... NAVAL INTELLIE~TINO l ?? Esr, 'Tile slarel of last week wvas still inore severe thau those preceding, anil a 05 good steal of seelanscholy disaster bas esostued bsrt the loss has been core- peratively light, is conseeqessce of tire cutrward-boertd vesscls remialising in port till tlre weether shoulid settle. Our Liverpool Cercesposalent, under Setirrlrry's date, swrites, * It is stated that ...

... IPJL AYD. -i - tTsEMTH DUBLIN ZVENIX0 POST]. Civutcn MLLIoN AcT.-It is understood that great ex- ertions are making. in the office of the Chief Secretary, to forward, as speedily am~practicable, the memoriala and sche- dules of the tithelownerswwho. have applied for relief under the Church Million'Act, to the respective parishes. The tithe owners, under 'the provisions of the Act which passed ...

... = - m ?? 'TlE DERBY MERCURY, Wednesdq.y, Janhuay 1. I The comr7mencemene qf the netv year reminds us. that it is again our pleasant ditty to thank our Subscribers and Advertising Friends, for the uniform support which they A, -vau'rnsing 1'mcnes, for tile unlor~ttin support1 'hich they I have givers to THlE DERBY MERCURY during the d one wthich has just closed. This we do respectfully and t ...

... PQR-zc~h~ I= = =:LIGRNCE PO-aIC-TONANTLLGZATCNt.£ FRANCE. .. OPEVING Or THSE SESStOre.-1ner Majsty andth V'rlncesse~s, with their suites, and escorted us, Onj autilar occasions, left the Palace in the royal carriages a short time to, previous to the departure of the Hing, who quitted The Ca, Tuileries at one o'clock, surrounded by A numerous staff. V His Majesty, owing to the inclemency of the ...

... weinokm-t -- - - X~~~~~~~~~~t d on, e.- , awe 3. Sia-I have latel~'ycdeI entsfit and instructive frttl t f 'f triasd at' the, dolwiy 45un ivet, in. ,Western Australia and I do not te to trouble you u ith a few ew t D sl gig gnasner. - iCb erila tigalnat whick tlie'ioR~t _'gaig. l'he. ~u*on of'eo0 tion is one'of stt e and . he Wvai Uiver C!olony i hrve ivatc' jita formation, jot only from my ...

... GBRJRAN PAPERS. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 30-After years of fear and danger, hope and tranquillity have returned to us; and it we have still some anprehensions respecting the future, the grounds of them are out of the circle in which they can be laid to our own charge. The Asiatic provinces ate perfectly tranqail; they accustom themselves to the new irtitutlono, which have made great pro- gress In ...

... MA, O'COYAVLL AND AS. PI;A8L' ttsasti Hs, warAsrse *SAO$ J TO CHARLES LaHEIN, ESQ, NEWCAst91 Merrion-squhre, Dublit, 2OthjR3 . 1833. Sih-Somebody was kind enough to send meJtbe New- castle Press of the 14th inst., containing a ii from you to me, which sets out, and comments upon, oqe Van Mr. Pease, Member for South Durham, to Surgeon Kuib en Your com- ments are very just and apposite-that is, ...

... AHlERDEN' JLODOE. Onl Friday, binotg St. .Tolhr's -dta', the following Bevethi'en. were Unianimountsly ci citoted Maitragmrs and Offlee-bearers of the Aberdeenr teed, LOiC, for lire ensuiiliigear, eie,.: irs D,%vta CII1ALMEIRtS, Esq, re-cleciedi 11. TV. Maser'* drily Alcomalrer los',, ?? Depurrte Master'e James Hunter, Sunler' Wardenic Alex. theI Martin, Jtnifv'Irarian; Milian KInorch, ...

... C61onics. I At St. Vincent's a solermnl protest against the British act of Par E linment bad been adolpted ini' which they state that the colulrse pUIr- bh sued by the mother country is most fatal to tbe interests of the oc e planiters, and rulinous to the island ; that tile Cosimpellt i t an to be tl- sa lowed is not one-tenth of the ValIe of the propertyC , &C. IaI I ?? th the right of ...

... OPENiNtc OF. THE FRENCH CHAMIBERS. D- ns al; UVEJ'51 NULN t ill Inv, Cfiit~ an- Paris, Der° 23. sv r At 25 mititites past one o'cloclk tile Kig, accompamnied by th tr ' Dules oF Orleans and Nemoitors, and the Prince (le Joianvillie, enter- ci o oil thei Chalilielr, til toea llhi seat on lile royal estraile, amildst tile Dl i rilontaed cries of ?? Viee le IlN. Withen these, iasl ceased the ...

... Copy of a letter from an Officer in the Queen's army.- Brigadier General Joao Galvao, Chief of Don Miguel's staff, said two days ago, to one of our officers on duty in the outposts,. that Don Miguel's answer to the propositions sent to him by the Cabinet of Madrid was this-' That his duty, his interests, and his feelings, did not permit him to give ear to any proposition to put an end to the ...

... T'OWN COUNCIL PnOCEEDINGS. Bgufoe preeigto thel, ordinary business, thle PROVOST stalted that, in IconsequiT ee of the death of Mrii A lexauid r Browin, Cthe Jailor, On t lie afteruoun of Wednesdaly last, the Magistra tes had hi~nntdiately nstt, and, taik in into considoeration the r~espans~i liilivy which attach:eil to thle city by theilr Ia~bility th3e deblOre, aS well as the necessity 1for ...