... I | HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY. Lord Stanley-to put a question relative to the alleged apprehension of Mr. MILeod, a British subject, by the au- thorities in the state of New York, and to the communica- tions which have passed thereupon between her Majes ty's government and the government of the United'States. s Mr. Attorney General for Ireland-bill to abolish arrest in personal actions commenced ...

... The advices from Alexandria, broight by the German journals, come down to the 7th ult. The preparations for defence continued with unabated activity. It was not known whether Mehemet All would consent to give up the fleet to the Turkish commissioner. 'Some even thought that if the demand was not baclkedby the presence of a respect- able naval force before Alexandria he would return an evasive ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOULR.NAL DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, SFPTF,,NMEI 8 1841. | The last few days have been unparalleled in doubt, suspicion, fear, and dread, among the pro-. fessional politicians, that have attached themselvesl to the lobg-suffering, but at length exalted party. During the Monday following the Queen's sur. render to Sir Robert Peel, the suttlers only went, laughing about the camp, ...

... HOUSli OF LORDS-MoNAnA, SmT. 6. The Duke of Wellington entered the house a few mi. nutes befotie -five o'clock, and took his seat on the place heretofr'e ocetapied by Lord Melbourne. He was supported on the Trealsur bendh by Lord Wharncliffie, the Earl of Haddington, the Earl of Bipon,: and the Duke of Buck- inghiam. About the same time Lord Brougham entered the House and took his seat exactly ...

... FRANCE-THE WAR IN AFRItCA. - - _ AlA_ _ - I The Messeger has the annexed telegraphic despatch: - i Toulon, Oct. 25 (not received till Sunday). GENlERAL BBAG.,UAY b'HILL!ERS TO TUE MINISTER OF WTAR. The garrison of Algiers has successfully accomplished its second re-victualling of Milianab. It beat the enemy at Chaabel Gotta. According to the confessions of the Arabs themselves, they had more ...

... TH FREE>MAN'Si SJOURNAL) | THE ECONOMY OF STARVATION. The recent determination of the Poor Law Commissioners to decrease the quantity of food given to the paupers iii the North Union Work- house, is one which we cannot lightly pass over.t Some few there are who, ?? viewed the matter in the most superficial manner, lose sight of all the circumstances, save the economy of the pro- l ceeding, ...

... MEETING OF TBE CATHOLICS OF RADFORD, I I - . YORKSHIRE. On Sunday evening last a ueeting of the Catboli¢s was b' convteped in this ton for the purpose of expressing re gretbe at sle unprovoked censures passed on Mr. O'Connell, In a b pamphlet recently published, purporting to have been IV written by the Earl o( Shrewsbury- and also of assuring at the Liberator of Ireland of their unabated ...

... TUE CATHOLIC CHURCM. (FRO31 A CORlnESPONDENT.) On last Surday a solemn high mass was offered in the Saran0 Catholic church of St. Catharine'c, Killybegs, county Donegal, in honour of the festival of the Assump. ti, or ?? Blessed Virgin Mary. The Rev. Dr. Drum. rnond cfliciated as high priest ; lie was assisted by the et Mr. Stephen3, who sang both the gospel and the rp ,Pe The silver tburible ...

... Ebt fritntmam's 31urn a DUBLIN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER4, 1842. THE TRUE CREED OF TORYISL. The truth is beginning to break ont in all quarters. The continuance of the mask is becoming wearisome and intolerable. The velvet of penitent professions has almost disappeared from the paw, and the fangs of ascendancy are already put forth bare as of yore. For eleven years of exile from court pay and church ...

... (Frorm the Mail Correspondent.) MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY._This morning, at eight o'clock, information was received that a serious outbreak had taken place at Oldham; it was known at the meetingsof the turn-outs here as soon as by the authorities. The magis- trates and constables attempted in vain to disperse a mob who attacked the mills of Messrs. Hartley and Lees, and not alone obliged the ...

... REPEAL I-REPEAL I-REPEAL !-POST-OFFICE WARD. I On Thursday evening, the 8th instant, the Repeal War- dens of the Post-oflice Ward held their first weekly meet- ing in the Temperance Hall, Chapel-lane, Denmark-street. John Dennan, Esq., on being called to the chair, said- I am happy to see around me so many of those gentlemen that I know to be practical working patriots-men who have come here ...

... MUNICIPAL TAXATION-MEETING IN SAINT AUDEON'S WARD. | A meeting of the burgesses, ratepayers, and inhabitants of St. Atideon's ward, was held at three o'clock yesterday, at the rarpeiter's Hall, Audeon's Arch, in pursuance of a requisition signed by all the respectable inhabitants of the ward, and addressed to the assessors, for the purpose of considering tile propriety of petitioning ...