... Accounts from Spain describe the fate of the unhappy General Zurbano. He was taken on the l9th, and shot, without trial, on the 21st. The Phare des Pyrenees gives the following account of his arrest and execution ,'fiTh arrest was effected on the 19th by an old par- name of El Rayo, at a house in the e, v~i~r 2loogrono, where Zurbano had kept himself his brother-in-law, Cayetano Muro, an The ...

... I TEE PORTLAND VASE-Sir Henry Ellis states his opinion that a possibility still remains of restoring the vase to its pristine integrity, by two skilful artists ia the employ of the trustees of the Museum, named Double- day and Baldocic, who have had considerable experience in resetting the fragments of Greek vases. Sir Hear Ellis adds, that the Duke of Portland h us expressed tou the trustees ...

... 7'he LONDONr OAZETTE o 'l'tSDA Y1', Feb. 18 I LTfinn) CHIAMBERLAJN'S-OFFICE, Fmi. 17. NYolire is ?? thttt her IMajesty will hlold Levees, lat St. Jantes's taae, ol tflu followitg' days, nt two o'elocl Wednesday, 13th of' AlIell next. Wedilnesday, l2th ol Marell next. RL'ecvl.ATIONXS TO fiki OifISIRVIM AT TIrr Qli ?? LnV'ZW., AT sT. JAMRS'S iL CI. Thei Nobinlele nud *lentlenieit flio propose to ...

... I Independence v. Imperiali1m.-No. It. The true Chartists have long since withdrawn from the contamination of Imperialism-they have hoisted the standard of Iadependence inr Marylebone. I am glad of this, because as Csartism had its trot rise there, so there it has its second rise. Was it likely that the .men of Maryleboene, who have always proved tcemselves the best demnocrats in Loeden. ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Princess Royal, arrived at Buckingham Palace in a car- riage and four, escorted by a party of Lancers, at twenty minutes before five o'clock yesterday afternoon from the New-cross Station of the London and Brighton Railway. The Prince of Vales, Prince Alfred, and the Princess Alice, accompanied by the Dowager Lady Lyttelton, were in the next ...

... COUrTT CIRCULAR WINDSOR,:tSVNDAY. The Queen will hold at Privy Council to-morrow (Mon- day) afternoon, at Buckingham Palace, at half-past three o'clock t Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, the Prince Alfred, the Princeas Royal, and the Princess Alice, left the Castle, aIc- comipanied by the Dowager Lidy Lytteiton, Col.PBoiverie, and their Royal Highnesses usual attendants, for the Great f ...

... Tfie MiANCi ES7R I CHAMEIq ?? -- .lECE f avd BrRLEI [PROM THE Lt:ACrTFt.' Many of our readers iiill pzaahshlV renln~ilte~r II,,t NTr. Entaisie the nIonopoli,.1 antdiuc fir Sop i shire', mas in dt'btd Ioio'e' oth Iliebtird Blirlev, thfe intlupill' l h.1airroa Of 1 It will also he in ti. rcclllettinof irySlt5 1 'tti politics were cait iatile, ni th.. ,IoI :ha P: thle whole of that -rtett tru ...

... TRANiSPOR7TATION of DA LMAS for ?? J Ouri reades malvy eluellbet ?? W'egav Setile' otibier ack the oill pm rticslats of the ?? f I tile atiov onvict, who wvas found guailty ofa the dreaduttl murdir of fheale oil somtter t-bridge, with whom he Wites on teris of the g-reatest intitacy. While nder seof enii er of' death a- Ilorseoibguer-hiie gaol, Daluid s exhibited either such real. or ...

... 'he following extract from th e Bobaebc Times was I published in a second edition of the M orn ing H erald yes- terday:- [FROM THE BOMBsAY T IMES OF JAN. 1.J F4tJM.MARY.-The campaign in the Southern bahrattsi country is supposed to be nearly over--fivc forts, two of them of very great strength, hav e been captured since the 18t of December. S onie 7,000 troops continue quartered in the country ...

... (JOURTOIRGULAIf. T heir Boval Highnresses the Duke and 1)ncehess ot Camn- bridge, accompnpcied bv the Prhiness Matr, atlenided divine service yesterday mornling ius Gro.svenocr Chapel. CaptaIn Edinond St. Johnl Mlildmay w as iu witing' on their royal hi lmnesses. The Duchless of Gloucester visited thirc Royal Ilighuesses the Duke and Duchess ofCanahridgN' and the H ereditary (.rand l)uchess of ...

... ?? oe ,MIt. M'ir1.os.--,As earily n~s sereon o'elock, Pridey (yesterday) morning', crrOwdS of persons v'er, to lieseen hn the vicinlity ot Glouc-ester-street, along the esplanad1e and on rho pier'. At eirght *,'elor1; thec oncour se WflS rirniecuss, aird a fiws minutes alter thait hlour a carriag}e was~ ,eell to lenve thle girol-yardw bult it only conitainled M~r. W ilson' s andl the gnaoler's ...

... THE MEDICAL PROFESSION, Orn Monday evening a meeting of general practitioreers was hild at ExIater Hall, for the purpose of taking s6me decisive measuoso with respect to the Reeal College of Surgeons, and the charter reoently granted to that in- stitutiou.-Mr. 1linter tooi the e6lair. He adverted to the discussion which had taken place on a previous evening xelative to, the establishmext of ...