... 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 ...

... paritamftntarp eaompenbtumn. IJ05USE QF CQM~WON*. GALWAY ELECTION. WTecdncsday, April 11.-Lord Forbes brought up the report of the GalwayEecofn Cdmmittee. *4icl (ais stated in hur last paper) declared tIlWMr. Ri Martin was not duly elected, and taat Mr. Lambert ougnh to have been returned. My. Hume presented a petition from Oldbam, from certain q, the inhabitants, complaining of great distress ...

... 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 ...

... icf ibapoli 'lufurpv VItD4^Ys APRIL 27, 187- TOME ADMINISTRATION.--The formation of the new I Cabbinet pioceeds so slowly that there is some reason to apprehend that the Parliament, upon its reassembling, if will have no administration to support or to oppose; in NI, which case the members may, by way of novelty, vote th according, to their consciences. It is not our intention to trifbe with- ...

... LI'OHIPOOL, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1827. Thie S/divrights.-We regret to find that the disputes be. tween the master shipwrights and the Journeymen are still un adjuated. We list week noticed that a num' er of. apprentices o were, on Wednesday, sentenced to hard labour for three months for refusing to work oat of their masters' yards; and we regret S to add, that-on Saturday, a further numbor of ...

... 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 ...

... IFMeb5 anR Oboerbatollo. AXEIIXCAXt PAlrFAS. The packtt-hi~p Dirminghiam has brought New Vsrk papers, Ret to theu2thtilt. The only ilportafltarctilcl.s aprocilanctiotgof T1 1he President delaring'.all trade end intercourse.wihte 1 11riih West indies tv have been prohibited from the list Dec. I1 UMC Thle Secreter9 of the Treasury had, in consequence, edi. the rp~eted an official communication ...

... IX SPECJ\L COVYCIL. PROCEEDINGS ON THE i8tb INSTANT. d On Wednesday last a Special Council was held, to receive n the frtlier opinions of Counsel relative to the Earl of Sefton's l u ,claim to the sites of the streets in the land to the southward of N the Queen's Dock, antl a communication frood his Lordship's C e solicitor-and to determine upon the measures to he adopted l it ?? Town Clerk ...

... of (Fromn t/e Courier.) he There is nothing yet to communicate, as to any dec'isire ay. a1. range nents ot the new ministry having been clSrleted, beyond he those already announced. We have, however, the gratifkadioa he of. knowing that every thing is proceeding in the most satisfac. ide lorv mannver. her. Tse following resignations in the Ordnance Department have, vrs we understand, taken ...

... - - - U t We understand that it is in conternplAtion, by the Lordg of d2 D the Admiralty, to erect a light-house, in the course of the en- suing summer, at Beachy Head, for the protection of the ship. h ping, and to prevent the numerous wrecks which occur, during the soathern gales, offthat dangerons head-laind, Smy7rna, Feb. 20.-The Columbine, Fenton, arrived yesterday P If from Liverpool; ...

... POLAR EKPEDITION. The Hlecla left Sheerness, and was towed out by the Comet a steam. vessel, which would aqcompany her is far as Orfordness. us( The navigators are not to stop 'at the Orkneys, as in previous i voyages, but proceed to Hausmerfest, in Norway, where some co, ,rein-deer wil be provided for them to assist in drawing the boats wc on the ice when they are used as sledges. Upon the ...