... ?? AN.De CATHO)LIC AFFAIIYRS. [ ?? THE DUBLIN EVENING 1o`5T.] The following Correspondence has taken place be- tween Anthony O'Brien, Esq. Chairman of the Ca- tholic Meeting lately held in the Ne'v, Chapel, Marlbo- rough-street, and the Right Hon. Henry Grattan: Upper Gardiner-street,24th Dec. i8i9. Strt-As Chairman of a numerous and respectable Meeting of the Roman Catholiilnhabitants of the ...

... °OARD OF ErXCISE, J.4v. O. TlHE KING V. VOISEY. : This was an Information exhibited against the defendant, who s is agrocer, for obstructing 1. Burton, an Excise office6,' in the erecution of his duty. The Information, which is founded. pors the 10th Geo. I. cap. 10. sulbjects the accused party,'oncortvic- tion. to apenialty of 1001 or not ?? than one-fourth in mitigaildn.' Mr. Mayo having ...

... To ?? EDITOI or ~ra 'MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, l As the author of those observation on the projected I transmission of New Settlers to the Cape of Good t Hope wvhich'have been animadvered upon by Capensis, in your Paper of this day, I beg to be indulged in an opportunity of reply, congratulating myself, at the same i time, in having ?? an adversary so able and well-in- formed a writer as your ...

... EXITAOltDkNAIY ATMOYMlJP RIO PI!Ex'OMt=- | - NON AT MONTREAL. - We insirted on Tuesday, from the Awericahi Pa- f pers, some accokint of the singulair, we might a!- z most say terrific, darknes4 whilh overspread thba to6wn. of Montreal iU the tarly ?? (f lait month. i The following more interetting particulars are froth i the Carzadian Courant of Nov. 10 I- . I R119tARkAsLz OSsCURITY.-To those ...

... ?? SiFDITJONS AD 0TROUBLES.' Lord BACON, who, like the great Bard, nil tolitur inepte, has, under the above title, left us some remarks which well merit the consideration of our own times. Neither doth it follow, says he, that because these fames are a sign of troubles, that the suppressing of them with too much severity should be a remedy of troubles; for the despising of them many ...

... a MM, -?11141jlft- ?i I.- Major-deneral Lewis Grant has been appoin G I Gornn, of the Bahama Islands, in the room of Charles C m1eron, Esq. resigned. The: Prinee Regent 4as app a)h~d of the lank bornpanic, vf the -25tI Regiuent behig permitted to. ieorn their eatin,. npts, the word. Martiauq,. itt,.conmieerncqiqr.a at diitiniguished services at tre reduction. of ari, Tlue; in tbe month of ...

... THU 5_4)'A 'sPOST. tONTDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1820. ETTERS have been roceived from the Cape of Good Hope of 30tl October. Lord H. Somerset Ilp to that date was still engaged treating, it was re- ported, with the Caffre Chiefs for the cession of a large portion of their territory. The late military operations having terminated in the total discomfiture and 'dispersion of the seavages, had had ...

... -NA'ad Inttigenrc Dowter, Dec. 29~-The brig Bredalbane, of Laficaster, Cupt. Geo. White le. Miramichi, with ti.sbe4 planks,, lath-wood, and-staves, forLancaster. on thde zth ilt. being in the Western Ocean, ini lat. 45. ?? - and Ion.' 28. 4., about one in the, mornin~, she encountered a- nast dreadful gale of wind fronm k; S. AV. 'aundt two, not- withstanding every exertion at the. pumps, they ...

... ON THE WORD GO VERNME..NT. His Lordship declared,. it could never he said that any thing -written against the Mlfinisters individually, or against the Admini- stration, could be eonstrued into a seditious ibel. A libel on him- self or any of his Noble Friendsaround him in the Administration vas merely a personal libel, and had no refrence to sedition. But there could be no doubt, that if a ...

... AN IRISHMAN THflEE DATS IN LONDON. Frienti, it mayafford entertainment, and even some cuni~ils intelligence to the public, to be informed of what insults a stranger is exposed to, who, in peram- btlating this' capital of the commercial world, unwit- tingly strolls into that den of bulls and bears the Stock Exchange, in Capel-court.' Called on the other day by a young relative, his father and I ...

... In The Morning Chronicle 'of Saturday last I en- tered upon the affairs of Germany in general. In my present communication, I shall confine my observations to Prussia in particular. To repeat what is generally known, would be superfluous, and I shall therefore speak only of matters which the Government purposely conceals. The Sovereign of Prussia, whose tottering Crown and Throne were secured ...

... QUESTION OF VERACITY BETWEEN MR WRIGHT and MR CORBETT fFro' M13r. Wcrglst'a Pref-e to the Trial of. Wrigzht * Clement.'1 Tre orly two p-oints upirn whiich it ?? necas-! sary for mue, at present, Lo trorb'e rhe 'reader,.arel -,first, the offer made by M'r Cobbetr ito Governti ment, toI dis ,ti-6ue his Re1,ister, pbidve'd ccttain roceedilpg against hiim were,'rdpped; aqdr Sse-, c .ndh, the ...