... I DUEL BETWEEN MR. F. GRLjG & MR. JOHN i LAWLESS. {YE- A_ . -1-1X IoJIA ._S1 (Prom MSe BeHfst CoLitmercW Chronicle.) Friday forenoon a considerable sensation was excited by the rumour that a hostile meeting was about to take place be- tween Air. Lawless and Mr. Gregg, in consequence of the letter of Mr. Lawless which appeared in Thursday's Northern Whig.* The circumstances connected with this ...

... I DEVONSIIIRE ANTI-CATHOLIC MIEETING. I Oat Friday this important Imeeting took places, and me it appeared to excite the greatest interust is Exeter, in the Castle- I yard of vlilch city tisc meeting asas held, The different poeticS, last according ito their opinions, assembled at tles old and Now Lots- anci don Tave-rita.10 The Castle-yard, irs ?? the meeting toolt phice, Is, we un- I ...

... -t : t ':h.djMON , I ?? Tir-RSDAr. fu i -.e LoRD CHIRP J echl Jurels.] CRIM C()W ?? iOLD V. BE&TE.-Mr. COLERIDO. t Pe loadings. ului WAS AD ACti(tS ?? ?? the pli I i r datonges for the defendant's criminal C 'nverrati, .fe; the damages were laid ft 3,0001. The defe.L Wie ; tbe neral jsstle of Not Guilty. Mr, Scrjeant iVILDE stated the case to L i heard the nature of the action from the openDiy ...

... THE DIONTrii Oi'' : !-xi The best and most desirable wcather that can hi he expected at this season, is a clear hard frost. Vc If this iumnedialtely SUecceal a deep snow, it will ?? be mure favourable to vegetation, though not, per- tl haps, altogetier' so agrecable to the pedestrian.- or There is usuallyinuc!h siow in this mouth ; though C( we have had but little for the last few years. -lap- ...

... ANNUAL BIOGRAPHY-DUGILD STEWART. In the country of Hobbea and Locke, the education of rhbi, those claiming, from their station in society, to influence thri the destinies of thc nation, has become so miserably cir- irite cumscribed, that the noblest study wvhicls can engage the 1Atattention of man cannot be said to form a part of it. ihed The popularity of Dugald Stewart in such an age is a I. ...

... THE ARMI. DISTRIBUTION OF THE ARMY IN 1829. Ist Life Guards, Windsor 39'b Foot, New South Wales 2d do, Regent's-park 40th do, India Royal Horse do, Hy e-park 41st do, Madras 1st Drag. Guards, Manchestsr 421 do, Gibraltar 2d do, Cabir 43d do, l)itto 3d do, Edinburgh 44tb do, Bengal 4th d,, Exeter 45tb do, Madras 5th do, Dorcbester 46th do, Ditto 6th do, Manchester 47th go, on passage hcme 7th ...

... LISBON, JANir. 10.-I eneltas You a document which bas just made its appearance here, and which is cireulated very openly. It showi in glaring colours, if an additional proof were want- ing, the demeralizing and b3d feelings of the Queen olother and ler partizans, and that ter Majrsty and followers change their principles and plans with much facility. Under the specioiss mask of religion, sbe ...

... OFTIIIEVES IN GENERAL . EFron ile )?xn ltxiners.] IN complinment to thie police, we talk of the escmpe of Ste- phelson, but more strictly wve should deScribe it simlly a de- ;ssst~o'e, such cs the Me wing Post mIigilt illsert in its list of fashidon ble chan!res. 1ne Etlir, 'lideed, wears no cha racter of escapc. Afr. Rowland Stephelnsoll set o Ol' or voyage across the Atlantic by a direct ...

... Since our last publication several articles have ap- peared in the columns of our contemporaries in relation to the late affair of honor. To copy theth entire would occupy too much of' our space, and would besides be unnecessary. We shall then give as faithful and impar- tial an epitome of their contents as we possibly can. We are not the partizans of either of the gentlemen concerned in the ...

... nor - T ?? - L,_a I LEAR 5.-_1 write to you on a bizainess of some conse- quence to me-I have- been applied to by some of the first jenny asses of the day to colie siy' lettuce into one volume, and- publish them: so I spoke to naysun in law Fulmer, who has offered to hedit them' and put dotes to them, -which fat first thought setting them to'mewsick, 'which I 'by no means wanted, although he ...

... IPOS.QTSCRIPT. * The DuJbliin papers of Thursday and Friday state, tfiat ni-4' t nisters had resolved on the recall of the Mlarquis oft Anglegey n from thc g6oveniment of Ireland, in consequence of his lettee to Dr A'urtis,11 whichihe exprc ceS a difibient- opinioan t-onm o the Duke of W chins ton, on the policy of deltyin' the eansi' deratlin of tile Catiuliecquestieh, o Thc l~ord Liatenai ...

... NAYA]t INTELLIGENCE, txlean~a~s 1nX0 -2h MTET- - TA^| A + r * i]N iLsiiJI1. AInI A % n PYortsmouth,. January. 8.-The Undaunted, 46, Captain a y A. Clifford, C.B.'whiichi took out Lord William Bentinck C t the Governor-General of India, returned to this port on Ri d Tuesday from Galcutta, which she left on. the 21st of Au- I[ d gust. On her passage Home she -visited- the Mauritius, the: h( it ...