... ,Yatfttito-. ?? The French Operatic C Tmpa hy.Tis celebrated corn. re pany, who have recently been so very successful in Dublin, to where their extraordinary meritsappear to have been justly in appreciated, have fitted up a neat and elegant little stage, with scenery and orchestre, in our Music-hall; in which dr they have advertised to perform six nights. We witnessed us part of the first ...

... ?? - COO r. ft%-, v?b' lil DE fit rI- Crh. .i~ltl'OlLTIoNr M~stQNSi \gORll, e axobwnso, ,uO ;r~rvg~l~rpoo ArF.RCUT- e -ORGsTLEM On peruisig a late loper of yours, i find It 'Is the intentionlsof the Coinnijo CU'leil to erect a Session- house ilegthesorough-glol, Aud a building, Al'posjte Bride. Well, for pollee purPos1s; in consequence of which I beg leave to make a fewy imarks, 'ntlein, _ ...

... s - .311 - I -a.10 libulcottc. d ?? ?? FliA5[CE. - d The speech.of the King of France, on the opening of ft tbe Chambers, reached London on Tihrsday last. It was s -delivered onhe 23zJ ult. It is remarkable for its impu. P dent assumptioa of the disinterested nature of that legiti. t mnat.principle of monarchy which has actuated the cabinet of trence in her late aggression an Spain: and it ...

... I Iz --l - ?? - -a ; JaCU35, ?? alp 0,111t1t1E. I. , = = - -* GIREECE. By accounts through Paris, intelligence from Greece had r been received to the 3d ult. Lord Byron has been sue- p cesifil in settling sonie differences between the Pelopone. 'I sian Chiefs. Thecitadel of Corinth had been provisioned, o' and a powder-nianufactory established at Tripolitza. But a what is still more promising ...

... - 7a tt c5. - . . . . g . . :. I ?? Mew Mnzr !e.-.tt is detierniied. wve understand, that r tbe -lew church iintended to be erected for the joint aecotn- tl mudatiou of the townships of Kirkdale qnd Edotc, is to be t vrnilk oa a picec ovfground, which will be ptesented to the t s-ustees by Lord Derby. nearly mid ay between the two fi flares, and abooit h3afla mile from Bootle. b A ?? iltiing ...

... DIARINH HUMANE SOCIETY. Qis Tuesday last, the annual uneeting of the above ex- ar celle'nt institution was held in the surveyor's-room, Parish Offices, Water-street, ..Sr John Tobin in the chair. The Bs following report of thle proceedings of the society Was tcad in to the meeting 1 Your committee are happy in having the power to ac- quaint the present meeting, that, although the eases of ...

... _-4- ?? i r, C- -li Z! Z - - ?? - , ?? * V,-- ?? 1 a. 1 i ,n e r at Oporto. ?? Os'enii 5,].te t l'illau, ci ee at N5T1420p' * d, i New- OrrIleans at the Cyde in 5o ! ?? 'Ci fl ) ; r:hb't for Hanylsnrg at CxhaN en.. ¾ 1 ?? t I i; PA n ie gin a, P ot i-e , a n d N e D CitL , rc this piart a enace. 'aqcd'at-ui hence at Sincvna. ifnt Cr i ,th inlst. It iylfak, Knlow:,.1, hence at Liubon. i~i, ...

... -Z % ;E ie Accounts from ?.\adrid of the15th instant, received by r way of Bayonne, represent Spain as remaining in the same state of distress and of uncertainty with respect to the md measures of the Govermnent. Meantime many persons le continue ta be arrested and imprisoned; even the nobles a. are not exempt: the Marquis of PaiRmarQz is arrested. Ms Madrid has been set fire to in four places ...

... Clihol jtlorniagl'o Jtlilil. In the Htouise of Lords. L.ord Ho1liland ?? a 9eti. tion from the Corporation of Xnttin:ham. of which hie is a member, against the Alien WilL The petitim ~to which lhe agreed) stated the bill to be hostile to the commeref, 3 pence, lavs and constitution o~f this country. anti hos- Idle to those EnglishhMen who liven abroad..Lord Bel- . haven prrrented a peti iso ...

... NaVal Entellie?vnrr. Barton, Hankshence for Barbadoes at Madeira 6th ult. Hannibal, hence at Virginia. Columbia, Roger.s and Diamond, Macey, hence at New York ?? ult, Euphrates, Sprague. hence at do. I1th ult. Nestor, Lee, and New, York, Maxwrell, hence at do. l2th. Baltic, heneesat do. 16th. Friends, Choate, from the Clyde at do. in 18 days. Lady Wellington (packet) fromn Falmouth and Halifax ...

... ja? - -- ofir HONOUBLa OJWA&s CASNZNM IV 'I'm 71,- ?? - ?? -= ? his -qAtbhdAh-- ytbe Uvs of oneawvord. whch waws hli Sme&tlkn- 'di- in this view he contemplated every measure, and S alccording to the inte sets of England. JMr. canning en the Allen BV11, Apr02, I reeived, the other day, a letter from a public. iidstre of the county of Somerset (with whom I am s't jtr requesting information ...

... - -O T 1)MALit ArrintlocATH FVuExD, Sim,-,One morning veareytl j iiy old. chummy, Lord Byton, slaps we on the foot, and says tS mre Totnmy, mrays he!. -the author of 'Thirty days c Itath September' deserves trhihortality.- Dang It, says 1, i Lord, rso he does, and I should vasdI like to be popp'd in the ?? coustellation.-i4oi dear friendto extenuate suchasplra- TF tions, I write this here ...