... FRWmNu PAPERS. [PROM TvIE MONITSUa OF TEtSRDAY, JAN. 15.] (The Ahfnigeur has no Official Article.) PARIS, JAN. 14.-Department of Finance.-Comparative tatles .fthe produce of the taxes and indirect revenues of the ytar 1832, vilh tbose of 1830 and 1831 _ The revenu,> .5 1832 esceeded that ofl830 by 19,251,000 franc, uied that ot 1831 hj 32 071,000 frasics. [FROM THE MRSOAOER DzS. CHAMBRnES OF ...

... Ioretiogl piwietwil)a.p TSE WAl. I BELGIUM AND HOILLANDl. I COXCLODING ACCONNTS RELATIVE TO THE CAPTURE 8 OF THE CITADEL OF ANTWERP. I Berchem, Head-quarters of Marshal Gerard, 1 o'clock, p m. Dec. 27. Reply of t4e Ifing qf H1olland to thc Demand of Marshral Gerard. RETURN OF THE ARMY OF THE NORTH TO FRANCE. I have two pieces of news of great importance to corn- municate; the one is the reply ...

... AWFUL AND DESTRUCTIVE FIRE [ ,A7 LIP7REPOOL, | About a quarter bel'ore eleven o'clock, last night (Mionday), a fire broke out in New Quay, whicl, in the extent f' its rnaages, threatens to exceed any similar calamity With which Liverpool has beeri vibited since-the' memorable bbrning of the Goree. It comm'enced,`we understand, in the pIint-stor6 of Messrs. Crotton. 'No: mneans lhoing ?? for ...

... .WUXSUM IN PAtVO. y The King is expected to- go in state to the House of Pears to open the first Session of the new Parliament on the 4th d or 5th of February. ?? are sorry to hear that Sir Francis Burdett Is confined eto his room by an attack of rheumnatic gout. A statement e in a morning paper of Lady Burdetts illness is untrue- 0Brighlton Gazette. ItIs offieiallyannouncedthat ?? of the ...

... Q7 r 7p n ent. LIVERPOOL ELECTION. TO THB3DI2'oM OF THD7 LIrERPOOL mERCURy. Sia,-Trusting to your wonted liberality, I forward for insertion in. .yoxr neax the following observations on tbe letters that have appeared comtxenting on the votes given by thc -Metbodists at the late election. As a member of thatloaj, who, in despite-of .intimidation and bitter sar- casm,, conscientioiusly and ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. JANUARY 4, 1833 On Friday last the half-yearly public examination of the children educated in the Corporation free-sehools, took place before the -Worshipful the Mayor, and a highly respectable, A though not very numerous, psr~y of ladles-and gentlemen.. Pi The manner Iii which tbe cbildren acquitted themselves In Lii reading, arithmetic, and their religious exercises, ...

... monvotir Entelliocure. LON DO0N.al 3 F'rom 01E) Lonion Gazette. It Dsuweisg Street, Dec. 19iii 8 The King has been pleased to appoint Coloriel Sir E. J. Murray Mtac- Y r gregor, Burt. to be Governor and Commaneter-in-Ch~ief of the Islands of Anti-I - gun, Montserrat and Barbude, St Cleristoplser, Neels, Anguilla aid thle t It Virgisa Islandls, eusd Domsinica.I Tule majority of thle elections ...

... (From the (Caledonian ?? qf Sat urday. L it is with sincero regret we have to announce that the magnificent . premnics of lMcusr. Goodlett & Co. Leith, commonly ealled the Ratilss &c. are, at tile moment when we write, a heap of smoking ruins. About one o'clock this morning, a fire broke out in the above great establishiment, having, it is supposed, originated in an oven belonging to the ...

... The following gentlemen were called to the Bar on Friday :- Win. Gillilan Johnson, Esq. youngest son of Win. John_ ion, of Fortfield, in the county of Antrim, Esq. Chas. Tottenham, Esq. eldest son of H. L. Tottenlian, late of Macrnurrough, county Wexford, Esq. deceased. I Oliver Patrick Dolphin, Esq. eldest son of H. T. Dol phin, late of Turoe, co. Galway, Barrister-at-Lawv, dec. *Edmund Nolan ...

... [ EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE COMMITTEE OF THE iiOUSE Or COMiMONS. Jonathan Downe examined. Where do you ?? Leeds. Have you ever worked in any mills or factories?-Yes. I first Wvent to work at Mr. Marshall's, at Shrewsbury, when I was seven years old. State the hours of labour in that mill.- The average was from malf'-past five to seven, or from six to half-past seven. Were you ever woiked ...

... WsEDNESDAY's POST. I I , . Lon don, Turstday, Jan. 8. CITY, TWEr.vR ?? continue without any news of a decisive nature fron Holland, relative to the propositions which have been made the answer to which is expected to brought by the Government steamer Ligatning; and which, we understand, is hourly expected. The Consol Market opened this morning at 87 3 rather buyers. ?? being subsequently ...

... Mr. Edward Rorke, brother to the member for Longford, ' ?? applied insulting language to Andrew Crawford, Eeq;, 0f of-Siigo, aL t le late ereetinlk, the unatl redress waes demaniled l by tbe lsthr, which wese not only denied, but ste, a taiten-to have him piaced under ai rest; and threats of te King's Bench h.ld O;t, should be have recourbeeto other hostile mnasuere. 'zie'public can fully ...