... FRANCE, AND) BIITAIN. to rst; 5:tr)IOlt OtF Till' cALEt)ONIAtN MiECUiY. Ediulnsburgh, 10th Jan. 1841. Sin-As an old reader of your paper, I am mot anitbius th,.t it shoul1d coll aili useful and necessiary idrniranttion to the citizes of this country, anml hs- ing received last post a letter fromt a correspondent inl {lfe north of France, a merebualt mul not a news infirintecturer, I think it ...

... I (From our SIpecial Corr'.epondent.) lXo,'i)oN;, TllUltSiAV MURlNLNG. Neither Hlouse of Parliament met last evening. There were only twenty-four Members in the Commons when the Speaker took the Chair, and anl adjournment was the consequence. Tile fa- tigues which their Lordshiips of tbe Upper House sustained on the trial or one of their rearsr induced theem to suspend their legislative ...

... (Ftron our Special Corre.spondent.) Lownox, SATURDAY AIORnING. You wvill hear with somc satisfaction that an- other attempt is to be made to nut an end to the dissensions that unfortunately prevail in the Church of Scotland, and it may be worthy of reflection how far all parties should co-operate to bring about so desirable a result. The Duke of A IlGV 1.1, who has recently devoted much of his ...

... I LOYAL NATIONAL RVPEAL AS5OCIATIO_. a The following communications were read at the meeting o; on Monday last.d- t To TrUE OItO. DANISL 0 CCONELt.O Providence, June 29tb, 1841. 0 Sin-Pursuant to a resolution unanimously adopted by d the Providence Temperance Moral Reform Repeal Associa h tion, I have the honour to enclose you a bill of exchange a for 531. 5s. 2d., drawn by Messrs. Masters, ...

... | WHIG A IPPONTN . ' I Among tie aappoitments which the last Cork- hill bulletin of patronage announces to the. public is that of MIr. Edward Gonne Bell, of the county of Mayo, to the: office of. stipendiary iagistrate for Tyrone.. Many weeks have not elapsed since the government appointed Messrs. Veevers and Gray, two Tories, to ?? office.- Every Liberal paper, which might,have.been supposed ...

... MlLITARY PROMOTIONS-WAli-OFPICB, JULY 23 Ilt~~> . Or ?? A , .. _ ame istK iegiment ef Dragoon Guards-n.Lintenant William bi he Warner Allen, from the 14tb Light Dragoons, to be Litu- atch tenans,' vice Gray3 who-exchanges. 'rom, 7th' Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Cornet Arthur rhat Rniglit to be Adjutant, vice Heaton, who resigns the Ad- gold Jtne ny the 1stClj1On!1?. t of Dragoons-Cornet Evan ...

... Colonel Crichtoi, on the part of the Conser- vative gentry of Ferm'ianagh, has come to the rescue of Sir Robert Peel, in the case of Mr. Nixon, to which allusion has been made so often. Considering that Lord Fortescue it was who made the Colonel Lieutenant of Fermanagh, we should be surprised at his avowal of ' Conservatism, did we not remember that the late Viceroy also ap- pointed Mr. ...

... PPRIVATh! CORUESPO~INOgft.-. The extra session of the American Congress, to w I alluded in my last, is now in hot and exciting conclave; the political circles are rife with conjecture as to how far the newofflieers will proceed in levelling the existing order of things. They have a majority in both branches o Con- gress sufficiently large to enable them boldly and success- fully to accomplish ...

... EXPRESS FROM PARTS. The Moniteur of Tuesday contradicts the report of the detention of the war corvette Victorieuse by the authori- ties of Mahon. According to accounts from Toulon of the 2d instant eight ships of the line are to be placed n ordi- nary, and a squadron of six others, commanded by Admiral Casy, bad been ordered to Breast tobe held in observation of events in America, until the ...

... | I On yesterday there was an influential and highly respect. able meeting of the inhabitants of Chapelizud and its im. o nediate vicinity held in the above town. Shortly after two u'clock the chair was taken by the patriotic and exemplary e .parish priest, the Rev. Mr. DUINGAN. The Reverend ,Chairman explained the object for which the mee;ing was convened. He said that, as the gentle. If men ...

... I Gort, June 9, 1841. Ma. EDrTo -That our country has suffered more from the criminal apathy of her sons than the unrelenting hatred of her enemies, is a fact whies all well-thinking persons must admit and deplore; and in no instance has that indif. ference to freedom been more lamentably indicated than in that to which I am about calling your attention. Mr. Editor, in the political struggles ...

... RHYE FREEMAN'S JOURis DUBLIN. SAWTRDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1841. ?? RATFE COLLECTORS zLIST.r. Upon this day one of the most important of the requirements of the munieipal- corporatibn is to be completed. The 41st section of this act directs that 4the respective collectors of the poor rates, and of al grand jury and municipal cesses, rates, and taxes, payable within any borough in which this act ...