... WFgave last week ant account Of somne of the Chairities recorded in the last iiumber of this u'seful work, and we now proceed to notice, as briefly as their impo rtance will allow' the bequests oft' thebeonevolent Dr.:Ttoumas White. InI 1613 he gave varions tenements sitnated in the Parish of Temple whereon to erect a hospital, called the Teniple hospital, and- endowved it for the 'reetption ...

... I I1REL AN D). , Ilr O'Connell has arrived at Dublin, from his agitating e e excursion. Oin the 13th ult. he addiessed an inlmense num- t ber of' people att Kilrush. In the course of his speech he said, 1 With the gratitude of an Irishman and the sincerity of a rfriend, I thank you. I -am rjoiced to see you assembled to tell the world that yoo ate not hidebted to W'elling ton or Peel for ...

... APRIL, 1829.—It is now time to say something of St. Peters- burgh, and I can assure you that this is a task I enter upon with considerable reluctance, as the subject has so recently been dis- cussed by more able and accomplished travellers, yet I should but ill discharge the duties of your correspondent were I not to contribute my mite, and should pay but a poor compliment to the Russian ...

... B L q - . : THE NE}8A1EW LE-T j ?? i.. . -7 'TUESDAY-JtJLY 14- ' - TE rWE-LTH'OF JULY. His Grace the Duke of Cumberland, Grand Mfaster of the loyal Orange Institution, some days ago ad- dressed a letter to the Earl of Enniskillen, dissuading the Orangemnen from havinr public processions on anniversary of the PBoyne. In consequence of this letter, a meeting of the Grand Lodge was immediately ...

... 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 ...

... TulE MINISTRY. The fidedottisn Me, cury, after making several remarks on the 1jinisiry, sam.- ' WVe heve been h4 to make these romarks chiefly in cone ,hence of information of rather an alarming nature, which we have received from a qnarter entitled to the utmoost credit in re- Ard to all that to passing in the political world. To whatever ,AUse it may he ascribed, it is no longer doubtful ...

... LONDON. SU?NDiM JuilA' 5. The Prassieo State GaZ-etle of tlvi' 27ith O't. jus't ecived, vooraiilO5 an o101:0j11 _Ieport from .Gcutr'r 1)iehiti'chI, da~tld I~lra, WV.d alt.. colinlimunicatig some further advantgq 'Faiilied by-the Iisa ny I-le states that hi: buld flillowed 'f -he 44,t~ ?? I 1th by~ a close puirsulit of' ltl(1a1yhn ~iei~ty~hnie rommt~va tinimid so cove6red with abaindoned tionlj ...

... MON'MOUTHS11IR$&c. ; , i Glaensrgpaee. 2team/itnttie/'e. mied Sataei ?? ,HIO,- I tl cultltrsa ?? the meetinr.of this Society, on Wednesdav, a the 5th inst.,. thb-.;sbow was 'hs'ld in the T on-faitl,' Cardiff o instead of the tran2d sTiy' Room, as idretofore, the latter . havinrg been found- tco smail- for the purpdse, 'and to tbe JhaIlf also the General Meiting was adjourned as soon as the ...

... GENERAL 5?b?OD OF ULSTER: ?? i f ?? n z D, _u o~,bta mlpp j ' . ?? 'of the carlile. tillo me, an I (T, um.e 4i oti 4I r eA5 he adlete01 bsa& .roIn tiie SnxPini l thet daylt.ldr~,U5fiObins, he onlfee ?? dlesathe,. ?? i~do l s~-earqb eS 1 thti eti im. .e did 4 G He v esbuedt a i asnd a 'foulds tesrtimoP calld e cpd oetiai Heb4Atni~ eAQC,,v& I5rs.Odh a nutor Scoand the. ot. p~vassed thougle ast ...

... I : . ,A .: _ , . t x .; . . I THE EPISTLr-. F-OWM THE YEARLY MlEET- ING, HELD IN LW9D-ON', BE adjourinmen ts, from the 20th if the Fth;_ h Mya ta'l to tl 29th of the Same, incusdive, -1.29- to the Quartery ana Monthly meetings of krienaWl,' ?i Great Britain, Ireland, and eleewere. ' ' x~it FaRtu ES'DS ?? are wievertntly thanlkfol ttat-se havi b'een peir~mi ed'tot'et' toeth'on the ...

... le a - In an interesting work, just published; '.Travels CI pe.In,-North' Aterieca,, in: the year 11127-8.,. by. Captain p r in asi, Ia oa 'Navy, the following descriptionais a ?? ?? Prison, as well as of a 0, atilestntitdiscipline maintained mamong the prisoners, at o re- husnJ~vr, at the distance of thirty usilestrom& New , Coo11. York wa-. : 1 have yect seen noth~ing in any pavt olthe ...

... WATERSPOUT NEAR *TYN-Y-MAES .. On tile evening of Friday last the 3rd instant, n one bf those tremendolus phenomena called water- souits thrst betwixt Tyn-y-macs and Capel-curig, i 'bout nits miles fronm this city. We have not ?? able to mfeet with any one whio hadl been in sight tl 6of tbe spot at Ibe moment when the irruption took place; .but frorn the destruction which markedl its tl course ...