MA4444RADE. There was ?? at.the Newz A Rooms. This species, ef eateraisngat n ais .an exotic- whic -has never flourished in this! country.' -Notwi,&bstandiag all our. pr~eten- sions to.the .vbaracter oft al ".most thiiking. pe qle,!_,there are, perhaps, few nations in Europe les'

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LbIBILITY OF PA 4WNBROKEIS-EXTRAORDI- NdJbY 1) ISCUSSION. Yesterday Mr. Alley, the Barrister, accompanied by several pawnbrolhtrs and others, waited on Mr. Ballantine, at the Thamres Poiice-oflce, onl thle part of Mr. Cording, for whose committal to Tirlsont in default of complyi

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-TUESDAY. LaMax v. JADis.-ThIs was an action on a bill of exchange for 1,0001., drawn by the defendant on Lord Foley. Mr. SUEi stated the case. He said the plaintiff waS a gentleman of considerable property, who, having some money idle, thought It would be usef

F A COUNTRY WITHOUT A GC)VERNMEN'TSFH1ALL WE, H-1VE 1YAR?-THE PERSECUTION Oli' THE PAESS 1N i F7RANCE AND GERMANY. f TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. PTrln, Sepn h 2!, 1S32. Sllt-There is a country wvherd the sky is blue-thc air pure- the climate hcalthy-the soil producti

I RBNCIH 71PBRS. ?? ! ,, ?? (: i,, .to ; i ?? ,~ :I : I I Ix I ?? , I I .'PA1Sis OcI. 1O.-After allthat has been published, what- everrtayihap'en, it isiimpossible that M. Soult and M. Dupin can enter or remaia in. the same Cabidet. *The presefice of .M. de Talleyrand is consider

MANSION HOUSE.-HIGii Lin AMONGST THR TAILORS.- JOHN SALMION and LOUISA Piuc were brought before the Lord Mahyor for the following conduct:- Louisa PIke la a servant In the family of a gentleman named Wheeler, who resides In Leadenballistreet; and Salmon is a jour. neyman tailor

COMPULSORY BMPLOYVENT OF AGRICULTU- RL daOURERS. The following regulations appear in Saturday's Bucks Gazette:- At a Meeting of a Vestry of the parisb of Aylesbury, held on the 5th day of October, 1832, In the usual Vestry place, convened according to the provisions and direction

BOROUGH OF SOUTH WARK. A Public Meetlng of the Electors of Southwark, was last night held at thte S-r1o,, Union-street, for the purpose of receivisnV XW. Brougham, E.q , and nf pagsing Resolutions relative to his re- election. The room in Which the meeting was held was well fille

It Is now confidently stated that the Dulke of RIichmond and Slr John Cam Hohhouse have been appointed to replace Lord Angle- sey and Mr. S:anley. A rumour to that effect prevalled some timne since; but the statement is now made upon good authiloity. -Dudblin l ?? nin Register.