... DINNER GIVEN TO MR. SHEL BY THE LrIUTUI IRESHtiJLDERS [imotM THE DUBLIN EVENING' POST.1 'IC having bein ubideeteod that Mr. Skiil would attenod the kegiltry ef Freeholder. at Dundalk, It was deterkuined by a Isage body of Freeholder tso give hbti a Public Dinner, in order toI exprest Ute popularfeellgin g ist regird. Atcordittly, tipont Titursday htl, he wus Iovited to dinett Magruth's Roomt. ...

... from the LONDON GAZETTE of Friday, Oct. 30.1 DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY, OCT. ifi.-FaRDERICK EWER and WILLIAM FREFER ECHOL- FIF.LD,of Lad-lane, worehouseinen that they ?? eltrtutn. stancess, and are unable to meet their en seaefts with their creditors. WILLIAM LAPEHAm, of Wincanton, Somersetahire. lenkeeper. that he In In Insol vent clrcumstances, and Is unable to meet his engagemelnts with ...

... . 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 ...

... A Flandert Mail arrived yesterday, with Brussels paper1 off Wednesdays d lte. The following are extfacts- FReNTIERS OF SItRVIA, OCT. 8.-The peace having been ra- tifeed on the 27th of Septesber, it is believed that the ratifica- tions will be cxchuac~sd by the middle of Octeber. The Porte is uaid to have had mttch difficulty in providing the first in- sttaltnt of the sum fix4d for the ...

... I London, Oct. 28,1829. Sin-I know of no redress for a witness who has been sub- ctied to %be impertinence of an Advocate but that which the Freom can aford. With this feeling I trouble you with a few remnaks upon the behaviour of Sir James Scarlett, in the cuv ol Sainsbuvy v. Cramp, tried at Westminster yesterday. Iwas the hbuineas of thb Attorney-General an that occasion, in cross-examining ...

... tO SWILLSM SickHeT 'ESQ. - -i.:4 T-. ie mId-_ . ,ha - Lole =cse 28 . :2 . -ix te -conversationI hadI the plea- sure wh;nw ith you at. your house at Barn -isa 1- lamented to- fiad tbat you persevere in the- opintion, given in your Register some weeks aock, respect. ing the -possible Advantages *hich ieyt 'fior ,to Irelanl firomthe ate Catholic belief-BEill*. ..-11-mistae not, you areof npmion ...

... LONDON: c FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1)2. We received last night St. Petersburgh Journals to a the 15th October, and Dutch Papers to the 28th Octo- ber. Accordinig to the former, an Imperial Manifesto had been published, reducing the numbers of the Levy last ordered, in consequence of the Peace. A letter from the Camp before Choumla enters into various de- tails of the transactions in that quarter, ...

... Frankfort Papers to the 21st of October, and the Awtrian observer to the 17th, Arrived yesterday. The following Is an extract:- ALEPPO, AUG. 15.-It is known that the Porte some time ago selt Commissioners to several Provinces of the Empire, in order to fiscilitate and accelerate the collection of various extra- ordinary taxes &nd contrlbutiotis required to meet the ?? of the war. Naim Bay ...

... GRRMAN PAPERS. The following article, which we extract from the dllgemeine Ze~iesn of tte 24th instant, dated Berlin, Oct. 16, will be pe- roid with conlidraoble interest at the present moment ;- BeRLIN, Ocr. IS.-The present state of Turkey Is repro- stnted by mye witnesses isr moat melanchely, so as, in fact, to claim pity. It has been confir, i that in Runmelia also the greater part of the ...

... C In short, it is this debt, for the getting ' rid of which I have beeu so anxious, an ,br wbich anxiety I have been so politely tteated, in Patlianient as well a out: it is this debt that keepsmus downhaud that has particularly driven us ?? and Russia our assistance in an -eudeavour to crippe our old friend the Turk. The firtt 'fear upon every occasion -Iikeothe:present isf the very ...

... LONDON: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1829. Our report of the proceedings yesterday at the New Court, Old Bailey, furnishes a striking instance of the absence of discrimination in Criminal Procedure previous to trial. It appears that two boys-one of them about twelve years of age, of genteel appearance, and the other about two years older-were sent to trial at ?? Bailey by Mr. GRIFFITHS, of the Mary ...

... pARISH OF GRiEBNWICH. AV,,Iry of ?? of Greco vieb, was held yestarday,toc~ti. .site, tp~recedittfs witk respect to the Intended purchase of the frehld land belonhing to Roan's Charity, & adj ofinig the burial- gttiesd. in order to throw open a faller view of the Church. A4 guy degree of excitement prevails In the Parish es tos this eloton, so the Purchase Of the land, which must just now be ...