... Sir Francis Burdett valnd Mr. ID. O'Consell. The lion. Baronet has addressed the following letter to the electors of ?? :_ Gentleiueu,-A frost having interrupted the sports of the field, I take up my pen to perform a work of supererogation, in noticing the last drowsy, feeble, Alexandrian epistle fronm Derrynane, in which 51r. Daniel O'Connell, ' like a wounded snake, drags his slow length ...

... LONDON, JAN. QY w rflic commiercial advices fro ew) Yok hc 1, ?? a. otO have becn looked for %vith SO mnuch aniey ar -o of i th) correct con that has been by imany partiels anm al~iciut natill' s1{ (1fciency it, t~leir chaacttitertl byust i e anorchotf i toe lthe oltritnudellu(tuli confusio at- ~~ tandant upon so great a calamity. ?? Coimmittee an stib.Coetflhite Icl of I qiciq Y insto thile ...

... 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 ...

... (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 ...

... I vlulg?fvss- ? ORIGINi or THEt NasPP STAMP.-SO important were these libellouS ?? demned, thalt the Queen (Anne) 6oncludes one ot hler miessaiges to P3%rlianaentt5v represent- ing te lieist~usae of~e Pr S.she is~wilde to declare tin, the licentius aers aontedrfea~ctious rumomirs, designing t s.t 'byediti ausltosk rdt- the hitnocent have men have lmeiidsthe Houe to find a remedly seifere'd ...

... . LONDON, JAN. 26. The German Papers, arrived to-day, refer to the ;negociations going on at Berlin between the United States and Prussia, for a commercial treaty between the former and the German Commercial Union. Some hitch appears to have arisen in the negociation, Mr. Wlieaton claiming a redruction of the important duties on tobacco and rice, which Prussia objects to, on the ground that ...

... 0 X F 4) H.X> SATURDAY, JAN. 30. TThe Globe of Tuesday has the following remarks: The Corporation triumph is a sore subject with .thc bafflcl Tories. We are almost sorry to bid their wounds bleed a-fresh. And we cannot well do less than compassionate their case very heartily, while lve publish a few more addresses of the honest munici- palitics to his Majesty, thanking him for Corporate ...