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... 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 ...
... GERMAN PAPBRS. BILGRADU, JAN. 9.-What for many years waS aPpebdda si really come to pals. The Turkish army, nearly twice as numerl as the Egyptian, has been annihalated In one decisive actim TM, personal valour of the Grand Vizier, who was always at tbe hWa of his column, avaled nothing against the tactics of Ibrahim and his experienced Egyptian troops. Redichid Mehemet PA having been ...
... 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, ...
... TO THE RIGHT HION. TIIE EARL OF RADNOR. I LlivTiTE II. Bolt-c ourt, Fleet-street, Jan '21. 1833. i' Lotto-Attlie ricu ion oflsy former lette' (published in tbe l-at Rogistet ), I ohserved that I W-uld t especttully offer your lowtshrp a iew observations on my formerlv deli. vered opititilne ?? manufactures, and od (be Amp- rican narrv,' hearise,, I was aware, that I expressed roy pleasure at ...
... ?? a I r b a u i a it. Aterri.trv,. EDINBURGH. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. t All the attention we can spare from our do- mestic concerns will ere long be fixed on the af- fairs of Turky, which, from the accounts in the foreign jcurnals, seem to be in a deplorable state. t The late action with the Egyptian army appears to have been even more decisive than was at first reported ; indeed, every thing ...
... (Feorn tihe Atlas.) The situation of Ireland cannot be contemplated without feelings of humi- liation. Ireland has mucin to complain of, bet it is clear, that her real griev- ances are used as tihe pretext for agitation, and dio not constitute the cause. Agitation is not working for the removall of the grievances, bot for uilterior asnd unconfessed objects. If tile purposes of the agitators be ...
... r~tr ifret~ltafl0' 1JornaL. DUBLIN: TUESDAY, JAN. 29. 18:33. FRANCE. The Paris papers of Thursday, and the Mfesager des Chumbres, dated Friday, have been received bi express. They aie principally filled with comments on the result of the success that the troops of the Pacha of Egypt have had over those of the --Grand Sultan, and the interference of the ambitious Autocrat of' Russia. A cabinet ...
... I TED U XPLOSION AT THX DAUTVOnD 2 . COONExt's INQUEST ON TIlE BODIEs._Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock, Joseph Carttar, Esq. Coroner for Kent, and a Jury composed of 25 of the most respectable B inhabitants of the parish, assembled at the Bull and George Inn, Dartford, to inquire into the circumstances attending t The deaths of the following eight persons, who were killed at 8 the explosion of ...
... i COL. EVANS AND MR. II. W. BARRON, Mf. P. (F-crm 1/ie Watezjbred Mail.) The following correspondence, arising out of speeches delivered at a late public dinner in this city, has recently taken place between the abovenamed gentlemen :_ January 19th, 183:3. Sri-I have just returned home after an absence of some days, and I find that during my absence you publish- ed a letter in the The ?? Mail. ...
... On Tuesday last, embarked at Donaghadee, on board his Majesty's packet Fury, Captain Henry, General M1olyneux and suite. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, accompanied by Baron Tuyll, sailed on Thursday for Liverpool. Very Rev. Dean Leslie left Dublin on Thursday for England. On Saturday (19th inst.) the birth-day of Lord Loftus was celebrated with great joy at Ely-Lodge. In the eve- ning ...
... -irroill Ot ?Lall.Doll (5alettep OF RFRIDY, January 25. D\I I R A L Sir Greorge Martin has been nppointed Rear- ira iml of the Navies of the United Kingdom. vice Sir Ti'os. Ioley, deceated. Tie Grand Cross of the Bath, won by Sir 1. Foley, bias been given to Admiral Sir Davidge Gould - The 13th L~ight Dragoons are allowed to retain on mei r chacou and appoi utmltemts tlle motto ?? Viret in ...
... DINNBR TO LORD PA LMERSTON AND SIR GEORGE STUNTON. [ABRIDOGD FRO6k TN1 PORTSUOUTrH HERALD ] A dinner was given on Friday last, by the Electors of the Southern Division of this County, to the Right Honourable Lord Palmerston and Sir Georee Otatunton, Dart., In celebration of their retsin to represent that Distriht In Parlhment. The dinner was held at the Assembly-room, at the Red Lion, Farehamn ...