... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1838. BELGIUM. According to a letter, addressed by an Inspector of Forests to the .Journal d'Arlon, the trees of the forest of Grunenwald are still untouched, and neither the Dutch nor the Prussians have yet set foot on the ground to execute the designs at first attributed to 'them. TURKEY. A letter of the 30th ult., from Constantinople, ...

... COUNTY CARLOW REGISTRY-THURSDAY. (From our own Correspondent.) The Registry for this county terminated this day.- Reformers ?? 24 Toties ?? ?? 8 Majority ?? ?? -16 With all the exertions of the Orangemen, they could only bring up two freeholders in Tullow, who claimed each out of a rent-charge. One of the cases excited considerable in, terest. Mr. John Shaw Smith, sen., of London, cloth mer- ...

... ADDRESS TO LORD RODEN BY TIHE METROPO- -I XLTAN CONSERVATIVE SOCIETY. To ,artKt5RIGHT HOPOORAELE THE EASRL OF 1tODEN. } 7 Weg tile Fit embers of the Irish Metro. polit'a t.insbrvative Society, have lately seen with I much- satisfaction the Address presented to your Lord- shili by the Protestants of Inverness, in Scotland We hail with joy this tribute to your Lorddhip, as at the same time an ...

... PARIS, DECEMER. 30. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The Liberals exclaim, as yeu perceive, that they haie gained conisiderablylin the composition of the new Cham- ber; the Doctrinaires admit that the votes In their favour ha 'e grown less numerous, and themselves less popular. This may be true, and yet I place little reliance on this Chamber, however it may have ordered a deeper dye of ...

... Ito III] 0 'i'Iii? REIIEI.LiitN' IN LANALIA. I )i-s? ilttilic'5 we're i'vi'ejveul riti Tiit*siltis- intuit- ig it the ii tirse Guards, frinti 'tie .1 abel I aiharne, ilaic-ti ttiv it it! nit. seitit a 1511 aetittiti at the late peaceetlingu. Clan ii I 'aside. 'JIw' aitevi: ilpita -5. lIen-, liii- tilreridv been atata stated train tinier aries with as Itivieti r tiveetracy. I al. t ?lril:crehl ...

... :~g 110 lignite taid beeti rre il-c ?? thatt rapititi t tat l spartero It wti's jrelttiritig to lilarilr~ ol Vittoria, to b~e prepared pr Rafitillt tile ?? ( lrlisit esped it ei, 1 ~iiC~li it tva e iti s tr~ai ati Ilitl lit iii set holt forl Ci stile. li ut ( 'iirlos hlii ?? revieweid tlii. teriliidalil Ii ttir.tidiiig palriy on1 the Ilhitt. Ic It Ilitoetldlel coesik!s of twvelve battallionls, ...

... SATURDAY, DECE?IBER :?o, 1837. DS1(I I~ I >: The' NEW\PORi'',Dec. 30.1 The W5esloyan Chapel of dock; this town wads duly licensed on the Gth inst. for the ce. tesio; We rtuidersdtanti~d theatat theinleeting of the G rdafle, In - at the Town Hall, on 'Thursdlay, an order was made or Athi M ir. Gieerge Bull and M~r. Robert Bryant, ot Newport, ^s co anrd Dlr. Hillier, of hltvde, licensed ...

... TM& VLRW - V N& ii t ha' onr th6ide 5thr Illsu~, IBM8' 'SOaud in. the Poat~ffivo toft7 (*.b*': On -t ~dthee i a ecralein the'-~c'-6 EX fB o2l2,90L;; Uj~~ o 1 ie s .~~ ~ ~~ thpi~o l j e a = ofi LetiS.M , '' ...

... wver No. 1-GENERAL ANNU'AL TABLD. sig NUM]BER OF INIATICS EACH MONTH IN THE NIGHT: NO ASYLUM FOR THE HOUSELESS POOPR IN FREE- Rei MASON'S-ROW, FROM JANUARY lst TO ...

... Does not contain any additional foreign .intelligence of particular moment. GERMANY. According to the Wurzburg Gazette the dis- turbances occasioned in Munster by the removal of the Archbishop of Cologne were more serious than was at first supposed. The number of wounded in the conflict that took place is said to have amounted to sixty-five, eight of whom received mortal wounds, and two were ...

... LOVE19g OIER1S FOR isg. BY Pft'SON MikElne. d Thebetter genius of se titlekand mitred enemies dof the church have afforded her brief breathing time d during the Christmas holydavs, and have done but little towards bringing her into contempt. Not so Parson Minchin; as if weary of the pause in the antics of her dignitaries-but in the following elegant e epistle, which he yesterday sent to us ...

... PUBLIC MIEETING-RDUCATION IN IMELAND. A publi'c mneoineg was bold on Tuesday night, it) the Waiterloo Rooms-, of the Edirnburgh Society for Pro- rooting the Educrition of the Peoonin Ireland. On the motio n of the Rev. Dr Dickson, the Right Ran, the Ltird Provost was colied to the chair. On the plltfairm wve observed Sir Robert Ahercromby, Bart, of Bilert- ?? WV. C. Seton, Bat,. of Pitatedilen ...