... I =MOX~aTIOW OW COUNCILLOMO.S. SUNDERLAND. The following gentlemen were elected couricillors for this borough, on Siaurday last:- MIenwearwouth Ward. James Allison Cooper Abba Thomas Speddirg Miattiiehw Robson,jun. George Wilkin Hall Gemrge Hudsona West Ward. Empruon Musuhamp Andrew WlVite Darvabas Sharp Philip Lalng Hellry Scott. South wick Johli Gordoil BMak Bridge IVard. John Coull Carr ...

... C I t'b W iz TAn- TU3DA' Mnalmo ^A2RXU 8is~.. January 1.-Chbarles Gray, Southamnp -.bii~diugs, tiultorn, Midlilesex, victualler. Charles Theo. ~rs Kirby, Craswurd-st'eli, Portman.square, Middlesex, lace. tan5 'ai~d Iosier, Edwa I Baugh, Sloane-street, Chelsea, I~~dtdlesext draper. B, Jrjmias Gregory, Allen-street, Gus- 7e~llstree-fdiddls~sevri1u v)wder --George. Harris, Coven- yi, 'cots ...

... 'LONDON. WvDm EsDav. JAN. 13- The Quseen of 'ortugal iva4 married by ?? oul New Yvair's d:y, to Prince FPrdhiglnd Augustus, i)uke of Saxe Cobure ...

... ELECTION OF TOWN COtlefrXLLORS UNDER THE. CORPORATIONS X :FOR' BIXLL. BVSI'CAST1B UvrosO The votes of the electors under the, aw municipal corpora- tions reform act having been taken at i several polling places on Saturday last, the result was declai at noon on Monday, at the Guildhall, by John Lionel H Id, Esq., Mayor of the borough. The court was crowd -long before the ap. pointed hour. and ...

... NEWCASTLE, JAN, 8. GThe Paris papers of Sunday are much occupied with -.ktetail Jatkson's Message, asnd the Journal des Debats, which ; iV#un3~~ te toea oa th- icasion the language of the Mi- Sl, terr, hasa lUIIE article - tile sub'ject, expre.siti nothing '4 I~taFfaction at the r,. -age. Jt says- It is ttrue ce tat General Jackson . a r.ttely refines to make, under a cerri5 futni, th. ...

... MEETING OP T2E TOWN COUNCIL OF NEWCASTLE. BLECTIONP OF MsIYOI, 41C. On Friday last, the recently-electld Town Councillors and Aldermen of this borough met in the Mayor's Chamber, and proceeded to the election of the chief municipal officers of tite corporation. Mr Alderman Cnis, JoHN BTGcav was called to the chair, when we understand Mr Councillor A. DAWsON renewed a molidn, Which- lie ...

... I On Friday last, a public neetingofuinhabitantsoftheborough of Tynemouth, who disapprove of certain provisions of an act intended to be applied for during the next session of parlia. ment, for the construction of a tail-road between the above places, was held at the George Tavern, North Shields. The meeting was called at the request of upwards of 5 merchants, shipi-owners, tradesmen, &c. of ...

... ?? WOUEZI ,!E14i TIEs NIDw COUNCIL oF NWzaBsTLs. To the Xditors of the elewcastle Cousrant. GENTEiUilEN, Saturday the 26th of December, 1835, may henceforth be enrolled as one of the proudest days which Britain has over seen. On that day, from one end ...

... WC AST'LE, JAN. 1. CI . ,ws we learn that t*it Stutca General i it tty of enly tour memsbert, im favour of Z 0 - ?? corn la,. ti l _iDteNiesg tate that tle 'iTurkishl .. Castle 'on he 41h ult., but nothing was ini,i, n This frceconsists of a man-ol- i R1. W' tsrirai's flag, two frigates, one of ot o1{; r Capitaun Pasha, one Tunisian -onler. .nd a small cutter. 'iln: m.nO; tli'tt i,_ ist ...

... I DE1!SllTIOl OF CSAllIT PR 10=32E (raie BISOP oF LeONr TO THE VISCOUNT PAL5ERSTOSN.) rlartsfield-5treet, O'ciober. MY LonD,-MotveS of humanity and a perfect reliance upon the continuance Of those national sympathies and noble senti- ments which, not long ago, induced the government of his Britannic Majesty to devise a plan, if not for the prevention, at least for the nitigation of the horrors ...

... N I The Stewards of the Incorporated Companties Ot thts town havitg made application to the Mayor to hold guilds for the admissions of claimants to the freedjom of the borougzh, as before the passing of the Corporations reform act, the chief magistrate at olnce accedld to the request, atid the first of the three guilds appointed to be held annually was fixed fur Monday last. Bythe new law, the ...

... LOsAs AIM AOvow 23ws. I -- _E Ig.._e I NorT11u%1RZrMLAND WVgRsr5xzaSstQ~ts.-inhe tollowiongpar- ticulars of theateces ps5edon-tbe pria rri tried at the late Northumbterlantd Sessione- wereaccidently omittedfrom our iiti -Ann Newfton, for stealing a pound of butter-one month's imprisonment and hard labour. William Curry, convicoI of stealing two brass water-cocks, received the eame senteri; ...