... TU ESDrAtot atNL'Al . TUESD9AY, Jjavu-nr S. OPENING or THE SPECIAL COMMISSION. His Majesty's Commission for the trial of the prisoners implicated in the late outrages, and also for the delivery of the Gaol of all other offendefgs !r against the laifsj was opened in the Guildhall s. yesterday morning. The event, as might reason- s, ably be supposed, had been looked forward toI Le with an almost ...

... A.griculturb. ENGLISH RhpoT bolt DbCIMBER.U Rain in heavy ehowvers has been the prevailing feature of the month. On thle wilole, however, the weather has been distinguished~gby a greater degree of mildness than usually attenlds it. Yet, in lowv alid retentive soils, the ground has, of late, been too much soaked wvitti wet to admit of ploughing to murch advantage;. sorses and cattlehave ...

... Al ANSYON-IJOUSE-LON D)ON. f AURA_ F .. . . -IA_ .. BA AXAa _ . A young fellow, about 14 years old, namcd John R. stock, was charged before the Lord Mayor, with having bro- ken down the wall of a stable and stolen a dotnkev. Thomas Ed wards stated, that he has susected the prs. nerof being the thief, from the fotllowing1 cirrnmstan,,S: Witness's son vras, a fewr days befiore Tuesday ...

... ?? : __ 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 ...

... O(JCONNELL'S - PASTORAL TO THE X; BLAC9 FEET,'. &C. On Thursdlay there was a Meeting of the Poiitical Union, at *vhich letters from Members of Parliament were read, soue approving, but by f'lr the majority disapprloving of the proplsed ?? National Corrireil, and absolutely refusing toat- tend.l Mr*. O'Connelli readl his * 'astoral to the Black- feet and ?? Whitefpet, which was rdoptpd ...

... THURSDAY, JAN. 19.-The Earl of Aberdeen gave notice that on Thursday next he would submit a motion on the subject of the Belgian treaty—an arrangement which he considered to be in many respects not only highly impolitic, but attended with gross injustice. Lord, Strang ford called the attention of the house to the state- ment in his Majesty's speech at the opening of the session that a ...

... co C., I ij .7 UI 'Nt.1 q., STr G ILr.S'. eit-otday tile e tion of tLie W'est Chureh of St Giles. t- ;jd, t avivtngV resumed conshderation of their forrmer report that the church in question shonld be appropriated. t, 'h Tolbooth parisl, togelher with the memorials of the c'd North, and Toolbooth Kirk Sessions, they adhered to theic said former report, which was approved of by tlhe 311agi ...

... 1-.11INBURG[l. At terneeti;.g ir tti ll.tiytt'rv .ysterdzv, onl the Com. tIstinn Armut the sion otf the Colieze N;rk it iAlr Mir- rl to bo their rulin, elder, being rewl - Dr Lev itil:;ired ihether aMr l3:mlay l-d signe.l the Conression *.f F ith ; snd if he h:il not, wh bther he would iuudiciall y saI Mr Ba~e slfnir n sgil M~r liarri v said tIe held himseIf to bave virtuallv signed it, ...

... CHOLERA MORBUs. FIAnnIoVTONe. New Cases. ecoveted Di .d, iJa. 92 g5tsning 5. Total cases since commencement 2.. Peatbs it NSwcASILE.P- jog.6. 7 4 ~ J 7D.i; 19 19 29 24 10 9 2 99 Cases remaining. GAxtKSHRtAD. . . S 92S 6 29 6 - 7 3 S 40 Cases under treatmert AT NORTH SHIELDs._ There have been *- imencement 40 cases at North Shields, l deaths,, - tcries. The disease does not advance so much ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PIROCREDIS4S. morosito (erSIRTZK Thp . emil . hih, *UW54 CUrlCI4L rcEOCEBDINGS. PaQioStos Cs~rxErY.-The Committee to whom this tubject was remitted, yesterday reported that they were unam nanimously of opinion that the cast end of the Meadows vras suitable for the purpose in view, and that the Superin- tendnnt should be directed to prepare a plan of the cemetern nnd of the ...