... LxVERPOOL, SUNDAY.-We have another arrival here to- day from New York-the North America, Captaiu Lawler, in eighteen days-with advices from that city to the 20th ;ultimo, three days later than those received by the Britan- ! nia, which are of considerable importance, not so much for the definite information with which we are furnished touch- iing the case of MALeod, or any other of the pending ...

... THE FREEM N JOURN AL DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1841. The Peninsula is again destined to be the theatre of civil strife -perhaps even of a great European struggle. People had begun to think that the un- fortunate Spaniards might devote themselves, after nearly forty years of war, and blood, and revolu- tionary horrors, to the improvement of their fine country-healing her wounds, ...

... SotTTF! DUBLIN POOR LAW MOION. 5ICET[NC OF THE GttAttItANS-EELloitOlt OF THE CltILDRENt-EXTRAORDINARr 1 A ,pecitl meeting of the board in committee was held e-terda', pursuant to adjournment, for the purpose of in. y 1irig As to the c.ule whicil had induced the following 0. inmates of the institution, to refuse to attend Protest. ni sriritual instruction, and from the care of the Rev. Mr. g1i ...

... I MIllt okAL APPOINTMENTS. c from the Observer of Sunday.) It is said that Mr. Lucas is to succeed Mr. Norman MaDc donald as Undeor.Secretary of State for Ireland. Lord Stanley baa appointed Colonel Wilbrabsm to be his private secretary. Lord Stuart De Rothsay Is talked of as successor to Lord Sydenham in Canada. Lord Sydenham, whose resignation has already been graciously accepted by his ...

... SPAIN-LATEST NEWS OF THE INSURRECTION Irk. M-4.# -e shiv__ - -. . . . .1 aue eontreur, or luornday, contains the following tele.. graphic despatch from Bayonne:- l 4' Bayonne, Oct. 15. ! THE SUB-PREFECT TO TEE MINISTEE Or THE INTERIOR. Pampeluna has not capitulated. The Captain- General Ayerbe arrived there on the morning of the 12th, with the two battalions of the 2d Regiment of the Guards, ...

... The November number of this truly Trigh Magacig e abounds in that kind of light and sketcby matter, that yen ders a periodical particularly fascinating, and is, on the whole, one of the most interesting numbers which we have seen for several months. After a brief reference to the I late triumph of popular representation in the Dublin mu. I nicipal elections, we find in the present number the ...

... Trht FREEMAN'S JOU R±AL DUBLIN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1841. 1UNION-SEPARATION OR REPEAL. The attack which Mr. Sharman Crawford has i made on the Repeal question, in his recent ad- t dresses to the deluded people of Ireland, as he c is pleased to term those who, despite the frowns of i power and the gibings of traitorous brethren, have r avowed their attachment to fatherland, and their I ...

... LIVERPOOL AUITUMN MEETING. b THIURSDAy. ?? Ormskirk Purse of so5, added to a Handicap of 10 soV each, for three-year-olds. One mile. n Sir R W Bukeley's b f Cerrito ?? ?? (Stagg) i I Mr Vansittart's b c Galor ?? .. ?? 2 I e Seven started. e The Wilton Stakes of 30 sovs each, 20 ft, with 50 added. I Lord Eglinton's br c Aruspex ?? .f. (Oates) 'I e Mr J Osborne's br f The Gypsey Queen ?? ?? 2 Mr ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. is The foltnwh.- ?? . - ha The following speech, maeri. by Mr. Steele atthmeig d tof the above body on Monday, was omitted in our report9 be of yesterdayowing to want of space:.-.. theMr. Steele rose amidst great cheering, and 3aid-Mr i iCuchairman, the deeply, the awfully, solemn interest of some! the of the topics alluded to by the fatber of our co~untry, ...

... THUIF FREEMAN'S JOUR so AL FURTHER TORY CHANGES. There is a very homely, but a very truthful pro. verb, which assures us that it never rains but it pours. And there is much of wisdom, political as well as moral, in the saying. With us in this country, unfortunately, the outpouring of events seldom tends to our advantage, and though the succession be quick and comprehensive, they only tend ...

... The following pastoral ietter has been issued to his clergy by the Right Rev. Thomas, Bishop of Cambysopo- lis, V1 .. -. Thomas, by the Grace of God and the favour of the Apostolic See, Bishop of Cambysopolis, and Vicar Apos. tolic of the central district of England. To our venerable and beloved brethren and children in Jesus Christ, the clergy, secular and regular, and the faithful of the ...

... BERNARD OAVANAGH-FASTING IMPOSTOR U - - - -- I IEADIN, THIURSDAY.-Afier a strict surveillance the l; deceit and trickery of this fasting impastorhave become apparent, nevertheless he uses every means in bis power to protract afull disclosure of his imnpudert and absurd preten. lSian., which excited in his debut at the Hanover-square Rooms general interest among the wonder-loving public, who ...