... omettic 3Inuteligrence ENGLAND. ELECTION oa Loawn MAYOR-FrY AL CLOSE OF THE POLL.- The poll of the livery finally closed at four o'clock on Tuesday, when the numbers were as follow:-Carroll. 1653---Wood, 1644 --Hooper, 324. Majority for Alderman Sir G. Carroll, nine. THE ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR.-A Court of Aldermen 4as held onThursday. Aftersome speechesand motionsregard- ing thereturn of votes ...

... IRELAND Prince George of Cambridge arrived at Dublin on Tnesdlay j issorning from Londois, en reite to limerick, there to assunme the ,'unimlnsd of the south western district. in succession to Major- tGeeral Lord Downes. 'lhe Earl of Besboro.gh lieas taken a most decided step to meet I the exigencies of the erisis ii Ireland. Trusting to a bill of in- dernnity, his Excellency his antliovised ...

... The accounts from the disturbed districts of Ireland continue It to be of the most alarming description. A deputation from the ? Royal Agricultural Improvement Society waited on the Lord Lieutenant, as did also Sir David Roche, and MIr Monsell of Ter- vo, (on behalfof the Baronial meeting of the county of Limerick,) for the purpose of presenting memorials to his Excellency, the I main point in ...

... Illberveen Mbr -- V*Uvuxl* WEDED!ALY, Oct0ber 28, Z846. OUR NAVY~-An unusual, and somewhat omino us activity at the present prevails at our principal naval ports. Sudden and ur- uta gent orders have been Yien for the preaato oteno-wr r repat~o. ofmenof-wr,.shal from the highest to the lowest class, for immediate service. Not alittle speculation has arisen as to the objec oftiomdbeSuet armament ...

... ROYAL iNriR1aRY. A General Meetpag of the Governors of the Tnfirmary took place on Thuirsday-lthe Loiti PnoYOST in the chair. The following report,aaent the reception of cases of small-pox into the llospital, as read to the meeting :- The Committee having t-aken into consideration the remit from the last quarterly court, anent the admission of' small-pox cases into the fos pital, were ...

... SPrECH OF LORID STASNLEY. The sixteenth anniversary of this Society was held on Thurs- day, in tho New 1aymarket, Liverpool. The dinner took place at Lucas's Repository, Great Charlotte Street. About Soo sat dow/n, which was a much better attendance than that of last year. The chair was occupied by Lord Stanley. The cloth was drawn at a quarter after s1X o'lock, and the noble Chairrman ...

... The Lews is forty miles lofg, and on the average fiftet mniles I broad, thus prEse'otiifg a §ffpefficief of 600 square miles. Thde population is now twenty thousand seventeen thousnd of whods are cottagers and erofters3 sort of amp!ibios animals who live partly by fishing the sea and partly by farming the lend. The other three thousand are pretty vell to do, being chiefly engaged in shipping, ...

... THE SOUTH SEA WHALE FCSHING. . ~~~~~AETlCLE II,.v ;WV lately alluded to the Whale Fishery in the Pacific Ocean, D since which we have received some additional information, which, H it will be well to lay before our readers. H Thoce acquainted with the whaling business, or with Naturial do History, are aware that there are two sorts of whales-if The IS Blfack from right Wha~len whichiste sort ...

... Rocal A.BEH3 t 3Ml, October 7. Birthas. On thre :th Sept., at Pargusons Court, 1024, Uallowgate, M~rs E. MNE IL Ls, of a daughter. At 2, Chapel Street, 0oi the 3d current, Mhr ALUXssANER, of a datglhter. At Upper Banchory, on the Clth insta-rt, MUrs SiCENr. of Lothenty. of a sort. At Turtory, nu the 4th illstaftt, iMrS STonDnAr, of a daugliter. At 1)riumni, onl trie 20tl UltilcO, ?IVS SIKINNER ...

... friculturk. 4\( B;Ne~n O, lotY.- -Ti wet therit4e - riil7 ihyrcaiti Month, 1 Isoti med remarlkably tll e, unt n the eenilg of tibe lthr hly w lish ill th grami erops in this district were secured in time best order that could be desired, the greater proportion ot th'oi hav ing been cut down and carriedj to the stockyard without beinit subjected to a single shower. Indeed, altlmotmih farnish ...

... I fVX6TArXOCN Or TIM CITY SCHOOLS. Onl Wednesday last, the Grammar School, and the other semin- aries of education under the patronage of the Corporation, were emvisited by the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and the other members Sof Council -,the Principal and Professors of Mlarischal College ; the Established Clergy ; and Clergymen of other denominations. The visitors haring assembled in the ...

... aberveen 3*#Tnal+ I e . WZDNESDAY, October 14, 1646. MDe IRELAND.-ThO accounts from thi s quarter are still of a, most pml distessng harater Nowithtaningthat every exertion is bein mae toallviat poulardisres, the labours both of duty an of phlanthroy seemtofal shrt of the exigencies of rne. the clamit whic has nforcd theformer, or prompted the oth latte. Th staring ultiudesquitthe rural ...