... kENT MEETING. The -following extract from The Ketit Herald of Thursday last confirms what we have stated, as to the efforts now making by the Brunswickers to have a strong muster at Penenden Heath on Friday next. In fact the landlords will drive their tenantry to the poll, like so many flocks of cattle. We are glad to find that the Dissenters are exerting themselves - TaH CouNry MEETING..AS ...

... Sit-I am desired by the Defence Committee of the British Colbolic Association to appeal to your Jourusl, as to an honour- able and a just tribunal, against a scandalous infractien of the rules of fair discussion which has been committed by one of year contemporaries. As the print tr which I allude bas only been recently commenced under a new title, and is at this tno- mitnt industriously ...

... [FROM THE NEW IIIONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER.,] THE CL.ARE ELECTION. The Catholics had passed a Resolution, at one of their Ag- 1 gregate Meetiugs, to oppose the election of every candidate who should not pledge himself against the Duke of Wellington's administration. This measure lay for some time a were dead letter in the registry of the Association, anod was gradually passing into oblivion, ...

... The last acc-unts from tbik quarter notice at some length the warlike molementm of Chhla, the 8able Kingof tbe Vatwahs, wbose &a tbiority extends from Port Natal nearly to Delqgoa I .Bay, on thle Eastern Coast of Africa. It appears that this Chief is about t ) attick tbe tribes ol the frontiers nf our colony, and his even thonittit fit to dispatch one of his Captainsg to the Cc- lonial ...

... M'OIDSTONS, THURSDAY, MIDNIGHT. We have just been to vilit the Scene of action, ard find that already considerable preparatinsd are made for the'scene of to. morrow. Penenden Heath, whieh, frosm time immemorial, has been the seene f the General Meetingi of the Men of Xent, is about two miles from the town of MaldstoneSlthough we were astured hy the townspeople that it was not above a mile atd ...

... .ORTb GAL. PROTEsTTO THlE DEJEMBARGADOR, ANTONIO ToMAS DE SILVA LEITAO, BRITISH JUDGE CoNSERvATOR. In ans wer to the questions piu to me by the Escrevor of the English Judge Conservator's Court, by order of that Magistrate, in the Register Room, and in thepresenceef thebook-keeperof the city gaol, where I antmat present confined, as to wbether I bad mnade, or caused to be rnade,any complatnt ...

... LORD HILL'S LEVEE. Ganeral Lord Hill, Commanding in Chief, held a Levee yes. terday, at his Office in the Htorse Guards. Tbe following Generals, and a few otber Officers, paid their ettpelts to his Lordship, viz. -6:tneral Lord Charles Somerset, Lieutenant.General Sir T. rown, Major-Gcntral Sir C. Grant, Major-General Stewart, Major-General Brooke, and Major- General Sir James Lyon. A ...

... [FROM TERE JOURNAL DU COMMNRCE.] The account of the state of the Revenue for the last nine months of t'ie year, which has just been published, is very satig- factory. Almost every branelh of industry has experienced i marked and progressive increase, except one-the Lottery, and to say the truth, we are not sorry for this latter circumstance. If we compare our present situation with what it was ...

... TO THOMAS SHELTON, ESQ. CORONER. SIR-On the Saturday subsequent to the sudden death of the individual in the Surrey watebhouse, who died nO Friday morn- ivo (the day preceding), I applied at tbe workhouse to ascer- tain at what hour the inqucat was summoned; I received for answer, that by your order no inquest would be held, you con- sidering it unnecessary. I do not find, upon inquiry, that ...

... [FROM THE GAZErrE BE FRANCE, DATED CCT.2'l.] PARIS, OCT. 25.-AH Extraordinary Courier very recently arrived from Madrid, at the hotel of the Spanish Legation, and s,nother was immediately dispatcbel to the same capital. It appears that this exchange of couriers relates entirely to a finan- cial subject, and that Mr. Uriarte, whose arrival at Paris from Maarid we lately announced, bes been ...

... .FROM THl DUBLIN EVENING POsT]. S'rATE OF THE COUNTRY. -It tit not be disguised that the policy which it is judged 'etdient, for wise p orpose, perhaps, to pursue with regard to Irtl'abd, has produced Tesulti, which we really think will baffle * the'uisd', of tbose 'rho devised suc1 a scheme of Government for a Country so circunstanced. The ii pruetratlesecrecy with * ichitW Dudie of W ...

... CON NAUGHT PROVINCIAL WkTJNO. - The Annual Mleeting of the Friend' of Civi and ReligiOUS Liberty in this Province was held in the Catholic Church at 8&llinitsloe, on Wednisday, tile 8th inst.- Among others we perceived the Catholic Archbilhoti of Team, the lBishop of Ma- ronta L-%rd Ffrench, Sir John Rurke, Bart., Lord Riverstosi, the IPon. D A. Brogbatn 'a Protestant), the Hon. T. Ffrench, ...