... ClARLISL.E ELECTION. [FROMl use CARLISLE JOURNAL OF SATURDAY.] We have, hada bustlingK week prepiufring for our election. Monday W.# appointed for the public entry of Sir Williann Scott fromAncai~, ad Jloid arid boastful was tbe language held out by un ari~i~S o ie sylein hic tey meant to get up the grhd poceilO. bad f T5U5~ sa eaRieSed. two large cr~rtae sik bnner wee pepaed-ludgetni-men at ...

... CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. The Asionciattoll met on Tuesday lat, James -'OConnllt~b jn th ~e Chadr. A fter the reading of Mr. 'oiel' tr aa oms routins business, Mr. SHElL rose aknd said -.I rise far the ptvrpnse of ?? a Resolution whichtiliay expose toe to some obloquy, but which 21ny5050s of public duty int this great crisis ot Ireland Induces asm to press uponS you. I shall abandon all ctue ...

... TIE LONDON 7INIVERSITYPOLITCA.L ECONO.4 That the amount of P rp'liati, a in anT coosntry depends on the ?? Anu quantity of atibsistence raised, is now abundant- )y plain. Of course this qiantiry ultimately depends on the stloon the quantity of land in the country, and olsher air- c~ritfnitaces not under the controul of man. In like nsasaner tue ounither of any class of men in a Commnonity, ...

... PARSH OF LAMBETH. I Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, a highly respectable Meet- ing of the Inhabitant Heuseholders of this Parish was held in the School [louse, Lambeth Green. The Meeting was convened by a requisition, signed ?? I)'Oyley the Rector, Mr. Lett, and several other intiuential Parishioners, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of introducing a Bill into ...

... LONDON: FRI/DAY, FEBRRUIRY 13, 1829. *17e received last night the Paris Papers of Tuesday and the Gazette de France, dated Wednesday. These Papers, with double Supplements, are filled with the new Projets de Loi, presented to the Chamber of Deputies on Monday, on the Municipal and Depart- mental Organization, by M. DE MARTIGNAC. The Journal des JVebats, speaking of this law, exclaims, 'IThug, ...

... . . IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT . . . OFI GRf4T BARlTAIN AND IRELAND. . HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB, 9. The Bisbgp of Cheater (Dr. Sumner) Was introdaced by the Bishop of Winchester and the Bishop O ,London, ani took thc Oaths and his Seat, ANkWER T) THE M.j)R1 sU. The Earl of SHAFfESNURY Preasetid to their Lordsbipa his Majesty's Answer to their Address. Itie Majesty returned their Lordships his warmest ...

... THE MIORlINING CHRONICLE. ,I LONDON: it 84TURD.dY, YBBRUARY28, 1829. k- The majority against Mr. PEEL, at closing the Poll, yesterday, was 126. There is no cause, we apprehend, for yet despairing of his success; but there is cause for making every possible exertion to obtain it. There are Residents enough, we understand, on Mr. PEEL'S side to neutralize the advantage gained by Sir R. H. INGLIS ...

... e or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB. 16. cO CATHOLICS. rit The Etarl of ELDON presented Petitions against the grant- e ?? furtber concessions to the Catholics, from Coningsbitghi, dt Yorkshire; ao' from several Parishes in Cardigan, Camnbridge- ir shire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, ard Hante ; In all 13 Peti iong. e Lord COLCHESTER, in risiog tn present a Petition agoinet 1e ...

... Desnary, Chester, Feb. it,. * DEAR SIR-I have received the favour ef yoar letter, con- taining the reca'rded judgment of many most respectable mem- bers of tbe University of Oxford, ' that Mr. Peel is unfit to be re-elected at the present crisis,' and inviting me to vote for Sir Robert Inglis. On every personal and public ground, I rejoice at the selec- tion of such a Candidate by the ...

... TALJS Of OUR TOWN-ANArOMISTS. The exposures that have lately taken place, in connextion with the atrocious dealing& of these who have been the slaughterers or human carcass venders to the surgeons, have led to the recol- leetion, invention, and circulation of stories, which, as they hove generally been in the true raw head and bloody bone style, have found a most ready reception with the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or G'REdT BRlTAIIN AND,. IRELRnD. HeS H.ioun, oF LORDS, FEB. 13i OF- I CATHOLICs. per. The Marquess of, ANOLESE'Y prevented twdtityfotur Pe- an, tittoas from the Roman Cath(Ilic Inhabitants of different ~ 't Ielnd~prain fo the Rbinoval of Civil and Re- a ligions Diiahlihtias; against the, Sub-letting Act, the Noble n ?? alsolpresentedi nine Petitions iand against the Vestry ...

... From the LONDON 6fZkT]'E of riday, Fcb. 64 WHITEHALL. Fea. 3, 1829. The Kingbhas been pienasdtopresent the Iteverend Joihn M'Allitter tq tire Ciiurch at rnnerwick ofGlinlyon, tn the parleti of Fortiogale, In the Proabirtery of Diinkeld and shire of Perth. The King has also been pleased to present the Reverend Peter III'Vear; to the Church at Mfckialrni, Ia the Probytery of Lorn anri shire ...