... ?uU ?)act?ct an? ?fluiu?icr i*Tcrcurp. HULL: TUESDAY, DECEMBEIL b, ]S29. ISo great a dearth of foreign politicol news, of even ordinary interest, has prevailed during thes past wveek, that a reported change of Ministry in France has been eagerly grasped at by tihe London press, as a theme upon whbich to afford entertainment and instruction to their insatiable- readers; and the illness of the ...

... IiRELAN D. *n From the contents of various letters received within the last it r week at our office, as well as from the representations of the el rt provincial jomrnals, we are led to assent most unqualifiedly, rt t. and we need not add, %ith unspeakable pleasure, to the state. w r ments made respecting the improved tone of Society in Ireland. aR e Party spirit is manilestly on the wane. The ...

... -11covap-01, Colo. I -40- (From. tho 0 ?? des Cham6rbvs;) - Co5T5ANTINO]\E;,NON. 10. f ; Siultan nd biK Cbhurt and the Stand- 41 'ard of the ropiet still. remnipi at Rimii ' Tehijil, ,orii the Palee ofP Ejuba uand'tt is - tlionght tht he will not return id ?? ge- raglin till after the evacuation of Adrizsnople; ~ail Pnch4 and his numerous escort have em- harked on boaffhigatte to go toRassia. ...

... I I _---BURGHf From all we call leagn, it seems that a crtain degree o nervous interest attacb~es, in our ?? circles, tote affairs -of -portpgpL. Some aqtenpt iuqi., ~ lb~b mad e_, alodirt pidt to put the- ostensible relationso0 allth ?? ?? -country, on a e gulr isdsetledfwtirt,. Sutrmises Indicate, ?? dmro may ,~i~i onrcg Wtn ?? rothers's assump., tion of the throne. utnyannc ?? ?? measure ...

... !AC~f ,PATI(ON OF THE LONDON MAIL._ I ! . _ _AIA~i C i n A. .r rwa An _I * > a eeting iimi held in the Vouncil Ca~i sguravlC vee-rs' Coniiiaittee.qcif Oublic~bd- !- tirhee, Ojsdjiilg cOuotlk~S inltertsted in' he -t, bi th ondonf mail-the Lord ..raivost of. Etit iptt4 the Cea* Amonig the gentlemen fir.sen we .o 'peri Murray orOchierivire, Sir John' Da1j pronW Co n~drd. Sir John. H~ay of ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRI!DAY, DECEMBER 18, 1829. LOCAL 2USrA2mcEs. ri ?ROVF5MEVTS. &C. AND Dur7E [ IOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. | In o.f the areatest lltifances in this town Is the cbnnkmentofll one of the greatest siuimntees In this town Is the embanktment on the west side of the old Htayma~rket. A Gg-wheel complains of thee being broken in passing it, and the whole family of pedestrians thal request ...

... ITHE REQUSITIfO ISITS OQF I~NC LINSPIREI D AND ~~TI kIG SRIE. l The refusal of the Sberiff of LincoXeshfie to convene a County nmeeting, to take into consideration theomalt and beer duties, though two requisitions, one fronm the gentlemen of the COunty, and another from the yeomanry, had been for.. warded to him for that purpose, has created a great sensation in that county, and as a pablic ...

... W-VZFMA*)W.ZOWDON GAZETWP-- , 1 Wb!Walls F F/, i r.V- Ihe ii4`h? heell :UU1,w -le to 8jve and grant unto John William Williauisoni, oE WMhickIiMit, in the coonty palatine of Durham, Esq. second son of' Robert Moqppr W~illiamson (hleretofore Robert IIol)lrr), ot New castle- u~oit-Tyne, Lsq- Temporal Chancllor ofe the diocese of Due- hamri, and late Recorder of Newcastle aforsaidl, bv Anne hlis ...

... CHELTENHIAM, DRcriMvru 15. A public meeting was held in this town on Wednesday, Major Askew in the chair, for the purpose of taking into consideration the present high prices of provisions. The Committee appointed at a previous meeting presented a report of the result of the in- quiries they had instituted in Oxford, Birmingham. Bristol, Gloucester, and various other places, from which it ...

... MOND B iotVoN Derr Ip. MFONXDA Y E VEINTING, D7eembwl~er ?? THE adjourned meeting of the gentlemen who have interested themselves in founding the New College was held on Thursday last; and it w ill be perceived, by our report of the proceedings, that the discussion was at once interesting and inportant. It involved a point that had been mooted at the first meeting, and which had occupied the ...

... THE -CHERO.KEES. , TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. Slit-I have taken the following account of See-quah-yab, the celebrated inventor of the Cherokee alphabet, from the Wesleyan Methodist Magazine for November 1829. ' 't is copied from one of a series of lectures on American litera- ture, delivered last winter at* the city of Washington, -by Sam;uel L Knapp, Esq. ; if you think it proper I ata ...

... Rovicultitral flitelligouce. an It is said, that where the Bishop ef Bath and qu I Wulls has provided the poor with allotments of tli Id lanidthe applications for relief out of the rates pC M havc Ceaseul.-C'ounrty Clhronile, t At Ludlow Fair, on Saturday and Moniday week tb Id fat sheep. ayeraged from ?? to 5.1d. per lb. Prime ,I of Clhri~stniis beet', of which there Was. but an UnuSu- WC to ...