... [FROMia A cOaRESPONENT.] Notwithstanding the exultation of O'Connell at what he called the downfall of the National Con- vention, under the leadership of the foolish Feargus, which catastrophe was, of course, prog- nosticated by this political oracle, with his usual sagacity, he has not much to vaunt with regard to the success of that nondescript body, called The London Precursor ...

... DREADFUL SHIPWRECK. OF THE BRISTOL, I AND LAMENTABLE LOSS OF LIFE. The last accounts from New Yorik bring a most dis tiesiing narrative of the loss of the'ship Bristol, Cap- tain M'Keon, which sailed from' Liverpool- f6o New York &h' tb' 15th October, with a eargo of.dry-gOOdS and having on board about eightypassengers, the ye~pter~sag,*, ,eqiants from Ireland and the Xagricult~rb diig^ tn ...

... AN Association has been formed in London, tor tie purpose of procuring a Repeal of the Corn-laws. This is good; for it will make the landlords attack the Consoli&ated Fund-the Taxes; and that is the real object tha they and the people ought to aim ?? have not yet read, all through, the manifesto of the Association; but, carelessly dipping into it, we came across a passage so abounding in ...

... * THE LATE ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN POR- TUGAL-THREATENED INVASION BY GOMEZ. LISBON, Nov. 12.-Since my letter by the Iberia steamer of the 8th instant, which did not, from some unaccountable circumstance which I cannot explain, cross the bar until the morning of the 10th, things in general have remained in the same position; yet the public mind continues much in the same state of irri- tation ...

... At IAmENTARY PAPER.-COMMISSINERS. Return to an Address from the House of Commons, agreed to, on the motion of Col. Sihthortbe 9th of Feb- ruary, 1836, for a return of all the C6Int ii ipnuaat have been issued; the number and names. f *fi sioneza secretaries, Clerks, and other persons t Ad if employed individually in more ?? one what number so employed; togethef wit! ieveith particulars ...

... We are now in the middle of November, and have still to report the progress of the harvest in the upland dis- tricts. This week corn cutting bas been going briskly for-- ward at the Path of Condie, and in many other places among the Ochills there is still a good deal to cut as well as to carry. Both the oats and barley are much better crops than could have been anticipated after so long a pro. ...

... Ti'HE SUViS-IkELAND.; \ i? - , . ?? q . .A. parliamentary.return. which- ws Ordered to :be printed on the xhnotion obf Mr. M ?? has jo1st . been: published. . From this -it, pppars that .t n, ber of suits *or causes instituted in .the Court, of K:ng'. Bench in Ireland' for;1the ''eeovery of titlhe, froi t4hed commencement of Hilary ,Term ,1'.835 tothe I so J.une, 1836, is 23. JidgnenC has ...

... HENDON UNIUN-OUf-VOoR RELIEF. . .. . . ~~ .. . i _ _ _ , The Board of Guardians met on Tuesday at Edge- ware, the Rev. Mr. Williams, Chairman; presided. A youn. female of respectable appearance, named Sarah Kimpton, ap'plied to the Board to allow her a trifle for the support of herself and two children. It appeared that this young woman had been deserted by her husband, and left with two ...

... IDUELLING AMONA HE CRS OFbTr .a~ ~ ~ r'n *f, n, - -. Sllf ' - .TZTMACT OPl A LETTERtIN THE, GLO.4 As AI sfietdkined tyo, bp.,alkedy, .afWfik.f s rhonour Wi'% br evy day occurrence 7n :lhe Eegiont. and so seirety m ie s, hat-the niatter .iA Unknown'until several days after they take~'plsce., 2 On- Sundavinie'..of thise ihinge camp -off, and striange to say, ith evening of that -dayh -while ...

... AN IS-4 TMiT 1EL ' The followin6 ?? eixminatioi of a Tithe de- fAilter,' took place last 'week 'in the office of Mr. Lyle, second rememnbralcer 'of Sthe Court of Exchequer. - The recusant was a farmer holding twenty-one acres, in the 'Kiin county, atidfiot 'havizig':ai'd his itbe,'or put in an answer to the order of the Court, he was brought tip in 'ti:uut-od'Y, 'and' exarnin d by the- ...

... The following were alio published in La Charte of Tuesday night:- Telegraphic Dispatch from Bayonne of the 9th of Decem- her, 1836, at balf-ppst 1 o'clock received by the courier. News from Calahorra of the 5th announces that the band of Cabrera, after his second defeat of the 3d, had dis- persed in groups, one portion of which endeavoured to gain the Mount Cayo, andthe other the Sierra ...

... -augEN 404-4,10E. 0 Queen ADVLAiWr is comre ?? blessing to England- that line iinporitaltion from (iermantt-thant exquisite specilmen of ia quiet, vaitient, silent, 11011-1)Olitical hlay.Shiscebckt England, *aild sh-3 has brought wvitl ?? ?? cr5o ,rooks, and drcesesrs, and coachmen, and impurtant personlages of this dlescriptionl. Wec ll(j)u to Ifeav-en that she found the climate agree wmith ...