... TIHE ENGLISH A-ND FRENCH M I (FROM THE OBSE\tE It ufj3 I It, is a circumstance peculiarly for~ate'fn l the ele'intion of thle intzen F p is count ~ a with the accession of ?? Sve~e.il, I oranM the late events in Paris talcen place at anerir~0o nu Cad the reign of George th e Fourth, a h iewl 'dre of Londonderrv was so unpouao vni nte riods of excitemnent, the diffreceen itehatts i thle ...

... I';tracf of; a letter from Alexander Dawsoil''s ` ,No writ can be issuedlfer a membor to repfetent Lbuth in the room of Leslie Foster, tnitilheis gazetted a Baron of-th'e, Exchequer; and it ii matter of doubt, ;ivether ksnih writ may not then be detained by. Government in the Crown Office; to, wait the General Election, which, me all think ontthis side;'iiill take place in Septemberr-n ...

... I __ REMOVAL OF M DE POLIGNAC. The newspapers hbve publislhed some anecdotes relating to the removal of the three Ministers, Perryonnet, Chantelauze, and Guernon Ranville. We subjbin some information regard- ing Wte rinoval of M. do Polignac. Mr. Th-5ldde Camp of General Lafayette, and M. Rou, Aid-de-Camp of the Minister of War, arrived at St. Lo, on the night of the 25th and 26th. After ...

... I We are indebted to a friend in Meath for some curious ifl4mation connected with the manceuvre& of certain p preparatory to the approaching contest for that 'N'ty. The canvass of the Honourable Mr. Bligih has co pletely disconcerted the plans of Mr. Naper, who, previous to the suit of his young rival for senatorial honours, calculated on the undivided sup- port of the intolerant aristocracy ...

... PRIVA TE CORRESPOLNDENCE. London, Monday Evenirlg. DUBLIN AND FINGSTOWN RAILWAY-L PROCED. lNGS IN CO.MMIT'TEE . (arrnsi Cur; SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) FIRST DAY, FRIDAY, JULY 22. The Earl of OSSO1'y in the Chair. The petition of Sir David Roose against the bill was read- 'No person appeared iv support of it. Mr. 'Flanagan said that he opposed the bill on the part of the Grand Canal Company. Mr. ...

... PR[VATE CORRESPONDENCE. I, ondon, Saturday evening. I prepared you, in my letter of Friday, (er what was done 'in the House of Commons last night, on'the subjeot of the arm bill. Mr. Stanley has deferred, as it would htlve been the boldest pre- ?? in himr *ot to do, to the representations of the Irish members against that proiect. It would seem by his speech that he has postponed the natker. ' ...

... l~ Ri NG, .1lNRY.STREET POLICE-OrFICE. ,AT ilie PROSEECUTION OF TilE SOLICLIl01t Or' FXCL 'rIs. Wu, 4, a. PATnICD CARIGAY. IbIS was an information Under 4th of George IV, chap. 9°, ber. 15.)4, to recover from the defendant a penalty of 501l., tbr havi;:g sbd a i ed, it for a ?? different from that for Which it was John Barry, officer of excise, produced the summons and no- tice, a copy of ...

... ?? .GLOIO. DIV.SION ON UIff SECQND; READ. ?? ING OF THP, REFORM BILL i -- . Is qsed t, distinguish the..blemberafoeCounties.. I-ISI MEMBERS. *Aoheso:, Lord- *Fitzgibbon, BR H W'OConnell, M *Belfasti Earl-of ?? O'Ferrall, R M *Bernard, Taho arty, Sir R- - 0'43Tady, S lBlackney, - 4Hill, Lord Arthur CO'Neil, J B R Bodkin, .IJ - Hill, Lord GA wOssory, Earl of *Boyle, Lord !Hort, Sir W. Oxmantown, ...

... AIAYO CENTRAL COMMITTEE. (FROMI THjE CASTLEBARl IrLEGaAPi 01 SIONUAY,. llight Rev. Dr. MIlAC HALE, Chairn;mn. To be relieved 2Q14,43S, at 7d. each, amounts to 6,5461. This i iS an increase over the preceding week, of 2590 persons. FINANCIAL 1ErTU RN, AS MtADE UP 1vY Ma. LARMlNIE, :LE itX OF 1 THli COatalrTlER. Cash received - - - -£,'o20fr l'amlent of (lebs previously contractei - - 1,700 ...

... COUNTY OF MEA'IEH ELECTION. (From our Special Reporter.) t Trim, August8th, 183I., 13 I tbhik I may pronounce that the triumph of popular sentiment B here is certain. I never witnessed a Mlore vehement exhibition ci of political feeling than. those hustings to day have furnished. 1 The aristocracy are powerloss, aand seem to have lost all infl- un ence. The degree to which excitement exists is ...

... I -M PV trL PAPL14ANt.f I I HOUSE OF LORDS3, Mowsonsv, 1Ar '2S. ROYAL ASSQXNNTF The Lords ~Carlnfifsioaerr declared. the Ray ni -Aosent wtote Couway Brillg.~Bill,, the English and 1rish4Thiai Pay Bill, the ~-tdicidall Ct'fikes l(Ireland) ~'~u~tiooi Fe 1111 te I~nrupt Laws Amend,- I mns ?? Blltlt. dasis o Iai~d Regulation Bill, dieLunticsA~lum(5.ehnl) ill th Eolyltead l~ond.3ill, this ...

... CA4TNjOJIC IfErTING. I I . - .- ?? N~fetintr nfl Ik tt re-pcctob'e anrcl lnumerouts X Ouctaig JU 'LiS Convened yesterday, pursuant to I 1;e l. The large room at D'Arcy'5 was ii an early hor, and the utmost solicitude I 0' cd fo r tie taking of the Chair, and enter- tc businesO For which the Y7 :eting was as- l TT! ] At half.past three o'clntk L Th EARL of FINGAL to the Chair. fir. O'GoRUctAN ...