... - - ?? Part Is the madness of many for the gain of a ?? ?? MIR HELY HUTCHINSON AND THE CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. Aa HErLY HUTCIRNSOS'S refusal to pledge himselfto hostility to any Administration opposed to the Catholic Claims, has drawn down upon him, in the debates of the Association, expressions of virulent odium, and the propriety of the political Ban directed against him has been affirmed by ...

... Yesterday an extraordinary ecean took piece at Watermen'a H11a, St. Mary Hill. No fewer than oue hundred and fifty watermen were summoned to attend before the Chairman (Mr. Diakall), and others of the rulers, to answer to various charges. Some were accused of having refused to act upon the regulations for taking turns to and from tbe steam vessels, by which violation tbe public wete exposed ...

... from the LONDON GAZETTE of Friday, Sept. 19. WHITEHALL, Sm. 17,1 828. The Kirg bas been pleased to direct Letters Patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, constituting and appointing the Right Hon. Robert Viscount Melville, K.T.; the Right Hon Sir George Cockburn, G.C(.B. and Vice-Admiral of the White Squadron of his Majesty's Fleel; the Hon. ...

... PORTSMOUTH! SEr. 2r. - The Blossom, 24, Captain Beachey, arrived Yesterday upwards of fifteen hundred thousand dollars in specie , otilift on private account; 600,000 of which Is the propertyf Oad, S aniards, who have been compelled to quit the tacthfo 'id -Toxio, an who Mexico and wro were obliged in a hurried manner to ca what property they could, and Ship it on board tbe Rlo l San Bias. The ...

... I THE BISHOP of LONDON, late of THIS DJOC.SB. [FROM THE LIVERPOOL ALBION4.] The following Address was transmitted to his Lordship, at the ralace, in Chester, from the Liverpool Clergy, daring the past week :- To the Right HEonourable and Right Reverend Charles JAmes, Bishop tf London. 91 MY Loan Bslsop-We, the undersigned Clergy of the town and neigkhourhood of Liverpool, are unwilling to ...

... BRITiSH REFORMATioN SOCIETY. TO THE EIDITOR OF THE MORNING CHROhIICLII. Sin-The Public Meeting held some few weeks since at Biristol, for the purpose of tormingf an auxiliary to the British Reformation Society, has occupied much of the general atten- tion. The Roman Catholice have created to thaiiiselves a vic- tory ; but I would ask in what does victory consist ?-Uut in makin g the enemy ...

... IT RE NPEREN, PETS PENN TO THF EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. S~t-Your Psp~r of yostetda' having contained the Xrosi and con .quentiy very 'ffensive Addireis made by this person on lifs trlalI trust in' your eandouir to insert my decided disavowal of all his wicked insinuationrs; such foul assertions can only be pardIoned by reflecting on the unfortunate situation in wbich he was then placed ...

... PORTSMOUTH, SEPT.'Vo. The health of his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, which it is believed has beeD Impaired by an ardent and zealous attentien to the duties connected with tbe station of Lord High Admir~l, is, we are happy to say, nearly restored. The nature of his iliWems was tbat of a sposmadic attack. His Royal High- ness has now entirely relinquished public duty, aud the execti- ...

... TO. THE FARMERS OF ENGLAND IN GENERAL, AND TO MY PERSONAL FRIENDS, AMONGST THEM, IN PAR- 'TICULAR. - / . ; Bar#nzM Fam, Sulrrey, Sept. 9, 1828. GENTLEMEN, i . - IN order to save myself the labour of -writing many letters, and to save yon the expense of postage, I take this me- thod of informing you that I have, at this time, a. field of Indian -Corn, ot about elevtni acres, as ?? in all ...

... * By the Hudson London line ef packet sbip, Captain Cham- pion, frost New York, Papers to the 17th tilt have beea re- ceived at the North and South American Coffee-house. The foilowing is from Atllxico, and of a later date than our former alvices -By the Usited States' schooner Shark, at New York, which arrived last evering (tile 15tb of August) frasm Tsmpico, we learn tiit the country was ...

... - ~~~~refOw TISE 1.9ins MERCUiRY.] On Sunday and Manday last, the Fifteenth Anniversary of t~ he Leeds Branch Missionary Society was held in this towD. 0 On Sunday, sermons were preached At the four Independent Chapels, by Dr, Philip, the Rev. Mr. Ely, of JRoclidale, and the Rev. R. W. Hamilton ; on Monday morning, th friend of~ the Sneiety attended a public breakfast, in the school roonma of ...

... AtlSTRALIAN BANK.-Mr. James MIArther, who is coming over to this country, if not already arrived, has been authorised by a resolution of the Proprietors, to open an account with a banking-house i n town, aod to engage for advances amounting to 30,0001. whtenever thelnetitution might require tbataccommoda- tlion, with a view to promote the general interests of the colony. REVENUE IN -From an ...