... (Eens see Speciel Ce~rterondnrats Loupee. 'loosen ErexteO The West Iadia and Soteel Ameeicitet snails, brought by site Avon tetounso, which areireti at Sousthamapton Yenterdoy afsrr- stnea, 9upply some informeation swhich has peculiar chiatns to ntecest, au will be aeon by the follosnitg extract of a letter which lies appeared in a seening contemporary. Yon liner freqaentiy Inderteid lltrite ...

... THE CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE OF OFELANL. I I THE TlIENS COMMISSIONER,) Traler, Kerry, Nov. 6. It would not result in much public benefit to occupy your space with a description of the towns which I may visit. It is enough, perhaps, to say that Tralee, like most of the towns in the west of Ireland, is irregularly built, ill-paved, unlit, and dirty. The river Lee runs through it under an ...

... -roo kNS ON HOUSE COMMITTEE AND SIR I R. PEEL. Tfhe following is the letter addressed by Lord Cloncurryy as Chairman of the Mansion-house Com. It ee Sir Robert Peel, and the Right Hon. B010gttS reply:- Mansion House, Dawson-atreet, 7th November, 1845. ?? chairman of a committee consisting of highly pctrsille gentlemen of all classes of political and religious ' 5 appointed at r recentpublic ...

... wfaleboniall AMcUt%. EDINBURGH. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1846. Now that it is ascertained thle Ministers have no in- tention to suspend the present corn laws by an order in Countil, or to anticipate the usual period of the session, the money and share markets have improved. WNhatever reasons there may be for caution, looking to the general prospects of the country, this reaction for the better ...

... TRAINING OF YOUTH. To the EDITOR of the EXETER FLYING-POST. Smn-Permit me an equal favor with your Correspondent on the training of Youth.b and I will not further Intrude onl your columnlls. From education as tho loading cnuse. Tho publie. character Its colour draws; Thence tile prevailing mnalers take their cast. Extravagant or sober, loose or chaste. Although mathematics and general ...

... DUBLIN, NOVEMBER 11. [PROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] THE POTATO DISEASE-THE NEW WHEAT CROP. In the reports received from the country this morning, there is rather less of alarm than for some days past, owing to the appirent cessation of the potato blight in several dis- tricts, and the success of simple precautionary measures; such as drying, airing, and carefully storing, in preserving sound or ...

... MADRID, Nov. 5. [PRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) The Gazette announces that the Queen has thought fit to replace on the pension list of the palace all the persons who received pay or pension from the royal treasury in 1634-in other words, the agents and domestics of Ferdi- nand. This act, which is considered as having a political object, will occasion an expense of a million and a half of eals per ...

... OPENING OF THE CHAMBERS. BRUSSELS, TuNsiAY, Nov. 11. This afternoon the Belgian Chambers were opened with the usual solemnity. The Queen arrived at the Chamber of Representatives first, and was followed by the young Princes. In about ten minutes after his Majesty ar- rived, amidst the enthusiastic cheers ot the assemblage. Shortly alter ascending the throne, he delivered the follow- ing ...

... A meeting of the Corporation was held yesterday in the City Assembly House, William-street, The LoRD, MAYOR, presided. The TowN CLERK read the following letter, with refe- rence to the Court of Conscience. Dublin Castle, 3d November, 1848. Sm-With reference to your letter of the loth ultimo, for. warding copies of the report of the committee appointed to con. sider the alterations necessary to ...

... FiR IS. (L Fridaiv evening, about half-past five o'clock, a fire I tuke -It oi tbe finrtilngl preuslees of John Wriglit, Esq., It Kilv i btie. At five o'clock Mr. Wright, with his 'PWard, Wats %iewiug the horses and bullocks, which they It in thi vardl in safeity, and at the same time an old ei lift fils work in the barn. Before either had reached :rl e. tit timaies burst forth, and in less ...

... On Wednesday Lord Broooke was elected without oppo- 7d sition the representative of Souith Wanrvickshire, and on Mo(nday Col. Reid Was elected for MWindsor.-IMr Walter retired from thc contest on Friday. TuE LOIRD MAYOIIS SnowV.-The procession on Monday qI was certainly one of the most splondid civic pageants tblat ra has taklcn place for a number of years; and tine newly mi elected Lord Navor ...

... WINDSOR TOWNICOUNCIL QUA RTBRLY WNNDSOR, WEDNcSDAY.--Atthe quarterly meeting of the Town Council, which was held at the Council Chamber, in the Town Hall, on Monday, Mr. Thomas Adams, car- ienter, was elected mayor of Windsor, in the room of ir. Thomas Clarke, whose term of office had expired. This part of the business, fir which the council had been convened, having been despatched, Mr. ...