... LONDON, JANUARY 4, 1835. The opposition journals of France are commenting with just pride on the result of some of the late elections there, as affording un- doubted proof that the popular cause is daily strengthening. The tide has turned, they say, and is again setting strongly back towards the old and sure ground of popular principles. M. Eusebe Sal. verte, one of their stanchest advocates ...

... THETPOLITICAL EXAMINER. . ?? If I ~ight give a sbort hint to an impartial Entiter, it would be to tell him his fate. If he resolves to venture upon the dangerouse preeipice of telling usbiassec.truth, let him proclalc war with mankind d toa mode le poic de Pole-~neither t give nor to take quarer. If he tells the crimes of 5ceat maen, they fall upon himn with the iron hands of the law; if he ...

... l Aberdeen-Sir A. Farquhar has started for Aberdeen, against Mr Banner- man, the sitting member. Antrim..-Lord Belfast has addressed the county Antrim electors. He should have reposed more confidence in the liberal electors, on whom -he must depend. Northern Whig. Belfaat.-John M'Cance, Esq., has offered himself a candidate for this bo- rouhgl~, against the sitting members, Mr Tennent and ...

... SATURDAY N'IGHT. - Sir Francis Burdett, in the course of this afternoon, issued an ad- dress to the Westminster electors, from which we take the iollowing:- Seeing the names of which the majority of the new Administration, is com- posed, it cannot, in me at least inspire confidence; but there is no cause to fear them, or anything they can do, because if they will not, or from old habit a ...

... - The Right Hon. J. Wilson Croker is spoken of as likely to get the Governorship of the Ionian Islands. He will then be near his old friend and fellow-labourer on the press, Dr Stoddart. Viscount Castlereagh is the new Vice-Chamberlain, and the Hon. Henry Corry, Cormptroller of the Household. It is stated that the Marq'uis of Londonderry will b our Ambassador at the Court of St Petersburgh; ...

... NO TAB ILIA. Dt PARR AND CHURCH REFOR-M.-He was ditaing some years ago at Hatton, in companv with several clergymen, and among them was an Irish dignitary, who talked long and loudly of our excellent church, of ' our venerable establishment; in whose fair face, it should seem, he could discover neither spot nor wrinkle, nor any such thing. Having suffered him to run the whole length of ...

... - The official numbers at the closing of the poll-books for Westminster were this morning announced. They will be seen in the report else- where. Colonel Evans afterwards appeared, and addressed the electors in a spirited speech. He had now to congratulate them on the result of the metropolitan elections. Everywhere Reformers had been returned. In Lainbeth, his friends, Messrs Tennyson and ...

... - As several inexact lists of the members of the Cabinet have been published, we (Times) insert the following, which we believe is quite accurate :-Sir Robert Peel, First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer: Lord Lyndhurst, Lord Chancellor; Duke of Wel.. lington, Foreign Secretary; Lord Aberdeen, Colonial Secretary; Mr Goulburn, Home Secretary; Lord Rosslyn, President of the ...

... ?? If I might give a short hint to an impartial writer, it would be to tell him his fate. If he resolves to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed truth, let him proclaim war ,vith mankind d la mode le pais de Pole-neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men, they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law; if he tells their virtues, vhen they ...

... LONDON, JANUARY 11, 1835. The debate on the French Amnesty, or rather the debate intq which a discussion upon it has been dragged, closed, as we last week anticipated, with a division which though favourable to the views of Ministers was anything but a triumph. Another such,. and they are well nigh ruined. After all their concessions, and notwithstanding the case of vexatious opposition they ...

... METROPOLITAN BOROUGHS. SoursTwAnR.-Here the first blow was struck. The candidates were nominated, and the election well nigh over, before any proceedings in any other quarter had even begun. Mr Humphery was proposed by Mr J. Ellis, and seconded by Mr J. Percival; Mr D. W. Harvey was pro- posed by Mr W. Davis, and seconded by Mr J. Anderson. The High Bailiff theni asked if there was any ...

... LONDON, JANUARY 18, 1835. We were able to state, last week, the hostile tone towards France, breathed throughout the American President's recent mes- sage to Congress. We are now in possession of the whole of this remarkable document. The present cause of dispute with France has originated, as our readers may be aware, in the claim upon that nation on the part of America, of a million sterling ...