... 7SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, $31. | .Teta.AcoiunS or IRtLAND continue o furnish the most agitating topic of'political discussion BAr. O'Connell seems resolved that his country shall suffer no quiet until the last ofi:bis plans be:brought into operation; and.there are iow str6ig reasons for believing 'that this.final'plitn is, a total separation of .te two islands, by the establishmecA in Ireland, of ...

... Catle ralft. ? N5lK-NSACKEnY FINE ARTS.-At Windsor lately, a picture was shown to his present Majesty by one of the attendants, who observed that the late King admired it verv much. Aye, said his Nlajesty, it seems pretty I dare say it is; my brother was very fond of this sort of ?? expensive taste, though-take it away - take it away ! COL. FITzcLARENCE.-It is said that the immediate ...

... AGCUMTURAL ,REPORT FOR DECXraBER. December has afforded us some wintry weather, although it can- not be said to have exhibited * winter in its roughest mood. The operation of ploughing is in a forward state, and the soil, upturned to the frost, receives its mellowing influence, powelful to correct the evil effects of a wet sumumer, and af'ording the best preparations for the husbandry of the ...

... IRELhAND. I I OFFICIAL CIRCULAR TO THE MAGISTRATES. Dablita Castle, Deccrnbep, 1830. Having received, and laid before the Lord Lieutenant, letters from Msagistrates in several parts of the country, announcing that meetings of mischievous tendency, under various pretexts of politi cal discuvSion, or of public amusement, had takenwplace, or were expected, and requesting to be informed what ...

... Imauntew c te-icellaIlv. INCENDIARISM IN YORtKsaIE.-We have felt the greatest disinclination to believe that the spirit which has spread so much alarm and devastation in the south, vwo'uld extend itself to our more happily situated county. But we arecompelled to record, this week, two incendiary acts which too clearly prove that the diabolical spirit has spread to this district. We are, ...

... ! VOBLIC ZINEER TO H MRE RYHUNT, ESQ., m. P., AT ANACHESTER. On Saturday last Mr. Hunt, having on the preceding day accepted an invitation to dine with his political friends at'Oltham, made his publicentryinitolManchester. About one o'clock he arrived at St. Peter's-ields, commonly called Peterloo, in a-barouche drawn by four horses, and accom- panied by Mr. Mitchell, of Preston, Mr. Archibald ...

... - AME1A. I ?? e. .. l X . . l. 1. F PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE.' Both Houses of Congress met on Tuesday the Mth of December, when the Message of the Presidein *As deli- vered. It is extremely long, occupying. seven cluinmlns in the American papers. The, follqwjig'extract'$ ?? evier9 thing of interest to the English reader:- iellowr Citizens oyf dc Soritae, air ,House of Repreeetetioes, The ...

... correopoltbelc._e._I SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLIES, AND COsCERTS. To the Editor of the Preston Chronicle. Snl, I was glad to see the subject of the assemblies taken up in your last, by An Old Subscriber, and it would give me, as well as many others, much satisfaction were some such measures adopted as he has suggested. But the difficulties to be contended with are very great, though I am ...

... .SATURDAY, JANUARY lo, 1831. nit no THI: DiSTutittae DisT'is-rs.-T'e Special Commission ve which has been sitting at Salisbury for the trial of persons ie concerned in the several acts of riot, extorting money, and rs, oteitaeosbece keother outrageous breces of the law, in the county cf 11 Wilts, terminated on Monday last, when 26 of the priso- ed ners, against whom verdicts of guilty had ...

... THUE ELECTION. To the Editor of the Prrston Chronicle, Chorley, Jasuuryl4, 1831. Sean,' Having had my attention directed to a letter contained in your last week's paper, and signed T. Redmayne, Auctioneer, in which I tan charged with uttering a gross, base, and wicked falsehood, respecting the matter in dispute, I beg to off'er the fol- lowing statement and observations, & trust to your ...

... Irclaini. STATE OF THiE COUNTRY. (ienom the Dublin Warder.) C Our publication of this day too unhappily furnishes evidence, Ii that the villainous and blood-seeking excitements of O'Connell are e fast operating to their conseqibential horrors. The frame of society appears to be undermining to its utter fall and dissolution, and 11 those who survive the convulsion will have nothing to look at ...

... ca tl 614t ROYAL VISIT TO SCOTLAND POSTPONED.-We are sincerely sorry to say, that the likelihood of Scotland being honoured this year with a visit from our gracious Sovereign and his Queen is now considered extremely uncertain. At this moment the intention of snaking progress to the north- ward of the Tweed is, for various reasons, almost entirely ?? Observer. SCOTCH FAMUIES IN POLAND.-It is a ...