... tis I 'P Ali E- , THE MraSCa.RrD has beeti reminded by a ecent p io of a 4aoon of thl Tdlytefhnif ?? tle pupils ase 'assembled to'puraue their studies, *xd norto dtlibel Itate t on political questiuns, hus put the School u llder arr est fill'-fislnthler orders ' _A re~vt vras spread' -veiler day even'ing, tilat M. Lafayette had ofi'ercd his resignafiont of thlepost of Conlmander-in-Chietof tbe ...

... SI'A'IT OF PARIS.' (From the Private Cofre`pondent'of the Tines.), PARIS, SUNDAY EvENING.-7i'he disturbalices in the streets have subsided, but I regret to say, those of the Cabinet are far from being so near their consummatlon,- indeed, on the contrary, they tend more to provoke -anotlier wcidsis,' hich will agaia con-, gregate all the selaennis-of'ordr, .andi veakeni still more tbe bonds by ...

... Ad r. . , . ,TH! YEO, ANRY. . is understood- that the Lord Lieutenant has caused a learetdar lettei to be addressed to the several Magistrates in Ire- and, I reference to the present disturbed state Qf the country, caused by' the agitation ofthe Union question, in whie lie calls upon theai to exert, and that with energy, the powerwhich the law gives b torr * The best indeed tle only- mode we ...

... ?? ?? F' ?,94. 11 A_ NNS.. At .G . -_ RA* 0W j sp~eeh at the DrOgda' lihnner; for which W -1i~t roont ye~tl ] The r I 44iU . a,, 34 % Mr O'Conimefrns enhusi= ~ wildud ar init's _ from eveiy p~artjf tb.,rpz Wb~ tj~~ii~nd 1rhed gentleman rose, the en~uis n ,r1so n ?? ja oedg~ ?? -addressed the meeigzdrvaokw~~iitplyi ?? ~Oap~ikbe of~eiertioi..vr teg~'nididirfclyo by' body htrve be u, in~ , ...

... AUiGMENTATION AS. E;NROLMENT OF TIlE 1IlJ-- TIA. OF THE UxNIrED KINGDOINM. ,- Peo.A.. .. .. IFIt(O 'tElE HTti15flON G A ZTTE or~ ate. !M.) At the Court at Bighton, tile 27tlk day of December, 1830,. 'present the 1xing's Alost Excellent Majesty in CoO~iI, IWhereas by7 an Act, passed in thle elev'elith year of lislateit Majesty King Gieorge the Fourdi, entitled An Act to suspend, ,until the ...

... COt FiTeATtDltAY, JANvUAR1.41 .DUBL[N: SA:TURDAY1', JANUARY 1. . The reports which were current respecting the events at Paris are not without some foundation. Lafayette has resigned, or rather tendered bis resignation; this event seems to have been Ate result of an offence taken at a vote of the Chamber of Depu- ties, respecting the office of Communder-ij-chief of the National Guard. The ...

... THE ARM Y. * EXCHANGES AND PROMOTIONS. -Var-office, Dee. 08. 2d Regiment of Dragoon ?? H. R.; Addison to be Adjutant, vice Cliariton, who resigns lbs Adjutancy onl ant ?? Assistant Surgaon 'i T M.D., to be Assist ant Surgeon, vice Leith ead, dscesed. -Lth ditto-U. Parker, gent., to be Ensigat by purchase, vice Norton, promoted. 63d ditto Lieut. R. Fry to be Captain, without purehasc vice ...

... ' 0-. . i , A . . I T'he Guild of W'eavers beld their Quarterly Aleeting on Sa- tuxday haat, at their Guild Hall, . J. S. -MAYNE, Esq. Master, in the Chair. a A series of resolutions were moved to petition Parliament for nRepeulof the Union, and led to a very lang and interesting debate, ,n which several influential members touk a part. In thle course of the numerous statenlf rts on this. ...

... ?7? - I.= .- .., I .1 - TO #rtfulawo MOUOML??, ,, ? 7 , -11 , ?: - . - DUJ [X:.MOTNDA3Y.' JAzvUARY We have received tile JFrenqh papers of Wednlesdayj' and tle NvMis;4er des Carnibl:r o f th-eldate of 'Thurdady, extract. front whicb are given, It is' gratifying ,to fbselvie tbit all accounts agree that the recent effervescernce of feesdng ad peA g rug-; gles of part' seem likely to lead to ...

... TITHE$-GREAT MEETICi Af J13NNET'IS BRIDGE. (Abridgcedjcwm 'the Kilket;nZy Jtoiin al.) On Thlursdsy hist the inhabitants of 13ietAts-bridge and the rteigljbourirg lisrtishes assembled at Benaetvae-Vxidge with the i;tention of proceeding to. tjle Rev. Doctor. Butler's' residence, to state their sufferings ies tithe players, and to ps'ny hion to siduce the amount o( titbejlvvied onwthem. From ...

... CO'MMISSION-UnitN-ST.EET. Tho Commission opened on Saturday, with the usual cere- loonies. Justices Mgore and Johnson presided. The following gentlemen were sworn on, the City aini Countiy *Grand JuriesK CITY GRAND 3UVRY. Wmn. D. Osborne, Foreman-Beanard Mullis, JMoir Fottzell, Thomas Geoghbgan, Maxwell M. Master, Joseph Lelimd, Fre- deriek Alexidder, George Alcorn, Arthur Battersbv, John Alt- ...

... .REPEAL OF. TuE UNION. MEETING OF' LITERARY TEACHERS.; On.Sasturiav a meeting of th6&Literarv Tsachers of theci'ty ef Dubli] jwas held in tlae Jioy' Mibernian Atena, Abbey-street, tllpetition' Patliamierlt for axepeal of the, Union. At an early hour the ge1101nen 'who. were'to~ take a part in the proceediigs, assembled on the pltiafotmn, andibfore one-o'clock the whole house, which is enpaablo ...