... ?? : __ 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 ...

... . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Dolitcot-ir I'litelitoclIM I The Dnichess of Gloc;!ster, we legret to hcar, ha ; beer illdisposed vi Iitilthe ?? rew daysat Baosnrt, 1° irising from un ?? of a complai)it a ith wlticil it ?? j Highness has ieen alflieted for sotot' 1 years past -. j ?? OF THE MtUNTCIPAL PrOnicr.-A Ycircular ha8s been recently issued front the -lnlic- fIllcc, dlileetedl t - the ighli Constables ttf the priiu te ...

... . I i.. I ? . . ? . I - : - - ?? frel -i , -, . ,P! . , ? , , 'Ani. -, 11 'I t ,DiI~rN, 14AItEs POLITICAL' Ul3tor.-.At a meettng'ofthissocietj, held on Monday sennight, *Ar, O'Connell, after urging the Decessity. and ad. vpntages of agitations, move(4a resolhtion callipg on , 1661I sn tiibers of Parlippnent, to meet. in Dublin ,ti'tbte',,hhlof January, to' consult on, thl mcaures nec~~ssar~y ...

... 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 ...

... MR. MACAIJJJAY, AND MR. CROKER. to - f.t. p1 Theo following grophit andrable doacripitiotio 9.. of speakin of Mir. Miacaulay and Ti. Cmkro~ ?? it e to Is front tihe New' Iork Obse'rver, and wrliten by anl Arnericall ill ~be 1L,1ndon, S'pf 21 .ti31. ye0 MIrssos Eoiirnas.-Last iiigiit I went forn a seond time 't t e C I-louse of ?? to 11eM r irt Cniuoance of* the 'adjotrretiltee debate on thle ...

... 19S S-I1TwflTvmE1E396.) ?? - Lor., I VedtoadoC p Ererd ag Hf-Pa Scuer oN'Cock, IMIPDIIfZA IAlZAEIi. Both ?? list ?? slight pulonunt 10 aIdioutaament. No- thing of imnprtastce ?? ip the upper house, which wos adjourned till Thursday. Among the peel's present were, the Duke. of Weltiogton slnd Cumberialid, Earls Grey, Eldon, and T'aicerville, old Lord Durhasn. in the House of Comnmons, ,Mfr Ald ...

... GOVRRMOR DARLING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Ecce iterutm Crlspinus, et eat mlini sawpe vocundus In partes. Sin.-There is really no end to the Darlings. Tue press and the public will find the family as prolific and intrusive in England, It the law do not soon take i!s course, as tlee Treaqujy has expe- rileiced them to be greedy ln New South Wales, in Mlauriti'S, ind at the ...

... TATTERSALL'S.-YESTERDAY. The three favourites for the Derby continue at similr odds, Margrave now having the call. ioihlitg was done about them. 2 000 to 50 was taken about Count Robert, and 60 to I tbout William the Fourth, who, it is generally understood, will not run. The betting was so slack, atid the alterations of so trifilni a nature as to render a qujtation run unnecessary. LIVERPOOL ...

... THEa MORNING CHRONICLE. - LON DON: SATURDAY, JANUARY21, 1832. Reform, we foresee, will have hard work of it in the Ho S of Commons, Mr. CROKCER, Sir ROBT. PEEL, Sir CH NVETHEnELL, Mr. GOULBURN, &c. were as abundant ast # in all manner of captious arguments against going into a Co . mittee. Some of the data far determining the precisepi which certain boroughs ought to occupy in the scale adsp$ ...

... 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 ...