... Vtjt fremal' sourngago. DUBLIN: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IO. * We have no arrivals to-day, to enable us either to con- firm or to negative our conclusions of the two last days c relative to the state of affairs in Polandi. We continue of opinion, that the Polish cause is not lost ; on the con- trary, that it ultimately will appear, that the Russians under Paskewitsch have not been able to maintain ...

... IMPBRr[AL PARLL14MEA17T (Cmtatiesrl d from yesterday'; FREFM;AN.) HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY, SFV. .6; PUNISIIMEN-T OF DEATH. The Dulie of SUSSEX' said be rose to have the honour of pre- senting to their lordsbips one of the most important petitions that had ever been laid before the house; and,, were lhe not satisfied,. that be should, at a future period, be assisted by several of his noble ...

... TORY BEVELS. T'lie Mail gives a long account of ; dinner which it sAvS took place at MoRan ISSON'S on Thursday evening. We beard something of the meal in the gossip of town yesterday; and all our ac- couuits led us to conclude that it was a sorry, scurvy affair as took place in Dublin these many years. According- to the As organ itself, there were, out of all the countless Tories, which it ...

... RANMBURGO PAPERS. I i5 WAtLSAIw SEPT. 1b-8Fie ?? ha rremoved to the Royal Palace. Generals Proudzynski and Cbr?,n~woki are Sti, in. Wars aw.- The persons, holding office in the Waj;.depar~tniert renewed. en- our the 14th, the oath, of fidelity to, bip. Dijat ?? heKing.~ the. G'eneral Geisnasr~bas arrived. in the capitaL' Major-.Geneiral OJb, Suchozanet also. arrived here yesterday.. On t ...

... We read the part of the following 'letter which an- uouneeB the', ininediate liberation of those two gentlemnen with great gratification, and so will every man i i the 1 empire aware of the cireutnstances of their case; who h can s mpathise with sufferin innocence. We must c confess on the other hand, that we read other parts of the letter. with feelings very nearly akin to those produced in ...

... London, Saturdav Ever,ig. Thle' Chujch, as a secular corporation or establishment, is at length about to pay the debt which its hierarchs have incurred 'ay their long and apostate service in the cause of tyrannv and corruption. You axe not to take the journuals of London ltrge'y and abundantly as they crowd your edi!orial desk each day, ais sufficient indices of the rising dispositions of tbe ...

... PRIVATB CO.RRESP ONDENCE. London. Saturday Evening. Ireland occupied the consideration of the House of Commorns almost exclusively last night. The two subjects set down amongst the orders for discussion were the Public Works Bill, introduced e , Mr. Stanley, and the grant to the College of Maynoothr.. The prinoiple of the former having been more than once before discussed and assented to, it ...

... vjt itfinaf0 ?? kIMJBLM. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10| 2 t I London, 6unday morning. We stop the press to announce, that information has arrived of the English feat, under Sir E. Codrington, having entered the Scheldt. From the same source we. learn that the -ollanders have been repulsed in a skirmish near Capelle, and, driven back, into their own territory, with some loss. A message from the king is ...

... f)UB'IN: WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24 D ?? .IN: WEDNF.S D AY, AUTG UST 24- The election is over. The reform candidates resigned yester (lav; and the boroughmongers have a victory. Aye, a trumph Start not at the sound!- A triumph of bigotry and Tory gold over a not very popular government. The people have not been defeated: they took very little trouble, and we regret to say it, about the contest. ...

... THE BLESSINGS OF THE ESTABLISHED l | CHURCH. I The advantages derived by the people of these countries from that sacred institution, the Church Establishment, are so comprehensive, that the mind is almost lost in contem- plating their vastness. It is only by viewing them in de- tached and minute particulars that we can arrive at any thiiig like an adequate estimate of their immensity. The case ...

... PUBLIC DINNER, AND PRESENTATION OF PLATE TO THOMAS M. GRESHAM, ESQ., AT . KINGSTOWN.' AT On Tuesday a splendid dinner was given by the inhabit- antsof Kingstown and its vicinity, at the Royal Hotel, and a magnificent piece of plate presented to our respected Ifellow-citizen, Thomas M. Gresham, Esq., in acknowledg- ment of his exertions and pecuniary sacrifices, in effec- tually resisting the ...

... Irot -ormnallo liaurnat. DUBI IN: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1833. DEATH OF THE KING OF SPAIN. The official announcement ef- this event was received on Monday morning by an express bringing the Madrid Gazette ExtOardiaary of the 30th September, and which was pub- fished on the eveining of the 29th. The following are the royal decrees, dated Sunday, Sep- tember 29:- No. 1. This afternoon, at a ...