... n The following statement respecting Byrne, the unfortunate ioa e dividual who was so cruelly punished ril the prosecirtion of this yunnatural monster, is copied fron:t T/re Dublin IRersld of Fzida.y d last:- It As the pen has been employed on tire nmoos'rnus and beastly deed perpetrated in Londoir hy one of our D1gnitarie ot fshe Church, a Member of the Society fbr dikcountenancing Vice, ...

... IPOSSESSIONS -IN THlE MLD I TRRAAvis \ To THE EDITOR oF TnLE 1IORNING CHlRONICTLF SliIt, ;\lika, Dec. 4, lS21. Considerable interest has latel- been excited, aid sae prtipr:il f the public attention atracted both in l'arlianaent and out .I i to the state of our Mediterraniear Posse-sions. With the t intenrioni, the li'-nisbers of' the I louse of Ciommons who iht called for inquiry otn thik ...

... A Meeting of the Landholders and Farmers wsas yesterday held at thc Shire I Jal), in consequence ofite foillowin Iteqisi- tion having beenipresenited to the High Sheriff (J. TimpeonEs ' We, the undersigned, request that you will please to call a Meeting of the Ow'ners and Occupiers of Land in the County of Ilerte, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of Petitioning ...

... AMEICAV PAPERS. ' a'ROM Thfl3BAtTfliMost altOttnmG ciTnorOtr.CL .On Saturday last; a drove df Negroes, consistn35g9of alsoutia hundred; men, women, and child~in, passed, through the towu for a southern destination. Fifty-fourmof-the above uit'apj wretches were. sor. by Judge Washiogton; of. AZouni. Verijqtog President of the I lother Colonization Society. -r-dbe tri SACSti rAPER Or OCT. 3.] ...

... To THIE EDITOR or Tmr MORNING CRRON[CLE. Malta, June 27, 1822. I cannot but regret the being necessitated to recur to the me- dium of your Pap;er ti m. ke known to the liritish public a sys- tent adopredl, sanctintd, and still pursued by the Governor of these p s~sCsiSrIs, whoasppeais to have lorgotten that the itfproper adnsitittration of the Quarantine Department was one of he prilicipal ...

... MIIEXICO. The latest accounts received bly way of 1-avannati, from this rlistauit and seclmded portion of thle globe, are dated towards the close of' February. From these it appears, that thle Congress Assenmbled oil the -24t1h of' that morith, consequently little cati yet hle known here of the proceedings of this representative body. T1he Provisional Goverrnincut (if thle etopire had decreed, ...

... .- L 14O 4D 0 N: if RFRIDAI, MA!RCH 29, 1821. At a late hour last night, we received the Paris Papers I of Tuesday, by express. They contain accounts of far- ther arrests of officers, and of the arrest of some of the Piedmontese exiles, against whom it is made a crime that e they had lived at Paris under false names! The French Funds have fallen a little. The following are extracts:- P'ARIs, ...

... BA YONNE PAPERS. t I I3AYO\Er, OCT. 10.-We have received the details of the action at which has taken place at Berasuain, between Tafulla and Pamipe- hoa, but too late to be able to give any thing more than an bxi tract. A column of Royalists of 1,500 men, commanded by Col, tl Cabra, bad marched on the 5d from Roncal, and arrived the IL following day at Tafulla. General Espinosa, whose ...

... REPEAL OF THE UNION. On Monday last art adjourned Quarterly Meeting of the Coa- poration of Skimners anld Clovers was held, to receive the Report d~ ot the Committee appointed to prepare anl Address to Lucius Concaotton, E~q, t.P relat~ve to his intended Motion for lRe- peal of the Act of Union. 0rI kt erniottoit of i'lr. WI LLIS, the Report was brought LUp and read. ir commenrnced by, ...

... LATE, AFFA IR OF HON0 UR. One of our Correpmtdents, who views the statement in Tne Courier, respccntig Sir Hudson Lowe, in a different light from ourselves, has thought properto transmit to us the followvingcon,- niunication on the subject. As we are dispo-ed to receive any explanation, calculated to set the gallant Officer right with the pu ilic, ve witlingly lay his remarks before our ...

... GENRERAL, ORDER, BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE MIOST NOBLE THE GOVERNOR GENERAL IN COUNCIL. l~olltical Department, Fort William, Oct. 20,1821. Major-General Sir John Malcolm, having obtained the permis- sion of Government to return to Europe for the recovery of his health, his FExcellency the Governor General in Council deems it tiee to the distinguished character and talents of that meritorious ...

... We resume our examination of these Tracts, which we verily believe are written by the Father of Lies him- f, self to give the people a distaste for religion. The main o purpose of these vile little works is to recommend the p payment of taxes as a most Christian custom to which v none but infidels can object, to reprobate all amusements fi as the Devil's toys, to advise the savings of earnings ...