... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. - 1 NANGLE'S GAZETTE AGAIN. r The Earl of Wicklow-the Narcissus of peers, n and only inferior to the great lion of Exeter him- bi self in Christian zeal-hooked in a discussion on si Monday in the House of Lards, on the vast mo- it mentous subject of the Achilt iisioinary Herald.! cl Ministers were bearded with an unholy longing to tl arrest the progress or that grand ...

... GE~ROSLAV&RY._, . '1 .*The citizens of Glasgow and Dublilh, of 1Bir- mingham and Liverpqool, haye, within t'he last week, recorded their- deep detestation of West' Iditn slavery.. Under the specious guise of apprentice. .ship, the condition of theunfortupnte negt o ias now been gradually deteriorating-during .the last' four Years, and the 'universal voice of ?? has unequivocally declared that ...

... Lieutenant-General Lord Bloomfield has declined the command of the artillery at Woolwich. Sir William Johnston has been appointed to the colonelcy of the vacant regiment. Sir John Keane isto e tranferred from the 68th Light Infantry to the 46th Regiment, vacant by the death of General Wynyard; and Sir W. Johnston gets the 68th, vice Keane. The Jupiter troop-ship, which is daily expected home ...

... | We abridge from the Tra lee Mercury a report of a case tried before the assistant-barrister, in . which an unfortunate vender of ballads was the tI defendant, and the Irish Government the prose- P cutor. We hitherto believed that strong sense and S prudence characterised nearly all the proceedings b, ti of the government at home; but that opinion we g are reluctantly pampelled to abandon. A ...

... FOIREIGN INVTELLIGENCE. SPAIN. A correspondence from Logrono of the 20th, published by the Constitutionnel, states the Infante Don Sebastian to have accompanied the Carlist ex- pedition under Count Negri mid Espartero to have set out with 10,000 men ?or Briviesca, in hopes of reaching Valladolid before the Carlists. By ano- ther correspondence Don Carlos is said to have restored General dguia, ...

... IMPEfIAL PARLIAM-pylo HOUSE OF LORDSS-TuBSDA, Asn3.. I Lord BANDON presented a petition from the diocese of 3 Ross against the national system of education, or any syE- I tern where the use of the Scriptures was restricted. f The Bishop of Exeter, the MarusofSiofLr .Suffield, and Lord Melbourne, presented petitions, prayiig t for the abolition of Isegro apprenticeship, Thle Bishop of EXETER ...

... l 18 stirwg op hiae JlORNALS ~ - .. . ?? SIR FRANCIS BUTRDETT. Poor old Sir (From the Chronicle.) n 'Poor okl Sir Francis Burdett is about to be led it round the countrv again during the present recess, ai in order to make ishow of him at sundry Conserva- e tive dinners in, Liverpool, Leeds, Newcastle, &c. e This is really pitiable, and we think that some of ;0his old friends, if he have any ...

... SPAIN. Madrid journals of-the 13th instant, have come to hand. They state that General Quiroga'had caused the writers of the El Graduador to be arrested, and the type and printing presses of that journal to be seized; so that the paper bad thus: been virtually suppr's~sed; The Queen was said to be indisposed. The Infante Don Francisco de Paula and his family left Madrid on the 12th, for ...

... I - - TITHE SALE AT TRA-MORE. er On Saturday last the sale of twelve pigs, the property of n- two farmers, named Flynn and Power, from 1lallyimacole!), I (adjourned froin Wednesday last), took p1ace for tithes [l- ie leged to be due to the Rev. John Cooke, of Tramore and tis not the Rev. H. Fleury, as erroneously stated in tllc l2st Chronicle. A company of soldiers and a strong partc ok Ad ...

... . I T M~arry, this is the teeming season ; and, for wapt of -something' substantial in the shape of a griev- ance, the Tories, are teeming with all kinds of calumnies against the Queen, whilst their chosen organs are chaunting dolorous ditties about the de- partdd glories of royalty. The coronation is to be curtailed of its 'fair proportions-some of the su- perfluous absurdities are to be ...

... DUEBLIM, POLICE-YrSTEUiDAY. HEAD OFFIrC. A gentleman, calling ?? Mirski, appeared before Counsellor Hamilton to charge a man named Hayes, who seemed to be a servant out of place, with having attempted to steal his umbrella: Complainant-_Par my hop eur, Ser, I vil tell you de i verit6. ' -prisoaer-..Oh,~ don't mind him,, your worship, he speaks' English as well as yourself, so he does; he is ...

... VZISTRY 1MEETINGS SYESTERDAY. ST. MARY'S PARISH. A meeting of the parishioners was held in the Vestry- room, to elect churehwardens and other official officers for the exisning year, The Venerable Archdeacon LINDS.AY, Rector of the Parish, in the c!'air. The requisition convening the meeting was read by Mr. Kerr, senior churchwarden. Messrs. George S. Murray and Jobn Butler were elected ...