The Nr9 York Timeleof the 2nd gives the following, resumd of the position a effairs : "In a military point ofview the bombardment of the city of Valparanso by the Spanish squedron, of which we have accounts this- morning, did not amount to , much, the Spanish Squadron, consistin

The third annual dinner of the Glasgow Wine, Spirit, and Beer Trade Benevolent Association took place on Thursday of last week in the City Hall, Glasgow. Mr. T. Bass, Esq., M.P., occupied the chair; and Wm. Weir, Esq., of Langlands, President of the Association, was croupier. Am

At Worship-street police court, Mr. Richard Pitman, residing in the New North road, and stated to be a member of a mission attached to the church of St. James, Curtaili road, Shoreditch, was charged on summons before Mr. Ellison, with an assault upon Mrs. Alice Willmott, wile of

the lowest trade prices, at BRIDGE and Co.'s Factory, established upwards of 100 years, 29 and 30, Highstrect, St. Giles's, within a few doors of Meux's brewhouse. It is an important fact, and is not generally known, that corks recently cut impart a disagreeable flavour to wines

applications for Busineacs in every line. , No. 73, GRAY'S INN ROAD, Opposite Elm-street. No charge made unless a sale is effected. Office hours-10 till 5; Saturdays, 10 till 2.

- NTEW MEDICAL PAMPHLET on Premature Debility, Confidential. Nervous, Genital, and Infectious Diseases peculiar to adults. With Self-curative Prescriptions and Record of Cases. New means of rapid cure. By a Member of the College of Surgeons, London. Registered. London : Middlema

A rumour having been circulated in the district that , Daniel Beloe would be brought from Guy's Hospital on Thursday afternoon for examination at the South ..vark Police o.;urt for the wilful murder of Ann Giles, at 17, Etham place, Kent street, on the morning of the 12th ultimo

an action to recover £47 10., for expenses alleged to have been incurred in procuring a copy of the great Chartist petition of 1848. Mr. Beeley appeared for the plaintiff; Mr. Henry James representing the &fondant, Mr. Sidney Smith, secretary of the Liberal Rf•gistrat'on Associa

primitive construction. It has two annexes so I remarkable for their elegant simplicity that ! they at once arrest your attention. The interior, of this chapel is, very lofty, and the nave is divided from the sides by a double - range of quadrangular pillars, the capitals orname

Ment for a limited number of nights of the celebrated actress MISS A.VONIA JONES. On Whit Monday. May 21st and every evening during the Reek, to commence at a quarter pi st Seven with the Drama by John Oxenford, Esq , entitled EASr LYNNE. Lady Isabel and Madame Vine, Miss Avonia