... !ON'DAY. MIARCH 17, 1831. by 'Ilie Ij'r?'nch Pttjors are received to Saturday s dire, intO ii mail Irvin llotlanit.-(.?e? e2'tracte ObO ?? ?O A mail is r'ceieed from Lisltita, Itrouglit by t lie itig Pike, which Ich the 'I'igus no the *2ttd inst. Since the I rest battle ot A linester. an the 111th ult. (ste the Telegraph pea of the Ilith tnse.,? the I'd t?uelite troops hitch continued I heir ...

... The members of this Society met at the Star Hotel on Tuesday to celebrate their twelfth anniversary. A hundred .gentlemen sat down to a dinner which was served tip in Mr. Staning's best style, and reflected credit upon the cuisine of 'his establishment. At six o'clock Grimmett's band gave note of preparation by the welcome summons of The Roast Beef of Old England ; and continued, by a ...

... PA llts, ?? It., lIE Spanish Chlargse d'A Altires has just given gi ; -r ,lti thit h e ortl exc1f,tti ml y 5arl . El~sstieig to t;e Al-. 3 ne ty gcotI Eul th *he rg cs elates t, titme hO rLclerdt>1 ; ~gll~;fil (a'edi tltriivt~t) .;rntEelt ?? lr his 11-.jety s rtghls;rt nO, z cqfvtji enttl th at ~.spa*>rntS tilt lw granted to all rcfugecs not comprehended3 in the - I~t(3 Ukt 0I'1 i:Att. Tfll- ...

... 1' ?1CtNDAY, M:ctll 3, 1834. The P1tris Papers of Friday and Saturday are b received. (Jo Friday M. Cabet, a deputy, was con- d virictl of having written a libel upon the King and (ieveettlilctit, in a newspaper eallcd the Populaire, rand sentenced to a fine of' 4,(ttiW? (I ?? two years' ? iapriooaateilt, and two years' nnterdtctiou of his civil rights. fhts ? tlp?ear5 to he very generally ...

... I1OL'Sk? OF I?J2ERs. MONDA.>V ,S MiAItc.Lx 3; ?? TI) Dtssr N- TIEttS..' ltjtitinus were presen'et2 Irom bodies of Pro- testantit llseaters a! Sheptonl I'daliet. jttrihcs ini Nor- tilunilberland, at J~arnstap~le, 11iinuon, We;'ymoc th, i2,roinpcton, II larsdcn, andl at several other places. pray- ing for reliu:-E 07l Grey (in reply to the Earl of lDur- hamn Wilf presented sevet a] of tthese ...

... IIOU?3E oF (3OM.?1ONS. WEIDN1I.D YZ\, ZI~tioeci 2d+il ?? 1~z'I~fiwrnt re gave rnotice, thiat Ct ii '4e~ of , A ril hie nouhld Iloe Ol) AduIlress to t'ie (iecgwtl tor reliet to ilee IPolishl o~xies eli in this country, aliid pletdging th~e l1 ouse to itiil~ e ?? rlt suite ;ol; hib Ill ej ~ty Illay bc plenvsed to nplrcop rich' o~ tetheenir llint'. (5 TllE CAMnainctEe: lNIVERStI'Y' I'EI1 'rnO',. ...

... LONDON, MARCIA 4. The French Papers which arrived this morning are ir ncarly destitute of interest. M. Cabet has appeared tl in the Chamber of Deputies, andl announced his in- im tention to appeal in Cassation against the sentence of at the Court, which excludes him from the Chamber for in four vears, for the two years' deprivation of civil rights so is in'addition to his tivo years' ...

... - UEN Z:Y ?? c - 1UICTLY, March 20. , The pillars for supportiug tic gans l-ips have been erected during the past week they are elegantly constructed of cast iron, and being placed at short distances will be found to afford great convenience in point of light. The Blcenbers of the Corporation have met the wishes of the inhabitants in the most cordial manner, in arranging and lighting the pa- ...

... SATIURI)Y, AIxiCIl 29. WitE have long wished, had not other matter intervened, to make some observations on tbe effects wvhich are traceable to those comtbinations of workmen, that occur frequently in s-arioust parts cf the country, in order to obtain a rise or to trevent a fall of their Wvages. Wc have, at length, found a leisure tinee; and we thiink the present week by no means tnfavourable ...

... * ???iur IJOn ?\icbo]a? :?la? a I ? MONDAV, ?IARC[1 2.1, 1834. The Paris Papers of 'l'httrsiiay and Friday con- us fain litde c-lie than reports from the Citataber of Deptt- tics trot the As?oehitions' law. 'I hey coittain several St liopirtant decrees issued by the (? teen tif Spain relative GI tit itt Clergy (8cc otace), by thc last of which she con. ?? usc ties a portion of rite reveottes ...

... ?OII?oit. +'IEDNESDAtLY, 'EIIRUARYL~l 2G, Jul14. e '[lie F'renchl PapLers (Il Mlonday;l httltpiy b~ring o ticcounts of thle termination ot' the strike at Lyonis, thie l workmcen, eVeI1 inchlding the most teniacious ot' those h concernled in it, having returnedl to th1e manulfactories. h At St. Etienne, a mianufacturinig ,place in thc vicinitv, ti thle sanme sedlitious dlisorders have taken ...

... SATURI)AY, MAR('1 O8 18;34. It is an e?ctradrdinary fact, th?t?sout or ?teen causes tried at our present Asehes? ?. icag thar?h?lf ibe.4iumbee were From the Isl?of ?VighL The Commission for the. ?Vi1tshire Assizes was opened this afternoon, at ?aliabury. The Calendar contains the names of' 97 criminal offenders, among which are two cares of arson, two of murder, end five of persons who picked ...