... T, t)t f urillaillo , I D(:BIN.;1: FRIDAY, ALUGLST SO, 133. The Paris papers of Sunday do not bring any news of im- portance. Their contents are principally unade lp of extracts from the London journals, relating to the affairs of Portu- gal. Some of the papers affirm that a representation, signed by five Marshals of France, wars about to he addressed to the Government against the right ...

... SYSSTEM OF COLLECTING IRISH TITHES I f We have received the following statement from a highly n respectable gentleman, who has voiiched for its autheoticiti d As the circumstances are now before the Irish goveremoit Ve we refrain from making any comment. The facts shew to what appropriate purposes the police have been emplo°eY ftinder -the provisions of Mr. Stanley's tithe ?? lic act ! te I ...

... (FROM THE 5ONTBUAL GAT'ra.) - i The following account, which we give entire from the i Chronicle and Gazette, cannot be perused without exciting tthe deepest sympathy. -Tbi calanity has fallen geneally1 on the mercantile comnmunitys but the sad catalogue of sut. Lferers contains the names of numerous others, whose losses lmust involve them in.utter ruin. At half-past ten o'clock last night a ...

... I (VlOM TEB EXAXINER.) We claim for thie ress an unbounded freedom of rem'ark upon the comit'of' Aasate, ' and admitting the propriety of protecting Private life from calumny,; we ask a just law which may take CogniZanCe of circumstances that are now most unmeasoniably 'andunflairly excludedfronm consideration. The defects of the existing libel law, and the oppressive uses to which it maybe ...

... ITHE CLERKS OF THE ROADS IN ENGLANT T CEK AND IRELAND. N The following parliamentary return, ordered on Awe ?? tion of Mr. WALLACE, M.P. for Greenock, is extracted fr - the Grreenoch Intelligencer. We have taken repeated o o sions to complain of the system of granting allowances !i those functionaries in Ireland, in addition to their regular e salaries, and for services which appeared to our ...

... MqySTERY REVEALED,. Ir A Sonie few dlays since we copied the folovflS portentous aanoudetment from the organ of the Orange magistrates :_ The government Might depend upon it, the time was , approaching when the Orange maigistracyY as it was called, would be beyond its power. a In all our attempts to fathom the depths of this mystel{ ous menace, we found ourselves completely bewildered; its , ...

... NILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OciFICE, Auca. 23, 18233. 3d Regimentpf Light Dragoons-Lieutenant T. Levett to be Captain Jby parchase, vice Ri harlson, who retires Cornet J. D. ariyg to be Lieu-.rnant, by purcbase, aice Levett; W. Unett, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Baring. 10th Light Dragoons-Captain Hon. F. Petre. from the half-pay unattached, to be captain, vice Ilon. W. 11. Beres- ford ...

... rblr ifF rrrimitiV Vottrnll. DUBLIN: TIJESDA Y, OCTOBER 22. 1833. S I PARIS, OCT. 17.-Some persons who have pretty close aecess to the diplomatic body, said yesterday evening, that news had been received in the course of the day, ?? the English ambassador at Madrid had been assassinated. There are no later accounts from Madrid than those already published, the roads having been stopped by the ...

... WHIGS, TORIES, AND RADICALS-TUE CLER-. GY-THE, JUBILEEBTHE TRADES-ANP MR. I TAIT'S LBERATION. (FROM THtE gD~gpRG5 WrKtY CH40NICJE,) The procession at the liberation of Mr. Tftit has, we doubt not, been as inopportune for the Whigs, as provnkin Fto the Tories, and the tax-paid clergy. In our last paper it was in- timated, that the trades: bad resolved they would hold no jubilee this year, in ...

... - . .I . . , ,, . Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Charles Grey) forrne the 1st battalion of the 60th Rifle Regiment, fod Soil of Premier, has been appointed to the command Ofn hf the, l Highland Light Infantry-our gallant countryman, Lie 71 l ?? Pidgeon, a Waterloo officer, who has b Sa few months commanding the Regiment, retiring ell only unattached half-pay. on the The 10th Royal Hussars, at ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPoNDENCE. D f ?? ' Loison Jed6. * ' vision~ last migt _n the factwbill, shew Whe 1,ruel'y a~s mg pitiwi~ Sir5 ii *e f bonhse*of 'on fa Ut Ir. a igst tpeirW ?? wish, and in a tat of their expectjions, the earnest consideration of ia~torbill was forced uponthem, although iey eae to get rid of the m r by e aid-wind. Whefee ~nti51 questio005 to the ?? Qf ieh 'theb refqrrnem of land ...

... INVESTIGATION AT NE.XVTOWN LIMAVADY.| (ABRIDGED FROM THE DPR iY JOURNAL.). Ins conseqpence of a memorial forwarded to the, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland by Mr. Patrick O'l-Hagan, of Newtown- Limavady, praying to have investigated the conduct of chief conqtable Atkinson, and sub-constable Flallpgan, at present stationed in Newtown-Limavady, an investigation took place there onl Wednesday the -28th ...