... sorfig.n & CGolonial Intelkamncr. Ij FR.ANcE.-The Paris papers of Friday and ti Saturday have been Yeceived. With reference to '1' fureign affairs, the principal interest seems to be ex-' cited by the Belgian qluestion, in reference to which su the French journalists would appear to, labour under f, the capital mistake of supposing that it wvill not be th ft~amlly arranged wvithout a war. If ...

... I6vtfjpvntrtwrt. -? TEMPRANE SOCIETIES. au' To Ahe COMMgITTEE of the BROUGHAM INSTITUTE. el GKNlf UI of ?? e ?? you take an interest in the lee welfare of the wokn l~sof this town, I take the I liberty of addressing you on a subject which I consider Ca 'Well w11ortby Of your attention, for The establishment of ternp erane societiesnin allcpahof ret the kingdom is evidence supicient that the ...

... TUB NAVY. We fearlessly assert, and we do it adviiaf9 1peing fully preparedto ?? by referee to the tables even of the opposition, alarmists themselves , that in real ejltive streytrk {e4tsh n ?? is at hA4 moment fully equal to the nuavies Oif Rusts., r'rance, and Ariierca put together. We repeat, that either in a week, 5 or a montb, or aix months from this time, England could i have at sea as ...

... THE CORN LAWS-RELIEF: OF THE POOR., We wish to'direet the atteation of the public to a letter addressed to the editor of the Riamsi?'erihwich:iqwill be fbund in anotheapart of this4y'i.Mierory. We are not alarmists; we,,would not ?? unnecessary .apprehension in any, uarter; but w, caniot conceal from ourselves the posslility of *a i n aciaritIy, if not a deafth, bf:biea, .a -possibuisty kwhiV ...

... Jorigfl flitedllgente. traance. c The Roman Catholic clergy are (their best friends admit) acting with singular indiscretion ?? Prance. Our Paris letters state thatan emesee took place at Rheims o l the 12th, and u continued o l t ill 13th instant. It was occasioned by i Jesuit preacher, wh i, in drawing a c moiparisois between theashes ?? Vill. and those of Napoleon, said that the first ...

... BRIDGE OF DEE, Our reriders wvill haive seen with pleasure thlat a com- mittee of the Tonti Council have reuoinimi'iiied that a stutn of betowen five endlt sixi thausatiit pocmiscl, sliotlil hu expended iii widenitig and repaliri g' thle Bridg-e of Dew', and imloo p ist t the acc.'sses Ito it. F oin ou11 Report of tile lii'cieedlings oftlie Ccoitzui'I, lstlneeb, it ween! i lie Seen lthat the ...

... wnn-a ' - - DI1ZBY MAEOMWIRIS' INSTITUTION. U 0iora JLLV6iakiRI 1w Aa'. 1n UKzLW14. On Tuesday evening, Dec. II It, Alr. STEVENs delivered his first Lecture on Architecture in the Mechanics' Hall, in this town. The attendunce waR nurnerous, anti the lecture was heard wihh much interest and attention Several beau- tiful specihenst ol the different styles of rrebiteczture were exhibited. After a ...

... It is reported that two regiments are about to be immediately sent to Canada, so alarming are the accounts received rinm that quarter; biut the ditliculty will be how to replace them. Qz'rry._ Would not the 1,200 marines now employed is Spain be mul ch more legitimately employed at home in garrisoning cither W oolsviih or Portsmouth, so as to leave more troops of the line available on o1n ...

... THE METROPOLIS. EXPOSIrNG GOODS OUTjSIDEO orlhope -At the Central Criminal Court, on Tuesday, a prosecutor was refused his expenses, on the ground that he had exposed1 the goods whichlhad been stolen outside his shop. Tire Recorder said it was holding out temptation to die- honesty. SUPPS'rox DeaTr nomotHvuarnRJosrA.-A powerfuilsensationlhas been created in Great New-street, Gough-square, in ...

... avROCLAMIATIOt. By his Excellency Sir George Arthur, ?? Lieu. ?? of the Province of Upper Canada, Alajor.General commanding her Majesty's forces therein &c. &c. &c. Loval Inhabitants of Upper Canada-Upon my ar- rival among you early in the present year, bearing with awe her blajesty's Cernisaion to administer this Govern- mest 1 found Vou just recovering from the excitement that had raturally ...

... DIlENN AT STIRLING TO COLONEL ABERCROMBY, m.p. on P.4 .. . On Friday, a public dinner was given to the Honour. able Colouel Abereromhlv, Mlember of Parliament for Stirlingesbire, by the elecitrs of the county, in the Corn Exchange, Stirling which was fitted UP ftor the occasion asgetw expeses a hr in a style of elegance highly cre- g ?? haatllwas 150 feet long and I Feet wide, baviug a space ...

... The ?? lotbian Hortioultural Society held their | last meeting for the season, on Tuesday the 20th ult., when prizes were awarded to:- Best ChryBanthemums, Gee. Smith, Hirsel; second do., Wmn. Smith, Mount Lodge, Portobello. Best Tender Exotics, David Foulis, Woodhouselee; second do. do., George Stirling, Melville Castle. Beet Pe- rennial Asters, Wmn. Smith; second do. do, Geo. Stirling. Best ...