... DUBLIN, AUGUST 12. Ii JFROM OUR' OWN COtRRESPONt)INT.1 to LORD V1OUTMORI 'ETIIGREATr Mr ETNI 10 AT THE RoYAL EXCHANGE THiS D)AY. IC A Crowded and most iluwilutitlt reetinir Ot' the eitize't Ie of Dublin Was held this day ait the Rioyal Exchanire, I consider ithe miost suitable means of testify ini thle nat ion: admiration of the public character of Lor'd 'Viscount Nli eth), anld to mark die ...

... TO THE Q8EEN.-LETTER V. MADAM-The state of thc country is becoming alarming. Heaveu itself seems to be rebuking our short-sighted selfishness ; drenching showers are beating down the expected harvest; already is it devided that we shall not have an average crop; the hopes of abundance that cheered the earlier part of the season have fled; and another tleficient year is to be added to the four ...

... C'ENSUS OF THE CITY OF LONDON. _G. Returns have been sent bt the superintendent registrars of, the city of London, the Nd est London, and the East Lon- don unions to the registrar-general's offlce, of' the population ol the several parishes formin- the union, ?? to the :3d and 4th Vic., c 0!1, the 3(fand 4th Vie., c. 100, and the 4th and 5th Vie., c. 7. The parishes are as follows:- CITY OF, ...

... IRI. AN 1). Thc wenatier still enhintles ta t tittythiliz ?? ?? to be fvottrtilt to tilc t;trs(,t. Ala iji, thc excipti (iii at Ttczd;ov Midt W1i1CSoduiy hlint, all s rin witl biut ti:: shi0rt i iterv ?? of' gel i sntisl n. Nl,,isterdaiy ti're were -11111 very l;(vty shiowets. The ittopii l:ltw ec of the rolps It ili'- taliaCiSealc~tieOatl'til,, bitt oil cleast oba':rtlton it Ivil tl: ?? ...

... THb' WEATHER AND CROPS. ViNnsO R, AU(;. 5.-Tlhe effects of the lnte extremtnely unfavourtible weather will be severely felt at the forth. coming harvest throughout this neighbourhood. In many places the wheat, barley, and oats, are so beaten down by thela te heavy rains, thlt they are absohitely rotting on the eround. At Clewer, about a mile from Windsor, there arc tifteets acres ofbarley ...

... REPORT of tue COMMITTEB of the MIID- DLE SEX REEOR l5 REGISTRATION CL UB,. Your committee havini performed the duties entrusted to them, have great satisfaction in knowingg that their labours have beeu instrumentll in deterring i second Tory candidate from ottfring hiosself for the county, and in securing for their venerable friend, George Byng, Esq., his return to Parliameit for the fifteenti ...

... THE WEATHBR AND THE CROPS. The harvest generally in this vicinity is very promising. The grain is pearticilarly bold, and ready to start from the heusk before t le flail is ?? 1fercury. Since our last, notwithstandiug occasional showers, the weather has been exceedingly fivourable for the maturing of the crops, which, we are happy to learn, have not been so seriously injurei by the previous ...

... HIAMBURG, JULY 30. I'lhe qiuestifon of tite accession of this city to the Prusiin Custonms Union continues to oecupy thb attsenntir of those whose minds are at work to pre- pare For coming events. Ini a former letter, in t whirh I detailed the circumsteances of the separation A of' Brunswick from the North-w estern Union, I ad- (I verted to the irinproblability of Hanover contittling ot for ...

... RORNCIS EGERTON AND TilE LOR 'LANCASHIRE YEOMANRY. [1,1O0M THLE MANCHESTER COURIER.j ,, IFE ntOITOR OF THE MANCHESTER COURIER. Worsley, August 10, 1841. ' r-iliave addressed a letter to the editor of' thE Iadrc,1 London evenn paper, which adverts to a para. grp.i f its letidin, articles, on the subject of mn3 ~1app1rscd levyr of'an icaneforce iii this county. That let. wr 1.sotoins,.erhaps, ...

... ANTI - CORN - LAW CONFERENCE. We published yesterday monoring exclusively, in a second edition, a' condensed report of the first day's proceedings at this important meeting. We now subjoin a full report of the speeches delivered. MANCHE~STER, TuRaDAY, AuausT 17. [FROU OUR OWN REPORTERS.] The great Conference of Cthe Ministers .of Religion on IItoe subject of the Corn-law and other monopolies ...

... LORDS COMiliSSAN'ERS' SPEXIC. SATURnAY, AuG. W. Address reported as fallows:- Most Gracious Sovereign-We, your MAjesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the Colnmmons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain rind Ireiland, in Parliamnent as- sembled, beg leave to return your Majesty our humble thanks for the gracious speech whichl your Mejesty has di- rected to be delivered by the Lords ...

... LIBERIA AND 1ILE SLA VI' TRADL. IN THlE bl)TOlR. o0 rito MIOIRNING. C RlllON)NICL1.l OI R-1'I'e warm intsirest I have Joiqi fri t it, tie sciece.s of Liberia living af'fordled La1! thp ncessa ry dous i' outs to send you sowla of the ?? :aillided to by your crune- spoodleit, I air P'lay , I hug- hlave to do so, har tiin pinrlioa! of' extending more amip lep ,usstiie to lii! hiboors of the good ...