... I D -- Brevet Lieutenant.Cnlonel Vandermeulen shortit t ceeds to the command of the 73d regiment, by the ap' ment of Colonel Love to the Adjutant-Generalcy of lrt- at present filled by Colonel T. E. Napier. Major Rosa Gore has been appointed barrack Mate5 Cashel, in the room of Capt ain Zobell, transferred toTh' vice Captain R. Cochrane, retired. The service companies of the first battalion ...

... |IN'!IPFY STATE OP' GLARE-O'CONNELL. I 7iR.eCr FRtOt T11F LiAvrErit OF AN ENNIS CORtRE- SP(ONDrENT ) Sernppr eradrnz. Tranolated (rrly) IV.rrei' arid worse. Thasrte of thii conunty in 1828 arid itt 1629-the glory : 3alnirnition of the p )pular con titti ncies of tho world, ii. iiq Ini trne rirnwi not a' all s -is'i' a torv ti) th pfoif I , |lVrn itself, or of the res t of thq people of ...

... I ?? Jj t I DUBLIN: MONDAY, AUGUSI 11, 1845. ' REMEMBER THE 80TH OF NAY, 18U I PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT-THE GENUINE SPEECH. The session was formally closed on Saturday, par. liament having been on that day prorogued by her Majesty with all the pompous ceremony usual on such occasions. Previous to the address from the throne, the Speaker of the House of Commons delivered himself of the ...

... I sLATEST FO AMERICA. hat ARRIVAL OF THE BIRITANNIA. 'ub- Liverpool, Friday Evening. e The royal mail steamer Britannia, Captain Hewitt, has just entered the Merscy from Boston, Halifax, and brings his papers from New York thirteen days later. The mail en- steamer isjust on the point of sailing, so I hiave Only lime to 'ort send yoa the following particulars of a niost destructive fire uld in ...

... SPAIN-INSURRECTION AT MADRID. - MADRID, AUGUST 19. El Espectador says, that at the meeting of the taxpayers held yesterday, at which more than 500 persons attended, nearly every class of society was represented-tradeR and professions-to draw up the memorial (which it publishes) addressed to the Queen against the new montributiolls. MEl Clamor contaius a long article on the subject of the ...

... It THE COTEMPORARY PliE66. I1 TIMES.-In order to comprehend the character of the present religious movement in Gertnany, and the causes of the recent unfortunate disturbances in Leipsic, it is necessary to bear-in mind that two dis. tinct religious schisms have taken place, which have little in common except the spirit of their respective leaders. We have recently had occasion to dwell at ...

... I COTEMPORAPAY PiRSS. I re- re MORNING CIMONICLE.-One is always *irapt, we are well aware, to exaggerate the magnitude eof near events, and it is curious how often and how r- soon, under the transforming touch of time, those po. ve. litical and social occurrences of any given year, which p's were first in prominence and seeming significance, to become last, and the last first. But we can ...

... . The Journal dles Debuts publishes accounts from Leipsic of the 16th inst. The students had continued to perform duty until that day, when they were relieved by the city guards. The troops were still coefined to their barracks On the 15th 30 individuals who had hooted the soldiers were arrested. Two government commissioners were expected at Leipsic to commence an inquiry. One of the persons ...

... I van DONNYBRO)OK FAIR. l testerday wvas charter fair day of this celebrated villagei todras usuil the number of persons who ?iited the locality, Y great. Eves in the eoldon time, 'when 'de brook 5l all its ilory, there was not a larger concourse to be4 eoa ous the green' The cattle fair commenced yesterdayt tdv.e have seldom observed a larger show of horses.- ?? flialty ot the animals yvas ...

... TheParis papers of Friday and Saturday have reached us. The Constitutio~anel announces that several changesare about to take place in the French corps diplo7nutique. M. Roasi, the present Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Rorne, is ?? succeeded by the Baron Bois Le Comte, whose post at the tlague ir toe e e led by M. de Bussierese who will in his turn be replaced by My. de Eyragues. M. ...

... IRISH COLLEGES-MEETING IN ARMAGH. I ntqezz i mnsn ?? a-- -- vn t nursaay au important ana uinfuential meeting of the clergy and gentry of Armagh was held in the Market- house, to consider the propriety of forwarding a memorial to the Lord Lieutenant, praying that. one of the three col- leges for Ireland be erected in Arrmagh. Amongst those present ve observed the Most llotv. Dr. Crolly, ...

... I ?? We have received the Paris papers of Wednesday and Thursday. Those of the former date are chiefly occupied with the late fire in Toulon dockyard, which seems to have been the work of incendiaries, most probably of the gule. rinu who had, or fancied they had, some cause of complaint against the authorities, and several of whom managed, it is stated, to escape in the confusion. The Commerce ...