... ?R GRES -OF THE ENGLISH IAAL FIFFS The koiernment Police Gazette of Tuesday exhibits too faithfully the alarming progress of incendiarism throughout the coqntry. The determination of government to punish with tho utmnost severity the perpetrators of- these incen- diary a to in manifest by large rewards offered for the ap- prehen don.of the ,chief actors, and the inducensents held out to the ...

... I AGRICULTURAAL 1RTSSTU n., * CAINIARTn0rJ.. -It is utterly impossible to convey to -10 distant reader'a justi description of the dreadffu! distress pervading a prinoipal part of Carmarthenshire, without eaciting tha~t kind of in credulousgastonishment which seeks for relief in the belief that the accoslit is exaggerated,, and that things cannot' be so bad as they are represented. For this, ...

... FREEDOM OF THE PRESS O ITHE COTI-T. NENT.HANOVERIAN DESPOTISM. I _ . - FRANrKORUT, Dxc. 12.-The propositiozts of the govern. mont of Baden respecting the publicity ot judicial proceed. ings have encourjaged the deputies of, other Germanic pro. vinces to demand. similar concessions from, their govern. m-ents,. The Chamber of the Saxon kingdom as well as that'of Brunswick have adopted ...

... The following telegraphic dispatch was received in Paris on Monday evening:- MAD29), Nov. 24.-The cabinet has just been re- constituted as follows .-M. Olozaia, President of the Council and Ministerof Foreign Affairs; rd. Luzuriaga, Grace and Justice; Al. Domenecq, Interior; M. Cantero, Finanoes *f M. Serrano, War; M. Frias, Marine. PERP,'GNAN, Nov. 26.-The free corps and national guard ...

... ?? EiMkNS CORRRSPONDRNC. . To THE EDITOR OF TINE FREEMAN. bot ten days before the famous proclamation wass Issu I happened to be in Dublin, I walked down by t ?? 'hang0 to look at thei Conciliation Hall, Ahen I tb9 C~r°'E~whilst there, my notice was attracted by the l hnprogress of a man, surrounnded by several countrymnen, lord ta g - attentive auditors. The man was talking of , vho ?? the ...

... 1 PUBLIC DINNER TO J6RN REYNOLDS. ESQ., P.L.G. That highly talented and patriotic gentleman, John Rey- noldp, Esq., was entertained on yesterday evening by his friends and: admirers at'apublic dinner 'at the Rotundo, in token of their admiration of, his great public services, and valuable and untiring .exertions as a guardian of the poor for ?? Dubiin Uniop., The dinner consisted of a ...

... * a (FROUe A COBRESPoNDENT.)I g On Wednesday evening, the 6th instant, one of the most 1 a numerous and respectable meetings which has for a length I * of time been held In Manchester, took place inthe Car- l penters' Hall,; In ordeo to give the friends 'of civil and reli- gious liberty an opportunity of testifying their ardent at- Itaohment to the person of Ireland's Liberator, and to show I ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE.-It is impossible to form anything approaching to a proper estimate of many of the scenes which are continually represented as occurring in Ireland, without some kn-owledge of the antecedent condition of society in that unhappy country. When the people of Englacd peruse the details of the shocking outrages which are committed in the sister country, and when they hear ...

... SCOTLAND.-A deputation of the Council of the Na- tional Anti- Corn-law League is to be in Scotland on the 10;h of January next, and to remain till the 20th, visiting as many towns as the time will permit, with the view of diffusing information regarding the objects of the League, and promoting subscriptions. Meetings are definitely fixed for Glasgow on the 10th and Edin- burgh on the Dith of ...

... BRISTOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.—The tleventb ot hibaion of live stock, &c. took place on Wednesday ning last at the new cattle market. The show w»* than usually well supplied with choice stock of a'* .fe# scriptions; bloated bolls, capacious cows, capital c* huge heifers, obese oxen, superior sheep, plethoric and rare rams, were in abundance, whilst lrei»e° ft» turnips and magnificent mangle ...

... It is calculated that the tribute this year will approach £30,000. So much for the stale prosecutions. ...

... A COALITION EFFECTS OF A FIXED DUTY—CONDITION OF THE AGRI- CULTURAL MASSES. As the repeal of the sliding scale appears on all hands to be regarded now as a mere question of time, it is matter for consideration what is to suc- ceed to it,—a fixed duty or no duty at all. Under the pressure of an agitation which is backed by a hundred thousand pounds a year, and is constantly increasing, it would ...