... The measures recently taken by the friends of Parliamentary Reform in this county, with so much calmness and deliberation, but at the same time with so much decision and effect, are now drawing towards their conssumnmation. On Tuesday last the Ge- neral Committee appointed to organise a County Meeting, to pro. mote a Reform in the Commons' House of Parliament, assembled in the large room at E ...

... IMEETING of the'COUNTU Y . kSE:T. [)as AGRICUTIYRAL DISTRESS. ntiS ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 'tapone y h ih we The General4.leetinlg of this C ounty pone yteHg 14- Sheriiff, in plirsuatiCe of a Ii luigitioil presented to him, and Oak ilgsied by a great number of Magistrates, and by many of the, I'a :lgdip mn in the Ctianty, wats hield at the City of Wells, on: 1%yi'usd'ay% ast. The Meetinig wis appointed ...

... ¶pW WORK ON THE SOCIAL SYSTEMR OF EUROP.- I A work has just made its appearance at Vienna ljer the patronage of thle Emperor, to whom it is de- .atcd by permission,. which, has produced a great sn in that capital, and the doctrines of which, it is .are destinled to operate a salutary revolution in the Iv orld. The author is 'Doctor Frederick Gott- , rnicelh and his admirers say of him, that he ...

... PARIS PAPBRS. - ROYAL SITTI NG. : FOR THE OPENING OF THE SESSION OF 1823. At ten o'clock the gates were opened to the public, and in a moment the upper galleries and benches reserved for'the ladies, I behind the places exclusively appropriated to the Peers of 'Fraice ] and the Deputies, were full. Towards half-past twelve the rows of benches round the Throne successively received the ...

... We have received Bayonne Papers to the 30th ult., and make from them them the following extracts: BAYONWNE, Detc. 29.-The discharge of the soldiers, whose time of service is completed, and who belong to the troops forming the Corps of Observation, is to take place the day after to-morrow. The number of those who quit the division of Count d'Awuchamp is estimated at 3,000 met). This measure, ...

... AGiR1CeaUL AL pls, TE&., [FrosM 'rat o eassAcen oisienveen, ntc. 2g E A-'itinber i.f cou' ties mii S.nland-Aegyllatff, Calthness. Cromarty, Dumbarton, Elgin, dife. Forfar, Laiark, Mid Lol Vilian, Renfrew, Sutherland and 'Wlgton-had appointed Ctm* mittees' to meet at Edinburgh, for the purpose of considering the Agricultural Distresses of the Country, and the means of re- lieving them; and a ...

... PARIS PAPJARS. [FROM TUR ETOILE]. PAs, JAN. 22-Couriers have been sent from the Office of the Minister for Foreign Affairs to the principal Courts of Europe. France has refused the mediation of England twice proposed; first, by the 'Duke of W1eliogton, 'and secondly, by Sir W. A'Courr. .- The Ambassadors of ktuseia, Austria and Prussia, who have left Spain, will be at Paris in, three'days. ...

... PARIS PAPERS& [FROM THE CONSTITUTIONNEL.] f PARIS, JAN. 6.-The article of the Quaodienne, which seems to I us to deserve most attention, is that in which it proclaims the . benefits for which we are, and shall be indebted to Russia. Its ( enthusiasm is great on this subject, and induces it ever, to quote Voltaire, who was supposed to be banished from the office of the P Quotidienne, as well as ...

... EFWW CQUNT - Y MEETING * Thts Meeting, to wsich the Agriculturtists looked forward with f~eiliog'aof #lch Interest, was herd on Fri'day, in the Town Hall bfIjrjrd. Wehv never witfle3s~a Mestingmiorere'spectable: and'r1.5kg' allowances for the heat, of political feelings, ve are VhI a~smprtislobservers, to'say.. that tfelroa einsgs were _4teij'db arnS rdimpartia li 1ty. 1~vlr. nbaett,Atough I ...

... . A Madrid Journal of the 15th has been received, which con- tains the following important diplomatic correspondence: tNOTE ADDaEzSED, 3v TM5 .aUSSIAN MISNISTER AT THE COURT OF .,IRW TO SENOR SAN MIGUEL. The observat 9tisAwhich the undersigned Charge d'Affaires of .his Majesty The King of Prussia bad the honour to submit on the 6th qurrent, to his Excellency Senor Colonel San Miguel, Secre- ...

... EDINBURGH FOX ANNIVERSA)Ry the EIDNBUenRCH, JAN. 14.-This political festival wsclbae OiOve here yesterday, by the annual dinner, which wavs proerate Lent, usual, at Oman's Hotel, Waterloo-place. 'rhe con Inyed as sed, the first respectability, and in number appeared to exceed twat ot reany former year. We should imagine that at least 500 ~d tin af, rewere present. da ene- Sir Jamoes ...

... 1St1 ckfl'os 4kh 2 EgI.J tREm. Anoth=er c4nis, and Uten astohesn , Atid each is worthyp r~f As 6rog~ew'.pa tdss. ' To fr11C EDITOR or wit'aMORNING 'ClRONTIL slit, CRITo, the moral and prudent advocate fer 6 freedomIn boys with respect to an unlimited indulgence of feein g and ' action, having departed this life, I ha. some hopes that this childish affair was at an end, but Phito-Crito ...