... I.;, I -. , - ?? - -. a 'BULL OP'.PEZ.OGSEGOjX6vr, MMT- Tte 'A6LtTION'?THZ !IEGCE SLAVE TRADS. Onthe-3d of Decimber, '139,:tBe ' iinth year of the-.5 Pontificate, , * r . J,--Ked as we are on :he supreme seat o tthe Apostles, and- aclngugh by nolerits of our own, astbe vicegerenf df ;Jesus Chrisatie So of God, who thfosi,'i his great mercy iondescendepts.,aakehiteltmanaed to*~iefortheredemp. ...

... - a. :PISTRESSIN ENGLAND. . The accounts fro'-m the -manufacturing districts are still of the gloomiest, and in some instances of the most heartrending nature..' 'Destitution in its ?? ., zafljp 'firm is 'now the bitter portion of Immense portion of the productive classes; and yet---such is thi6eignorance in which they are sunk, perhaps we should say, so universal is the insanity with which ...

... IMPORTANT MEETING A, THE CORN- I . EXCHANGE;' - - An adjourned meeting was held yeserday, at tbe Corn by Exchange, pursuant to a requisition to hi constituents from tit Mr. O'Contlell, for the purpose of rectiving the report ye drawn up by the committee appointed atthe meeting held an on Saturday. The attendance was numerous and mghly (h respeptable, and the gallery was, as usual, Occupied by ...

... THE FREEMAN- S JOURNAL TH[E FR.EETNWASK JOURNALI _- _ , L~ . ?? . -. -I DUBLIN, WE DNEBDAY, J4N4AUY ls 1840. MEETING ?? CORN EXCHANGE, We expeeted' to h.ae had the pleasure this morn- ing of announcinig the for'mati o'~of 'i'he Irish Protection Society. .it 'wil be seen',' hoWever, from this reppott'of 'the' ioimsititee,'as embodied in Mr. O'Connell's 'speec, that it has-.been deemed prudent ...

... ISEWS. OF THBEDAY. . Independent of the Eastern news, which we give in another column from other souifces, the Constantinople correspondent of the Morning Chrosicle announces, in a letter dated the 4th of December, the extraordinary fact that the dragoman of the Capitan Pacha, who, made his escape from Alexandria and reterned to Constantinople by the last steamer, has -made disclosures, which ...

... - LAST NIGHT'S MAIL, I! .- I _. ?? o FRAN&pRE.ahE WAR IN ALGIERS. Thei P'aris' .zPqpr3 of Saturday have come to haud. . $,te report on the Bourse on Friday, that M . jennet-woud be- elected -Vice-President of the .C~haz~r~of Deputiesvwas without foundation. M. Martin du Nord, late Minister of C&5mmece-, notwithstanding all the influence'of ministers, re- .ceived. 147 votes, M., Vivien only 817 ...

... ANNUALS MALA- CHEAM, L~TY. Yesterday ev ens er of the friends an; Wip supporter'ot - i Puity took placoe'- i in that ver beais MiphiTheatre, Greas.Brunawi eet . era on a most m. nificqt.rid superb les extended th entir -length of the pit and stage, and were, notwithstanding .carcelyi svfficient to acco moda te th ultitu e wh attended. It was supposedthat nearly three hundred gen. demen sat ...

... MsILIT A R Y P RO M O TIO .W A O mor, : D Ec. 30.1' 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons_-Cornetand Adjutant| J., Sullivaauto have the rank of Lieutenant. ?? Light DragoonsW. Wilner -to be Captain,;by purdbase,,vice Jillard.. wlxoretires; Cornet M.J Gwynne to.be Lieutenaat, iby purchme, 'iceMWilmner.; D. *Maycock,-Gent.,.to ?? bg pnrchasp, v1ce .Gwyanpe. '17th.Regimnt of:Ligbt-,ragQous-MajorM.. ?? St ...

... I THE TORY PRESS-CATHOLIC CLERGY. I The X !,viz ?? the ruffianism of the Times. In the last number of the fashion- able organ- we find the following defence of the atrocious attack on the Catholic clergy, to which Mr. O'Connell directed attention on Satur- daiy at the Corn-Exchange We have given, in the letter of our Dublin correspondent, portions of a speech of Mr. O'Connell, from which it ap ...

... IMEATHI rNDEPENDENT CLUB. * MTlse;ClihB mef~on- the 30th' instantC, pursuint t'o adjourn- ment, ,at -Brady's hotel,' Navan, for the purpose of selecting a tandidate to. be supported-by them at the ensuing election, in the room of Mr. - Morgan OCGonbell. ?? .Sir F-. M'DONNELtL senior'vice-president, ?? the ichair ! :He~said 'he-feltproud of presiding at: a .meeting ofitbat influential and ...

... GALLANT CONDUCT OF TiM COAST GUARD ., A . T' ST:; AN!DAEWS D RESCUM OP1A B'B1G 'AND THSRTEi3EN MEr.-We have had several Opportunities of remarking upon- the prompt and' successful efforts of Lieutenant Cor and-his 'Coast Guard iin-rescuing a vessel and mrene froim- 'stlatand.-:destruction,'- or in assisting, as on a recet miurnful occasioti: to secuie property and 'assist sufferers whenia ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL DUBLIN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 140-. NEGRO SLAVERY. The Bull of his Holiness the Pope-probibiting those subject to the spiritual authority of the Holy See from trading in the flesh, bone, and siew of their fellow-creatures-has been hailed with thanksgiving by every friend of humanity in these countries. Our Liberal coteMPporaries, on the otiet, side of the channel, are ...