... STAfE iOF G6A'S-, Se. kEPORT FROM THE SELECT -COrMMITTEE ON C THE STATE OF GAOLS, etc EOrdered by the Housie of Commoins to be pinted 12th . July, 1Is10.) REPORT. The Select Coaiuitteb appointed to inquire into the state arn Descriptionof Gaolsand ?? of Confinement, and | into the best Method of providing for the lefbrmation,,as I well as the sale Custody andr Punishment of O.e dera, and-J ...

... Ari.d Dmercia tie Anid Dasily CommecIa 'Adv~ertiser. * z ?? DUBIAN.1VR1DAY. JANUARY 7, 1830. London Journals of Monday, and Paris- Papers of Friday, have arrived since our last. In the sitting ofthen Chanher of Deputies ,f Thursday se'nnight, a report was made on seve- ral petitions ; one of which from an officer of the Legion of Honour, cotnplained of the reduction %4-hich had been made in ...

... CATHOLIC AFFAIRS - BIBLE SOCIETIES Doctor Walsh, Roman Catolic Bishop of Waterford has lately addiessedan A~ostollidC4arge tO hij Dioeeis, peremptorily enj .ming of his communion carefully to peruse-ihe Holy Scriptures, pointiog o du also, that the differkce..0oe Translation between the Douay d A dt grolis Bible ?? be no hindrance, as they are all alikto in rha ?? Paper. TheTranslatiop of the ...

... PRESIDENTS MESSAGE I ?? J J MONROE \\ SH ?? ; ii; i .it f , }i9 I i'Ll d .V, 3z twelve o'I'cuk, 1lw ?? t;! Un'oited' Si.t-s ?? to bo:,z iA ,es ujf c' C;i gless, by Mr. J. J. Mctritoe, the fo.iwwlng . ?? E SS ?? ?? .'1e-YSne Ci'41tt hd 0 Cu]rSxaleS l1, un, e'lC IIouse e1 'nie Pul'nic i 3uih.h;;ins being' advanced to a strge ri) afr naowd-ccomnpdadion f!r otzo;ress, I cfler ?? mv sincere ...

... HANOVER It appears by the following, plan of a National Representation for Hanover, which has been ap- proved of, we presume, by the Prince Regent, that Religious Liberty is permitted in his Royal High- ness's German'Territories, to the fullest extent; the right of Catholic Bishops to sit in the Upper Chamber is admitted and acted on-and for the Lower House, the towns may choose persons pro- ...

... I8 ;tvtenclialvo 30ttrill41 iI I ?? Vjali.V -iNrctvrcsl ^ eivuskr.^s I I II :DUBLIN-MNiNDkY. .JANUARY 1). Ifr). At - rem . a. _ Three Packets, Lnrgnmg London Jours.als of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, have arrived since our last. THU ?? iMESSAGE. A Copy ofthe President's Meesage to Cogrets) 1,which has been looked for, rather atixinusly during some days past, will be found in our ?? | ...

... FRANCE The cemmencement of the year was, as UsitaT, marked in Paris by addresses vf congratuial.oll t° the Kinig and the other TeIembers of the Royal Family, from the Legislative Assemblies, the MlUsh- cipal Bodies, Foreign Ambassadors. awd Officers 'if S!ate. His MajestY's ansser to the Address fro(17 the Chamnber of Deputies, is ?? are at peace with all Europe, hut we lhave s ih nens enemy ...

... N'EWOUTIi' WALES. a ABSTRACT OF THE GENERjAL POPULATION! e IN NEW SOUTH WALES, AS PEU MUSTER, 1818 AND SS19.O D : ?? AT, 0. When mus;- g I .l ' tered I 8ii7, Oct. 6 to . : i..| I Nov. 25, in- ; I . elusive - ?? 7309 3124 4257 1922 553 17,165 1818 Sept. 28 . I . to Nov. 11, . : inclusive ?? 9328 4017 4658I 2597 784 21,294 Increase 2019 893 311 j 675 - 231 Population nfu Van Diernan's Land 3,760 ...

... I __ LECTURES ON DETENTION Mr. BREHAN, a Dentist of very great cetvLrity, has, vwe are gratifiedl to finsi, arrived ints t:id ity, and intenuds giving a fewr Lectures 'srn ?? tion-a subject in whaich every one rhas atR interest from in- ancy up to the most advanced stage ol 'lf~ -YVery lng and -successful practiceii'aild a peculiar devo-. lion to this branch of the Mecical Ar:t, has einabled ...

... PARIS, JA N. 3.-Yesterday after Mass, the Kiig received deputations from the several Judicial Tri- bunals of the capital, who came to congratulate his Majesty on the occasion of the new year. The Spanish Ambassador was admitted toa private au- dience. At noon, yesterday, his Serene Highness the Duke D'Orleans arrived at the Palace to announce tto the King and Royal Family the birth of the ...

... EAST INDIE.'. I TI e following are extrocts tn m Pr-vat r, I l'esfreeting the new Hritidli Settlezneat forut bl . Sir Stamfdid Rs fies, at Siteaptre: 'PiA:N JUNiE 18-.e indiana, CornwalI;i, * Mary Atne, ao& itht';? ?? ce'sS Well sIe, aIC now 6t Sincapore,'4fie eviery pverson was- engaie(i in lancding' and iiiobuhting the heavy ordinatce .s frorm Pea a 0tgN ' ;;Bu garTriSon, ?? 1 AF three 24 ...

... Tjw LAIP .1 ),iiQ1'.KI' I.N IVDIA. I Thie folloving remarkebly intefesting details a; Zhe phenomena anczxmpalilvlig the above event, are extracted Trim the Bombay Courier _ YOREBUNDER, Juk 17. We yesterday witnessed ii this town and fort, one of the moat awful scenes in nature, that of a violent and destructive shock from an earthquake! The weathe-r w3s close and &ultry, the thermo- bieter ...