... IRELAWX CITY OF DUBLIN QUARTER ASSEMBLY. Yesterday the COmmon Cuuncil held their usual Quarterly Assembly, the High Sheriffs in the Chair, The Freedom of the Corporation was granted to Gerald Callaghan, of Cork; Mr. C. S. Corry, of the County Monaghan; and Mr. Darcy Irvine, of Fermanagh. Mr. STOKE R, Poeet Laureat to the Coporation, in proposing the Freedom of the Corporation to Mr. Samuel ...

... IREsSJLAND. The 87th Fusileers at Chester, are ordered to Liverpool I to embark for Ircland. i Six pieces ot artillery, untler M1ajor Wilmot, two troopi 1 3of the 7th l- usasrs, ridl thle entire of' tile 7th regiiment. t 1 arc stow stationed at ilinmlel. r Catiholic Aoe.'rirdur-This body had a meeting on the 0th inst. when 'l r Lawless addressed them in a speech against the Orange ...

... MCH:AENICS' INSTIM!ITOr. x- - - , - I .1. . - . . - Mr. DOUGLAS Fox's third Chemical Lecture was deli- vered last night. The subject was Caloric, and Ivas the second on this very interesting topic of scientific investi- gation. The Lecture was well arranged, and the experi- ments numerous. The first part treated of tlie Conduction of Caloric, and was illustrated in a highly satisfactory ...

... BENCH PAPERS. [FROM THE MESSAGER DES eHANIBRES OF OCT. 19.7 VIENNA, OCT. 10.-According to Letters from Bucharest of Ist October, General Geismer has succeeded in repulsing the Turks, who bad penetrated to Krajova, in Little Vallachia, and has completely beaten them with 4,000 men, which com- posed the whole force under his command, even after he bad received some reinforcements. The details ...

... ;Oiliaeltilltcoui5 Tiit ?? 1 FirNDi).-T'le Comm nissioncrs fir the feuluctioon f' the National Debt made their first pur- chases for thc lresent quarttr on 'T'ue;day. Tic tolilint in vested, and( to be laid out each transfer day during the .ler.Snt quarter, is X14.18U Is. Cd., ,vhich in tha qaiarter !cnding the ',th Jianuary, lii2J, will amount to ratner .morc thanla l581,tC0. 'fhe purchases ...

... Sa4urdIy Sunday add Tuesday's Posts. bONDON, MONDAY, OCT. 20. (From t.'e Courier, Monday, Oct. 20.)J- We have a large mass of important intelligence to-day, both foreign' and domestic. We begin with the foreign. Our readers have been surprised at the long silence of the Russian Government with respect to the military operations in the East. Five weeks had elapsed since the date of the last Bul ...

... ROCHIESTER, OCTOBER 21.-PArty feeling runs very strong here, and in the adjoining townships, on the subject of the ap- proaching Meeting on Pennenden Heath. Great nembers will go from hence; but the Liberals, it is thought, will be most numerous. Tue extra stages kept in the town by the coach propriet ors are already engaged, and every other kind of ve- hicle is likely to be put in requisition ...

... T113n0 D yr MVatCURY, -OCTo33 22.. We lately said, it was probable that while we were writing, some of the, Catholic leaders would be arrested: We knew that instructions had been oivon tn t-n M We knew that instructions had been given to the Marquis of Anglesey, which would fully justify him in adopting such a measure if he judged it expedient. From the delay which occurred, we were flattered ...

... : - WEA- -Y-! s Loncton, Tuiescdary, Ocet. 21. aCITY, TWETNS ObCs.OCic.-Adviccv have been received from (ibraltar, iti France, thismorning. The Gtbralltzr Chron. 1 i,-e Contains the following oflicial returns to the 3d instant:- Total. Admitted. Discharged. Died Sept. 30, 585 93 42 1 ( Oct. 1, 620 92 n 18 2, 658 Ila1 136. 14 I The s'aptures which one of our contemporaries describes us ] to ...

... F3HlErG2.Tr INA-TELLIGENCE. ri Bucharest, Sept. 20. d The tio-ritns fromn thle theatre. of war. becoene more ut ikrd en- ir ,oi.thorse fromn Choumit- are to the ldth b) -rI. 'ni t~tio root Salistria to tile 19itit (in Iie ith. 1llis~einil cy ?? ittormned of the pire. it t~r:oq at ,frhor Russa nsia to retire, maeit ge a rnerd It - Lc 'c t.'~itniritttline T he'L nl pe~rial troops this. 1s.10 ire ...

... to 1 CAT. EO NAN IIUA'N.-Ofl Friday, abaflottook VIaeC to fill up the vacancies occasioned by the deaths ot Alri Baird ot Newbyth, and the lion. General Hope, when AIr Campbell of Islay, M.P. and Mlr Campbell of Glen- it saddle. were elected members. . Steam Coach-Mer Burstall made a trial of his steam coach on th2 I, ith and QIu casferry road on Tucsesday. Iec rmO her at Mile west ward ith i ...

... by LETTER FROM LORD NUGOENT TO 1HIS CONSTITUENTS, THlE ELEC- inTORS OF' A YLESB5URY, ON THlE FORMATION 0OF THE BR~UNS- WICK CLUBS. Lilies, Oct. 17. of GFNTLEMEN-I have not been in the habit of wantonly ob- *It truding upon you anly opinions of toy own respecting, the con- ry duct of others an either ]local or general politics. My duty is 0- limited to thse laink my own public principles before ...