... l11;'NESDAl', N(O'V EM B R 28, 1:Z,2. ?? steam-yer ssl lifl/it it(to t'I s tsr ivi e to hdlt Tham.5 i tvs t Up 'lorto oil tlhe 2Prnd, and V go BaY onl ti 2~rl.' 'The Allarquis l'tlmtlhi catlei a lulstncby it, being clitrgtid with it diplotniatic mis. 17lt 111' Ip~ortallcel, co'lttee ted, it is supp~iosed. wttlt the(. repecated insults tihe latrely by thue DI iguelite Gene. cabs to the ...

... 4?? ?Ilt 'A VvfAf,?, I ft sf ?? 'S lwc.VJ)#a~ (>;IZEt'I'y/'.s -N tthis Gazelte n'tht1 t isi en. thatti1 iti. lion I1I o lr P C C i. I V MS tilll 't ,sl it ?? i ii f tI y, t'nrz tnt No te ti! initltilt I i (il ill thu L. t-l i, .1- -I stOH ,. tnie It. hlitl io s C ('flttlil¾Stdil. obtti5e tlt* 'oItlO l/IS tillt 11 I /S ( iorteello, ?? M ti,. i * '1I f011iS il 'l IIIq (8L toy 1 /I COM )t!S ...

... * ZONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1832. The French Papers of Saturday and Sunday, exp lead to the conclusion that the new Ministry was prit not improving either in the good graces of the politi. ;har clans or the conlidence of the moneyed people of the t capital. As to the Press, It seems almost unanilmously tle to have sworn the destruction of the new Cabinet. The ud Gazetted nominations to office ...

... SATURDAY, OUTOBER 20, 1832. Its On I'Tesdav eventitng !,lr. Keele delivered a ler.- i ed turct on cleiiricity, befole thc Ilembers of the Lilerary itu Ir ntd Philosohitical Soriety. 'The lecture comrrniv IJd 4) av with a history ot the rise' and progress of the filence, it i 'as and cttrrjral it down to the period imrttdiately preceetling b( re, the invention ol'tihe lieyilen pitial. Each ...

... -ArU i t Ifi tCE[itM B.I it , SATURDAY, Dl,,;Ul t.II:DLR 82 ,- D~innerI' ts oll 'r ntc it/on and! Sir G. Shiun. y lon.-A public dinner was givevn last evening, ait the :(I Long Ilatos, to Lord l .dloerston :spil Sir George t, Staunton, ont their being cletme .Alenbers For this di- c vision of the county, bnth of' whcomn were present. The chair was taken by ?? Nighti glc, Esq. at balf-past fivc ...

... kM~- HOUSE OP'COMMtONS. L.I , I .- -. . e. ?? ?? MJONDAY JAw. 17.1 Mr. .dldetmaotn Wood brought In t bill to regulate the navigation of steam. vessels on the rivet Thames. A bill was ?? in by Afr. Sadler to regulate the labour of children in r factories. Mr. Datwqoss moved for returns of the num.n ber of warrants for Commissions of the peace in Ireland ( which bad been prepared by the ...

... , Mi R of AIre,. t Aile SIP-9 TEL!arnAPIL. dli ilnt OF MRITn lFOR Th1 U'NITED SERVICE. HIaving been a lo~g, time. ia stranger.at_( COur4, attenditng e'e late L veeand ADrawing-rtoomn, IAurri il' the numberof new unifonns and orders. O0rc. parry I tok by Olticerr, of the Guards in their new unifornn, ,wvhen I wgi0 be they were the Band of Gentlemen Petsioners *thers, 'whosedut of the coat was ...

... mu'cavrobawo v grvurollawo VOW I PROM TUBDSVAY's LQ1V'DON GAZE T.T LojD CHAMIBaRLAIN'S OPFIcE, APAIAL 24. Trf lERev. John 2lerewether, AI.A. chapinin to, her Majesty the Queen, and Rector of New BRodnor, has been appoinited, by ?? command, Supernumerary Deputy ?? of the Closet to his 1lajesty. (ommnission siqned by the Lord Lieutenanf of Sussex. -at,1sndsl and R.um IeCerpsof1'eon ?? tomet Thos ...

... .* vtosly. a I'I ia tlalb' * Vote. ?? tt Khe F s ncl Pupera.)0 P.1ARIC, MAY 24,I N Saturday next the Court will resuove front I the Tuilleries to St. (Cloudlt On Mionday the King t aud Royal Family will go to Coilspeigne, whero King s . L Leoiolrd will arrive oil Tuesday, arid Pmss the two followingdays. On the ?? of JunetlvelRovalFamily ,yil etitn to Paris, and King ?? to Briussela Y'he IDuke ...

... I ISLE OF WIGHTLT. ,On Saturday the 17th inst. a very interesting case II was hearsd at the Town-ball, Newi ort, before a full.Bencls of N~ liisats-the Rev. James Wars ey, of Whippirt a hamn, in1 the a chair. Th. Court was crowded 'by persons from ps arts of the atti Island, as well as fi-pin *outhamptoni, Portsmouth, AId Goaport, 8 and the greatest anxiety waa manifested b allq treset to hear ...

... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1832. be Popular tumults took place at Grenoble on the FP 13th and 14th inst. A masquerade procession, includ- ing a burlesque on the King of the French and his In minister, occasioned the affair. It appears that the cu populace succeeded in making the Prefect and Colonel, B] commanding the department, prisoners in their own Cc h0uses, and compelled the latter to promise ...

... imolluar's and Cago'cav's foolo. . I ~r (Faoi Galigaali's Mfyseengerd. I'mgs, Sup'rT. 3. rJjH E AAerniteur contradicts the rumour of the l ing being inldisposed, and states that his Majesty nevlrer enoyd better health. -IlL * ' Madme Christotlie, the Ex-Emplsress of 2avti, is d now residixtg at tlyt i, with her daughter. I private letter from Malnavi of the 2011h ult. states that at a public ...