... CLERICAL MCGISTRACY OF KENT. We, the undersigned, being Clergymen of the Established Church resident in the deanery of Sttton, in the diocese of Can- terbury, and county of Kent, firmly attached2to our old and in- valuable Constitution, view with extreme anxiety the efforts that are making to its prejudice, and we fear ultimate destruc- tion. Considering the proceedings of the Roman Catholics ...

... TEA.-r ijohnson, in o'e of his letters in Boswell's Life, bomliains of havinr had but one sound night'srest during 20 years. The Doctor drank tea to exhets: his kettle waseever dry. SOBER UNIow.-L. related' to me a whimsical story of a physician, who one night hearing lamentable groans and cries, went-to search whence they proceeded; found a man and .woman dronk, thrown out of 4n overturned ...

... 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 ...

... THE AMlORNING CHRONICLE. I LLONDON: THURSDdY, oCTOBBR 9, 1285. Wve received last night Lisbon Gaieties from the 22d to the 27th ult. inclusive. They are filled with military appointments, lists of voluntary contributions, remarks on articles in the English and French Papers, but no news of the least consequence. We have extracted from The Brighton Guardian an account of a numerous und most ...

... Dr. LArdner, on Monday, delivered his first introductory inetll at this Institution, on the subject of Natural Philosophy. 'l theatre was uncommonly well attended, and the Learned Fri fessor repeatedly received the warm applauses of his audienlt In strict propriety, be observed, natural philosophy ought I be considered as a general terr, as embracing beth chemicl and mechanical pbibosoplsy ; ...

... As the London University, among its various Professors, has one expressly appointed to impart instruction in zoology, those who are in search of useful intormation will, it is to be hoped, be at length enabled to obtain a compe- tent knowledge of one of the most interesting and important branches of science to which the human faculty can be applied,-the natural history of mao. Many years ago, ...

... MR. O'CONNELL S ADDRESS. TO THE HONEST AND WORTHY PEOPLE OF THE COUNTY OF TIPPERARY. Darrinatne Abbey, 30th Sept., 1828. BELOVED BROTHERS..t was late last night when I received the command of the Catholic Asssocliation of Ireland to address you. My first business this morning is thus to obey that com- mand. I address you, in the first place, with the most heartfelt affec- tion and gratitude, 1 ...

... MdURITI US. We have received accounts from the Mauritius to the end of Mlay. Sir Charles Colville, the new Governor appointed to auc- ceed Sir Lowry Cole, had arrived out, and the latter was only waiting for a ship of war to convey him to the Cape of Good Hope, of which colony he has been made Governor. Sir L. Cole had thought proper to notice the spirited remonstrance of the inhabitants of ...

... AFPECTING REPRESENTATION. A few days ago, Sir Peter Laurie received the following note ~ tfrom Lord Frederick Beauclerk:- - Lord Frederick Beauclerk presents his compliments to Sir Peter Laurie, and having read in the Morning Post, of Tues- - day, the Police report respecting Mr. Holtaway, who kept an .offie for hiring servants In Ludgate-street, he is induced to in- ir close him a letter ...

... INLAND NA.VIGTION. We seize upon the present opportunity to solicit, for a bref space, the attention of those who regard Ireland with some other views than those of an arena for the display of anery pas- sions; wbo see in tbis island great capacity-not nIv from ber geographical position, but the abandAnce of her prnduce; and who think that if her people and tile G vernment of the country could ...

... STATE OF THE COUNTRY. inr fFROt' THE DUBILIN EVENING P0sT.] .yf The markets are still advsncli~g-ln Duilkeltba, Hadg:Ington, Lee'ds, Liverpool, London. D-blio; ia Hamburab, L)antzic, tyfAm1nteardan, Warsaw. Berlin, Pairis. Th remusim on Gol is advancing, an the C~noenti t, and ,Speople already begin to feel alarm at the export of chi precious mDetals. -The Oligarchy of England, or the ...

... IREL4ND. JOHN LAWLESS, ESQ. The following was the language used at the Tralee Catholic Meeting, on Wednesday, when a vote of thanks was passed to John Lawless, Esq: Mr. O'CONNEIL, M. P. I eannot permit this Meeting to separate, without passing a vote of thanks to that truly honest and patriotic Irishman, John Lawless. He and I have differed in opinion on some occasions, and I am no* ready to ...