... 5i6elantf. STATE OF IRELAND. (From ?? DIublin Errshibg Pot!.) Every man must be convinced that the social and poli- tical condition of (relind is approaching a great change. The poor and the rich, the resident and the absentec, thc corporations, the people, the church, and the state, the Catholic and the Protestant, cannot long remnain in the relative position which they hohl with rsrpect to ...

... -- - ;.I ?? . I'll a vf ti n I e Italignue. - ?? -- NEWIrTtAVVt, Au(i. ?? ship TLady Anilerst ii n oil this polt, lei't S t. ilella Sth Joly ; Sir S. Rlatile'e ald svite ill the A7lriner, leit onl the 1W ; tile Go'oio, ( Jitiorld, onl tie -til; and tle ship Maiitllui oil tb iu Ist. I P0t'otsmou-Lii, A u(;. 2 2.-Arrived oil' tie Pert, the n Crisis, -, irons 'NLv Yolk, in 19 days, ,vi tli ...

... SALMION FISlHIERIES. 1'r re ' Tci Rleport and Appendix of tihe Select Cormnnittee rt of the IlousC of Corn mons, oil tibe Salmon Fisheries leof thc Unlited Kingdom, have been printed. Th iu *h Report is short, and in conclusion ti us aCCOo0110tS fii' rnot going into (IEti;IS:-l III reporting tbe evidence already obtained, the Committee are of' opinion that ; they ought to ubstain, from ill ...

... I %x , - , I We are highly gratified in making known to our friends the veay good appearance Miss MOLMIES, a native of this place, made ht the Haymarket Theatre in her first and second performances on anly Stage, which we cannot convey to them better than by giving Extracts from dift'erent London Papers: EHAYMAR11ET THEATRE._ Before the curtain rose for the second performance, The Beggars' ...

... 1Tim DMIZS'T =m=Va, SBEPTXWBER *. Public attention has been repeatedly called to Spanish afiairs in the course of the last week. Great effbrts have been made to Obtain a loan for King Ferdinand, but we understand without success, and even without a prospect of success. The Royal bankrupt has tried all the snonied markets to little purpose. We do not believe the jobbers in loans are at all ...

... NEGRIO SLA rVERY. Tll: ARIGtCM1E.NT, THAT TIlE COLONIAL SLAVES AU.E an'r'r ItI 0' CTl;.AN'rITE Ott it'rlS llEA5.NTRY,AN'SWVEIED, FlROM2 '111 IIOYAL J.AMlstCA GAZETTE Oi' JUSN 12 1 'v B'Y THOS. Ct'A', cSO'., M.A. I know of nt,5 argme1nt more unfounded, and which has yet heert more mischievous to the cause of ilinnallity, thall that the slaves in the British Coulonics are better off' than ...

... k] ?? I., I.: ?? . ?? I O N, ? 0 ili'i~ ?? ?? :L as , 1/i,.1z f/,e Wats excuteri hicrc, ?? to sentetire passed ipolll h lit by the I fig g Court tif .J oticiary, at F'Millihlygi, on the ,1tI Il' I I Itily 1 ast, ftu tit I ?? oi sttu i rief or masterfii I theft, as it is termed in law, . itc. overilpoweriltg end dec- di priving by force a man of his property. The ?? i if act was cnmmnitted by ...

... eili, T&OPOGArn. I ANo. ILL AaecsrOsL CItuncn. At the disitance of sotneWvhat norc tban a quarter ofa mile from Forelnark, in a Nortil-casterly direction, is a singular rocky bank which terohinates abruptly above the eftensivc mneadows on the margin ot tli Trent. The sIum-mit is onlv as continuatiijm of the higih groundi of ioremarl* but, fromn its rude and sudden break, .singularity of form, ...

... ?? grii), On Wednesday tle \Iigistieatcs alnd Town Council, | lit theilir meeoting, resolved talt tile statle of (Char]les Ii. in the ParlilmcOnt Square, si uald be ?? down, in order to ?? wh iat rCpairPS arc iiecessirv, it be- ing understood that some of tlhe props are so much de- cayed as to be in danger olgiving way. We hear that the Rev. Dr Mforrison, so justly cele- brated for his ...

... IOM a N LIE NCE. , DOMESTIC NTNE'1LLIGENCE. t - ?? I LN. - .J L4 AA. .> 5, I L4. -t ?? WNSn Atli- '2t -Thsdyhi a,Nlesty, for tile ?? tinc scicec hi 'eC!si cince cit ticslb Ro i Lodge, rode 1 olt liorselmeik, f'ollowedlb liv hi phactoin and cl'ttm tik- Si1 ing cI ride itl thme (recit I 'rk, returned to tile ?? In Ludge to diimime. !Iis '\lomjcsty louked oectrulldy - edl, and cinitlliec; to ...

... ?? ~ ~ ?? V Tite Paris JTouirls of Tuesday c .h iit numetrous a (Iii of the at-tivity of thle C'ensors. 'Tle ?? left :tet 'lec;perate pitllling htook occupy ue:arly a0, f ioc of the pilpcrs as the printied maltter permilitted to v .u-,flil). This is certainly' an ingenions mode lihich a lie Frlneoh Editors Itavve devisecl to sievi tial (pauntity (I f o bulosiouis mutter tlat they wtouold ...

... London, Ttewdq/5 August II. privtte letters from Paris, dated Satuirday, inake no Of the report that has been circulated here of the ap. ont of a Regency in France. The R i eo's health, we learn P°t e best authority, is such as to inspire tbe most serious ap. p1itl;ODS unless some favourable change takes place, it is not P e d his majesty can survive the next fortnight. It is the supp. O his ...