... VRIDAY, Jan. ?? this day, the Council resassembled at noon, in the room usually designated as ~The Private Hall, when the Aldermen, wvith tile exception ot' Mr. Grasiiger,; who was not present, having qualified, anl adjournment took place to the Hall below, Sunpuet Jsindon, Bagq., in the Chair. . . £dwaid Gattey, Rq, 'Town Cleric, saild it Was his duty to inform the Council, the were now ?? ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, Jun. 4. .The 'aprsio ly-expected Message frnom the American ?resi'Mnt has been receive-d. On the question between the Goeyrnninents of the United States and France, the language of the President is calm, firm, and strong; but such as certainlv leaves a v ery reasonable hope of peace. The French Chamber-s will doubtless recognise the wisdom of preferr ing an act of strictjustice ...

... TsvErnTos.-The Town Council returned for this borough are all Liberals, there being but two of the old body elected, and these generally (leemed Reformers- On the 31st ult., the following Gentlemen were elected Aldermen for this Borough from among the Councillors: John Heathcoat, Esq., M1. P., it. Baker, Esq., Mr. John Radford, sen., Dr. Kettle. Francis Hole, and Dr. Quiche; thereby creating ...

... Ekletions under the ActJbr the regulationu ;.of MfllnicipaC Cqorporations inEngland' a1d TVae, . (CONTIN U rED FRols OU Ar.) FIlST -ASSEMI3BLt'NG Ot ril TOWN COUNCIL 01* EXl.'riR. On Thursday last, At noon, the persons elected Towin Coun- cillors in the several \VaNrrds of tfis city, assembloed in the Council. Chamber at Guillhll which was completely tilled with Burgesses, in order to be ...

... pOSTsCR~I PT;' LOTIVDOAT, TUESDAY, JAN. 6. A letter missive bas at lengih come frmn Derrynane to tre electors of Westmirrster to dismuiss Sir Francis Burdett, aid, of course, to insert in his plice anothirc joint of the tail. Daniel,. tie Autocrat of slL- Ireland, and whbo now takes Westminster, r;s the Czar has taken Turkey, under h;s prorectioir, proclaims Wesiminrrter'S pride' to r be ...