... THE CATHOLIC QUESTIOA. (FROMA CORESPONENT. DUBLIN, SUNDAY, FEB. 8.-That all-absorbing topic of cn veratio ad vgue speculation, the King's Speech, wascap- evdheeyesterday at a quarter past eleven in the forenoon. I An immdense crowd was in waiting some hours before cbs ar- a rival of the coach, and it was with great difficulty the guard was c able to force his way ttblough the throng, in order ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FE.B. 18. Mr. Crater, from the Treasury, presented a Return of all the Bank Notes in circulation under 51. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY moved, that after the 25th March no Petition should be received on any Private Bill; and that after the 29th of April, rn Report should be received from the Judgea-Ordered, CATHOLICS. The Archbishop ...

... LONDON: WEDNESDAY, FEBRU4RY 11, 1829 The proceedings in the House of Lords last night were more than usually interesting. The Archbishop of CANTERIURT and Bishop of LONDON declared that they had not changed their sentiments with regard to the Catholic Question. At the same time the Bishop of London ' hoped that in stating this opinion he should not be thought to imply a censure on any other ...

... BISHOP O1F BRISTOL. The Petiion, on which the Chairman of the Queen. square Meeting refused to take the sense of his follow-citizens, but which received in a few hours nearly two thoustand signatures was presented on Thursday night to the House of Lords by his, Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, and to the House of Commons by Mr. Brougham. We may briefly explain the rea- los for troubling Mr. ...

... I TWEVitE YEaRS' MILIT'ARY A4htENTUREs. *-a 3gipainsp'i andI, in many Posute of view, hi~gjiy .if. wrirtte ipsuch in ii,, nature of' a Journul, Thesei volmes su iotyiP Of Composition a, d the usefu volmes, 'cubd grd tkilfi1tlY elcidat,'d. ticept that they age O., ae aritgan tl tarts are more elaborately ?? adotale whichthe lturi oi A ournal yjf,~d In the niarrattion ' tv wilitttry the ...

... iMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FBB. 19. Mr. Richardson presented at the Bar an Account of the ir- ceipts and expenditure of the Mid-Lothian and Fife Ferry. Mr. Mason presented at the Biar an Account of the Pensions granted by the East India Company. CATHOLICS. The Earl of ELDON presented sixteen Petitions from differ- eut places in Denbighehire, ...

... MARTIN'S ACCOUNT OF HIS SETTING FIRE TO THE MINSTER. [Front the Tyne Mercury.) House of Correction, H-ebHom. Saturday Eveniing, February 7, 1829. Mr. EDrroaL-Since 1 wrote to you this morning, I have had an interview with Oth prisocer, Jonathan Martin, and hasten to supply any deficiency in my former communication. On my being introduced to him be said he had no recollection of me, hut on mny ...

... TAT TERSALL'S. Ture betting yesterday vias 1lo suffclently importaint to re- quire a quotation of odds, which generally remvains As on Thurs - day last. Etapagnolte anid Canvas continue at evens co closer indeed that wve are unable to state which bad the call at the ei, !r, the room. Will-u' the Wisp was again in request, 17 ta I aaartaken ju~t at the finish. Nei other ?? to .k place -eby; the ...

... EAST LONDON CATHOLIC INSIITVTUIOw, PUBLIC DINNER. Yesterday the Annual Dinner in support of this (Char'sjt, lustitutian took tilace at the Freermasons' Tvern ALEXANDER D)AWSON, Esq. NI.P. in thre( b Mr. O'Ctonlueli, M P., and several of the Gentllnw0 tended him frml Ireland, were present, Which, We w ?? to notice, served to attratct a niire ilusimereus a, * than we have observed at previols ...

... PORTSMODTH, )iEJ. 21. Tae Volage, of 28 guns, Captaitt Seymour, arrived Airnty four dsys from Rio de Janeiro, on Monday last. She hr~n~, hi me 'ilver and platina on merchants' account, to the i f about 160,0001. Sbe left the Ganges, Thetis, Sapphire, and Ad venture there, as well as a-o French men of war, an4 tiv American men of war. A Dutch frigate hai just left the coa, for the West Indies. ...

... HAMNUROG, JAw. 27i-Borsen ffalle, Four o'clock.-Food5 were dill yesterday, but have recovered to-day. Austrian Beak Shares come nearly I per cent. better from ViORnS, having risen from 1092 to 1101. This rise was occaslened by a report that the Fre ,ch and English Ambassadors were already on tbe way to Constatnilople. Bills on London are rising Discount 2 Xt per cent. money. End rf Jan. Anglo ...

... THE MO I 1NING CHRO NCLE;. LO ND OO N: A1ONDOJY, FK.BRUkRY 2, 1829. We received htst night Brussels Papers to the 31st January, from which we make the following' cxtracts:.' ODMSSA, JAN. 10-The Journal of this place c, ntaitu the tftl I -wing artiee :- Stveral Journals have repeatedly atnnouncel that the Sultan had left the 'capital to put, himself at tbe head of the army, TU troth is, t~iat ...