... . SWAN RlAR SBTTLEMENT. ?? Warrior, Stonr commander, bound to the now settlement nOD SwS i Rlver. Astrsha, ailhd for ber dotination on Friday, Dt frod Portsmouth, with prospects of favourable weather in bar progreso down the Channel. The Warrior is a fine vesnel of 600 tons burden, carried ont upwards of 250 pasengers to thenew N colony, #otqral of whom aek gentlemen possessing Independent ad ...

... DLUBLIN, Ocr. 31. An invel'ig-lom cis very extraordinary charee'r 'ook place this day in the Exaiminatian Hill of 17te Univeraty of DUllio, before w , of the Visitors, Vte Lord Primate Veresford, and the Most Rev. Dr. Megee, Archbishop of Dbilin. The Pre- TO't, a large numberof t'-a Senior and Junior Follows, sad up- wards of 60 Students, were in tl. HHll. The cuce appointed for hearing was Cn ...

... PRESENTATION OF A SILVER VASE TO THE SE- CRETAIRY OF THE FRIENDLY SOCIETY OF LlI CENSED VICTUALLERS. Yesterday, a numerous and highly respectable company of the Members of the Friendly Society of Ligeused Victuallere sat down to an excellent dinner, at the Waterloo Tavern, We- terloo-brldge-road, which was given for the express purpose of presenting to Mr. Thomas Phippen, Secretary to tbat ...

... rARISHES or ST. ANDREW, ST. PETER, AN4D ST.ANNS1 [FROM THS DUBLINE MORNINNG REGISTIa OF SATtRDAV.] Yesterday a Meeting of the Parishioners of the Unien of St. Andrew, St. Peter, and St. Anne, was held at the Corn Es- change, to adopt measures for the formation of a Fund to pay a nationaltribute to Mr. O'Connell. At half-past One o'clock the Chair was taken by BERNARD MULLINS, Esq. Mr. CHRIST ...

... In an article in our last, regarding the Poor Laws, we stated It as our well-weighed epinion, that If some decisive measures were not taken to sustain the tenantryof Ireland, they would be absol u telv crushed to powderby the jont operation of the Di&- q ilication Bill and thc Subletting Act. How this latter Act operater on the benafical hilders of leases has been very ably shown inl the ...

... i GUILDHALL CONCKRT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DISTRESSED SILK-WEAVERS OF SPITALFIELDS. A Concert, upon the same scal as that given for the benefit of the Spanish and Italian Refugees, was performed on Saturday morning, at Guildhall, in aid of the Foods devoted to ilia assistance of those who have a much higher claim tupon our patriotism and our compassion-the J.istreaved Weavers of Spitalfields. ...

... THB MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1829. It is rumoured that Mr. CAMPBELL Will succeed to the vacant place on the Bench of the Exchequer. There could be no better appointment. The Porz, during his troubles, had nowhere more de- voted friends than the worshippers of the Protestant Constitution of 1688 in this country. Another apparent contradiction is observable now. The great ...

... SELECT VESTRY SYSTEM 0J ST. MARTIN'S. I FENN T. COGRIP Rl ANSD OTHEls, OVtRSEERAs OF THE PARIStt OF ST, NARTIIN-THE-FIELDS. At one o'clock yesterday .dr. Fenn, accompanied by a number of the inhabitants of St. Martin's Parish, appeared before Sir Richard Mimic, Mr. Minsbull, and Mr. Robinson (a County Magistrate), that hour having been appointed for hearing an In- formation which had been laid ...

... Notwithstanding the unfavourable accoonte which canm t various parts of the country of the devastations of the crops storms and floods, our neighbourbood has happily continoed i am yet from these awful and destructive visitations. The weather of the last few days bhs materially improved the pearanceof the erops; *nd the Wesaprenmfos, as is utniverl, admitted, to yield a fair average retarn. ...

... SINGULAR CASR OF MISANTHROPIC AlON9MANLI. The Correctional Court of Versailles has been occupied with one of thosc cases which may serve for the study of the human heart, and furnish juridical medicinewitb important knowledge. broguerot, at three years of age, had a stroke of paralysis His growthi waa stopped, and his contracted form was continus- ally agitated bya convulsive motion. He bad, ...

... ALUSTTRALIA. Fo,~4Z R(eM Tall CHRONICLE OF SATUJRDAY LAST.] vyoa io'llgoe perhaps, that society hete is divided into butt tw Cilssse-acrimti~na slaves, and their temporary owners. Rit le mg tell you, this is by no means the case. We have grads- tiil rfsuok, ahillti5t As numerouS as thoise which divide the 001,ity of England. True Governor Iis King ; ansd a much .0111 pwerfial maga he is, in ...

... IE1kiECTS O0. TIXdTION ON CONSUMPTION; [.~h FROM THE seOTSMAN.] Istecondition of the ittople of this country worse ?? it was 30 or 40 years ago ? 1- Or have the new sources Of wealth opened up by the march ofjrmprovement Counteracted the increasing pressure rf taxatirn ? lb.,. are ?? often agitated, but which bay* not yet perhaps received a satis- factory solution. If we might believe the ...