29 OCTOBER 1831, page 2

The King Of Holland Is Understood To Have Rejected The

terms of peace proffered by the Allies. Subsequently, however, to his refusal, his Majesty is said to have requested time for considera- tion : it ought to have been for......

Glad Tddings.—it Is With The Greatest Satisfaction That...

state, on the best authority, that there is no foundation for the belief in the postponement of the meeting of Parliament to January. It will meet, at the very latest, on the......

When The Last Mails Left New York, There Was A

convention of delegates from fifteen of the States assembled at Philadelphia, to consider the propriety of revising the Tariff. The Southern States call for its total repeal ;......

The Knw. — Our Chronicle Of His Majesty Is This Week Limited

to two • facts—that he has passed the week in the enjoyment of his illustrious family in the green retreats of Windsor ; and that he this day exchanges that truly princely......

A Measure Of The Greatest Importance Was Submitted To The

French Chamber of Deputies on Monday—it was aprojet of' law for the establishment of a school of primary instruction in every one of the 40,000 communes of France. From a report......

Greece, Which May Be Said To Have Had No Settled

Government since the commencement of the insurrection that led to its inde- pendence, has been suddenly deprived of its nominal head, by the hand either of private revenge or of......

The Polish Army Has At Length Given Up All Resistance.

The Prussian Government has already delivered 9,000 horses to the Russians ; at the same time affording a hospitable reception to the unfortunate Poles. Every private soldier......