... LIMERICK INDEPENDENT CLUB. [FRaOM THE DUBLIN MORNING AtEGIShi] A Meeting was specially convened of the Limerik ndilpend Cnt Club, on Saturday, at four o'clock. Nearly one hundred members were present. EDMOND RYAN, Esq. in the Chair. THE OUTRAGE ON T. STEELE, ESQ. BY THE B RUNS WICKERS. Mr. STEELE: I do myself the honour of rising to brinez under your most solemn consideration, a circumstance ...

... yXUtpOTAN AT'AC!K ON TRIPOLI. TRIPOLI * SEPT. a3,Iu a letter preceding this, I informed you of the precarious stfattiO In which We were placed by the threat of war on all sides. I believe I told you we had escaped a scour- ing from the Swediab squadron then at anchor in this roadsted, but that I felt persuaded the summer would not pass away with- out a visitation of tbhtt nature. The storna ...

... A2RREST OF MR LAWLESS, ON A CHARGE OF RIOT AND SEDITION. (From the Globe of last night.) Dublit, Thursday, half-past Twelve o'clock. Matters are at length come to a ?? Lawless has been just arrested. Mr Farrell, chief peace-officer, proceeded to his house in Leeson street at twelve o'clock, and there arrested him, upon a fiat from Mr Justice Burton. The charge against him is for having ...

... To tbe E fditort of the MoRximG Ifs- iiLD, the MORxNIG tblHRONiCLE, the STANDARD, the GLOBE, the NVPw TIUES, And the ST. JAkES'S CHRONXtLE. GOBBE;TT'S CORN. ,, B ?? Farf, 4th Oct. 1828. SIR ,'LAmongst the thousandsf per- sobs who have viewed my fieldtf seorn, it is very prrbable that you have been e 3if lthis be the case, and if you have bee-d it Barn-1EI within these ten days, your ?? eyes ...

... D O: DOCTOR' DOYLE. (Concludedfjem page 349,) Toftbe worthy Prelate who thus, in the 19th century, drelds Papal molestation, mig-ht be repeated What Was said by Doctor Samuel Johnson sixty years ago- That a man. Who would theu feel a dread of the power of the 'pope, would'have cried out fire at the time of the Deluge.' Bt though at preseut, and for-a century aud a half past, the Catholics ...

... LONDON INIWERSITY Nd4, M ECKEL. ;- . .. ;. . . , d , QrFOM THE MEritl ekik ;] r EXPLAVAOR!Y STAT ONB. PAXSON ln TO THB E18ifr t. h Sit-As yiA have published in i.or last Gazefte, an extract .d fropv Dr. Gravvilios' Travelp to Stj FPtfrabutgb, which can- taesa ikoss nie~ti t of tb. sanndr i; which Professor d Mec ,was appoited to the Chair lof iafrtporative Anatomy, . c Liri the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... DUBLIN, TUESDAY. ad, rFROM A CORSRESPONDENT.] ac Th ovrmnt hav, At length adopted decisive measures lur with regard to the north. Ten pieces of artillery were die- Th patched this morning for the nortb ; their particular deati- by nation is said to be for the county of Monaghan. The 87th Re- rib gimuent. it is stated, are under orders for Ireland, and the north ho Is pointed Out as their ...

... TLBS MJORNING CHR4 NI('E. LONDON: obe4 ThURsDA/tY, O()2TOBP K 16 828. ! OS Our readers will perceive, ftoh out report of the p Ao 1 ceediu.yesterday at, Kingston ithat the eespec~b?'l' coal dealers, the men who hold their hezds.high, are in ign arms a 'the' disclosures by the coal-meters. well .The lDeclaration of the Clerical Magistracy of the tion Degnery. of Sutton, in the' 'Diocese ef ...

... LONDON: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 18'8. We have received the Paiis Papers of Tuesday and the Gazette de France, dated Wednesday. There does not seem to be any ground fot the opinion, that the evacuation of the Morea by IBRAHIM PACHA will be the signal for the return of the French; and we observe that fresh transports are proceeding to the East. The Gazette de France copies from the Austrian Ob- ...

... THE QUEEN Of PORTVGAL. EXaTmst, VoNX3Ai MOtNING.-'YOU WUI have been apprised r t *the landiogat Falmouth, on Saturdlty, pf the yoong Queen of Portug'l, and the ceremony of her interesting reception in that port with corporate and military hioneuts. la the acknowledg- mnnt of these compliments, her Miea4t7 displayed that degree 0 of sensibility which is congivtent wvtb ber tender age, and ern- ...