... he will for ttatpurpose a fix his bead quarters at Elvas. I The French ilail whicih arrive(d to d(i brings nothing of' importasce from Spain. 'Tbhe French a papers oif the 7th are almost silent on tile aftaisof e that coustry. A report was spread iu France ...

... therefore showed a considera. ble freeboard. A equally gale was blowing from the west, ared shortly after mid-day the Emma Marr, which had no pilot on board, dragged her anchors, and drifted acrosi the roudstead, to within about a quarter of a mile of tha ...

... quarters is its 'E n greater boldiness, for the Russinns are saild by these: a draughts'toliave rediteeri their force ?? . 'to 36 000 men, of wbohm a few'ofalv'are tie'a Oaidls. a lt-is to be hoped that ?? will seiz'e Ithe. e opportaunity- f-teaeching tire ...

... time. A letter was read from one of the Overseers of the parish of RhtdAdlan, requesting that a longer period should be allowed to collect the rates, pleadingas -an excuse the state of things at Rhyl, in consequence-of a bad season last year, and a long ...

... the passagee Lettcrs from our large grazing districts state chat usost of the farins are heavily etocked with both beasts and sheep ; but the arrivals hitherto during the season have exhibited a slight deficiency. Foodl is very abundait nidl chicap, and ...

... DS .WE'vAvERS.--OUn Saturday niglst 0 r a General Meeting (if time Spitalfields sill:-wavcues - toolr jplace atBethaal-green. It appeared tlhit,.sil last Wednesday, a deputation of the silk.wveavers f conveyed a memorial to the Boarrl of ITrade, exe if ...

... only a, count. Ins -for thleass bcacrth to Ireland by.the state Sn which ?? liid counitry' we, placed at. the. prssent moment,. bt lie w'as in ant . h'opes! of seeing a brighter day..t, (Hear, hear.) They yet 'could ntot'.lo'leupontthis line as a comapleted ...

... do-veal, 4i4d to 6d do,-eggs, 2 for 3:1-dueks, 3s per couple-fowls, *s (0o. ABeRtGEIE, July 2i.-We have had chat may be called a full nmarket to-day, aed a moderate amoust of bcesioness eas done. Wheat, tds per bobbet-barley, 9s do-oats, 8s do-beans, 19s do ...

... of the ratepayers had been wasted. Theb a whole-of the accusations were a monstrous sbame, ' inasmuch as their reverend chairman went 8 freqiiently into her street ; and if he as vicar of the b parish had spent a few minutes to see Griffith Evansb before ...

... IVat don r-strect, prinoter siloi I a u lel tite Ni~~h I~ig , Drt~imtj. Cose-'' ' quti 11 BIR~~UTHS. it a on tice Q2tLI sit. at Carnarvoc, tlie iitdy ofC. Joltn' Whea but Samps toni l'esq. of AbIeidusmintt, of a daugitel r. Rye, ?? Ott tite 24th ttlt ...

... to be paid thereost. Williami Davies, who had the appearance of being a common jobber at a faiir, and said to be a native of Shrewsbury, was also charged with pickhiig the pocket of a countrywoman in the pig-market. It appeared that witile tho complainant ...

... it St N ew.v . 21 a 36 lBrank. .:-4 aS.! liar. Grtinll.- a '26 Distil..1,7 a 30 Alalt . .3ia i.5 Maltbrawn..a,2 i0 54- PilllO,. .33 a 5t~ Waure . .6011 1, Bec-ais, Ti. .3 Iai :37 llarroti? 7 69 siligeon. 40 a 4 ...