... DINNER AND PRESENTATION PLATE TO WILLIAM DOWNDESWELL, ESQ, AT TEWKESBURY. One hundred and sixty one respectable electors and other inhabitants of the town nml neighbourhood of Tewkesbury, having invited William Dowdeswell, Esq. to public dinner, in token of the high estimation which they entertained his manly, honourable, and independent conduct , during the late contest tor the ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 8. E eontinuc with any news of decisive naruDl Holland, relative the propositions which have been made: the answer to which is expected be brought the Government steamer and which, understand, is hourly expected. The general belief is, that the answer will be in the negative; but is still hoped that the intervention Prussia and other Powers will shortly bring the disputes ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 15. WE have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, with the Mettager de» Chambrex, dated yesterday. They contain some further details respecting the King's journey, but no additional news.—A quotation from the Madrid Gazette of the 2d inst. states that on the preceding day Mr. Addington, the British Amba.ssador at Madrid, had, a private audience, presented to the Queen a ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, JAN. 89. WE received this morning the Paris Papers and private letters of Sundav, with the Meetager de* Chambret, dated yesterday. The King and Queen Royal Family arrived at the Tuilertea to dinner on Saturday evening. The Minister of War and Marshal Gerard also arrived at the same time. Reports of a change of ministry were very current. It is said that .Marshal Soult, the Due ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 29. MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. being the day for the assembling of the New Pahij.vmh.vt, both Houses were for the reception of the Members at an early hour. In the House of Commons before eleven o'clock great many »eats were taken, by Members affixing their cards to the hacks. At that hour, several new Members were Assembled, amongst whom observed Mr. O'Connell with two or ...