... o X F l B D9i SATURDAY, JAN. 2. THiE present week has been a stirring one to all those who have any interest in Corporation affairs. With a few exceptions, every corporate town in the kingdom has been occupied in the double task of cast- ing the old skiin and putting on a new one. We have seen statements in which a computation is professed to he made, exhibiting the results of the several ...

... ' 0 'r C Jr, la p T. LOYDOYD0,.FrUZay. vague rumoulr prevailcd in Paris on Tuesday that a cnld Fesohl plot had been discoverel by the There appears to have been no good founda- .jn for tbis rtuour, though some countenance was given to it by t fe tact of the King proceeding to the hambher of DeputieS, where the ceremony of opening tile Chambers as usual took place, by a different course than ...

... CHRONOLOGICAL AND SbtALTISTCAL T.BLE ?? TlEr YEAR4f 1835. I JANUARY. 2.M Fop ,ther~ll~otthe well-known snruf'-rinanurac- turer, was lf,dt'0d nenrf 111 ownl hosqe, Now Ross, and ?? I~. e1 waS in his 73d year, iind tinoc. e was scibn~ the (pe ,ouspirary' against him, connecettd with uandiled tug 5. 'VleileiT geiI election commenced. 6. he ~urt~'sRevenuet was published, showing 'a deIrea, ...

... I (mIoDn TIM TIDIES) The ntrsererarnd operations of' the common councilman re- torne in the cities and boroughs throughoete Englaend onl the - recent election do, not scem to be very clearly, understood. It is called by the Whig-Radical prints a political triumpit over the Conservative cause, on those pofliical principles which Si have ?? the ground of quarrel between S'ir Robert it Peel's ...

... WEDNESDAY'S AND TH URSDAY'S POSTS. lie LON[)ON, DEC. 31. on The long expected Message of the American Pre- ?? sident has arrived, and it is as usual of consider- le able length. General Jackson discusses in it, seriatim, of the relations of America with foreign states, all of which are perfectly satisfactory, with the exception of Is, France. He explains in great detail the state of the to ...

... ABINGDOiN, Deceimber' f. . . - . - I l Oil the 23d the resident Members of the late Corpora- tion had presented to them, individually, from the mullifi- cence of the Earl of Abingdon, High Steward of the Bo- rough, a gold medal, commemorative of the disunion thein about to take place between his Lordship and the Corporate Body. On one side are the arms of his Lordship, and on the obverse those ...

... The accidents ol the ice on Friday in St. James's and Hyde Parks were of a frightful nature. The banks of both XVatems were thronged with spectators, who wisely-kept on terrafirmna; but though every precaution had been given by directions of the Royal Humane Society, and boards were every where put up to point out the dangerous spots, and numerous ladders and coils of rope were in readiness ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 'INUEAySD ES POSTS. LONDON, Drc. 29. Acounts from, Mladrid represent the partizans of the b Qucouts igly oate by the last news from the seat b at w ?? of their lecwspapers publishes a list of e ot wares ndeon°r the command of her different Ge- I nerals. T h~~etol ?? to 71,000, Of which i II irooob cooped 011) in the garrison towns. Of the - reminler, about loo0o are set down for the army of ...

... VARMTIES. ORIGINAL ANECDOTE OF MURAT.-WIlLu this cminent i cavalry officer commianded the horsc of Napoleon, suclhls w bis strict attention to theatrical effect in his aplpearance, r that after the battle of Wagranm, whell the French had been ( ighting thrre days and two nights, and when the wounded were broughlt intO the temlPOrarY hospital to have their r limbs amputated, &c. there sat, ius ...

... UOltbOlU, MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1835. I' lie intell nene from Madrid comes down to at he Itithinstant.An Extraordinary Gazette, published D a die preceding (lay, contains an official report of st, netit hin.Jun Plaradated Molina, the 15th, in- '~wtie le sats tathe adcompletely routed and dis- l~tr~e o tht dytheunted bands of Cabrera, For - 'jxodll Qule I iilE rganista, amounting to 7000 L iee ...