... 11,11ir-crial 'fit aritt'llna. HOUSE 01? LORDS. T'jnrSidliy, .1dwpsl 1. The frish Cnout of Cliaoeriv Bill .ias rcnii aI third tine. On thle Titinii of Ole Marquini af L, *ciwe -inv : it %sias agre-d tlhat a colifercnce shooll lie 1,wil w ith ti h C ?? 0II Iw guihject if tie Parlinallsonirv Votcrs (lielalmi) till. Mciise:u:grs were tlieli intolilnted lv th eir lorslhilps to lnanllce thell suil ...

... LORD LONDONDERRY AND HIS NEWTOWNVARDS T E NANT S. TO THUI CONMISS5ON'tRS FOR LFGHTING AND NV`NTCHTiNG THE TOWN OF NEEvrowVARtDS. Office, Newxtowards, Sept. 17th, 150. -. o yave thitigolt proper to introduce into your complimentlary address to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant an appeal relative to tenant-right, having always lived onl a property wehere it has been the invariable practice ...

... ENLARGEMENT OF TILE NEWIS-LETTEIR. ITS PUBLICATION THREE TIMES A-WEEK. FAvouimE:, as tihe News-Letter has been, ?? the dis- tinction of being familiar as a household Aword' to the homes of thjis town and province, during the long and eventrulf period whicih has elapsed since the date of' its establishmuent in 1737, it is now the grateful task of it-s proprietors, at the commencement of the ...

... THE DECEPTIVE MARRTAGE.-at FAMILY ROMANfCE. Tin folloving episode il the history of the Evans' family, and of their nrce magnfificenit and( ancestral mansion, Buol- gardei-liall, in the ?? Cork, is extracted front Burke's Anecdotes of the Pecrage :- A little bevond Ballygretinanie, onl the olr1 coach road bh- ttveeii Limrcick and Cork, roas' he obshrvedl a hill cnvercl *ith the remains of ...

... GOVERNMENTI' PLAN FOR RE-ENCUMIBElRING THE DIS-ENCUNIB3EIIED iISHI ESI'ATES. Tri E true intent of lbcr NleIjesty's ministers in prissring tire Encumbered Estates Act bas bleen permiitted to be tray itself. Tie secret escareri oil Mionday evening ir tie II r ise of Cornmons, bellrr tire Solicitor-Gen errl moved for lenve to in t roduce it uie wi bill, o m pl etely al ter- irg tile ecirplexion ...

... TIHE PIPE AND THlE BOWL. Tir following, which wve take from a Lonildon eclily co- temporary, the Br-ilaesia, wvill show the extent to which the wages of the inidustrious are misemployed Let us intquire into the facts of the self-imposed taxation of the people represented by their expeniditure for spirits anni tobacco. The facts are lbefore its in a compact asid truthfil forte, the result of ...

... ALLEGED EXTRXORDINARY DISCOVERY.-TIIE ELECTRIC TELEGRXPII OUTDONE ! I (F7r0n Mhe Paris correspontlent of the Literary Gazette.) I HAvr an astounding announcement to inake to you this week-the marvels of the clectrid telegraph are annihilated, and the means of instantaneous conimunicatido hetween man and man, at any distance whatsoever, even at the extremities of the cartl, have hecan ...

... TilE ARCTIC[ ElNPEDITiON.-REPORTED DESTRUC- TION OF SIP, J. FRANKLIN AND IlS COMI'A- I'IONS. DnIsPATcncvs from Captain Sir Johnl Ross and Captains Penry anld Otneesucy have heen received by the Secrtary of tihe Admiralty, extracts fronm whichl have been publlisheld. Tie letter of Sir Juhli Ross is dlated ',off Admiralty Islet, Lancaster Sound, August 22. Ile states ile it that his fis- covery ...

... TIHE DISAPPOINTED DUETLISTS.- A SENSIBLE SECOND. TImE advanced guaril of tie army, on its way to M\onterey, bad diriven ont of ihe tons of Maria a ?? force of iMexieans, who hail lefi t iri dinnii ers to be eaten liv elie Amncricans, ?? it camrled fnr thc rear to coime op. That nofite onn a portion of the Texas cavalry occuipiedl n vacant lot, ncar Ile Plazas. Whlile tirnwhig, ?? at onc of ...

... PROTECTIONIST MOVEAIENT. COUNTY WEXFORD. THE adjourned meeting, held is, Wexford on tire 91h instant, was eqially unfortunate. It is in vain, almost, that country gentlemen and farmers convene deliberative assemblies in county towns, where civic mobs, readily organised, may be called together at an hour's ntroice-and where, as it is well known, a dozen wvell-trained ruffians call thwart the ...

... (1rom 1 te Dublin Packet of yesterday evenig.-) GREAT MEETING OF :PEERS, LANDED PROPRIE- TORS, GENTRY, AND TENANT FARMIMRS. O rz of tle most important moeetings that has assembled ?? years it Dtildin was held yesterday in the RounaI-room ,,f the Rttitnda, to lay hefira the Queen and the coulitry the absolute necessity of Protection to native industry, of a re- farm in the present ...

... &na~tonable 3I;1ntdfliigece. THE COURT. HiTmr Majesty hail a (liatier party on Tuesday, at Piuch iligarn Psalace. Tic companry iiloliidoil thi l)eiliu and l)((chess of Catiil ridlac ailI ?? Princess NI ry, the-l)iske of Saxe Culvisaa; Collin In'rilic Fredericlk of Ilesse, Lhe 111nriquis of Ainglesey, ilic Harl anid Co'iLtess Crery, Viscount Dlnd Viscouin tess llar- dirige, Sir A. Woodfoird, ...