... *Pi atX O the ?? -OU fl0.: ?? POLAND., The last seal has been put to tbe alatnities of the Polish people-not of the Polish ateon, fir 'that is no more. Wheit the Autocrat of Rassia dashed his pen across the treaty of ienn, to. ivhich England and France kere parties, he in suited England and Frence, and neittler of those Powers can put lip with such contenaptoops. treut- iawnt from the haughty ...

... The Loyal Trafalgar Lodge of Ancient Druids, No. 91, held at the Swan and Falcon, Monmouth, under a dispensation from the Grand Lodge of England, celebrated their Tenth Anni- versary on the 29th ult. The brethren of the town and its vi- cinity were awakened to their anticipated festivity by a summons from the bells of St. Mary s Church, which rang merry peals at intervals, from the rising of ...

... FRIDAY, JUNE I.-Several petitions were presented against tithes, and against the government system of education in Ireland. The Earl of Wicklow presented a petition from the magistrates of the county of Wexford, complaining of the dismissal of Capt. Graham from the commission of the peace, and praying the house to adopt such measures as it might see fit to procure his restora- tion. The noble ...

... ? I . - 1? - 1. JDO ? I .. ? I meotic Intelli nm 1? ?? i ?. -.1 I. -T v.? r; ,I . .. . I I I'l i The Gazette of Frlday 'contains &an order f~i a form ofp'rayer and ihankgivinig to'be read'invall n churches in Great Brhtain and Ireland on the cetsa- Libni or the elloleta. ' ' 1 I MPORTAtT To ThsseisvNranaMINYsti;RS.-The'as. e sessar engaged at the late ierkishiee' election, Mr. hs Batt,'orthe ...

... When the Duke of Wellington, amidst a thunder of applause, gave Protestant ascendancy, as a toast at the Pitt dinner, a zealous anti-Catholic near the bottom of the table was overheard muttering to himself, Why, this is as bad as Macbeth drinking to the health of Banquo after he had murdered him. LOOK A-IIEAD.—A Tory member declared the extent of the reform bill positively made the hair of ...

... TUESDAY, JUNE 19.—Sir R.'Baiesort presented a petition from the Protestant Conservative Society for Ireland against the bill for the suppression of party processions in Ireland. The pe- titioners complained that processions of a very strange character had taken place in England which had not been suppressed. He hoped that the right hoo.,secretsry would not press the bill till after the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. From the progress which has been made in the Irish and Scotch Bills, we may now expect that they will be through Parliament by the time fixed upon for the general rejoicings and illumination, viz.the 27th instant. No less a number than 800 Chelsea-pensioners have recently sold their pensions, for four years' purchase, to furnish themselves with ...

... A meeting of the members and friends of the Society for the Diffusion of Information on the Punishment of Death was held on Saturday, at Exeter Hall. A large proportion of the visitors consisted of ladies, as may be supposed from the interest which the female heart naturally takes in any thing relating to the cause of humanity. There not being sufficient space to accom- modate the company in ...

... . . . . ; I - .. i I I I 4rurreut.: iim .BA'NGOR, Fridy,' J.uite 15. Wheat6. Q0 0 Ca (P2 0.1 Barey 30 0 &' 31 0 Oats . 170 18 0 Oaetuial2 6 21 .0 - MEAT::'' Beef per lb. 6d. to 7d. I Veal ?? 4d5. to 6d Mutton..:r; 6d. to 6qd.;Pork ?? 4d. to O6il CARNARVON, Saturday, June 16. ?? 6 58 62 0? Oats . ?? 15 0(a 170 -Fine, . 64 6 68 6 j Barley.. 60 0' CHESTER, Saturday, June 9. Wheat j 751b 9 0 @9 6 ...

... COUNTRY NEWS. The triennial celebration of the Eton Montem took place on Tuesday. The dresses and decorations surpassed any thing of the sort witnessed on former occasions, and the sum of money collected from the company in attendance, and from all passengers on the road, exceeded the collection of any former period, being nearly £1200. Mr. Williams, the son of the bookseller and publisher ...

... THURSDAY, MAY 24,-111r, K. Hoskins presented a petition from Ross for an amendment of the criminal laws; eight petitions from Hereford against the continuance of slavery in the West Indies; and a petition from Liverpool against a bill now before the house for disfranchising that place. Mi-. Wilks presented a petition from a society to prevent the stopping up of ancient foot-paths, against a ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 26.-Sir James Scarlett moved the Court for a writ of habeas corpus to bring up the body of a lady, who was confined in her father's house against her will. The parties were highly respectable, and he would avoid men- tioning any names, as it was considered desirable that as little publicity as possible should be given to this affair. The lady was 29 years of age, and ...