... ENGLISH MUNICIPAL ELECTION6. The English Municipal Elections comm nenced on Satur- day last under the Corporation Reform Act, and the fol- lowing is a summary of the- general results, so far as they have yet been published:- LivEm'ootL.Reformers 44, Tories 4. BRISTOL.-Reforiners 25, Tories 23. LANCASTER._ Reformers all, Tories none. WVr-.N.- Reformers 27, Tories 3. NoawIcH.-Reformers 28, ...

... . -WEEKLY -pITOME.- FOREIGN. iGeneral EvaUs ailly troop.re b to beregularly d~l~edtht esral~dper'atIcn so a g'ye Cbeen par- fOrmed, the active-Vervice they.were immediately engaged fil on t heir arrival previiiting it.7 Officers, nocornmissioned officers, and privtes'bre all tabe put to s-iusd-ddll, and the. hDO ul-of the British ,name is,4ot to be Perilled by the want, of discipline of these ...

... ,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 ...

... CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN TilE ASSO- CIATE SYNOD OF THE SECESSION CHURCH IN SCOTLAND AND 'IHE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT. 1. TO TInE RIGHT EONOERABLr LORD JOHN RUSSELL, OtIS NtAiJSrY's PRINCIPAI, nECK.FTAILY Or! STATE FOI TIHE ti01=' DEPUftTINlEN'T. Thd Memorial of the Ministers and Elders of the United As- sociate Synod of the Secession Church of Scotland, agreed to at their ...

... BEVERLEY CO RPO RATION. On Monday the 21st ult., being the day appointed for the audit, the Corporation of Beverley met to re- ceive the report of' the auditors, and to attend to what.- ever other business might be brought forward, previous to their final seperation. The report, we are autho-. rised to say, was such astd live'cohionplte satisfaction, except perhaps to those (npi baving. a seat ...

... SisNlw SOUTH YANZ.. - L ?? ,n I 'rtitreFtin, infirmatioern wtle recsive'd yester- -. ?? II SOunl ales aid ,IAn Diemener's Laud. rlt Sidiv\ mclj had been done to the Crops by a rlif, 61,i tbe flks of sheep had experienced little ,msge. Wheat ha1d advanced to l(s. per Iushel, and .e flow to %-11. pvr ton. 'T here were expected to arrive on) tgh int Olne dionsho ?? busheb of wheat. P'otatoes ,re ...

... M1EETING of MR. WALLA CE, of KELLY, Ml.P. FOR GREENOCK, AND HIS CON- S7TTUENTS. Thursday night the independent and patriotic mcm ber for Greenoek met his constituents in the Alid PIari h Church, in accordance with his pledge, given voluntarily at his thnt elec- tion, of annually meeting his constituents, and icnderiig there an aecount of his Parliamentary stewardship, and resigning his trust ...

... Vot - 111.l 1 _ai ._et, HULL, FRIDAY, JAN. -1, 18B3. -. Now andithen the Ultra-Radicals themselves supply us with a key to their real. motives and intentions. Such has been the case with our contemporary the Advertiser, during the past week. We have fror time to time, had specimens enough of the ruffianism and brutality of the newspaper from which -we are about to quote-we know it has never ...

... The Town Councillors under the Municipal Reform Act, met- for the first'time at the Mansion louse, terday, for the purpose of electing the Alderme The three following gentlemen wvere absent on John Smith elected for Lowgate rabrd Miz., Hery I of Blundell, for North Myton WVard, and Mr. Thenry Petchell, for Holderncss Ward ;-Nve und'rsTh of have not qualified, orasignified~x tileira Undstand ...

... PP'V T! t CORruV'SPONDE.NCE. I 'c 01C, OWiN C~itiESNPO?Di~NT. I. Tlib i: tb;.sugh t by tise llrit ii mniii, which Br- Es tired t haI (rvated coli~idvrable sensation in thi. cit\. ?? In reficcal of M. Carbonell to accept the Oi Govcrmiwii blii , as totalily unexpected-even, if they A are tic 1b ici. by the Ministers theniselves. As to Pa' the reed 2 r-cuiid of M.. Carbonell's refusal-as well as ...

... WIttIE NABOBS. T' ~*Jhere vwas- s 'Aye, a goldett, ice, when every moan wis retur ila was a- r' iabob ;` ard a riabob, as all t'hbe v orid kur s ,was-a ma'n of 'slemost uit osd we'rdth. h 'The ver tihero his cotirplexior was respected as tee r e- heetv 'ery ciours and pagnodas But p s vlile his wealth se- ji~urd c to hin fulltleenci andd cots ideration, thee e was, never- tillele5, thelriirg ? ...

... L ON )O N: FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1836. As the Message of the American PRESIDENT shows the value which be affixes to the liberal and friendly relations so happily existing be- tween the two countries, and the KING of the FRENcH specially congratulates the Chambers on the intimate union of France with Great Bri- tain being drawn closer every day ; while a con- fidence is expressed of the ...