... A F From hie AogSlwrg Gubattse) & second article, entitled Russia and Europe, which appeared lately in an extraordirrary supplement f the dagsbstrg Cazette, seems to have for Its object to explain the existing relatiosship between Europe and Russia, And to attest the coisoliag certainty that bii this respect the western nations have nothin to lenr for their Independence as long as the presrt ...

... P OS'TrSC R I P T.: LONDONV, TLEfSIAY, JAY. 2($. A rumour prevailed in Paris on SgturdtiY on the subject 1°Fa clhange of Ministry. Thie persons nam'd.as auttP retiie wvere-the Duke be Broglie, Minister for Foreign Affairs, M. Guizot, Minister of Pnblc Instruction, and M. Persil, Minister of Justice. :Thev were tb~e succeeded 'byM..M. Hunann, Gerard; and azzetE Ittwas further'' -tated that the ...

... LONDUN,' MONs DAY, Jan. 28. It is strongly and generally reported in Paris that an important change in the coutpositioua and, in some respects, in' the system of the French Cabinet is about to take place, that we are induced to regar4 it as probable. The dis- eontent engendered by the declar tion of the Duc de Broglie, on the subject of the Five per Cent. itock, which be stated wodad bo ...

... GUILD I A LL- SATURDAr, 1!efroS m ne lgdont, Esq., M~ayor; .Loeo,John Ifarris, anit P.5, tsis0,-1'ss'a, `sqrs. Jostirs's.] IDEoNrTIY OF A Dooa.-JaMfCS.Hill was called upon to answer tilerisoplintp1 SepisiCoo, fr detaining ~a tereri dnit, hia pr)periy. 1 IThe dlssg was placed onl tile tih1t (of thfe Conrti, nd bstih portien werer egniialy coajfideatil th atlifteal wooa theirs, oit iioiig coiled ...

... N N-D - -Ja uay 4 .OlNlDON, SUNDAY, Jatnuar~y 24. It is stated that MT. ?? plan for the reduction of a portion oittlae French National Debt will be abandonel, onl account of its general ?? Paris papers of Mondal anmunouce the resignation of the French lliinisters of l inance. After the strongopinion expressed ba him ni the Chamtbller of Deputies for the reduction of tle Five par Cents, some ...

... A Grencril AMeeting of the Counuil of this city took place ott vtliursdim lest tit G4uidhall, anti whether tilie objects sittght to be acttained by the Mutnicipal Reformi Bill be consitdered, or thiesubjects ptoposcti ott thils oc-cas;ion to be discussed, thils was felt to be it most important meeting, lior, wve apprehend, were ever the bette'its attendinig publicity more clearly seen. The ...

... C4ABRID GE CORPORA7'ION VD WNR.8 On Friday evening a gravid disoer was given at the Towvn Hall, to celebrate the election of Thomas Horell, Isq., the first Mayor ol Cambridge choatne under the ?? ot the Municipal Reform Acl. Tbe number of guests wae upwards of 240. Amoug the more prominlent were the Riglst iion. Spr ik Rice, aind Mr. Pirysne, the Mcnibeia-for the borough; Mr. Townley, one of ...