... -UO BIULL SACRD xlAbIONIC S MM. , 'Tbia laudablee egefel sciiety gave, as ?? public Trforlauco an rday eveligi lst, tue whole of g oratorioeof The nean, m the Music DniAl of the Public Roomy, to a very erowded audlenoo. The vocal and ilstrarmental music, hnt more eapocially the latter, did much credit to tie society, and the whole weut off int a (loot matsfaectory manner,-the colnpany~ frc ...

... MEETING OF MYTON COMMIS§IONERS. leit A, meeting of thle commissioners was held at the pa Mansion House, oil Iloriday, at noon. 'There wore Hi- ?? COOscoAre, in thea chair, and Messrs. Jones, Boyle, Atkitison, Seaton, Malcolm, and Leonard iti West. sli. Tenders were received for draining Posterri-gato;In and that of Mr. WVsss was selected. ?? Mr. BoyLS proposed thst thea open drains in thie SIt ...

... T-.- Al .6 ?? e ' RRiPAIS OF THIt UNIoN.-At the express Invitatton of the Repealers of Wiwan, the Rev. John MI'Lughlin, of Greceloughs, nlIreland, delleered a leo are on this subject yesterday week, in the large room at the Buck i'th' Vine Inn. The lecturer nttr. e uted all thle sofferings of Iretand to English misgawrorract. asked whether England would have suffered hertelf to he d- egreaded ...

... T H1 : BE; R A. [LATEST EDITI0N.] SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 1844. The Parliamentary Session for 1844 will be virtually dead ere the sentences that we are inditing as its fune- ral rites, can be perused by the readers of The Era. It is about to undergo a galvanic resuscitation when the Judges deliver their opinion as to the Writ of Error, but the House will not leave their own pecu- liar game to ...

... POST OFFICE ESPION-AGE. COXXoN^S' RPORT. The committees of secrecy appointed to inquire into the state of the law in respec of the detai letters at the eneal otOfice, and into the mode under which the authority given for such detaining and opening has been exer- cised, and to report their opinion and observations thereupon to the house, and to whom several petitions were referred, have exam ...

... BstvwtcS.-This morning (Friday) a few boats have pretty good shots, the highest 12 cans, but most of them only about half a cran. The highest take at Spittal two crans. The fishermen are looking anxiously forward to the rise of the tides next week, when we trust they will be more successful than they have been. Prices are about 15s. to 1 8s. per cran for the small quantities, and, as there are ...

... LATEST NEWS, (Fr7?i our S peciad Corr ect LoNDos, TuESDAy EVEwC,. It is alrmtost impossible to peruse with any degree of atten- ton the accounts daily receiving of the p edings of the French force in the interior and on the coast of Morocco, without arriving at the conclusion that a crisis is impending, which, if not skilfuly avoided, is calculated to provoke a war between that power and great ...

... - I th Dragoon Guards- Cape of Good Hope, May 15.-The ,th are at Beaufort, where, in spite of the climate, which is dreadful, they manage to hunt and have races. The hounds are now in excellent training. Gol. Richardson, who succeeds Col. Kennedy, is a young man for such a command, but highly 2 popular, beloved, and respected. A singular precedent was es- t tablished the other day. When the ...

... MEHEMET ALL (From the Journal des Debats.) It is not astonishing that, in presence of the disorganiza- a tion which was extending itself more and more in the provin- ces under his domination, Mehemet Ali should have felt his usual courage and perseverance giving way. At his age, and P after the active life that he had led, lassitude became natural. and the consequences which accompanied the ...

... f-I& Walebonian litercarv. EDINBURGH. TIIURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1844. We have no intelligence from Tangiers later than Wed- nesday the 7th, being the day following the bombard- meat. The details of that exploit, as issued under the authority of the French Government, are so meagre, that the journals, for want of better material, are busy spe- culating on the grounds of withholding the despatches. ...

... I PRIVATE CORREASPONDENCE. I~ ~~ I (Froyn our Special Correvpondent.) LOXDOX, TuEsDAY AMORNIXG. The state of our relations with France is hourly becoming more serious. The anti-British, or war faction, is deternined to drive matters into extremes, and it is admitted by the mo- derate men on both sides of the Channel, that it will require the utmost skill and energy of the two Cabinets to ...

... DzAlS Sin-As every incident connected with the teetob. 1CT tal. refaranaslou is now highly interesting to thes Irish people, I beg to give you, an account of the meeting that Rot was hold in A. field, at Irisbtowni yesterday, inriing. The in- day wasn very wet, buit towards eveining the cilouds 'broke, andi the rain ceased for a while, so thait large numbers, re- ir. _paired to the place of ...