... AUSrJ??RIAN $TATE?. X,7,..'.'V~s' ' ; Q H1~t , . D .L~ e ' 3CQN M~iD, :'.~4 r- .,_,,.k ?Tn 4 .{s$ >;A!; FiX ri,'S duchy- of AUstiia,'thA rivet: ti fchains of the Italians; sthte~-more-surelyr too, as every species;of frieadlyrintercourse isve~ndrediimpossible bydiver-; sity of lan uged, whilei oin'i 'the other -hand, the Bo heminini themW'elves- `are 'als.''kept in subjectioni by Hungarian ...

... i THE COTTON-SPJNER~w, i .>.. The utmastdifdignation is Ihltarthroaughot the 'orkin classea of the ]Re poiglatJ iguitqvq eAtapO tp5t on these'.unforitnt we'ns. 4 Idqig pt t;lQlp tea andcjnembeari!of the !trad' soviietata, S r.isEt; e .r 6 idon committee actin'g in which meeting was -alo -aumaerasl*.:ttadiddby-inembrabrs of societies not onthet conmiteo; hasput fort aaent, which is to .be ...

... THE IVEA THEER. The severity of the weather has much increased. Last niaht, at eight o'clock, the mercury had fallen to sixteen de- grees below freezing point. There was a great quantity of floating ice and snow in the river yesterday. The fixed iee below bridge extends to the tiers of shipping. The repairs going on at Binckfriars-bridge have caused an immnense ac- cumulation of ice on the ...

... The LON'DON GAZETTE of YRIDA, Jant. 19. WHITEHALL, DEcE.MBE:It 7. TIhe Queen has been pleased to nominate, present, and ap- point Sir David Brewster to he Principal at the United Col- lege of Saint Salvader and Saint Leonard, in tbe Un iVerEitY of' aint Andrew's, in the rooma of Dr. John Lee, resigned. UWAR OFFICE, JAJ. 19. 4th eilgeelot of Foot-Charles William Flint Hunter, A.D., to be ...

... On Tuesday evening further documents relative to the state of our North American colonies wese presented to both Houses of lParliamont. They arc entitled, Copies or extracts of correspondence rclative to the affairs of Lower Canada, Nova Scotia, Upper Canada, and New Brunswick, presented by her Majesty's command, in ceot- tinuation of papers presented to I'arliansesit Ols thc '23d of ...

... pOLFIOS' FOR THE PPLE .' FRENwCH CONOTITUE9ICY AND FRAlC .WOWI(NG 'MEI: & One of the strongost &rgqm onntS ag st te h*a. lot, coasided 4as&P means to pretc i ited.lcon1 apiweney rin tE ex rwiso of a most 6njustIrerogn- ijve, is the. overulear*g,'ma &dii' palpable ignorance j despotii41 en a die., the French -Tep atwt daluog ,I rblte t -. 'The :Chaimbe of~ 1i.uI~ Doetune-diw 1';8344' E ixak' so ...

... LATEST FORBI61 4NTELLI'GENCE.i The .a4&dress.froik te 4hamberof Pep cess prq- ented to Louis;Pilin on ?ndty. TheKing replied *n a written speech, er b-hi ntisfaction at tho -e- nmentS expressed by teChamber. The 'addess Wh rad; by M. Dupin, aend amnongst .the.-mabrpresent en thie- accasion was M.. GaiotA th~ois~aaid to b.Iivq 4l*preoev,ad. by the Kiop with .the ipstszarkad qnd flat~eripg ...

... The Irish Reformers made a superb demonstration of their strength at the dinner given on Thursday week to the representatives of the cotinty and city of Dublin. The banquet was given in the Theatre Royal, as the only place sufficiently spacious for the occasion. Upwards of 700 persons sat down to dinner. The boxes were filled with ladies, and are described as having presented a most brilliant ...

... TnE QuEEN.-Her Majesty and her august mother, attended by Lady Portman, arrived at the New Palace at half-past two on Tuesday, from Windsor. The Royal suite followed in two carriages and four. Her Majesty was received at the Palace by the Master of the Horse and Sir F. Stovin. The Royal dinner party in the even. ing included the Lord Chamberlain, Viscount Mel- bourne, and the Vice-Chamberllin. ...

... THE FROST, THE PARKS, .5. The frost on Alonday night was by no means as intense as on the preceding nigllt. YesterdlaV lrloing tl,c ther- niometer at the receiving-hoise of' the Royal Iluu.ane Society in llyde-park stood at ?? dt-groes. Between II and 12 o'clock a most donse fog camic on, ut Which time the thermometer stood at 26 degres. From that time the mcrcurJ kept rising, with tle Ns ind ...

... - ;I 14M II~j~U !l*Ved WCpf th opposition to ib vwdya~en&(anmkd n I u~er obj~etioa to tho bill;~ 1 .~aed talt' had' to exprses on the subjei;WzA I The bill was accordin _l.f : ~7~d Lord GLENELareby ontcrnen d drldess tolir . visjest resAnti lso~wrsas Ini tlordship entersdit coniebldtasancoedd that, instead of taking part with the French~q oriJtish.Tpar- ties, egernuthd.ieedth.te uieluic and ...

... MIRANDA DE EBRO, JANUArY 2. [FROA1 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Head- quarters of Count Luchann Nothing of any moment has occurred or transpired since miy letter of the day before yesterday. It is still reported that the faction are collecting cannon at Amurrie, for the purpose of attacking Balmaseda; biul I doubt much that any such enterprise is contemplated. On the contrary, it appears to me as ...