... LONDON-MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. WAR IN POLAND. ' lHAMBEsrG, BsEr. 2.-The State Gazette ?f Wednesday, . Aug.'31,-crntains a repoirt from the Rossia4-ceamp,. froma which it appears that Marshal 'Paskewitsch is awalting the arrival of Generals Rudiger and Creutz, before attempt. ong an attack on Warsaw.. An-article in another Bechin.Paper 8say'tbra:pzaskLewts.b .is-retreating from before Warsaaw, in ...

... ROYAJ COLLEGEZOF SURGEOYM, London, Sept. 2, 1831. This day the Court of E aiaes. after a minute and deliberate examination of NTs JA}IF5 ANDERSON. (san Of Mr. Drummond Anderson,) @ lfast, in the County of Antrim, have duly elected hisn a PcMember of this College. LAGAN NAv1GATION.-The Lagat Navigation Com_ ,panv wbere lately, on the petition of .Mr. '1 Grimilharw, or. dered by Parlianent to ...

... IRISH DISTILLERS-CORK RESOLUTIONS. (From the Dublin Evening Post.) Our readers have, no doubt, in their recollection the strong resolutions entered into by the Cork Distillers, complaining that their representations of grievances and appeals for re- dress, were met by a cold alld heartless rejection by the Loa ls. of the Treasury. We deem it our duty to publish the flls. lowing reply from ...

... Rm: lBP RFJ3ASPT NzWS-rLETThP -: ~FkR1¶pA'Y-SEPTEMBER 9; .> THE MRISIS OF POLAND. -T-ix affairs of Poland have evidently reached a crisis. and in our next publication we shall probably have ht record'the termnination of one of the noblest struagI6 that were ever made by a devoted people againstitthi 'collected strength of a barbarian enemy. The comn munications from the seat of war are few and ...

... At the meeting of the Synod on Thursday last, Mr. MONTGOMERY moved the first Ooverture as follows:- ,, That the Synod respectfully propose to their much-es- teemed brethren of the Synod of Munster and Presbyteryof Antrim, to nnite with them in the appointment of a triea- nial meeting of the three bodies, for the purpose of friendly counsel and co-operation, and the advancement of the great ...

... WVAR-OFFICE, AUGUST 30- 7th Light Dragoons-Cornet W. S. Langhamn to be LieUt. vice Houlston. retires; J. Daly to be Cornet, vice Lang. harn.-d' Foot Guards- Lieutc and Captain H. S. Blane to be Capt. and Lieut, -Colonel, vice Sticlkdale, retiree; En- sign and Lieut. W. F. Eliriogton to be Lieut. vice Blane. To be Ensigns and Lieuts.-Ensign Lord W. Butler, 92d 'Foot, vice Dillon, retires ; Hon. ...

... WAit IN POLAND. The Gerrtan papers bring the fonlawinz interesting ordeks oF the day. It is to be regietted that Slkrvznepki hais ieen-obliged to resign, and it is strange that we have re- dlived On satisfactory account of tile reasons which led to sucha step. His older is rernarkaible for the noble spirit of patridotismr arid. the modesty which it breathes in every sentsnce:- WARSAW, AUGUST ...

... NEW: PEERSSWllTEHA'lL, SeIa. 7- ( Prom the London Gazette. ) Earl Grosvenor to be as Marquis of the United 'Xingdoa' by the title of Marquis ot Westlninster. Earl Bredalbane to -be-.a Marquis of the t1nited Xnirgdom, by the titles of Earl of Ormelie and Marquis of Breadalbatne. Earl MCnssilis to be a Marquis of the Unitod Kingdoim, Ely the title of Marquis of Ailsa. Viscount Duncan to be an ...

... CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING-1831: WEDNESDAY. SZPT. 7.-Sweepstakes of 25 sovs. 15 ft. for two yrs. old. Two Years Old Course. Mlr. Watts's b. c. by Roller, dam by Fitzemily I Lord Milltown'sc. by Roller, out of Pasta ?? 2 Mr. Blake's ch. c. by Ivanhoe, out of Faithless 3 King's Plate of 100 ?? mile heats. 31X. Disney's br. h. Mount Eagle, by Waxy, five years old ?? I Mr. Beere's b. h. Napoleon by ...

... HOUSE OF COM3.MONS, FRIDAY, SEITExmsrr 2. (Conlinuedfrom our last number.J THE REFORM BILL. The 27th clause, Lord ALTHORP 'stated, had beei amended, for the purpose of placing Shoreham, Criklaade ERst' Retford, and Aviesbilry, upon the same footing a other.boroughs, applying to them the same regulations. After somne conversation, Sir T. FREEM!ANTLE pro posed, that'instead of agreeing to. the' ...

... ~ -We were highly gratified ?? Mr. Hirst's -address from the Chair, on the re-oppning if this Institution. -It Is btut common justice to state, that it evinced a solidity of thought, a range of Information, arid a boldness in the ex-. ,.pression of sound and enlightenrd opinions, which augur. -most favourably for the future efforts of the writer. So' -much candour end-manliness of sentiment Is ...

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