... I (Abridged from the Louth Advertiser). - I A meeting was held on Sunday weeik in the Conimercial Hotel of the electors of this town and members of the Re- peal Club. At that meeting a letter was submitted and agreed upon to be sent to Mr. Redington, soliciting an ex- pression of hi- sentiments on the question of Repeal. This letter was signed by one ha rdurdand thirteen out of a con- ...

... FOREIGN OFFICE-June 27. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr E. Hatha- way, jun. as Consul at Hobart Town, Van Diemen's Land, for the United States of America. WAR OFfICE-June 28. 2d Dragoons-Edward Amphlett to be Cornet, by pur- chase, vice Graham, appointed to the 1st life guards. 4th Regiment of Foot-Lientenant J. S. Shorn to be Cap- tain, by purchase. vice Mounsey, who ?? IL B. ...

... SI1I1THFIEIED. MONDAY. JUiE 24. - l £AV - J145 I , s. a* U ULNX fli. Since Al onday last, thle imports of foreign beasts and co sheep into London, and at the various outportso 'have tic notexceeded twenty head from Hollarrd; but during Tc the wholc of the present vear they have amounted to tai about 500 head of tile forirmer, and 200ditto of the latter. v In to-days's market, no foreign stock ...

... ?? ? It UPT. J'SC ?. el 4j S. 'L IROM PRD4Y-'.S LONDOAr GAZETTE. PC bhe WU%.OFrICE. JulNE 28. pe 61h Fool.-herjeatnt. Major William Lee to be Quar. 5 ter-master, vice Geo.A1illiain Ralfterty, who renres upon B half pay. 32°idi'oot-Qtiarteriimste Scrjeant 11William Garfortl rni to be Quartermaster, vice Thomas Healey, who retires ti upon half pay. pr 81stFoeAo.-Colour-Serjeant James Caroll ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert left Buckingham Palace in an open carriage and four, at twenty minutes past three o'clock on Saturday afternoon, escorted by a party of Lnaueers, for Claremont. Their Royal Highuesses the Prince of Walee and the Princess Royal were in the next carringe. The Mar(eloness of Douro, lady In waiting ; Colonel Arbuthnot, equerry in waiting ; and Major-General Sir Edward ...

... RESPITE OE THE CONVICT DALMAS. A respite for the above convict hWAt been obtained, chib, we understand, through the exertions of Mr. Kean, tihe governor of the gaol, and Mr. Under-Sheriff Abbott. Both of these gentlemen had an Interview with the Home Seerm- tary on the afternoons of Friday and Saturday at the Home- office. The Interview on Friday afternoon was extremely unsatisfactory, and not ...

... TIHE SUFFOLK PRISONS. To Teil EDITOR OP THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Siit-In assiguing causes for the disbontentand firesiu this county, one writer attrlbutee them, and with much reason, to the low wages; another to the severity of the gami pro- toeting justileo; a third, to the illegal certificates exacted fromn a destituts labourer before he can be admitted even to the union-houss; but a moat ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCB. OXFORD, JUNB 90. [PVRO3 OUR OWN COUBtaaPONDENT.1 The following subjects are proposed for the Chancellor's Prires, for the eansuin year: VIZ. Lor Latin Veree-Numa Poirpillas. For an English ERsay.-The causes and consequences of national revolutions among the ancients and the moderns compared. For a Latin Essay.-De Ordine Egquetra spud Romano. The first of the above ...

... Io RECEIPTS OF RELIGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT pn INSTITUTIONS FOR THE PAST YEAR. 1I. . s. d. es . Aborigines Protection * * . 178 00 e e Aged Pilgrims' Friend .. 1,576 14 10 e Auti-Slavery* ?? 2,251 6 8 Baptist Missionary ?? °0 1 Baptist Home Missionary 4,929 13 0 fi Baptist irish ?? ?? .. 3,143 18 0 S Bible Translation (Baptist) .. 1,622 18 5 n BookSociety ?? . ?? 926 0 0 c British and Foreign ...

... Ilae of Bigot, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1844. rel NEWPonT. At the annual meeting of the Di- St rectors and ituardians of the Isle of Wight, held at the GuilIhall, Newport, Sir Richard Simeon was Te-elected H, Chairman, and Abraham Clarke, Esq., Vice-Chairman. Cl William Hearn, lsq., was re-elected as solicitor to tble Ri Guardians. at the salary of 2101. per annum ; Rev. J. Phillips, chaplain, 1001. ...

... FEANCE AD2S M0ItOCCO. THE OFFICIAL DISPATCH. Ditto to ?? ~India St BY~ r PRE.SS. Indiia B Exch. Lt h1ORN1ING I1tt.RALD OFFICE. Cons.fti Soturday Morning, Two o'Clocie. Ru,0itl1 We have received the .Messager of Thursday New Br 5 per C night, trom which we extract the foilouieg dispatch CsT 8et Arom .larshal Bugeaudi to the hlinister of War:- Dutch 5 BU LLI ' Lalla NtAltenio, June l6w. God B. ...

... The KFing of Saxony.-His Mfajesty is daily expected in this city, but had not arrived last ?? of Ml'e1N arholy Deati.-The body of a lad of the name of Graham, a journeyman shoemalker, belonging to the town, was found, lifei totally extinct, by a p6oliceman, on a stair in the South Street, between three and four o'clock on Saturdav mor nin. The unfortunate ]ad wvas much adlicted to dram ...