... h. l. 0Vj)( (AZWT7'P of TUESDA Y, J.h q, 18. - . jThe SbIT. ,T11~ p)'e Il'I ACE, JAN. lu). v iriN it hii C iee li ejilsi to 111)llpiti Gogirr f l.ttU I ot. a1Wl of [ir ev M'st Ni Gerc ,10 the (,par(*,jt vsGurard 6i, Yeomen sre ol Lot iu0,,, (Ieceasee, dlhu Robert NMar- Dle ueiIOWJNIN`~G.STREE'jr JAi. 17. Tl hs beeti pleased to appo int Allied Cheeke, EsrI., to t~e ofc New South waIes.o rm ...

... III-BLA ND. DUBLIN, MAY 2,. tf~txova oNV14 Coult~tg ONlI)INT.1 A OTH11EI MURD)ER IN TlPPL'RAlI~Y At Ilost Appalliug intirder woie commi ttid, ott Sottirtitty hint, litt P pliee culled Lougiotno, near Clougitjordiuii in Clii nlorthlerit divisionl of Tipiperary. T'rim nalth (,'isardian gives the loll witg partricotlartO:-- n IO Mondy last JI-' sY Cu rrull, Rstj,, coroner, held an Ilquiisition ...

... BRITISHI IN.ITUTIoN, PALL-IALL. -4 The anluai exhibition of the works of the old masters aud of deceased British artiste opened yesterday to the public. In compliment to the memory of the late Sir D. Wilkie, the directors have appropriated two of their rooms to the display of his works, selected from the gallerice of her Majesty and of the principal collectors of paintings in the country. They ...

... UNITED SrfATSo L~vsRc'c~r, use~~ Aayasuoos, Mhilr Susu3 the arrival of the Philadelphia packet-chi Snq L PH LADlELPIAII~, Avt-tt -i* IN [PROM OURs OWyN CGiittitPONLSIiNT.I] ApaPefck(t is i0 it-oislivig eur part I write you a few% hsby Way of ret-ordinir, three Lrinportatnt events. The tit iaji from lNew Orleans reports etal urris id at that iport at ads sees froin I talveston to March M~. ...

... [ErARLY EDITION.] THBE XOPtIf 1Nu CHR O!VIGCLB. LONDON: MONDAY', MA 1'Y Q3, 1842, The more that trunspiren of the feelings and move- monts of the TorieF, the more we are inclined to be- i:;,- Fen- .. 1- - , 1 i 1 U1j1UeUtO De- li0Ve that u large number of' them will take psrt in the rebellion of MI.jts. Some will do this without regard to consequences. But the greater part will not, in shaping ...

... SIP llIVRA CKRD FISlIERMAy'S AND a l'ElN1'VOLENT SOCIETY. The fourth onniversary festival of this truly lidmirable Instit ution, wvea celebraoed on Saturday, at the London Tavern, Ulshopsgiptc-reet: Admirail the Hlonourable idir Robert Stopfiord in the chair. Upwerdq of lSI) gentlemen sat down to dinner. After the cloth had bcon removed, and the cUsul loyal toatts duly honourrd, the chairman ...

... ila c t received n letter frown our Lishon CUrr- I I 'pudiwol t, e attui 2Plth ult., broULght by the Livurpjxj cLea I Ier. The Ile ol aLioin.4 rrpicc tit'g tile treaty (i eli3IIIarce Wvere tem0Iocarily Saspended, Jord ' uoV'.nl,) haviling 11F to reler ho101e flr die oldillioT |o her 'i ATRsTY's (GovernDicut on a Jenluse proposod ; ;,- lu Dke Of PA IM ELLA, to tim, efeet that Icafl Ca tie r ...

... I COURT OF BJIANKBUP'IY WEDNEsDAY. [Before Mr. Cow.mmiioner Foublanqule.1 ell T ill. OANiIit'TcY o0 1 1) mit RrIN'l;tUt-IN 1111 *Aa IIOTIA I.INir, rBLiNI r oLLE.'AG.tEs COMM OiLY Cr AiLLEDi LORD i l i1NNiTOW~ltLjune xmilto -it TIhis dsy hi ini fix('i for the hill adjourned exItni illof o- of tte bankrupt, tile tUsul crowd of creditors al d speeta- it tr Il;as ililtenilict ade ; h' lordship ...

... BRUtSSLLS PA 11BHS. BRr, SSELS, OCT. 24.-The governmeut has received from the Belgian Consul in Mexico the new regulations for the payment of the duties on consumptiou (cieasumO) in MexiCo. We learn by a letter from Verviers, of the 18th of October, that it appeors om experiments recently madc, that the hectolitlre of' wheat, of' the harvest of' 18-', gives 8 kilo~ rutmats (1; 11 T.) of bread ...

... DUBLIN, OCTOBER 26. [PRO(M OUR OWN CORRF.SPONDENT.] STATE OlF THE COUNTY OF TIPPERARY. The Tories adopt the measures of the Whigs, which they had violently opposed when in opposition; and they also take credit for the results of Whlig policy-even thrit very system of government in Ireland which they had most bit- terly denounced when out of office. A remarkable illustra- tion of this barefaced ...

... [Before the Earl of Chichester and a Bench of blagiotratesi XTMAOROttNARtY CiIAtLG. AGAINrT THM SON OF A etK1raCTABLE TRlADKIR5AN. Lewaog, TeeuseoAv.-WiIlil,,u ''reihertrc, egod il11 sont of iLr. Treherne the highly respectable ipholsterer. resirig at 29, Oxford. street, Lond~n, was indicted fe tstealing, at Brighten, on the 15th of October last, foulr ?Si Rlian of ffngiand o0trs. fpnd one fb5 ...

... The LONDONV (GAZE'TTR f 7 Y' DI.i, Jujy Ia ed LORD CHIAMBERiLAI7N'.5 OPIiCi', JulIa' lB It' Orders for the Court goiag into MIaourr~infr, or, Thu;&sday next, the 21st inst., ior his late IRoyal llighuljs the Duk- - of Orleans, Priuce Royal of Fratice, viz. : R b- The ladies to wealr black silk, frin,,cd or plain lors White gloves, necklaces exid ear-ringis, black or white aba-s., at fans31 ad ...