... BRITISH CATHlOLiC A.SSOGIATIbla Yesterday as General Meeting of the Member, af this Asas. it I ciation was held at the Crown atnd Anchor, in the Strsnrd afor SI thle purpose- of coritidering the expediency Of petitioning P IrII. Linkimn to restore therm to ttheir civil rights and liberties. At one o'clock the ('7ommitree entered the roorri, and b y una- nimnous coinsent, Lot Id Arundel of ...

... l i trot the LONIY)sN GAZE'rTEof Tuiesday, JaM. 31.1 At the Court itt Wi ii (isor~, ItIhe Nlo h of Jantuary, IS '6, preerit the KInIIg'sI Mitst Faci lent Mliie~t) it) l'ouelil, S IIIt IFi FS aoI politil IIe Ilii* Majesty isntounlci I. fort Ithe Year 1826.1 lisiwo Roii,o i S P-il-hert EIottM, ift Oiidiietou, E~q. H ic t~ii II i t i; -G;o rge Itirili 0 i,:i I ie'Ieii Piirh, tiaq. CA. ti iiAND Ht ...

... THE MORfNING CHRIONICLE. LONDON: lVEDNESD.4Y, FE'IElaeUARY 1, 182t;. We rec.ived, at a late hour last night, Ametican Pa- per-s to the 9th ult. 'ihey contain Governor DrE WITT P C.INTON'S Message to the State of New York, and w Governor LI ;COLN'S Message to the State of Massa- p chaissets. They are both extremely interesting docinments 1 Governor CLINTON justly boasts of tile nurbher of ...

... ,lP:3.RV i'A . '1 'IF hii :. ,j, , i, have beeon IflaiI'tII olt'aI, the Strea~thia Iu 't -IIJd, TOlO ii' qiiry-uin-Chief,sII II I110 ilI in attendlanlci. aniitil nl' -II. Mei . ' result of tile d ,i prciii'e.J ''. II'II, oftle Putiitic Th(W It.'I a'-Il ing an end O~f tho- ilii.J'-0 tillo' tI1 s o) d e I, C I LI ve t o) I JO /Ir Iel/lI'.i'0 tilled wlth ii a afeliJ ilol bInll III0' !' and ...

... SI\ERIUTI (wi ITflE GAME LAiWS. , 'I'i ~ri w' idi lI t lvvxl e personis of resprectability were ' '' It 11 t' VIl e: B~1 lit) I., 1Idgistt oittes at Liitou, it I Clin- .:.i:le. (1wl all iliformltin laig aailnst them at tbe in ;I Ml1. Scott, o A'illgtMr4 101i1e' for shooting, it few ! ...

... DIPLOMALtIC ( OIRIREiT'ON \ E,,-,\ BETWEEN T1I1 BR II[SII ANDLN IIV) SI AI E IY ;( N I' I. SlIti-ol the 6th of 'No'eiilii't last, I I iI s you.i tilat I liid recei,ed hill pollers fromn ill, )0.6- d ude and sign ssiltt tills I;l,-n..i tile stame as tilat elltel( dint'll tut 1the .Ii It M .ii betWei'n~l Great BrittAill .nd t.he C:: HIi ', d ' t ineiets siitsequenttly vi'flecIi hil ...

... THE LAT'E RESISTAMNcI'BTO A LEGA(XL I'~TS( :S. LAWSON AND fIll Btto~ruct to NritV.AIE lint TkiIi.tt-' Ilkc twii prisoners unrderwerit their htmal ('xamiltioitit ytcsti tdlai bii lfore Santcil'e Twford, Esq. Ilk addlition to tuepfa t'S . I AdV before the putblic, it appeared fioti thre evidence Of Air. (,in !'it thle Headt Coastable, that wheli tire Oficlr's we1tre if' A ha. -!t,~ lookimiis ...

... FREN'CH PAPERS. rl~ R(t, Till I'ILOIrF. 0F O1IINDAY.] PARIS JAN. 2i3.-t be . aCooints ,,hicll lVe receive fromi variotis parts of Greece coit irm tile defeats sustained by the Turks and '.gyptians in their united ciiipaiLii. Tholitgh we havc [lot yet any vsry circumistami ial dettils of tile last attack on Missilon- ghi. it is not possible to dlnuilt that it sustained a freshi attack en tc v, ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE ofTuesday, Jan. Sl. tew B ,roo ir voy, of WitoIamN. ad 1Jthu Whittle H3aroeY, lae 'Yattr w Birc)rilElaOT'01'tn. rbalnlI t Iltochl-ld and~ at t t .s Ileigh llall, batoet r ;e car.inft oh- Co-rt of Con itnii.,i-ors Of ellenit ;ly, E- ex, Ft b 't It ve. ic Fa , m1a, ot llath. fatcy I.-. B no, a al ot.. tI-mi ceiail:,0tnh 'rt °tCto aol-,iolerx f tiruoti lii- 0 o-r, Fob ...

... T'ie Aritish Institution was opened yesterday for a private view to tbe Nobility, the prirrciprl Artists, the Patrons of tile Arts, &c. It was nrinermursly and faihioniably attetldedi. Anongst tile dktinqrisishd company in tbhe couSe ohf tble di;y, we noticed-Tlhe Marquess anti March ioness of Stratfrdl-T'Ie Malarquess of Laaslsowri-Tire Earl and Countess of Carystort- The Countess de Grey ...

... sonic privAte li-LLrs CIve a cairl liu actiC ilt 4 a little settle- enl(It laeyforiited ot tile souith coast of Africa, ft', lII', pitt- pise of tradiniiiIn ivory, Ity .tii l-.lglt'htona, adtil~ f the lPl lace P-i popte in wiopse e llw11try tile eiololly is plced. lIn cor-se- qneitce of the( spirit of enterlt ize 060ic thet eXatrin-aimin of D~e- I Oona flay itt IS23, tod thle early p Irt of Is ...

... T URKILSHI IWAEN. ieftlosvF , extract fromt an article in thle Lo~ndon Misz-I ItZ~ine fo Fbruary, will lbe fotund exceedingly interesting. The satitsor, wve have occasimit to know, is a Swvis Gentlemasn, d istingugished for his literary attainamen ts, nail well skilled both in aricietat and mutderts Greekc, who was present at thle siege of Athens. European travellers iil the East are excluded ...