... TIhREE LAUNCHES at BLA fKIV lL - Ike WVELL ESLEY.East-Iiliazmza Al VAR CII, at Indo aSteam rc ; 'and MRT.EORh S -eam.Purhet- Great ae wes the concouree of per nrv aet Woolwith on Wodedlnody, to witress the li Uich Of hr jMajesty'ship :11ocawen, 70) guns, thI as OO.c ig V-t vi ,a; t Mlackcwall ^ va grmater, owing to the novelty .i three fina veele oeing Ltwwhod wihiun ons hundred yer'ii of atch ...

... DUBLIN, AiRiz. 3. rPRtOM OUR OWN CORrXSPONDENT.] RESISTANCE TO THE POOR-RATE. The board of guardians of B3allinrobe, county of N1iyc, have again required military aid in enforcing th1e payuto't ofpoor-rate. At the meeting of the board on hlirsdtay. A. C. Lambert, Esq., preeilding, the following rebolutiul; was adopted:- That our chaifran be direeted to liy before the governmtent and the Podor ...

... IJRPEfLAiVD. ciii DUBLIN, MARCH 31. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THE PRESBYTERIAN MOVEMENT. The Ulster papers are filled with reports of the meetintss in all parts of the northera province on the Presbyterien marriage question. At the Strabane meating, described as far the moot nume- rous ever held in that town, tbe Rev. A. P. Gaudy spoke Ds follows in reference to the churob, and I give thir ...

... m3 We learn from our Athens letter of the 21st ult, that King Otho had finally accepted the constItUtion on the l0th, and was expected to take the oath to observe it gn th 24tb. o the I11th, the day after our last accounts, his Majesty had submitted to the National Assembly his objections to o0 several articles of the constitutlon. I00 The following is the King' asite:- 24 I have examined ...

... ATHENS, MARCH 10. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDRNT.] Thie morning the National Assembly met to receive the observatlons of the King on the 107 articlee of the con- stitution. Soon after twelve, the celebrated Canarie, -now President of the Conlcil and Minister of Marine, presented thoem to the Aesembly, when they were read from the chair, seriairn, together with the artioles themselves. The spirit ...

... T'fin LATE FIRIE AND LOSS OF LIFE IN OXb0RD-STREENT )I The diesatrous vonseqnimncee 'f the above fat eatclas- it, 'rophe,resulting in the loss .!t oa ,'S thau six lives, eo c -re briefly annoumnced in tbi.' 'cu-is oi ye'terdvy. As ' ny be readily imagired, ti s dhtr ng intelii;,ence had . ffct of attractingf r~ny anp lr.prqon to the spot, *, l *Z, tbo 'out thle whole -of ye terdzsy the ...

... DUBLIN, MARCH 30. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPOND33VT.1 ARRIVAL OF MR. O'CONNELL. Yesterday evening Mr. O'Connell arrived at his residence in Merrion-square, having come over by the mail packet from Liverpool. The bon. gentleman is In the best health. He is to attend the meeting of the Repeal Association on Monday next. NATIONAL EDUCATION.-THRI CHURCH. After quoting an article from the Morning ...

... DREADFUL FIRE IN OXFORD-STREET Last night, shortly before twelve o'clock, a fire, attended with great destruction of property, and, it Is feared, with lics of' life, broke out in the extensive range of pr',mise. Illdonging to Mr. Williams, situate at 2d7, Oxtord-etreet, thse orner of Gilbert- street, and known as the Crown end Cushion Wine-vaults. Thle premises Were four floOts high, lnad had ...

... SEATATE OF GREECYE. 'OPtltlWI Dl? M. TRICOUiPI (LATR MINISTBI Tol TIIP. COURT'' Ot li'T. JAIe'S, ANID NOW MiTHlltR OP THE11 NATIONIT. A8Slt.41tY POR MOSHSOLON01III), ON TH'f1 SUBJtfl'T COP' 'rilE ElACTION ANDI MIATI(N OP TiltE SENATE, ON TIlMt 28'rit oF' vEio., 1844. Mr. I'resident-Thesubject we are to examino this day is by whom and under what limitations the Senate is to be elected. ...

... CQURT CIRCULAR. ted Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, accom- on paied by the Princess Mary, arrived in town yesterday de- acm ber reeldence at Kev, and visited her Majesty and the , ieen of the Belgians, at Buckingbam Palace. we Thie Anerleal, dwarf, General Tom Thumb, accompsuieni tho by Mr. Barnum, his guardian, atteaded at Buckingham mug Palace yesterday, and bad the bhnoar of ...

... MONTB VIDEO. be;, om EXTRACT O A LETTER RECEIVED PER PACKET, DATED MONTE VIDEO, JAN. I5, 1844. RECEIVED APRIL 2. ta; We deeply regret to inform you that political affairs bl- here remain ae they have done for months past. A bre general gloom pervades the city, and death is busy amongst es, us, dysentery being very prevalent, carrying off great LSt iste numbers; thescurvy las also brokenout to ...

... COURT CIRCULAR, His Majesty the Ring of the Belgians arrived off Wool- wich, in the Princseis Aliroeteam packet, from Ostend, soon after eirht o'elock ye~siery evening. His bRajoety landed at the Dolokvurd at a quarter pest eight o'clo.k, and was reccived by Lord Rlivers, lord in wait ing on the Queen; Captain Frlzieii Seymour, groom in waiting to Prince All.oirt, and the officerg of the D ...