... - I Beltna ChistasEve, 1846. `MY~ LORD-Within the two ?? months I have. travelled .athousand minles through 'the 'south' and'wesot df Ireland; I have therefore seen much of the deatitction: Of ?? Pie. It is not, however,' my intetixton, tot occupy Youii lordship's time by relating the ninxny scenes of mieery and .starvation I havewitnessed', but in the most earinestmranner M I astI claim, ...

... Iprlicv Ior a wusltle, , THE PRESIDENT OF AMERICA-THE MESSAGE.. I! T~fvp~tpnnr, ?? N,;,hf 3LU11( th LLVcER'OOr., Saturday Night. so1me to Tire wind having kept in the N E for suome days past, it is ham, mA. not very probable that the American Presidcnt's Message can in fs tte arriveby either of thie ailing paclkcts. The steamn-ship Ca-le- Isipe. an donla will be 13 days out on Wednesday next, ...

... Windsor, Monday.—The Queen and Prince Albert took their usual early morning walk. His Serene Highness Prince Lowenstein, his Excellency the Chevalier Bnnsen, and Sir George Grey are expected to arrive at the Castle to-day on a visit to Her Majesty. Expected Royal Visit to Badminton.—lt is stated that her Majesty will, in all probability, honour the Duke of Beaufort with a visit at Badminten ...

... PRESBNT STATE OF PARIS. The members of the Chamber and Tribunal of Commerce of the Seine, the Conseil des Prudbomnmev, and forty electors, chosen by them, met on Saturday, in the bail of x the Tribunial of Commerce at the Bourse, for the purpose of electbirz five members of the Chamber of Commerce, in place of Messrs. Bertrand, Duptrier, Icmon, Lanquetin, . and Peplti.Iehalleur, whose ...

... SP'A IA. I PMADRID, DEC. 03. rFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] e- !The Gazette contains the articles of ile neW eontrart cd bltween the government and the Baik of S:in Fernando, thi by which the monthly advances ,f the latter for the current ed expenses of the Treasury are elgreed to be continued for 1- the year 2847, the Batik receivintr, fls bfole, the whole of s the current revenues of the stilte. ...

... Van of Or C ountrv. * D I S T R E S S. FURTIiER DEATTTS FRiOMt STARVATION.-last woel, Mr. R. O'Grady, corolner, he!d an iniquest at Killbrack, countv Mlayo, on a man named Pat Tiernan. The jury returned a verdict that deceased cama by his death from the effects of hunger and insuiffcient clothing.-Mr. Rutledge, coroner, held an inquest at Robin, in the same county, on the body of Catherine ...

... THE CHIL.D'S TEAR. It was in the year 1834; I had just given to the theatr ono of my most successful pieces, which had returned in the largest sum of money, and the greatest anmount c reputation. Two letters from the country reached toe a oncoe; they were from the same town. One was from th manager of the theatre. The other letter was eonceive in these terms :_ Sa,-n-The wife and daughter of ...

... f*Xi0?1Iafltotw. t The East India Company have a revertue of £,300,0.10 e from the salt trade. LI From the N\ew Yor/r Directory we learn thera are in nt that cit 101 persons of the name of Join Smith, pur- e suing fifty-five trades or professions. e There are six Snnday nemtipapors pilblished in New it York, with an aggregate circulation of thirty thousari e copies. 0 A SIuoWEwh or nIsM FLIES. ...

... ENGLISH OWNEIRS 01 IRISM I LAND. EXTRACT OP A LETTER PRoM EARL .STANIII'VE TO IttS IRISH AGENT, DATED iOt. 26, IP46. I have r-ad, iu the Dudblin Eeeniaq Mall which you sent to m e, the letter ot Mr. Tuite, M.P* far the county of Westmeath, who, when he inveighs igaint abkncetin;, oue ht to have recollected- That no landedl proprietor cal reiasonably be expected te reside ill a country in ...

... A lot of West Country DRAUGHT MARES, newly purchased. and can with confidence recommended. ALSO, Ayrshire CO\V S at Calring. or newly Calved. On account of the shortness the day, the Roup will commence at Ten o’clock a.m. .B.—As A. M'Bey is giving U p Business in the Horse-hiring line, great bargains may expected—such an opportunity seldom occurs, there being about Forty Horses il. John Street ...

... ovpinltion of tbW urto. Tuin FAM5.I[ cN IIIELAND.- It SeemS to approach to ,fainatian to mingle political coisiderations, with the tnmplationnof the ghistly picture (an account of the disl tre ii :\Olavo)i but what can we do when we know that are the result of political misrepresen- tationS and politcal blundcriigi ? Whocan have forgotten Ite atrociouS nevspaper articles of tile last three ...

... ?? ?? FROM PARIS. 'i,110 lio lO ipp1t1iea in the gleaitel' part of our \'tit'rciived the Paris journals of satur- lii' tt~ttt~id'land fth, e I't$ contain ar- Outh' 'ojecj(t of free trade, thle form ci' t'a it it, anlt the latter anntounieing thec 40 the ?? ( loviertinilent to inodifiy the t tri I 'lihe D)ebatts SeizeS onl this oppor- ?? orunlly that thoiugh it hafs ot late ,,Iit t~'e-tralle ...