... DEAR AND CHEAP BRBAD. [paoM% THE BOLTON tREE PrIESS.3 At thle meeting of thle electors in the Town.hall last week, it was stated by Mr. Nalsby, whose situation as one of the overseers of thle poor, renders his evidence unques. tionable, that tile whole amount of the rates laid in Great Bolton for the three years from March, 1834, to March, 1837, was less than 12,00W., while the liabilities of ...

... TmHE HAGUE, Nov. 4.The ?? of the baptism of the young hereditary Prince of Orange took place to.day in the conventual church in this town. The church was crowded at an early hour; the foreign ambassadors, his Majesty's ministers, the members of the Statcs-Gcneral and other public bodies, and persons of distinction, were present. The King and Queen, with the revered Prince who has so long ...

... MADRID, Nov. 9. IFROM OUR OWN COIRRESPONDENT.] A decree, published in the Gazette this morning, con- firms in some measure the hope of the Minister of Fi. nance carrying into cffect the principles laid down and the promise. made in his recent manifesto. On Monday, the luth instant, the committee for the destruction of In. utilized bonds arc ordered to be in readiness to burn, at twelve o'clock ...

... IlA.BUR U ANVD DUT2'CIII ILS. LnFEUIVED 1,AST NIGHiT.1 VIENNA, Nov. 6 )-Oar estaictte from Triestc has brought iuitclligercc aflirmini that Count Walewvsld is gone from Alexandria to Syria with orders from the Viceroy to ibrahimi to evacuate that province. Thiu Peeha of Koniab is said to hase made a successful attack on the Egyptian troops in Adano, and to hare blown up their animanition. ...

... HEZR MiAJESTY and the PRINCLSS ROYAL. (IRoM ,Tfr CoLiRT -IRCULAR.] The bulletins of her Majesty's health issued on Saturday and yesterday were as follows:1 ?? Palace, November :S, 181, Half-past nine, A M. The Qeecn anl the Princess Royal continue to ;o on perfectly wcll. JANIES CLARK, M.D. CH,,RIES LococK, M. D. RoSEBT FERGUSOY, M. D. RIcgoaPD BLAGDE?. Buckingham Palace, November 29, ...

... [FRot THE COURtT CIRCULAR.] Her Majesty was taken unwell at an early hour on Saturday morning, and the medical gentlemen were ill consequence summoned to Buckingham Palace. The Duchess of Kent was sent for at half-past eight o'clock by his Royal Highness Prince Albert. Her Royal Highness immediately went to the Palace, and remained with her Majesty throughout the day until six o'clock in the ...

... -0 I [V'ROM OUR OWN COitft.SPONDNT. I Although the recent accounts from France, but espe- iallv the choice of the President of the Chamber of )eputies, arc all in favour of peace, the warlike prepa. 4 ations which have at last begun in Germany are no rhere discontinued. In fact, the unprotected position f the districts on the Upper Rhine was made too pparent by the demonstrations in Alsace, ...

... A(CCID JEUVTS ON IRAILTWAYIS. llIIOM TIIT SCO)TSMAN.] 1 is the great beauty of the steam-nengine, that not- ithstading -its vast power, it can yet be brought under comnpiete control. It call raise ?? t most ponderous bo. dics or draw out the fittest thread. It carn break down a wall and rend asunder thc toughest iron, aad yet the hiand of a child may arrest its progress. Th( engific- drivcrs ...

... l lELAND. IT-4- DUBLIN, Nov. 6. [EFOM cova OWN CORBESPONDENT.1 Lord Morpeth has arrived at the Chief Secretary's Lodge, Phutnix-park, from his visit to the south. His lordship transacted business at Dublin Castlc this day. THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE. His grace, after visiting the Lakes of Killarocy, re- turned to Lismore Castlc on Monday, amidst the rejoic- ings ofthe entire population. The noble ...

... THE IIOUSBLESS Pool?. Yesterday, a general meeting of tile subscribers to the great institution appointed for the purpose of affording nightly shelter to the ?? Poor, and temporary re- lief to the. destitute, took placs at tile London Tavern. Alderman and Sheriff Gibbs in tile chair. The CLHIRAMAN having statedthiat the subscribers were ca'led together for the purpose of electing a treasurer, ...

... ALEXANDRIA, OCT. 16. [FRO.V OUR OWN CORRESPONDONT.] WNc have still been playing at cross purposcs. Captain Fisher, on the 0ith instant, sent an ?? notice of the ?? of the blockade to the several consuls, which did not, however, by some oversight of the Pacha's officers, reach them until the 10th instant; in thc mean time, we were just informed of the existence of the blockade by seeing a very ...

... DUBLIN, Novrainnt 18. [FROM oua OWN CORIREsiONurEs'r.] PROGRESS OF TEMPERANCE. Notwithltanding the extreme severity of the weather, Father Mathew has been aduinistcring the temperance ?? cvcry day since Monday, in the rear of the Custem- house, to crowds, almost as numcrous as had attended on his first nnd sceond visits to Dublin. On Monday and yesterday 27,000 persons (including matny of the ...