... ELECTTON OF MIAGISTRATES. BEAbMAURIS-O11 YiMlidv last, ?? Michael mas day, the Corporati on of Beaumaris held their anuinal meeting, tor the swearing in of the new officers, wihe had biieell elcteI the pl'ious Mol-n dav, on which dacy the Coirporation were most hospitably ente rtained ly th eir respecteil Recorder, Sir Robert Willians, at his seat, the Fryars, to cc lebrate. (he hirth- da o.f ...

... THE CATHOLIC CLAIAIS, ?? lost Cser/.,) Thc London Gazette of Friday gave thc New Board of Admiralty, as Corninissiosiers for exceut- ?? the ilfie of Lord Hihi Adnmiral, Viscount MOISlvlle to be the first Lord Cooimisssioller; auld likewise the New Board of Comnmissioners for thc Aifairs of Inidia, Lord EllenborIughl to replace Lord Melville as ?? of tie Board. What further elasiges or ...

... GIBRALTdR. e, The following are extracts of letters from theAgent to Lloyd's r at Gibraltar GIB:ALTAR, SEPT. 8.-On the 4th inst. I addressed you bay the I. Duke of York steamer, amongst other things mentioning a re- part being circulated in the town of prevalence of yellow fever. It new appears that there is considerable fosndation for It, or dat all events, that a very bad fever prevails. ...

... (COPY.) Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope, 17th June, 1828. Captain Armstrong will be able to give you the details a q the disastrous northerly gale which we have just experienced; bst you will not, perhaps, be displeased to receive a written account from your old friend, though a land-man. The gale commenced on Saturday night, and by four o'clock on Sunday morning the Washipgto;t of London, ...

... L.O2NDlON UNIVERlliTY AND KICNG'S COLLEGE. In the forthcoming Numlbcr of the Edinhurgqh Review, there is a vecry, able, judicious, and liberal article, on the sub- ject of these rival seminaries, and one which, from thc spirit of motleratioss that pervades it, as well as the gratiflcation it expresses at the anticipalcil increase in lthe means for diffu- sing knowledge,t can scarcely fail tol ...

... MR. D.IWSON'S SPEECH and MR. HuTcqy I SOAPVS LEfl'ER. H. rFROM THE GLOBEt, PARIS PAPER.] Every body lopiks towards Ireland with Usndirniniihe,4 it, a country where 600 years of oppression have accunil01trest. nanny opposite elements, where such varied interesth c~ ad 1S collision, and where such violent passions ferMent, asht into Is necessary to mnake all the Pa ssions escape wsith' violnce ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, SEvr'TNiBEI{ 29. I An article from Odessa, dated thr _th ins~tant, states that the mperr, ho badl embarked on ~hc 2d, was driven b~ck the E'mperor, Whbtb ?? .~ vill bat t :i Iit he sritled t~wo (lays afterwards by contrary Winids'. ba hat esie again on the followingneral Piayo P Paris, kr the flest few days, a very general opinion exmst that a Wur, and thtat' the most ?? n the ...

... TiHE CHRONICLE. All accounts scem to concur in stating, that the Russian army does not seem to be in a condition to pursovn its way to Constantinople for the present. The arrival of the Queen of Portugal, notwith. standidg the proclatmiiationl of hier father, the Etru- permr of Brazil, will not, we should think, ne(fes sarily induce the support of this country to her claims (however ...

... ADELPIR SOCIETY AT CARNARVOIN. Last Thursday was the day appointed, forthe annual Adelphi dinner and ball. ihe town of Carnarvon at an early hour exhibited symptoms of the approaching festivities, and though the (lin. ner was not so numerously attended this year as it has been on some forter occasions, yet it was sufficiently so to render it one of great interest. At five o'elock about 50 ...

... ?? ~ V;~ 1, IN,,F I., ENCE. _ X .\ PL F.010 -N. V A ?? 1 hi ?? Vorltsplollt, St.27° Tnle Bilosgson. 2., Captain 'Ir)ee iiW iriv c in y ;perc! with upwards of flteell ?? ii 5)1 (1 d o(-l ich oni board, on privat cOU0LI S, it h aveli been sllO of iic isthe property of~ old SparriardS 'shohae i Q I i~ cII to quit the t-rioy o Mcio, -md ho sere o!. i I i hurried manner to coll1ect w hat Property ...

... l TLTUE AGITAT'OIL AT PAttLL13AY. t f (Fromn a Correspondent of the Belfas! News-Letter.) Castleblaney, 23d Sept. 1828. e I send you a brief account of what took place il 13Hal- e libay to day. Mr Lawless, at his last ?? (which ens held, I believe, In Carrickmacross) is reported to have an. nounced his intention of visiting Ballibay on TuesOdy, wilh f 20,000 men to escort him; in ...

... D1IV NG- APPARA TUS.,8 I ?? have seen , ithtn theii i'evr Ad tili: h 'modcl'of a newly-iivente apratus,' d ser'ptien el 'hwhim1ilube'addrcestngto the public. It connsittqs Lelsi.ll ,itmptcly'nteeproufand oos'tae tn 47/st a) a peison2 petting i4 o0i tan, af.erjavd K ttially closnst th& openius -through NyMftEh h;gp ets, by mcans f an orerlap. ping apron, properly secrti'eS d with trap and ...