... ?? . t. %IX pto .4500 A CC OUNTS from Gibraltaf to the 21st, men- tion that the fever continued its ravaggiin defiance of the efforts innade to arrest its progress. During the few last days, the deaths had amounted to 41 each day, anid even this fiightful mortality tvas not in proportion to the increase of the sick. The following are the bulletins froto the 13tb. Cases. Deaths. 13th - 904 - 31 ...

... One of the accusations which tile adherent&a sud ]It advocates of popery most freullently ativasce Jo against the noble and truly British associations ill now forming- in every part of the country,in de- in fence of the constitution, is, that their munbers L£ are actuated by a desire to withliold fromi their Bi Romnan catholic fellow-subjects their rights. The right of the ptipists to an equal ...

... VAR[ET'IE. In our colonies of New South Wales and Van Dieniass's Land there are eight newspapers a1 tfour nagazines regularly puiibstcd -. It has been decide(l i n the Courtof King's Bench, thalt no action can be Irouligt fin phleasanits sold by a bieeder, although bred ou his own premsises. The sum of £1n. 3s. has benC eollc Cted in Neath, under the authlsrity of the king's letter, and trans. ...

... EXlPLOYMIENT OF TIE POOR. I A .. ?? : .. ?? A_ ?? The following interesting ?? is Ox- 'lhe p) tracted from Keene's Bath ,Jeournal :-indust: '[The village (if Colervo is in a veryv elevated of tile, situation, a short distance from the London road, theni.' and is thcrefore so p)rominient an object that few who have trdvelled from Bath to London canl be Th unacqonitedwith its situation. tisprin ...

... Kir.tYMAN.-A meeting of the Protestants of the parish of Killyntan, in the counties of Tyrone and Armagh, was held at Verner's Bridge on the'20th. ult. 'for the pur- pose of establishing a Brunswickl Club- Captnin Lloyd was in tho chair. The mecting vas addressed by the Rev. Mr. Horner, Geo. E. Stuart, Esq. Joseph Gieer, Esq. Rev. James Phelaen, Richard Lloyd, Esq. Mr. M'Elroy, Henry Atkinson, ...

... AMERICAN BALLOON ASdENT. PERILOUS SITUAATION OF TIIE AERtONAUtT. (From the NAew ?? Commercial Adverdser, Septemb>r 19.) A lirge concourse of people assernbled yesterday in Castle Gardens, to witness the ascent of Mr. 11obertson. The pro. ress of inflating the balloon was not completed until six o'clock, when Mr. L. entered the car. The balloon rose gracefully to the height of upwsards of one ...

... I On Frislay last, a meeting of the Graduates of the Dublin Uiiiverzi-y %as htld at Morrisson's Great RtoOMs, DawSOuI-street, for the put pose of establishing a Brunswick Countitntional Club. Lord Castlemahie was called to the chair amidst loud acclamation. The entlthtsiasin of the meeting io the cause of the Constitiu- tion is intdescrilbable. In less thatt half au hour after the formatint of ...

... ? ITSM.RX-0 41 ?? ?? . I.- 4.-. 4. M y glavemi ?? .4 im; theusua M~a C ~TAO rI~C1VaII with the armest 4pplsuan. wath 113 , keel) r., S~ina sokd, -When 1.look round met w~euoic It ?? .a t~a~a scene O( ts calltl conviviality when0 ~. beol en -o~ a yl lof. noeetng~o it6 lii pe'ctable citloens of LondoO, Ill which persons~k 'Have he ptalcPsneeomatI aegtbritI iW t i~sr;. e irr R.., when I ...

... kQ?i?oN iuaz ({Somn tiae Ga~wgow iW.J We, insert the following com-nuniation, regaicling this inwstimportant subject, with much sadsfaction. The proper quarter: has at.ngtb been applied to, and, in the hands of Lord Wllace, the -suhject will! -not he permitted to- sleep. I Hils iotdshjph persevering attentiont to evey thing'thfat car;l beneilt ethe de@ M e sand mn* ufactares Of tfia cou!1.I ...

... aR^:ZTIN AND rO!tEIGN BDIBLE SOCIET1'Y. An Auxiliary to this InLuILtiun has recentlybeen Aormed in Edinburgh, and its Committee have published the following admirable and dispassionate Address, orom which it would seem, that the mind of our northern neighbours is rif;hting upon this much controverted subject:- 'The Committee of the Edinburgh Auxiliary Bible Society desire, on entering into ...

... -rITCI AT CHNESS BETWEEN THE LONDON AND ED ISBURGH CLUBS. The fifth game of this match, which declded the contest, d has just beets published witll va'riatiosts and remarks by Mr. t Lewis. The match Was coomsnenced in April, 1624t.; the stake played for ?? a cup of the value of twenty-five gu- neas, cld thie best in three gainies (exclusive of drawn gases) wals to lbe the winner. The Edinburgh ...

... PRIVA TE CORRESPONDENCE. A. counts rrom London, Nov. 10. i ; Accounts from Gibraltar to-the 21st ult. have been receiv- ,. ed to-day, according to which the late prevalence of easter- 0 ly winds had considerably increased the violeijce of the fe- Y ver. The medical men of the place affirm that the mortality _ would have numbered at least a hundred victims per day, had iot numnerous vmigritiona ...