... pRtIVA TE co RRrsPoXvn.Nc. . - - ILondon, is, W e hase rerevvied the Paris praer; If Satsrdsy' sn I' ter from our privete cerrerp.ostdent, dated Satu It leg. The discutsionft in the Chiimber relative to ty lid-awere still maixed up with an estfnotdinary ptio ty aetitanny. but on the un2fltitaN.ae Nord iahich , r0rit to vholent a slorm irt tile sittlnit uf the 4th. tthjrOltu has since been laid ...

... SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARlIES. lThe second evening rnvetinz of this Societv was held witlii trheir apartnments on the Mound, an, londay eveninog, tle 9tb cu t. Sir llenry Jardine, V. 1'. in tile Ch.ir. s. A Bal!ot took place for Bindon Blood, Esq. .it.S.E &c. &c. and fe J. Ii. Gracle, Esq. Writer to the Signet-as Fellows, fle And for I; George Shaiv, EBq. of Saddleworth, near Manchester, as in a ...

... . PRIVATE CORRESPONDErNCE. * -A_ Z_. London, Jan. 1. The morning-and evening papers have adverted generall y to the fall-of the funrdsin Paris, on Monday last, and-sorne of thenm seem, utiable to asslg- any particular ressD for this continued depression in the French money market. Our own priatc afetni from Parisi of Monday evening, state, that the 61l *atproducid by the opinion which is daily ...

... 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 ?? ...

... GREAT EDUCATION MEETING AT THP ROIUNDA. On Turrsairy a gr'eat rneieting -of 'the. Friends of' Scripturarl IEdrtcation was hrr4d at the' ltottrnflati~rDiibflr, tire A if'CI-- BIS HiOP of TUA M in the Amongst tiedsil guihe personages present were the. following: - TbaAEdslhof Rathulowtr, D)ean of St-. *Patriuk'ri, Derin of Arah rchlileaeon of K ildare' Arcldrdiacrn rof Aed agli, iRev. Dr. Prior, ...

... I iii: FitOM TkHE REV. G. V. FALUPSON TOYTR RIGHtGT HON. E. G. STANLEY, CHIEF SECREe'ARY. Sut-The only means of securilg tranquillity tot1reland is, by the ,emovial of the causes of complaint: it is In win to hope' fnr peaae so long as the great majority of thli people are justly dissatisfied with their condition. The-end of all so. 'ciety and gold gowernment isto'romote thegeneral good ; but ...

... CHOLERA MOIU3US-OFFFICIAVL REPORrs. I T7 / V--]B]1D At .1sX9 ..nZF- .- ?? . . ?? ( 1: o(n the triteaov nzan J'er l rY rt/' Saturday, J TRANENT, (EIGHT I' ILES EAST FRON1 EDItNEuRacdfX Cawss. ?? red. Dead. Jaxnuary 18. 11 0) 19. o O 20. 6 1 Remaininga 23. Total cases fromin commenliement of di;. ease 32 -deatils 8. HUAlDlIlGTON'. January 19. 0 0 20. '2 Remaining 2. Totl- cases since ...

... I C HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, JAW. 23. V IRISH TTilTES AND POOR LAWS. 5 LEEDS PETITION. ti r Lordl MORPritI rose to present a petition which it ives neces. p r ary henhotlt preface vith ah very few obsereetions. Tie petition p had been ?? to at t meeting convened at tihe CoiTt-Hiouse, at a r Leeds, for the purplse of adldresinhg the Houses of Parliamente to n take iota their cmsideration the ...

... . REPRESTATION: 0F LEEDS AND I . _, : HALIFAX.- .TOM MiiEDI OIIIS oa' TiiE. iEDS, MtERCURY.. ily d ?? it resiy, triae,- nronly!a baserrilmour c ei, p~ro igrted by, uein sdeeifir ?!lr;izana, that a requisit0ion. is, (I eld nbxpthilirii'gtigiiatiree invrilnl. cthe Hon., ?? iesto t . iieepmeria cildidate mir thre rdp reseii'atiohbf IXirli fix s, Toan. ir itererited epecetautir suith a-pyoeedrrre ...