... MARSH[AL ST. ABAUT. B U' Few men can serve three mansters in succession- ro and die with the blessing of each. The first corn- mender of the French forces in the East was not of dr this distinguished minority. He lived long enough ce to incur the displeasure of the republic, and, if rumour ex lie not, of the Napoleonists. A mnan so mixed up WithD the political convulsions of 184z8 and 1861; Ti ...

... WIND AND WAHER REPORT. (inca tarn omc op THUI RLRCTEIO TELN3GlAPl COMPANY) WmInn8~isw AUGUS~T 29. Staioh Oonre of Wind. Stat of Wealther. Gr~eeenwich ?? W ?? Cloudleas. Lothsteir ; ;SW ?? EVery fine. ?? o .re t ?? ?? . Pine. Carlisle , *. , N.W .. Fine. ?? ., Pine. Maryport , . , ,, , W ?? Cloudy. Lancazster , . ?? W ?? ?? Leeds . .. ,, ?? W . ?? Briatol , . . ?? W ?? Pine. Cardiff . .. ?? ?? ...

... PROM ?Ae LONDON GAZRTTZ Tuesd?&i, Augua?S. MILITIA. Coromi sion6 sign~ed by the Queeon:* West Kient Light Inlantry Regiment o f Militia-PEdw~id .Lyneh, Esq., late eaptain in ber Ma~jesty's 13th ~ight Infantry, and adjuatnt of the Royal Bedtbrdhlhie~i'lhia, to be adjutant, vice Ccdd, who exchanzges. 3rd Rsegiment of thte Talco of Laneaster's Owtn M~ilitia-W. ?? Blgee, Eaq., late captaiin 50th ...

... VISIT OP THE LOUD-LINUTENANT TO BALLINASLOR His -Excellency the Earl of Carlisle has si his intention of visiting Bailinasloe during our great nationals fair in October next. HisExcellency will remain on a visit to the Earl of OlaeCartyleoy Galbally. It is twenty years since his Excelie1 then Viscount Morpeth and Chief Secretary 'f Ireland, visited Ballinasloe, with the Lord.Lit tl6 nant of ...

... LORD DUNDONALD'S SCBAMS IN APRIL, 1609. l Lord Dundonald again and again enforces the powers of I-his scheme, but the Government heed it not. Fe The accompanying extract from the Annual Rcgisler! e 1809, shows what one of his schemes was, and how it sou- hseeded:- The French fleet of eight sail of the line and two frigates were blocked up in Brest harbour by the British fleet under x ford ...

... SHZOCKING ACCIDENT A4T PEE REENxx~.. Joe- Ad An inlquest was held by W. S. Riotter, Esq., one ad ofthe coroners for the county of Lancaster, on the body of ed Margaret Ellen Patoo, a girl three years old, daughter of a Mr. lPaton, of Irlasas, and carrying on business as a skinner, iat at Manchester, who had been thrown from a vehicle which1n ,, her mother was driving, and killed almost ...

... CHOERA, I THE. ARMY. Ill X THE m>lrOB OF THU DAILY NIW r, SIlt,-EnClosied is the copy of a letter addressed to eMr. Peel, War Departmnent, whfch you will oblige me by ie giving a place in your journal-Yours, &e., r D. MACLOUGHLEN, MfD., ?? of the Legion of H~onour. n 34, Bruton-etreet, Berkeley square, August 30. 843, Droton-atreet, Berkeley-equsre, Aug. 25. YSr,-Wheas cholera broke oult in ...

... L ON D 0 N: TI! URSDA Y, A UGUST 30, 1805. Before taking leave of Parliament at the close of the Session, the Government issued a rather liberal series of promissory notes respecting the piaccical reforms and executive improvements, which were to come to maturity during the rocess. Credit ,s taken by the chief of almost every department'f Administration for plans which were ripening, and ...

... HALIFAX. The good old towsn of Halifax was on Tuesday fo the scene of pleasurable excitement, occasioned by the arrival there, for a short sojourn, of General Pennefather, B, whose gallantry in ?? has spread his repuatitmn through England. The general'a intention of visiting Hla- ¶6 lif'as was rumonred on Monday, hut it was not known Ca what day he might he expected. No preparations were, ...

... TUb CROPS IN litELAND. the LOIJTt AND MONAGHAN.-The potatoes, like list year, Aer have suffered in the leaves and stalks, but it has oot to ai)y rs to extent wortb mentiouing affected the tuber. The only thirg iven ouaaplained of is high wages, but that can be accounted new for ijiD consequence of the corn ripening rather suddenly, and mnenhave not 'ome dowvn. n ofj EHUNISKIlLLIN.-Tbe rain'of ...

... lBE LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, AUGUST 28. Commissions signed by the Queen. West Kent Light Infantry Regiment of Militia-Edward Lynch, Esq., late- Captain in 'her hjesty's 13th Light. Infantry, and Adjutant of the Royal Bedfordebire Militia, to be Adjutant, vice Codd, who excbangee. ' - I 3d Regiment of the Dike of Landseter's Own Militia-W- Percival Higee, &Eq., late Captain, 50th Foot, to be ...

... ECCLESIAS TICAL IN TJLLIGEANCE. APPOIN5TMENTS. |Tile Bishop of London has instituted the Rey. J. B. Deane, M.A., Second Master oF Merchant Tailors' School to the rectory of St, Martin Ortvwich, in the city of London, rendergd v`csnt by tlre dent; of the Rev. J. J. Ellis, M.A., on the nomination of the Merchant Tailors' CompPa . I The Bisbop of Winelretta rls licenseda the Rev J. Fey, .- ° . 00 ...