... Some of the papers have been repeating an announce. ment which had erroneously found its way into the Hatfaez Express, stating that the poet Clare had died some months ago, in the Lunatic Asylum, at York. It is not true that Clare is dead, or was ever an inmate of the York Asylum ; though the more melancholy. portion of the intelligence which the paragraph suggests is, unhappily, too well ...

... t F ASHION ANVD PJR1IZLpzg The Queen and Prince Aerkan airing on Tue afernoon, in an open ?? Viscount Melhotrne ba jaudience of her Majesty on Tuesday. . H~er-JMajesty and.Prince Allpattended by tbe Hon. Miss birhy, Hon. Mise Lister, Earl- of Listowel, Hon Charles A. Murray, Mr. Itcich Lord Alfred Page , Colo.el . Besda eqd Mr. Fraiscis Seji'our, hououred the Italia& * i'ith theirpresence on ...

... AMSMSON 0ANfl PA21Igst \ The Queen held a court at Buckinghans Palace on Tees. day ,ftern'ooii for the recepion of addresses on the throne. At two o'clock the general body of Protestant Dissent. long trwistrs 'of the three denominations arrived at the Palace, to~iresent an address of congratulation to her Ma. jesty on the preservation of the life of her Majesty and that L of her Toyal consort. ...

... ; . i V .. - i t ,, , .T- ?? p4zf , . vw ?? ;|The Queeri nd Prince Albert attended divine smesvce o Sunday ?? in the' Chapel Royal, St. James's. The prayers were read'by tbe RevM Paci man- The anuthem was- Blessed be. the Lord (Nares). 'The -Dena 'df'Rereford vwas the Deputy Clerk of the ?? Waiti rnI. 'Te royal suite consisted of Lady Bar. 'am, Hionourable Miss Anacs, Honourable Miss Paget, ...

... I . JS.Au AND PA#kntirgS Tlse1Tol~esi'Of Kent visited.her Masesty on Wednesday, Visjocfbit Mq4bourne had an audreneer emednesday, of thel Queen. ?? ' Ttle yitn dinner party at the palace, ow Wedm evening, included the Earl of Surrey, Earl of I~bidge Viscount Melbourne, Lord Barham, Lord Frederickls ssv. clarence, and the Honourable William Cowrper.. The bandlof.the rOyaLregimenlt-of- horse ...

... FASHION AND VA4RIETWE. The Marquis and Marchioness of Clunricarde lasve London towards the close of the month, for Portumna Castle, Galway. His Excellency dees not return to St. Petersburg till the last week in September, or early in the following month. The Marquis Conyngham 'arrived in London early last week from Slane Castle, Ireland, where the Marchioness and family are residing. It ...

... FASHItO AND VARIRTIJR. . His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant entertained te fol. lo'wing distinguished personages at dinner, at the Viceregal Lodge, yesterday :-lon. Dudley Fortescue, Mr,.. stephen French, Colonel Stewart, Dr. Colles, Mr. naghan, Mr. Gorges, Captain Romilly. Lord Cosrno Russell and Captain Kingacote, Aides-de-Camp. Prince Albert rode on horseback on Monday morning to the ...

... i HEATRICAL miss H19pnl ?? ~ ~ H[-C ?? I~aS (lortunately for the paosad niadmirers of the drama) ,erlyti~r tldoh h tns and isi adires o th drma)nearly regained her vWontedhealth. ous and spirits. fa Mr. Haynes, tile Successful author of Conscience, or, ars the Bridal Night, Durazzo, and Mary Stuart (so ale attractive last season at Drury. lane Theatre, until Ham- mpnd's bankruptcy), is ...

... L72'ERITURS. I THE CITIZEN. Dublin: J. P. DOYLE, 10, Crow-street. We regret exceedingly that our limited space presents us from entering into the merits of this talented #nd ellecon. .ducted magazine. It has been again and agai ta that ,this country could not support a periodical eg d, in its political papers, on Liberal principles. 4 of the Citizen, however, has given the lie to th ~ion, ...

... ?? PA IO AN ~RI2 . lvlscossn' Mlbourne had an audience of her Maieul t oni'Mo'nday.~- -The royal dinner party at tbe palace on Monday evening included her Royal Highness the Duchess of KIent (attended by Lady Anne Maria Dawson), Baron Bulow, the Prussian Minister; Lieut.-General Baron de Luck, the Russian, Minister, aind Baroness Brnomw, the Princess of Lieven, Prince Dolgorouky. the Duke of ...

... I- LIT9RIM119. I ?I I I . lll?l ECJLVSTASTI6AL HISTORY OF IRELAND, FROM THE INTRODUCTION OF CHRISTIANITY INTO at THAT COUNTRY TO THE YEAR 1829. By the Rev. MO J. BRENAN. (J. Coyne, Cook-street, Dublin.) it In introducing the above work to the notice of an Irish 0 public, we feel ourselves called upon by a variety of consi- derations, some of them of a moral, but many of them of S a national ...

... DRAMATIC r- ?? -. ?? - . ?? I . we near thlat twere is some, probability (we cannot use a stronger expression) that Drury-lane theatre will be opened ts for the next season, and that exertions are making in order wi to secure a company. Wilson and Miss Shirreff, if not no Seguin, who, as our readers are aware, have for the last y year been sojournieg in the United States, will farm mein. mn ...