... FRIANCE. THE TURKISH-EGYPTIAN WAR (No. 2.)-THE NEGOCIA- TIONS AS TO THE BELGIAN QUESTION-DISPUTE BE- TWEEN THS TWO CHAMBERS-DUPIN AND THE DOC- TRINNAIRIS.__ TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Parks, Jan. 19,1833. SIR-In my last letter I called the attention of yourself and your readers to the Turkish-Egyptian war; and as I promised to continue in several letters my examination of this ...

... UNITED SrATESJOF AJIMRICA. [mROM THx COLUni5AN CINTINInL OF DEc. 14] PROCLAMATION. By GENERAL JACKSON, kE'SIDINT OF THE UNITED 15T4TES. Whrf reas a Convention, assembled to the state of South Caro- llna, have passed an Ordinance, by which they declare That the sevcral Acts and partsof Acts of the Congress ofthe United States, purporting to be laws for the Imposing of duties and imposts on the ...

... THE hMORATING CHR OATICLE. L ON DON, TUESDZY, JdNUARY 8, 1833. We received last night the Paris Papers of Saturday. The aifaitiof the !)ucbeso Of BERRI continues to be keenly discussed. The Temps exposes, with much poini, the incon- sitencay of the arguments of the Government. The Government, says that Journal, will not treat the Dushess of BRatRRI as a rebel ; it admits equality for all ...

... [FtMTHU nRaMrNosrAM JOURNAL OP SATURDAY LAST.) The IretUrni Of Sir John Ca'rnillbell, thoe firtt representative of the borough of Dudley In the Reformed Parliamnent, Wasl celebrAted' by his constituents in 'a dinner to the Honourable Member, given by the Independent Eiectors of the borough of Dudley, at the Bush Tavern, Dudley, onl the 27th December. Upward$ of eighty electors sat down to good ...

... CANADA YORK, UPPER CANADA, NoV. 29, 1832. DkCIDED TaHtuPH OY LiBERAL SxrTIbIENTS.-To the ever- lasting honour of the electors of the cou4ty of York, they have once sgaore returned W. L Mackenile, Esq., to the House of As- semrbly, by an unanimous vote. So decided was the triumph of liberal opinions, that not a single irdividural could be found who would hazord huis reputation, by advocating ...

... From THE LONDON GAZRITT of Tuesday, Jaw. 22. WHITEHALL, JAN. 19, 1833. The King hats been pleased to dir~ert Letters Patent tn be passed vnder the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, granting to Georee, Earl of Monster, Colonel In the Army, the office and place of Governor and Captain of his Mairsty's Castle of Windsor, In the room of Henry, Marquess of Cunyng- harn, ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, JA.NUARY lt, 1833. The Westminster Election Dinner, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, yesterday, demands our attention. The Chair- man, Mr. T. DUNCOMB y, laid himself out in lecturing Mr. STANLEY and some of his colleagues, who have been exert- ing themselves to produce a conviction in the minds of the people, that now that they had obtained the Reform Bill, all further ...

... GBRMAN PAPERS. Tuaix'.-The Moniteur Ottoman has the following article The chief direction of military affairs Is confided to the Seratsiler Hussein Mehemed Pacha, and the artillery it likewise added to his department, though forming a distinct branch. Haill Vivant Pacba has been appointed Director-General of the artillery, and received the Saudjak of Alauta. Tahir Pacha was promoted to the ...

... la compliance with the Royal Orders which your Excellency transmitted to me on the 27th ult, I provided the six Englishmen and the woman, who had escaped from the Rebels at Oporto, with clothing, provisions, &c., and on the 9th Instant I arranged their embarkation on board a Portuguese vessel, called the Novo Via- gante, bound for Gibraltar, settling with the Captain the amount for their ...

... NATIONAL UNION OF THE WORKING CLASS ES. The weekly meeting of the members of tLis Union was held at the asStitUtion, '[beobald's Road, on Monday evening last. 3Mr. PLUPTIlMCR having been called to the chair, observed that they were n1ow about to enter a new era of politics. The - Re- f6rmed Parliament was shortly to assemble, and the question for discussion this night was one referring to ...

... REPORTS OF GENERAL CHASSE TO THE DIREOTOR. GENERAL OF WAR AT THE HAGUE. HEAD-QUARTERS, CITADEL OF ANTWERP, DxC. 10.- In continuation of my report of the 3d inst., I have the honour to inform your Excellency, that at half-put four o'clock on the morning of the 4th, the enemy commenced a violent fire of Tirailleurs against the bastion No. 3, and Fort Kiel, and that during the night he continued ...

... WE ARE MARCaING FAST TOWARDS A RESTORATION! No. 11. TO THE EDITOR OF TiliE MORNING CHRONICLE. Parls, Jan. 27,1833. SIR-1 must return to this subject. I shall have occasion to cite these two letters in future times. In my last, I endea- voured to demonstrate to you, that the King and Royal Fa- mily, the Peers, and the Deputies, were marching towards a Restoration. To-day I shall continue my ...