... 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, ...

... REPEAL OF THE UNIONS. PUBLIC BREAKFAST AT HOME'S HOTEL. Yesterday, another breakfast, and by far the. most important Dthat has-yet been attenided, was given at Home's Hotel, Usber's- -quay~-. There were about three hundred gentlemen present, and sthe gallery was filled at an early. hour with elegantly,&essed r ladies;. Before-the coffee and eggs were disposed-of,- Mr. Steele entered tbe room ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE'. l - r - I - -X vl- Q In Lonlcon, Wednesday, INOv. 25, luau.- You Cannot'imagohe what almost undivided, dissatisfaction las been created in the public mind here by the speech romtle K throne vesterdqy. It is unallimousiyreplbedthephrase IS scarcely strong enough to exp.ess the feeling that pervades ali classesthe- borouglimongers and corruptionists excepted-by the ...

... ITOUNSF OF COMNMONS, Fridlmt' Era~lliml thm The SPEAK1ERctook the chair at +briee o'clock. A messenger cc from the Treasurv brought in an aceount of all salmries and pen- T sions, civil and inilitary, exceeding 1000o1 per annual, and by es wbom enjoyed.-Ordered to be printed. *1- An officer, fronm the bank of Pegland, brought in an account of tb all balances on dividends.-Laid on time table. ...

... -Vtt -f % -t . . ., _ _ 1 H ;A--w P UBLIN: TUESDA Y, Na EBEhRN9 | Lisbon Gazet tes to thle x:.th ul iino arrived on Saturday morn- iik. iTl* are destitude of political newel! In cunseqtigncs of the prevalence of fever at New Orleans, ?? veasaeis from that quarter are, for the present, to bhe admitted into the ports of Portugall.-Glebe. ' ' ~~~RUdSIA. German ?? to the 29th1 of October They ...

... B1PLFAST nECLARiTTON AGAtNST TVI REPEWL OF' i~ ?? . . ?? .oN I . , . TR . Th-e wor~ld has reposedaufter tbh h1ii~lbub, respecting the King F1 and the ci-vie ~authorities,.and the 'royal Mentor, -and tbe Lord PC Mayor's dinner-and, no doubt, it is of marvellouis Giportancei to of the liege whether, his, gracious- BTIOest dines east or west of St Tlemiple Bar.. Further,- the obaqge of. Ministry ...

... On Monday evening orders were issued from the War Office for the 9th Regiment of Lancers, quartered at Kensington, to hold themselves in readiness to march at a moment's notice. Tuesday morning, at an early hour, the above-mentioned regi- ment mustered at the barracks, and proceeded on their route for the disturbed parts of Hampshire, and would quarter that night at Eghaim, Staines, and the. ...

... PRtVAT !P COURESPOVDMNCE. London, Saturday, Nor. 1.7r , id are dowvn again ! This is precisely as' I'anticipaed iparty could not long prop up the Cons ol mnarket, al lie tgpported by all the power of the treasury., I' ivan. i lia 'in the w'elliugton cabinet continues to increase, o] coterefore, we have a flactuation and a Jfelt of above one per to a i funds to-day. But tbe'fzll is nothing ; in ...

... DREL GHZm. Pl¶s5FT.5,Orcr. '2& ?? nighjt at ten o'clock, the project of the Constitution', as drawn up by the Commissioners, was delivered to the Cen-_ tral Committee of the Provisional Government, which loses no time in midung i'tlnanwn to the public through the journals, in , order to inform itself of the real state of public opinion proe vliously to the discussion to which this project will ...

... . TlE RlU!TT REElV. DR. DOYT~.r We feel great pleasure in directing public attention to the reply of this highly gifted and patriotic Prelate, to the Dluke of Leinster's circular. The Sub-Secretary r of his Grace's Meeting-the Editor of the Eevening s Post-has been at length permitted by the learned Secretary, Mr. Mlurphy, to publish this excellent a document, on which comment would be ...

... I I VIPs Orctulano vattrivaL, I DUBLIN: THURSDA Y, NOVEMBER 11. (FROM TIE GLOBE OF MONDAY.) * Thie comment 'in the French Papers on our King's -Speech do not show any apprehension at the language it tontains on the affairs of Belgium. The knowledge th C the French Minister is engaged ii the conferenos .concdrnisxg the Belgian affairs may indeed have pre- weted these apprehensione from having ...

... I -RIOTS IN LONDO u?i TUESDAY. Througbout the day nnd afternoon a great many individuals of the w.Vorkitg classes bad assembled at the Westminster side of Temple-blr, where they cried - down with the police- severld of whom they assualted-and exhibited a tri-coloured fbg. Their conduct was very disorderly, and they were ulti- Inittely dispersed by the police, who took about a dosen of theta ...