... ?? varittitz. )St Cheshiree~ Quaates SessierssThteee,. lhaimeekan, K nutsford, before Trafii~jT 'a~lt caraand a full beret, of ragr5T~ re, 61 tic man, in his address to tite Gran IN2i L Ont heavy state of thaalna, dhr bJ.~3 Iterbt~L, mn, trial, to the operations of the Beer Act ' 115- Pttloncr we done more to demoralize tile econc by lch it.1-0 nd incident to which lie could allu'dle. 2'h ...

... 8 + - Zi am , ll:) Vi t P ?? I., ; N Q 2 D , 2 , C.uiroDIIY or Ec'INTliitn.-A nlioceting or tile Giiildliy of Edliiiltiirgh sons helb oil I'tlemlav, in ?? 1I'rou Chlurlic, ovlieu Mr ,lil J 1 M'Fir, Ilae Nlhister of the Merchact Collially ioas by at great maijority circled t.otld Dcasi cf Guild, On1 'Thi rsd:iy foreiiooi n, tenrry Idacoks, EloS. Deacon of the lhicorporation of 'lIolilus, was ...

... le'al oitian ifaercurg EDINBURGH. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26. , 1 On3monday we sial probably have.s3mething ; etosyy on the subject of' the approaching muuicipal eloc., I i .be~conniunicationsef Philo.Presbyter, L. P., i sand IfR. H. S., ivill appear on Monday. - ?? IMPORTANT NEWS FROM PORTUGAL. Our readers will be gratified to learn that Dom Pedro, having at length assumed the ofensive, has ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... EXTRAORDINARY SCENE-POLICE OFFICEI CORK.-SATURDAY. I RlEFOltT AiDMtRMJN 3AGNULL AND DUNscOFna. r Lysaght Pennefather, Esq., a younggentleman of interesting appearance and most gentlemanly demeanour, whose!person e was decorated with the ribbon of theorder of Liberators was Ibrought up from the Bridew, ell, charged cvwith having com- miuted a violent assault on Mr. Harvey, a member; of the e ...

... WEDNESDAY', OCTOBER 23, 1833. NEWS FROMl PORTUGAL. ai Attack by theo Q veen's Troops ol thec Migueelie Fr~iccs, li and Retfreat if die latior. d 'rhe Pike Schooner, Lieut. Brroolcing, anrived dt On 1 conlar, at Plymouth. after a very Stontily passage, a from Lisbon, which shte left on thle Mill instant. Site at britigs intelligence, that oin the morning-of the 10th thle is Quieen's troops, ...

... r (From the Second Edition of the 1I0? Advertisasr of to it ~~~13riday.) . ; le We stopped the press at half-past nine o'clock this ce o. morning to announce the arrival of Captain Ross, whom Qi wew had the pleasure of welcoming to old England-on r- board the Gazelle, Rotterdam steam boat. . He came ac- nii b crompanied br.on:rfellow townsman, Captain Humphreys, tai y whose vessel- they had ...

... EXPEfDITION OF CAPTAIN ROSS. f Adlmiralty, Oct. 22;, sint-i am Cotrirmanded by my Lords Coamnissioners ,of the Admiralty to transmit you the copy Aif' letter ad- dressed to ?? by Csrptain Ross, containirrgan outline of the proceedings of that gallant officer and his brave compankionq, and 'their prov'identiql deliverance t39 front a situatieti of periilunequalled in the annals of on- 19 ...

... A WHOLE (OUNY'X' 01 CANTERS. Mr, Coblbett since is visit lo Scotlandi his hied bCis pl eju Cices agCainst Scotchlmen rcemoCvcedC, fii! is still ver) bitter against JeWs, Quakers, anld It(lilo(ists, ;Uii ldt. te'rly the whiole coUllty of York hax fallen undIleC lhis cen- Scre. It is consoltifoLy to Sec tIlIt tilCer still exi. thii're (at 'lTo(nordeti C v Ce presCilt'e) soCC If!C' good men , to ...

... 1~~LA B fCHARD HEBER. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-Permit an individual, who feels a pride in having been lhonoured with the good opinion of the late Richard Hebler, to offer you the homage of his heartfelt admiration for vour daring so nobly in yesterday's paper to vindicate the character of that much-injured man, and for your ex- pressing an unwillingness to believe the ...

... TilE PIR AST GRAVESEND. On Tuesday the Lord Mayor went to Gravesend to ex- amine the temporary pier, and to endeavour to reconcile tie conflicting parties. The following is the Petition of the Watermen, which occasioned the visit of the Chief AMagis- trate To the Right Honourable Sir Peter Laurie, Lord Mayor of the City of London and Conservatorof the Rivwr' hames, The humble Petition of the ...