... LONDJON-1ONDA Y, MAY S. Despatches from Sir F. Lmarn and a Mail from Lisboll, arnived this movrirg. The advices, which ale to the 20th ult. (do not contain any intelligence of import- alice. Thereare two decrees in them-oie removing ill. BAsTob from the office of Intendant of Police-the other appointing M. (le LIMA as his successor. These are issued by Don Miguel in his character of Regent. It ...

... SVB4MARINE NyXAeVI&ATroN In. 1664it Pere Mersanne published an ap~ niisjr* bOats, whlcb preserved comrmunitcatiornss withbe ?? I ater, and twenty years later e - vessel was t at London, by' I orneliua' Van .Dreble, for ,tetlve rotwara ;'nd a great Pustber of paaaebgers. . King Jlmes wsva to tpid a~plsgee amno.g thein. KA liuid; 'of which the author alone kinew.the compbsitloo, gave ?? vitiated ...

... HOUSE OF COMMIONS-FRIDAY, MARCH 14. MW'. V. PEEL presented a petition from certaill iniha- bisallts ?? town of Newry, praying for a repeal of the L%;ather Duties. 'OO R LAWVS-ISELAND. Mr. GRATTAN presenited a petition from certain inhabi- tants of D1bliln, praying ?? some -ystem of provision for the poor ofIreland. The lioe. Gent. observed, he would recoin- metl it to the attentioll of thle ...

... LONDONDERRY CELEBRATION. (From our Correspondent at Derry.J SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, AUIGUST 13. In frets dum fluvii current dum mortibus umbrae, Lustrabunt eonvexa polusd un sedera pascet, Semper honos nomenque vestrum laudesque manebont,' A little before three o'clock this morning, the various clubs of Orangemen, Apprentice Boys, &c. proceeded from their lodge rooms in a strong phalanx to the ...

... TUESDAY-JANUARY 27. ARMkGH PROTESTANT MEETING-ANTRIM POPISH MEETING, AND BELFAST PRO- TESTANT MEETING THAT OUGHT TO BE. 'This is a formidable heading to an article, but as meetings are the order of the day, we do not know a more appropriate situation which the popish, meeting to be held in Belfast this day, can occupy than to be placed between the proud Protestant assemblage at Ar- magh, arid ...

... AN tUNVUBLt~ilCtD CHAPl'ER, flao i1 rue Ttr Mos' SIANSIE 5AUtiGH.` (Flrom thle Gvemn, elited by Tho1i:j, Hood, Esql: Concluded from our fast. Cursecowl, bty this time, had forcible assmnmee of onr abi- 1iy to overpOwer( bion, and Holding he had by far the vorst (,f it, was obliged to glow tamer, using the first breath he got to cry out, A barley, ye thieves, a bailey !- I tell ye, give me ...

... MR. JAMISON'S REPLY TO TIHE ORTHO- DOX PRESBYTERIAN. TO THZr EDITOR OF TIHE-,NEWS-LETTER. SIa-In your note to correspondents in your journal of the 24th ult. you state that you had received an articlefrom a respectable gentleman,' signing himself an Orthodox Presbyterian, in reply to one from me inserted in the News_. Letter and Guardian of the 17th ult. You state that the writer of it ...

... flONDON-FRIDAY, JULY 31. The Russians claim another victory over the Turks in Asia, on the 14th of June. The St, Petersburgh Gazette of 15th July says- News has arrived from Tiflis of a new victory gained on the 14th ilt. by the united detachments of Major Generals Murhwicco and Burzow over large bodies of Turks, who had'assembled in the defile of Poztov. The enemy lost their rich camp, ...

... 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 ...

... Wedniesilay having been appointerl for the Spring Shoke oJ Cattle, a- considerable nrnrmiber oi' very fine anirmals were bromight into Mav's .Mrrk-et-place in lhe mnoining. By twelve o'clock, there was a tiumerous assemblage of Noblemena and Gentlemen, members of the Society, many of whonl came from a great distance. -This was extremely satisFactory, as it manifested the interest they took io ...

... -LONDONv-M-ON-DAY, -7l 94AUA.4Rl' 4. The Quarter's Revenue witU be made -up to-morrow night. Extraordirieqy e4iois.Iiare ?? in the va- ?? departments for-the purpose of giving the state- . met in -as favourable a way as possiifle. We utnder- stand that the falliog off in the Excise and Customs will be-very great.-Standard. SETT1. M1ENT OF GiEEEcE.-The Journal-de Debuts of the 28th ilt. states, ...

... We have hcard since our last of three outrages mu; differerlt ?? of the country, tidek is at thia momient in such a deplorablo state that it is hazardous, to travel through or re- side in ?? Journal. The care taker of a farm, belonging to 11. Kean, Esq. was visited a few iights ago, arid warned to quit, and upon the herdsiman of Mr. Enright, a threatening notice was ser- ved not to follow for ...