... ho0tfrript- . LONDON, TuasrPSAy, JantlaryS7.. TIrE Paris papers of Monday contain customary con- 1 tgratulatory speeches to the King on the commence ment of the New Ye'ar. The Chamber of Peers was r expected tis assemble yesterday for the purpose of g determining on the period for resuming its judicial functions. i There are conflicting accounts from Sardinia. One journal says, that a ...

... MR. SPRING RICE AT CAMBRIDGFE. . 1 - - - I I - -h ; The new town council of Cambridge held its first, pblic entetaninmen Oin Friday. It was a festival to celbrt the rccent municipal ?? of the Reformers, and Thos. I Howell, Esq., the niewly-elected inavor, took the chair.- The nui rher of attests according to thle Chdronicle, was tip- Iwards 'if 240, comprehending all the distinguishyed Refor- ...

... THIE LOTTE lBIRMINGHIAMI MEE'L'ING. ] BilectiaM, Nov. 19-For the last fortoiglst the Tories had brete makitig lie greatest possible exertionsto get up tihe meetings. Ihe sceretaries to the Conservative Club had beeni sending out tihe following printedlcircular for twenty milesiounud B3irmin-gham, Ulgillg people to attend. r Tie committee i& conducting tlte Protestant mteeting to be OM2ll in ...

... It will be recollected that in 'he onth of February last the warehouse of Messrs Hall and Co., on the Cus- tombouso Quay, had been broken into, and, a box, in which there were deposited diamonds beloegilg to a fo- reign Countess, and amounting to from L.700D to L.8000 in value, stolen, th~erefrom. From the mode in which the extensive robbery hid been effected at the Customhouse, it was the ...

... If - ?? this bas virtually jep ot a es a holiday, this bas virtenally it not Steck Exchllngd 6 in respect to its Tbioogt tile It I qfalount Of business trans- in or 'It'd thle sn edicte at first a decline in 'DC ,emcd ?? any extent worth r. ! t Idi ' pace t done in tile latter 0' t ita0a0d thle fe t ba trifl advance on the rli0l109'd b . , r a er i I Ong was 9t G of he -D) The last ...

... Qealeboniatl £drcrtvU. Ip EDINBURGH. p SA TURDAY, JANUARY 9. e e None of our readers can ever forget the loud, o long, apparently unextinguishable clamour of the C Tory Press about the internal dissensions of the d Liberal Party. The more utterly groundless, to the more virulently calumnious were the state- a ments on this head, so much the greater din, so a much the bigger words were emlplyed ...

... TIHE AGRICULTURAL QUESTIONS I TO THE EDITOR OF TugP CALEDONIAN MERCURY. prov, -.5th January, 1836. high Sin-Mly attention, ns a farmner, having been obed much attracted of late by thle discussion which has been carried on in the newspapers regarding tile distress which a~t present exists among agricultUrists, aind more especially by the reports of thc proceed- Ei Iinogs of the various meetings ...

... ARM1Y IN SCOTLAND-PRESENT STATIONS. Poval Arfilliev-There are two ernnianies at Leit ARMOIY 11N 1VUFJJALN-kesrlnteLa ZlIAIIU.On. Royal Artillery-There are two companies at Leith Fort, which send detachments to GlaFgow and Fort George. 5th Dragoon Guards . E linburgh 10th Royal Hassars . . 1 rsigaw 92d Highlanders (Depot) . Fort George 71st Highland Light Infietry . Edlinhurgh 6th Foot (Depot) ...

... MR CAMPBELL OVF !SLAY, M.P. IN KINTYRE. No sooncr was it generallv known that our wor- thy ond esteemed reprcscntative had arrised in town (Campbeltown), than he was waited on by a deputation froin the distillers of this town and neighbourhood. The dreputation entered at great length into the detail of different matters connect- ed with the trade, and expressed their extreme gra- tifitation at ...

... ed FRANCE.-An amendment to the Address in answer to t ils the Royal Speech in the Chamber of Deputies in favour of a in Polish independence and uationality was carried by a majority e all large enough to dispense with the necessity of a ballot. A el- strong ?? feeling pervaded the Chambers and le- another proof of that feeling was evinced by the silence of to, the Carlist orators when the ...

... I ADDRESs TO THE LORD PRIMATE. Copy fi'oie n 710 ?? l C-enltlltion the follow- l , ° the Miistters of the Episcopal Churchl of dn ° tl~ Arrlhlishlop of Arinegh, expressing their |°tde5 )ith the sufferings of the Irish Clergy, and his te b ight Hotourable and Most Reverend the Lord Ar1 L ?? of Arinagh, Primate of all Ireland. . OpRD-We, whose names are underwrittel, the ?? 7 of the Protestant ...

... ,THE AMERICAN PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. (FRuM THE LIVERPOOL STANDSARD OF TUl'iDAY.) At i. late-hour this morning we received the message ad- dressed to -Congress, on the 7th instant, by the President of the United States. That part wbich has relation to. the state of affairs betiveen France arid the U13pited States is as explicit as possible, bit it is ii an excaediglrry warlike tone. The President ...