... CLERICAL INTELLlGENCE. OXFORDI OCT. 11. The Lord Bishop f Oxferd will hold a General Ordination at Christ Church, on Subday, the 21st day of December next. No person will, on any accounti be admitted to be a Candidate, who shall not have nreseuted the necessary documents to Mr. R. Morrell, the bishop's Secretary, on or before the 3d day of November neat. Wednesday last being the day appointed ...

... 60, id LEINSTER PROVIN;CIAL MEETING. e- rFROM THE DOUBLINJ MORNINsG REGISTER OF WEDNESDAV.] lit On Monday this great Convention Was held in Kilkeofny. It at would bet impossible to form a correct es~timate of the loumbers id assembled ; as, besides filling every part of St. James's Chapel, to where the Meeting was held, the crowds outside of the sacred ,.. edifice were of such magnitude as to ...

... THE MIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1828. We received last night the Paris Papers of Wednes- day, and the Gazette de France, dated Thursday. The Moniteur contains a report of M. de ST. CRICQ, the Minister of Commerce on the Commercial System of France. The complaints of the wine countries against the present prohibitory system, of which the Minister of Commerce has always ...

... - - 2 llis Majesty's health, which was said to be miuch improved in the early part of' the week, has again stf- fered. His present indisposition is ascribed to a cnld. The news of the death of his sister, the Queen of Wit. temlnerg, affected him ?? 2'imes. The real nature of the complaint ulnder which tht King has been, anl still is suffering. has not been a) lowed to comne before the public. ...

... POS7TSoRIP,- -,y . ierndos, Wednesday Evening, llalfrpast 7 oalUork. Another Russian bulletin has been received. Varna nvas bahl pressed, but had not fallen on the 17th Ilt. Nothing had ouiarred before Shumia; but it is denied that the Russians hall retired. The following is a copy ?? PeJbrc Varua, Sept. 17.-After we had on the latb inst. driven the Turks at the point of the bayonet, and with ...

... ROMAN CATROLIC CLAIMS. SycOrrD LETITER, To the People of M'iles. ANCIENT 413iTONs;-Last week, I addressed to you a letter conmmending, a petition to parlia- nent, expressive of your attachment to ?? consti- ?? as it is, and of the evils likely to result from political polver beilig granited to the Rolmaln catho. lics, I would 1now nslk you, has nmt the time ar- rived for the avowal of ?? ...

... 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 ...

... RUSSIA--TULE WELL'N(GTON ADM1INSTRATIOX. e L:kZ*s W .i.I~ki ?? AlUMIlNlS'UATlOX'. t (f te rom the Age.) All over the eontinent, says a letter from Frankfort, L contained in one of tbe evening paers, the greatest joy . is diftused in consequence of the ill success of the Rlus- - sitms. Of course, such a feeling is prevalent in Austria - and Prussia, wlto must naturally feel jealous of any in- ...

... Tns following Dedication will speak for itself when ihe reader shall have read the -title of the book and the re- marks which are subjoined. DEDICATION, By Milliam Cobbett, the Publisher. TO THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. QUAKERS, I have, in the above address, given you the appellation which you have chosen to give yourselves, . and under the cover of which, you have so long carried on a most ...

... 0'CON-T-qr1L'S ADIDRESS. To Mhe honest and wecrthy Pcople of the CoennfY oif Tipperar'y. D-rtiiaaic Atbbey- 30th Sepit. 15,20. B31i1ovFII 1310T-Ilens-'It wla is lte Ia'tt nigiht when C~iVit'iihe to rnmaitii of the Catholie Associajtionl of Irai~lflli to tb-rcat yoi. 'iiy first bi tsi 11 ss this morntirl- is thlus to oc-iv thbet C01mmetli i. I tirss vet-, in hie First place, with the trusit ...

... MAGISTRATES OF BIT)PGflS. Ati ItoAtir=..Andrew o)iineatt, l'E' . pr soit V' lSrt. Dalvid MItir ti(n Perer Wil sot, ilies iiits, ir (YTD I de'iu of uilti * SIr John Gallow.avy, ronveneri; dr ( eor;ge C anning, proct r.tor-fiscal :1ind Itrct~rtcr. It ?? Speid, Eq. Itros tst ; 'M t itgfl Ivy nd 1).astd Gutthrie, I.;sqr. ihailies; ie.sts lsit Snitiniti), -spilsil Itlt ter- AIl,2ittiiLr 'I'FEenlv, ...

... OPERATION OF T1HE NEW CORN LAW, AND STATE OF THE CURRENCY. I Ireland is not the only subject of anxiety at the present moment. Other evils of a less imposing character indeed, but likely to be more immediately felt by the people of this r country, are pressing themselves on the attention of the Go- t vcrnment, and threatening to add incalculably to the diffi- culties and embarrassments with ...