... .-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 The estimates of income for 1845 embrace several new taxes, wlile a great number of old taxe, are repealed. The following are the estimates as pre- scnted, the tirst five sourcts of revenue being new ones, in plahe of others repealed:- Reale.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 ...

... IMPERIIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The Marquess of ANGLESEA presented three petitions from congregations of Methodists in Wales against the loased grant to olynooth. The noble marquess stated f1hto he diflfercd entir~ly from thle petitioners, and when the measure came before that house, it should have his most crdease ges from the Commons brought up the Public Thse BishopoBf LONnDON ...

... COUrTT CIRCULAR WINDSOR,:tSVNDAY. The Queen will hold at Privy Council to-morrow (Mon- day) afternoon, at Buckingham Palace, at half-past three o'clock t Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, the Prince Alfred, the Princeas Royal, and the Princess Alice, left the Castle, aIc- comipanied by the Dowager Lidy Lytteiton, Col.PBoiverie, and their Royal Highnesses usual attendants, for the Great f ...

... The LONJDON GAZBTTE qf FRIDAY, May 2a. LORtD CHIAMBERLAIN'S-OFFICE, APRIL 3. Noticre is hereby Lgiven, that betr Mtajesty will hold of Dra'v'n -Roorh at St, Janeis' Pamnes, on Tuevda7s, the 27th ofi iay niext, at two o'clock, to celebrate her M1klateey's I~.B Th ~nglis o th seeral orders arc to appear in their Collars [The Lord Chancellor has appointed John Brooking, of Dartmouth, in the ...

... AIL LIA ?? COMMITE FF.- EDINBUlRGH DISTRICT. Members: Lard Aahley, cheitlhadn; Mr. Blackstonie, tMr. R. Cutletls, Captain Osbnrne.fo Eiittmtrtonr Alsn HAwtctt.-Sr W. Riddell Paid hae appearedfo two pr priteors, against the proposed line0, anid also 'Iaoinst thle preamble. Tire abjections he took were to the expense of thre line, sitidi seould be nearer £0000,ithOcent £400,000ll as estimated. ...

... SPAI N. MADRID, JrNE 5. [pRon ouit. CoIURESPONDENT.l The 11eraldo published this morning the documents% rela- tive to the abdication of Don Carlos, and the manifesto issued by his son on the occasion, and which have reached Madrid in a supplement of the Pliare des Pyr6necs. The evening papers republish these documents. The subject ?? already been talked of here for some days past, and if wve ...

... DORSETSIIIRE ONCE MORE. SECOND LETTER. TO GEORGE BANXES, ESQ., M.P. Lord Ashley, from motives of humanity, took up the cause of the poor and helpless in the manufacturing dise- tricto. But this was considered, I venture to think, most unjustly, an ect of aggression by some of the powerful manufaceturers, and, as an ant of retalation, the Dorset labourers are set Prominently forward to compete ...

... THE LA ATE FIRE AND LOSS OF LIF,. FINDING 0OF THE BODY OFC MRS. ROUND. Yeeterdsy morsitog, so early its fise o'clock, workmen omp~e3loysi in the service of tuse directors of thre Globe Insurance-office, were set to work upon the ruins. By six o'clock thle shetlug was finished; tuse wails, ins 'vee, Cs. pecisily thle Interior en.te, ea'pearing snort Out of tile pcerlitndicular, (and, ...

... We have received accounts from BWrne, in Switzerland, of the 28th instant, at which time no rencontre had taken place between the two parties which now divide that coun- try. The eorps francs, however, were assembled on the frontiers of the canton of Lucerne, and it was daily ex- pected they would invade the canton and attack the troops called out to oppose them. The corpsfrancs seem resolved ...

... IRELANI). DUBLIN, JuI.y -2. [FRIOHt OtR CORRESPONDENT.1 PARTI PROCE9SIONS. 'lue fullolviij i petition is iil coursa of isignatiaie ili Ar- tila',li, ?? the Oraige ,processioonon tie I- th ilst. led to So friglitfiil a spenie of mourder amd outrag e. Another Ro-, 1oal Catholic, ?? Carr, shot by the Ortingemnen, 1ias been despaired of, ald ?? have been Sworn betbre the local iuag'isIrate, ...

... CA1)JL :}U GOOD HOPE. .h A cORESPOND al ftl tile Caupe of Good Hope papers and jacii, hites we to fear that you rather underrated J ' tbe iti(winence of the danger which . h in Irought on i'lat colony ; for in ir: 16Ue J ruer of the lhtest number cf De Zuid Ih, j I follo ing paragraph THE TIF'nOTIERs.-Just before our Ito a cirt that the Thunderbolt, steamer, : vi isv lid sail 1br Port ...

... WINGER WORTR FARMERS' CLUB. FIRST ANNUAL MEETING. rABRIDGED FROM THE DERBY REPORTER.1 On uesday last the first annual meeting of this flourish- jag Club was held at the house of Mr. Turner, Nag's Head, Wiogerworth, near Chesterfield. At the appointed hour, a large party of members and friends Eat down to a dinner comprising the usual deli- cacies of the season, and which was served up in a man ...