... Major-General his Royal Highness Prinee George of Cambridge, Colonel of the 17th Lancers, will arrive in Limerick on Wednesday, and take up the command of the garrison and district from Major-General Lord Downes on the following day. Capt. the HoD. W. J. Macdonald, Who was attached to his Royal Highness's staff in the lonian Islands, will fill the situation of aide-de- camp and secretary to ...

... I (Fromt ?? Limerick and Mlare Examine.) Newcastle, Friday Evening. This day a very numerous meeting of the magistrates, cess-lpnyrs, and gentry of the neighbourhood of this town, was held in the court-hotu]F, under the proclamation of the Lord Lieutenant, for the purpose of passing public works for the barony of Glenquin, for the employment of the people. The Earl of DrvoN took the chair. ...

... DUBImO aSE 28,x 146 DUBTLIN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1846. REMENBER THE 30T1 OF BAY, 1844 1 THE FAMINE-SUPPLY OF FOOD. We make no apology for recurring to this melan. choly subject. When the people are in the very jaws of famine and when suffering in all its most aggra- vated forms, ravages the country from one extremity to the other, iteration is not only necessary, but be. comes a positive ...

... BARONIAL SERSIONS. Castlebar, 22d Septemuv- (FROM OUR OWN CORBESPONDENT.) An extraordinary presentment sesilons, convened by the Lord Lieutenant under the labour rate got, for the barony of Carra, was held yesterday, and from the quantity of business to be done, it did not terminate until the late hour of ten o'clock last. night. VALEINTINE O'CONNOR BLASE, Esq, was called on to preeide. me o ...

... -XTR I I On Thursday night, the 8th instant, about twenty mi- nutes before eight o'clock, P m., a most magnificentmetoric body was observed to pass along the south-western range of heights over Cloghrennan, in the county of Carlow. It appeared to be about twice the size of the moon when full ; of a circular form, and intense brilliancy. Our informant describes its motion as resembling a ...

... THE FAMINE .PUBLIC MrEETNG I'n RKLO l -- ?? nrtrAPOlNDEN4T. (FROMt OUT OWN cou .9 t A public meeting was held in the court-house on laet Wednesday, in con nection withthe winding up of the pro- ceedings of the Poor Relief Committee. EtrWAtoD ?? BAYLEY, 9sq., D.L., inthe chair. The agrunts having been minutely examined, and found in a most clear and satisfactory state, the Rev. James Redmond, P ...

... . ?f 1ftwni's avxatar DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1846. REMEMBER THE 30TH OF ENy, 18441 | IRISH DISTRESS-THE PRICE OF PROVISIONS. Again the important subject forces itself on our consideration. The accounts daily received from the country of the state of the markets confirm our worst impressions of the magnitude of the evil to be appre- hended, unless speedy and efficacious measures be ...

... I inter PHYS[CATJ FORCE AND MORAL FORCE- n YOUNG IRELAND-PUBLIC OPINION. Vic (FRains A CORRSESPONDENT.) pres On yesterday a demoostration, unparalleled in importance Sync since tbe secession of the Young Ireland party from the to fc association, took place in the Linen-hall Ward. itl An advertisement appeared in the Nation of Saturday, time and elsa in the FseEBIAN'S JOURSNAL, calling a ...

... X LANDLORDS VERSUS GOVE1RNMENT. I L I___ - . 'T5he loss of the potato, a visitation of Providence, suf. ee icea to account for the phenomenon of a whole population red wast overtaken by famine. The landlords call on the govern. and ment, and the government throw upon te landlords the 9ort obligation toprovide for this sudden etnerghicy. The ur. lik, gency of the case concentrates attention ...

... I Return of Repeal Rent for the weed ending Monday, 21st September, 1846. Newport, o fonmouthshire, por MP Green . 5 O Glasgow, Cotton ward per Mr D Byrne,.. 1 14 0 I Do City ward, per Mr J Cunningham I 0 0 Do ural3wrd, ?? P Coyle ?? 17 o . 0,j Do Cowcadden's ward, per Mr W Gil- X mour 0 120 Donaghnady, Tyrone, per Mr B Shearer . 0 osf KiImacow, Klkenny, per Mr M Kineella . Brighten,England, ...

... ( - ~ovElPUAND MAIL. I INDIA. (Fromn the 1Morninsg Chronicle.) We ha'e received by .etraordinary express, in anticipa. ?? the i monthly mail, our letters and papers from Calcttst to the 7th ult. A variety of reports are in circulation respecting the msettled state of affairs o the north-west frontier. The Sikhs, it is said, are determined to reorganize their army, tseveral 0f the Hill trilies ...

... I it t xrtmalfs xozaal DUBLIN. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1846. I _ I REMEMBER THE 30TH OF RAY, 18441 IMPENDING DANGER-MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. There exists now no second opinion in the country as to the necessity for an immediate call of the par- liament to devise and adopt measures of relief equal to the terrible exigency which is upon us. When the relief act was passed, parliament was utterly un- ...