... IPJL AYD. -i - tTsEMTH DUBLIN ZVENIX0 POST]. Civutcn MLLIoN AcT.-It is understood that great ex- ertions are making. in the office of the Chief Secretary, to forward, as speedily am~practicable, the memoriala and sche- dules of the tithelownerswwho. have applied for relief under the Church Million'Act, to the respective parishes. The tithe owners, under 'the provisions of the Act which passed ...

... weinokm-t -- - - X~~~~~~~~~~t d on, e.- , awe 3. Sia-I have latel~'ycdeI entsfit and instructive frttl t f 'f triasd at' the, dolwiy 45un ivet, in. ,Western Australia and I do not te to trouble you u ith a few ew t D sl gig gnasner. - iCb erila tigalnat whick tlie'ioR~t _'gaig. l'he. ~u*on of'eo0 tion is one'of stt e and . he Wvai Uiver C!olony i hrve ivatc' jita formation, jot only from my ...

... GBRJRAN PAPERS. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 30-After years of fear and danger, hope and tranquillity have returned to us; and it we have still some anprehensions respecting the future, the grounds of them are out of the circle in which they can be laid to our own charge. The Asiatic provinces ate perfectly tranqail; they accustom themselves to the new irtitutlono, which have made great pro- gress In ...

... MA, O'COYAVLL AND AS. PI;A8L' ttsasti Hs, warAsrse *SAO$ J TO CHARLES LaHEIN, ESQ, NEWCAst91 Merrion-squhre, Dublit, 2OthjR3 . 1833. Sih-Somebody was kind enough to send meJtbe New- castle Press of the 14th inst., containing a ii from you to me, which sets out, and comments upon, oqe Van Mr. Pease, Member for South Durham, to Surgeon Kuib en Your com- ments are very just and apposite-that is, ...

... Copy of a letter from an Officer in the Queen's army.- Brigadier General Joao Galvao, Chief of Don Miguel's staff, said two days ago, to one of our officers on duty in the outposts,. that Don Miguel's answer to the propositions sent to him by the Cabinet of Madrid was this-' That his duty, his interests, and his feelings, did not permit him to give ear to any proposition to put an end to the ...

... From 1WB LONDON GAZETTR oj Tuesday, Dec. 91. DEC.-dO.-DAViD AI tf qhoa-aetior that he Is I in I- solvent circumstan~e. ual ome i eaeet ihh.oe dltor. 30-HMS fGrnault-plisie. Spa fields, and of Brus- eesc. 3n HlgirO, Intre4 a t I e losolvettt circumstances. and le unabl to meet hisenfgtgtaihhscreditors. FitANIS 17 VH~t, tt Sar-sreet Warigwtvictnaller, January1II, at one, antI February It,. at ...

... 7tIR MORNING CHRVNIGLE. LONDON: Wi'BDNBSDdY, JANUIRY 1, 1834. lihThe Chronicle of Monday last, in noticing the Meeting of t4 Dissenters at '-iradford,iwe offered some remarks on the Vubject of their claims, specifying those which would not in our opinion be objected to, and assigning some rea- sons why, even admitting the establishment of one sect to be a departure-from the principle of equal ...

... WRSr INDIES. By the Leeward Island mail we have received a copy of the St. Kitt's Advertiser, which contains the report of the Joint Committee of the Legislature of Antigua, appointed to take into consideration the Abolition of Slavery Bill. It is a document of great length. It states, that- : t The course of public events, and the heedless but un- controllable violence of public opinion in ...

... The Budget submitted by the Ministers of King Leopold to the Chamber of Deputies for the year 1834, is more favourable than could have been expected under the imminent difficulties with which that rising kingdom has been surrounded. The total amountofexpenditurefor the year just pastis 84,122,41f. sterling, being fourteen millions of francs less than the sum voted by the Chamber for the ...

... ALDEGALLEGA. Dxc. 17.-The statement of the entrance of Spanish troops into Portugal continues to be confirmed by VArious persons who have arrived from the interior of Alemtejo, according to whose accounts it appears that these troops were in pursuit of a party of Carlist rebels, who endeavoured to enter Portugal, in order to escape the chastisement which they sne- rited, but who in the end ...

... ivRIArTANiR 0P REA PROPflTY. Btfore entering upon any analysis of the statute passed in the course uf the last Session, upon the subject of Inheritances, it may not be improper to take notice ot a few observations made by the Real Property Commissioners upon this part of their inquiry. They begin by stating, that the rules which govern the transmisaion of freehold estates of inheritance at ...

... UNITJD STATES. REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURJY ON THE REMOVAL OF THE PUBLIC DEPOSITES FROM THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES, MADE TO BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS. DEC. 4TH, 1833. Treasury Department, Dec. 3, 1833. SiR-In pursuance of the power reserved to the Secre- tary of the Treasury, by the Act of Congress, entitled, An Act to incorporate the Subscribers to the Bank of the United States ...