... Imbt iPr't1lval Voturl-atI DUBLILY: SAT'URDAJY, NOVEMBER So, Owing to the boisterotsi weatberi -tho London mall diii not reach the Po01-office yeverday ; but from the excellejt a4ral!g9olsltr, Of the kMeles. Jwnluow, we Teceivud til London .&Me of Wednesday .at two o'clock thbe mornirlkn The following is the only paragraph worth cxtractixg ;-4- The Memorial Bordelais of the 224 instant, ...

... In a late number of our Journal we publisfrd an inge- nious description,, communicated bya scientific correspondent, of the process of blasting rocks in deep water, by means of the Diving Bell, wherein the details of the operations were fully explained, to which we are nowenabled to add, for the information of our numerous readers, the following inte- resting particulars :--- The application ...

... MU. O'CONNELL'S SPEECH. (CONCLtUDED mRtOri Ter 5;OiNIN5G REGISTER.) t M'r O'CONNFItJE continued-You may from this per- ccive an example of the way in which ihe Whigs sup- pose they can manage this country. Their sacrifice : of the lust resource of the wretched, the right to corn- I plain-their sweeping indemnity to the military, and subjecting them to no other punishment save by courts-mar- ...

... MEETING OF THE UNITEW'PARISIlES oF ST MICHAEL AND ST. JOHN, TO PETrITIO Fu1t A REPEAL OF, THIE UNION, AND THE ABOLl TION OF MINISTERS' MONEY. yesterday, the above meeting took place at tlessrs. Clifford's Great Room, Castle-street. The attenda,,e, considering the wetness of the day, was very numerous, and highly respectable. At three o'clock the chair was taken by RICHARD ENNIS, Esq. The ...

... V#,.JFrrrTnAWo valtrilat.- I DUBLINAT. FRIDAY.NO VEA'BIER 29. I S$*. SPAIN. The Paris papers of Sunday give the details of the battle between Saarsfield and Merino, from which it appears that the right wving of Saarsfield's army alone was engaged, and that the result, although important to the Queen's forces, was by no means decisive, Merino having fallen back on Vittoria for the purpose of ...

... - _ THE TORIES--PORTUGAL. The Tories are industriously spreading a report that the young Queen of Portugal is both mentally and bodily ill, and that the regent intends to declare her incapable of reigning, in order that he may become King of Portugal. We would remark on this report, first, that the young Queen is not seriously ill ; and, secondly, that Don Pedro woUld gain nothing by ...

... JMEETING AT ST. MICHAN'S. PAR!S11.-YESTEXAY?- A large and highly respectable meeting of the-inbabitaults of this parish took place at- the parechial school-rooms, Mary's-lane, 'for the purpose of taking into consideratign the propriety of preparing and presenting petitions to parliament -the one praying for the total extinction of tithes and mi. Pisters' money the other praying for a repeal of ...

... I CLONDALICIN FREE SrHOOLS DINNER. ; el On Tbursday last, the annual dinner fur the benefit of this moft ladllable charity took place at the Large Rooms, ilCoinmercial Buildings Hotel. Between two and three hun- dred gentlemen sat down to dinner, which was served sip in a style that reflects the highest credit upon the proprietor of the hotel. At six ocloek, Mr. O'CONNELL entered the room, and ...