... JIELAND. DUBLIN-WaDi5ESDkT. [FROM A CORRaspoNDENT.1 As stated ini My last, ten pieces of ordnance, with their full f formpalemont Pof t' C*lftis city, yetewrday morning, Is mile dhrlsistnt Fort, Crounty Tyrone. Tba tto i bu i ndtelve mills from -monaghaen. V! The military force in the North wi'll be considerably increased., snd the report gains ground that Government are determined to a disarm ...

... GERM-N PIPERS, We yesterday received German Papers to the 8th inst; they do not, however, contain any news from the seat of war. The fIllowing are eltracts:_ STUTGARDI3, OCT. 6.-The healtt of her Majesty the Queta l)owagad Uten, Jq40*aqytpired, and she was in a very wealkatate. In the night of the 4th df this month her Majesty found stdiig tyin brgrteat ~jandtbjs-addgitiefbt e ...

... ha rIROM THE MONITEUR OF TVESDAT, OCT. 14.3 fDE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. tha Average Price of the Hectolitre of Wheat in various Foreign I Markets, calculated according to the most recent Price Cur- n rents received at this Office -th Riga . st September ..151 26c the London . 19th Ditto .25f 13c obi Dantzic..19Lh August .1f 4c Stettin15th ...

... A Dutch mail, bringing German and other papers, arrived yesterday. They do not, however, supply us with any inform- ation respecting the war between Ressia and Turkey. The lllowitig are extracts:- STOcsCHOLM , SEPT. 1.-M. da Cunha, who has acted for five or 8iX years ns Yurtuguese Cbargc d'Affaires in this city, has sold his furniture and isken a ho ,se in tbe ceuntry. where he wvill 'wait to ...

... THE QUEEN )F PORTUGAL; yeaterdayafternoon, a numerous meeting of Pcrtuguese mer- cra and others connected with Portugal, was held at the City of London Tavern, to receive the deports of the Comr- oiittees appointed at a former meeting to draw up the Address 1,&Lfnded to be presented to her Majesty the Queen of Portugal, 5nd also to make choice of the drawing for the Sceptre, and the TvPe in ...

... 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 ...

... ' ?? I 1A On , Luvn, -reciverd thie fllowing letter from Birmingham. It is signed A New---ande&, and,, apparenqy,, it Ooes come. from a good-nalureA Yankee. He evidently knows a great deidl abut: the .raising and .uIsing-ot':'Co ana its TopS. He is, however, incredous as to my success; and fears that, my corn Will not ripen, though Lhave sent ripe ears-to the newspapers, and thouh there are ...

... Saturday, a General Meeting was called of the Members of b tbe Surrey Autiliary And-Slavery SocIety, for the purpose of b submitting to their nottce a Petition so both Houses of Parlia- f usent, that had been drawn up by the Committee. The Meeting s was held at the Spread Eagle Inu, Epsom, and at a little after P one 'clockt, Joseph Wilson, Esq. was unanimously called to the c Chair. The ...

... COMPENSATION OLAIMS ON THE PUBLIC PURS& A very Important and interesting document his been made up, at the desire of the Lords of the Treasury, by the Commis- tiners for Irnvstigating tibe Claima for Comnpensation, prefer- red by parties, ia cutsequence of alleged injaries wbich they sustained by their premises having been taken down, and their trade removed, to make way for toe Esat lndia, th ...

... - -, I I:- At hur oScloeldai8t uo iig ivecuived Iy.1pe E ,the-Pa s , W ,aietb' U6164 ;'IMPP4t~id;,rMOO 4efirt) aXeifr't$ii- Mtich Vtcoing te agdSi befcte Cb66tMla ; W' lne .of tbcW p tp £ ttafti any actAWa Avices tmm fteon et'ie ralu Codri toADndfiifi l t t tlSCon'at4dr, d ntudebksI Adai-, * ~ iw Pefiri,.todvl ren e t44004lii 'disa1goV~d'Oi' 0tnmue A-t'4whi*oh , ,hat : Tr i -4 iI , 40Ctk 4t ...

... tATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. [FROM aTHF JOURNAL DU COMMERCE.] Let us not be mistaken; what is going on in Ireland is a national insurrection-perhspg the commencement of revolution. Mlay the Government have the wisdom not to drive a popula- tion, so justly irritated, to despair. Every thing will depend upon the first measures adopted. Ireland asks for eclanCipation, and the Catholic Association has ...

... On tbe 30th of August, a Meeting of the Friends of Ireland was held at New York, Dr. M'Nevin in the Chair. The fol- lowing Address was agreed to ADDRESS. The motive which on this occasion induces certain friends of Ireland, native and American, to organise themselves into a Society, is for the better and more effictually contrinitio, to the funds of the Irish Catholic Associatien sitting in ...