... TfIHE EXAMLI N EWt : I _ _ _ _ TuiE Parliament aerc toi ?? o1 TUo.11y nest, at; most irnportant se5sioI1 it wilk be. 1I;)on tliat S. |nay donend, ?? the gqent nnas cif the cotry iO: he relieved from their anxieties, or hdetiler ?? ale 10V drr-e7 Onsiy exasperated; upcn that Ses:ion inay dete, whether or not tihe nmost uuuonetlttionaI corropt 053 i be givcn upi, as we eorwestly ?? th'ey ray, ...

... EXPEDIT7OON TO AFRICA l \rp 'e ibjomx somse furlthet particu7trs of the disasters wl Ini ilavh-e ?? the crews of ?? Dorothy ailid Congo. ql ee is *eai ?? to think that the accoints are highly to- d1, au(L thle ntimber of deaths greatly over-raiod , for tl ht tr refe? from Gaithter. tie Mater, states, that ?? ?? hvao died vere Cvptain Tucl;ey, Lieut. lI~~l'ey, and4Mr. ,yre, tile Poirer. Oct. s0 ...

... LETTER FROM THE PRiNC2 DE TALLEy-RAND TQ LORD CASULERMAGIH. | MY LoP.,-rAn article in ertedin thr t honr of the 27tnh of N-overnbe, represenits me as hoioding, at tho house of Sir Charles Stuart, ill his pr .sellve il'd at his table, siutc h!nliiziae as I cever 1letd, and oever coolsd hold at the honse of thli Elr el oh Amba~ss- dor, ilthoit firgetting two thion-a it is not it y floer to ...

... I P'lerTN INTELLIGENCE. 1) IFRANCE. tis. J5,5, IS.lQe remains of Queen Louisa of ?? yesterday eveningU Conveyed. in one of thre \YAI ~'mia0rea drawn bv eigli horses, to St. Denis, at- tt C dea iniunent of ?? di] Corps, who bol e t*I it his biand a iighied torc,- They were deposited liii grand 'Onniu in tile monuminent containing the re- [ ,, 4-i X\T3. sa, lis atgilst Cnnsort.-The bodv ?? EI ...

... DUBLIN NIEETINQ. A Meetine took place at Harold's Cross, Dublin, OI A jonday, unr r the eye, according to ore of the Speaker; Mr. G'CO{INELL, of ten regiments of soldiers wibr arms, nnd two troops of artillery ready for immedie ?? in torretits too at the ilne, lvhich hceS sioned tie same speaker to remark, he hoped his coli!t`Y- men know that God sendeth rain upon the jist as nail as ...

... | 7 ]TtI ' , IN TLL ..;l P.Nnip, J3q. ir.s-ithotirh is AMaiestv now enjoys pezrfeft health ]-,e oi 1 ntt rtcoive :t'e L'ldies aorl Gentle- men this di'da s hath b4th r to beep cui;tomary. . - i. ?? to ft- tide of Marquis f Is ...

... RVR)ETNOE- -A = RtEFO'RM-MEB T~ING 0O' DELEGAT'XESt. On Whednsda, die DPelegates frnrn various Peiitir,'i;nn BTo'Uoes for leform net at tde Cronwand Aiarlior [acre. liii Dlci'- gaes from 1Vustmiuister,-Mlesara. lirk9c - , caii C .ft i, ?? tie ol h V bers of the Coiintry Delegitt, r' ohi wra j rir;, eipala from Bi'tol, B- ith, Leieester, Do13t . , - ?? Loughtrin, Li erpool, Stocrkport, Lynn, N ...

... FORE[GC W, IN TEJ , L L GTEO NCE. Eli AN('E. PARns, DFc. 6-Sir Sidney Smnith, President of the Anti-Piratican Institution, has addreqssd a (Circular To 7he Members. in which he Announces, that there is noti ;i t;ca Clil;stian ltieow in all Barbary. This lalipy eiremn- 9tance lie ascribes to the brave;v yof Lord ExanOuth, and the address of Adniiirul Penrose'. According to ofici,! dociinwenti ...

... . A-,elect Meeting of Jrael;endent Gentlemen, fiiends of economy, poblic -order, adid reform, dined on Friday at tihe Freeniaso'ns' Tavern. ThI eir objegt was to take into consideration the present most alarininria state of the counitry, and the daily increasing pressuro on all descrip- tions of his Majesty's subjects, and to endeavolir to pro- tmote an union and co-operation betwe3n the great ...

... v'm - :? - ?? ?7-- ?? -- -- - - -.II; S,.tT-,j RA nol i, I a). I T HE EXAMINER- LQNDOV JAN'. .ARY 32, TiEnman is ?? of prominent interest ini tho foreign v1cws of th.e vei. The Grench Government are going - on as us3ual ;Vu ttieir arlitrary -proceedings, Which thle net Rewpresevtatives Astr well diispos ed to concur in7. Thev are now eherislhigr3 a new law,, enabling the Execu- -tive to ...

... i LORD COCHRANXE . , Ori XWedneay a MAfeeiinm of the Electors of Wef- f ninber awas helci at thme Cro,,vn and~ A&phlor, for tbe purpose of receiving the answer of Lordl Ccehrane to th!e Addreaa voedA ?? by his ?? Cartwright was in the uIhair. The Answer of hiis LordsM.ip was reid. The protec- tion. of the citizens oF NVest-miniter, his Lordshi; oiverved, had lben his.ssiuport for the ?? three ...

... .Loi I. taxable 1? ,4, ER. ? r -1'4 11 ? 411,11 E llv-o?ll T I C ?A L ?x 119E of many for the gain of a fe ?? Piev4z.. Noi 45.8 - iMpOSSIBTLITY OF THE CONNTINPANCI ' 'F TI-if P~tRESSE NT; STATE OF THINGS ,T I EUROPE. - 'rr Minfiteri lmand IBourbonite psoers are continualfy tellig us thwat. the. present state of thitigs in berie would g, oa very wetl, if reopie wmould but let it; Te observa- ...