... THE DUKE OP WELLINGTON'S LETTER lo DOCTOR C(URIS. [FROaI A coaRtSPoNDOENT.J The Duke has, at length, given something to tli-- public, from whence his sentiments and views, wvi, regard to the Catholic Question, may be inferred, in Letter to the Titular Primate of Ireland, which is in -c following words:- I assure you thiat you do me justice in believing, thb. I sincerely anxious to witness ...

... ?? LONDON LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTI(N. The Members of tbis Institrrtion yesterday evening gave a Concert at their Tbeatre, in Aldersigate-street, for the henefit of the Fend for the Relief of the Sparish arid Italian Refugees. The principal singers were Mliss GRANT and Miss BELLLCIiAN ,ats, and Messrs. PHILLIPS aod BEGRCZ Mr. MORI led the J1Bd, and Mr. FORBES -2r the Conductor. The ...

... PORTUGA.L i LissoN', DEc. 22-in this ?? I have serious matter to record. Tbe state of this population since Friday, the 19th inst. I as been and is still very alarming, being excited by the atro- cious violence of gangs rf Royal volunteers, who run about Lis- IIOn Insulting, beating, stabbing, and Impria ining at their option every One whom they dislike, and ?? the Eaglihb, or foreigners whom ...

... THE MORNING CHRONVICLh. LONDON: SATURDAY, JANUARY 1@, 1829 We do not believe that the Earl of VERULAM or any other person has yet been definitively appointed successor to the Marquess of ANGLESEA. The trivial circusm- stance of the PREMIER having spent a day lately at Gorhanibury is, probably, the sole foundation for this positive announcement. An account received from Dublin yesterday, on ...

... THE ARMIY. Otn InlAyl Itn a Viomrt Mirtial assembled at the New Iarp racqs. Linisrick. at ~wi-h r ,iny of the ;.6th R-Riuent rertded, to tnv, st!eat, rer'airo co,,rgvt6 Preterrcd agatust privat 3'lotts Roehe, rrt tiial, Yrt'inlent b a ciuntryman, name atric Grady. It appeared IIt r n ?? evc, 91lto0 Fe'ven o ch-rk, Grady, vnwt liver *, e:,r l rk, teas ri bis wi'R ko Itn lie wlivt l k.,1'h . 'ir ...

... GERMA41N PAPERS. We have received the huretriburg Correspondent, whicb has some speculations on tue present state Of parties in Tarkey, but ?? 5 non news thait requires any particular ctmment. FaoaM THE LowVE DAN BE., Dec. 0I-lHl,ver persuaded the Gensju friends of the Turks moy be, that the enurgetic Siltln Mahmoud will employ 11 tile resources of his nail n to lbh object ot retaining ...

... [ABRIDGED FROM THE DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER OF MONDAY]. METROPOLITAN CHURCH. One of the most numerous and respectable Meetings ever assembled within the walls of this splendid edifice took place yesterday. At two o'clock, by the unanimous ?? of the people, the Moat Rev. Dr. Murray was voted to the Chair. Mr. O'DO WD was appointed Secretary, and read the Itequl- sitlon calling the Meeting; upon ...

... SLUVERY. The following Copy of Sir George Murray's Circular on this subject will be read with great interest : CoPY OF A DISPATCH TRANSMITTED BtY HIS EXCELLES4CY THE GOVERNOR TO TUE HOUSE OF ASOEIBLY. (Clrculai.) Downinig-street, Sept. 3,1828. SIR-Among the subjects to which my notice bas been called since I received the Seals of the Colonial Depairtment, there is none which has appeared to we ...

... PALDOCK ANTI-CATHOLIC MEETING. Thursdmy havirg been advertised for holding at Meeting at BNaldock, to petition Parliament tgainst Catholic Emancipation, and it having been publisbed in the county newspaper, that it *bR ijtt nded, at the sane time, to form a lertfordshire truns- wick Club, a considerable number of the Clergy and Gentry of he county attrended. SAMUEL UNWIN HEAT ICOTA,Esq., being ...

... CONSPIRACY Ai4AINST T'HE PUBLIcANS. fMANSION-HOtUSM, SA'rUNDAY A Licensed Victualler waited upon the Lord 3Uayor this day, to commuuicate to his Lsrdship the particulars of a vile and most base conspiracy against the Licensed Victliul- lers of the metropolis and Its environs, by which great sums of money had been already extorted from them. Same tine ago a great noise bad been made about music ...

... LEEDS PRIZE fIGHTERS. On Wednesday considerable interest Was excited to hear the examiinatilns, at tbis office, of the principals and seconds, aol I nimber of the abe ttors of A prize fight, which took plbc i, a field near Brawbsm Moor, en Tues I y morning, and at which Wm. Markham, Eq. of Becra Lolge, near Aherf rd, a Mavin trate for the Witt Riding, was mrut vi lently beaten with cg d- gals, ...

... PREACH PRPERS. (FROM THE OAZETTE Dr, FRANCE OF WEDNESDAY.1 PARIS, JAN 13.-It seems now certain that the army of tbe Dsoresk is to returt to Frauce. A letter from Modon, of the 221 DEcember, informs us that the Aide-de-Camp of the Minister ofi War, who embarked at Toulon on board the Veniis frigate, ar rived at the bead-quarters on the 18th, where be made known the order for the reesl of the ...