... PARLIAMENT-11 IMIES-POLAND. The House of Lords adjourned on Tuesday. The House of Commons met on Wednesday, and, at the rising on that night, adjourned to Monday, the 'thi May. In the upper house very little business was done. The Irish tithe collecting bill was brought up by Mr. SPRiNF G RICE, and read a first time on the motion of, Viscount M E I.BO U It N E, who t ook great trouble in im- ...

... 1ii i: ulil t: i R'f M t3 llL. In the course of loat week, wee I ressed serious appre- hensions for the fate of the Reform Bill-bad as it is. which Ministers have introduced for this country. We then promised to take tip the chief objections that have been raised by the corruptionists against this measure. The task is an easy one-for intruth,nothing in the shape of a solid objection has been ...

... | Sal )CASHcCKLNG CCUMSTANCE. I .- 1 , _- _ , . . . . Early on Thursday worming the neighbourhood was, thrown in a state of considerable eceitement bV the report that the body of a female' had been found in a well, in. Air-street. The rumour proved to be correct; and wve lost no time in sending a Reporter to the scene of the catastrophe. I-le found the body lying in a back room of a house, on ...

... . ChIOLERA. By wbatever at.-e th1,e, diease eixisting pt fti the Ittt eighit or ten days o ggbt p 7r3e bi des; nated, it is unhappily true that it has consigned ° unexpectedly early grave the heads of SeVeral fartt in the city, and a great umnrber of other b-lpleja , 1; [,S metancholv effects have, however, beer, principallyc( tdI he enscerably pool-, whom it dia not please Divine urovideut ...

... DUBLIN ELECTION-SLR WILLIAiM DE BATHE, BA iT. I An.,. ?? . . I e~seaida, pursuant to requtsition. a mebting Of' electors ti toolt 1a.. at. the Royal Hot-l. College-grerl . to cossaider b thl epr.,r.t ofptir n ' i, filial Sir Wllisam De tr ilate,, getl.`na of kinown hionor, liberality, aar injte ?? Ilia c1 ee'tinrt was calltd f. rtth, l'our of three o'ciotek, nod t t',i hor iberoom was ...

... W.I 1 WiiId, C-EltO7k' U ~ I I I If!1Nb' -N v ?? ;~ t , m j. , .I8zsrf R. I 71 (rnit.ma TiuE AANCUiF.TEU AND 5LOi~AiV~~Si. Ott M, ?? , -public. meet rig Wa~s Leld its the Camp. field, fot the Parpiatc of tulling into considieration 'the pro-' riett of pet'idninogthie' louae af Cu' inabi 't;o Irfjbc tile ~ t~sas 't ittist~rs kgardirg Irtlend,_ riow beor, 'd )ieto, :and o withhold tile supplies ...

... IRISH VO (UNTEVRiS. On Faturtdsy this body, et ipsjtbe Corep Exohianrge *-W , P ATRICK, Q CON XN ,_ Esq. iiijbh Chair. George O'Conuell, Esq. of. Limerick, vrio -admitted a member. ' i iu~t. STtEt;15.. Mr. BAtraErT moved a vote of thanks -to Uf. Steele for the euirtioss which thikt gentleman had mado for itie pa. cification of Kilkenny-exertions the success of. wbich the: meeting had good ...

... COUNFY LONGFORD. From a train of untowaird circumstances, to vwhich it is 1tot now cur intention raere parnioularly to allude, a comkmittee of the House of Commons habave thought fit t6 decide agpieist the a re urn of Messrs. Wbite rend Ro lie, and thus tbe spirited, eleceurs of' Loogford have been deprived of the men of their O, choice tor a eeason. We confess that from the materiel of t that ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCF. Lond,ir, April 2, 1833. !relar~d engrcsaed t!he attention, of bjth Ilrau~ea of Par~li- aurit ItdB trjIt Ii dielina 11ueOf PL(;rs, :hs It diriturbairces suppresaioni bril andi its atedr..t.lit tle Nusu Aeo .- moros, tire reerrtstions of tue CiraLcellor of thi E;aclrequ~r, touching clrvrrcb rfojrm. Thboligh at variance with all precedents, yet, ii arC !Tdance wi~th thle ...

... ASSOCIATION FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF : IRISH MANUFACTURES. - a Therr was a meeting of the members of this body last night ,at the Royal Exchange, ?? PASLEY in the Chair. The Secretary' raed the minuses of the last night's Froceed.' iogs, aud announced that a deputation wias in progress of for. 'mtsion,'for tbe purpoxse of 'sting on tbe Lord Mayor, to ob- tait a promiaie frnt him to :presid, at ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONNIIJSCE.. London, klav 2nl. 1833. Y u may judge fromf ths tons of the leadino; L,,nduuj~ur- aa'iof toidev, thai'- the friens of- tiie existiog a4drmistratiou do not tbiiA that the majority of yesterday morning hag at all siretigtbetied - their pssitioni. -I'eir best friends do riot see how tb y can go ml and adhere to their determinatioti to gsise'lihs ptople no relief ...

... pN;NER TO CELEBRATE THE TRIUMPH OF IN. DEPENDENCE AT THE LATE ELECrlONS IN 1fliE CITY AND COUNFY OF DUBLIN. yesterday abuut two hundred gentlemen sat down to a p, splendid entertainment at Motrillson'S, to celebratethe Orp2ndence aotirevd at the late s ections for the city and unts of Dublin. The wines and dessert, &o. were of the Fares, and filbt quality, The gall'ry was crowded with ,'dies, ...