... GUILD I A LL- SATURDAr, 1!efroS m ne lgdont, Esq., M~ayor; .Loeo,John Ifarris, anit P.5, tsis0,-1'ss'a, `sqrs. Jostirs's.] IDEoNrTIY OF A Dooa.-JaMfCS.Hill was called upon to answer tilerisoplintp1 SepisiCoo, fr detaining ~a tereri dnit, hia pr)periy. 1 IThe dlssg was placed onl tile tih1t (of thfe Conrti, nd bstih portien werer egniialy coajfideatil th atlifteal wooa theirs, oit iioiig coiled ...

... N N-D - -Ja uay 4 .OlNlDON, SUNDAY, Jatnuar~y 24. It is stated that MT. ?? plan for the reduction of a portion oittlae French National Debt will be abandonel, onl account of its general ?? Paris papers of Mondal anmunouce the resignation of the French lliinisters of l inance. After the strongopinion expressed ba him ni the Chamtbller of Deputies for the reduction of tle Five par Cents, some ...

... I LONDON, 9ONI)DA;, Jan. 18. Paris papers have been received this week in dne course, lbut their contents are not (f inoment or interest. The debates on the Address in tht Chamber of ])eputies were continued on Tuesdar, and several of tlie articles dr par agraphs of the' Address were amteed ;to' without any ?? trial of the April insurgents still goes on itefore tihe House of Peers. Arthnr ...

... POSTSC,1U; ?? DP ?? OATDORi, TUEt4V J.MN..'12. W , Let r gn palpers fiom bsedd .to the 3d inst.; have berdi ,retveid, .togetbar widh ereportef tbe deliate in the (,aIatier ,oi:Procuradores efn.tbeprojecrof lV' demandig ronhdence :in the present (overnnient. After b debate of four days, in * Ahieb all leading Memibe'r ot'rhe 'Carmber took apart, and in the comrie of which the Pt~eesiaentbf tbe ...

... PO3STSCR F PT. LONDONT, TUESDAY, JAN. 19. The Paris papers of Sunday and yesterday have arrived. The tone of the Journal du Debats, and of the .eonilevr die Commerce, of' Sunrdav, in speaking of the diissensions alleged to have arisen i; the Cabinet, in consequence of the late speech of A. Hurnan, contending lor the ex- pedtiency of paving off the Five per C'ents, would seem to raise a. doubt ...

... A Grencril AMeeting of the Counuil of this city took place ott vtliursdim lest tit G4uidhall, anti whether tilie objects sittght to be acttained by the Mutnicipal Reformi Bill be consitdered, or thiesubjects ptoposcti ott thils oc-cas;ion to be discussed, thils was felt to be it most important meeting, lior, wve apprehend, were ever the bette'its attendinig publicity more clearly seen. The ...

... We are pleased to learn that friendly relations are on the eve of being permanently established between the courts of France and Holland. Baron Mortier has been appointed French Minister at the Hague; and iinmed- iately after his arriva', General de Fagel will proceed in the same capacity to Paris. This amicable adjustment of the dilferences between the two Courts has taken place without any ...

... C4ABRID GE CORPORA7'ION VD WNR.8 On Friday evening a gravid disoer was given at the Towvn Hall, to celebrate the election of Thomas Horell, Isq., the first Mayor ol Cambridge choatne under the ?? ot the Municipal Reform Acl. Tbe number of guests wae upwards of 240. Amoug the more prominlent were the Riglst iion. Spr ik Rice, aind Mr. Pirysne, the Mcnibeia-for the borough; Mr. Townley, one of ...

... LONDON, SUN D A Y, Januar4' 7. C The Paris papers state that a considerable number of Carliats have been I'lassacred at Barcelona, which has made Mina hasten back to that city. According to a letter from B3avonnfe, Espartero has been called to Nladrid to answer for killing tile Chapelgovies; and wve trust. that there will be snflicient power sonmewhere, combined wvilli sufficient humanity, to ...