... PRIVATE CORRESPONDESCO I (From, our Special Correspondenzt.) LONDON, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. The absurd report circulated several weekc ago by the Standard, of the expressed determination of Lord MELBOURNE to resign shortly after the meet- ing of Parliament, having gone the round of the Tory press, has come up to town again, and is quoted by the Times from an Oxford paper, taking rare, however, to ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN; MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1837. SPAIN. The Madrid Gazette of the 20th publishes a des- patch of the General-in-Chief, dated Aranzueque the 19th, giving the particulars of the affair of that day, in which he announces having completely dispersed the rebels and pursued them with his cavalry as far as that village, which the Pretender had left in all haste at noon, flying ...

... PU13LIC DWNNER TO JAlItq DUFF, E.SQ. I I _. ?? AT BANFF. I 'lbre Liberal ?? of the lower district of .1triffshirre gave a phublic dinner, on2 Tuesday last, to Mr Duff, the respected Maember for the County. The large hall of the Town-. ouse was handsomely fitted up for the occa- sion ; and, under the able directio X of the stewvards-J. Duff M1lackay, Esq.-E. Mortimer, Eqq.-A. Gardiner, Esq. ...

... PORTSEA PARISHI VESTRY' MEETIN(. The rate-payers of the parish of' Portsea met tt?i0tt in vestry, at Kingston Church, ott Friday, (veaterdat), ? ti at two o'clock, by mime invitation of the parish authimei- ? tea o ties, to receive a ?? from the Poor-law Con miasionera, on the subject of valuing the eateatmie tate, 3i property of the parish, according to the penrisiotmo of giod I the ...

... AMERICAN PRESIDENT'S TMESSAGC. 1 The Arew lork Sun contains the President's Message, delivered at the operrirrg of Congress, otn -Monday the 4th Septemlber. Tile REscue, Whith brought it; sailed from Next York on the 8th Sep- -tember, and arrived off Cork on the -26th instttrtt 'making her passage in eighteen clear diva. The following is the most important parts of tthe Mes- sage-:- FELOw ...

... (F1tsn~ the i'iptyhi17 oeta.) OUI Phlill~ta.nd thle Roysal ?? left Paris -I S o Toelyeening Ibr the canijp of llom.- ?? ?? changes are announiced as no, the print ot talking place in the per Smnelze of the Yrench einba'eies anid legationo. Amongst the number, is the ?? ot thle ltaron dc iteinthart, ';ecretary t i.rgation at 5tiitgartl to he 1 irst Secretarv to the em. basoC in rsWi7CYrlail. ...

... S21RIT OFTHM UBLIC PR~f sexier ?? WIIIGOISIV AND ToRaism.-Our contemrnI porary, John, Bull, thought proper yesterday to devote one of the columns of his pa-I per to the subject of finance. Upon a for. mer occasion we recommended him to try to understand the subject before he attempt- el to instruct his readers ; but it appears our ad- vice has been unheeded, for he has yesterday made a ...

... TIlE ALLOTIUENT SY?TEIU. '5 A Letter addrlessed to thle Editor of tse Farmer's A!f ei' 4t Me,'oce. ?r Siit,-It has been one of my chief pursuits, during lab l the la st six or eight months, to watch the progress, andl sirt note down the ?? and disadlvantages, of the al. Ot lutmeurt system, with an intention to commlunlicate my ?? observations to you, knlowing thact your valuable .Journal Ue s ...

... ¶Loitbot. SATURDAY, SEPTEMIBER 3tl, 11337. 'rite latestt intitoligerwce from Spain inifttrm! u' r ?? the action of' the I Jh ivas Inuore important tihiam Was .n fircr believed1 the l'reteniderhlas reircated prtcipitaieiv. A it urlist corps, detachled t'rom the great army, and f-ititiberbig fit(L4K\ mlen, was m~et by Oraa near Saccdon, anid dispersed by hitit. Oraaz is pulreuitg this tdivision ...

... l . . Q I fAA \ r0 7I l47 p'laryborough, Reptemner zi, 1moo. Aletter from Mr. Denis Phelan, of Clonmel, on the sect of the Irish medical charities bill, having appeared i ne-oerday's FREEMAN, in which that gentlentan makes an Ji~arrantathle tttack on the county infirmaries of Ireland__ es that thesurgeons of these institutions have put f~i~etrd deliberate falsehoods under the authority of ...

... DUBLIN, Ser. rr . Li- 1-1 , ' It OW N CO1llt'il10 NI)N ] TilE BiE L1AST I l''TI'I)N. If 'lle fl/ste Tlimes, a palpwr belonging to a brother of Mr. Emerson Tenient, Is worthy of credit, the sUCCCeS of thoo pctition against the retuirn of Mr. (Gisoni and I od Iielfast is as CeCrIllil is if it werC ?? CDtaIdilici.d rIcicrtC cunnillg oIleII of the Tory party baring carcfully scrutinisell nll the ...

... Q]alebon ian Oercurv#. EDINBURGH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. A large space in our paper of to-day is occupied with the Message of the President of the United States to Congress, the greater part of which we have presented to our readers; for whatever diffe- rences of opinion may be entertained as to the soundness of the financial doctrines contained there- in, the document itself is one that must be ...