dvi::lo ii ?? i t roi' .MIri Ill 51111i (il s ?? iin ?? toI thoise of the Easteril (Cooites - I C,)toenuiig ;t I. ,Lidi, with the Eastern t |Rajiwl . I stillsol2c1it! iii tial( rcs W! that Cirepwi at an tinre;,~oiibie riw If ?? nt, in ite, narlx.i p fse, tr i!xaipli, tino, tl. - i r, ...

... GOILILESPORDIMC23. To the I!l,.or *.f tII,, Ipswich ,T iaa SiR.-Nover were' the appi'aN if tihe Yeomanry ! tended to by the Magi'trales of tilC lieeles Di% isli oa ?? )ist at tllh Qearier Se illst. whe. b)ly ty of two, it was detert iloed that a Reiral I'fil-, shi establlhed in thi Di ivision. Mr. Leath's; faintly s:atcil to tie *'oumrt that h - tlt Police ?? watiled- that there a ere 3)0) ...

... s11SWICH, 3a'nuary 3. [te~r Before EdwV. Godicl'ey, Esq.. Chamir'mtan the PRev. Dr. o Ec ,,oagh, thle lRev. J. WVard, Ra. C. Ritmiles',' Esqt., the Rev. mil *1* 1'hlear, J. P. Reade, Esq.. FR W. Schmreiber, Esq., J. id Berners, Esq., the Rev, G. Capper', E. S. Geoch, RErj., ley Sir E. lKsrriscin, Bert., the 11ev. ?? Mills, Pa. N. Shames, ccii Esq., Major Moor, the Right i-ln. Lord Hlenniiker, ...

... W,15CELLANEOUS. Her Majesty will return to thbs'N from Windsor on Thursday, the 9rb of Jautuary, to It ready to open Par- ?? Paper. l Inc KlON; OF I-lANOVrV.--We understand that his Majesty will arrive in this country, from Hanover, on ?? 30th or 31st of the ensuing mnolith, to he present at tue t marriage of the Queen.-Ifliosgy H1crald. - f Mr. Blore, the architect, has 300 men at work at ...

... GRAND BANQUET' Al' OAKLEY IHALL. It woo ldi requoire th pien of a ?? Irving to (lo any thing like even commrn jiustice to the scene. presented at Oakley HIll aln Thursday, when nearly 2(0) leinants partoolk o>f thespilendidi banqUeCt, agrncably to the invitatlen given by the gallant Generall. MWe will. howiuver, make the at- lenpi, though it prove a failure. The compliany, as they entered the ...

... . ?? (r -!,a Cub I. ! ift olgJ, t~r. t r' , a w11J S el;. * 1 ECi I' I ' U r II1tt tho I st erA stv 7.1 CI l: o O! ltI-I'ese.' 3 lirues 1 C''pd sai. Genatlemen As y'on are Moo''leirjitI, vwr' iilt at 1111ce, Jr to It,. ol the 1111sieSS at' the day. a P d hsr hoi~rn ll llion btof, a,;ll III N')e ' 'I 0111C I loir. the . I. 1 .1l t rih reiir ?? esteem '11 rappuroua cbeer~ 3111 6 i ?? Cl.li' f. o ...

... SPECIAL COMMIWSSON. Monmnnouth. Monday, 6tli Jim. TllE I)VEl'N('SE Tbe evidencce on the pnet if the Crown hltving terifi- nated onl Satrrday, thle eoumel fri the prisoners enltered uptol the defeinee. Sir F. Polloek then rose nlid saidriimay it please yoel rlord. ships, & gentlemen of the 1sijv,-_it is niowv mliy tiiitvito rit- dress you on behalf of the priso lnlr Mir. .1. Frost, & to satite ...