... c!omnc_ olitico. CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. ft must appear very evidentto all whlo take the trouble of readinig the reported speches at catilo- lie mhetingos in Ireland, that thc Roman catholic slaves, as tbey call themselves, enjoy, at least, the liherty of speech in the *nost unbounded liccuce. 1In this respect, it must be allowed, wbile the clallk their chains, that they a:e morefree than ...

... T MITIT~'lARY LE CUTIO' r I (tltnectg.-Erl.,ti t of a letterr tiel ts Irfirec cf the 2Sth regiracnt of foot, at Cori-u, lateld Ist of Janutiar, 18 ?? d ?? riy hut one after our - r- rival hele, the whle g'arrison *ns orderedl oiu to witsiess til e'teentilon of a plria;te of tir R' ci 11filitary Slippers and~ M~iners. lilc wvAS SctccVl,(r by a court martial tL. be shot until dead, for hIavingiK ...

... DENI3IGH GRAND EISTEDDFOD. .Il ehaave cinch pleasure in being abic to present Iethle inhabitants of' the Priucipaliti, with el skotch ebofth initeresting proceedings at tlrceig Grand ng Ccrriess of Welsh Baris, whichl e~n'f~~cla CdDenbigli, under the auspices of, the Cvyrn rjod rion in, wynedd, on Tuesday morninZ lase it seporter es-, having teen dispatchosidlfrorn thi dc, xrsl NSfor tile ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,. A document has been published in the MOniteur, 1 which may be taken as the Turkish declsaration of sI war against the combined powers oJ England, c Russia, and France. It is dated Constantinople, si Jauuary 12, and commences with acunsing Russia fi of a series of designs against the independence of a Turkey. It briefly reviews the Greek contest, tl Which it states to ...

... ?? The Duchess of Roxbhoeghe, aceontoatied by the duke, nowvin his 2th yealll', ind 1te o)'er seiu- bers of the family1 left FLen is Oll; las t, the south. -The ?? is to pjIl'S1s1 c0jl ,e his studies in Ellglalid-Someo hlldrvl tolns of turbot ?? 11tited oin WcdiAeesdsy ?? aCe; a new bank has beent discovered ?? witil tur- hot and ?? SatUrday ?? Iw as laloihed from the Thames -Ship-buildhig ...

... rtlrcart fioms it notice of Mr. T13conaparte's Occcjthcs- lgren)iltaiced inL the ofzhscutic (i i/c Ae01 lite-, ,Imc ,c'fef- etn TI'hc author dwells at inith length Oil thle u'e- scription (f the wvild rtuiikey. He asserts nalnfullytr tthe original claim At' Anmerica tQ this bird. Tie first accountttof;l he da\ys; ovax 'i:riltet ln S1*26; by Oreido, in his THistoiy of thle Vest Indies.- it was ...

... EXRECUTION AT LANCASTER[. It Will ibe rtmcinlnired tiat attlic last Lanucfster I -i;iZes, il dui ;I ic iyi)l2Il, I)'ge (itl, Iogrh) rlti, ogted 23, Indt ?? JlvtusI-(-Ih, agd 1S, a father t alltd two SOlIS, werc colnicted of several Ihighway I cobbllhrti' ll l bijllthiris, ill about thc towlishpli of' hicLIp. Aft-r t!o-i r condeinnation, anl tile mnti- mationl that it wvas uslcss l r thecml to ...

... ELOPEMENT, At a late hour on Monday night week, Mr. G. lliissell, the chief officer of the police at Chelten- haln, was sent for to the house of Lady * ?? *¶ of thait town, to consult upon the most efficacious method that could be adopted for the recovery of her daughter, who had eloped the same evening-- Mr. R. recomended an inmnediate persuit, but as a .preliimaiar3 measure, an inquiry *vas ...

... givriapo, Eufal all3 Ca*rl. .id M Mr. Brodie, an emincent surgcon, ?? op.zniill aie- the body, of the late Earl ol' Pembroke, cut his, ilh finger with one of the instrsuiets ts he ts~ed onl that tile occiasion, and vas so ill for several days afterwards, sitsca to be incapable of attending his patients.- in A lithograpiciie printer, nansled Miagny, has bccn oies arrested at Avignoll, on 1a ...

... ct t I s'LocI ant 4,crM.l Wie observe by a ClasgoDw paper, t hat a Mr. Gduthirie, of the Sw-~ift passage-boat, has, within thle last ten years) resucud no less than thirty six per- sons front. drowning, in the canal. Dnring. 1826, lie Saved as anIY as eight. Thie last rescue was uinder soimewhat singular circumstances; a gen- A lcinan walking ivithi his wife, a few ?? ago (and lin thle ...

... EXlPLOYMIENT OF TIE POOR. I A .. ?? : .. ?? A_ ?? The following interesting ?? is Ox- 'lhe p) tracted from Keene's Bath ,Jeournal :-indust: '[The village (if Colervo is in a veryv elevated of tile, situation, a short distance from the London road, theni.' and is thcrefore so p)rominient an object that few who have trdvelled from Bath to London canl be Th unacqonitedwith its situation. tisprin ...

... 'T'HE TEN BISHOPS. We are desirous that the names of those Pro testant prelates who, inD supporting tlhe subversion bill, deserted the chibrch to w hicil they belting, a iid the suprenmacy of that religiron hlichl they )aid ?? tio defend to the utiiost of their power, rhoulid be tra smitted to posterity. And for this purpose we record them hete, that to them the filer of invripient revolution' ...