... I MARCH OF THE FRENCH ARMY ! d (From the Sun qf Saturday Evening.) d Events of importance thicken on us---the die of b war is cast---and a French ar zy offifty thousand si metn is Sonw oil its march to assist the Ring of' the Belgians in repelling the invasion of the Dutch ! b 'I'his is indeed important news, and must lead to t( resnlts of great moment. IT It appears that on 'Thursday night ...

... Tua Polish Tragedy, there can be but little doubt, is progressing to a climax. The overwhelm- ing force which Russia is now employing for the subjugation of this unhappy country, together with the apathy manifested by the liberal G(overnments, so called, of England and France, no longer leaves a chance of its succeeding in the struggle which it has so gloriously maintained: unless, indeed, ...

... PItOVINC'IAL. INTEI'.LLIGEX(NCE. Lictt. (leneral Slade, of Mansell House, North Petherton, has been appointed to the Colonelcy of the 5th regiment of Dragoon (Gards, v'eated by the ac- cssion of his Royal Highness Irince Leopold to the throne of elgic--n Monday, Thos. Davis, collector of the poor's rates at Fbrome, wsas colymmitted to Sheptorll G3ol for trial tit the next alsslees flor this ...

... lultc 3rtSYtol , Atooutv 6 TUESDA Y. AoUGnS 16. Wr feel peculiar pleasure in announcing that the indications of war, which, last week, seemed to portend the almost certain infliction of this dreadful scourge on the nations of Europe, have so flar changed their stern aspect as to permit a reasonable hope to be entertained that peace svitl be preserved. Thesuspicions swhich the rash conduct of ...

... : OvSM or COMMONS. XONDAY, Auo. 8.-Certificete for Selling Game.- Ye 1iouse havinig, on the motion of Lord ALTHORP, re- solved itself into Committee for the purpose of fixing the amount of duty to be paid by persons taking out certificates for the sale of game, the Noble Lord moved that a 21. licence should privilege to sell ?? SirtrseoitP thouight the duty proposed was too low. If it should ...

... Tfirl-DEBATES,.. ci rei) he WOUld talk.-ye #ods- howlewni ak - If Alexaner'. taked ~s Mfen; as the nombtinee, mem. her ot thie'or' bllwel La g ?? vokm he le gods in 'omeID tifg la cn~ersatiOfl. W-ae I)Qt enteemil 3 iI04 ~ to ofwa assi re. Pi viousd toteiiiti o goni. g ?? tt. M~ oil Tues1nv, theJ 2hi~a4 ie thtdaupt of' speakers,- wlibfoiitentrofheebtb n his'bben-lverygrt,85hv tspenboeoc, ir s ...

... I We are indebted to a friend in Meath for some curious ifl4mation connected with the manceuvre& of certain p preparatory to the approaching contest for that 'N'ty. The canvass of the Honourable Mr. Bligih has co pletely disconcerted the plans of Mr. Naper, who, previous to the suit of his young rival for senatorial honours, calculated on the undivided sup- port of the intolerant aristocracy ...

... COUNTY OF MEA'IEH ELECTION. (From our Special Reporter.) t Trim, August8th, 183I., 13 I tbhik I may pronounce that the triumph of popular sentiment B here is certain. I never witnessed a Mlore vehement exhibition ci of political feeling than. those hustings to day have furnished. 1 The aristocracy are powerloss, aand seem to have lost all infl- un ence. The degree to which excitement exists is ...

... rtic ortrnaWt'0' urnai' DUBLIN: THURSDAY, AUG.UST 18. - |We have received the Prussian State Gazette of the 8th inst., containing accounts from Warsaw of the 29th ult. They do not, however, furnish any fact of iniportance which we had not pre- viously known. What they do state is evidently coloured, and not deserving of the credit which we might attach to statements coming through some other ...

... The Belgians, under the command of General Daine, amounting to about 10,0:0 men. and composing the army of the Meuse, were totally defeated on Monday morning near Hasselt. The Dutch troops took them by surprise. The Belgian horses are said to have been so frightened at the sound of the Dutch artillery that they fled precipitately, anid in their retreat broke through the infantry, so that a ...

... The Marquis of Chandog has carried an amendment against ministers- That any person occupying and farming on his own account land, at a rent of not less than 501. by the year, although without any specific tenure of his land, shall be entitled to vote at elections for knights of the shire- provided always that no such occupant shall be entitled to vote until he shall have been one year in ...

... Hr flvo,, CM1MONS. rRT'A vA.-arP- SAETURDAY,AVG. 6.] Somq conversation took s place consequence of a question out by the Marquis I of C1iandos, and repeahed in somewhat different terms t by Ltd &ormnt, as to whether the march of the J French troops to Belgium was with the sanctioni of the I Brtisht Government P Lord Pcamerston said there I copld be no previous agreement respecting an event I ...