... ' ; Uri2I~ i. , vll'l'e '''r~tr'Ittcinlcitti~ig tiE the hout ?? > o ?? CI'i:. 1 Qhe 1L vottts ollat ?? Yi'i ?? £,irslir, state~i, ClOt tao( l!tice'' i!i 'ttraiiit to arijoortncnici, to itlsrticti lf'w 00ii' rese 1 the icissda terre 'Istat meetirtl, i ?? thke conniectton wit!) !Kirkaii~ll shinililit 'ii' LmI10t ?? relleteittee of oianatsai'flt ?? Ali:ni:s itm root ielltee, arrallged tv: he' ...

... 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, ...

... ?? . 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 ...

... r\IvEISiY 5.il3jARY; THE SURGEONS. ge me115 cannot imagine what our friends the' Surgeons trai bolt It is nlow eight days since we fasoured them Sor the famous Minute which they caused low h l~shed: andi strange tO say, nothing in the shape anD he pan lisher or defence 'has yet appeared. Sorme of the wh otas bu~tlg mnemItbers, c frappant and tintinabulant ap- the 0a of tule College, have ...

... EFFECTS OF GAM1BLING. . . . * . -. .. * -- -- 1 - k I Sairtldny rifiernoon an inquisition was taken at 51r Yi.ang's- Fhoouin ti t :hoern. No. 7, Hiaymarket, ~before Thonrlis Uligga, E~q. on rho body of Frederick Datubrawa, aged 23 ,ye;,rs, a ?? of fireign extraction, holding a commii- sion in iris ilaisstysa army, who shot himself with a duel- .J sepir Lang, of Nfo. 7. Ilaymarket, stated, that ...

... The subject is one on which all opinions should be heard willingly and dispassionately. A great deal of property is in the bands of Protestants ; that is. the fee of a great portion of the kingdom is theirs; but the largest proprietors are altoge- ther out of the country; and if they be considerable employers, they are employers of foreigners. What is it to an inhabitant of this country ...

... 1 WORD TO THEI LOPERS Of1 THlE CWCE. I tThe chace is one of thre mont sensuall of pleasures, by which Of the powers of the body are strstegly exerted, but those of the mind remain unemsployed.`-,King oj Prussia's Woark. qui Iwould have you to hunt a little, htyumyntb in-lhal rant of what every English gentleman is presumed to be familiar ay with ; but remember that you cannot engage deeply ...

... THIE CONCERTS. T Ta ihe Editor of the Beistol JlfAercuypy Mr. Editor,-Amnergw the many evils, to *hich talent will alwflys be lible, nene apprar tomesoannoyirng.-a thte despicable ?? of pretended criticism.; by.which men, who have devoted a lift to science, are mlhjected to the lash of presuniptuous igno- rance' `vhich dares t; sit in jodgment on what it cannot cor'- prehe'ndf, ,Tbieevil is, ...

... - :!rz-c : 'C ?? St Petcrsturgh, Oct .30. l rirwe FBOM TUE ARMY IN TUREKY, FROM THYE IITH TO 'THE t 27Ti OF OCTOBER. 7 Im icliatelv ~after the taking of' Varna, Prince Eu- 1 ?? of Virternberg, at the headl of his detachment, cl W-ent n pursulit of the troops of Omner Vrione, who n had retreated on the road to Constantillople, during h thle night of the 11th of October. The precipitation ii ...

... COUNTY OF EU]NBi; I BnII)F\wF~r.T..-A report ?? :iv ]ivn: I A . . ;s _ . n~1ifti)5FAv~.T._, repoit s.s~e~i ,, of iutisijes, re~tylii I' h ve e in Cii rbtt to l'arliarint r Ilirati lri.w no farther unliy should take.Oanii e and that, it should lie don, byavo i coiinv, - ?? O, Lord llosebery entered intlo tin, sons for ilissentini frtom tilw iti f forl t le proposititin lie hadmat ii flil siy ...

... -HTE SHERIFFS' BALL. wo bts given the splendid Ball with which the Lord I.d 01301ced bi8 intention of favouring hig fellow- - ,icl of the ordinary Annules Ball given by the She- s p5palar manners and well-known liberality of his rj led tO an elpectRtilfn of a ftte more splendid than i this instance, as in every either, his Lordship's 1jstiled the public expectation. it wiaS an- &a Giidhall ...

... I - I I I I ~ -o A!sOM.[IA rOION OF SHERIFFS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR. IOU] The Names of those who were Nominated for. Sheriffs the by the Lords of the Council, at the Exchequer, fis tbe gre, morrow of St. Martin, in the 9th year of the reign of King tiott George IV. and in the year of our Lord I828 :- tion tacn 13.EDFORtDSHI-RE:.-.William Dodge Cooper Cooper, of Tod- lt dingiton, REq. ; W'illiam, ...