... I TH1E A.VERTC.A1V PRESIDENT S JIESSZCE. The new President of the United States (General s Jackson), sent a Message to Congress on the 7th of t December. After expressing his satisfaction at meeting Con- gress for the first time, he refers to the state of the Foreign relations with America, and says: - Of the unsettled matters between the United States and other Powers, the most prominent are ...

... ('ROA A SECOND EDIIION OF T.HE CoUicN). It We subjoin, eltraets from Paris Papers, to which we alluded in our first edition. Our private letters are of great ineteest. a They state, that much dissatisfaction with the present gopern- t; meltit prevails among the National Guard, and that an immediate change must take plaee. Soult and Lafitte will, it is supposed, c frlm part of the new injistry ...

... TI1E BUDGET-IRELAND. Celiess we are much mistaken, thle present M~ifiistry, is not long for this world. The indecent haste wit~s which the tax on transfers has been withdravwh, proves as great a degreel of con- scious weaknws, as the crudenesas of the plan does their utter v incompetence to meet the diffcultips of the country. They have t no pfactipal eje~gy~-no spund knowledge of business. ...

... I -T, .. Z ' -P ete r .. Lord ilO CIV1L LIST. tig ?? ?? laid upon the thie. 6f the hobuse papers rela- tingto he stiateof tile future sanuual.Acnrgeof tii civil list.- Thle noble lord then said :-Plursuant to the nrotice I gave on a forertday-, i now prced sir, to discharge the ditty- I have un- dertacenin mvi ttthepapers be referred to a commit- tee on the civil list,- In making this Motion, ...

... ADDRESS OF THE BANKERS ! &e. TO THE LORD .. Ir , r ?? ANGLESEY. To his Excellenev the Most Noble Henry William, Marquis of Anglesey, Lieutenant-General and 6eneral Governor of Ireland. ' MAY IT PlIEASS YOOR EXCELLECIV We, the bankers, merchants, and traders of Dublin, feet ourselves imperatively called upon at the present juncture to testify to your Excellency our cordial satisfaction on your ...

... 'A . I,?\ ?? ,Cbl,-Nli-y fa, L, I , . - ?? ?? ?? ? - . . . . . . I ? ? -Z,. ?? ?? , is :ii~h rpiiina~tn~i for a eom . h U u, . td. mdns, Abtotlro'ldli *o 'Mof) BihLiEW EC(I, 1!u.iyh Shcfi *aOodh'~spl cp6i,;W of royi ti ty d ahfthb..our6 ?? C esl CtQ4e., In tere was a ?? fr .repeal of t,~e Unio-n.frt~ ic 'formi after.' The exc' nitios dontinued'fbtr sevzer~i zi~ati~ ad Counellbr ~hn Blke ...

... THE PROGLAMATIONIS. The German.Papers contain the following Proclama- '6ions.:by'General Diebitsch : ?? ST. PiMRfiBUaon,. JAS. Field Marshal Count Diebitsch Sal)adkansky. has issued, rom ;his :ead-quarters, the-lbollowing preclaeflations PoLrs.!-His Majesty the Emperor and King, our august Sovereigp, has confled to methecommand of. the troops wbich are destined to,,put an end, to :the ...

... ORe grrelliallso Tourn~al DUBLIN: F-RiDAY, FEBRUAR Y 25. PORFUGAL. I We regret exceedingly to state, that the news of a successful attempt to overturn the (3overninent of Doni Miguel was un- founded. A vessel has arrived at Dover from Lisbon, bringing iroormation that the appearances noticed by the Captain of the schooner which reached Poole a feowdays ago, were in celebration of a fete, and ...

... DIB. w YSb,. The talented member for Tipperary stands 4in a very awkward predicam ent at the present momenit si ith respect to the high-minded and independent men, who asserted their rights at the last election, in defiance of the corm- bined aristocracy of the county, andl returned Mr. WY s E to fill the important station of their representative. Some of the most influential towns from which ...

... Yesterdatv a highlv r-sr-er-t -Cl m AC -S Yesterday a highlv respectable meeting of the master curriers of this city was held at Swan's Assembly-rooms, for the purpose of considering the propriety of petitioning the Imperial Porlia- ment for the repeal of the legislature Union between Great Britain and Treland. The meeting was convened -by the master of the corporation in compliance with a ...

... TRINIITY COLLEGE. Mr. Liioy, AM.p. has written to Mr. BY,,S, the senior scholar, acquainting him that it is intended to propose, in the committee on the Refbrm Bill, certhin extensions of the elective franchise in College, and desiring to be put in possession of the opinions of his constiuearts, the present scholars, on that sub-. ject. The proposed change is, we believe, toassimilate the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TuE5DA-z, MjAeii 22. REFORM IN CHANCERY. The lORD CHANCELLOR said, as he had not heard from a noble and learned lord (L ndhurst), stating when it would be ,envenient to attend the discussion on the bankruptcy billlie con- sidered it better to remove all doubt respecting the next stage ot the bill, by fixing it for the first Monday after the Easter recess. The noble and learned ...