... Ow 1drbationdTo, SPAIN. rerbs IAlicant and Catw dii The Governtenlt has declared the prtS of tstteof biockado sei g~a, ad te castbetw~een them, to ho ina gs~s, nd thecosst continuel. AcooUnliBfromyMadridtof tho C whilst the insurrectiOO ,,),thsabsnevdnnue o 16th ult. state that officia ovothe een rheevd InsugntSf lag a ?? gained bo h ue' rosoe h augna fho In oen of these ...

... --v. . inr ?? anulzht a ?? ; P ._so.Ye-t cowesgwai't titat n ubi metin wan-. K held in the Theete. *,rton-. datterthWalte. Eq.. in the =chlor t Pb so of recolvlng adeputation oml 1e 4oti: h Oorneawt a. Ad sontrlbuting towards the g e v a fund. After n dmdoessfromlotNielel'hmp.on. IL Coden. Eq., e at ootldctb Iengt. Advertt¶ to tb ?? P tand the alleged horror of the monopol its for very. boe ...

... I RBPEAL ASSOCIATION. I The following was read at the meeting of the association ton Monday:- eLIRST REPORT or THE SUB-COMMITTEE ON THE BO]OUvGl n FRANCHISE. s Your committee beg to state that they have had the aborough franchise in Ireland fully.under their consideration, ,f and they have taken, they hope, efficient measures for the epurpose of ascertaining the statistics and present ...

... TirE Tjirr r AFFA re M. (Bitng of etfeel great ?? 0erab- 2PcthtiPued eat ;nterest~ in lb~ shiO ng thtnthnhi'esd)I ence and bois f~ ?? for it Coceaanb our bravet a ?? ~r~lntation ?? ma ~ howin offiers. anceand the Ccra5ltl 're reph ntie reprorehigd ns el ri- itlemitrn, is aboutrabreprol; eaar~h rfl ntv It s not a quare with QenpWfh-iaf, it is a qurela, g et. WihEngland (-interruption). Qarrel ...

... I ma- h a.MCAT. uOLcC CU -C-. TU ZRe. .Mr. Durcan is at I TlOa ?? by his diocesan to solicit p i' I. for the erection of a house of worship for the' SU heriptioelhn his spiritual charge. I Catholics fwi dhisticts in which the accommodation Thi tere seeks to afford is more necessary_- Orifeh erev g till in which it is calculated to be more tire aS reli~gion The Rev. Mr. Durcan has been for yfei ...

... The first defeat of the administration of Sir Robert Peel occurred on Monday last. The amendment of Lord Ashley was carried against them by a majority of nine. The propoittion on which they, were de- feated was raised upon the factory bill proposed by Sir James Graham. At present the law limits the hours of working in factories to twelve, and this he proposed to continue. The amendment moved ...

... Timt CnsAs.-Mr. Mure's Fox Hounds will meet on Monday, the 4th ofMarch, at HlardingGreen; on Thurs- day, the 7th, at the Davers' Arms; and on Saturday, the 9th, at Moulton Village. Each day at half-past Ten weather permitting. The Essex and Suffolk Fox Hounds will meet on Tues- day, March a, at Thorpe-street; and on Friday, the 8th, at Gifford's-hall. Each day at half-past 10. I P SW I C H, ...

... I FOREIGN AFFAIRS_ FRANCE. Friday's papers state that the Duke de Nemours was se indisposed with sore throat. rio5sly Saturday's and Sunday's journals were chiefly Occupied b renewed debate in the Chamber of Deputies On the fori by the question. A vast majority of the Deputies approved of 1fatio's struction of those works; but it was distinctly und con the arming of the detached forts in time ...

... FOREIGNIN ENCE. The Paris papers of Friday and Saturday are chiefly eo- cupied with comments on the debate on M. de l6ij~ats motion in the Chaiber of Deputies, which terminated 'm favour of ministers. The leadsiig object of the i otioio Nap- pears to have been to draw from 4M. de Salvandyi an epose of the circumstances which attended his recent resignatidn. Galled by their repeated defeats,- ...

... WORXHOUSE ATnOCITIES. In our paper of the I tch ult. CxE~soaous introduced'into his letter a condensed report of on inquiry taken before' Sir John Wallshan, Assistant Poor Law Commnissisner, in consequence of a, series of cisarges against the chaplain, the medical officer, the governor, the matron, the perter, and the nurses, of the Nacton Union. The investigation, it witl be recollected, was ...

... 1JALYINGI T'111 FOUNDATION STONE OF THlE NEWB 1ONJ3ED WAIIEJIOVSE&S In the mouth of November last, four plots of land, on the New Quay, and about fifty yards from the river, were sold by the Corporation, for the erection of warehouses for the bonding of foreign produce imported into Preston. The purchasers of these plots were Mir. Alderman German, Mr. Alderman Haydock, Mr. Turner, coal ...

... ,, . . .L E l.. BElFAST, TUESDAY, MARC01 , FOREIGN JNTEI'LLIGENC7,. The following extracts comprize tile most important articles of foreign initelligence contained in the London Papers received since outr last publication A Xt E J? I C A. LicVinrOoL, TllUnSDAY.-Tbe packet ship George Wjrashisgton, Captain Burrows, arrived helre to-day from New York, whence she sailed on the 9thi Feb. and by ...