... LEtONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. C. : ?FALL OF ANTWERP. - fut res of the Morning p*pers enable rts to suppI - u hfinteresting part ictulars Stenaa UO ly5~ ii ?? the citadel of Antwerp. They arehi, b Ur. factory,-both as announcing the terminati r ftiu C fzltherbleoodshed of a defence so utterly usetles, out c convenig express indications of the gallant and hon si t able 'coidnudt of the French, ...

... FOREIGN NEWS p- Our space is so much absorbed by election Mattert we bave no room for comment on the news o ate t but mtst refer to our compensdiuh, ff paiticular$ .Th, r siege of Antwerp is proceeding vigorously- the Pe Ir calculate positively on its fall in a very short tin rte whether the capture of tbc citaael will end the mart re facilitate the arrangement of this long-pendingi questij t ...

... twoan? a Obtrbattonfs lieved TORY SYmpmTH wiTH THlE DUTCH. the pi -~ other We were about to offer some observations on this preses toomui spthi subject when we received the following tomui tpai cation, which we willingly substitute in lieu of our but h own commnentary, promn Mars We have an admirable specimen of Conservative Arrm3 reasoning in a leading article on the subject of war Antw with ...

... PUBLIC CONSERVATIVE DINNER RESPECTING THa I. DUTCH4 WA&R. __1 salt ol, Iaaszscc Smithyi, Dec. 5,1832. An ho~ DEAR SIRt,-The ConservativeSl here have just had a i he reteeting tied a dinner at the Goose and Gridiron, foar the bre ?? pulltibstf4 SHtering their protest against, the Dutch war, got Cal or, in A 4vorda, aigaifst the Reform Minieters, to over. Du n0g torn whdc~i theY ivesnid make ...

... EDe ouqu~t1. htsI have here only made a nosegay of culled jflowers, and have in eek brought nothing of my own but the thread that ties them. r --her by No. xvt11, qe ire, ges TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIFERPOOL .2RCUirg. flid n r SIR,-As you seers to have a very ready mode of re- prc It tracing what you have once read upon any subject, when sat n you want the information for ready use, perhaps you ...

... I -wig ? SATURDAY, DECESRS lb. BRISTOL ELECTION. OUR Election has terminated in a manner certainly un- anticipated by ourselves in common with thousatid8s of our fellow-citizens, but which, upon a calfl review of all the circumstances connected with it, is not at all surprising. We were well aware that intimidation had been unscrupu- lously resorted to, and that every inducement in the shape ...

... jarwe bp tf)t tollbon pooto. LONDON, TUESDAY, YNovenber 27. NOTHING important as yet from the seat of war. When the last accounts arrived, Marshal Gerard was r.,prcsented as waiting permission to occupy Antwerp. He is naturally anxious that the attack on the citadel should be attendC(I with as little slaughter as possible; and that he should, therorec, avail himself of the most advantageous 1o ...

... BATIT.-G RN. PALAltt.-WVe are enaliled cotifidently to negative the report which has within these few days obtained such extensive circulation in this city; namely, that out' gallant Member, Gen. Palmer, had receivedl and accepted an appointment in the British Colonies. We can assure the inhabitants and the electors of Bath, on the best authority, that there is not the slightest foundation for ...

... maille4fic KiltrifigOice. LOND)ON. id The Keinghles beed pleasnd to dircit, letters patent to be passe ne h ty great seal, granting to Lieutenant.ColOOel William riabeely ?? of r- Clerk of thle Ordnance of thc Cunlted IKingdom of Great fitn dIrld.L U-. The K~ing has also been plhased to direct. letters patent tot be ?? under ls. time great sent grantinig to Lieseteeoelit.COlolel Charles ...

... 0 5:4 BVu Iri ExLECTION For. T51E CITY OF EDINnURITt. Monday being tile day fixed by the Sheriff for the nomination of the candi- dates for the representation of the city of Edinburgh, that ceremony took place onl the hustings erected in the High Street, near the Cross.-Sir James - Gibson Craig, proposed the Lord Advocate, and was seconded by Convener Wilise. Mr Abercromby was put in ...

... [. TO THE EDITOR OF TIME EDINBURGH REVIE.W. Fraqkf.,rt, November 18; t838 Stn-Amidst the ears and rumours of war wbirb here beset' us, I found leirure to glance ovir jib last number of yur' liserary journal. If I may judge frt. the extent' of itt ranes' the force of your vympathy for the miseratle lot of mankind must have been intense, indeed, when it could em.. brace much a vast and vatied ...

... DUBLIN ELECTION-SLR WILLIAiM DE BATHE, BA iT. I An.,. ?? . . I e~seaida, pursuant to requtsition. a mebting Of' electors ti toolt 1a.. at. the Royal Hot-l. College-grerl . to cossaider b thl epr.,r.t ofptir n ' i, filial Sir Wllisam De tr ilate,, getl.`na of kinown hionor, liberality, aar injte ?? Ilia c1 ee'tinrt was calltd f. rtth, l'our of three o'ciotek, nod t t',i hor iberoom was ...