... id LATESPANISH BOND CONEO 'Tioubjone~ r4 ol i tmaktlated from the Madrdd Nejhfthe29th 'so'an i f iiotacm Ag O.jiioti .ij3014._on '.tho Lrigap ?? inin the confiscation of one half Ot~bl,-is fuIIy, Zeeqgfii4 atcfadrid, ?? iu bhs araio o D .4abr, 29, 85Z)'' ~C neu e of the abo tlleo th debtil p~yale iar %dyrmOPeY~s tAk.A Arh .i ifn 'The ibpohi.nethrmore ?? .ta' b1dl * chnwhifch liad rnt out'ita ...

... -- ~~flE7~LECTI~i~s. - Io ' JA .l lr, ?? ; Oi~ -;;PORD ~UN1VBRSITY.'' isa .:uor' or-!the 00p,-et ,,day'AFpo.ngRhGzAad z tw' dre 4S-o~Zr.' lade antvJsmaJority, ain~g it ?? it~ i~eauhq ha naih dih3' s4 thie ! uWoaln& that frth IdiUiI. , kep opbn hft ?? TW,,Lvn O'CloOK.te IMt -dhl« ti;G l. ?? s *ao-S1 t 3 rae f | * t..5 i? . i ?? .. V & Ta~I~WO ?? Perceval .. * e ?? i . QUAR1-$~¢+*33* rf si ...

... MORE SWINDLING Yesterday, ait Lambeth Police Court? Henry l (lodoell 3ohnson was again examined, charged witch den frauding Mrs. Stewart of considerable sums of money by fajse representations. On this charge tho only evidenee ofered wats thalt of Mr. . W. Girey, who deposed thao 3ohason was not a relative of Lord Palmerston, as he had |i pretended. g Mr. E3lliott cnquired if there were ...

... ?tog?n. onTO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2D, 18fi2. bledt MO- t THE NEW MINISTRY. ry is eovby- @ (P'rom bie ?'esOeu.) IdI Thert : re fcw who have not been struck, not to say ably offended, with the singular chance bv which a Parlia- itry merit, charged for seven years with the government of urns this country at a groat crisis, should have been summoned tvcr and started on its Woik Under the auspices ...

... e I, Lord Alfred Ileorvey boo issued the following address to the Electors of the Borough of Brighton:- Gentlrsncn,-Having lad the honour of being selected to fill the situation of one of the Lords of the Trrasury, my seat oas becouse vacant by this appoint- m oet uad I hasten to announce to you, thatl am again a Cric idatc for your suffrsages. The late general election afforded so recent an ...

... crurapal'o ?P-Iontllsn Iffalette. a. -- MASTER OF TIHE HORSE'S OFFIcEi DEC. 30. The Queell has been graciously pleased to appoint tie Right 17en. Johis George Brabazon, Earl of Bess- borough, to be Master of tier Majesty's Back Hounds, iu tbe room of the Right Hon, James Alexander, Earl of Rosslyn, resigned. Tile Qaccu has also bcOO pleasod to appoint the Hon. Alfred Paget (commonly called ...

... To the EDITOR of thce HAxMPsu1P TELORAPI'L. Petersfield, Jan. 14, 1853. SiR,-The fatal and appalling accidents by Railway become ,o numerous, one cannot but doubt the efficiency of our system, as compared with other countries, where there is nuci less danger attending travellei's. I pretend :to no science on railway matters, but I have seen enough to know that men in charge of lives should be ...

... E N G L A N D. Ed(lacation7 of olte PeoPI-e.-We hear that, under tlic salnction alnd il)proval of his Royal Highness Prince Albert, it has been ProPosed to establish at lending libraly and reading-room in *Windsor Great Park (of' whichl his Royal I ligliuess is the ranger), for- the uise of its ilhlhabitants, anid others in the em ploymient of the Crown, who live in the neighbourhood. His ...

... I~NVIA A~NI UIILN-A. we (Tiines) IavM receivedi, by our ordinary semi-monthly express froni Marseillies, ouri letters tutu papers iii anticipation 0 of the, overland utai whbich left 1lsombay ohl the 1l7th of Decccii- t, ber. Our correspiondent wvrites-- 0 1Everything remlainls ill sa State of perfect aboyonce in Bur- naih, except the daily bill of costs. Sir J. Chcspc, with 7000 troops ...

... FIFE. IKN INJ$S, AND) (LACK MANNAN . I ' d! : i I Ad . ( I. I: IIES I )I ;N- ?? , i III h, ?? ;;III li)i I of this Soviet' l (id their tihiiIer3 | : {il!lt il tie |t~z |~l Ifall|1|-Th| 'XaI- Ailonane, F~t. hct-ill nt ul tile Sociowt ill tile Chilils :1i1i 1 Itt1plirey E. Crtutmt, ' i (itilierl thi the ?? uiih leofti the Vthewai rel-th 'V I ii Ii.'livl ?? L Vilkel, sq. AIdrew lid , d esq.; i -- ...

... | I V- ?? 1 4v 1 I~'iP No. 11.-By SrCNEX. QTJA0K lFRY IN 1783. I dare say that your sceptuagentarianl snill octagenairian readers retenber when A;X ?? iald, jeweller, wais the sole adver- tisor and vendor of quack niedihines in G lasgow ; nd these old1 folks no doubt now miss from the Columns of thc pohlie press the darnfing qunack ad ?? of olden times, which then stared them in, thel face in ...

... |- TLONDON GOSSJP.-THURSDAY. I (Fcosa our own Correspondent.) Stale, flat, and unprofitable is at this moment the most appropriate motto for metropolitan intelligence: there is a lull in the political atmosphere-perhaps the prelude of a tempest of excitement, when the jarring elements of party strife come again into contact. In the person of the Earl of Clarendon, the new Foreign Secre- ?? ...