... SCOTLAND.-A deputation of the Council of the Na- tional Anti- Corn-law League is to be in Scotland on the 10;h of January next, and to remain till the 20th, visiting as many towns as the time will permit, with the view of diffusing information regarding the objects of the League, and promoting subscriptions. Meetings are definitely fixed for Glasgow on the 10th and Edin- burgh on the Dith of ...

... 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- ...

... [BY SPECIAL EXPRESS-] LIVER'OOL, WVEDNESDAY. e The New York packet-ship Independence, Cap- h tain Nye, so well kl;own for making extraordinarily ,i quick passages, and being annually the bearer of o the American President's Message upon the opening t( of Congress, arrived here this day at one o'clock,v with pappers to the 8th inst., her day of sailing. i( Congress opened on the 4th, and the ...

... M1ADRITD, Nov. 28. S FRMOUR OWN CORRESPOID0iiNT.] The decree which I sent you yesterday, declaring volid elli~ the promotions, decorations, &c., granted by the govern- E, ment of thle Regent up to the time of his departure from l'i Ai Spaits, and the amnesty extending to all political oiffences 5a up to the 10th Novemnber, when the Queen was declared of age, are measures of mach imp~ortauce. ...

... IRE LA ND. DUBLIN, D~c. 11. trc ru'Rns OUR OWN CORRESPONODPNT.1 aot THlE GUN IIOATS-EXTRAOR1DINARY AFFAIR. pa 'lol maky remember a statement I sent last week, respect- obj ing the airrival of the Peneldps war steamer, with fix gun- for boats of formidable calibre, which wets sent downt by the la, Grand Canal to Banagher, in order to guard the pose is across the Shannon between Loluster and ...

... The Irish Govrnnflent and the Arms Act. The following circular, addressed to the lieutenants of counties, has been deered necessary in consequence of the reckless partisanship exhibited in Macroom. This very mild remonstrance, however, will have very little practical effect on the parties whom the Government profess a disposition to control, so long as they find the organs of that government ...

... 0 CCU RR EN CE S. ANOTHER FEMALE SAILOR.-A young girl has been brought to the police court at Liverpool' for' an assault. About eighteen months ago she married a maan who, after much ill-treatment, deserted her, and it was runmoured that he had fled to New Brunswick. Notwithstanding his bad character her affection for him was undiminished, and she resolved to follow him, but having no money, ...

... I FRANCE. OPENING OF THE CHAMBEURS. rhe King opened the Session of the Chambers with the usual formalities on Wednesday, and with the followibg, Speech from Lhe Throne:- Gentlemel Peers and Deputies, The perfect iharmony between the powers Of the State and the loyal support which you have afforded to my Government have yielded their fruit. Am.nidst the order maintained without effort and ...

... DUBLIN, DEC. 6. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] MILITARY PREPARATIONS. In Ulster, as well as in the other provinces, the govern- ment are adopting precautionary arrangements upon a very extensive scale, to put down the expected hisurrectio Oa Saturday last a further supply of the mnunit!ons of war was lodged in the ordnance stores at Carrickfergus. On Monday morning nine carts laden with ...

... PR OGRESS OF IN ENDJARISM. SUFFOLK. On the morning of Wednesday last a fire broke out in thle farm-buildings of Mr. Nunn, of. Wrettlefield, situated th six miles from lxworth and three from B~otteadale. It was rel discovered at four a.m., and no doubt exists of its being tol wilfully Ignited. The buildings being of so Inflammable a 0 nature precluded the possibility of saving any portion of ...

... (FROX THrE CIlNLSoltD CHROVSICLEo IYSaTERDAY.] t We regret to fiud that several fires have occurred within l the Itst few days, from which there is too much ground to conclude that the Incendiary haes been at his destructivet work in our own neighbourhood.f The first broke out on Friday evening last, on the fiarm u premises of Mr. James Speller, near High Roothing, in this county. The ...