... IREPAL OF THE UNION AND EXTINCTION OF TITHES. Titeoday a- meeting of the householders and inhabi- thtits of tbo united piarislics of St Maerk; St Andrew. anod St Ann, took place pruant to requisition, at tlte Corn Ekcharige, Dublin, P. Klly. Esq. in IIhe Chnir, 1fur the t Bole tsnd excti-ivei purpose of considering the ?? ofpeaigm etn eiin ?? -thli ters' money-tbe other praying for. a ...

... DICKMAN'S DEN AND CAVE, Abouit midway betwixt the commeceme'net of thebol prjetin clff to the eastward of the 'tile bohld rojectitn' l~fiqc n h ason'S Cave, town of-Aberbrotihwick, and thle Masn'dCaep, there runs indented into the land a longs deep, and narrow channel. In the summer eveningS, when all is still around, I Not a htin in t e-air, Nst a iweath on the Yea, more splendid sight than ...

... i .IMAGISTRATES'S Oi BURGIHS. CAIC\L.-Captain Andrew Hodge, R.N. Chief M,,oi- Ox trate- Meeqsrs Andrew Brown, sea. James Fleming, Bai- lies; -Dir John Spence, Treasurer. FALKIRC.-Henry Salmon, Esq. banker, Provost; by, Messrs JmnesAitklen, Robert Russell, Adam Watt, Bai. va, lies; AMr Robert Smith, Treasurer. wn ST MONANcr.-Thonlas Brown, Esq. Chief 1lagis.; pi- trate; MeossrsiJames Adam, ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROtc1EDlN;S. Ii s.Yesterday, at the ordinary fleeting of thle Council, after the minutes of the former meceting liad been read, e Aletter was read from Sir W. Rae, as preses of a mieet- g Ing of the City's Trustees, rerquestiog the Council to or- t n or a full statement of the affatrs of thle City to be mrade if up end given to the Truatees. A report was read from the ...

... L:IPROVEMENTS CO'iMMSSION. On Monday another meeting of the Commissioners of Improvements was held, the Lord Provost in the chair. A lengthened but desultory discussion took plece in regard to the large sum expuzided in elitaining the loan antI act of Parliament. It originated in a cc siplaint by Mr Macdonald anl Mr Miller, that the staterment pelt. lished was unsatisfactOry, anI that several ...

... imxNOD OF AURNTFrN. TO TIME ?? OV THE CArLtt)ONIAN. MEjR~U7E Sea-Tire Synod of Alberdeen lhes ?? signalised itself of late. by its indepeodineno and liberality of senti neent. ror its public display of these qualities it eits the highest epproliationl. In these important respects it lias become quite an example to the Church. It gene, ronosly takes the lead in every measure that tends to onl- ...

... MUMVATE CORRMSPONDENCE. -r__ r_.- t _o London, November 22. TheJournae Commerce of Tuesdav contains the following-]etter from Ancona, but the-editor of that pa. per preludes it by saying, that as it was through the sanre channel that the report of a revolution in Constantinople was received, which did not prove correct, but, on the contrary, turned out to. be quite erroneous and without ...

... TATTERSALLiS. The attenditiee on Thursday ivag thin, and business exeenly Islck, without any probability of inrproving I till after C ?? t os. Tnhe only horses mentio ?? 'ere I the ?? ` ;- > Tue Di.3 -7 to I agtt Mr Yates's Bentley (of. o fored)J-7. - to 1 ogst ferW ett's Bobastes (takel)-d2to 1 Vgst Amr Batson's Plenipo(offered)-16 to] aptlr hif Cbi noy'S Shile.ih (tahen)-l1 to I ahst Mr ...

... TATTERSALL'S-Nov- IS. f TcE DEILnY.-7 to I agst. Bentley (taken)-7C to 1 f s. Btlbastes talikcn)-12 to I agst. Plenilpo-fi3 to 1i v l illelah-20 to l ast. Olympic-30 to I agst. Bee in e a Blonnet-40 to I agst Balinn (taien)-40 tn l agst. ,Trictrac (talsen)-40 to I a0s0Freedont-IOQ to 15 agt l Bill (taken) Ot 0 ?? to Katle o ;st. FrCOld m ft.sken)-200 even between Comnet and .1 lyalpie. NO oth ...

... LATE HURRICANE IN THE HO IG E. | Narrative of the tremnendous Hurricane which was er-. perienced in Hoooghley River in May laett_ and- an accurate 'account of the loss. of the Hi. C. ship, Duke of York, by her Surgeon, whe has: since ar. rived in England, extracted from a.lettpr.to his fa. ther. Saugor Island, of tiger and pestilence notoriety; is situated on the left side of the mouth of the ...

... BPXZ3Z- X;eS THJBLW PABES. .1 :- A?, I ?? I _ , , ?- i; . - ?? . - !. . j P a' VfC rt PE 8Nts.-Tl1e letoth of our extracts yesterday from the public pregs'pre_- t vented us noticing, as We intended, an article in the Spectator, on the subject of Lord Drhamn's illjudged .prosecutions of tle. Press. - And we bave-a right to speak of them, because *e have upheld both the public Afid'private ...

... ?, , I I . I I fo?dolt 1111trulantre. ?? w :: . s ' SPAIN. . . -.t IT'hee olordeais, of the-l9th instant, con- W tainsitbelfollowing:_- Geperal QQuesada, in a pro. cl clarnation dated Valladolid, Noveinber 3, declares CL that every officer who shall assemble any number cc of his men, however smafl, with the intenttion ofr: 1 going over to the *rebels. shall be immediately shot ry .and his ...