... FOREIGN' AND POLITICAL The Frenllch reginerits have beenl ordered to be increased nearly olc.-filit more tbtan their present nuaibers, to be pre- pared for etisuilag events. st Bly accounts frorn the Manritius dated the till of July, it at appears tiat tire Governor, Sir William Nicolay. had oriered m the lale C'ommanazder or the National Guard, who was an alien r to leave tile island. T'ie ...

... 'OVERNMENT PROCLAMsATIONS.-The govern- ?? have issued a proclamation, in the Gazette of Tuesday last, offering £10 'reward, for the discovery and nprehension of the persons who riotously assembled in ll,,3. ebonus on Thursday last, and rescued Mr. Savage's oods that had been restrained for non-payment of tie asss5sed taxes, and broke the van to pieces in wlhichl tey had been placed by the ...

... BELFAST WEWS-LETTX1. BELF{,ST-FRIDAY, NOV. 1.- LORD DURHAM AND THE MINISTRY. ON Wednesday se'enuight a public dinner was given to Lord Durham by the Electors of Gateshead, at which Mlr. Ripon, the Member for the borough, presided. On this' occasion Lord Durbam delivered a speech, foe a full 'report of which, on account of its length, we have not space in the present number of the News-Letter, ...

... E1 L3BJPESS. Wu last night received, by express, the London evening papers of TUESDAY, in which reference is made to the re- ports brought from tisbon by the Nautilus, relative to the capture of Santarem, and the alleged death of Miguel in consequence of his wounds; bat in the regular corres- pondence no notice is taken of these supposed events. The. papers in question contain lengthened ...

... On Monday evening, a Meeting of tile inhabi- tants of this Borough was held in~ the Music-H1all, Jarratt-street, to consider the,.etate of the Municipal Corporations of Hull, and to appoint a Committee to collect and arrange evidence to lay before thle Commis- sioners at their expected visit. The Large Room and Orchestra were well filled. Mr. BYUNDEr.L, on being called to tire chair, opened ...

... In the Sitting of the 25th ult. Senor Anchorena proposed a motion, which was referred to the Committee of Finance, viz.-That the Government be requested to place before the I-louse as soon as possible an estimate of the public expenees for the ensuing year of 1 834.-British Packet (of Buenos Ayres), Aug. 3. His Excellency has also called to his Own councils Senor D. Manuel Garcia, as Minister ...

... A very numerous meeting of the Subscribers to Lloyd'c took place at eleven o'clcck on Wednesday morning-Robert Dewar, Exq. in ehe Cbair-*to take Into conslderetion the Repori of the Select Committee appointed to revise .be lawn by which thin great EstAS1i2hroent is governed. The Report exclted great lnterest among the partals corcerned. Mr. DEWAR briefly ;tated the objects of the Meeting. Mr. ...

... gT' ttwt ibroflerrury. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPBSEIA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1833. LORD DURHAAM AND THE CONSERVATIVE PRESS. .g In the Conservative papers which we read professionally, te and generally with great delight, we have seen no unfounded Id imputations against Lord Durham. We have seen nothing r. Which he has denied; nothing but what his advocate in the ad 2horing Chomnicle (now also a ...

... 3AROX SMag'S CHARGE 1o0' TE' GRAND JURIES. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, with the Hon. Bgron. Sir William C. Smith and the Hon. Justice .Vandeleur, opened the Commission of Oyerand Terminer for the -county and county of the city of Dublin at one o'clock, on Saturday, at the Sessions-house, Green-street. The Court and the Grand Juries being' sworn, Baron .Smith proceeded to address them as ...

... I RESISTANCE TO TAXATION,-CONSERVATIVE EXAM. PLE OF DEFIANCE TO THE GOVERNMENT. The editor of the Standard, alluding to the partial re, opposition made in London to the collection of the eli assessed taxes, has predicted, from the symptoms, e the most dreadful consequences, battle, murder, sti sudden death, and, as Mathews says, what not? His prophecies will not he fulfilled; he will find ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER L, 1833. Coronet's Iloquests.-On Friday last, an inquisition Was taken on view of the body of William Donelly, who met with hiS death fre, . fire f- . I--- - In 31- his death frdm a kick from a horse. It appears that the de. cc it-- ceased was employed by Mrt. Smeatbam, in Hacken's-hay, to of be superintend the cleaning of horses; and that, on Tuesday fas Ic evening ...

... [I SIR-My trade is not altogether that of a Traveller, but contingencies will sometinies oecur, and such has been the case with me, that I happibned to be ofl'attb1zt1gh a great part of the North, and finding iryself at -WIlh in the Athens of Ireland, I Just thought of droppinginto your letter-box a few of my journeying redections. There is no person, except a blind one, who can travel ...