... SPAIN. MADRID, JULY 25. -A military conspiracy of a serious cha- racter has just been discovered at MALAGA, and, according to ac- counts from Granada of the 21st, was suppressed through the energy of Gen. Cemioero, the military commander at Malaga. Thesrarrison there consisted of the provincial regiment of Jaen and Huelva. The former, which was quartered at the convent of La Merced, had been ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS- BIRTHS. On the 2nd instant, at Newport, the lady of H. J. Davie, Eaq. solicitor, of a daughter. On the 3rd instant, at Newport, Mrs. Wilkinson, of a daughter. At Christchurch House, on the 6th instant, th* wife of Mr. J. Wring, school-master, of a daughter. On the lat instant, atAbergavenny, the wife of T. Gabb, &MI. solicitor, of a son. On the 28th ult.. the ...

... Holiowat's Ointment AND Pills —James Little, a black- smith, residing at Cuckold's POlDt, in May last, was going to Guy's Hospital, to undergo the amputation of his leg, which had been bad for seven yesrs there were upwards of twenty ulcers on it, and mortification had commenced just under the knee. In this alarming atate he was recommended to use Holloway'a Pills and Ointment, which in a very ...

... MRS. CAUDLE'S CURTAIN LECTURES. Mrs. Caudle discourses on Maids-if-all- Work and Maidi in general, Mr. Caudle's injamout behaviour ten years ago. There now, it isn't my intention to say a word to-night, Mr. Caudle. No I want to go to sleep, if I can for, after what I've gone through to-day, and with the bead-ache I've got—and if I havo't left my smelling-salts on the mantel-piece, on the right ...

... ALEXANDRIA, MAY 4. The only item of news is that of the Pacha sending his son to Paris (Haliem Bey), accompanied by two youths, llaliem Bey takes a handsome snuff-hux, valued at 7,000 dollars, as a pre. sent to the King of the French, in return for the dinner service sent oat, valued at 10,000 dollars. Ibrahim Pacha is in Cairo, and Saied Pacha is in the villages. Both keep out of the old ...

... Hs* MAJESTY'S VISIT TO follow- ing characteristic reply from the Duke of Wellington to an application for admission (not on the part of the rimes) will show that his graee at least will not allow the royal privacy to be unduly disturbed:— Field-Marshal the Duke of Wellington presents his compliments to Mr. and begs to say he does not see what his house at Strathfieldsaye has to do with the ...

... FRIDAY,—JANUARY 17, 1S45. Before the Rev. J. B. Davies and F. Mc.Donncll, Esq. Thomas Parry charged John Griffiths with not paying 7s. due for work and labour done at Llangwm Ucha.—Dismissed. James George charged Phillip Powell with breaking a hedge in the parish of Lianbaddock, on the 25th of November last, the property of Mr. George, of the Three Salmons, Usk.—The defendant, being an old ...

... ANACREONTIC, BY A FOOTMAN, It's yery well to talk ia praisa Of tea and water-drinking ways, I n proper time and place; Of sober draughts, so clear and eool, Dipp'd out of a transparent pool Reflecting heaven's face. If Of babbling brooks, and purling rills, And streams as gushes from the hills, It's wery well to talk ;— But what becomes of all sich schemes, With ponfls of ice, and running ...

... NOTICE is hereby given, that application is intended to be made to Parliament in the ensuing session, for an Act or Acts to authorize and empower the South Wales Railway Company to make, construct, and maintain certain lines of railway hereinafter described, or iome of them, or some part or parts thereof, with all proper approaches, wharfs, landing-places, and other works and conveniences ...

... iilainorgaiB Cemrat Mineral Railway, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application is intended to be made to Parliament, in the next Session, for leave to bring in a Bill or Hills to alter, amend, and enlarge the powers and provisions of tii •evcial Acts of Parliament following, that is to say \n Act in the sixih year of the reign ...

... MERTHYR AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. EXTRAORDINARY CASK OF FORGERY AT During the week the inhabitants of this populous town and neighbourhood have been thrown into a state of some considerable excitement by the discovery that the sum of £240 had been raised from the Brecon Old Bank by means of a forged cheque, and that the person charged with having committed the offence (a female) had been taken into ...

... BANKRUPTS.—{From the London Gazette.) FRIDAY —George Chennel, carpenter, Capel, Surrey. John Guy. surgeon, Bury-strect, Westminster. Samuel Culltiui Higmare, straw plait manufacturer, iluveril, Suffolk. John Redden, coach builder, Cambridge. Robert Hutchinson, leather seller, Jewrv-street, Aldgate John Joplin, draper, Hi shop wear m^uth, Durham. Jacob -ictiatd Owen, stock .ml share broker, ...