... ?? : __ j -rttrnmatt9 3burna1. I _ _ - . D UBLNV. TUESDA Y, JANUARY 3, 1832. FRANCE, Globe Office, Saturday, Three o'Clock. WXV have just received the Messager des Chaminres of yesterday, from which we learu, that a ?? rise had taken place in stocks at the opering of the Bourse) in consequence of an intimation made by the Minister of War to the official agent de Change that the peace of Europe ...

... T14E DUKE OF SUSSEX. I The Duke of Sussex visited Stafhird on the afternoon of Sun- dwv week, accompanied bh the Earl of Lichfiald und l.ord (Churchill ?? whom lie af'et wards returned to Raiiton Abbey. Tfe Dluke left on Frid4y morning for Betudesert, the ?? of tbe Mlarqilvs of Anglesev. On Sunday last his Roral Highness ptssed througp lDerbv, on his way to the uonorable Edward Gore's, at ...

... . 4-,'I It 424 )t grzema. o 33aurnal. DUB'LIN: MONDAY, JA2VUAIhY9, 1832. I F RANCE. The Paris papers contain littleof interest, but we hear throuit other channels that the French government have latterly used a higher tone than fortmexly towards othler cabinets on the general policy of Europe. Proba- bly the firm language of M. Casimir Peticr and General Sebastiani, and the knowledgo of the ...

... Vbvl rif riEnatt10. .Dunat. DUBLIN: SATURDA Y. JANUARY 28, 1832.1 PORTUGAL. The Lisbon Gazettes to the 14th inclusive, have been received, and one of them contains an unusually long article, dwelling with much emphasis on the attachment of, t1he Portuguese to the cause of ?? Miguel. It says that 7,000 regular volunteers fled to arms at his command ; that numerable voluntary subscriptions were ...

... MILITrARY PROMOTIONs. War Office, Jan. W0. |-2d Regiment of Life Griaids-Lieutenrant Colonel pcharrd Montague Oakes, from half pay unattached, to be Major auj Lieutenant Colonel, vice Wiili m Cowper Coles, who SXclanges receiving the difference. Sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant Edw Wethered to be Captain, by purchase, vice Mlecham, who retires;- Corn William Charles James Campbell to ...

... AN- IRISH TENANT. A correspondent of the Pfoninrg Chronicle gives the fullowing account as a specimern of the oppressiuns procuised On t~he teniantis of Iri.sh absentees. T1hep following remarkable fact furnishes an instance of the op. pression and cruelty to which thetenantry of lr~land are subjected byta h cniu e-of the system, so long and deeply lamien ted adremonstrated against:- IA small ...

... NEWTOWNARI)6 ?ROTEST'ANr raiEE~i'NG I I n tw r -n 's ri.. - . ._ - 4lABt`tDuED FOOM TDTS NORTHIiRV WiIG.) Another insidious and sacred atietept wats made, in New. townaris, on Saturday last, to impose on the COuntry and ta 3 government~ihe belief, tbat the Protestants-th, 4 true p0 testantts, iqar excellenre-of the North of Ireland are , to the miniiaterial measure of reform. In ?? of ?? ...

... IMPE R IA L PA RL IA MENT. lOUSR OF COM.1ONS-TVFSDAY, JANUARY 17. F, (CONTINUED trtFOM Y.'STERDA1 S FrEiiAN ) VI Lrrrd ALI''HORP agreed wiri the right bon. gentleman (MIr. u C rher). that the real question was, whether the house ought to b jto the ?? on Friday next, in the present state ot the b ktrtrnation respecting some of the details. Surely the right bon. oerl,, n must be aware, that on ...

... NATFOW.A4, TRADES' POLITICAL .UNION. . .. . - - - Wednesday night the adj ur ned rmeeting of this bjdy 'tock place at the Arena. 'Thlere was a verv numerous attendance, it being expec ed that AMr. O'C'onnell would attend. At balftptst eix o'clock the chair wyas. taken by Mr. FiT.en MATI'N.: 'Ibe Seeretary again rend tbe letters which appeared in our last, Iand several members were 'proposed. ...

... TO TELE EDITOR OF THE WEEKLY FREF.NAN'S JOURNIAL. SIR-I would feel extremely obliged by your giving insertion to the following. I have sent two letters (for which I paid post- age) to the editor of the Icekql Ragister, in reply to an individual w ho bas been annoying the public for sotne months past, and who signs himself * Robert T. M'Gbee, Minister of the Established Church ; but it appears ...

... IRELAN D-RElFORM-RLPE ,A L. Semnper e.deni.- Worse and worse. Such, it is said, was Swift's sarcastic translation of Queen Anne's motto, and such, to the most unprejudiced and moderate Irish politician must appear the selfish and flimsy objections brought by the different English Journals, even of the most liberal description, against the manifestly just claims which Mr. Leader, and indeed ...

... For. one second % e were not deceived as to the nature I of the Parliamentary Committees upon Irish tithes-nor oad we the slightest expectation of good to this country fiom their sittings. The insertion of high church and ultra Tory Peers and Commoners upon the committees, was quite enough for us-but the omission of the names of Mr. O'Connell and Mr. Hume, not to talk of other popular English ...