... ..ieai &.& --S 5.oe ten,' V'ORRcesd QYJAAota55LY niniva, No. XVi.. London ITreuttel, Wurtz, 60m and Richter, 30,',SDIO ?? e. fore Wt'W Ous~gsw'a have always been' paittal -to the Foreign 'Quarterly, and third' sleeso, reasbn: yet to.. withhfold'obr good word. The present number is roufe ?? x~llenti auet treats of Law~Naturild Philosophy an'd Geology-History gion; (the philesoley ?? ?? nt g og ...

... ' ' lWellatve, in til' ie, eln~calacut from that Place, ofsi ~ of the ldate ?? last, thle. 12thNombwhhgieand d fisnnsei e fthe. geldi'isl health- of-the tolini hrid-tir ?? tt ledtaleiaetealrur that hias .been. excited bythes officialt rith reot arisl 'id 'to Government.Itapasthtt nt'gn ye ouperbdiiis have it di'tndrln within apbfiod'oftedst o a ~ iehdet'ipredto DL' Dalli -aud ha stated that ...

... TIlE CEHOLEIRA NUORBUS. MONe1wEAilaOO1-il, Sib Niiv. 151l.-Or.Citiny., the Pie- sident of -lhe Hotard of -led-l it, is of ?? ihlit i h spasrrodic Continental iblr tbat lies appeared a~t Sunder- 2 la nd. Dr Dan iji ?? Indiv sellt here by Government, at first did Dot. thinik it thle foreigni cholera, but every hour now .collhifiims him. in the opinion., that it is the Asiatic roaliz- nint ...

... pRIM TE cOQRESGoXDRAcE. I . . .. .ir ?? _ i _ ; - 7 7 LOrraon. M5V. 23: A letter from Cartbagenaa cfthe 18t1 Septetbber, states that itbsequently to the putting dowa of the iiturrection at ?? funmary punishmentbad been, inflicted on the lnaders in it, and that among the persoris put to deatlh, were Urdoneta and Azurre, and Colonel Rodrignez. AetR.eindivtduals also constituted the head of the ...

... P'-QREIGN INTELLIGENCEE. POLAND. WAniSW, OcT. 25.-Wle are assured hat if a special procla- theation of the ?? appeared, to exclude from his amnesty t.he(,'iildhiidiials *li fdirmed part of tbe'crrps'of Romnarirno, ii e cause thle ?? ?? aare fht Skrizn'ci' andl the ?? Czirtbryski'(foudt in his anls, over FQome persons, who pretend to 'be welll'informed, s~aak of the immediate publics- titin of ...

... POLITICALeUNION OF IRELAND. yeetrd wrto~4nsos, Nov. f3. t's 'et)da ;eliti~e1 ~utne ?? 0relan too place at the Corn Exchange. The ofttedima68 W&d I' lf L-wasinedthat 'the cligieshoild be tsanlb~'Cornsdej. ~oemcii'tti wublith. Was passed alscre h a!! A EX XCARTH ?? Sicswa~k'Eaq. 'Secretary,- jro-tssi Mr. MXWEL, itbo iteyiny Journail, read thel wrintes' OU to., tbe'lslt daYOpTOC08e1ings, a~ ...

... DBt L rctfinauY, NOVEtMtBRa7. DUBLIT:~ THURSfJAT, IVOY.MBER 17- POSI' OFFICE. I Twice again this week have we been disappointed by the arrival of the London mails till a late hour. A finer day than yesterday we do not rememnber to have seen in this season, yet at six o'clock last night we mrt the 1lloth coach, with the Packet due at eight in the morn- ing, entering the Post Office ! This is a ...

... l BELFAST- AND CAVE HILL RAILWAY. . .| As the public bave lately heard a good deal- In favour of the proposed Railway from the Cave Hill to Belfast, the j follo wing statement has been forwarded onl the part of the gentlemen whose properties are likely to be affected by it:- The Blfast newspapers have lately contained. repeatedl appeals to the public on the subjeot ofthe prnjeeted Railway Irom ...

... BREAXFAST SOCIETY -DUBLIN. On Thrirsday there was a dinner of the fricnds of The Breakfast Charity Society. The dinner took place in Mrs. Mahony's, Patrick-street-ansubstantial repast was prepared for nearly 200. DrNlrL O'CoNNIrL Esq. ?? P. in the Chair'. ?? the cloth being removed, thle following toast was given with approprgate obstervatiorns from the chair- . William tire Fourth.-- God ...

... THE CHOLERIA IN ENGLAND. 'COUNCIL OFFTCE, LONDON, Nov. 12. Lieut.Colaonel -Crpagh, in his dispatch from Suniderland of the 10th Nov. states that he has pleasure in reporthig for the inforination-of the Lords of the Privy Council, that I only one slight case of Chi,1era has occurred in that tow, since-his cotmmunication of the 9th. !DA}LY EtEPORr OF DLALRHMA AND CHO'LERA CASES. SUjNeRLAND, Noa. ...

... Thursday lavorning, a small brig. the Lady Mantiomerie of Irvine, Captain Latta, which had left that place the even- liug before, vent down about a mile from the shore, and between two and three miles from Salecoats. The accident having been observed from Saltcoats,. the life-boat was pro- cured from Ardro'san, and succeedled, notwithstanding the heavy iwe1l; 'in ?? the wreck, 'whence they ...

... ONE HONEST TORY.-A day or two before the news arrived in Edinburgh of the fate of the Reform Bill in the House of Lords, a respectable lady called upon her baker in street, and inquired for her account. The Master of the Rolls replied there was no hurry, he would wait till the usual time of payment. She insisted, telling him, that if the bill did not pass she was afraid that all the Tories ...