... I FRANCE. The Paris papers of Friday bring the close of the debate or the preceding day on the first paragraph of the Address, wbich terminated in a signal triumph for the Cabinet. It referred to an amendment brought forward by M. Odilion Barrot im- putinig electoral corruption to Ministers in the various elections of Members of the Chamber or of the Provincial Coumcils General.-On the vote ...

... TA 3 ER .A. [LATEST EDITION.] PUBLISHED AT SIX O'CLOCK EVERY SUNDAY MORNING. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1846. The mvstery of close upon two months was cleared up on the evening of the eagerly awaited Tuesday, and9 as far as the principle of ultimate protection upon the entirety of British industry is involved, the leaders of the recently conflicting Cabinets are agreed. Sir ROBERT gives, after a ...

... TaE TUNEFUL NINE.-There are nine muses oto create poet, and nine tailors to make a man; nine lives belong toa cat, and nine tails to a flogging; there are nine points for thi agony of whist, nine diamonds for Pope Joan, nine nine.pin to a bowl, nine cheers to a toast, and nine days to a wonder. A MINISTERIAL QUARTET.-The following little .cassic5 quartet was sung just before the temporary ...

... FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON FROMQAZE~TTE. COMMISSION SIGNED BY THP QUEEN Ralnorshire Regiment of Militia.-Captai P. P. Sanders to be Ad- jutant. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORDS LIEUTENANT PEHsOLEhSSHtILE Macqueen, Esq., and T. Tweedie, Esq., to be Deputy Lieuteniants. ROsS-SHt-sreY.F. p. Gillanders Bsr ?? Lieuten ant. ?? C BrckBsq, o be Deputy Lieotenanot. Wo re s ter. s hi re t s } M i lit i o . C S ...

... -- On Saturday night a man and his wife, named Koony, of No. 18, Surrey-place, Blackfriars-road, were quarrelling, and in the heat of her passion seized a brass candlestick, which she threw at her husband, who jumped out of the way, when it struck a woman named Mary Cole, who was passing the street- door at the moment. The blow inflicted a severe wound on the head, and it was deemed necessary ...

... i The Marquis of Abercorn has accepted the office of Groom of the Stole to Prince Albert, vacant by the resignation of the Marquis of Exeter. A large slip of the embankment supporting the down rail of the Great Western Railway, occurred on Saturday night last. The heavy rains which had fallen for some weeks past, have produced a prejudicial effect upon the earth-works of the line, and has no ...

... FRkWCE. The Paris journals of Friday arc chiefly occupied with the sexpasd of the financial plan of Sir Robert Peel. The Messitusr announces that the K~ing and Court go into muouroning for ten days on the occasion of the demise of the Archduke Of Modenra. Saturday's popers bring the conclusion of the debate in the Chamber of 'D~epssties onl the Univ ersity Question, but without a division, ...

... At about noon on Saturday, a large corn and flour warehouse, situated in Moor-street, Liverpool, a side street at the back of Castle-street, leading towards the docks, fell in with a tremen- dous crash. The warehouse belongs to Mr. Tipping, and is known by the name of Hammond's. Just before the crash occurred a gang of workmen had quitted the place; and, with the exception of two men ...

... FOREICN AFFAIRS. FRANCE. The Paris papers of Friday bring the conclusion of the de- bate on the Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne, which was carried by 232 to 141. On Saturday, a deputation of the Chamber of Deputies pre- sented the Address to the King, when his Majesty returned the following most gracious answer - Gentlemen, I receive this Address with very great satisfaction. I ...

... CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. Very little business has been transacted in the Funds, and the Markets in Foreign Stocks and Shares are steady. Regard the Railway Deposit Question in which way we wvill, we cnno conealfrom ourselves that the monied world ore in a position of great jeopardy, and every effort should be made on the pat of the commercial communiytreesnthsr- ous inconvenience, and how ...

... Among those who are most likely to be well informed, it is confidently stated that her Majesty's confinement is not ex- pected befor&l the end of May. Mr. Camipbell WV'yndhassi, M.P., for Salisbury, and family have been placed in mourning by the demise of the hon. mem- ber's father, Cam.pbll Wyndusam. Esq., of Dunoon, who died at the Close, Salisburv, on Friday week, in his 78th year. On ...

... OUR CARPET BAC. ELEGY ON A PET PUGBr A LADY OF RANx. (Written expressly for a fashionable Annual for 1847.) Dear Pompey! despise not a heart that is breaking, To think it may never look on thee again; There lives not a thing that would grieve not, forsaking The lovely attraction it petted in vain. The insect that lives but a bright summer's morning, Laments as the flower that it woos dies away ...