... In the Brussels papers of the 26tlh, we continue to find accounts of military movements. It is positively stated that 3000 men have been sent from Brussels on an expedition to Luxemberg, under the command of l General Olivier. I Accounts from Martinique, to the 2d of January, I say, that tranquillity has been restored. Many of the leaders in the recent insurrection had been arrested, and ...

... LON ION, 2F. 25. Distarbances of the most serious kind took place on Sunday last at Paris, in many ditfrrent quarters of the city. The conduct of the police seems to have been extremely violent, and the arrests are numerous. No lives were lost, lout several persons,-both the nmob and the police,-were mnuch' wounded. At night the town| Ias tranquil, but there was no certainty how long the ...

... EMIGRATIoN TO AiuERIc?. The follo~wing; extract of a letter from M1r. Knight, of I'elsonville, in the State of Ohio. wvill be found to contain somie valuable inform~ation to such ofi the industrious classses who, at this season of tile gear,i are thinking of emigration. TIle first part of the letterl wve omnit: it contains fir. Knight's rcfutatiotn of some malignant charges which have been ...

... Letters from St. Petersburgh, of the 9th instant, state that a decree had been issued, by order of the Emperor, authorising the Government to raise a sum of 40 millions of rubles, by four series of Exchequer Bills, bearing an interest of three per cent. per annum, for the purpose of relieving the distress which existed in consequence of scarcity of provisions. The Bills were to be paid off at ...

... V, o gr s c a Ill, W. -- ' w o i ¢S.)lIMONS-Thursday. Atth~e LN'euj ,,,itilg Sir NVILW m I.ziOILitVy brought At the oetion on the subject of the Shilt Tax. Tu e foesard his obsesrved that, instead of moving for the repeal 1150t. Blrr170e sel OoIld ?? for a Committee to inquire into of trlte Tu) fI repeal. He also proposed to substitute the propric .tsY Owl) for that of the Chancellor of the ...

... Her Majesty's Dhrawing ROM. Yesterday being the day appointed for the celebration ot ! x thie Queen's Birth Day, her Majesty held a ?? at for St. James's Palace. Her Majesty's natal day, however, taulls in August, on the 13th of which month her MIajesty will a nt crurpplete tho 42d year of hur age. (lid At an early hour a numerous body of police took their stations at the various approaches to ...

... 1IOUSI? OF CO2dMONS. 'TUE:SDAY', FEB. 25.] A new writ was moved for she borough of Nalton, iD thc room of Mlr. Pepys, who has accepted tbe oflice of Sclicitor (General..-.In 3reply to a 9nestioa f'rom l~ord Chlarndos, Sir Wf. hom1e declined giving any answecr on the subject of the vacant barony in the Court of E~xcheqiuer; and' Lord Ailihorp snid that government would take care thlat no ...

... TUE3DAY'S POST CONTINE. HOUSE Or LORDS-Friday. Earl Dunus.Sm presented a petition, of which he had pre. viously given notice, from the parish of Allhallows, against the appointment of the Rev. Mir. Dawtson. TheAnclln3sHO of CA.MTEUR regrettedthc present state of the law relating to Pluralities, and would be most happy to lend his assistance to a ineasure that had for its object the correction ...

... ?? A I)??Y MOl(NDAY, F1BRUARY 24, 18134. Thje P~r.,is Papers of Frid ay antd Saturday are received. 'l'bc police regulations with respect to the ;Theatres. cotitittantting runt they sbould be closed every 'nighlt at eleven o'clockx bave excited commotion. It i9 considleredl aa a step whichl even Napoleon. in the ple- nitudle of' his absololtism, wouldl hardly haxve attempted; fer if tiercr be ...

... 1'11DAYV FE13HUARY 20, lh34. l~ It t'ul* t.- fy tbe arrlisal otf 11. NT. cn ttrr Xertfioc,'. I ienut. l'i organ, from Portu gal, nt Falmouth, *.e have intelligenice from l is hon to tbe 18 h, and from S)poirto to the 10thi ins t. Since th e last adveces no fighlt. ing had taken pilace. 'lhc Al iguo lite folrce, whlc wesvre statedl in thc last eotnniuaicatioo) to be at St. Ubhes, had again ...

... Vt, FRID9 Y'S. L 9NOVDON GA ZE 7'TE . r ST. JArall;S's PALCn.!: FaPa. 9a;. r 'illS day halt aud.iences ol his Marjeety,~tht lt C'hevalier de Vrial. Envoy Extraordinary anl A; - IVlnister Plenipotentiary from the Queen s Regent of Spain, acting in thre namle and on v belhalf of her Catholic M~ajesty the Q2ueen Isabella 11.: o and Monsieur tde ,Mnraes Sarmento, Envoy lExtraordi- di nary and i~l ...

... ?LoiUioii. I7I???AU 1U a ?? 8ATURlDAY, MARtll:l 1, 1034. t The Paris Papters of WNednesdlay, are cnitifly Occupiedl witb the proceedings in the Chbamber ot' Ie- ptuties, on the governmenit project for the suppression of illegal political assOciationis. The opposition sre unanimous in their reprellension of' its principle and provisions. The political efflrvcscence at l~yons, has entirely ...