... PERSECUTION OF THE FORTY-SHILLINg I FREEHOLDERS. . DUBLiN, THURSDAY-We haVe been labnuring IRdieIr a ,reat delaisioii in fNnc vijn that the Voenerolus And cole ilit -r '! duct of Sir T. Ch apmlan would ie imitated by the Other I:i lti of Irelanid. WVaterforal is in a flalne at this mno0w nt, ,, i; .here be any triuth in the evidence of Mr. Leslie FIoter ,r F. Lewis, tbe con lry pr iiises to ...

... I | C- y. Yesterday, in consequence of' the death of Mr. Alderman Magnay, a Aleetiuig of thle Inhabhitaints of Viatry Ward was held; to consider of thre best person to fill the situation of Alder. man, which bar Irectone vacant fronm that circutnetance. The Meeting was convened by thle Common Councilmen of the W~ard, ausl Mr. Deputy WVHITBY took the Chair. There were, at one time, as many as ...

... FRENCH P)APERS- rr~3I HE .T~LE F 51ATURDAY.J PAR's, OCT. 1fj TIM rETfI de flbals related yesterday, aScowing from isa corresp(dell S details conceing an English courier, wbose ,li~sPatCtCs au overseer of eCOstOlits had wished absolutelY to exarnjneC, notwithstanlding the Seal of Englanihd. The o' erseer ° has been dismnissed, arnd Lord Gran- ville has solicited llas restoration to his place ...

... ELECTION OF AN ALDEUMAN FOR Lr1ME-STREElT I I WARD. I Saturday a WVardmlote of tbe Inhabitant Freemen of the Ward of Lime-street was held, before the Lord Mayor, at the School House, for the election of ail Alderman, to succeed Mr. Bridges, who has resigned. Air. D. WeIrCH of Lealenhiall-street, preopsed M1r. Farebro- ther, the present Shtriff, as a fii person to perform the duties of the ...

... MANORIAL DINNER AT (GLASTONB;'R,. LFROM' A CI RREPONDT)FA5] After Mr. Hunt dissolved hih Court as Lo~rd Of tile MANG11 i Glas timn hry, lie ent ertaine'd a party of his I rieids a nil to iiaria at thle White Huart Innr. He hid oii thiit nlrultiriti, to un't hi own words, shot every dish onl thle table, except the beef, InIt- ton, cabbagle arid piotatoies, Wirerli1e cloth ivas remnovedl 'Mr. ...

... The riverpool (7emnrwercibn Chrronicfe of Sathrday Inserts, arssi'l its news from Greece, the follosving Address of Lord Co 'urane to his (ountrymen. This document, It will be oh- s reel, he.rr ti date, anld mentions no place where it was writ- ten or wm hence it issued:- LORD COCCHRANE ,To His Countrymen who chooe the profestinn of arsnsabroad prerious to the passing mif the Foreign ...

... Mr. Spatnlolacli basa adrdressed a letter to The Times, vin- dicating himself from the charge of having withheld informia tion from the Greek Committee of Inquiry. Mr. S. now pub. lisres the following copies of letters which he had addressed to that Committee:- SFtVi MitnMER 27.-In consequence of your resolution, taken on the 5th instant, you have required separate accounts of Messrs. ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDaY, OC7TOBER 31, 1826. The Dublin Evening Post of Thursday last states, that a Radical Beformt is about to take place in the Govern- ment of Ireland; that an Officer, somewhat similar to the French Minister of Police, will be proposed, as a mea. sure necessary to preserve the tranquillity of the country, who is to have the complete controul and management of ...

... UNIVMER4ITY OF LONDON. ce, -ei, A Meeting of the Sbareholders and Proprietors of the Lon- 'I. don University was field yesterday at the Crown mad Anchor evse'Tavern, Strand, for the purpose of receiving the Report of sthe Council appointed to forward the ohjcs for which the Uni- S-fersity is intended to be founded. heewere present fr.nm the 140 to 150 gentlemen, amnonK wlaoin were observed Mr. ...

... CONTINUATION OF JAMES'S NAVAL HISTORY, (SECOND EDITION, 1826 )-Concluded. In 1797, the French expedlitioni agirinst Ireland, uinder General Iloche, was landed in ithar country. The French seventy-fotir, Les fDroits (le 1'Hominte, was onl her return to Pranice, when shte was discovered off Ushanit, by the Indefa- tigable and Amazon fiigates, Captins Sir E. Ptellew and R. C. Reynolds It was ...

... I BOUNDARY LINE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES 0? AMERICA AND THE BRITISH NORXTH AMERI-1 CAN COLONIES. ( 18 It is well known that ever since the recognition of tine inde- ed peudence of tie, American United States in 1783, a disptute has ne existed res~pecting the boundary line between these States anid the American Colonies retained by Great Britain. It is now, !r- we believe, universally admitted ...

... - Meeting of the work- I On Thursday evening Ins' anum' was held in the Manor II ing clams~ and, others, of iManchffter,,pbi detsen I C~mrt Room, according , riety of petitioning For he puroif consiaerili th' PM~ P orlihen puartots l .c wsedlite . Repeaif ihe Corn Laws ; e! Parliantprt om to at Reduction ofth present enormous ti frampountpt ~andver 7ras'fr uta Reform in the Commons e: if ...