... T If E 1RE SS. THlE SECOND YEAR OF AVAR. (FROM THE SPECTATOR.) TlvsslA has refused the proffered terms of peace So absolutely tihat accomn-iodation seems to be rendered irnpnssihb'. The Western Powers have committed themselves to an advance from which they can scarcely retreat before they have regained the position' ?? they Imvc staked. Tle means for coercing a giganitic ericanv appeal' to ...

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... EULEISIASTCA I,. Till- ES'I'AIBLISHIEI) CIIURCII. 'TIre Lord Bishopi of Oisorv, Ferns, ard L ig li I will hold ?? ordinral;iOI at tihe utrelcral Church oft' St. Canice, Kilkearry, oi Tririiy Sunday. Tire cadirtda tes for orders are rcqrireod to preselnt ?? for exa- ruination at the Palace, on Wednesday, the 30th inst., at lovel O'CloctI. DouATION.-The Rev. J. Barkley has received £X fromn i ...

... TilE A RM Y *LONDON GAZETTR4FOuEDiAY, MAY 5. OFiFICE or ORDNtANCE, -MaY 7. Royal EegineersALisot. C. H-. Sodley to be Second Captain, vice Crofton, died of WOundIs before Selsaste- Psi ADMIRATLTY~ IiA 5). '1Ti a following prenrioti ott , dated thle 2nd inst., ltiv a this day tahen place eonscquenit onl the deccease, onl thle Ist inst., of Rear Admiral of the Wltite Arutar Lotwry Currv: -Rear ...

... SYNOD OF ARMAGIl AND AlMONAGH1AN. I AFrTna our despateh left on Tuesday, the rinsites of I he proceedings of the Synod last year were read. The Synod then adjourned. EVIENING SEDEcRSUNT. 'TIPl Svclod sat again oil 'Itusdaily evening, at seven a0lock, the Mllolratoi ill the chicrl. 'I'be minutes of the mor4i4iig's proceedings r veg ve ral i mnd approved of'. ApPE.ALS. Tne first appeal was that ...

... GIZEA'T 1ROTE'T'ANpT MEE'TING AT1 I VERPll.l'OOL. AN ?? l uCIilW w1as leILI Oii -'QSLV 3:1St, at tliC A iiilpliit heal i. tel' thlt piii')OS i i' o 1 dolirig a littitiell to the L('gisla ture I'0 t ie! vopes I of' t ie Act for tde ?? of, the. oflip i May;iio ?? 'i le 11eV. ?? Imi;ll \1N'XnI.i took the clhair at 12 o'clock pz' ehwlv, anid tho ?? Of tlie tlieatrO, hy hle dleiisi'IY'-CtrOeVdli'I ...

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... DvI;EADFUSL' Si[lP\%VRECtf AND INHUNIAN CONDI)CIT, ;lrrived liere Ittet evenlinlg wfth captain aensnid five of, thi cres'of' (lite wrimleke Purtivito Ship~Gine 1 cia, which wvas totaly lo'I at wi th nearly 6410 Chinese emigratnts, Who were pasvngers Onl lboardl for Callao, enl thle 3rd of fast Juily. on at shoal lying inl the miid- efhinnef hot toen Niow Caft'dciiia and flraiqptoni Sihoid, Ith ...

... cORRESPONDENCE. BAPTISMAL REGENERATION. TO TfrE RE'V, TUE~Ot'hILU.S A PE ERr.Y SIR-)My first letter established thle fact, that Ib,,ptianij(il ,egeneratious is thle difletrinle of your, Churchi. If coe i candid analysis of her accredited stan- dadit was poved( that ?? ?? every haptisei per- Ison as (, C'/ristioi-5'Sge-reiate; and that in point of fact j IdieverC(i s~eeks, Or ilnstructs heri' ...

... CONGRATULATORY ADDRESS, &c., TO THE i LORD LIEUTENANT BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. - A DlirUTrTIOY, consisting of Rev. D, Hamilton, Mode- rator of the General Assembly; Rev. H. Cooke, Dl)., LL.D., James Gibson, and Samuel MI. Greer, Esqrs, presented the following congratulatory address to the Lord lieutenant at the Viceregal Lodge:- ' To his Excellency the Earl of Carlisle, Lorld Lieu- tenant ...

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... E CCI. LSI AST'1'1 CAL. THE ESTABLISHED CHURCIH. Arc'oiNiviScrTS -DiOese of' Ardagh,.-Rev. Edwid. Faweett, to the vicarage of Street: patron, Richard Greville Esq. Diocese of Cashel, &c.-Rer. William Sandiord, to the rural deanery of Fethaid district: patron. the Lord Bishop. Rev. Frederick Foot, to ?? rural dean ery of Carricki district: patroll, the Lord Bishop. 11ev. E. It. Seymour, to the ...