... ILECTION OF SHERIPPS, AND STATE OF r (ITY ACCOUN7S. Iysterday a Common Hall was held for the Election of Sheriffs to serve for thb ensulnl year, and for the appolntmentoy Oiber City Officers. There seemed to be a general expectation kt it was the intention of some Livaryzuen to propose Mr. HsaS for the Office of Sheriff, one of the Gentlemen nominated for that Office having Intimated his ...

... It will be recollected that a few menths ago the Secretary for the Home Department wrote an order to the Court of Alder- men, desiring that the gaol of Newgate sheuld be so enlarged as to render it practicable to make tbeclassficatlon of prisoners, the want of which has been attended with sueh alarming conse- qnunaces, an unalterable rule. Hie order was submitted to thb Gaol Committee, and the ...

... A co y of the following Circular has been sent to the Sberiffs eg Iget t Cities ead Counties in Ireland.,- Waterford Mod.) CIRCULAR. Dablin, 20th June, 1829. ?? having been represented to the Lord LlreD enasnt, that much inconvenience results to the troops in conre. qaeece of their being stationed as sentries on the different gaols ii Ireldad, I have received his Grace's directions to apprize ...

... COUNTY CLARE. RIEGISTRY OF FREEHOLDERS. [FROM THE DUBLIN SIORNING REGISTER OF TUESDAY LAST.J ENres, FRIBAY, JUE 5.-The Barrister, Mr. Major, took his seat upon the Betich at ten o'clock. Close to him sat, in the course of the day, the following Gentlemen, who are Landlords in the County:-Thomas Crows, John Fitzgerald, Wm. Scott, Thomas Browne, Austin Butler, the Higb Sheriff, - Pardon, Andrew ...

... HoUrSE OF LORDS.-IRIDJY. JUDGMENTS-PAROCHIAL SCHOOLMASTERS. C^rii5'BtLL AND OTHERS V. BROWNE.-The Presbytery, on ospltiant of certaln beritors, had deposed thbe d aef t, school- marter of the parish of Kilberry, for misconduct. The *lcool- master brought his activn of reduction of the sentence, on the ground of irregularity in the prsceedigta of the Presbytery. The defence woe that by the Act ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 3. The Excise Acts' Amendment Bill (Scotland and Ireland), the Olfencos against the Person Bill (Ireland), the Sugar Du- tb' BUIl, and the Road' and Bridges' Bill (Ireland), were reada third time and passed. Several other Bills were forwarded one stage. Sir Alexander Grant, and others frem the Commons, brought up the Customs' Acts' Amendment Bill, the Appropriation Bill, ...

... [FROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATID JUNE 23.] PARIS, JtNx 22.-The dttrian Observer gives the news from Constantinople, which are in substance the same as those which we have taken from the 4ugsburgh Gazette. The n.s, sian vessel token by the Captain Pachb is a frigate of forty-five gups, with a chew of four bundred men, who bare been sent to the Braguo. Though the Porte has published nothing oM ...

... GERMI PAPERS. On Saturday we received German Papers to the 24th Instant- They give, upon the authority of some Russian Officers, an out- Inea of the propesed plan ot operations for the present campaign s FROM TUE DANUBE, MAY 15.-A letter from Mahadis, of the lit instant, says- Many ansuian officers, whose health has suffered In the lut campaign, come here to enjoy the baeufit of our mineral ...

... HOUSE O1 LORDS.-MONDJA B3ARRpINGTON PEERAGE. ineo The Lards la a Committee of Privleges, beard cvi jnO0 tbe diaim of Lord BsrfluAto to be admitted to vote in tho elcino rs M 1. tr Cm itte determined th .~t the clatimha~d blD made out, and agreed thxat is should be so- It- IPored Tt beimg conetitUted, tht Lord Chancellor gave h Is esont for jutdgment .u ttte fullorritg cansa- STICKLING V. DUNN ...

... DUBLIN, Ju1NA 15. rYROM A ColRttESPONDR4T.) * l ,ding account from Clare affords stronger corro- evtry' ItC certainty of O'Conseli'd election. Friday wto i ?? 0,dctive day since the commencement of tile regis. t root were 1no less than 4S claimn nts Admitted ; avd viesfor Wtsre the applicants, that the Barrister, after ex- I' ps5grei I btlity from extreme fatigue, to proceed further ...

... P ER XA LONDON BRIDGE APPROICHES. Most of the remaining claims under the New London 11ridga Act are, is is believed, likely to be settled without being suh- mittd to Juries. Indtd tbe Corporation has made muec libeua offers, and the exorbitant demands of unconscionable claimanta hae bad snch an eflecl upon the public feeling, that Jaties, Rs bas been very ately testified, no longer measure the ...

... GERMAN PdPERS. We rectived on Sattrday a snpplv of German PaPer., from which we esbjoin eanracs; they do not, however, postss much interest:- AooriN, MAY 18.-It is firmed that M. de Ribeaupierre bas received from this Court very important oomnaunleations. which ?? probably canoe ilm Bonon to ?? his present place of abode, and repair to ihe Archipelago. It Is also eaid that the English ...