... WESKLY EPITOME,. o *~~VOfTISIOX AStD POLITICAL. We havqe il file of thle St, Kitts ,edstr~isce to the 28thl of Ftebruary, 'Two snocks of an earthquake, mnore severe than ttyever felt there before, )had Ltiken plece oil the Bill, and lad been foilowed by a ituecessioti offlot ?ena thaiu lifly shiocks. ' R IMyth accounts front Monte Vttko. tile Charmsi radians, who aer reported as a 11trocious ...

... COUNFY LONGFORD. From a train of untowaird circumstances, to vwhich it is 1tot now cur intention raere parnioularly to allude, a comkmittee of the House of Commons habave thought fit t6 decide agpieist the a re urn of Messrs. Wbite rend Ro lie, and thus tbe spirited, eleceurs of' Loogford have been deprived of the men of their O, choice tor a eeason. We confess that from the materiel of t that ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCF. Lond,ir, April 2, 1833. !relar~d engrcsaed t!he attention, of bjth Ilrau~ea of Par~li- aurit ItdB trjIt Ii dielina 11ueOf PL(;rs, :hs It diriturbairces suppresaioni bril andi its atedr..t.lit tle Nusu Aeo .- moros, tire reerrtstions of tue CiraLcellor of thi E;aclrequ~r, touching clrvrrcb rfojrm. Thboligh at variance with all precedents, yet, ii arC !Tdance wi~th thle ...

... ett Frttznagll' 3a1urlla. I DUBLIN: THURSDA Y, APRIL 18, 1833. 1 NN SPAIN. Standard Ogice, Foisro'Cloeck. CONVOCATION OF THE SPANISH CORTE5. At- balfpast five oclock on Saturday evening, a special courier arrived at the hotel of the Spanish Ambassador, in Paris, from Madrid, bringing the \ important intelligence that Ferdinand had proniul- Nted a decree, ordering that a general oath of ...

... I MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE-A4 MAN SHOT. MANCuSASTER, MARaCH 26.-A lamentiable ocourrence bast taken place here. Between ten and eleven last Sunday night Mr. Gaimon, surgeon, residing in Jackson's lane, Hqlraes, a gentleman of respectable connexions; who badbeen sprending the day with some frienids. and- relations near Ruslbulise, en-ered the Horse and Jockey public house, near the to I bar, on ...

... Tji MAiN UENTF TO .E.MMET- I{SROU~~o. A: 7EW YORK )PAPER-) ?? m*ronuilelrt to Emmetr in P St, Paul's Cbhurch-yatcJ n0w completeds and the .Ceusier iasd Enzquirer turniahes .the 'follua'iflg desoriptioti of it:- It is au (nselitkr Of one eantire blockaof white msbtle . three. faot six- inches suare :at -the base-, at d lesf.nintg grsad ualy j utpwarda to tbe bejht of' thirty feat, where it ir ...

... I K.: THE HEALiH uki itip; ,ROPOLIS. Soo dJisorder, apparently atmospberical, has been exceed. ingfy pr.vlent in London for, the last twe or three weeks, and we regret to learn it is SD much on the increase, tlht many members of the useiiical protession are as~mugh occupied as they were during the times of the panic created by the cholera., There is-not a government offlrv in whith mauy of the ...

... *IMPERIAb PARMLIEMdNT Mr. R~iJ ounuld ?? ?? ysse saw what tl4 Imeasure win. lie ge~is notie C that up~ titS lat Ot M1 'i *iudSIbit to the house a moton, the o~co hc ul be to ascetain by what right his late Mn~ljasty grautql a pen. ?? AT ELEC1F1QNS. liir. O'CdN-N ELL gave'n,,c tht.A ?? house going, into a ecintnuitc,-eu'poo %be el3ction bill, lie would p ropOseA cl~ause, requiring all (lath to ...

... A SHRI;HIFF'S DiMNER. On Tuesday Captain Sheriff Lynar gave bis secoed pablio dinner, at Alorutison's, To th, memubers of the D3ublin Corpo- ration, some of the candidates for Mcievothi him in ifaico, and a few of his piivate frients. ?? was pretty strong, sbout 120. The d!nner and wiiiefi vere good; but tbe temp ar of the host and some of his guests were of the oppo- site quality. Tbe usual ...

... The cloudless sun is bright upon Dunluce's castled steep, And countless boats float gaily on The breast of the glancing deep The plaided chiefs of Alba's clime, And Erin's bright array, Have peopled all the cliffs sublime That line the giant bay. How grand the scene those rocks displayed, The thousands on them seem -In arms and saffron robes* arrayed,- Like children of the golden beam, In ...

... 1LOB 011 . A AOI ?? FRIDAf, APRkIL. 12, U11131. f From thle French Papers land other su'uices wv I have previously given thle substarce of the remoustrance oJ of Mlehemet Ali, but we are now enabled to give Ili$ ti own dispatchito thie French illinister, Admiiratl Rounasin, which, whatever in a co~mprehensive sense may be 5i thought of the reasllon tg, is not very discredi ta ble to all the ...

... HIOUSE Or LORDS-Tuesd-ay. The second reading of Lord WVynford's Bill for Diminish.. ing the Expenses of Common Law Suits, occasioned some t discussion. Lord ILXNDHURST resisted it, observing that the opinions t of the Judges coincided with his opinion, which was unfit-. vourable to the Bill. His Lordship contended that instead of diminishing it would increase delay and expense. Lord BLDOX ...