... i to THE EDITOMOTHE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. I Sm.-*Were i not aware that ypur journal is the organ of the great Repeal party, which you so ably sustain and represent, I would apologise for trespassing a second time on your columns. The ialue of the matter brought under public notice in those columns cannot be better illustrated than by referring to Mr. Gordon's able, liberal, and caustic letter ...

... The Paris papers of Friday and Saturday have reached us, The Moniteurbof Friday and Saturday contain telegra- phic dispatches from Perpignan, announcing the commence- ment of a counter-revolutionary movement at Barcelona. (The former day's dispatches we have already published.) For somie days a collision appeared inevitable. We have already announced the entry into the city of two battalions ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST 23.-e had yesterday au execution, which will give rise to much scandal in Europe against the Turks.' An Armenian renegade was publicly beheaded for deserting Islam, afterl having embraced it. He was a fine young man, and it 'i a source of great regret to 'have to relate his story. Two years ago, being a Chris- tian bootmaker, he took it into his head to become a Mussul ...

... From a Correspondent. Among the deposits of the editorial pen on the broad- sheet of the last Suffolk Chronicle, curious and ingenious and inventive as they are altogether, there is one literary gem of the first water. The learned scribe is somcwlhat in the habit of aiming at distinction, as the champion of the dissenting body, well knowing how useful is that arm of the radical force in aiding ...

... : The members of this association celebrated its ?? on Wednesday, at the Commercial Hotel, Ashtono, O Mrs occasion an excellent dinner was served up by she hostess, 1e;, Newton. On the cloth being remove, WNrn nb . Gibbs, was given in excellent style, when t e Chairman W, Esq. after a few appropriate and Iheyarlt of the pegople. The Queen, and long mov she live in thehatoftepol.Te National ...

... THE TEMPERANC5 MOVEMENT.-The Rev. Theobald Mathew on Monday concluded his total abstinence la- bours in the metropolis by administering the pledge in Calmel buildings. Manchester square. Having per- formed mass and preached in the Spanish chapel. Spanish place, he breakfasted at the residence of the Rev. Dr Piquot, in company with the Spanish Ambassador, the Dowager Countess of Clare (who took ...

... 0, bartiot Entelligence. ? , MlANcHES'si*;.-On Prioryy evening' last, Mr .B3irstow deliveresi an eloquent address in they Painters' e alooding Room, WAt!on-street, Vater-street, on Labour i and Capital.--At the members' meeting, at tfis same place, on Sunday morning last, the sour of 5s. Id. ?? collected for Mrs. Duffy, which she deshoes to ac- t knowledge. a CARPENTERS' HALL-^-Mr. Davies, of ...

... NORTHALLERTON AGRICULTURALI I.MEETING. I The annual exhibition before the members and friends of the Northallerton Agricultural Society took place at Northallerton, on the 30th ult. This show was de- clared by the judges, and agreed by all, to be the best provincial show that had besn witnessed in Yorkshire this year. The weather was beautifully fine for the occasion, and the attendance of ...

... ; , SALV5 rop~ ?? SUPRE.& FRIDA Y. SEPTEMWBER 8, 1843. * In reference to the outrages of the far-faamed I Rebecca and her doughty daughters, which baave 'gone far to fright the is ...

... I The Duke of Newcastle's Hafod Estate is advertised for sale. The Chelsea out-pensioners number about 76,000 men, of whom about 47,000 are reckoned fit for active military service. Wheat continues to arrive freely from the Baltic, at London, being no doubt the effect of orders given when the bad weather prevailed. From a return just published, it appears that nearly fifty millions of taxes ...

... The King of Hanover and the Orange- men of England. The following .correspondencc has taken place between the King of Hanover, Lord Kenyon, acd the Orangeillen of England, viz.:- - To his Majesty the King of Hanover, Dunke of Comber- lan dl- l We, the loyal Orangetnen of England, in grand lodge as- setetbled, beg earnestly to express to your Majesty our h)earty congratulations upon thl ...

... S'LTE OF SOUTH INWALES--REBECCA- lTES SIHOT. Early on Tuesday morning last two stacks of Corn. iln a ifield close to Liandilo, the propnerty of Lorci D)yievor, wvere set on lire aud consumied.- The district round Llandilo, and in the neigh- bourhood ol' Llal6adouk, appears to bc in a very bad state. A few nights ago tha inspector of po- lice at liandovery received information of an in- tmnded ...