... 4 I'ARIIS, SsIrT. :30. rvio.jM OURf OWN CORiuEbl'sii: ,T. From 1i8P) tip to a v*ry-recent period the grnenral otpi nioni il Cermany and init AeurtsvwasthitS Loui- 1'hilippe'o hold of the crown of Franire Wv n not worth a years pur- chase. The first ecent thatserlwisiy shook this beliefwas the Slrastburg revolt. I he diffecrsnce of security felt and shown b! t tht i n gos ern tintts of Wtail ...

... | ?? ~ ~ . . I Did argument consist in nicknames, and conclu- sions depend upon assertions, the people of Ireland would long since have been converted into quadru- peds, as grovelling in habit and as ferocious in pro- pensities as even their libellers. The same language and the same logic now used to prove that they are murderers from habit, and perjurers by religion, would equally suit the ...

... THE D1SH0N1?STY?OF?*TH?HEADSoF ?4?TBE CHURCH. To tire President, V'ice-I'rcsirr'erels, anti Meinriers of t/re So Prof cola 'tf Assseiistiorre'. ii My1 Lord?i,. tind' ?at1r?inei -'Xi'1 ns? ?oinsef? ? tO letter I erideavorired tri draw?your? attention err the real itt points of the danger of the church, and to make you aen- d sible that whatever alarm thtre might be from enemies fri dleafftetion ...

... ?? -. .. ?? L Rolty O'mooalEs VERhIO OF orTr.] TO 1)ANIEL O'CONNELL. Is Niag A rthu r reigns in Enlbrtrii, fit I relandi reignts King I lair, 'rie Qitticc in Wlrindsor Castlte ; Dtethronte t ile'r ifYvoU eft.' tIoourt,rrll, slit-tjur broadi i6 baked blick; andl volir fine spikulat ionis about ?? Johnniy go for nothtintg. Tire mtc~th is tiade, Sor1e CDMIittllr (C`(rrosjll4r 1 'rotc i.s d ...

... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1837. So.m e of o,~ J/li 7 euds to) the t estcard, wril tsias Week be disappoiiited inz te leceipt of tibeir Poprrs one Poet, fromz the cireubmgtanece of oil, r inlienq Mkachine breakinq, as *ne commsenced throichigl ojf the popers late this evenin!l; and twco holtiS were consined before the broeken piece could be replaced. 13th instant. 'rha followiulg are extracts : 1 ...

... There are wine depots of corps at Chathlam without Captains. -A Major, three Captains, six Lieutenants, rnd 199 rank and file of the 2d regiment, are in the field agaiust the insurgents who have taken up arms in the Coorg country. Lieatenunt Hare, 51st regiment, Ensign Hill, 50tb, and two serjrants, and twenty rank aed tile, 51st regi- ment, with six rank end file of the 80th, embarked at ...

... Although occasional interruptions fake ?? front rai, the harvest is making very rapid progrca:. In this vicinity a considerabic part of the grain crops hiss h-ii already secured; but there is still a greatdeal in the stook anid to eut down. On the whole, we should think that tte harsest is now follly half over; and that, by the end of nvxt wc(:k, the fivlds, except the late places, will be ...

... ,We insert elsewhere a very important and able letter from-Dr. Jacob, of Maryborough, in reply to Dr. Phelan, on the subject of the medical charities bill. It is with some pleasure that we point atten- tion to the production of a gentleman distinguished not less for his liberal and enlightened views as a politician, than for his high station and eminent talents as a member of the medical ...

... W'LDNI>DAx*. ? ITEM J?E1?, 2;. 18?7. reched 15. 'lIly I iilit.iitl .1 Ojy of ?? uddrrs? of' the Ifii,?e of .'Csenibfs'. and tIp,' ifif?fitr of' lii? Excellcircy l.'rdvtiili in the 211th nIt. ii, tehtich an .01w cc iea? ef - eueiied iitiin?'djatel v. ainl iii die ,,allie day hi' I ned a f.ruelai, 110 lOll, Ileorlgil ng the Legislature until the i'itli of Of tidier. I Ve ubjoiri the addec's, a' ...

... ?iouibOii, lottie p DE.?,'1-RUt'r1oN net trw BRI'l'ISII LE(;ION ? verio AT ANT)OAIN. practica tiling it lIetitcAr-t. Snf. 17--I trod announced to you tile and pro taking of Anilvuin on the 11th of' ?'l-pteti hr. on d I -hail seiccessl now give von an at Glint of our sobsequen I operations, rifled and the lunienluble uteortenees cit the 14t I), 'flit twirl Ito deti?nce of Andoafo i cite rae. ...

... 1?IAflK.LANI, ?? ? I 'I'he aIen(ouItitH l'rom ?? rotIIItrY ?? in S;Ott. r~relnexitiug the fittile rr~hicllaingi inl the wextlther aa ( t IVlIvtg lbeen1 cX reentelY h)enleticil to tlhe zitotsi~littliiig nayL^ rOps, attl nmuchl Barley tutul l~02 loeit rve been] slcritied is.,si the mtnaickets geterally beinhg l1ittgnid1 at thke adzvauril ii lo~na eater. thv ould ?? heats, atind n~ew Vi htilits ...

... PI(OSTSC RI PT. FRO.U FRIDAY'S LONVDON GAZE T2'. . V111TEIIAI.L, SE:PT. '2sT. HE Queen ha8 been pleased to direct letterss pa- T, tent to be passed under the (3reat Seal of the hnited Kingt3om of Glreat Britain and Ireland. grantin' to S3ir John De Neale, thle oftice of Bailillof tbel Isanof, ,,ersey. WA'^n-OF1'ICeE, S~ero. 21). f 'rnatotachied.To be (t alto!s acithoiit ?? J.oln Annatrone, ?? ...