... o x FO M I). SATURDAY, JAN. 23, AN' have received an intimation to which vwe are 4tpostd to attach more credit than to an ordinary. ri nour, that it is the intention of' Ministers to aban- dgn the appropriation clause, when the Irish Church q~stion shall be again brought forward. It is per- aps hardly fair to call. attention to what, Irft'r all, y be a mistaken view of their projects; but so ...

... IONI)ON, JAN. 28. Launceston Papers to the 10th and Hobart Town to the 4th of September, have been reccived at the North and South American Ctoffec House. 'l'he former (lo not contain any intelligence of interest, hut by the lattcr we regret to learn that the last accounts from Sydney were of a very unsatisfactory description, pro- vsions being scarce and dear, owing to a long continued ...

... P 0 CI I P T. ?? LO I)OA-Flj'zday. 4 Their Afajusties and suites will arrive on Tuesdlay ~iext, at Bockinglham Palace, from Brighton, when ,the Speech for oplning the Parliament will be sub- n~itteds to his Majesty for his approval. On IVedpesc tday Lord M;Ielbourne will entertain to dinner several 1 I~Mlembei' of the llouse ot Peers, at his house In South s street, and Lord JOhR Russell svill ...

... Having watched with touch intcrest thc proress of the great national measure coinmmitted to you, an avdertisemnit in a late O.(/ordJournal, announcing the election of a Chap- lain, anti oteriog a salary to a porter, in a Union in this county, did not escape tile; and as no intimation was given of salary to the former, I am wfilling to infer that the elec; lion, like those of physiciatns to our ...

... In tle Gernan Papers received this morning there are accounts from Jassy, dated Dec. is, giving a flat- tering account of the prosperous state of the principa- t eity. It apears, intleed, to be improving in all the s appliances of civilisation-schools extended-bands of I robbersl isperscd-tle empire of law in a great measure established in districts where it was formerly scarcely heard of-and ...

... ,S TSS SUNDAY'S -AND TUESDAY'S POSTS. LONDON, JAN. 5. t] r lie news received to-day on Spanish affairs through n the Paris Papers is uninteresting, but th1roug Bayonne a Jwe learn that General Espartero committetd an act of ) the utmost atrocity in the neighbourhoodl of Vittorla 0 Son the I14th of last month. The Chapeigori 5 (h le ii sinifics Red IfHats in the Basque tongue, and is t 1e gname ...

... LONDON, DEC. 29. MULTUL l It PAIRVO.-DiVinc Service performed Sun- day in Drawing-room before their Majesties and suite.- Lord Gleneig had audiences Saturday and Sunday of his o Majesty.-Rushtol Hllal, Northamptonshire, the splendid p residence of W. IV. Hope, Iisq. totally destroyed by fire o Wednesday, supposed to have origina ed in flues being over. sl heated-the house furnished in most ...

... ED-NESDAY'S AND 'HURSDAY'S POSTS. LONDO(N, JAN. 21. Among other orders given at Belgium on account of thle late fire at New Vork, is one for 7,500 chests of tindow glass, which two of ?? Isanufactories of t of districts of C);arlcori are to deliver at the beginning o February next. TVie advices from Havre st-ate the receipts of thle customs during the past year at 10,6 francS, while those of ...

... (IFront tile Correspondent of the M.orning Herald.) BaCELONA, JaN. 9.1 suppose, ere this and tire ac. ittlpanying letters reach you, you have been made acquaint- d with the dreadful tragedy which took place here last 'oalay, when 107 Carlist prisoners were massacred in cold bboed by the Urbanos and the popilaico of Barcelona, with- sit the slightest attempt being made by tile civil or ...

... SUNDAY'S AND - LONDON, JAN. 1o. lntelligencc from Constanttinople of thle SulBe Suitan had visited the Pluto steamer, y ?? tit, which took Lord Durlaam to Odessa. H4is the ITSse ^§ *sit was it, thle strictest incognito. We c tbln t the Englishlcaot speak in sufficiently b are termS lf the polite manner ill which they were 6 ?? tie Russian authorities in all the places where thle 1pto stopped. ...

... TU-SDAY POST CONTINUED. From Ile LONDON GAZE'IE of FRIDAY. The King has conferred the honour of Knighthood upon WVihiiam Charles 31illp, Esq. Al. D. of HarwUell, ill the county of biiddicsex BNRUPTS. Peter WValker, Quickset-row, New-road, builder. Villiasm Buck, Hamnmerninith, victualler. John A103sr, O~aiistrdetac, cabinet miaker. A. Ash worth, Hnslingdens, Lancashire,woollen manufacturer. ...

... DANBURY, December 31. The election of Councillors for the borough of Banbury took place on Sat':rday last at the Town Hall. There was no opposition to the return of the nominees of the meet. ings at the Theatre on Wedncsday week, scarcely half a d ozen persons voting who were not favoulrable to the list. About 150 persons polled ; the total nmmber of burgesses is 275. The highest number of ...