... THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE TO I CONGRESS. of C. The so anxiously expected Message of the President ofG he the United States has arrived. It exceeds in extent those 1 ler lengthy expositions which the Con~tstiution of the United L Staes xtots ?? Magistrate. A coniderable part of the Message necessarily relates to the displute with th France ;but with the most attentive study which we have ...

... v r - 47 fl, ,. ELECT)10V OF ALDERMEAN. b e: The following Gentlemen wvere on Thursday the 31st ult. al elected Aldermen of this Borough. Those marked X were t previously members of the council:_ a Aldermen for 6t years. Aldermen for 3 years. t] *Mr. Jos(-ph Strutt. *Mr. J. I. tCromptun. tl 'Dr. Bent. l 1r. . Sandars. 0 *Mr. Edward Strutt. Mr S. Gamble. cl dLDr. Forester - lir. J. B ingh . h ...

... 1iSCVELLANEOUS. U'I S JSOR, UU;. se Wnensoa01, FaiD)AYr.-The return of the Court to Si A. Windsor Castle wilk be much earlier than was expected, in Ad consequence, we hear, of the Brighton air not agreeing 8o Cl ut well as formerly wih her Majesty's health. The deaths laot y=ar among persons of rank, have been so very numerous, Tfir e have not been for years past so de lcy many noble families ...

... SIR, VAP, pa; May I beg the favor of you to insert in your iht nexct paper, the particulars of the clai m of the New Town am Council to a Pew in All Saints Church; and the opinion wo taken upon it. I send the correspondence not only ior the in information of thlt Parishioners of All Spirits, but for those We who reside in other parishes in the town, ye' I am, Sir, your obedient servant, (h ...

... RETURNBS OF THE NEW CORttORtATIONS. Reformers. Andover . ?? 8 Banbury ?? 12 Beaumaris ?? 12 Bath . ?? 26 Barnstaple ?? 14 Beverley . . 17 Boston ?? IS Bridport ?? 16 Bridgnorth ?? 19 Bristol ?? 26 Bury St Edmund 16 Cambridge . 30 Canterbury . 16 ?? 24 Carmarthen . 16 Carnarvon . 12 Chester . 20 Chichester. 9 Chesterfield. 9 Colchester . 12 Coventry . 30 Deal ?? 18 Denbigh ?? 9 ?? 31 Devizes ?? ...

... Tnr. NEW COnPOnlATION. ctTO THIE EDITOR OF TIHE DERBY MERCURY. br Ct RUY Sxut-'Will you, or any of your readers have the kindness lit d to inform me by what legal authority the Newr Town ?? m e. of Derby claim the possession of the four Pews in the body , e, of All Saints Church hitherto called the Corporation Pews, pi ly and which would afford accommodation for twenty-four 9 n persons ? St I ...

... SATUl.D&T, aA3iUAi-? 2. INCOME & EXPENDITURE OF TIILE CORPOR- ATION. em - u tit1- -r - { t ., v On the assembling of the members of the Corporation this morning, Mlr. Barber, agreeably to a promise made yesterday, rose for the purpose of laying before them the accounts of the late Corporation, with a detail of the income and expenditvre of that body. After alluding to the manner In which, up ...

... DECLARATI0ON OF INSOLVENCY. William Buck, Hammersmith, victualler. S BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. . Winchcombe Henry Savile Hartley, Upper Gloucester. ZE place, Regent's Park, music seller.in BANKRUPTS. ot John Parry, Llanrwst, Denbighshire, draper, Jan. 20, - Feb. 9, at the Commissioners' Rooms, Manchester. Soli- citors, Messrs. Seddon and Mawson, Manchester. Jonathan Fox, Barton-upon-Humber, ...

... M ISCE L LAN EOUS. I i ll I 31L l:, ?? P (IL x3 01 it lEETrNG0, OF P'AtLIAM~tcT.-The following circular Di Y has been sent to such Members of the House of Commons In ; as generally support the present Administration - le i Whitehall, Dec. 30, 1833. S it -The meeting of Parliament being fixed for Tl'huisday, the 4th of February, 1 take the liberty to request your presence in the IHouse of ...

... - I . .- . - . . . WJA 4O~f v--vt f*fX VUt B*J ?? Oueint a 1. The first anniversary meeting of the members and friends of this institution was held at Dee's Royal Hotel, Birming. bam, on Tuesday the 2ilth ult. The Lord Bishop of the Diocese presided, and among those who took an active part in the proceedings were the Earl of Dartmouth, Viscount Lifford, and the Ven. the Archdeacons of Derby, ...

... SIR. SIR, Well knowing thelively interest you take in any 8 thing concerning the distressed state of the Landed Interest, I need not apologize, for requesting the insertion in your . valuable Journal of the enclosed speech of that excellent d and ever active supporter of the British Farmer, Henry t Handley, Esq. M.P. for South Lincolnshire. Although a 3ir. Handley does not enter fully into the ...

... I DESRCRATrON OF rH1 SAOBBT!i 1W PARis. | In the morning before reakfaat, we walkedinto the streets, a 8nd were surprised to find the shops all open, and business proceeding as usual, If there was any difference from Satur. ET . day, It consisted in the greater number of coaches, which t might be seen hurrying off to Versailles, or St. Cloud, and the towns in the neighbourhoodof Paris, where ...