... LOCAL INTELLIGE1lEo : The 'Africa mail-packet Chatity, Captain-Atkin son, . i which satei cdos Saudy night for Madesra anod theej west coast, was, detained several hours -in the Sound , in conga-.lujo ...

... uha At the close of September the burgesses in the th4 0,, different wards begin to make preparatiows for ?? ors. supplying the vacancies which occur by rotation to' ys on the ...

... P_ Y H. V. kAA14N, I .D. thl tO) The foll--wing is inserted at, the request of a oonvert to tie d. hilocopatlty :- in Toe trea, me t hsere mentioned is nottintended to supsr-~ an 'oe elial advice,' but to indieate what is to be done in shi V1. waitiog for the artival ofsaphysician., To those patients, p alhoweve,, A ho are far fromt ail aid, and must prescribe for fi themselves, I wimid ...

... The Council of Ministers has been occupied of late with the question of what is best to be done with Queen Christina, and it is believed to have been decided that she sball be conducted to the frontier and banished perpetually from Spain, her pension stopped, and her property in Spain sequtestrated to abide the investigation and judgment ?? Cortes. It is said that the real an - svor given by ...

... ?? - ?? rRzLAlqD. I WOYAt SYSPATICY :FoR TrS WORKING CaLssZSn.- The subjiined official commuuicateon, addressed to Sir E. Borough, the chairman of the Dublin Sanitary associa- tion, and read at the meeting of that body ea Tuesday, will be perused with interest:-' Balmoral, 7th Septem- ber, 1853.-lMy dear Sir Edward,-The Queen and prince are very glad to hear that you intend to start the ...

... Msa. N!ORTON5 AND SIP. G. BAUL.Y. The Hbn. Mr. Nforton has published a letter in reply to that of Sir John Bailey, which appeared in tbe Times of Saturday weeh. That letter, says Mr. Norton, wonld have been answered the nio'nent I had read it, had I not felt that the more digniied course weuld be to contradict bis assertions one by one. On my cath, in the Conrt cf Queen's lench, I therefore ...

... l3orrnlctl 0viffeq, Pedantry cramns our heads with learns'? lumber, and takes; out our brains~ to intik'' rein1 for it. What statte couldd fall, 'islit liberty decaty, If the zeal of mark's noisy patriotisma were tso purc as Lthe silent loyalty of woman's love ? A gentleman, it i.. announced, is one who promptly pays ' for hi', newspaper. Whatt truth and simplicity!I flow brief, yetJ h iw ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITfSH ARMY, On the 1st September, 1853. (Front the United Service Gazette) 0 1, [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that in 3. which the depit of the regiment is stationed.] n Ist Life Guards, Hyde-park. 41st, Malta, Mullingar. n 2nd Do., Regent's-park. 42nd, Portsmouth. d Royal H-I. Guards, Windsor. 43d, C. of G. Hope, Chatbam. Ist Drag. Guards, Newbridge. ...

... TnE FLEET has arrived in the harbour of Cork. TIlE LOR1D-LIEOTENANT or IRELAND has accepted an invitation to visit Limerick on Wednesday next. Txiu MAY OOTI1 ColeMissroiv.-The commissioners held their first meeting yesterday at their offices in Dub- li' Castle. There were present the Earl of Harrowby, chairman; the Chief Baron, Dr. Longfield, Dr. Twiss, and Mr. James O'Ferrall, together with ...

... (GOt i4offli 'Talm Vittiltiat. ?? ?? ?? -- BANGOR, SATURDAY, SEPTEDIBER 3, 1853. Connected as Bangor is with Holyhead, few things t are of more importance to the former, than the pros- perity of the latter; and as that port is the estab- l lished seat of the communication between this coun- try and Ireiand,-we look with much interest upon I all that has been or may be done to facilitate that ...

... 4i ettflauej. Parish Vestries.-An act of Parliament has just come into operation (16th and 17th Victoria, cap. 65) to amend the acts for the regulation of parish vestries, by which it was pro- vided that it was necessary, for persons to be present and to vote at'vestry meetings, that they had paid all the poor-rates made-and demanded of them. It is now enacted that from and aftet' the ...

... feuet S& 4noon004. THE ROYAL FAMILY AT BALMORAL. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert drove towards luvercauld onl Monday. In the evening the Royal family were present at a ball, given by her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent to the servants at Abergeldie. On Wednesday Her Majesty drove to the Falls of the Garra- walt with her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and Count Alexander ...