... ST. PATRICIKS SOCIETY AND DR. PENSWICK. m in tlle lercary of the 23d ult. we stated that a writer in o the (C2ironide, who, under the signature of An frish Ronai pr Cotllie, and impugned the conduct and motives of Dr. in Penswick, had put forth some inexcusable misstatements: te and we added, that we had, examined documents which te wvarranted us in making that' assertion. As the same ?? is ...

... Corrloponbenre. CO1NIIT1IIN OF. THr, LABOURIN67 POOR. iail TO THE EDITORS. t on GEOTLEF1rN1,-In addressing you I am aware that the poor ,ose of this town are greatly indebted to you for your laudable and to numerous exertions-in their behalf. You will, therefore, per- hi to5 alit me to, lay before you thle condition of the labouring man, e.and also-a few renrairks tending to ameliorate that ...

... . 17,arJoiM . Etirl of Liverpool.-Dr. Drevor's report -of' Monday is still. the same, viz.- Lord Liverpool is going on very ave'l. One -WI .account state's that his Lordship's mind is impaired by the- wi attack. .i It is said that the Rev. Dr. Wellesley is to be Dean of Dur- ham. The in~comeis estimated at £8000a year.. fe Captain Huskisson, of' the Royal Navy, is appointed to suc- jig ceed ...

... 7, i;Y ?? =UifVSTS OF ST. PATrulCX' S b6 No. 1. In order to show that Bishop Penwiltk has not, as the lrish. Romans Catholic assertl,,~s5nused any dictatorial powers, or made Any claitrzitnoeited in the lishop, whoever he may be, for the rime beig, we subjoin a paragraph from a printed declaration of the Society of St. Patrick (not the Trusteed) published in 1817, which is too plain to be ...

... * ?i tjc *ilucrpoo1 fJfrturp. FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1827. - CII&ANGE OF IIINISTEr~S.-UP to the period at which we are now writing (Thursday afternoon, four o'clock) noX - . I- BA AP nccounts have raehhed us respecting the nomination of su she successor to the Earl of Liverpool. The Times of th Wednesday states, with apparent confidence, that the Dukle of Rutland had had an interview with the King, ...

... larliamentarp Oompenvitum. HOUSE OFLORDS. Wednesday, Mlarch 2S.-Amongst some petitions presented cc respecting the Catholic ciaims,sv~as onir from Lord King, corn. lbs plamning of the cruel. slander cast upon the Catholic religion by R the law which obligedI every member of the House to denounce til it as superstitious and idolatrous. He stated that the King of at Prussia had declared his ...

... . 1tocW5 artb Obarbatiallo. teh in PORTUGAL-.Y is The Lisbon papers, to thle 22d March, confirm the fact that B 1I Potgli nwe -llear of the rebels, hhaebe Ln viven from theiirls odr~ rso.ots The announce. b !dment of the fact is accompanied by a rather pompous recapritu. th lation of the achievements of the Plortuiguese troops ; and it D as must be admitted, that, as compared rwith the ...

... .. -Ilbabal Entilluxence,? i 'ersnua, Feb. 21.The. Mary, Tucker, from Demerara and I St. Thomas, struck on the rocks at the west end of these Islands * on the 10th instant, and almost immediately went to pieces.- SC The passengers and most of the crew escaped with much dinfi. d, culty in the boats. Most of the cargo has been saved. 'I Lisbon, Marcl 17.-The Oporto, Covey. from London to. ar ...

... a, TO THE EDI2'OSS. -e GENXTLEMtEX,-YOUT correspondent Vindex, in hlb last letter w on negio slavery, has labour.d hard to prove, that a society, everynmemlber ot' which, for any thing that has yet appeared to, ve tble contrary, is, at the least, equally enlightened with himself. he takes a wrong view of the efflect that would be produced by a at repealT of the proteiting duties, &c. now ...

... LONDON, WE, DNESDAY EVENING. PARLIAMENT. le Cot r In tbe House of Lords, last night, Lord Suffield presented a C tr petition from the operative weavers of Lancashire, complaining c of arbitrary conduct on the part of the master manutacturers, i g and of their selection, as arbitrators, of men influenced by the jj masters. Ee believed heshould fecl himself called upon to move a o' for a ...