... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... PROGRESS OF THlE CHOLERA. I NXwcssrLE. Judging by present appearances the clhs lera is now about to subsiFileit Newcystle, The followiig ae the official reports bince our isvt:- NEW CASES. iZeOV. DIED. REMAIN. JAN. 20 7. 7. 3. 57 21..13.. 2 6.61 22.. . 11..0. ..£1 2:. A Z .. 2.;1 ..23_.,2. ,S.3;.63 2:4. 14. 3. 72 GATnsnA.w.-Here, too, the disease is ...

... 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 ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. PARIS, JAN. 21.—During the last few days we have had a succession of thick fogs, to an extent seldom witnessed in Paris, and the season since the first of January has been more unhealthy than has been known for many years. I conversed yesterday with a man who has for upwards of thirty years kept the official registers of the mayoralty of the twelfth arrondissement of Paris, and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...