... [FROM THE GAZErrE BE FRANCE, DATED CCT.2'l.] PARIS, OCT. 25.-AH Extraordinary Courier very recently arrived from Madrid, at the hotel of the Spanish Legation, and s,nother was immediately dispatcbel to the same capital. It appears that this exchange of couriers relates entirely to a finan- cial subject, and that Mr. Uriarte, whose arrival at Paris from Maarid we lately announced, bes been ...

... LemTHlE DUBRLIN MORNING POST OF FRIDAY.) 1155 CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. fr The Atsociatleza met yesterday, C~unrsellur GUTH RIE in the 10n0t, Chair. Mr. Smyth acted as Secretary. vijil Immediately before proceedings, were commenced, Mr, 'ppt 4)Twclll entere I the roban, and was received with trameodnu P'T citeeritg. ratetis ~n Mr. LAWLESS load to submit to the Meeting neticei~of two 'har ...

... A Dutch Mail arrived yesterday, brinving pRoers to the 24th inst. They contain extracts from the Vienna Journals to the libh inst. The following are extracts :- JASSY, OCT 4.-The latest accounts from the theatre of vrar Yy that the Russian army of the left wing still remains in the p bsltio before Chotmila, notwsithstanding the declaration in its tit vn bulletin, that It was iutended to leave ...

... Q UEENBOROUGH. On Saturdaya Court Lett on view of Frank-pledge, and also a General Quarter Sessions ofthe Peace, were hold together, in the Town Hall of that unforttnaat borough. T. Greet, Esq., the former Mayor, went out of office, and he was succeeded by J. Marshall, another Jurat, or Member of the Select Body. Though the former Mayor bad gAne out of office, the impres. sian of the ...

... TH'E hlORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUZSDAdY, OCTOBER 28, 1828. We received last night Lisbon Gazettes to the 18th October. The following are extracts:- LIsBoN, Oci. 13.-The Gazette contains an Edict from the Minister of Police, which announces that, to the great preju- dice of public tranqltillity, and the injury of agriculture, im- mense numbers of persgon traverse the provinces, who remain ...