... IRELANAi [paos THlE wpirjttOt AVIRNINif POST 0G' TV C5DAY LAST'.] WEXFORD AGGREGATE MEETING. An Aggregate Meeting of the Catholics of the County of WVexford, convened by public advertisement, was held in the Catholic Church of W'extord, on Sunday last, at two o'clock. The spacious edifice wags crowded to excess. The gallery was occupied bly ladies. Several Protestant Gentlemen not only at- ...

... T'HE AMORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: S4TURD4Y, OCTOBER 18, 1828. Nile received last night Dutch and German Papers, which bring us no additional intelligence from the seat of war. The following are extracts:- BERLIN, OCT. 10.-Our stare Gazette, after some days' si- lence, has again some news from the theatre of war; but only from that part of it which is in Asia. There, too, nothing of- mportaace ...

... DOINGS OF THE ANTI-C4TIOLICS. Yesterday a curious eopesd Of the trickery and underhand means adopted by the -advocates Of the Brunswick Clubs, for the purpose of aciting throughoaut the country an expression of feeling against the claims of the Catholics to Emancipation, took place at Bow-street officee, before George Rowland Minshull, Esq., the sitting Magistrate. FRANCIS Si'AIROW, a middle ...

... TOWE ,MORNTI.TG CHRONICLE. LON)0ON: WEDNESDA Y, JA4NUARY , 1$28. It was observed by Mr. CANNING, that the perfection of a KiNC's Speech was its unmeaningness, as that which contained no meaning could hardly become the subject of argument, and what was wished was unanimity and not discussion. The character of unmeaning may indeed very fairly be attributed to most of the Speeches from the Throne ...

... I C Wie are indebted to a genltleman, lately returned from Ca- r naid., for the following article, which gives S masterly siketch of tbe political state of the Colony, and the groutids of the dis- ptates 1lay which it is now agitated. We recommend it to the yattention of all our readers who wish for correct inifornigtiat on what may soon become a subject of engrossing interest:- tn Canada was ...

... Yesterday the ;anniversary festivall of this Institution took piace at the Freemasons' Tavern. on whlich occalsion nearly I300 persons sace down to din, er. The chair, in tbe absence o f Ithe Dake of Sussex, wits taken by Dr. Birkiseck, who, wat, Sup- parted by the Right Hon. Mr. Abercromtbie, Mr. Broultbain, Mr. 1-lobbotoxe, Mr. Professor Millingtoo, Mr. W. Birkberk, Teplis, Mr. R. Taylor, &c ...

... .4X SECOND UNIVERSITY IN THE ME'TROPOLIS, I 111g. TO BE CALLED KING'S COLLIGE, LONDON. enm- ellig Saturday a Meeting was held at the. Freemasosns' Tavern, for rtu- the purpose of forming at Plan for the Education of the Youth of tle~ th e Metropolis, and which, when carried into execution, is to o be assume the above title. 'tike The following is the official document Put forth by the pro- ...

... 'Tue following are extracts from German Paper$ rCetirj yesterday ; SEAILIN, MAY 7.-It is said that Turkish troops bal-e V? entered Servia, and that they amount to 20,000 men, besse, the garrisons of the fortresses. The Pacbha commsandiu tb Turkish troops in Bosnia is appointed Pacha of Sili tria .td Commander in Chief of the Army en the Daniube He is cr. dered to proceed immediately to his new ...

... ]Enough, but not more than enough, IWs been said of the works which merit high commendation in the present Exhibition, such as those of Danby, Etty, Hilton, Sir T. Lawrence, Witherington, Landseer, Lance, Bon- nington, Jackson, Ward, Newton, Clint, Bowyer, and a few others, amongst which the three prodigies in point of exquisite execution and marvellous truth are Land- seer's Terrier, P. ...

... A1'IE J1(/OILING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURLSDAY, JUNE 19, 1828. We have received the Paris Papers of Monday, and the G.azette de France of Tuesday. The C'onstitusionnel, speaking of the accusation of the Ministry, says- The VILLELE Ministry has fallen; but the Congregation, of which he was only the slave, remains in existence. It is the accusation of it which has been brought before the Chamber ...

... AIR. HIILAR4'IS LICENSLE. Yesterday beingcthe day appointed tor the re-ttearing nf the appliation of Mr.11jiary, of the Poultry, to, the Lord Mayo and Alderman Thorp, to sell wine and yoljs adoh r - clsebleliqors attheunion Hotel, or Shades, the iviansioct Houpe WAS Inumereusly attended by Aldermen, talvern-keeper., &c. &C. The LORD MAYOR said that he conceived Mr. Hillary had made out a prima ...

... THE DUKE OP CLAREN^cE yesterday Mr. Peter Laing convened a second Meetinl, n the occurrence of the Duke of Clarence having resltrie' thi office of Lord High Admiral, and1 whlieh was heid at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand. On this OCCasita several Naval Officers and other Gentlemen attended. At Three o'clock the Chair wAS taken bly Mr. LAING, lrio observed, thAt on account of its having ...