... WEEKLY COMMERCIAL REPORT stile . a. . . ?? . . . , ., ?? Of til The affair of the Dardanelles has again increased the coule . l h has merceaatil. word fox the IVake of 1eViagton's adra ?? produre4 ~a tissue of, measures for the* -esbarrasssmieft Of his.,~st. commercial subjects, ever since it has been forned. By the stirages fatality that ever seized upon men who are ,n thi side of Bedlamt ...

... , --Nrr vt~ CATHOLIC ASSOCIATiON, SEPr. 25.-A letter was read from giving an account of his progress through various parts Of Irell lowing are the most interesting portions of it -` On Thursda. Louth, and there I learned a circumstance which I respectful the consideration of the Association :-A noble lord, in the nE of Dundalk, has given 201. to be divided among those me .4o fortunate people ...

... tTNIVEtRSITOF o LONDON. A Special General Meeting of Proprietors jintbis Corporation was held on Tuesday at the University. Ittwas verey numerousiy attended, ant' atbtig the proprietors present were the Duke of Somerset,- Lord Amekland, Lord Sandon, Lord John Russell, Dr Lushington, Mr Warbrteor; Mr sfallin, \r Demnan, ?? Serjeant' Wilde, &c.-Ir LVtSHINToN was called to the Chair, when he ...

... LIZ BS T XINDI A $L:AVER H ?? The Jamfcia Hlle aed ty of August 2, contains the names of 130 slavvs : who II~V~ 10 h :way Mom ?? p s to encouhter alie h` d hi a S daggerns attkndaat' on 3 wandering I'v-a plbof no doubt, of the ki~nL tr ?? twtera&n 7 -, of a i-q4T X- aid ?? td--b ?? f h -cuge i sa paper contaias notices ,of strayed catlle, which have bt eent to tb pound. T~heir peculiar marks ...

... I C; ONdtYSISTENCetS l? MObRkALtJ )GM0 NTS. A stflikh* iticonittdhcy df judgment'is the result of the very active state of th `afal feelings in Efiglaind, together with the general uiter ignrant~ -tof' oral knowledge. Every Briton tnakes it a point of coiscience XT keel a fotal sentiment, arind the more savage its cha- racter, the greater fi believes its tirtie, or rather his own virtue in ...

... THE AOUIEEN OF PORTUGAL. FALaMouTHvs SErT, 27.-The young Queen of Portugal landed this day, when she was received by the Official Authorities with every mark of respect A flight of steps from the shore to the quay had been erected, -hich with a platform extending to the street, were covered with scarlet cloth; and while the ships in the harbour, covered with pendants and ensigns, and with ...

... | :THEt EP.XA;MINER. if ,: - 00 ?? :ONIT)N ,Ocv. 5,,1828. WE refer to our unparalleled Secretary Lord. AzEDEENB` announce- rnent of the Russian blockade of the.Dardanellesi as containing 'an article of foreig intelligence wh'ich'.engrrsses ev7erybody's atttion' this week. As reported by that preciqus::Minister,,it. amounts to a complete 'bieach of a pledge 6of-honour on the part of -Russia, ...

... I NEWSPAPER CHa ?? a, . d . French have resolved to erect a monument to Dr Gall rPOArTING D1VINE,~-It is a faaitthat a ReverenId 1ivine, about the I of the late Doncaster races, preaching to a congregbtion in which ew there iwoulnd be several sporting characters; dite? fer his texf llowing words: _ So run that ye may obiajo ; u d in the 6ourse sermnoh; stated tthat thie rtles of the course ...

... TH PIC - E INER, TH1E POLITICAL : XA-M-INR .~ ~ ~ C. f A i l I Party Is the madness of many for the gast of a few.-PEOp. : ALAR-MING STATE OF IRELAND : AGAIN. and again we have to return to the affairs of Irelard which are verging to a terrible crisis with a stead progress. Under the most favourable circumstances the condition of thmesister kigdom would be sufficientlyalarrniug but how niuch ...

... SUPPILY OF PURE WATBTER. MrlerAh Martin's Plan for ?? 17Fae~hdiies'~igtaEn anzd WeshAni7ster, rind fir eiteie isnvns *i ?? beed;ijin~g thZe: :Wett'er-n Pattiafite Mfeatrqepeo n M ARTIN, we find) is a utilitarian, as welI as a paintr r he dea5 in miatter of fact as welI as in matters-of fancy, and cn ivent and sketih a plan for addiig. tb6 the seold conrtorts of lfe, as well as depict ...