... =ie ff-ema-~ 3~ I CTitc ff'reetau^iO 3ou1'Xt'. Despatches, ?? 15th of -September, were received on Saturday morning at the Colonial Office from Sir Charles Colville, the Governor of the Mau- ritius. Despatches were received, at the same Office on Saturday morning from Sir Hildegrave Turner, the Governor of Bermuda, dated December the 7th. Advices were received, also, from. Halifax, down to ...

... I TH1E A.VERTC.A1V PRESIDENT S JIESSZCE. The new President of the United States (General s Jackson), sent a Message to Congress on the 7th of t December. After expressing his satisfaction at meeting Con- gress for the first time, he refers to the state of the Foreign relations with America, and says: - Of the unsettled matters between the United States and other Powers, the most prominent are ...

... CO.MMON PI.BAS.-LONDON, SATURDAY. (SITING IN B5ANCO.) Ix Ra OLIVE, CALLING HERSELP PRINCESS OF CUMBERLANi{.-Mr. SergeantWilde applied that the rule which had been obtained in this case might be discharged, on the ground that the applicant had not complied with the condition on which it was en- larged. That condition was, that she should re-swear her affidavit, a condition whitlh had been ...

... THE NIARQI'UT OF DOWN31TURE ENTER- TAINED BY HIS 'T'E.ANTRY OF THE IKIL- I WARI, 1N7 ESTAT E. I (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) On Thursday last the Marquis of Downshire was entertained at dinner, in the Corporation Arms, Hills- borough, by a large and highly respectable portion of his tenantry of the Kilwarlin estate. The object of this public entertainment was to manifest the es- teem and regard ...

... MUNSrER COLLEGE. There appears in our present number a letter to Lord L. GowRa, upon the truly interesting subject of this projected institution. To this letterif it be not an injustice to the Noble Secretary to suppose that the scheme has not already bad his approval, we entreat his Lordship's most serious attention.- The present temper of the times, as our correspon- dent justly puts it, is ...

... L.RTTER iL TO THE PEPLrE OF IIRELAND. 1 s1err;on-square. 3d January, 18,0. FEI.LOW-COITNTRYM.N-The Parliamertary Session ap. proaches-we should endeavour to make it as useful to Ireland as possible: or to demonstrate the unfitness of a British Parliament to attend to the wants and transact the busies or this country. It is supposed that command of language, and the highe, order of eloquence, ...

... MtR. O'CONNELL IN PARLIAMENT. I There is not a speculation amongst the maayF which antecede the approaching Session of Parlha- ment, more earnestly entertained than that which has for its subject Mr. O'CONNELL'S Parliamentary ca- reer. An almost boundless chain of circumstance combines to fix the attention of the public upon this eventful and remarkable of the expected inci- dents of the new ...

... TO THE PROTERTAN.N~rs. LTSANJi lerrion square, Islabsduty, S 30i F Can piety the discord heal, SE Or staunch the death fien.d s enmity- al Can christian lore, can patriot zeal,c Can love of BLESSED CHARITY ? SI inFLL0W-CdUNJTRaMy.VWe are arrived at a new era- conscience is free-the King's Subjects of all persussions are, V9 in contemplation of law, oil a footing of perfect equality-and ti ...

... PROVVNCIAL UNTEt.LITNC . cI -VATEIU'0o5, IAN. 22, 18.0. Mr. O'Connell has fulkled the engagement which he had made with the county Waterford. The hon. member left Dublin on Wednesday morning and ar- rived in Kilkenny that night. Next morning lie set out for Carrick, where a large party had been invited by William O'DonnelU Esq., to meet the lion. mem- ber at breakfast, The streets of Carrick ...

... I THE AZ?Af F. V PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. t C~~~lar Oftie, Tarnuary, 11, 1830. ,- Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Veterinary Surgeon J J. Mllows, from the half pay 18th Light Dragoons, to be , Ve:inary Surgeon, vice J Jons, *ho exchanges. be Dragoon Gtuards-Cornet Henry. W. Atkinson to be iutenant. by purchase, vice Oshorne, promoted, and |1.C, Single, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice ...

... COMM ISSION. . I On Satunday last, at one o'clock, the Commission Court was opened by Judges Moore And Vandeleur, accompanied by the Lord Mayor and ci\vic authori- ties. The clerk of the crown having read the com- mission, the following grand juries were sworn:- CITY GRAND BURY. Robert White, ForemranJohn Power, Andrew Vance, Thomas Kirw'an, Andrew, Pollock, John Goold, Daragh Osborn,, John ...

... MEDICINE NO MYSTERY. FROM THE EVFNiNG sceKr.T. I 4 (Conlcluded from a former number.) i i In consequence of what we considered a very indecorous I and unjustifiable attack made by the respectable and highly, talented Mr. Donovan upon a meritorious work recently given.to the world under the above title by Dr Morrison. we, on Saturday last. offered a few observations upon the singular ...