... )RELANO. CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. ItROM Ta DUbLIN MORNING REOIITUR OF WEDN11tAY LAST.] Yesterday the Great Room was denaal* crowded; at threw 6oclock the Chair ws t taken by Williia R. Mahon, Eq. Mr. fesgeO'.H f'r was appointed Secretary. The seerettr, read a letter from the Rev. Mr. Cantwell, P. . of Stradbilly, encloing U3 10s. Catholic Rent, NICHOLAS P. LEADER, ESQ. He neot read a letter from ...

... A Vestry Meeting of the Parishioners of this Parish wis lI at tell o'clock, yesterday marling, for tho dirspatch of ge:.- ral business. Mr. Churcbwarden i)ow in tbe Caair. The ?? of the last Vestry having been rea, i'd contirinet ' AIr. CORDER reported that he had applied to M,. IUe., the ate Vestrv Clerk, f',r the title d-eds ot theestitOe, .:,J Much Totham and Bowle's Farm, in Essex, the ...

... MR. ROTLAND ,STEPHENSON. nt No Intelligence Lhaving arrived firom Ledbitter, Fllis, or and Bishrop, who aire in piirrtift Of ' Stpen lit a lair' hour last ady sight, it ins been conaclader1 by miary persons that be ?? en- ,ith cliped down the Channel during the late storms- has contrived to pass the vesiels cahichi the Admiralty sent to intercept 111ro, any rind I~a lasben ,ble to weather the ...

... At a late bour last night Ellis, oat of the principal offiuers of Bow-street, who on Sunday last was dispatched by Sir Richard IBirnie, witb George Ledbetter, to the West of England, in pur- suit of Mr. Rowland Stephenson and his companionwith direc- tions to scour the western coast, from Falmeuth to the extremity of the Bristol Channel, arrived in town, by express, with dis- patches directed ...

... be had ad yanced. A COMMISSIONEIt said, that that was entirely another case. If that could be proved, the Commissioners would then decide upon It. As it stood at present, there was every reason to be- lieve tlat the securities bad been purchased. Mr, tOOTS observed, that supposing the bonds were to come mi llibg, Mr. Fructooso's proving for them then would not pre. 3 ?? big CIHIII to them Mr. ...

... *on the LONDON GAZETTE eJ Tuesday, Jan. 27. WAR OFFICE, JAN 26, 1829. lot Regiment of1 Dragoon Guards-Captain Win. Alexander lhlazwgll to he Maj',r, by porcliate, vice Wallace, promoted; Lieutenant Richard Jdartin to be Captain. by pnrchase, vice Maxwell; Cornet Frederick Haiwke% to be Lieutenant, by pur. chage, vice Martin; Ensign Elseard flitkett Grant, from the 92cR Foot, to be Cornet, by ...

... I DINNER 0F THE FRHINI)S ND CIVIL 4NI I RELI1GIOUS LIBERTY IN D'UBLIN. On Wednesday,theDlnner of .he Corrunittate ot the Friends of Civil and Relligious Ltiherty, who tied made ithe arranigemnents for the Meeting at the Rotunda on Tuesday, was Riven at Mor- risonai great roiomst. Tiirre were about two hundred Nolillemen Find GentlImeton ?? Divid L-arni,chte. Enq. presidlag. On the rtght of ...

... Ietu The LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Jan. 13. DECLARATION OP INSOLVENCY. jay,. W-.ALEXAND.R. NELSON, osf Nelson-street, New Town, St. naul Deptford. Kent, draper, that he Is In iso5lveat circumO~stances, oad~e 0nabletinsthile engagemienta with his creditors. BANKRUPTS. JAMES CURISTOPHER, FOaslY PH, of Milk-street, silk and velvet 0our.5surer. Jan. 20, at one, 23, and Fe'b. 24, at twelve, ot ...

... [PRIVATe CoRRESPONDENCE.1 a.; DUBIIN, JAN. 25.-Tae Right Honourable John Leslie Fos Wts ter, whose services on the Irisb Education Commission of In ma quiry elicited so much of valuable information, is about to b ,7 7appointed one of ?? Puisne Judges of the Irish Court o te- Exchequer, in the place of Baron M'Cbilland, who retires oi cal account of continued Indisposition. This nomination will ...

... CONCORDAT IN THE NETHERLdINDS. TO THE EDITOR OF TiHE MORNING CHRONICLE.~ Sfia-Since nay arrival in England from the Netherlands, i 5 have read the notice which you were pleased to bestow upon at letter recently addressed by me ito Mr. O)'Concell, cordemnai tory ofthe ?? Coincortflat between the BliritishG0 vern- ment antithe Holy See, anti dernonstratieg. lby illu~tratinias drawn from actual ...

... PRENCH PAPERS. [FROM THE MONITEUR OF SATURDAY, JAN. 29.1 The Official part of the Allonitesus (to which are annexed three supplementary sheets) contains two RoyAll Ordinances. The first, which contains forty two columns, divided into 103 articles, relates to the ?? of a system for the register- ing of public documents in airtinique, Guadelonpe, and French Guiani;. Tihe second Ordinance is of ...

... SIDMOUTH, DLc. 27. A Meeting, in fsvastr rf Catiheic Emancipation, was hehl liare to-day, attended by ail tbe respectable GellLierlne of the cout y of Devn resident in this place. and in the Scroundiogdistricio, Edwsrd Lee, Esq., In the Chair. He opened] the business by la- menting the necessity of calling tih tletiag, and iill a clear and *irxellet address invited Lbe gentlenmen of the caunty ...