... ~~L1. t t~ L isa. L I The following is the latest communication from Lloyd's agent I at Warrenpoint, Mr. Leonard Wairtson, which was posted at the Liverpoc! ?? Rooms, on Monday:- Warrenpoint, Oct. 10. Sir-By letter of yesterday's date I am informed that the Great Britain now lies on a bedof stones, and has suffered much from the gale on Wednesday. Preparations are makinig to dis- charge all ...

... Jl,, France not so alarming as it has been t wt , u * t «»n 4 yet it seems of sufficiently grave a 1*; to and statesmen. Up to the preLntl B tarn activity has prevailed among the ' a »■ being demand. The manufacture™ . asses ' still, nor is the circulation of their produce im'pl/ 1 a , sta laying down of the lines of railway '^!f ru P Ur ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CUAES HOLLOWAY'S O1NTMENT, wonaderful Cire of dreadful Ulrous So-e in the Face is and Leg, in Prince Edward island. a TM Tr. Iof this Statement oW4 alay catteed a th magitrate. re |, HUGn MACDON&LD, of Lot 51, in King's County, do hi hereby declare, that a moet wonderful preservation of my life bas been tffected by the use of Holllow5y, Pille and Ointment; and I ftrtherutore ...

... i THE NORTHERN STAR. SATLUDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1846. T|lHE NATION'! AND THE CHARTER. We have received a printed address from the Chartists of England to the Irish people, with a re. quest that tee should insert it in theI Natios. We desire no frateraisation between the Irish lpeople and the Chartists-not on account of the bugbear of 'physical force, but simply because some of theirfive ...

... I CRUELTY TO AN INSANE PAUPER, On Tuesday anl adjourned inquiry wa ?? th Greyhound Inn, ffiavernill, on the body of John Webb,an Il, 1(S old mbecle imat of the Rl19bridge Union, WhSOe death J wee acimbedito thiea revolting eruelty practised towards hima for a considerable period. The prevUSnetg- lion took place on the fih cihenlaea, Annttafar, o Haverhill, daughter of thle deceased, iclt ...

... SWlTZERLAND-INSURRECTION IN GENEVA. The Council of State of the Canton of Geneva having had to pronounce for or against the dissolu- tion of the seven Catholic cantons voted against that league, but in making reservations and stipulating certain conditions, considered by it as a guarantee for the maintenance of peace. The vote excited a strong discontent amongst the movement party, and popular ...

... NEW\MAIIl'ET OR'TN M f)O.'I'flRI? )I ERTINl. .No-!D)EAY. The 16Mp cuuuiutiaal l tw%,IvQUluIoek, mimd WSVII nut brought to maimos unltil Iliue, Mr. Joh~l Pillt,; 's 11oo'zbhl I A' bv mr.II ii It2 Hand icap Mw%%ecpst'tkas of2):~s all, T I'Ytiil 4qib Ic oi tlers started. - I liv lulmd. A. P. Mr.l (oli ?? ilplti:, - , (S. DahrII V Mi'. II. (over.;6 Il ilst''v Alilot' 21 ?? Sm'elutk.. ; il itu ...

... THlE PESENI' T.ISK. ISUnder this title the *)eetactur of ;~aturdiy cotitatins ant article ?? ndin ijbour coitum porary h say,: T'ite Spiiceitato gave pfubllicity, some. mionthis Rgo, to ?? was t hen villed a Idt h1i; I he reiteatptiot oft tile lands of Ireland. The maui lprol )(ilk of 11we planl waq, tiltt tile state 81,ould piircis~e the hvids ofi enilarenissed owners, 'tieeli Ot ...

... ea - te In our last paper, in anticipation of the forthcoming IS election, when Mr. Samuel Holme is to be a candi- a. date for Rodney-street Ward, we spoke highly of that .)r gentleman as a valuable townsman,-one singularly at eligible for a seat in the Council, except for his b- peculiar position in business, in reference to which or we said :- Being our most extensive builder, and a, a ...

... I RE IS LAND. A ?? LETTERI rilOM PAIRRYNANE7, H Mr. O'Colnell's relations with the pliests and prosantry of i Ireland, alnl his position as ac ly, adsiser, guide, or inlt irf the l pr-esent Irish Executive, inalh it ilipoisible to pass w ithout of some notice anv documnenut he ?? on the pr'serit scarllcity; F. other; ise his fou rtli letter 1; 0111 DIrryllalle, rleid to th, IZepeAl r ...

... floor imported into the United King«lom during the present year; and also for the amount exported, and to what countries, and-whether home or foreign production. It is a curious fact that there should any occasion for this last sort of return. It is like asking family, without food enough for the day, how much they have sold of it srnce morning. And yet it is not less true than With a stock ...

... order of the Golden Fleece, and as a grateful return to the Count de Bresson for his active and successful mediation, the Queen intends to confer on him, and his heirs for ever, the distinction of Grandee of Spain of the first Class, and the title of Duke of Santa Isabel. The Infant Don Francisco is made Captain-General of the army. It was reported that Villalonga had ordered all the ...