... I 0 '-PEEIIL'S PkOfREOS. . . PEEL, in imitation ef CAwt ma d other such men, seems to be making a tour amongpt. the toad-eaters otf the North, who are feasting him and tat- terig hith regularly as he goes; What a fondness a nan- inust hbae for ugly gapiig, stupid noise, and foul breath, betore he eaan venture on such an ex- pedition! The ereaumres that get round him are all looking fbr ...

... CATHOLICITY, PROSELYTISM, 4. EDUCATION, IN CANADA. The Report of the Committee appointed to take under consi- tl deration the state of Civil Government in Canada, has Pe..O pub- h lisbed. Three petitions were laid before them and inquired into -two from Lower Canada, of which the population is chiefly Fenuch, and one from Upper Canada, which is colonized by the r British. We are surprised that ...

... THE LONDON UNIVnRSITY. .rTbe London University, as it is called, has opened. A large number of students have already been admitted to its medical classes the tide of pupils (as we know by experience) colti- nous to come in a full month after the introductory lectutrst- before the end of October the number will probably he doubtltd, and Its success as a medical school is, In our belief at ...

... DEATV BY STdBBIlJG. [We copy tbe following most extraordinary case of death by stabbing, from The I Uffilk (.Arnidehr, partof which mnustex- the amazement of every reader, though it is impolsible to doubt the fact, that the knife which inflicted tbe internal woqn'ds, wrhich s9 speedily caused the death of the deceased, entered her boady and remained there till after death, with- eut its being ...

... s. LIssERsIC, OCT. I.A.-But afwmonlths past there Issued a Proclamation, we may term it so, from the Castle of Dublin, reprobatiug the display of party colours, and anamiuncing, for le example sake, the dismissal by his Excellency the Lord LMonte- at mantof two policemen, one in Karry and oils in thisvery co'bnty, nit for daring to exhibit respectively in public, a green leaf and an 'e ...

... TRHE AORNING CHROYICLE. LONDON: 7DJNEaSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1828. We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Gazette de Prance dated Monday. A circumstance is noticed by the Gazette de France, which will cause considerable embarrassment to neutral powers in the Mediterranean. The Greeks have re- ceived Russian letters of marque, and it is expected that the consequence will be the ...

... I From the LONDON GAZETTE of FridaY, Oct. 17. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. OC¶. l5..-MARTHlA WELCHER, of No. 3, Lower GrosenVor-place. Hanover-square, lodgatgthouse-keeper, that she is in Insolvent circur.a stanceseand is unable to meet her engagements with her creditotad OCT. O.ILBHN RODNEY WARDa, of No. Si, Bermnondsey-stYa# Sumrrey.chemiet and druggist, thathe ls isaInsolvent ...

... BUCHAREST, SEPT. 2G.-The inhabitants of Little Wallacbia are still very uneasy, as the troops which were to reinforce General Geismar have received counter-orders, and march to- wards Silistria; General Geismar is, therefore, not able to contend with the Pacha of Widdin, and has taken up his quar- terl, with his corps of about 5,006 infantry, 1,000 cavalry, and 20 Pieces of cannon, in CrajDwa, ...

... SI.LE-ELECTED VESITAY IYSl's . Hadpe in prtE ic..enIir soofahe f ~ t =~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ toe b btidt In a Bill to restrain-the proctdinpofth tioln madddntol l 'oatb nlic.onelioldarnearlt one tbOItej .0110 o ,llected by voluntary suibacriptionJ Miu f be ftrad those'.Noblenlerl ',aMGantlewen, promortteL6 .of ;hI fraltt I Bili gl .rem'ri 1EWthe'tt ex'aertric oafer such a 4e^;t~i( wjet ...

... COUNTY OF KENT MEErTING. TO THE OPPONENTS OF EMANCIPATION IN KENT. BnOTHEb FREEHOLDERS-MuCh has been written on both sides of this momentous question, tending only to awaken the passions, and ntrt addressed to the understanding. I regret this deeply; for If ever a question required cool and deliberate judg- ment, this is one. With this view, therefore, I submit for your consideration the ...

... kOREIGN GRAIN. The Hamburgh Reporter of Friday last contains the fol- lowring :- BORSEN HALLE, FOURt o'CLoCK.-WHEAT.-IO conse- quence of news received from England in the beginning of the week, the holders were induced to demand extravagant prices, which the to many instances succeeded in obtaining. The uppercountry has sent us some supplies, some of which have been kought for exportation, ...

... TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LOPD ., * _ M~~~~lilso.A lo., - . HARRIS. Mvy LoRD) . lilla,~ Oztb~cbt In common with every friend to Catholic Eari. Obliged to you for the letter you heave sent tto Te Gazette of last Friday ; as it is something tangilsi K 'Ni sme a fair opportunity of advocating, v5fra I at d Pablt linst cause of civil and religious liberty. B ut I certainly rer, that a man, of your ...