... 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 ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE, Windsor Castle, October 15, 1828. aSIR-There is not any consideration would induce me thus F publicly to address you, but the regard I have for truth, and IFthe respect I feel for the good opinion of every boacat man ; and fhaving been most grossly calumniated in your Paper of the 7th - instant, in the report of a pauper's case at the Mansion-honse, I ...

... TII.? MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: DB FRID.Y, OCTOBER 17, 1828. ac We received last night the Paris Papers of Tuesday, tu and the Gazette de France dated Wednesday. da According to a letter from Bayonne, it is reported that th the yellow fever has appeared at Seville, and that the wl troops from Cadiz had suspended their march, to form WI a cordon round that City. This last part of the intelli- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... I Yesterday the Master Butchers of the Metropolis and its vicinity assembled at a public dinner at the Freemasons' Tavern. Tbere were about three hundred of the trade present ; and Mr. Giblett, of Bond-street, presided. The chief object of the Meeting was, we believe, for the purpose of still keeping alive the recollection of the trade as to the exertions that have been -making in another ...