... BENEVOL NT ?? E INSTiTUTION. (. 0tSTYVP T 11tONr. The first meeting ot the Illembers connected with this in.. stittition, in this county, took Place, in the County Court- -llo1se, Omast.h, otll I'hblYv, Stl instant-the District Plresi- de, t of ()rnpgit in the Chair.-zlesolvel-tI'halt svr* ially alpoVC itt tlhe pill);cipls and OI;jeCtS Of tie IENEVOLIt'r OiL. aritr I NSTIrrUJ:ON, nill are ...

... A Memorial, commemorative' of thke worth of Blishop Jlereisy Taylo r, bas lvenu eretedtt in tiwe chance] of thle Cltie- dral Chnrili of' L~uisbm, bty the Blishop and Cliiigy of' Down and CoUInOr.-It consists ofn ar mabie Nla.b, wit I the iliscrip-. tion, resting, on a suitil1ke lbase. to wvhith are affixe-d the arnis of the ee, qua~~rl~j 4k those 'f Biisitp Tfaylor. 'The slab Issppre Nbtt eltI ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT MANCHESTER, r (Ab7i'dged ferom the afonchester G uardian.) [e The New Quay Company having prepared to launch e a new vessel, ealled the Emma, great preparations It' were made to conduct the launch with eclat; and a 'r large assembly of persons was collected to witness it; d of whom, it is supposed, about 200 were crowded upon *t the vessel, being as many as could stand ...

... ?? I DES'TIWCTION 0'P T'ErBRUNSWVIGK TE[rATIE, CONDON. ?? ; , LONDON-FIDAY, PX 2. 29- The house was openoet op Monday ?? last fe-r e diet tine sinee it reconstrtilotiOn, and was diled ihvcutagiancesthen oceerred, ob ed, whicbo unattended to as that time, hagebeea converted Into; preigeeg.of the tertible catastrnp5;'^tlh loap rendlng. On Moenday night, vchat ave gash:~~t I Files, v~ the ...

... (From Extracts of Hunt's unpubliseld wori in che London .C Weekih Reiew.) t Among tbe visitors at Sydenham, was Mr. Matthewv ' r the comedian. I bave had the pleasure of seeing htibthere S .more than ones, Had of witnessing bis imitations,, which, o nadmirable as they are on the stage, areu still more so in r pri- S vate room. Once and away his wife used to come with hlm, r with her handsome ...

... ARRIVAL OF THIE MARQUIS or ANGTAEY n . ?? ar. dAS ick Wer ihe ar- ily mt is'} ras St$ ou DUelIN, MARC'i 1.-The Marquis of Angleseyem.- barked at ten A. M. yesterday at Holyhead, on2 board the Escape, steamrngacket, Captain Skinner, and reach. ed Kkigstown about seven in the evening. Lord W Paget immediately prdceeded in a barge to the Escape. and after an affectionate interview with his ...

... - ., , ,, Te ;TNI ; . ?? . ,,I;i EDTO FJ41A PEL~FAST NEWS-LtETtP,~ _ _ ?? : Sra,,.With hea'rtfelt delight ad- 'iward'satisfactioniave i perased, on F'ridayeye~niug hlst, your anru^aled A~dd4ess ko the Protestants of Ir elan^d, tfor cold indeed inasf ibe tbe Prir- jtestant Aeai~t that d'dei nit beat' responsive to teflseit~idrenas! sd sofeatlessly, so, opportubely, 'aug waith -so munhi classio ...

... LONDON-THURSDAY, FERRUARY 28. HIS MAJESTY.-We have not hitherto noticed the rumours that his Majesty was indisposed, because'wel i thou'ghtithey were sufficiently' refuted by the intelligence published daily of the King having assisted at the Gbun- cils held at Windsor; and of his having received corm. pany; an.d of h!t having paid his usual attention to the I despictohes transmitted to him ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUEuDAY-MARCH 4. It In a Supplement of ten columns which accompanies l the Xews-Letter of this day, will be found an ample re- :h port of the debate in the 1louse of Commons en Lord J. at Russell's motion for the repeal of the Corporation and e Test Acts. The speech of Mr Peel on the occasion will attract particular notice on account of the concilia- tory spirit and ...

... UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR ATVALPARAISO. Extract of a letter fromn Valparaiso, Chile, dated it Sept. 14, 1827.- A disagreeable affair has just oc- An- curred, which, although it may be compromised, cannot on fail to be ultimately ?? to the English residents )se in this country. On tfi evening of Sunday, the 9th -is, ihstant, during the perfoitifance at the theatre, an offi I cer, Mr. J. F., of his ...

... Heard by thre at Ir.' C4uoU Jfrom the lips of MlUlir the Booheeh . (FIrONt THE ATHENSUMi.) Fielding, having finished the manuscript of ' TomnJones, and being at that time pressed for morley, wvent with it to one of your second-rate booksellers, with a view of selling it for what it would fetch at the moment. He left it with this trader in the children or other men's brains, and called up- on ...

... LOXDON,-AION'D 4Y, dlfMIRcII 3. c UI . . llis XI.jesty inte'ds comi'lg tn (oWOil a.ediesdy leixt-amwthe.r refritation, til'S, of the rurimours of his Alajl-stv ?? alarmingly lldisflosed.-Courier. Tihe report that a messenger had artived with dis- patches to Our Goversnmenat from St. Peershurgh is un- frounuded. No dkpatches have arrived, anid it is pro- bable, that when intelligence of ...