... I A Lisbon Mail, bringing Papers to the 23d ultimo, arrived yesterday. The following are extracts OFFICJAL, LisnoN,SEPTEMBER 22.-Consideringthatill-disposedpersons have, latterly, eiudeavnured to disturb the triinqilllity of til Capital, and grossly to deceive tile ignorant and unthinking, by the false, seditious, and inflammatory accounts which they spread abroad, by means of lind persons ...

... I Our readers cuisnot have forgotten thle statemrent under tire a1toee title, which we copied from Tile Courier a few weeks ago, or tire dliscutssioyr, respecting Auaricrila~r Confes~ioii, to which it gave rise. Tihe following letter, on tEl s1isojec, of the statemirot r'~ toor ~r. ~augrlin Romn Cairolic Bishop of London- P derry, Along Writs it we give A commn rm hV~ott' ANeus Letter:- 1 ro I ...

... FLUCTUATIONS IN 'I liE FUND. I Average price of the Three per Cent. Publici l i Year since 1,86, as far i.t the purchases of the theiiisu;. for tihe Reduction of the National Debt will sbow - Aver. Price. A\er. Years ending £ s. 1. d. ears ll January :3I, 178; . ,5 10 tj Jhanlary :;, 18 Ii. 8.. .126!lo , 8.71 719 1790..''6 15 11 I.. 76 17 . 181 M 2.. l 8 10 1 7 '.. 89 12 ' 4j4 19 66..fi; S ...

... l '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Sr. Pf'I'nslutnl;1 Jr, Il * -t. t We, N tell IMPERIkL NIAN iFESTO. 4 Well NICHOLAS, &c.-TO flhI h Ci ,Z ii r ( ld inconsequence of the J anrfesto ofl3th of I ritte, to r i I- spirators, has perfortned tile task assigpned to it. ic h-Iit * c-es psrsed by it, in conformity to the existing lawv, lill r' ii-tlr.'d by us, as far as the claims of justice and tire atcty *,tn ...

... KINGSTON, Dec.21. tefors Mr. Justice Gattele.] HfGH TREASON. CHARLES TAYLOR and ELIZABETH TAYLOR , hns- hand aud wife, w ere indicred ou the st4r. t and 9 Will. Ill, c. 26, for traitorously colouiring two pieces of haie &,'d counrter- feilt cuiti to the likeness of the current coin of tne realm, called thillings. Thle proseeution was conducted at tbe instance of the Mint, by Mr. BOLLAND and Mr ...

... D)r Doyle has published a Pastoral Charge, in which he o states, that the Bible Societies have produced more crimes tl itn Ireland than the Whiteboys or Orangemen-that the fruits o of their exertions were, theft, and robbery, and lieu, and w sacrilege. The following extract contains the particularsof io his accusation- The history of the struggle which we have now for some years ...

... I Onl Tuesdaty it Public Meeting was held in the Town Hall of Bluckiinginini, for the purpose of Inking into counidersstion thle propriety of IPetittltssing P'arliasrsctt for tusc graduall EIsuici pustious of the Negroes, azid of forming ain Auxiliary Anti- I Slavery Society. 'Tise Meeting was numerous and haighily 0 respectable. Lord NUGEN'I was smansihinouisly called to thic Chair. His ...

... RENIANETS ON THE CIRCUIT. TO H 3iHc EEDITOR OF TLHITIORNING ClRONICLE. Siti-I observi' from a rennirk in your Paper, that thel cause of the evil of Itelolialets onl the Circulit is not distinctly under- stood. IThe neeessitv for thenil is sislely oiccasioned by allotting, for the husilleris of the differetit counities too little tiboe at a place. Y-'ur corrresprindeoit, Vitil>, very justly ...

... STATE QF TIlE COLLIERIES IN TIRE VICINITY OFI [EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LRAT.R DATED THE 28TH iLT4 At the commencement of this week, the masters attemntpt- ed to reduce the wages of the colliers from 4s. a day to 3s. 6d. a day. The colliers'struck, assembled in great numbets, and threw into the canal those inea who worked at reduced wages. Theywent further-they treated in the satme way those ...

... COLOMBIAN BOBS. I The Statentin The ~strisrof last night has, like most Statements wro and an, upon ths suject, a tockjibbis air and Some marks of ignorance and unf airiesi. There is a 'trone jilterest among many XtockJobberq to raise the value ofths Bondistereiso a strong interest among others to depress them. The bargains between these dee de-aerareimebsrgaHlef orbargains fora futurly ; is ...

... tFiiOM TIIE ETOILE OF TIUR SDAY.) CONSTANT NOPL.E, MAY M&-.V I M ZaclkV, iI arknowledg- ing yesterday the receipt of the answer in writing transmitted to himi tn the 14th, by the Reii Effendi, respecrinit tbe Russian ultihnanut, cXlreb'suili his entire 5atistaction. It is said, that ;n equivocl na irasisation cf tile TIuikisli Note hald rais.d srrnle doirbLN in tile mind of M. MIitizir rk, but ...

... . .. . .. I On Tuesday evening, Mr. Stitling, tbe Coroner fir Middle- ea sex, and a very respectable Jury, assembled at the sign of the ft Grapes, at Brompton, for the parpose of inquiring into the cir- t- cumustances attendiFIg tbe Illelancholy dIath of Mr. Charles t Clement (some particulars of which we gave on Monday),aged o 21, the only sdll of Mr. Clemnenti, of Cheapside. The Jury ...