... =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 ...

... THE. ARMY. I I s'lhe troops ordered to l.imerick daritig the election, have returned to their respective quarters. The depot of the 98th rwgirnent (Limerick and Clare Castle) have received orders to march for Cork to embark for Ply mouth, on board the transports which bhing the 71st. The' reserve companies of the 99th regiment have left Cork, to replace the 98th at Clare Castle. Lieutenant ...

... HIS MAJE.S'S 1'S 1EALTH. (I.'ON THE 'ill ioOUtirTC1AIL.AR Or1 TUEIDAY. ) His Nlajeaty's health has riot, we regret to strte, iniproved to thot degree as was anticipated ?? the favoimble 4state in which the King appeared on Satnrday. Sir Ilenlry 11alford aid Sir Mlittlhew Tierney remwied in attenldance oit his Ma- jesty during Sundiay nigilt. 'lbs twomedicad gentleiteri hield a coiiselttimoir. ...

... THE CABINET CYCLOPE-DIA. Cc DOMESTIC ECONOMY --BY M. DONOVAN, M.R.T.A. We select from the volumes of Dr. Lardner's work. eh:ch have Already appeared, one from the pen of our taleuted fel low-citizeen, on ' Domestic Economy. He brings to ths, consideration of the subject great theoretical and practiedl information, and a knowledge of ttin haw in vasious proceos, only attainable byaassiduous ...

... NEWSPAPER STAMPS, AND ADVERTISEMENTS- IRELAND 7 An accounit of the sums actually rereived for Stamps for NeWpi1pers,, in Ireland, for the four months ending Mav 5, 1829, and .May 5, 1830 ; also, an account of sums received for Adveirtikillent Duties during, the same period;. : :. ?? ?? C . : : 1329 1830 ,Stamps for Newspapers. £11,100 19 7 £003 9 10 ?? 5,430 .7 f 4,69-5 4 0 GEQ. EQ-ARRISON, ...

... REVPEAL OP PRE U9alM. MEETING OF, SLATERS. AtaerynuroiS and respectable meeting of the atsofc of Dublin held yesterday, pursuant to requisition, at tie, th eciyRooms, Staffrd-street, for the purpose oif petitionling; Msirna'se Of Parliament for a repeal of the Legislative Union ?? BritalIa n rln. th ?? ra SHiARICEY was unanimously called to the,.hf, n I ..TSAr rE requested to act as, ...

... . . LORD BYRONT. I - . ? , - . . . - - ?? I--. I (kFROM OALT'S lIJ1'E tts THE i4ATIONAL LTBERARY.). _MAID:NLY MArNxUVasE.& --haid in the notes of my jorn~ri of the evening of that day's adventures, a memorandum of a curious ?? Athenian maiiidens .wliei ther be- cotheanxious to get husbands. On the first evening of the new Pin a plate whichli they loave at a particular spot on the east bank' of ...

... 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 ...

... I PUB3L1C MERTLVG_ AT ARMAGIL POOR LAWS. On Monday last, a highly respectable ineeting of the inhabitants of Armagh was held in the Market- house, pursuant to a requisition addressed to the So- vereign, A. 1. Kelly, Esq., for the purpose of -con- sidering the propriety of petitioning Parliament for a modified system of poor rates. The Sovereign hav- ing taken the Chair, explained the object of ...

... VES TqR 1 MCEE TINGVC, S. I SAINT ANDRE\VS PARISIl. rra at twvelve u'clock. the parishlioners of St. An- 1 senthled. in ratbet tli in umbers at the vestry room ef ?? C ?? CURATE in the Chair- Ite roe of electing churchawardens. &c., according to For ttI f Poriameot regulatitig first vestries. thfihelcrk statedl that there was on hands in favour of the gish ?? of the last assessments. If he ...

... CORK ElECTION. ' MUND.AY-SVCOND DAY. Thisimorning at half past 10 o'clock, the polling was entered upon. There were four booths. Both candidates appeared in No. I booth, at the commence- ment of the day, and continued for about an hour, and then left the court. During the day, several freehold votes were ob- jected to, discussed, and disposed of before the As sessor; but they were all of a ...

... (CpMUNJCAT.D.-) Never had the friends of humanity a better oppor- tunity of displaying that heaven born virtue Of -charity than at the present moment, when thousands of our unfortunate fellow-countrymen are literally famishing by want of employment-when every true philanthropist and read patriot should step forward to use their best exertions in behalf of the great body of the suffering ...