... POPULAR ASSELMILAGES IN IRELAND ; CATH'0 C ASSOCIATION ; SPHRIT OF ORANGE131; j The Marquis of A1uglesey's proeCamatioz), in our last, requires no c)mmetilary. It is* ought to bc; it proceeds upon the ?? dial the c isting laws, if duly enforced, are suficient to repi - ?? tmunlt or Commotion that may arisei andtm ther it is mna7red with that energy, tenpcred wvit r moderationl, which have ...

... MAGISTRATr-S OP BUrC.UI!Ss - - - - - . . . I I I' Wiliami Gray, Esq5i1 Ito' ?? EC. ild loilte 0Stirli n- ;,o. 1hq . \Ipr~'hz1It F1 ...

... - ?? - - - -- - - .Qrllalc-Doitian jilacurp. EDINBURGH. MOND 1D.1-_0Cf7O')RR 27. ?? ('oormnesresitineNTr. l'h n e nnasict ihv A :Mon- )e r ot'ine itr te \vest cturch, ('sssrels.'' sas vlesIn, itt aI I-eat vie:ssstre anmicipated by *asat we hsave alrresdv psi sir st'1 respsecting the timle at w hich thc sascraiunest is clispenreed in that paritlh. 1 A Student's sugestioon w ill not tic lost ...

... 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 ...

... GA&L. DELIVY . KY dj ?? XGeneral GaTiiieytbk lc tltdy ~n~ at the G~ialdhahl, Iter~ore,Sirr Charles ei rl~ti lenirdt eeald other Memabers~or ?? 'Th following Gdnttle- rsen were sworn on the VifAnd Jury: J. S. 14arrolrd, Esil. Ittieman insepth'Mlttford;.jun. ; . Q. Winwoud John'Acratnvan ci E. B. Fripp Ch~ristopher George William Watson Richard H-umphrcys James Palmer HRenry Senley James Aloore ...

... IRELAWX CITY OF DUBLIN QUARTER ASSEMBLY. Yesterday the COmmon Cuuncil held their usual Quarterly Assembly, the High Sheriffs in the Chair, The Freedom of the Corporation was granted to Gerald Callaghan, of Cork; Mr. C. S. Corry, of the County Monaghan; and Mr. Darcy Irvine, of Fermanagh. Mr. STOKE R, Poeet Laureat to the Coporation, in proposing the Freedom of the Corporation to Mr. Samuel ...

... Iat ,Nw, .I4 -4BS(AJ . JE T . -Ei p , YVtV ib Ahniveu Dinner tf htetl poees aM } M. D Vqt'4067T,*,tmo ...

... [PROM THE NXW YoRK COMMRCIc[AL ADVETaISER, SEPT. 19.] PERILOUIS SITUATION OF THE AHRONAU r.-A large concourse of people assembled yesterday afternoon, in Castle Gardens, to witness the ascent of Mr. Robertson, and many thonsanfl8 were of course upon tbc battery. The day wae uncommonly beasiti til, tbe wInd blowing mederately from the north. The process of inflatinng the balloon was not ...

... 7THE JJOJINING CHRONICLE. LONDON: AIOND.4Y, OCTOBER 27, 1828. We have received the Paris Papers of Friday, and the Gazette de France dated Saturday. it is affirmed in a letter from Odessa, that in the affair at Varna (alluded to in the Russian bulletin) a whole re- giment, with the exception of one battalion, was de. stroyed. The Constitution ned contains a letter from Vienna, which alludes to ...

... AG-RICULTURAL REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER. In Perth, and the higher northern districts, though the E lin wheat was beat down by the winds, it has been secured ing in- with little damage or complaint, excepting, in some parts,. astc xc- of a yellow caterpillar ; the quantity about two-thirds of At of an average; the late sown wheats defective, all of various, wit he quality. Oats, barley beans, peas, ...

... On Under the above head two very powerfill articles have ryrecently appeared in thie.Scetsmfoe, ins the ilhape of letters, bit addressed to the Right lion. Henry Goulburn, Chancellor t. of his Majesty's Exchequer. T- lhe'obbiect of, the writer is to prove that a lower scale of 1''li l affordl a vastadditiossal aceu ~oilation lo all en classes, and at the same tinne yield a sulm to the goverln ...

... WINDSOR iCASTLI . - 5 . ?? - - . - 1 -- Th lie ~lsiate sapatmtai-s nt,lededufo'r hi Msnjesty's occujiatlon [s IJ the cste ate very.mekly ebmildted. The .gir de is di. reety j a f tont ofhis VI'ets'b airtneits, ma,:ipwach t At, * Si from the old. terracs, by e. handtosoie flghtf' o4:eseuphigg plae. steps. On the left of this; and under th,&terraceils ?? n extending from 1006t620,'feet, and ha'v ...