... NAVAL JN'J'tIGLNCF Ioll t - tNI TiI, Nov . 26. Ilr Mt !e-t ?? ?? Apollo, .oruttander liadeliffe, irlv 1~. It Sliitileltd tiis forenoon trotn the ?? of 0GOd S Theno, ?? A'rcciiliol. T'f hiat accounts of ?? ok re, that she hald attempted to land some troops ?? W t rk o IKwI, but the rollers f tid a Bttle' of i% nd settinln ?? ill- tiritilmte iil gettuilg o0t with tih? loss of only b, -ileliors ...

... LORD MAIDSTONE and CROCKFORD,3, Lord Maidatone has addressed the following letter to th, Editor of the Times:- As to our suit, Mr. Bicknell says the jury did not de liberate ten minutes on their verdict; whatever right we might have on our side, it is pretty clear we had no ?? The f'night of Goynane, chap. 48. . Sir-Bullying Is the besetting sin of many of our public prints, more ...

... DISTRInu TION 01 TI1E MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON. -At Lisbon, the Hlibernia, 104, bearing the flag of Vice- Admiral Sir William Parker, Bart., the commander-in-chief. At Gibraltar, the Virago and Phoenix war steamers. At Malta, the Ceylon, 12, receiving ship, bearing the flag of Rear Admiral Sir Lucius Curtis, <rt., sucond in command, mnd superintendentof Maltadockyard; Amnazon,26; Siren,, 16; ...

... A i~ XR31 IC1 'FiM-iiOn 'I'IiltiqdRNy morning Inst. 1alolt ela oe~)^ 'i T e tiel-mil :ll nud ?? ty esten- ?? bildi uk g it 1(in g usit-, tsru observed tobe onl tire. loew th( tire or' gitiited Ihts as yi remained a iii vsterv. Inist ttly on its Ajl t;l discovered thne ahirrnt wvits gie, but onl accolilt of stiil: :itvidetits I ttpentiilt 'eudorn inl the phice, wtntuy par- ties ditl not ...

... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE' The following placard has been issued at Doncaster:- t TO TIMF rREE-TRADEfS OF LINCOLN, DEltl3Y, SHEF- FIELD, NOTTINGHAM, AND DONCAsTER. t Genthlmen-Can vou nlfford to give £],000 each to the Anti-Corn-Law League l'und--can you afford to give £500 .ech to that fulid-call you tifford to give £Q;0 each ? You siiy you cannot. Now, I will tell you what mtost of you can ...

... JIAJIBUR(-JAN. 27. [rnoaa oric coltttn.?ec.Nflt?NT.] Tb peru-al of the Queen's speech, tmd the dc-b ?? in Palimo ni of tbc 221 inst., have ereacd inlett-e itit..r. et in II ambtar?, cool till elosec - ore on lb.. qtt; vie. fir furihe inceiiigenc'e. The speech attil s'ttletice of Sir Itoh. rt I'ee I nee ci eta inly very uxuch ad itt ir? ii, 0011 ?? to bi' condo -ice as far as nr0u ott-nt eec ...

... 1 P'iliAL PAdo RLIAIMENTm, hIOUSE] OF LOIIDS-TirTRnSDAY. Thit'!, lort dupe iftetait lire o't'lot'1( Joid CAMPI'DELL presen'ttedl 'Ttitionls fronm the mlembers Of' 'fl fre'' church Ill ?? :and ill Paisle~y, teiti- plaittilis' ?? pe~rsonas WOUIIldot OJIMy ?? to pUrehaI'I- 'tIl Inl ird et' to arect free chutrchies uponl ; andi pryiyng. that their ?? WOitld Pas a bill to e-able hie plurcleise of ...

... BUR9DENS ON IPEAIL PROPzERTY. oth.r Tlhc jpoor's-rato is tile main burden which fulls 11 heavier on the land than on other descriptions of ot property. The extent, however, of the excess bte borne by the land has, always been greatly exag- e of gerated, arid it wvill be usefil, thercibeo, to notice 'B sotmante t e cxj ratiolns before prnceeding to tor estimate thc cla~ns ot thc landowners to ...

... IRELAN D. DUBLIN, Ju~ri., 13. fm'mto.av oull CoitirSIPONDLNT.] DIISTRESS OP, WilE' PE1OPILE. There are still comtplaintis ot' severe distress front mintly distrelcts 'I'lme! governument are abouit to issue the SUPPlies 0f 100d, so taroviilen~tially tiaced in granaries, to preserve thle poor front wanat du ring, thle most critleal pot iod of' thle season, when there is comiparatively littl ...

... The -1IlARCHIiONlESS of CLANIIICARDE'S l tVGRAND BlAb Lr. The Marclioness of Clinricarde gave a magnificent boil, on Vednesday night, at the fuily mansion9 in Cilionl- HIouse-temrace, whilih must take risunk among the mioot brilliaent ranlions liitherto given fils Rensoan At eleven o'clock the comimpqmny begaln to arrive in quiielt snecession, mnd her Royal lli mvl:-e3 the Ducheas of ...

... SJ'AINV. MADRID, JULY 10. [PlROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] I have reason to believe thur political intrigues were never more active than they are at present: the ministerial ques- tion, the inarriage question, and the ntfairs of Portuga! are, strange to say, nil mixed up together, and the parties who, being banded tog- ther, plty the leading part in rhe gu1ms of intrigue, are strivingw to turn each ...

... MADR~ID), JL:, )22. rltlOM ?? COliltl'St'iN ?? 'l'he recent article ill tie Paris Conistitatiour7i?, oil the Spanislh u~ari rgel p uest i n is i'e'tr'ided here as essentially correct, thoupgit lhere tic omissionos whicll ogilitg to be filled up), in order to mresenlt tile ease in a true light. T'l idea of' lih Trawl', i ajto, i tiiitc ntll °t1 , T ?? (Ildnsio,. Is los ?? Oil handls, orieinate ...