... 788 DIVISION ONTHEl ARMY BqTlA TBS ON THB 3 d .4Y. This division does not appear to have been clearly under- tood. The vote for 3,168,2171. was for the effective strength of the standing army of Infantry and Cavalry, consisting of 89,419 men and officers for this year. Mr. Hume objected to that number, as well as to the charge for them. He stated that the numbers of the Life Guards and of the ...

... AyN A'FRAY at BOSTON, iin the UNITED STATES. CFROM A NIW VOlRK PAPrrvn.] The Boston papers 'f esterday CoUtai1 the particulars of an eccurrence, ot tio very crcdzt b e charatter, wbhh.h took place lit that city ou the previous evebil'c. The Aiesr-cianti Journal gives tlhe f litiwing verraiol of ihe hffaii,:- F.Un O'CLOCK.-West',pttepress tosaythat a rencontrehasjust ecurr'ed betveeu tbh, ...

... FRBNCH PAPERS. Sir Stratford Canning has arrived et Paris on his way from Ma- drid to London. The Countess de Casteja not having been able, on account of III healtb, to comply with the desire of the Duchess of Berry, who sent for her to Blaye, the Princess de Beauffremont offered her- self, and the offer has been accepted. Io consequence, the Prin. cess set out last evening for Blaye, whence ...

... NOTICHS OF MOTIONS FOR THE PRESENT WEEK, IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. The following are among the principal notices for the week - MOWDAY, JUNr 17.-DRa BALDWIN: To move for a Select Corn- mittee to Inquire Into the account of the varlous forms of absentee expenditure by which Ireland is afflicted; to ascertain Its effects on the prosperity of that country, aud on the happioess of the people and to ...

... INTELlIGAENCE FROM OPORTO. JAN. 18.-The Marquess of Palmelia has been dismissed from his post ss Ambassador, and all those who thought with him In politics have been excluded from the Cabinet. The Government hlre say that the Marquess, in the negociations with the Courts of London, Paris, and Madrid, la elyentrutted to his manage- ment, went further In his prepositlits thtan he was empowered, ...

... FANSCB. THR DUCIEsUi OP BERRY-THE PAMPHLET OF P4. DE CHATEAUBRIAND-AND THE DISCUSSIONS IN THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. TO IHE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Paris, Jal. 6, 1833. Stit-As to woman we are indebted for all that constitutes the happiness of social life-as to her we look when fortune frowns, or when pleasure smiles-as she is our faithful compa- nion when the skies are most cloudy, and ...

... kmlfl.d ONr THR HOUSE AND WINDOW TAXES fT XN MiRY-LA-BONNE. I A Meetlng of the Rate-payera of the Parish of Mary-la-Boanre, bict bad at first been intended for Tuesday, took placeyesterday, tbeParrlsbyBvr SchoolYard,at the Workbouse.-LordKENYON, * Cburchw&rden, i the Chair.-The hustings, which, we under- and, are Intended to be kept up there permanently, were at first ought usafe, and a cry ...

... MEETING IN SUPPORT OF TMB POLISH IXz.1E IN SFFITZERLIND. A Paoblic bMeeting was held yesterdoy evening, at E for the purpose of appealing to he bhrnane of all rlaoes c; clety for pecuroinry assistance In behalf of the brave, opp0ll and suffering Poles, who fled to Switzerland at the clbcse ot. late renewed struggle for the recovery of the liberties ! country, rather than submit to the yoke of ...

... 7A-B M3R0KNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: |1OXV04Y, JULY 29, 1833. The political conduct of the Tory Aristocracy, in the House of Lords, is past comprehension. They appear, as they pro- bably are, stone bliiod to the atate of public opinion and the signs of the times. Faction and party are the grand ful- crum of their motions; and however sensitively alive to the effect and ends of the recent Reform ...

... DIPLOMATIC dB USBS. Mr. Rush, In his account of his realdence at the Court of *London states, that after foreign Ministers have been presented -they arc wated upon by some classes of the KiDg's servants- *thee Kings mltt, the Klig's walta, and so on, who demand certain fees, to which they prove themselves entitled by the production of thse bcoA, as they call it, in which they keep a register ...

... RiS MA4jEST S LBVBEE( ([FOM TnE COURT ClReUL1,1R. 'heit' Miesttesl arrived it town soon after one o'clock yetter- ,y 5fterljrut, In a carrInge and four, escorted by a party of IlHorse, srlmthe Palace at Wiudser. .;r ;iog beld a Chapter of the Most Honourable Military Or- r} thle bah, at which the folloing Knights Grand Crosses of erder wrC present :-Hi, Rytal Highness the Duke of Cum riod, L ...

... FRENCH PAPSRS, 71FISOM GALIGNANI'S missrNOGR J V:e Nurambubg Corretipoudest coutains the flloving :- No lorbt c-,n bo erteritucd that Inpsrtant Ministerial Conferencesr art in mre eve of b.:I hld Itt Vienna, and that the affairs of the GPermawic Cot cieration will be the principal ithject of discussion. it is said thet Er3larnd end France will teke pas t in the delibera- i iOit, ail this its ...