... It Is with sincere pride that we record the exploit, which for chivalrous gallantry has hardly been surpassed during the muost stirring period of the ]hte war, and which must satisfy those detructors of our brave seamen who insist that the navy bus lost much of tho spirit that was wont to nuimate it, how utterly groundless such a belief really is. The boats engaged in the nifalir belonged to ...

... EAST'IND1A HOUSE. A speca gneral outfprriors of East India Stock wa ed yeste~rdaly at thle ?? l- street, to ta ?? ceran ppr eaiet the aseof he tojlt f Sattara, ?? orered by ti' e House of Commons to le printed on the 5tofJlla, Sir Henry Willock in thle char,. t ?? at The minutes of thle last court were read and confirmed. A list of papers laid before Parliamient since ithe last gene- ral court ...

... RA IL TVA YS. LONDON' AND YORK SlURSrRIPTION C)NTRAC r. Tue futollieitg report otie been inreseatcd to tthe House of Lor s front thle select commit'ae on tile peritiors in reference to thle Londton and York Railvray Diil That the cmmmccc lee- met, ant )live- proceeded to Inquire into thre circun,.; tr r,, ferred to in the saiI pictitimgn, and have examined cveeral witr, e e snd ore of opinion ...

... TIHE IETIR'ING FISUERY. I g boriq ighl is now in. full activity along our I isa Clilleecetits neat];' one hunidred bouts leave nd ndd considerably to the interest of the? sl oe t this delighitful watering-place. a ii ~il'ee~-fli' tthefikh ing here hase not been 'tiii hIlcierto, ?? sonie of the hotits ys aks' hrtiei are onl the sands every ji arliefr thle London, Msnchester, and i i ?? At ...

... [ ACTS OF ROSAS AZ BUENO$ AYR-E. i FROAC A PAAt'P1tLnTBYY GRNVR.AUO'fRB NI?. - ?? is my wish, in detailing the treatment I experienced from General Rosas, to confine myself to a simple narrative. of the facts as they occurred, and, as far as 1 am myself concerned, not to use a harsh expression respecting him. I had, at the request of General Santa Cruz, the Presi- dent of Bolivia, undertaken ...

... PO LIT I CAL. THE NEW ELECTIONS. WARWIcL.-Sir Charles Douglas was returned for this borough on Wednesday last, without opposition. CssIcHESTER. -Lord Arthur Lennox, being unopposed for this city, was also returned on Wednesday. CIRENcESTTER.-Mr Cripps was re-elected for this borough on Thursday, without opposition. SUNDERLAND.-A sharp contest took place for this borough on Thursday, between Mr ...

... STIRLING AGRICULTUR.A'L ASSOCIATION. g The( (eian ho f thils Association was held in Mr. set 1.,prjDur) elarton Road, on lri-iav thle Sth inist., when the Prenmiuims a ere an% arsled hoy Al ssr.Jh lrilai ris er Isiorpe John Dudssgeon, Alisondhll; John COclolirs, 11 epetain CAy IOllsou Thomas0)5 Bowmnian, HaIlhll i; D). Rennie, C'orrie ;and J. 7y Buschanan, Ejijich, as follows: 'Ve JIiGlI-%ANt ...

... TIUE CEREMONY OF PROROGUING PARLIAMENT I r TI _ , ?? -. -_ _ _ . - . . tie Inoaurla's-t we gave the Speech of her 'Majesty, and othes ~5,idetails connected with the prorogation of Parliament; and wc irecur, to the sub1ject onily for the purpose of presenting our read. E era with lihe follawinugerasplie account of a ceremony which, from Ill the very- frequency of itsq erc'irrence, has because ...

... MONDAY, JULY 28. I In the morning sitting a number of bills were advan*# stage. In the evening sitting, on reading the order of the* for going into committee of supply, Mr. Ewart called the attention of the house to the repoitl the Inspectors, 011 Education, appointed by the Privy Courf ana, m so doing, suggested that as the army, navy, and ordis* estimates were alway introduced to the notice ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,- The scenery of Wales has long had its admirers, and doubtless will never fail in its attractions to those that are fond of mountainous aud romantic beauty but one accustomed to mountains only, cannot fail to admire such parts of England, where rich and fertile soil and sulubrious air contribute so much tothesuppott of the life, health, and ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin LTsk, August 4th, 1845. SIB,—Will you allow me, through the medium of your valu- able paper, to call the attention of the authorities to the sub- ject of a most intolerable nuisance which is suffered to exist in this town, hoping that the same will speedily be put an end to. I have noticed, during my short stay here, that hordes of idle and foul ...

... Important KaHway Meeting at Brecon. The first, meeting, in this town, of the Directors of the Welsh Midland Railway, took place, on Saturday last, at the Castle Hotel. The board meeting was, of course, private but part of the business of the day was to lay befLre the landed proprietors of the county the various lines which had been ( xploreti from the town of Birmingham to and beyond Brecon, ...