... (EXTRACT OF A LETTER IN THE GLOBE.) As I mentioned to you already, affairs of honour are of every-day occurrence in the Legion, and so secretly managed, that the matter is unknown until several days after they take place. On Sunday one of these things came off, and, strange to say, in the evening of 'that day, while the military and civilians '\were promenading in all directions.' Friends ...

... MATEST V0161LIGN w1wovis. - Chaniuplon. Office, MONDAY The Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday have arrived,. They bring further accounis of the failure of thb- epedition against Constantine under Marshal CLANq L, It wouldappenar that 300 were knocked up out of an ariny of 7000 men. The follo Trlegraphic Dispatch has been re- ceived by th 0 er ent DEC. 8, HA -PART 2 OCr.O Carlist reports of ...

... OPEIRATION OF THE TITHE COlIX.JI | TA7IO (ACY. We 6 e ?? th ic II hoc' rig dt aIIttlII account ofI the prol'eefifles wlniw tvi to place upon the occra'iotn of colklnttruig the titles ot it :at go faihitbl it L-t x, on Thtlr'iii la-i, tnli t-l presetit o nI el ollik-olikii)~ n htil t ol~uilfliV prilcip'., 1 It : riik.ta ?? ' t ?? to fr ~iad p io-iti~ii-~i ?? lie put ,nfl ie elturth-dii-(r, anI ...

... AIR. MONCK MASON'S ACCOUNT OF THlE LA 'E BALLOON EX1PEDITIVON. W e hlave been favoured with an e trly copy of this intercit. intg pamphlet, which is to be. published on Wetlneoslay next yit v% Ill doubles he soutght for by toany who,(t curio,,ily haci lieen excited by thev tvorders of tuii hi~therto, ttnpraiillledexjie- n ditioti sod it will amply repay thle ?? of peruszal. M11r. M5 fit is atl ...

... COR'If!SP0ONDENCRE RELA TIVJ'E TO THlE REC(E'N.' '7 tANVSACTION AT G7AI.11,1 s CL C'hI. (co I.) White'p, I)ec.2, 183G. Nit Loon ?? charges of unfair play which have been lo n4 circu Ilatfl It a-r iint your (lid not ouiguinote with ourselve-, wvho were inte mnd rel otent believe r in tihem; neither, whon co onvI t I it tioruthratid we propigoote the report, whi, h we store oanx xoos to supprss ...

... DES TRUCTION OF L 0 L IRTE -ALL, ESSEX, BY FIRE. ?? mmtenee hat been tl e decalation cait-ed by the melon- c' oly fire wilch breaking out on Suinay lat, in a few Ills redo ed tlhe noblo clil minrion of Louchton-hall close bg Loiightion (Churchf, rsvex tc cnewifewastc of ruin, th! it wa;s not till 1ji'urlay the ruins hrtd iai7;efntly cooled to eilable thie last of the london engines to be ...

... X C114; oJNIIC (IIJWXI('LE. LON DON: 71JluiSIA t)1. (EEMBER 1, 1FPW8. rin ?? r column wvill he found an extract frorn La (/1 oi/ 'r Ie,2 arid frin thle Jitrnoal ces n)ehaus, rcfcirinc; to a statement made in a recent nuinlmer of TI4 Moriingy Chronicle. From the latenecs of the hour at wvhicil our Express rcachcd us, it is impio'siblc to enter into an examiniation of the statements of these ...

... TREASCRY MINUTE. it rli, ft toot 11ilt.' rt'ptt mif tve (ou niti SubietttI of lolS uW.., lii) illi It I-Ii rept i i tl iticite anf oilinwt'll(ll dtfl a Itll l,t't r )II niti 'I C lao, 1 O I iici r1' froln I oiL' r' of t''''7itr -ec'irn, it ?? ?? filti fliv poitti te- tcro it y ' II tcicostospI -r,k Ie ci a I I.I ,InII 4f WII IV. N la t af ll.- 'Itte nhtoita'e ,11i is rlnt't, n ...

... AM1ERICA. 111APi I I ill! A, 1) 1., Now that ti~e ?? iea euli WIyp :h(i'l' l. litil ren, Annericati lalleyratlld p. e~llotn i t - oftt i ti'1' I !iiiti ,Statto, aill plirutii; are anvouiiiI' o-h' r 'i'nv1t i pl cal ileasureq that ale enpecll' I Iiik 1: iii', .iil' 'II (I i~~ Ifive dutie, will sttiIt. ip o I Ii 'ImIiite ii ii ll pi'hhi' charucit(~- greiit talent ani I llit it run:01it.lz lit ...

... TIME LOL111DON DISPATCH; AND vsopel Wofittical &* SoctI Iefortem. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18, 186. The Staffordshire Potters demand, by the strongest ties which bind man to man, the aid of every working man. Their cause is ours. They are struggling for their and our liberties. Talk of black slavery! What slavery can be more abject than that which the master potters of Staffordshire are trying, to ...

... The mSurtecaune an Tresday. The hurricane of Tuesday has been by far the most destructive inland storm which has occurred for many years. We hear of its extensive ravages from all parts of the country. The number of persons brought into the different hospitals in the metropolis, who sustained injury during the late gale, is as follows St. Bartholomew . 12 London . ...

... Visit or Femu u a O 'nnor, -U P- -tO vi Cals ,'Co*er.., Xs* t mewdcle#? This gentleman being'on~a tour to the nort,. ar~rived' hin thit e:rzy~o'Iff liysorning byte 11br rock haIe ivl whaafiurdewiaitedt upon by wdeputatjion. from'& te ommittee' of the, Rndlcal Retorra,Associuttiouto. eagngtalate Ihiion 0 hi& arrival and invite [elm to'a public. reakinat.. 'Allejinvitatiouah~v ling been ...