EILBOA, SEPT. 22. Since the departure of General Alava, on Saturday last, for Madrid, little of importance has occurred in the British Auxiliary Legion. It is now divided into four brigades, viz. The English Brigade, consisting of the Rifle Corps, the 6th Regiment, and the 9th (

Sequel to the Fudge Family in Paris, By THOMAS BROWN, the Younger, &c. Author of the " Twopenny Post Bag, ke. &c. London : Longman, Rees, Orme, and Co.

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This morning these sessions were held, pursuant to adjotunment from the 21st ult., before the Recorder. Edward Jennings was indicted for assaulting John Livesey, in the month of Septemler last. John Livesey, the prosecutor, stated that he owns and conducts an omnibus from Stratf

By the Conservatives - - - 574 By the Radicals - - - - 157 Majority - - 417 .1 This majority will be increased. to 500 before the registration is over. Mr. Hume's majority in January last was 366. If the new claims, therefore, were merely of equal amount on each side, Mr. Hume's

the late Mr. ABERNETHY, Sir ASTLEY COOPF.R, Mr. LAWRENCE. and other distinguished Surgeons; sub-digested in the order of Causes, Symptoms, Chirurgical and Medical Treatment ; Diagnoses, Prognoses, Modes of Operation, and other Agents employed in Hospital and Private Practice; in

Yesterday the new Sheriffs, John Lainson, Esq., and David Salmons, Esq., were presented by the Recorder, in the Court of Exchequer, to the Cursitor Baron (George Banks, Esq.) for his Majesty's approbation, which was expressed by Mr. Baron Banks in the usual manner. The Sheriffs

The news received to-day from Spain is of considerable moment. We learn on no less authority than that of M. de Rayneval, the French ambassador at Madrid, that the Andalusian junta had determined on marching an army of 15,000 men against the capital; and the corps of 3000 men se