... LOTN DU, r.E'B'UJARY' ?? Th''e adl(l~tiollal intelligeoce ; Yespecting 5pail I ., t by tile Paris Journals of Sattir day, Ivill be| fuole v in tilh fbilowviin ext acts:- c We have unthin! tod altd to the facts which we yCS er(jijyv r`liti eT t' the afiis of Sailn; thley aire th. r nest rucell t tilat can be ?? IeI frlon that quayfrtc, whlich is nowv ti~i& thcatre (if evecuts. OCur readers ...

... THE LAT'E KING,. The followinig is an extract froin a spirited Mle- nmoir on the chaiiicter of George tbe'Third, in the Edinburgh Journal: ?? WShave sokend of onur' arinted Sove eigreaa a- Man; it remaits to speak of him as a King. We (to not at present pretend either to question or to defend the principles on which his fobei-n and do- ! Inestic policy were conducted, further than in illus- ...

... ENGLAND. Though the frost has cut the young wheats on mine light soils, it will be found beneficial to the general growth, such an old Englishi winter havine seldom failed to bring forth a productive harvest. T1he tilth lands, well water furroswed, will work more kindly for barley arid oat, than they gene-- rally do after a more mild and open season. The turnip countries have so generally lost ...

... ?? a I ; ., . .. 1. I- ? . ! . . The progessively im4proing state of his ll.sJes- ty's health lwhich we had the pleaslire of ebinmuu- | c eating to our rmatlers on MAotlnay, continues without -c inter-uption. .Tjie folloing are the Bulletins is- i sued since our last:- 1Carlton Patace, Feb. 4, half- pat ,Tine n'Clock, r. m. T lhe King lia, passed the whole of this day more sais- faetorily tl' ...

... INSU7RRE.'flON S NUS teEws- tn'.Mt MVADRID OF JANU.ARY 2- It ?? been stated, that Admiral Cisneros, hav- in w escaped Tfto the btius of the lebels, ?? oo boanal one of the shinps ot the squadron. This state- Itlent is uot co irmu ut(ld he otitirnueg a prisoncr at. ?? It was tile 13resellce at C.aulIz of M. Viln- Viciexaa, whio has beoon provisionally appointed to suceceei him, vhiic g~ave rise ...

... LONDONT. ?? w'enderstand that the report stating ?? the re I Duke of X'Y;k is to be succee(led 4in the office of f Cerrmaner-i-'hief by the Duke of Cfunhriilge is a niere speculation. i. s much rnora! probable that in the event of the removal o: his ?? Highiless at froin that oflice, the business of it will be conducted, IV as forinerly by the Secretary of WN-ar, assitited by the Quarter- ...

... EDINBURGH, FEBRUAR YX 10. O u Toessliy, four companies of the 4th Royal Vetmrar± Battalion marched. froi Edinburglh Castle for Ay r. O a Thursday eveting, during the fbg, the Tug steam-boat, on her ?? Proiri Grangemouthi to Leith, struck on a rock about a mile to the eastward Of' North Quensferry, anml filled with %water, the passe gers havipg pre imisly been put en shiore in salety. 'The ...

... GLASGOW, FEBRUARlY 11. Altondlay, Danifl Hamilton, Esq., Sheriff Sibsti- tute of Lanarkshire, accompanied by the Magistrates anid Council of Iutherge n, prouliinled his Majcsty George tihe Fouih, Khing or the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. They afterwards proceeded to the Towal Hall, where the health of his ALMjestyamd long may he reign, was drunk with acclamation; varions other ...

... A very active canvass has commence(I in every part of ireland, preparatory to the General l:etion. A letter firom Drogheda, dated Feb. 2, says-Ear- lv onl 11ionday morning last seven of the Clogher fish- erltmen put to sea in a yacht to thoot tbi(jr nets. From the slorm of the preccading night there was a heavy swcll in tlhe hay, and on their return a gale sprulng up, whieh increased the ...

... ,;I, %SiIO;V IJlNA ' V ASff.'/ULv .m . I. C - I I . . I .1 - . .. . sr. o c : S; rtt .4 :msusl R *.jsre; 4) she Dit-echer.a.)y !'lc ssi'cII oi ti: inaltes, as ntsual, has cOuside- r,'v s*; e- 1 (I tlhtt of' tile tfinales; althlol'l, in thle ,,ChiIl-, 15 ?? ;ts iil tlslat1 iljo1iit .c I, | VI' t,;t, l;-s as rot e tnlts ave . Eilnol lt! labouring elbass-s, an insane ! : r 1it'ler ile m ointaiil. ...

... - f(Fromn. the Dub/li Journal.) The readers of the Dublin Journal are fully ac- a quainted with the proceedings of a meeting which u lately took place at Morrison's, for the purpose of e investi-atini- the causes of thie failure of D'Evereux's tl expedition to AIargpritta. A Committee was ap- pointed, ant! we vredlctetl, that it would not pro- druce any beneficial eileet, from the circumstance ...

... EXT'lRAORDINARY EFFECTS OF A HURRICANE. Aelaelic rav LIrt wvitl the'folluwim', Cxtl~lct We bave bleen -itenarec wihde'cllwn xre of a letter from St. TInrtin's, which is strikiingly dI- scriptive of the dlesolation 6ecasictned by thelate lhul- , ricule in the 'Nest lIindies, wherein that islaud pe- |uhliirly suftlred:- Sr. M*srtin's, 35th October, lt1'9. i My Dear Sir, -I should have written to ...