... MADRID, Dec. -2!9. [FROM OUR OWN CORRES1'ONDFNT.] It is now believed that the Cortes will not meet again for two or three months at least, and that in the meantime the government will attempt to carry out by decree the Ivarious measures which the Moderado policy suggests, as necessary to bring the country to that point of centraliza-' tion in which, in their eyes, it would be governable;' and ...

... Since we last reported progress, meetings have been holden at Stalybridge, Todmorden, Rocbdale, Bury, Liverpool, and Sheffield. At Todmorden the efforts of Mr. Oastler's friends are likely to be rewarded with signal success. In the North-Riding, subscriptions are in course of collection. Mr. Colville, I.MP. for DerbyEhire, is exert- iog himself among his constituents to raise funds in ...

... STATIOs O6F THE BiwTI8H ARMY ?? OON ToHn IST JANUAcR, 1844. (Frao the United Serbe Jburnal.) '(iWhere two place'8 are mnitioned, -t1b last' named is that at . ''which 'the depotof tbe reginnent 3F stationed.3 -'Ist. Life Guards - Win'dso 3'9thBengal,, Chathani 2d Regent's Perk -''th iaengal,' Cbatbatm Royal -Horse Ouards, Hyde 4tst Canterbury: , mark 42d Milta; ?? of Wight. Ist Dragoon Guards ...

... I. z OLDHAM, ROCHDALE, AND-BURY. ROCHDALrl MONTHLY CATTLE FAXm._The monthly cattle fair on Monday last was well attended, and calving cows were rather higher in price than they were a month ago. Drapes were about the same, and more than an average number of both sorts were disposed of. ANr-CoonN-LAW MEETIXN.On Tuesday evening, a very numerous meeting of the anti-corn-law and free trade party, ...

... SIR CIIAS. METCALFE AND TIHE PARLIA- MENT OF CANADA. THE resignation of the Ministry in Canada, 1 owing to a difference with the Governor-General, SIR V CHARLES METCALFV, on the extent of the Governor's pre- r rogative and the mode of exercising it, places the repre- 0 sentative of the Sovereign there in opposition to a great ( majority of the representatives of the people. The question f on ...

... Iovvfoopoiu valf. C.te NEcra ho u tideaumuua ?? J tile suti- ueit ooul~ziuled iml the lettes of ihatler rCuouispotdehaui.3 POLITICAL ARITHMETIC CL ?? jfA. r ?? to truige O'f any Citigzen? f tile To the EDITOR77-IHPV1TTAU England, with a population of 1jfO5,000,0 returns 7l1 mrembers to parliament, or one meoiber for every tSO.0(O ill rounu nvlrubers. Therefore- Manchester ought xu;, -. 8 P ye ...

... I 1ottbjom(na Qejavtit jaeetnins. LONDON-LIBERATION OF MR. GEORGE WHIrL- The following meetings will be holden :-A grand festival, consisting of dinner, concert, and ball, at the Hall, Turnagain-lane, on Monday next, January 8th, 1844. Dinner on the table at four o'clock. Feargus O'Connor will take the chair. TOwER HAMLETS-A public meeting in the Hall of Science, on Tuesday, Jan. 9th, at half ...

... Cbe Call(tro' JR*bemmt. MIr. LOIAX has visited the following ?? Dec 26th.-Pablic meeting in the market-place, after which the men adjourned to the Old Oak public house, when nearly one hundred sat down to dinner. The room was tastefully decorated with evergreens for the occasion, and much praise is due to the host and hostess for their indefatigable exertions on the occasion.- Golden Hill, Dec ...

... I Ii WIAN II ?? O.: ~tHc MlIOMEOED NEW Stoo0L IN Ct4NNECTION WITH iST. JOHN'S CEAVEL.. -This ball took. place on Wednesday evening IBS, inthe large roorat ise Commierclal Hall, which was handsomely decorateden the occasion, iand refreahmienis on an extensive scae, and conslatilg of the usual delicacies, were placed in andadjoinigiroom.nf Theunpropitionsstateof the weather ?? attendance. ...

... ii ;. :RAILWAY DI, RtURErS, 1j~m .~ L - W NORTH UNION. -pool, Mdanchester, and Prom Liverso to |rom Mnehester to Wigan. Wtian ?? Wigar and Prcstoo .8 20 A.M,, MIxed 8 45 A.M., Mixed 9 0 A.M., Mixed 9 45 AM., 1st Clas II 0 A.Mi)St Class II 15 A.M. Lst Class 2 20 p.M., 2d Class 2 30 r.a. 2d Class 2 4 5r.M., 2d Class P QP.M., Mixed 5 ,an,, Mixed 5 OP.M., Mixed 6 27 ?? ?? 7 30 P.m., Mixed N01 ...

... - InELAND.. we RECALL Op LoRD DE GrEa.-We believe that wve may now announ ce the recall of Lord de Grey as a measure already resolved upon by the Cabinet; and not likely to be deferred beyond the month of April, or May, next.- Weekly Chronicle. REPEAI, AssociATION.-Tlhe Repeal Association met on Monday, Dr. Minurphy in the chair. The proceedings were brief, and the repeal rent for the week was ...

... EARL GREimY.-We are glad to learn that the latest accounts from Howick state that Lord Grey had enjoyed sleep during several hours for some nights past. The noble Lord had also suffered less pain lately, and his pulse and appetite were quite good. His medical attend- ants are of opinion that the malady with which his lord- ship is afflicted is running its course in the manner best calculated ...