... coUNn, or CLARE EWLEC7I0N. IRM HEDflINMONNGRItP.R OF WRDNESI)AV.1 Liac d] med Metin was eld t t r Coa Excbango yet- SIP-E OPIGK s.ocupied the Chair. ' of the transactions that fell under biso ohtato drig h imIn- portant mission from which he is just rtnd.Icn(said he) announc, to this Meetinir, and I asdeudt anoncet to it, that thle Catholics of Clare are unie s r atn [cheers]. Five Meezings ...

... At the Court at St. James's, the I1th day of Juane, 1828, Present, The King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. His Majesty In Council was this day pleased to appoint the Right Hon. William Fitzgerald Ve~ey Fitzgerald, President of the Committee of Council appointed for the cosaideration of all natters relating to Trade and Foreigo Plantations. CROIWN OFFICE.-Ju 1s 13. M8X13R9 RJITURSOED TO ...

... I15 IPERIAL PARL[AMENTr U OF e; S 7KRITAIN AND IRE LAND. HO(USE OF LORDS.-JuNE 5. Are ndl othersB fonh tilt Commotis, brought tip the Recola- Hll RBil toenalethe Bishop of tep' , tell Tsdiiler; the Covent-garden Improvement clr riv ie Bi ,11 -.IOLC WEST INDIA PROPERTY. f iit FLD)ON presenited a Pe~ition from the Inhabit- eal lano, and lof a place in Nottingbamslijre, agalinst C. Otn.'oerioro ...

... (.ERILIN PAPERS. The following are extracts from the German rapers received en Saturday- ALEXAND RIA, AtIL 11.-We know nothing here that can give us any certainly respecting Our fitire political relations. Since tIe accounts I mentioned in my letter of the 2Sth March, we have esard nothing more from Constantinople. It was a few days before that Colonel Craddock sailed on board the Philo- mel, ...

... TlHE M)ORNING CHROWICL E. LONDON: TUESDdY, JUNER 24, 1828. Accounts were yesterday received from Lisbon and Oporto-from the former to the 17th, and from the latter to the 15th. The accounts from Oporto, which were brought by the brig Ibis, of Hull, that arrived at Dover with wine in six days, give the most favourable view of the prospects of the Constitutionalism, whose advanced guard was at ...

... of DUBLIN, SATURDAY NIlHiT.-The room was crowded at an be early hour. he cerreTspundeace from the country was copieaIs n and interesting; in some of the letters the word Agitation was used as a motto, and marginal embellishment to every n page ; these letters are chieffy from the parochial agitators, Ca- o tholic churchwardens, and colleetors of rent in the provinces re they shew how fast ...

... THE V11OJINIG CCHROANICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1828. We received last night, Augsburgh, Frankfort, and Hramburgh Papers; the latter down to the I4th June. 'Ihe fellowing are extracts.- HANOVER, JUNE II.-It is said that hIis Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGI will go, a few weeks hence, to London; and that the Duke of CUMBERLAND will come and pass some time here-BJJetzeCa Gazetle, June ...

... FRENCi PAPERS. [FROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATED WEDNEDAY, JUNE11.: PARIS, JUNE 10.-We have received the following letter from Constantinople- The following are the declarations which the Reis Effendi IHas made in the name of the Sultan to the Minister of the Ne- therlandg, and to M. de Canitz, and which he has repeated to M. d'Ottenfels :-' All the Treaties with the European Powers are, in ...

... MR. O'('ONNElIL. The Catholic Arsociation me;t in Dublin on Saturday, arid was addressed itt Considerable length by Mr. O'Connell on the late divsijon in the House of Lords, Mr. O'Connell seen's to have produced great effect upon the Meeting by bis speech ; but we are unable to give more than short extracts.- Speaking of the proposition of the Marquess of Lanadown, he says- The motion did ...

... Acopy of the American Triff bas been received at 'tie North and South American Coffee-house. It is of great length. Its provisions take effect from the lot of September, 1828. The following is a copy _ ~ Beit eactd bythe (No. l1. Be it eneted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, In CeOgress [assembled, That from and after the first day of September, One ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRI TAIN JND IREL.IND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-JUNE 3. S RELIEF FOR Tl'HE NATIONAL DISTRESS. e The EaI of MALMES UnItY presented a i'etition from nu indiviJul of tile name, we uniderstood, ot Joseph Princeps, stating, thiet Petit'oner was in possession ofna certain knowledge, t by which Lhis country, in all the branches of financial, agricul- tural, colonial, and ...

... MEL.ACHOLY AND DISTRESSING CIR- CUMSTANCE. A moat distressing and lamentable circumstance bas occurred in the neighbourbood of Windsor, and which, it is feared, will deprive the world of a highly respected Nobleman-We allude to Lord Montgarret. The cir- cumstances which have led to the sad event are these.-On the 4th instant, after his Lordship and three other gentlemen had quitted the race ...