... c!omnc_ olitico. CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. ft must appear very evidentto all whlo take the trouble of readinig the reported speches at catilo- lie mhetingos in Ireland, that thc Roman catholic slaves, as tbey call themselves, enjoy, at least, the liherty of speech in the *nost unbounded liccuce. 1In this respect, it must be allowed, wbile the clallk their chains, that they a:e morefree than ...

... 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 ...

... KEN'lIiSH B.RUNSWVICKi CLUB. Tule intended mteting of tile ?? of thle cnounty of' l enLC 11s thilrown all tilh cnemices of the chiurci and cons1LIII tion of Englarnd into a sort of utter disma ;iv whichi they strive in vain to carry by flurious rmiilbngstaps-ainst the authors of this traly loval, constitutional, and necessary piroced- i, 'lg That the ?? of this andl every othier county in ...

... 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 ...

... ELECTIZO The followsidg expc-lime-ts b\ r. Wll:j1;ins, of London, appeal to be new, or at least ieve r lefiro publisletd;- *'The revolution of four iompinpoid rectaugul:ai frames is prld a red by in 011ting- ItCiii up:un sta ndh; one on each side of tile poles of a piow-ter bar inag- net, and bringing the liaie of a spilit lamnp into contact with the angles of'the franmes; wheil it wilt be ...

... 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 ...

... MRWIS. RAMSBOTTOM TO JOHN BULL. MY DErft B.-We are at lesgth arrived in the subbcebs of London. Since crowds of people have been collected at tho Traitor' s and Restorers in ltegent-strect, I amn afraid to date this, lest the folks should come to look at us-but you can easily tind out tlhe yearess at Fulmer's hothell. We camne last from M'vtargate, which to my mind is far preclerible to Briton ...

... FOREIGN IN'ELLIE(AENCE. LoaxnoN, SATUBSDAr EVENING. Letters from Corfu speak in favourable term s of the great improvements in the admininstIltiOlo: of Greece throulgh the exertions of Count Caol rl'lstrias; but with respect to the military aaffairs, they amin a deplorable ondition, especia4y in the land forces. The commanders, at varhLtDcC with 'each othlr, vr'we not oltayed hy the troops;; ...

... It would be difficult to say whether the violence of the Catholic or Protestant agitators is most to be condemned. The one boast of their nuirmbers. the other of their disripline. We are seven mil- lions, (say the Catholics)-af entire *ation. ?? You are a mere rabble (retort the Protestants): Our troops Will ride through ranks so rude As through the moorland fern ?? so that we sh'all hear no ...

... IOaEIGN IN'EfLIAGENCE. LoNDON3 SATURUDAY EVYLSING. 'rie Smyria COULrhr of the 12th silt. a paper in Veneral Well in for med i II' ?? iv atterS, ContaiIs the following article, wilieh, i , thl? present criSiS, ?? (if ?? :- he Aistriatts uti otinue to lle in dol3 favour here; tlieir flty r ec vs thpe sa_ It is in Concert with the &-I sh adl h ta! comn. mission formlled lit Zillte, that, thev! ...

... IMR OWEN JONES, alias MfYVY}. : T.IMlABLE COLLECTOR AND li I OF VELSH LITERATURE. LINES Addressed to Sir Edir-rd M1fosteil, Palrt. thf, ?)*iZ r Presidejt of the Dten lnq is!,'dd,1 FROMt TIHE VISION Or t`llS', AlN I, 10 S` s;) . , Afier celebraliitq o/ther ivntatlriel ri /Ihc 0, ,1 A ulk,' .. Ir And he, who still, With libc, tl hand extiloros 'The storicl hobard, po-etic paile restores, ...