... I .. . The Brussels papers of the 17th state that the Dutch officers of Maestricht continue, in defiance of treaties, to pass beyohd the boundaries of that city, Three of them were on Monday last arrested by the Belgium custom-house-officers, and carried to Rieck- hern. On the following day the General commanding at Maestricht marched out of the fortress at the head of U00 infaitrv, 150 ...

... I THC Ht~bov UNION.-The Board of Guardians met yesterday at the Board-roomn, Edgeware, for the pdr. pose of transacting the business'of th'e'Unioni. Tiie Rev. T. WILLIAMs, the Rectorof Hesdon, presided .-At thelast Board a discussion took place relative to the alleged cruel treatment of a female pauper, named Alice Shepherd, who for some miicondidct in the Hendlon workhouse was placed in ...

... A correspondent informs us that at No. 20, Hano- ver-terrace, Regent's-park; a large statuefell from thetop of the dwelling into the road, and owing to its weight, the head thereof w's coisipletely imbedded in the 'ground, and thc beautiful figure broken!to piedes.. At Mr. Wilkinson's (the statuary)' in the New-road, a brick, wall was blown dowxn with a loud crash; and didc much damage to a ...

... IrmEjgu;kxES,? NT$ENtv' ' p~ ~ ?? . i ?? i ' - clip ?? ih, ! t I ?? Jas4npturto.~be vr~y~teoeivapF T .h.ergls l I prttlotyiness)ag XOrk pe ilne~ss tiu!t~keiklich 11dirlbmp Y P>-are kf ieib ed r hiiatyoul ad 00rsiy4 QJ P'O ?? ?? x1 i : i> l Jwi au~itar~missaqn,1l 1&t. A 4Ir#AbewQt§ :6d Opihdvtics vy gow veryAI ?? a ~ ~ i !w ,f~r ,ttto& s ianftd ;b most *,oo Ai-.p..ii?@4.fi-t@S39i5$ ml 3{ 4] ...

... 'ftE OYCONNELLJUBSCRIPTI4N.; to Mr 0 ConneU; MP. on windt 'iqp ,the. eu~bsariptio.,j England: i ' .;tMT'2s&&E1a: s Itbwi,;t~h 1 u.nfP~igui~1 sq.p,~~~jr ,,a Xmu |'ac~py f the remolu4Q we~i~a,, tl n~srs~,.Jela,. at-s'he lrown and Anchor Oile, t . st ,ofi~ ,lse ?? , -j, ,tQJ~ay4 te.§i4~tua/tqdhejr sq0e~s., a'd'n no rasmit \bscrptin~eni;nw, I i~ har d t: f;- t-i ji fjrn ?? jnpign-- l; DThel ...

... DREADFUL EFFECTS OF THE LATE GALES UPON : THE COAST OF FRANCE. -- CALAI8`WBDNZSD'Y Nov; 30.-Since tne vuB' hurricane of 1808, this' cost has not e. perieniced such dreadful gales as within the last few days? 'On Monday the wind blew with the greatest fury, but yesterdaylit was a violent hurricane from the V. S. W. and W., sweeping everything before it. The ippearsance.Of the sea was most awful ...

... T-EH ATE HURRICANE. A more severe and destructive gale of wind has not visited the Metropolis for a series of years than the one experienced on Tuesday forenoon. Towards noon yesterday the gale increased to a hurricane, and more than twenty trees in St. James's and others Parks were laid prostrate; most of the -sentry-boxes in St. jumes's Park were thrown down, and the high wooden rails ...

... ORDINATION' AT BENP~fP. On die 2d iistanit, tile lies. janies ?? w;lS oi'dailh ii to tile pastoral charge of the Presbyterian Congregatioll (I lBerlibrb, by the Committee of the Synod of Ulster, unadr whose care the Congregation had been placed. 'I'e ecrviccs of tile day were conlilieneel ly the lRev. ?? Shuldo1i1 I lemy . of Armagh. lfe chose fur bis text the scerovrl and cighthl verses (if ...

... THL royal HUi, Perci.,,lto kic j irti,*by pureate; vicO NMay-iiard, pronlOted.Cmt Ist Diagou ?? -Lekut -bloW. ?? IrOL t be Capt:!in. by j urchuaze, vito Haniky, r eire.. CCet r . 1. (-rovc~i to be Litut. by purOlase, viro lrbv;W.- ?? Uea-,it to Ile corrlt. by purchast, vice Groies. 4th Light Dragons-Stif- C Isistmit-Surguon MW. Grant to be Afssist vnt- iourgeo te v Wilk ins, promoted ;i 41A - ...

... STATE OF THE ROADS-14NEWAlhVEN. A public meeting nas held on Thursday the 15th inst. in the Peacock Ion, in terms of a requisltion numer- ously signed, to consider the present disgraceful state of the roaula, eid tile enormous tax by way of tulls and road money imposed on thle publi, ati(l to adopt such measures as may be deeme ladvisable under the circututances. Oil the motion if Councillor ...

... I orreVon-cnr. To tle EDITORS of t=he MAlNCHESTFR TIMES. GRNTLP,,I;t1N -Having seen a report In several newspapers of role C eed tgs iil my case on the hearing of my petition ibelore ?? ReyodEqhsMjsysC~~m on the hearing or my case at Lancaster on the 95th anii 26th of July last, that I was opposed by Messrs. Charles nod Thomas Howard, cotton spinners and manufacturers, Hyde, Cheshire, and tbat ...

... THLE ]LONDON DSEPAXCCR; AND oip~lt' Wolititca & ,%taiIt neformer. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25,1836. WHAT ARE WORKING MEN TO HOPE FOR, FROM PARLTAMENT? N.TJIsG. Sir William Moleswoith refused to give his support to the Whig 'I Vivian in East Cornwall, be- cause the Ministry were enemies to real reform. This strike has so alarmed the Cabinet, that they have determined, in order to keep their places, to ...