... TO THE PEOPLP OF THE COUATY OF It i::: 0 :I i.. , I IJ E RICK. I - 00 I , I FELLOW COUNTRY-EM.N_[ hope -ou will not deem me presumptii e in addre~sing you on the subject of the approaching Election. I have, I think, a claim upon your attention, simply because of my ardent anxiety to promote your interests, and to secure the permanent pros- perity and liberty of our country, by placing them on ...

... ne ?? A3T ournal. | We give extracts from the German papers received yesterday. Constantinople, ?? so lately trembled at the approach of a victorious enemy, is now the scene of splendid and peaceful revelry. The account of the French Ambassador's entertainment, as con- trasted with that lately given on board the British frigate, is, if entitled to credit (and we see no reason to doubt it)j ...

... THE: BELFAST NEW3S-LETTERW ?? ~ ~ ~ I -:i 1 TUESDAY-JANUARY S.. STATE: OF T[-lE SOUTH. In the reported speech of the Attorney'General on one of the rec Wttriil of the.'lforningjo0uinnaL he is made to boast of the ranquiiy of rla and the setisfac- tion whichit co'nseque ntly ,ffords to ,Govern)meit. He is also maaeto give- his sfatement an official air, by asserting thi'at'h'ed ad his ...

... ' 'It rt ET EDITOR OF1 TrlE NEWS-LE'TTER. SIR,-Mr. James 1\lCleerY has, in a letter aldressed to you, iu The Nenws retcC of 25th in-t. .statwl that he cannt fiwnd als clause in the Act of Itkh and 'fith ?? III. whichl -requires the unidi-rtakerrs of the Lagain canal tb lay Out their present inc'me in mtdeing iniprovement.i on the canals Per- haps, according to the strict leter of thb law be ...

... FRENCFI PAPERS. f , :0 . 0 , I [FRtOM TIHE GAZETTF DE FtANCE. OF SUNDAY.] SMYRNA, DEc.-An attempt has been made to poi. son the Archbishop ]Monseigneur Cardelli; a dose of cor- rosive siblimate was mixed not only with the wine in the cupused in'celebratingrniass, but evenin thatcontainedin the bottle.'lhe Archbishop perceived that the wine had an ex- traordinary taste-however, lie swallowed it ...

... I The following circumstance, which took place before the illness of the Emperor, is calculated to give rise to the moost curious refleetions upon the strange mixture of political despo- tism and military indep.ndence which exist in llussia, and from which such very serious consequences have already arisen. It will be recollected that the Emperor, on his return from Warsaw to St. Petersburght, ...

... I ULL1: TUESDAY, JANUARlY 5, 1 83O. OUR foreign extracts will be found to contain en abstract of sucl. occu rrences as have been noticed by the continental papers since our last. The leading topics, it wvill be seen, are the following. In the first place, what way be considered as the acquittal of the Editor of the Journal des Delete, on his appeal, by the Judges of the -Court of Correctional ...

... Ii To the Editor of the tEull Packet and Hlumber 2Ifercury. Sea-I take this public method of returning my sincere thanks, asa individual, to Mr. Gordon, for the opportu- nity wvli dl's e gave me, on Monday evening last, of hearing a most excellent lecture delivered by him upon the anatomy of the eye, and also upon the sense of Vision. A more scientific, interesting, and unassuming lecture, I ...

... ? i -}eilah~irlvnin io sa'v tile labour o f .* ma~leAiersb all the woNld ! Planted dovt ,in a countitrywhr t tha was wallted~w~as hands, they r.becadnlgfrorm the very first of their settleme~nt, ofechanists -o almrnst'by' Rnatute' 'ajd if you go and 'exatniie well into .d theirlporfiornlancs whether; by land or by- water',' you a Vwill -fin-d'that human invention hasp been exlhadsted t4 igsave ...

... 1., fe . ?? O rI, it { . . I 9 . ?? ?? ?? coi tr TT s I-`UEfSTEU.I 1LV^-R3'0;L, Dr F. '2&.-W& se't 6ff Srrom' D nerl atjit '4h~ck' yeserdeiy' mornirng; ia'et~ntn through A.5l!1hovi, -Leek, N;Macclehl'Knutsfird, Ac., reached tis place last night at about sevwei o'clock. The show was pretty deep until- we reached Knutsford, on Ihis side of which there has beer, but very little ; but the frost ...

... ASSOCIATION FOR PROTECTING THE Plt-ESS. Thl ! questifir of the liberty hf the Press, arising oat of the 'late trials, stili constitutes, ind deservedly, a pronirenit topic of disei ssionr The contrast, which France at this moment exhibits to England, ill regard to the rights of free political inquiry, is truly humiliating tn'the latter. We have, it is true, our Jury system, Ivhich, though an ...

... 1 B iT I1IPROVEDIE'TS.-Onr neighbours of Bath arc de- Ctern-minied not to be belnai us3 in the manrca of improvement. AWe h c(tltgratuilate them upon a hat they are doing to accelerate the ac- comnplifhimet of their cbjects, and hope their exaampl will stimu- r, late the leading men of our ownl city to hasten the consummation eof those uindertakinps which have so long been talked ol: At the ...