... MBIIB&MET ALI. rFitoR THE LXA.MINER.I A youthful prank, played by an old gentleman of eighty, Mehemet Ali, has frighted the Levant, and, but for the more juvenile pranks of the French, would have caused still greater affright. His sage highness, the Nestor of the Mediterranean, went to a party, committed an excess, and got so uproarious and extravagant, that no Irishman, before the invention ...

... DUBLIN, AtioUOT 31. m0 frxRo0 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] rn TEMPERANCE-THE REPEAL PLEDGE. a Dr. Shell, of Ballyshanuon, has addressed the following 1- to the Duhbli7i Eeninrg Post:- in Ballyahannon, Aug. 20, 1844. In n SIr-I request you will do me the honour to publish the annexed letter, which I received this day from Father It Mathew. In the sentiments of personal regard Which be expresses for ...

... COURT CiRCULAR. id WINDSOR-SUNDAY. as Yesterday afternoon, at half-past six o'clock, the Prince re of Prussia, attended by his suite, arrived at the Castle on 18a visit to tbe Queen, having performed the journey from e Bristol to the Castle in the short space of two hours and a half. His Royal Hignheae was received at the grand en- or trance by Princa Albert, and also by Viscount Hawarden id ...

... I BIRMINGIIAMA-TILNIC IISTITUTION. RAIUDOID FROM THE 2! I1G12IT(AH JOURNAL, It le wfit pleasure we ltave thit week to recOrd the 1 tG public dinner of the members oft tho abo've eOC1ceY, thd exietence of which In the town we were ignofant of until gInvited to attend the entertainment. Itapasta bul gthree years ago four respectable youo men, desirouseOfcul tivating their minds, and avoiding nhe ...

... VIE MORNING CHRONICLB. LONDON: NONDAY, SEPTEMfBER 2, 144. The opinions ofthe judges, on the questions of law involved in the appeal of Mr. O'CON ELL, will be deliveredin the House of Lords this day. The event has been looked for with anxious interest, not only by the great mass of the people of Ireland, but by every one throughout the empire who cares for the pure administration of justice, or ...

... MADRID, AUGUST 24. [PROM OUR OWN CORREaSONDENT.] A courier arrived at the French embassy to day, who brought the news of the return of the squadron under Prince de Joinville to Tangier. The squadron sailed from Moga- dor on the 17th, after having nearly destroyed the town, and having left a force upon the island which commands Its port. 'The Spanish government received a courier from Cadiz ...

... THE ATTACK UPON MIOGADOR. l FROMt THR JOURNAL DES DEBATS.] MOGADOR ROADS, AUGUST 17.-After having quitted Tangier, the squadron commanded by his Royal Highness Prince de Joinville arrived on the 11th of August before Mogador,with a fresh north wind, which blew bard till the 14th. Mogador is situated a hundred and twenty leagues from Tangier, and Is the first commercial city of Morocco. The ...

... MADRID, AtIG- 26. rPtoxl OUR OWN COREEPONDnNT.] The Duke of Gluokeberg left Cadiz on the 21st, to confer )With the Prince de Joinville, who, as stated in a previous letter, had returned With his squadron to Tangier. The ccOOunts received by the HeOla steamer, and subsequently by the Frenoh steamer Phare, state that tbo bombardment of Mogadorcommenced at half-pastOne, p.m.. on the a5th, the ...

... GJREECE. I[FROM OUR OWN coraRESPoNDENT]. near Athens, Aug. 9, 1844. 'iTi When everybody has either retreated behind their ar D. close-shut blinds, or has fled from the dusty city to the sea, 0 the hills, or the olive groves, to escape the great heats, it - might be expected that, like the plague, furious political I animesity would have subsided beneath the power of Phoebus; or that thoes who ...

... IRBLAND. DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER 1. [FROM OtrR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 THE HARVEST. The splendidautumn weather with which we are nowbleesEed will crown the labours of the husbandman. In most of tbe Irish conunties the corn harvest is nowe nearly completed. The wheat crop has turned out even more abundant than had been expected. The only crop reportad ehort is oats, whicb, It is said, do not yield well ...

... El.bC TON OF CHA MBFRRLAN.>. A very numerous and bioblY respectahble meeting of the ren teds Mr. Alderman Brown.hold at the London Tavern ysstcriday. to promote tile electionoftagelmn to the nibs of Chamberlain of the Corporation of the City of London. saetatil Sir PET. R LAbURIEv toolo. the chair.da Lord Mayor had intended to preside, but his nmultifarione Domiulltiol, ~-~` i'wudb odt ...

... 1) HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. he GRAY V. THE QUEEN. The facts of the case are as follow :-An indictment w as thle preferred against the plaintiff in error, Sarnuei Gray, at at- the spring aqseies in the year 184-2, holden at Monaghans, Olin and for the county of Monaghan, in that part of the our United Kingdom called Ireland, and was founid a true bill isOl by the grand jury. The indictment was ...