... DISTRIBUT7I)O Of ithe EALST IX5DJ.A awed CHLIV,1 SQ UADIW0AS. glie its rid is Imi sat tii:t tiec Ily heo 're ill af is a- o- 72,) Captitni IV. 11l. Johunstone, with the I filg of Ih ar Ad- miril Sir Thosta.l Cochnanie tie coliin ler iut iii l if; the ,Vestal, 26, Cap~t. Chalrles Talbot ; tie i):edi>.u, 21, C;mtpt. P'eter I'Qiiltae ; ftbs Ringdove, 1IC Cenittitii tr Sir W~il- .liam lhoste, ...

... SPAIN, (JLE1 [aont- the 'e at .s of ftivo rans- tiher ,hns and 9be le1it, inns, iers, .it o but cli~ of'- i.. uln- . .- con- 'ctr, cter rved onie hed ti~e mild ned t; (tie (the luie beir Woi ilan ler- on1- ilta (tto 'iii- e, I '-of , , AMADRID, OCT. ?? Despatclies we~re received yestcerday at thle W'ar- wcofflce from General Pavia, eaptaiu-eenlerail of' Old, n.2~ Castile. andl it is ...

... I lLLAND. DUBLIN, OCT. 27. ?t'1tOM Otit CORRESPOteDENT.] XtELIEP PUN DS.-l.ti'ORTANT CiIAIcCERY ORDER. Since the establishment of the Court of Chancery there is not, in all probability, a single preccder.t fur the step just tafo?u by the present Lord Chanceflor, mid the adoption of such a course is a striking evidence of the terrible condi- tion of the country, and the unprecedi uted extent ...

... THE CONDITION OP THE PEOPLE UN THT.E LEAST COAST OF SCOTLAND. 1aV ~ [FR oos OU coRROsroN DEN T.] 'lice ion- Considering oulr enterprising anld commnercial cillrarter as a who natioul, our iseglit of Or eerot Xalilru,ln muarhulsss ithio SOll 'ncich may .velt eaicito rur'jlrigc.''-51oeniug ('4,'ouIuDei Tlr~ta2'e, O}ct. 00. *ihsr Out of evil comes good. Thii paraidox iS IIOW beijng ' ...

... ILMINSTER AGRICULTUIAL SOCA The eleventh nnnual Ploughing match of this society took E- place on Wednesday, the 21st inst., on the farm of Mr. In. Richard Samson, at Ludney, near this town. There was a tnt great number of plonglis at work in the fit-Id, end notwith- plooghing proceeded in a steady og manner, and according to general opinion was tiofle in a Se- style not easily to be surpassed. ...

... TIlER POOR IN SAINT PANC1?AtS WrORKII O USE. OFFICIAL 01FFORT OF DR. FAttitE TO TiLE FOOR-LAW ?? Alt '10 TIlE DIET5iUY AND VIINTI- LATION OF TIlE ItItFItACTORY WARDS. The following official report from Dr. Arthur Fears, ?? physician to King's College hospital, who wss recently appointed by the Poor-Low Commissioners to aci'OflhtmttY 1,Ir. hall, the assistant commisojoner to St. Pancras Work- ...

... I1?ELAND. DflB3LIN, OCaT. °9. [a'aOM'.,l tc ('O~tltSl0ONfll1-T, ,LIT'EI: IltO.M I.l0R1)'JOIIN It 'SaLL.U. r TllE STAtTE OF IIIELAN'I). Thc'1)oitltil 7cl'iisp 1'ost contains the following hetter trot Lard John ?? to thle ?? of Leinster ?? i])ownin-sr-treet, Oetober 17, It'lG. ?? Miy dear 1)uke-Tlte Rloyal Agricultural Society, of which you ace the head, sent a deputationl not long ngo to tha ...

... 'IlE' POTA,-TO PA4IUR1.-6rLTKE' OF SU'tILERLA A.]s Os Ia- The ahloi tied oddeesses have been circitlated by lila ro- Grace the Dok', of ?etlnrl'eiid to his smaller ?? aced * work people. The potato fail ic I as foitieiiietely been Ire ?ei crc iii that county than in feirircit seshire' or ie'irts ofj ?' ltseshire, bat the duke expresses his COnvictiOn that asi ?? is fleeces iry, and that it ...

... THonie pani With ...

... THLE GRESIJAM CLfUB .-DINNiER TO0 JOlLY A BEL SM~fITHf, ESQ., MY.p from The committee of the Greoham Club yesterday enter- dis- tamned their chairman, John Abel Smith, Esq., at a sump- con- tuous banquet. The entertainment took place rot the Club neat House, and was remarkable at once for the good taste ugh and splendid hospitality with which it was conducted. The chair was filled by Samuel ...

... ABUSE 012O PO lVER INJ THE COLONIES. z2~ILE MAl UIBlTI US. f, The followingi isl the correspondence referred to in our 1-article ini another part of our paper- Y *TO 111S EXCELT.i'NCY LIEUTI1N'ANT GEMEI1AL SIRt -WILLIAMt M. 00MM, K.C.fl., *iOVERN'OR OP .MAURI- bt TIUS AiND DEI'RNDENCIES, &C. &O. fl Sir-The unidersigned planters, merchants, and pro- Ii prietors, inhabitants of the colony, ...

... TJIlE KA,1FlIt W A R. CAPE OF GOOD MlOPE, ,SEPT. 3.-By a letlter u-lt re- eeived from the seat of wair, frorn thc grovern-or, -- are happy to find that he continlues ill good healtht ini luz en- cannpment necar the Buffalo Ports. The Kalir~s h/ave avoided bringinig matters to the i~ssue of a battle; ta~d, in- deed, there is no forcing tb.-n to it w ith hie mete. they have ot evalditi it-in the ...