... FORElWkN lEI [Gi NC I 'The Gazette 4'Angstinrgh contailns a letter ftoil Orasuna of the 21th( of Novelinhe vhiell llentiolls Calt a groat camp hail becl estahi sitled at Andfia- l(;plc, to reunite all tile troops of the line. 'The Aiussuliilnls are said to he much exulted wvitb ltrir succsses, alll the greatestwifi ligiless ta take upll anills existi d It was snriioisly ilitelled to aitolit ...

... At a Mleeting on Thursday, Mr. O'COhr.LL a stated that in consequence bf the accession of a number of Pro- A testant friends, it was proposed to change their name from Ca- B tholic Association to that of Universal Irish Assoctatlon. If that or happy event took place, it was intended to build a larger rooms for h their accommodation, on the plalt of the London Mechanicls' In. t, stitution, ...

... ; 0 X5, 0 X.R.1, D. I 'ilu I Oita. IO. II &. .I NI coxv~ei l, ce of the Cikr;. of this County, 'ho | :1 eiis). ?? Pfetitios t ue gast the RHUI Ct!I iatholitcs to ?? power, the Pe. ,!t the Vicarage, Sv i'u from 1We Isdav I !ks 5t;t,rda)y the I iia ibLilt; at th1e Rectory I ?? Mr:J.. fomanuday the 11)th to Satu-day the n ?? Ai \itti (s ic, inS Giles's, (xrfh4r, ii : it) tbe el of tho month. ...

... 7'P.E AioRNiNG CHROWICLH. LONDON: MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1829 We received last night, by the Flanders Mail, German and Brussels Papers, from which the following are extracts- BERLIN, JAN. IS.-The Journal of St. Peteraburgh contains the following news from the army inTurkey, dated 22d Dec. - A report from General ROTH :.ves the fellowing particulars of the operations of the squadrons of the ...

... TME JIORYING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNENID.Y, JVNUdRY7, lS29. The accounts of the revenue are gratifying, and the more so when we consider that the increase affords a proof that the prosperity of the country is beat promoted by a departure from those narrow principles, which would protect and bolster up branches of industry, which can only be continued by a sacrifice of the national income. All ...

... THENJI MORNING CHRONtCLl. LONDON: THURSDIY, JY4NUARY 29, 1829 We received last night by Express the Speech of the King of FRANCE on Tuesdav last, on opening the Cham- bers. His MAJESTY commences with assuring them that his satisfaction at meeting them again is the more lively, as he has pleasing commrunications to makc to them ; and the assurances he receives from his Allies offer him a pledge ...

... M. CAILLEL, THE FRENCH TRAVELLER. The following account of this enterprising young man ic givan in a letter from Paris: - ADl. Caille presents a striking contrast to the generality of tra- velled lions, for his manners are singularly simple and unpre- tending. M. Cailie, who to a native of Rochelle, was employed on the coast of Africa In the capacity of a merchant's clerk. While in this ...

... (FROM THE MESSAGER DES CHAMBILES OF JAN. 20.1 CONSTANTINOrLE, DEc. 18-M. de Caultz, the Prussian En- voy Extraordinary, bas joined with the Ministers of the neutral Powers, to Induce the Heis Effendl to have TurkishCommission- era sent to PoaOs, to treat for the pacficatioO of Greece. He had also induced another Ambassador to make the same applicatton. This attempt has been fruitless. The Reis ...

... To the EDITOR of the EXETER FLYIVG-POST. Sin,-A little calm reqfection previouR to tile Couity Meet- ing oil Friday, would prevent an infinite quntuiias of Abuee, by the intienperate Advocates onl bothl sides. The real meiits of the Catholic Question are comprised withill n small COinIpass ; andi itis only whenf extraneous matter is. Introduced, that vituperation and vindictive feelings take ...

... SHIPWRECK-PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE. -r on __.+,r.. 1 w , Ahatl^nw orttf Lilt VT Ltti~~~~fl'i ~~'~''~~ ~ ' for ex- .We (Connaught Journal) copy thle following extract from oil Y a letter received since our last, by a respectable merchant in In' 7Tow, this town, from Mr. WalterBurke,. of Durkeville, in the. II liles, county of Galway,, who had been a passenger in the vessel alt tad wrecked, which ...

... I o vlreopoilltnce. IMPAOYEMENT OF THE MERSEY. TO Tap EDITORS OF THY LIVRRPOOL AfRACUrr. RESPECTED FniESDs,-By your tnserting this letter in the r Mercury, Ishball again feelobliged; although it is at varianlewit;i the opinions.of shose who contend for a great increase-of .tream. down the Mersey, yet I believe that such incre'ase, would raise .the tide to an inconvenient height at Liverpool, ...

... ,nS 'r 1 DETHTS IMPOLICY AND INADEQUACY To THE ENDS OF JUSTICE. I : - is LCuoaed fromi thre Ifer Try of Decemibr 19. is. Although we.must defer our further arguments on Ythe effect of the penal code until next week, we cannot Le suffer the present to pass on without a fewr words to . Civis, of the Liverpool Courier:-- If (says he) a judge r-passes sentence, when he is, at the time, determined ...