... U011001Ii mend an FRID.Ai, MARCH 4,; 1831. nby su se. . - Swm ng The tone of tbe French Papers of Wedn ebiayj s r which arrived last night, is rather warlike. Tbe gotr- Th ie nal des Debats, which is supposed to be in the confi. Atkt; dence of Ministers, pledges itself-in oppoilon tO defte De former accounts-*, that the entrance of a sinl Aus. OEMiC . trian regiment into any of the revolted ...

... . %VEDNESD1i', MIARCI1 30.] LordDuncan pre- w sented a petition from Dundee against the East India i, Mionopoly, and took that opportunity of stating, that it the Reformn Bill had been received with unanilnotss ap. t ?? in Scotland. Lord 1'arnlsum wished to take that opportunity t, to state his entire and utter dissent from that utea. j sure of which tile Noble Lord who had just sat down had ...

... CHOLERA. DIORBUS. ?? ii 1- .. -, .. 77-7. . e, ig TIhe following is the`'5iposte ' co cloirn'' toshn 1, wiich:-Pr. tussell and Drt~2a1 lle arrived upon v. a full consideration of all the circumnstatcei which c amehis ss to their knowledge in the course of their Mission :- an r. 1- Alter having meditated on the above facts and do-i dis cuiments from the moment they came to our knowledge ab e, ...

... TV. .n: at 8,1- FIDAYs, JANUARY 28i 4, 18331. .4l I uiIt. The oxtrartt iii tittin troiti thre (eltatin gi P ol'!s ihere that Hutteia Iar Elrert' r fo rec of C I'iii IIIHI it t ludtittiteed ti e etrir. ?? hiu isnstedin t Vo bei WU' dls Merrrditrg tire subuterbs oft Prl'ga. 'wo itt is ntll I itaitte. TIhe P~oles ote s 'tilcaiunig ']tlt t'ilr- b thi, C,11eQns.v ' itt ptiticriott, litt tire ...

... ToTe1 .io f thsc Courier. 'A Ld5'krEft I-II. fth sint,-nre litigated question of- cbnftagion, or nn. cointagionl, in cholera, will perhaps never bed decided, I b'ecause it is beset with ?? inlnumerable,' if not insuperable. Wh1en the yellow lever savaged istl West' Indian colonies, and when a destructive epidelixic scourged our Sillttr Isle, (lid same questdob div~ided' die faculty jato ...

... HOUSE 014 UOMIMONS. P6M IL, IA' I.-.v .. .. ,, - , LI TUESDAY, DtcEc 3E~n l; ; T'he Speaker en- I teredl the House of Cuommous about two o'clock in the t eafternoon, and in half an hour afterwards Sir T. Tyr. n whit, the Usher ot the Black Rod, appeared at the bar, t r and s'umnonedl the hlouse to attend tie Majesty in the t llonse of lfords. The Speaker, anti the whole of the c It nembers ...

... HOUSE (OF PEERS. . ?? , . - . b ?? 1-'DNLhSIAV, APRtIL 13.1 Tllie sittinig was wholy occupitil in the reception Of Potil ions against Slavery, of ?? Lord Kinlq lsrsetsc)te tltrtyusevesi. A few also were presented in favour of Rteforni.-Adj. TiURSDAY, Ai'11ii. 11.1 TIur BVEsit BriLL.- The Earl of Mahnesurery rose to ntove for returns of he nunber of licelnses t:ken out unidler the new Beer ...

... poll'oal),o MM (Fis)the Dtul-1 Patpees.) WAisnswSA, Ai'RIL 1,. T HE IWarssaev State (Gaceize contains an official r re1ort o C thle Coiitis lr -iOe( 'hit'f, iiotell Jtuil~uw, ID eii jIst. IS ?? the givsrz all accoullt of tbe tiete;t o' L;enleral Stecrtnski. hich, ee l tile wvole, lg,rees T ?? the Itsalto aiccouttit, onily the loss tit' the i1oles Is e,,el 'It 2 ,11) toell; (Iitlaetil ...

... HOUS-- o mm s HIOUSE O F CODiNONS. znuaz uk tUU111.5UN6. xi WEDNESDAY, MIAncrT 30.1 The usual time P was devoted to the receiving of Petitions.-The Chun- it -cellor of the Brchepuer, in reply to General Gascoyne, 1 said, a day should be appointed for the express pur- it pose of receiving the multitude of Petitions which tl were ready for ?? Chancellor of the w gxchequer, in answer to a ...

... HOUSE (OE COMMOINS. WrEDNESDAYJULY 13. ColonelTorrenspre. t seutedapetition from 11r. Uurney, complainingthat t Turnpike Bills had passed the House subjecting steam carriages to extra and disproportionate toll. I AMr. G. Dawsose confirmed this allegation, observing that one Turnpike Bill had passed the House, inspost imo atoll of I Is. on steam carriages, where other ve. e hicles were charged ...

... aLolIoii. F'RIDA1Y, JULY 29, 1031. e Tile Paris Journals received this morning speak of an intense anxiety being felt in that capital with tit respect to the poor Poles, for whose fate the ominous accounts last received from the seat of warleft only the very worst to be apprehended. Uiore recent intelli. m f gence, however, has come to hand, in whlich it is stated th l that the affairs of the ...

... 5poitipa'f ant CtW0oJap'0 oo01t0. I awli-vo- -- - - I 111 -w. (From the Frenct Papers.) PARtIS, MARCII 12. E cannot tell how inany Ad.ninistrationij have within a few days. bieenl mde acid inluadle. Every salsool had its own Combhination. Tlhe only I T thing Certail iti that L. CaoSbuir Perrier ?? ic- cel tt'd tilo I )iemission to tuorin a tCabinet. It is Said that t, Cmsillir Perrier has ...