... WE hear a great deal of the poverty of the Irish priesthood. The testinony of the Rev. T. NW. Dtxo converted to Protestantism, now a Minister of the Church of Enrglacsd is unexceptionable eridence as to the allowances he enjoyed while a Priest of Rome. --I swas in tie Sear 1816. parish priest of Dunfeezy, in the diozese of Killala, there beirng no other priest in the parish but myself. At the ...

... 'flIttropolis. THE COUn'T.-The Queen is still at Wind- ti sor, but her Majesty and the Court. it is said, will n adjourn to the Pa jilin, at Brighton, olt the 14th inst. si by whichl time all the arrange~ments at the Palaic are c expected to be completed. Ot Sunday her M-ajesty a attelnded Divine Service in the Chapel Royal of St. 'I George; and in the afternoon her Majesty caine on ii the ...

... -, .-: :: -: = ::_ 7 -=- = g~sii( 13. r't ant, VTomber 1*-crerirp. flU LL, TUR'iPAY, APILI, b, 1831. G)in ;t , olow arc saw crowded in the present If ; 1 aLIx txit cc e Olaf i- Ig wproceedipgs in Parlia- i . 1 1 .I .,,. I.A , xx A I.. .. I. , A ..2_. ;. |. A_. -- |- A - cil .iaratot ! o the rce(uso, and wittl tihe trials Yik jl hirv .ssizos, that we are Compclled( to h i!,biciilecc ...

... 'rTE FUNDS. lExrT¢,iv SATunAT.-TherO Wae consaiderable agitation In 5 .e. on iUi^r'aY. in conseiquecne of a sudden and not very 1elblif i Or 2 par cent. in the French Funds. 'Ilie deprcssignof it;Iil I -- hrc5 'ras nut, howevr, great, Tbor did it continue Ipung. t ,e r.lth?? sceirre to iay, notwthataiuding tho payment of the !f'' ',,, . idLe aionny market ir aoeniwbat deprcssed. Cone601 ...

... L PR-LIAMENT. t:= Ha izv-rI I _ .7 . 7t r_ l_ * .. T i' . y~Jou~ ofLot'd--- Monday, .Ts0 4. S lir or HA R swoon, bejggd to call their lordeihipe' atten-, linla tibject partly donntcked tvith hibiself, as.. lord 11eatei~;of risk county of York,: and every other individual. Dn~ hodng rialloir situlation. In July' last, a rnagisfirate in the les h1txg ofa York (Mr. Nichael, Stables) as~ ...

... TrIrE PnoRoGArroN-Parliament stands pro- rogued for the present to the 30th of October, a period of about nine weeks; but we rather suspect that it is their inlention to put off the evil day till February; yet how they can with any propriety do this, with 134 lnotices on the order book of the house ofcommons, and half the business of the last session postponed or Un- done, we are totally at ...

... I A NONDESCRIPT.---At the corner of a street I , encountered an object whose looks could only in a slight decree claim kind-.pA -;.I, -- - - -t-.- encounterea an object whose looks could only in a slight degree claim kindred with our common nature-a very tatterdemalion ofa man. His garb, or covering, consisted only of three pieces-a hat without a crown, from the top of which his coal-black ...

... 11LIL LURNHIRAL INTIRMARY. Yesterday, pursuant to advertisement, ?? Quarterly Board mae, hell at trh Inl:irrary, in order to take into o0lsitleration the election of a Pres'dent, in the room of the late r :arl Pitaitlinm. The attendance wvas uonnually ?? and reepeitahie. 'Ithe 'Mayor, Joln; BAnRRitV(iRTIt, 'ir. having b--n erailel to the chair, e3fly antlouzced thle ohjoet (,f t ti mcetir, ...

... INIPER1IAL PARLIAMP.NT. HOUSE OF LORDS.AVsD-eSDAT, P'snuARsY 25. The house met at one. A deputation of their lord- slips-tihe Lord Clanellor in his robes, Lord Gage. the seconder or the address, the Earl of Shaftesbury. Lords Whsarocl jffe and Besley, with the officers of the house in full dross, went in procession to St. James's, to present the address to his Majesty. Adjourned. THIUItSDAY. ...

... WYEEKLY EPITOM1'E. FOREItGN AND) POI'ITICAL It is stated ill 1ulasi e, 'qr ,yr that tile ratifications of the treaty concrluded oni thle 4td roI A1,01, beta rCa the courts of I'ari~,Ioeli, Mad1rtd, aol Lirti)ni, isere exchawi~cd at Lon'ton oal Ilie :31s otit. tolt that t ce French governmtenlt ha, juot rceileed tin re of thet ott~er three 'sr. Trie .! lear'u of Tuesday tveac last cotilairts an ...

... :~~~~~~~~~~~~ To. the Editor of the Hull Packet. Sla,-Many inquiries having been made of me by persons interested in the shipping interests of the port, as to tile probable motives which induced Mr. Hutt, one of the repre. sentatives for this town in parliament, to attempt in the past session, to obtain an Act to divest the Trinity House here of the Trusteeship of the Funds, collected ...

... 1 I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, Jur-Y 6. The report or the committee on the Islitigton market he bill was brought up. ig, Lord RIPON presenteji a petition, signed by 6,000 of persons, inhabitants ofytuebee and its neighbourhood, wo Praying parliament to afford them a redress of ith grievances. ith 'The Duke of RictitoND presented a similar petition 1y, frohm Montreal. mS TUESDAY. The Loan Society ...