... | =TI~G OFF ~IAMEN-ESTABLISH*ENT FA, R.Edisfcy. on Wednesday evening latthe MIR of ?? 1st1-r numerous and enthugiastia meeting at the Queen's Tboettecone. nectod with the establishment of a registry for seamen, in sile o the present mode adopted by the shippiag maste At the urgent request of the parties connected with the management of the proceedings, Mr. JOHN SMITH, of the Liverpool Mertucy, ...

... FRANCE AND SPAIN. The Pais Lpapers. of Thursday--conitin nothing new of an official oharacter-,from Spain.- The Jorsitsl des Dibads fives a sumnary- ofrecent Spanish news; which;bears marks ofau- thenticity. The rebel Juntas appear to be losing- ground, not only at Barcelona, but everywhere else. . Saragossa continued to be blockaded on the 5tb, and is said to-endure all the incon. venieceet, ...

... ?? £inurT EDINBURGH. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. As the public were fully apprised by the demi- official disclosures of the preceding day, Mr ?? CONNELLr, along with his son Mr JOHN O'CON- NELL, M1.P,, and several others were duly ar- rested on Saturday, and gave bail to answer a charge of conspiracy and other misdomeanours, to be preferred against them on the first day of the November term. The ...

... OF TIIGENERAL ASSEIBLY ' OF iTHE r TIURC\V OF jljTFq'PTN(T CHTRJ ?? GLkSGO'V- 0od_ Xfyeacly meeting o i vls ?? thle Frre Prote5sliliZ Church ma. ~erla Ywhic hk has beet an Lf id in tile City un'ronaom n style, has rr1'asrcid In or aery var dehrr of moeeting (eleven o'clock). Yoau IF Ie ?? with) a most he]I hV eesn ssemi,,' of ladies andl and ?? oi Paoer ,,,dated in tite gallieries I abl ...

... HORRIBLE SCENE, A miserable old mlJlderer, who was executed last week at Stirling, for killing his wife, seems to have been imbued with the most horrible feel- ings of bitterness against all the witnesses, and all who had been concerned in procuring his condetr nation. His last dying speech was a tissue of blasphemous imprecations absolutely unparallelled, under the circumstances. Hav- ing ...

... The SCOTCH CERURCMII DISTURBANCES. [PRora THE ROSS-8S1IRE ADVERTISER.] The disturbances which have lately attached no very er- vilble notoriety to this district, have luckily ceased, and tLe authorities are occupied with the examinations, or taking further steps for the apprehension of the rioters. Several pf reons are now in the jails of Tain, Dingwall, and Crc- marty, for trial: but the ...

... A MOTHER AND TWO CHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH.- At two o'clock on Wednesday morning the densely-inhabited neighbourhood of St. Martin's-court, St. Martin's-lane, was alarmed by the outbreak of a fire, which has proved destruc- tive in its consequences, and been attended with the loss of three lives, on the preonises of Mr. James Labram, a boot and shoemaker, in an extensive way of business, ...

... I I _ _ _- 1 - - .. _ _ . . f A friend (says the Veorthern, Whsig) has handed us acopy of the Cantona Press, otf the N2th July, contain. log acigraphic account of varions operations by the boats ofihr iklajesty's ship Dido, Capt. Koppel, against pirates on thle coast of Borneo. It appears that tile most formidable nests of the pirates were on the Sere- hasrivr; ?? Keppol, after having ...

... MY DEAR Faisnas,-I now sit down to give you an account of my progress since I visited Bradford on Wednesday last. On Thursday I addressed the Odd Fellows' Hall. fall of the men of Halifax; all of whom welcomed me most heartily. After addressing them upon all subjects interesting to our party, for about two hours, with the veteran Benjamin Rushton in the ebair, I proceeded with the enrolment of ...

... f TO CORRESPONDEN1TS. T. E. ntc't weeh. It.. W,! ?? are sorry the ?? was redeived too late * to Ieqafseidiice ?? 1SEPTEGiNEIIAN'S note was recei'dd just'as uei were' goino AGnicuxLTuaxTa.- Ye will endeavour to snake rooM for this lttterrn our next. AQ. CtScTANT READEI can put a tenant into the house, 4tit is liablefor the rent, unless the tenant is accepted by the landlo'rd. ;J. P.-What other ...

... 1 EESOR A HITBY'AND ALONG THEI I 1~'ORBL !T!An.qc AIT , ;, 'was EPLORA BLELbSS jii' IiE ° son, On Thursday motningtb6te 12thi inst., a tremendous storm is rving arose along the noorth.westCO~tca, ?? hblowig.. .great gus, r w huis from the north. Tl'iee l f, [Tiiby, belonging to Messrs. li and John oiner and Co-, Vas dilven into Covtilr Hope Whity, in and has not yet reel' g6t o° V We alsb ...

... feSfc SUMMAKV OF THE POOR LAW RETURN, i FOR THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, I FOR THE YEAR ENDING 25th MARCH, 1843, (From the Report of the Poor Law (sommissionert.) i UNIONS. f Araoont Received and Expended Abgy. Newport Pontypool Monmouth Chepstow Total 'jbsoBBt levied by Assessment 7,707 4 10,827 14 6,541 1 8,225 0 ^,342 4 3 Xxemd from all other sources. 30S 0 3o9 14 171 12 101 17 110 1 1,051 4 ...