... SPA IN. MADRID, D)E. c2. I [PROM OUR OWN CORIESPONDnNT.] ar The Gaztte to-day containe a decree suppressing alto- ih gether the offices of inspector end sub-inspector of national fez militia, and ordering that henceforth this force is to be eL- e tirely under the Minister of War, and the oaptains-general Gx and commanders of the military districts and provinces. IL, Q, other words, the whole ...

... E. LONDON: SA TURDA Y. DECBM.BRR 30, 1843. The Sherborne Journal, of the 28th, contains a report of the proceedings at the Blandford agricul- tural dinner, which is well worthy of attention. In considering the marvellous progress which the free- trade movement has made within the last year, perhaps sufficient consideration has not been given to the aid it has derived from the involuntary co- ...

... E car since the termination of hostilities with China, and the obtainment of euch favourable terms of pacification, our relations with the Chinese, and the bright prospects which appeared to open, alike for political ambition and commer- cial enterprise, have furnished inexhaustible themes of dis- caelon, and the most glorious anticipations have been in- dulged in, as to the advantages to be ...

... I COURT CIRCU.LAR. | The Queen and PrinceAlbert accompanied by the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal, and fattended by the royal suite, left Windsor Castle yesterday afternoon, for Slough, and left that station by a special train on the Great Western Railway, for town. On arriving at the Padding- ton terminus the royal party proceeded in four of her Majesty's carriagesand four, escorted ...

... TIHE FRlENCHI NAVY, e [FnROM THEt NATIONAL.] eFrance, in It;di, had at comm-md (10,000 seamen, and in e 1701 could reckon upon more than 100,000 able-bodied rsailors, and possessed 82 ships of the line, and 73 frigates; tbut at the present day we have not one half of that number of ships of war, and our able seamen scarcely equal the eg- greguts of 1081i. It is true that, is 1815, we had to ...

... ALEXANDRIA, Fan. 24. PFROM OIIR OWN CORRESI'0XDENT.1 Trhe principal novelty is the unexpected arrivalof' the Parha on the evening of the 191b instant, intending, how- ever, to remain only a day or two longer, and then return to pufes the next three menths in the Delta, where he left Ibrahim Pacha actively superintending the projected im- provements, while very sanguine hopes are entertained ...

... ECCLESIAS17CAL COUR7TS BILL. It TILE PETITION OP THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY TO THlE HOUSE OP COMMONS, 1f Humblyshoweth-Ttiat your petitioners feel it incun- LI bent oil tlhnm to call the attention of your honourablei house to a bill now pending in Parliament for re-modelling the erclesiastical courts, and to its probable operation an the general worhing of the law. Taat your petitieners ...

... IAnnual lists are published by the Commissioncrs of the Metropolitan Police, exhjibiting the numrbers rif izrl~frislri I I.. I]1. .¢. of individuals who have leen taken iDto custody, 5 the nature of the offences with which they are charged, and the results ; and, though not disposed ( to place impllicit confidence iu what may be termed c isolated infreences fiom1 statistical documents, we ...

... MONBI'-MARKET and CITY NElyS. l ONID)A Y. Private letters received this nmorning, front soIne of the most optulent find leading nwerchunts in New York, allude to the subject of state indebtedness in very aLppropriate ternms, andu hold out encourtiging expectations to tie holders of' State Bonds. One of these letters is expressed in the followilng ternis- * If your goverument would only ...

... I1 AMBURG MAIL. .RECIIVEP LAST NIIGHT.]. i . AMBOiliUii, APlIL 13.-PRICES OF COnN.-Wheat0. ii Polish, U0 to 117.; Anh. and Magd. red, 80 to 1101; et white, 00 to 110; Marks and 1ruaswick, 88 to 110; Silesbimu, a teellow 096 Io 108, white, 92 to 110; lteok., 84 to 119 P ilolsten, 84 to 10(1; LowerElbe, 90 to 104.-Ryo: Darnt t zic, libe, and Konigsberg, 80 to 85; Mark., Meek. end r Pom.812to88; ...

... OXFORD CIRCUIT-GLOUCESTER, APRIL 16. t CIVIL SIDE. [Before Mr. Justice Erskine and a Special Jury.]' s NEWNTON AND H1IS WIFE AGAINST ROWE AND ANOTHER. a This was an action brought against the publishers of the Cheltenhama Examiner, by a Mr. Newton (who it was said f is a barrister on the Northern Circuit) for an alleged libel upon 1hi8 wife. Mr. Serieant Talfosurd, Mr.Ricbards and Mr. ...

... - - SHIPPING INTELLIGNCE. - NOTICE TO MARINERS.I NEW LIGHTS IN THE HARBOUR OF DANTZIC. cl Ths followitig notice, translated from tlso German, hls been re- ceived at Lloyd's from the Prussian Consul-General its Lontdot n-' as 11The stoaller of ithe two stationary lights in the barbour of Boot- to- xic, at Neufialtrwasser, witich heretofore haes been sliown In a small Of bteacton quite cloee to ...