... I itiEi.LN 0. KE11111tase cA'111OLIC MEETI'n- This imn ortantirmecting wus held a, Tralee, on ues day, pursitant to notice, in the Catholic Chapel- John O'Connell. Esq. of Grena, -was called. amuilet the accilria5 tiont of the meeting, to the chair and Charles Jamecs O'Conr- nor, Esq. was reqitested to act as S-,cretary. 11r James O'Gonncll, of Lakeevillc, in prop:-ing the se- cond resolutiOn, ...

... PRIVA TE CORRESPONDE.NCE. London, Oct. 22. The Ilamlcurg' steam boat came in late this afternoon, bringing letters and papers from that place dated last Fri. dat'. According to tbat day's account ot' the Hamnburgrh ceorn mcacet, Sut ch of the arrivals dluring the preceding week as ere of a qualitv fit for exportation, have been readv for sale at the pr ies quoted. itt consequence of the state ...

... Sl.PPt.liEENT TO TIIE PRUSSIANi STATE GAZETTE OF T'UESDAtY, OCTroER 14. Five o'clock ?? m. Tlle followhing accounts havejust been received from the theatre of war R. RX'I'RAlT PFOM THlE: REPORT OF THE OPERIATIONS IN ASIA MINOR TO AUGt. 20 (SI-IPT. i.) ACHALZIK. Licutenanit-General Prince luodbolski was detached to besiege the fortress ofAzzkhur, which is situated on the road to Georgia. The ...

... SA 13 BATIH First, tie wtiui current, the lieverenti EUSTACl CAitEY, mlishionarv. from) Cal'iitta. wilt preach in the ?? Alr WA;ti.TAW'S ChaelE-, . ?? Street, at Eleven o'clock IForenoon, and ii the RLeverend IlAr Kvoiwornfs Chapel, Jamjes's Place, at half-past Six o'clock Evening. Collections will be mtade foi- the objects of the Mission. Edinburgh, 25th Oct 18. ' ?? At a public meeting held ...

... SiNG;Ut.AP, CHARACTER. ?? '7 t. s~r ts ., A At the back cf itar.kcoch wosil, in the paishi of KMll, anrd not far oi the been iriful atid romantic baniks of th .cn, a manl of tlhe cnie cf .John M 'Artney, ho, lcd the li'b of a hermit for the fast thirty ?? or more. Previously hie weoie.d farlier iup the counutro, while the timber waVS be- iOf. cut round Lirglinore burn 5 and duitd-like, we are ...

... L ON DON. WEDNESDAY-OCTOBER 22. Some of our contemporaries have published the most gloomy accounts respecting his a1;ijesty's state of health, accounts which we are happily enabled to contradict. His Majesty is much better.-Courier. ?? regret to find, by a letter which we have this morning received from a correspondent at Windsor, upon whose means of information we think we can rely, that the ...

... EXE:cUlTION. CticAcone'. (ct. 22'-Tlhit Morning- Thoroas Connor 'ted I ii L ntemny, conviIAO 1 at the last Circuit Court 1' ' c 1c'ciuiI aitssanit Upon A 1x MN Kinnon. (a native of 01(i 0 c''i'cdf TiyeeQ) near Port tglxnion, uni ie bnlths ci' V ''Ic 'ta.nitrd robbic.; nint of 12.21 itd ci 1cr tar- 1 c-vi,141c exero ted iln f-ont of the, J,1 - in tercus fcir fntxi. ?? W It cccli elc~oi I?'l ...

... arnianI I ?? i~~~rtt+ EDINBURGH. S5 TUJDA Y-OCTOBER 2i. RUJSSIAtN BULLETINS. The Prussian State Gazette of the 14th, comerr some additional intelligence from the theatre of wart, iiti shape of bulletins or dispatches, which contain ntoredelailod accounts of the military operations of the Russjirs ani Turks than those which have been hitherto votchsafeate us. The dates of the several accountts ...

... E ,ti, DATF-1SAL3,11NG S-PIC,LEl SA L MON. 1Ilenindalc, in Sutherlandshire, at the mouth of the river of that name, which was only a clachan in il316, with a boiling establishment, and two or three cabins, is now a large and thriving village, with a population of from 600 to 700 souls. The tonnage of small craft is very considerable. In summer, when the influx of srrangers front a distance ...

... (from the Aew Price Current.J Having collected sufficient information from all parts of the United Kingdom, to enable us to form a judgment upon the produce of thecrops of the present year, the following is an epitome of the information we have received:- WFIEAT.-The spring was unfavourahle to this grain, and at the time of its breaking into ear and bl ooming, a pretty strong opinion prevailed ...