... STA'T'E OF 1 HELAND. On M1onday afternooni, Sir Au tliem I Jurt tise Lord Chancellor ofi' lrelsnid, pftsecdl [thrl'I I verpool frlsie Daibnliin inl thlei's h steam. packict. WiAVe ?? rroin a q a tvI' ol, 'cl w';hl we place great reliance, that the Cabi hA ( Ciiciil~ held oen Prid(ay aisd Satori'day, were ?? pilr l deliberations oil thle state ri' Ireland( ?? 11hit tw dleliber-ations were ...

... 1.ESTr\pi'rEs ON ?? co(3ti OF' AGE ?? SIR STEPHEN ?? 0 LY?.NE, BART. _ ?? .. i Thisamttltc vtingIlaime, who ts li!neally de- S;cended front tfie Mecheal inetf th Flavne, i thle time 'If' Cromwivell (through willt ?? (len estate cainle in to thc family'I) and co) llaterallY froth Ciblhsn drtcet dii, (C~iolain of the black hinot) the fouoster ofrthe, atnml I in tileyear 8311, attaitied his ...

... DENBI[Gil GiN.'Ob EIS'EDIl)FU U. -it TI 'l ?? of the Julin 1'3,,i-(we notice with t- rert)- ,because he loes lot nuldero taid IN-h at g- ie, wrotei about, ilisgiaeiii himself bev Jottinhg out a 11.1 few puilfs of~ his low ribiald r at the ?? fh- its origin, whih clie h is ce itirintly niot aware. ?? igs 1 at fi-oi the niost reirote p15 i oi of Bri uishi h isolrv, vi- TP11 ll ellagei o)f ...

... Tb the People of If ales. Ancient Britons:-You are the descendants of valorous ancestors-you dwvell in an interesting country-you live'at an important period-and an ?? oflers of performing an act, w hicht will at the same time testify what are your political and religioris views, and whatare your feelingstowards your Protestant Frethrte in Ireland.-'I'hat fite- resting country separated front ...

... PADDLES AAXD) W-VdEE.S, 'or a lolig time the 7 'bconviences ariiur frora the nrc of wheels t's mmiel steav-boats havi bee!n cswriained of.:td nnironaoreheve beer roads to remedy t'eni T}he fir' 1oa-ds of tin wheals stroke the we'' ?? . , to the i:orizoo and give, in doing sn, . r ' S irC.;, *inugi- the whole revolution, tic ;voeIl -i n. sol 6o'wi.stalli, in a direction Gs '-oecdient *r ts ...

... Po(),rS 'CSC I PT. LOATDONT M)ondtiy~ E ecnbi, Sceni o Clocke. Tfhere twas a great panlic ii thle Fotods this mtorn. II t;t, it ii (ol I i t extreme qn ItIotations oif Saturday' the' dticlille atitltitited to nir I per Centi. ThiI wass shoci-rvei at a hoilidays both at thle Enxlish asod Forieigti Stovek Eoclitmints, hotI, ow ing to thle fever- vii ?? ili Wl-hih hU,8viitICS turminitatiid oil ...

... 13O1V M'EE'I'INGx AT A','YN'NSTAY. (OCiilted last week.) 7'o t11e Edilor ot fhe Ii\or-h I l a/es C(hronic7e. Sue-I erceive that in 0our acoulnt of tile Bow Aleeting, t Wynnst;y yu have fallen into an er- ror, (wvhich has not been confined to your papen alonle,) in stating that the D1ske of Sussex, and Duke of -Northumberlanll(, Were present on the oc- casion ; whicjh vas not the case, for ...

... 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 ...

... 1-us royal highnless' having experienced much pleasure from thle loval and ekithosiastic reception he Met Withi at ?? oil Grand E'itetddf bd,froni all the pricltipal inhabitants, and indeed the popui- lation ge-uei-aiiv, of' that part of Wales, and being inoreootr at great admirer of beauteous sceniery and atrdiisstuiuaI talent, determtined to avail himself of an ineitition fitan~i the wvorthy ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...