... ANTI-CO1RN-LAW MEETINGS. CAMBERWELL. Lutnight a public meetingof the inhabitants of the parish of Camberwell was held at the vestry-room of the parish. Shortly after seven o'clock Ralph Ricardo, Esq., was called to thecebair. On taking it he stated that the meeting was called ia that room in consequence of a requisition to the churchwardens. He need hardly urge upon them the important nature ...

... LONDON: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 183. In another part of our paper will be found an arti- cle on The Affairs of the East, which we copy from the Augsburg Gazette. It is a remarkable manifesto-remarkable not less for what it clearly indicates than for what it, perhaps, unitltentionally confesses. It is not, we apprehend, assuming too much to ascribe this article to Russian origin. Indeed, even ...

... Viseount Melbourne and Lord Hill bad audiences yester- day of the Queen. The royal dinner party at the New Palace, last evening, included the Marquess of Breadalbane, Earl of Albemarle, Viscount Falkland, Right Honourable Sir Arthur Paget, Sir George and the Hon. biss Anson. The band of the Cold- stream Guards was in attendance at the Palace during the evening. The Duke of Cambridge went to ...

... We subjoin extracts from the Brussels papers te the 29th ?? inclusive, which reached its yesterday:- BRUSSzLS, JAN. 27.-It is said that the moment fixed for internal agitation will be that of the eommunicatlon of the definitive protocol of the Conference. We think that the men who flatter themselves with disposing of the paper tat, ought not to waste their strength In vain de- monstrations ...

... The Augsburg Gazette of the 24th Instant, contains the following article on the subject ot Russia, England, and Asia, nuder the head of Posen, Jan. 12:- All accounts from Poland agree in stating that the general movements of troops in that kingdom and Southern ?? are suspended; but that since the roads have been made practicable, heavy artillery is being transported to- wards the aouth, and ...

... MADRID, JAN. 28. (roFRO oua OWN CORsSPONDEtNT.] Amongst other decrees published in the Gazette this morning, there IS one ordering time admission of the mer- cbant vessels of Chill into the ports of Spain, and its adjacent islands, under the same conditons as vessell belonging to neutral states, for the term of two years from the date of the decree. In all that relates to the re- qn ition of ...

... -4- The members of the Reform and Registration Assocation hold their first annual meeting last evening, at their rooms, 62, Warren-street,Fitzroy-square, for thepurposeofrecelv- ing a report frem the committee, and of appointing officers for the ensuing year. Mr. Viaoan, M.P., having been called to the chair, Mr. ALLEN, the secretary, read the following report:- The managing committee, in ...

... co7tlT OF COMMON COUNCIL, Yesterday a court was held for the dispatch of business of the ordinary kisd, bat a report which was bronglit up by Mr. Richard Lambert Jones, without the form of a notice, in consequence of the importance and urgency of the case, excited a'great deal of interest. Alderman VHNABLISS presided as locurit fenhens for the Lord'Mayor who, we are sorry to say, was prevented ...

... GREAT MEETING of the MAGISTRATES OF LANGASHIRE. I CONSTABULARY FORCE. Our readers have already been made aequalnted with the contents of the letter of Lard John Russell to the Earl of Derby, Lord-lieutenant of the county palatine of Lancaster, under date of the 11th instant, on the subject of the state of tbe constabulary forcte In tbat county. In compliance with, the, request of the Lord ...

... THE FREE PRESS OF IRELA4VD. [FROM OUR DUBLIN CoRRE5PONDENT.1 The Pilot-no, unfriendly authority-describes, in tie following graphic terms, the ejectment of the reporters from that assemblage of the largest and most repect- able portion of the citizens of Dublin that was ever seen, viz., those who entertained Mr. O'Connell at dinner last weck, at the Equestrian King, In Lowcr Abbey-street ...

... SPA Ii7. LEROM A CORRESPONDENT.] THE CAUSE OF PAZ Y FUEROS. The cause of Paz y Fueros, essayed as a means of pa. cification in the Basque provinces, has not as yet nor will it produce the expected result, unless the mode of pro. secuting it be changed. Enveloped as it has been in a thousand doubts, it has never fulfilled the desires of the Basques. Notwithstanding the sympathies which the cry ...

... ?? ?? ?14 ,4,'VTI' CORN-LA W MEETINGS. PARISH OF MARYLEBONE. ~,ed5Y s tanhi ly full mteeting of* the direotorM and ?;tns yf the 1or of the parish of St. Magylebone as- theboa~rd-roou of the workhouse, for the pur- .t~d~tiderilg the propriety of their pctltiening both W jte Legislaturet for a repeal of the taxes upon sL Pgha~ving been appointed to .ake the chair, ?? Bp~t in puretta~cit n a sice ...