facoavlo also rue-obal),o VIDotot 1 (From tile Mosaites.) W PArMiS, JULY 3. CONVENTION wns signed on the 28th June li by the Minister of Foreign A lairs and the Ambassad0or b of Spain. According to that ConventLion, the Foreign A, Legion quits the seovice of France, and- her Cath

We on Friday paid a visit to the rooms of the Royal Geo- graphical Society in Regent-street, and had the gratification of inspecting some drawings of ancient and modern monu- ments ot Mexican art, as also some sketches of scenery and I costume. The drawings have been made for a

The proprietors of the Cosmorama in Regent-street have- lately added several new views to their interesting exhibi- tion. Among the most attractive is the picture of the colossal statues on the plains of Thebes in Upper Egpt. One of the statues is called by the natives Chama and

GUILDHALL.— Mr. William Hoyle, one of the partner* in the late firm of Thomas M'Mahon and Co., hosiers and lacemen. No. 6, Wood-street, was charged with forging and uttering the acceptances upon two bills of exchange, .one for 109/. at three months, purporting to be accepted hy

Wednesday, July 8 Tkt Richmond presented the third report from the Select Committee Prison Discipline. , ' , Several private were brought frem the Commons. —Adjourned* ' Thursday,JulyS The Earl of Limerick bis character from some aspersions to tlie newspapers relative tohis cond

FRIDAY, JULY' 10. Lord and Lady King (late the Hon. Ada Byron) are passing the honeymoon at Ockham Park, his Lordship's seat, near Ripley. It said the Noble Lord received with the hand of his beautiful bride a fortune ot 30,000/. Lady King will also eventually inherit the extens

His Graci tin* Duke of Norfolk has been staying h«re days, accompanied hv Lord Howard. Admiral and a lni'ire suite. Luce* I'otel was honoured his Graf* s presence tlie time remained with us. The Arundel, hi, Grace's fine yacht, with several others, has been ««t anc'ior our hay f

of July next, at the Bear Ink, Devizes, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, for the purpose of arranging the business the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, which will be liolden at the Beau Inn, Devizes, on the next day (Wednesday, July 15th), at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, when the EXHIBITION

is a never-failing remedy for every disease to which the Teeth and Gums are liable—rendering the former beautifully white and uniform ; while the latter (being an Anti-Scorbutici.it imparts a beautiful healthy red; removes Tartar from the Teeth, and prevents Gum Boils; affords a

of Warminster, the county of Wilts—The coming-in will be moderate. For view of the premises, apply Mr, John Turner, the present tenant. ► [2&>9 b« LET, from Michaelmas next, VERWOOD FARM consisting of about Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Water Meadow. Verwood is about miles from