... FRUENCH PAPERS. (FROM TIHE GAZETTE DrP FRANCE OF SUNDAY.] tr, BuClAKrSr, JAN. 13.-No change has taken place here; E M. Miliziacky continues to administer the affairs of his Con- s il'ite, as well as the Consuls of France and England, The al Russian Mail from CGoistuntiople has ceased sending any letters et since fiie departure of M. de Riheaipierri, nor dyes M. Min- tf ziacky receive any ...

... IMPERIAL -PARLIAiMENT. .. ' -l . 0. . I 7 1 - - A -s s N sr T .- on d . . H- EIOUSE OF LORDS, JAN; 29. Long before two o'clock, which was the hour appointed for opening the Parliament by Commission, the-space below the bar was fully occupied, and we observed among the persons assembled some Foreign Ministers and Peers' sons. In the House itself no Minister, with the exception of Lord ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TTJgSDAY-FEBRUARY * - ' Parliament has at length met. and we this day lay before the public a portion of its initial proceedings.- Some discussion was ex'pected, but for so far the oppos- ed parties have confined themselves within the limits of moderation. We wish that a spitit equally pacific may prevail throughout the Session. His Majesty's Speech touches on a ...

... 1OI .kl\%N ENIIol1C ANCAI'AI1ON-IFElI CIIAMP'ION FOIt THil LAsTr 'roi'. I 4Cws,nt hr/i', the tiltt sylsshsin ill 1'l'-.tat'of OF r Om 'olunias inl roniseqai'e - stI th ai- Tol5llar' lelsaites, obliges 11'. to b~riii ourtoltoerywt hrlt Ni /thern llhs/s ti a% coiill'lojij. Our contetmiporariy .si ?? onl high, ground III lil, 0551n ethtiaiitioii. and he tsp- lit'5i, preitty' vrell v scsd iii tilW ...

... BBING iMYSTIFIED. I - - - - (13y a (Jorresponuenr../ 'der, were you everlost? If not, so much the better sua iL; though I could have wished you were able to had anl a er in the affirmative, in order that you might the more ber caaoly understand the following short tale Mu On a gloomy night in autumn, I once found myself near Lot a e wood, without being possessed of any means to for, . ...

... LONDONpFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1. A. a - ' An article from Constantinople states that the Porte coil. tinuts to hasten the militaryarrangemnents of everydiscription. -A line of telegraphs is to he established on the Dardanelles, for the purpose of feni nga communication between Smayrna and the capital. it issaid that Ibrahim Pacha has expressed a wish to return to Egypt with his troops. A letter from ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-THURSDAY, JAN. 31. Mr. G. BANKS gave notice, that on Monday he would move for leave to bring iii a bill to relieve the R. Catholics from double assessment or the land tax. Mr. DENISONI)resented a petition from a parish in Sirrey for the revision of the poor laws. Mr. SPRtING RICE mloved ftb returns of the sums granted by the Imperial Parliament for the promotion of education,' ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FRID'AY, Fxn. 1. CATiO7Lrc CLAIM9. The Marquis of LONDONDEaRY said-bly Lords, as la friend to the Catholics of lielhind, it is impossible that I should see the public journaJ3 of thisR country and those of Ireland, teeming with statements- from hodte, calling themselves meetings of - th-. Catholics of Ireland.- Your Lordships know that a bill was introduced for the suppression ...

... WE1YMiOUTII LLUTI.'IiU.-SAiTURv IY ) i ENISe. IT.e t~rr''nt sa'r' if pitl ties it this Blorotigli bears a moimlic lr, 'ii ovle ito tust of ~'io id T'dry in thle Howes (it C~ti- m~i.4In the ftie side tie Live llie Corporotioln, a local Go- vernit,riint, si rriroinded byl iti Alotienier, liti tIder, nid otiier Io,. ;I frteri~is antl retaireis att d suotpir'ed Iryi ne iiratsch of the Atii't ...

... Among the phenomena of our climate, hot weather in January may be reckoned one of the most uncommon of all. Such, however; has been the character of two or three days in the preceding week. Labourers have complained of being oppressed with heat in their work; road coachmen have been seen with only single coats, and those flying loose to the air ; an d fires in small rooms have been but just ...

... TIHE PASTORAL LETTER OF THE SCOTC1' I PRESBYYTERY IN LOAYDON. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SItR-Where iball I commence my second letter oil the Pas- tral Address ? It appears to me to he a compound of folly, i-smlence, anti falsehood ; which I hipe to make evident in the ohervati ns I am about (a address you. The dliticolty the Scotch Presbytery in London bad in laying befire ...

... 5!HM DZUlRly WERCIMT, PEB3Uty a. ?? - - - as yet been but few, and not of vast importance. Great t.. as Yet -been b~ut few, and not of vast importance. Great di 3eumbrage has been taken by the Opposition, to the word bi 3r. ,thl untoward, which in the Royal Speech was connected p wvith the mention made of the Battle of Navarin. We ki )-however cantsee, that in this there was much reason. ...