... LONDJON-1ONDA Y, MAY S. Despatches from Sir F. Lmarn and a Mail from Lisboll, arnived this movrirg. The advices, which ale to the 20th ult. (do not contain any intelligence of import- alice. Thereare two decrees in them-oie removing ill. BAsTob from the office of Intendant of Police-the other appointing M. (le LIMA as his successor. These are issued by Don Miguel in his character of Regent. It ...

... SVB4MARINE NyXAeVI&ATroN In. 1664it Pere Mersanne published an ap~ niisjr* bOats, whlcb preserved comrmunitcatiornss withbe ?? I ater, and twenty years later e - vessel was t at London, by' I orneliua' Van .Dreble, for ,tetlve rotwara ;'nd a great Pustber of paaaebgers. . King Jlmes wsva to tpid a~plsgee amno.g thein. KA liuid; 'of which the author alone kinew.the compbsitloo, gave ?? vitiated ...

... HOUSE OF COMMIONS-FRIDAY, MARCH 14. MW'. V. PEEL presented a petition from certaill iniha- bisallts ?? town of Newry, praying for a repeal of the L%;ather Duties. 'OO R LAWVS-ISELAND. Mr. GRATTAN presenited a petition from certain inhabi- tants of D1bliln, praying ?? some -ystem of provision for the poor ofIreland. The lioe. Gent. observed, he would recoin- metl it to the attentioll of thle ...

... LONDONDERRY CELEBRATION. (From our Correspondent at Derry.J SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, AUIGUST 13. In frets dum fluvii current dum mortibus umbrae, Lustrabunt eonvexa polusd un sedera pascet, Semper honos nomenque vestrum laudesque manebont,' A little before three o'clock this morning, the various clubs of Orangemen, Apprentice Boys, &c. proceeded from their lodge rooms in a strong phalanx to the ...

... I On Frislay last, a meeting of the Graduates of the Dublin Uiiiverzi-y %as htld at Morrisson's Great RtoOMs, DawSOuI-street, for the put pose of establishing a Brunswick Countitntional Club. Lord Castlemahie was called to the chair amidst loud acclamation. The entlthtsiasin of the meeting io the cause of the Constitiu- tion is intdescrilbable. In less thatt half au hour after the formatint of ...

... Wedniesilay having been appointerl for the Spring Shoke oJ Cattle, a- considerable nrnrmiber oi' very fine anirmals were bromight into Mav's .Mrrk-et-place in lhe mnoining. By twelve o'clock, there was a tiumerous assemblage of Noblemena and Gentlemen, members of the Society, many of whonl came from a great distance. -This was extremely satisFactory, as it manifested the interest they took io ...

... WAR-OFFICE, FaB. 4. 29th Foot.-Licut.-Geun. Sir John Byng, from 2d West India Regt. to be Colonel, vice Gen. Forbes, deeeased.- 2d West India Regt.-Gen. F. Fuller to be Colonei, itce Sir John Byng.-BaEvar -Capt. T. Sewvavd, Royal ia- rines, to be Major in the army. Orpiciz or ORONANIGB, Far. 2. The under-mentioned First Lieutenants of Artillery, whose eommisdaons are dated previous to 1812, ...

... A REICTOl AIAY BE A LAYMAN. e. Extract from Mr. FINI.As'S New Publication onl Tirire and ?? LaW in IIreland. M Most of the diflifir ltieo ii compreheordilg Ireg'al 1i;gbts, Y result trirn the cii'erimstawi'e that0 terms, otre ?? axplbril ed. u It is cuio urs ?? remairki, curl rtay bh uselul to remalk, flow frequently, s',an hfow iV idel y, it sriord in its general acceptation varieis. arid, ...

... Heard by thre at Ir.' C4uoU Jfrom the lips of MlUlir the Booheeh . (FIrONt THE ATHENSUMi.) Fielding, having finished the manuscript of ' TomnJones, and being at that time pressed for morley, wvent with it to one of your second-rate booksellers, with a view of selling it for what it would fetch at the moment. He left it with this trader in the children or other men's brains, and called up- on ...

... TIHE GATES. Oli the 18tb, the alnretersary of the shutting of the gates of Dlenry, the occasion was celebrate(d with the usual de- iltatttratiulss of jay. At the eacrly hou.r of three o'clock in the mIorning, a hand ?? Boys, preceded by military utlnuic, mnareloid throngh the city, and at the same time the inspiriting motto of 1 No SURE4Dxhra, was placed over the prittci:ill gates of the ...

... Kir.tYMAN.-A meeting of the Protestants of the parish of Killyntan, in the counties of Tyrone and Armagh, was held at Verner's Bridge on the'20th. ult. 'for the pur- pose of establishing a Brunswickl Club- Captnin Lloyd was in tho chair. The mecting vas addressed by the Rev. Mr. Horner, Geo. E. Stuart, Esq. Joseph Gieer, Esq. Rev. James Phelaen, Richard Lloyd, Esq. Mr. M'Elroy, Henry Atkinson, ...

... AMERICAN BALLOON ASdENT. PERILOUS SITUAATION OF TIIE AERtONAUtT. (From the NAew ?? Commercial Adverdser, Septemb>r 19.) A lirge concourse of people assernbled yesterday in Castle Gardens, to witness the ascent of Mr. 11obertson. The pro. ress of inflating the balloon was not completed until six o'clock, when Mr. L. entered the car. The balloon rose gracefully to the height of upwsards of one ...