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1 ea , . ~ - . _ • • -. • % - . . • • . THE BRITISH PRESS. • . , . _ _..._______----. _ ______--------. ._ • . ._..—. NEW CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. LONDON SOCIETY, PRICES D F r2 it M a l TISK el 'FOC K S nn i(14.T 5 1: ; 11 1 ).1 F . business aoin g in them, when a sudden and rather un ex- PROVINCIAL BANKS. • DISSENSIONS OF THE IRISH CATHOLICS. -.....1.0.111••• --ea.ffilei. Hoak Stock 2=4 '2 * e A pected decline of 4 per cent. took place, bargains subtle- --weases-- ',From the Dublin Evening Post.] [ From the Dnblire Evening. Post of Saturdsv.l IX EVANGELICAL SOCIET v. • Illms A cct. India Stock 214} 11 pee cent. Red. 11l Indiaßonds Irt Itpm fluently being done in them at 821. To account for this We un - derstand F t I d i t a i t ' Ma O h U hm ll ee ll h il . NK pee . he _ tile gentlemen ma W ttt e e w t o h u a l t d ea co h ne h e e a e l h f h ro e m ehl o e u d r h se h lv l es, if polutible, but it is . a A m . eetinir . 0' th e e' , body . was . I ield to-day at the Corn E st h ings ger f rom t h e E ng l is h ROotil ,•t II•HANI t three o clock. —...www--- of this Society was held y S pet Cent 1'0n..111 I Ex. Bins 1,1Moi• 797 Ptu depression runtiount were industriously circulated ; one of have invected the affain of the establishment of Messrs. public, that thereexists a lamentable dissension among the Previous to the occupation of die Chair, Mr. O'Cow we LL s ee d ' The annual meeting_ echanica' Institution, Soot Ditto Ace. 83 Ditto, 6001.9 6pm . . t tr Theatre of the NI ' Sonnet, dated bnndon, January 4, 31 per Ct. Red.ll4 91 Ditto, Small 97 Pm , 1 which Wag, that Mi listers hail decided upon funding e st ", ',eke, and Carne, bankers, Falmouth, and that Catholics of Ireland ; that this dissension, instead of tle- 9 lett " ficau Mr. I.;aesa 31.1 The purport of the letter went to contradict the welkin that - the • P ' C r iacerY. B lane, New 4 per Cent. I IN/ i 99 Lottery Tickets IW. 19s. e have hail the satisfaction of findin the bank capable creasin as the hour of trial thirteen millions of Exchequer Bills ; a second report was th y K 11 draws near, appears to assume cause of the Catholics was receding in England. After ailed -011131,11 _UTTERWoRTH,•EIIq• :%1.P., in f ta ine all demands, leaving the private property of the every moment a still more inveterate and determined Session, it stated that the only reason why their cause did e be w : the objections made to discussing the Catholic Claims I ill : The CHAIRMAN opened the butoness by sown AID OF THE HIBERNIAN SOCIETY AND that Beexenoeez had been compelled to abandon the 0 I Y la n th PtUCEIS OF FOREION OTOCKS YESTERDAY. partners untouciserk—Bristel Mercers,. aspect ; that the imputation of motives are freely in- ilesalltan Bonds - " Greek Bonds (1836) 14 throne of Sweden to its former occupant, GeseAvus, who ABERYSTWITH BANK. dtilged on all sides, which we are satisfied do not extst in copy the same station in the public mind which it did at the nut -- . 'claire m entiotied—rhe one for she pr t unr ot tio h n er o t cor n . mom of Irish poor, ano n BM* Acct. 691_ Ditto Acct. 1411_ menenient of last year, was attributable to the commercial ame iI 70 having quitted his usual plaee of residence, and gone no Messts. Williams and Co. of Aherystwith, have expe- any ; and that as the cause of emancipation appears to tie . them Sortptaroiamong the same cl Ilemos Ayres Bonds 711 Ditto Bonds (111115) 74 which hail absorbed all oth • ' cat -- licduistinnigintibe linty er considerations • and recom ei man stated that he him% . Itelombian Bonds Ditto Acct, 70.1 4 4 70170 one knows where, it was inferred that he had been pri- rienced a run on; their bank, hut have paid every demand retrograde in the mind of England, the tnen who are look- nien e e e, as the best method to be pursued, to pr nt . the t• • that country. The eh r i 1 ath a li c degraded state of toe rover . llSkte Bonds OM mi i 1 Peruvian Bonds 4h vately making preparations for seizing on the Swedish made on them with the greatest promptitude ; and Public ing ter liberty appear as much bent on the pursuit of petition, and bring forward their Claims, in die first instance, i a ', e monstration of the . . mended, and he h i 118 e A 'mat 4 4 461 6 lif 4 Ditto Acct. 46 45 confidence and tranquillity have assumed their usual state mutual annoyance as on promoting their common object, by the House of horde. uttered regarding the calamities of England, declared that that ' Society was doing mach for the lataisb Bonds en 3 Portuguese Bonds 75 fII ed I ' fi t move- Crown, and that a revolution had oow us rs . in that town. During the whole run, Messrs. Williatns a wise and temperate opposition to that current of popular Mr. O'Coletrzee, alluding to what he had been reported to hav e . _ ~. , b er w ei hnec i e t o y ,es , w e l be fiel ho wer w e ere , to t rec . eive subscripti f o . owing that this . h these le 1 Dino A ect. en Russian Bonds 86 141 anoral t tegradation under ethic .11 f pehop ext and Co. invariably took the notes of the two Carmarthen, hostility which is now setting in we are sorr to be Funds alone were wanting for the an utter . ?mach Reims A per Ct. 98f. Ditto Acct. 85 e ment. A third rumour that was assiduously propagated port had' been copied from Sarnd•res Vera Letter Pa 1 - , lexchange 95f. lic. Spanish Bonds 13 1.1 1 14131 was, that bad news from Russia bad been received at the Llandovery, the Newtown, the Welslipool, and the obliged to admit, so strongly against them. It leas Mr. w hi c h he had oreentem a bar mon - ig l wo ie ." time . , : f tbe pr i n t. Flinch %ince' 2 per Ct. 68f. Ditto Acct. 14 f_ 41 the Foreign Office. Russian stock, however, was not f our Shresbury banks ; and Bank of England notes and Saurin, we believe, who said, in a conjuncture of affairs ceedines of Catholic meetings. It Wila through the medium of te a fel Ireland. Ile would not go . further into . •thin the province of those w Esehange 25f. 15e. 10e. Ditto Bonds (1821)9i 19 ld were given freely to every person who required enmewhat similar, that for his part he had no intention of same Paper that an attempt had been made to prosecute hun (Alr, Would f all more en i ' - die Meeting in exchange for the notes of the above firms, who liberally interfering with the proceedings of the,Catholic Board ; that O'Connell) last year. He had no abstract delight in the calamities on with the Societies in miestion, were so COURSE OF EXCHANGE YESTERDAY. steadily maintained through evil report and good report. that country, but he considered that Ireland had never derived conneed . Amsterdam C. F. 12 8 Leg horn 434 acted on the same principle of mutual accommodation to- the members of that body were doing so much injury to them- of any advantage from England, unless in her seasons of distr from the condition of Englanciat those periods when any thin' e g iti t t es ' Petent to v gtve the desired information. en read t Dino at sight 12 5 Genoa. esa The Foreign Market was very uninteresting, and the busi- ward Messrs. IVillianis and Co.—Gloucester Journal. selves and their cause that he would not put the law in force went into at, historical review proving the truth of his pi e " . °ri lls • Mr• 1 H EELER, the Secretary., red et t ' llat there Reasterdant ...2 U. II 9 Venice.-- . 9 seas in it limited. Colombian Bonds were 66 ; Mexican 6 per MONMOUTH AND BRECON BANK. against thena.Wecan conceive nothing more cu t tingthan such 'petits which the societies in question were afloolin p th ea a the number of c . A 'twerp II 9 Mabee.-- ................. 9 Ai cents. 701 1 ; Brazilian Scrip 15 die. ; Spanish Bonds 124 g Broma e and Snead, of Monmouth and Brecon, have a sarcasm so this,from an open and decided enemy, such as granted by her to the Irish Catholics. eSociet , and t founded by th Y . . Mu tnat me in any:tinted to 83. , liambargh 24 IJ. 37 4 Naples ..••• announced that they will resume their payments in two Mr. Saurin has always beep, to the Catholic Claims. But M i r. ketones. agreed with those who aid they ought to be per. ' educated there aders of Mtonn -24U.37 11 Pa1erm0...........per os. 120 13; and Greek ditto 14. Money continues easy. Exche- f y unanimous; it was, he said, with the desire of momoting '• ' had supplied 79 teachers, or re _ t . cam . Peeis,3 days'sigh t 25 40 Lisbon 51 months. the policy, sinister as it must be acknowledged, pursued st t c _ inst i l union that he declared his intention of submitti ' ad diembuted 1.7119 Bibles and 22,509 Tes . . ng t• the cot- crease on the distribution of the former year . Ditto 2U.25 65 Oporto • eli quer Bills were 71. 9s. premium. GLOUCESTER BANK. that period by the Right Hon. Gentleman, proved for sideretion of an Aggregate Meeting of the Cathnli Ca °I Ireland a ietr having circulated, since their establishment, Idegdeaux 25 6ft Rio Janeiro 45e There was no business deserving of notice in the Share A new firm has been formed at Gloucester, for the re , - once correct, Even he could scarcely hope that it could Resolution st cause of much disunion in rongly deprecating two measures which had been tits Committee, by whi s e c h rip it tu a res p . ptea of the Holy tti 7 0 Bahia 48 • 4 34 Market excepting Sn Rock Salt Shares, in which there Was establishment in that city of Messrs. Turner and Morris s have proved ultitnately fatal to a cause which must live as their body. The words " unqualified Frank.on Main Ex. 31.165 Buenos Ayres hank, which has for nearly half a century enjoyed the con- long as Catholicity exists in Ireland ; but, beyond all ques- and unconditional Emancipation" were terms frequently used by 'ety) then addressed the meeting, and sal. • Patershurgh, rble. 2 Us. tit Dublin .......... .......... - fidence of the citizens, snit of every inhabitant of this ex- tion, it had the effect, in a very bri f s e pace, of extingutsne . . . thoee wile would take from Emancipation its unconditionality an move that the Report now read be approved. and erienna„elfective it. 2M.10 20 Cork and 24 premium. tensive end Populous county. Associated with the Messrs. ing that agitation which, with all its inconveniences has sures its un ualitiedness Hie pro •tion w th t hould ih - a all the Catholics of Ireland should co-oper • coin ....ese rem ing that the Association in question had been the Theate......ditto 10 Ile a u eassom,rita oz. re. e. _ ..s•mrses(t±etwas. lie ever broug . ht fornard, either sin a s , Madrid - In it. a. 41. Turner, there will henceforth appear the names of two proved serviceable to the cause of this couittry. 1.,:-ft to cane, effort to put down any such attempt. Kl Or connected with their tla ge portion of the poor of Ireland that into FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ate 19 one - e a) " - instruction, which alone could raise them from . Endia AS Portugs !Goldin coin' 99 . gentlemen of great opulence and long established commer- their own dissensions, the Catholic Board very speedily in which they had so long remained. He said el , Flakes SS Foreign Gold in bora 517 II cial ability.—Rath .bairnal. ceased to exist ; and except what appeared in the public b T: i 9."selE" thought it an odd way to procure unanimity, ; felt the importance of giving education to the Banshee. 36 New Doubloons-- I 111 II The Duke of Argyll has artived in town from a tour. ling on persons m 'stigmatise their own opinions, while they was to extend the p sixty opulent individuals, with Lord Sherborne at their press, all that the public heard for et ars of the Catholic 7 Theobject ef the society Wine New Dollars-- ....... 00 11 The Earl and Countess of Bristol arrived in town yesterday, from •-• • entertained them conscientiousi .He was read to I • y y plea ge him 1 4 • 04 di • b e head, have off' Tslth st ucation. not to any particular sect or denomi 411kraltar 31 811Ter in bars, stand. 011 ea seat, Putney. eat . •it s r own pereonal security for the notes Cause was Strived fiom an occasional Aggregate Assembly, to op the Wings sh , ould it be ever rote td t self ebe . p le th eT , sons of every belief whatever.. fie (Mr. W • - with their cause; nay, more, he would oppet m e p h e o cou t em on any condi. the number of persons taught an these schools we, 1 . PRICES Olf SHAKES YESTERDAY. Pa_ynrie-liall, Surrey. ranters amount to 51,500 e, an d m i g ht b e f ur th er increased, gislature. Goil forbid that we should revive the recollec- lion, or in anyway they might be introduced, until the Cathaes 12,800 was adults, and called upon the meet. /Mtgs. Lord Alvanley has left town on a tour. should obtain their Emancipation. (Hear.) . au if necessary.—Bristol Mercury. tion of any of the causes which, at that period, contributed once to make this number still greater. The e ahem PURL PrOMIWIR Per Shia.* Lord Sydney strived in town yesterday, from his seat, Frogn , Mr. REDMOND saw with 'et the disnensions amon • , _oTaherit_ev.. T. W EHST Eft (Secret/MT of the • hello-Melte= Elan Si 7S le Kent. y ese matters. As it was undeniable that Mr. 0' K u to these dissensions. The causes no longer exist ; and every bad on th ' • g ri ' • Lthee e ,4 1 . , Bolivar - had d ma e many and great sacrifices for the common redraw, be Reverend Gentlemen concluded with moving, t ealemblan l9O It 9 town from a tour. -----ame--.. ample', to prove that a similar course must inevitably ter- would entreat of him, in the name of the living Ood, to abliodea 1 Harlem lOO 1214 dh Departures from the British Hotel :—Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell for Initiate in similar results. what might be theoretically right for what was practically neue. t wr u ecesa iti i r aveth la t t m o r id ep , e w a a t ,:o b l y dy hear fou t : t sh eh il e lin eh gs e , pt a e n et d - Mr. W. Gutman next addresed the meeti • I' Voted La Pu & Peruvian Ass. a 0 5 2 dis Bath ; Wm. Gordon, Esq. for Alelton Alowbray ; and Captain Notwithstanding that the public have, for a considerable sag. Let it be remembered, that united, they might sot be wrong, )• Diked Meehan Ditto New 4O 20 40 10 19 911 Lawrence, 11. N. rot Portsmouth. g time past, been prepared for the chan e of curtency which Countess de Grey has arrived a t h er hou se i n e t . eames's-square l takes place to-day—the strangest blunders, confusiort, and We saw, from the very commencement, that the intro- duction of these measures into public disoussion would be that divided they could not be right. (Hear.) Alr. Beic'would onlv It had "Is 4 ,as , tevoee of the country been so en • lie said it was trite that the Pope had not the formerly bad, but that the general character of e i ASSURANCE CONPA NIEL from her seat, Putney-heath. misapprehension very generally pervaded the city yt•ster- the commencement of that fatal echism which has now taken • equivocally declared against the measures as to call on 31r. O'Con. lice was still the same. They still had their ! Allianee British and Foreign lOO 10 Guardian Protector Fire ......... -.... 100 10 7 is 29 1 fi 2 SIAS MORT AID COIIE COMPANIES. MISCELLANIO tic British Rock and Patent Salt 15 I 11_21 Vigo Bay —— In Lady Bloomfield has left mon for the Stud House, Kingston. , Departures from Lome* Hotel. Bond-street :—Captain Milner, u for Norfolk ; J. Richardson, Eoq. for Melton Mowbray ; C. able shopkeeper Oswald, Esq. for Cambridge • and J. Lucas, Esq. for Bath. amptonshire. Sussex, from a tour. - ay, as being the eve . of general assimilation. A comfort- Ow° in Call!° 11 1, in 1 ownsend-street lost a considerable ortion of the day in seeking his landlord, in order to pay become due; fearing that when tte gale day should arrive, e would have to pay the amount at the rate of the impe- bir John Stanley, Bart. has arrived at his seat, Alderley Puk, rial currency ; nor could he be made to understand that P 0 politics. we . perceived . (and indeed th . ere lig to er abandon l a t d opitions d rpering them e Hail the voice of was no occasion or great political sagacity to foresee it), toe that the enemies of the cause would take advantage of againet them. On the other build, we could not see any m em , Arr C li n y • b w een r cr I "hi ll ! k e he ings,leh. h discus . s tnes mer r i a tii, :; •th n e o s t e t m t n t , a v d es i e l nt o t Red eat majorit ivould be found willin to acre . • and eutered into • strong invective against the and their miracles performed in the person of lc h regarded them ? ~ Me called upon the meeting for their . assistance time ‘ tO 3 suable the Society to send . preachers into Irelan . te i :led e w len a: th . e u n what we then considered abstract questions. Besides land were po ,• gr 1 Pt t 1 P Li p :r ig i ew u . mit to Mr. the disunion amoim the Catholics and turn their own arms i United Oesend. a• la q dls Viscount Althorp has left iViseton Hall, Yorkshire, for North. Eim half a year's rent, that had et nearly three months to Bric if it were advisable to sa tire " y any th ng more with regard to The Gentleman yoked what had become of Je of Constantinople—and where were the cit. 4 Bmiati IN. lOO 20 7Ma leard Robert Spencer has arrived at his seat, Woolbcding, h possible advantage upon deciding, even by a Resolution, Mr. O'Cowireer. was of opinion, that if the Catholics of hr. Northern Africa ? Ide was for carrying the gewsmsssewtek'e''''''''"'Wllll.ll"° Cheshire, from North Wales. instead of paying twenty pounds, as he has heretofore done, we knew the handle which decisions, supposing . them to bet Emancipation on the rroposed terms. preachers to show to the people the errors il k The Marquis of Lansdown entertained a large party of friends he will in future have to pay but eighteen pounds nine in the negative, which we think very i e y mig Ik I ht be th On the motion of A r.CoerwaY, seconded by Mr. O'Cowxsts ° the Chair wsi taken by STEPHEN CopPiNGER, Esq. i „ rigsts. He (Mr. Gilisa he which had been lately . oug rd) then adverted to th ht betore the p gi t r s v itio t preoo. Meting the holidays, at his seat, Bowood Park, Wilts. shillings and three pence. In another instance, a gentle- case, would give to the enemies of Emancipation, while it Mr. CONWAY, as Secretary, read the Minutes of the last day'l • with seconding the motion that the Report be s ci f : 7:ti l i r l l t w h h at i . c el: l l: e l y o C o o l:. would alienate those friends who supported it os a question proceedings. He then said that in obedience to the order of th e . Mr. 51'130:Coon wished at this moment t , 1, --- _ - i --- - —-- Yesterday afternoon at a quarter before five o'clock, man was paving one of his tradesmen's bills, and upon handing two Batik of Ireland pound notes, the sho ikee er qf I P terms. Besides, It is very well known that there is a Association, he had written letters directed to the Catholic Prelates. : ing, but it was objected on the ground . that variance of opinion among Catholics themselves on at least P 1 DRURY-LANE THEATRR. TM. Evening, WEDNESDAY. Jan. 11, will be performed the the Duke of York held a Levee at his office in the Horse e, t tat ie wou to-morrow (this day) lose one obsery d I I Id To those communications he had received answers from Dr. Curtis, e ~. scriber, and therefore could not be heard In thi comely or Guards, as Commatider-in-Chief, for the first time for a git pence on eac note, an was wit some shilling and ei I h d • h the Primate Dr. Crolly Bishop of Down and Dr Coppinger .e- The CHAIRMAN said that there were two • one of these points, namely, the Freehold Wing—while, in • • ' " • 1 ' , - Bishop of Cloyne • these letters he did nOt think It expedient to read • put, and when that was done he should have , THE HYPoCRITE. month past, which, being but thinly attended, only occu- difficulty made to understand that one pound Irish is respect to the other, that r e garding t h e c a th o li c Church in at present. Dr. (.;oppinger's letter etatee, that that Prelate fully ' to hear the Gentleman, but as the Report and Darter Cantwell, Mr.Dowtoo; m ase . worm , m e , Liston; Camel Lambert, Mr. Matlack. Charlotte. Mrs. Davison. pied three quarters of an hour. The following were eighteen shillings and five pence balf-penny English, and Ireland, the general opinion at one time seemed to be, to concurred with the views of the Association, and that the Clergy of • far the decision of the subscribers only, that h . 0 . leave this part of the subject to the consideration of the ii• After whkh • now Farce. called among those present:—General Gascoyne, Lord Craven, that the latter sum will always he received aa an equivalent his diocess were ready and willing to take a census of the mot*. through before he could hear any person not , erOOL-DATHERINtI. Lord Churchill Lord Saltoun Lieut.-Gereral Skinner ri. Catholic Prelacy and Priesthood. Dr. Crotty mentions That he would be in Dublin during the present At this moment a gentleman paid his subsc , • mi seine's! characters by Nexus. Liston, W. Bennett, Penley, and • • • tor tee sum of one pound Irish. Theee, however, are month, to meet the other Irish Bishops, when they would come to tided to answer the charge whicn had been t J. Russell: Mrs. Yates, Miss I. Paton, and Mrs. C. Jones. Mejor-General Stevenson, and about thirty others. only inconveniences easily remedied by explanation ; [From the Dublin Morning Post.] eome reselution on the subject. From his Grace the Primate he Catholics generally by Mr. J. W. Gilbard. To conclude with the Pantomime of Yesterday the Princess Sophia visited the Duke of York, but the working and poorer classes have already begun The grossest, the most degrading, the most intolerable had received a long letter, which, among other things, stated that non the two Resolutions wete moved and HARLEQUIN, JACK OF Al.l. MADER. Mr. Evanson e Mr. Barber, the Kev. Dank Harlequin. Mr. Howell; Pantaloon. tar. T. Blanchard; Clown, bir. at his houee in South Audley-street. to suffer from the ignorance and knavery a shop- insult that was ever offered to the Catholic Aristocracy of under any circumstances he would remain attached to the Catholic T. Brown ; Columbine, Was Barnett. On Monday, at half-past twelve o'clock, "miter mmillE keepers, who, taking advantage of the mismanagement, Ireland, or to any individual of them, was the recent offer Aseociation of Ireland. (Hear.) After the meeting of the Pre. and the Rev. Thomas Oilhard, who in their • Tomorrow, Rob Roy; and the Pantomime. of the Lords of the Treasury was held, to proceed with a lates in Dublin, he (Mr. Conway) hoped they would receive other the objeets of these Societies, when 51r. I by which the old copper coin it still retained in circula- made by our Leaders to the English Duke of Norfolk, to c cLmmunications on the subject of education. Mr. Conway con. eewitmes eee epete ~, further hearing respecting the Deccan prize-money. The tion, would not yesterday allow more than twelve Irish come over and take the Chair of the Irish Catholic ALSO- again to be heard, and was at length allowed it i COVF:NT-GARDEN THEATRE. Earl of Liverpool, Lord Bexley, the Chancellor of the pence for an English shilling—contrary to the express Act ded by moving that the letters of these Prelates should be re- elation, which we had been told would meet on the 10th leered to the Standing Committee.—Carried. did amidst much mete end confusion. lie terms the speech of Mr. J. W. Gilbard, a , Tbts tirening, WEDNESDAY, Jan• 11, will be performed the . Exchequer, &c., were present. The Duke of Wellington of Parliathent and to the established rate of exchange be- of this month, and continue for 14 days! This motion A conversation of a very desultory nature here took place re. ' tarty with a statement in the Report, whic. 1 . opera of Tilt DCENNA. and Mr. Arbuthnot, the Commissioners upon this im- gis an las money. n( ee ,so ar ac •as tween En 1 . h dI • h I 1 d f b k was agreed to by that non-descript thing, the present As- girding some observations recently made in this Association with respect to the Report of the Commiseioners of Eddeation. Priest aa saying, that he did not know more • that part of it which was necessary to do th , Don Jerome, Mr. Blanchard i curios, Mr. C. Bland (his first ap- sociauon, on the motion of the Deputy Laider, Mr. Shell. . pearanes on this stage); anomie, Mr. Putman; Ferdinand, Mr. portant question, were also present. six weeks since we exposed the scandalous imposition of Mr. O'REILLY stated his surprise at the observations said to and wished, as this was said to be an extrac. muuset i isaae. Mr. Fawcett; Father Paul, Mr. Bartley. Clara, Ulu Yesterday morning, about eleven o'clock, the Chan- This acute politician, with Mr. O'Connell, and we believe pu ent s op eepers, who exercised their avaricious some o I li k have been made by Mr. Bellew with regard to that Report which Paten ; Louisa, Miss Love; the Duenna, Mrs. Davenport. cellor of the Exchequer arrived in town from Beckenham, propensities upon those who shonld rather have excited the Catholic Secretary, Mr. O'Gorman, dined, it seems, hs (Mr. Bellew) seemed to con;ider a fair and valuable one: The Rev. Mr. W EBST E a said, that in hi , I , ‘: To coming* witt the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND THE MAME ROSE: in Kent, to transact busineas at his Office in the Treasury- their coinpassion and charity, instead of defrauding them with the Duke Of Norfolk, and this is the mode selected Mr. CONWAY thought ii rather indiscreet for Gentlemen to . , received seventy letters from the teachers e v , or, BLAU rY AND•THE BRAS C. At five o'clock the Riusht Hon. Gentleman left town on ke charges against that Commission. Ile (Mr. Conway) had i could not recollect at that moment from whi• Harteenln, Mr. guar: Pantainn, Mr. Dames: Clown, Mr. J. S. , , o of twopence halfpenny in every half-crown piece. It is by the Leaders to return the compliment. They insult r al e a nto know that it was the opinion of one of the highest the conversation, that the name of the indivi , time to give in Grimaldi; Columbtne. Miss Romer. hm return to Beckenham. indeed surprising that the Master of the Mint, and those Lord Killeen and his father !! 'Why do they insult Lord TOanonow, A Bold Stroke for s Wille t and the Pantonitnie. Yesterday Mr. 11Synn, and Mr. Under Secretary Hob- Killeen ?Is it because he was a chief obstacle to the at- nsent ° , i n c ligh e t Cath 1 . Pr 1 t • tle nt ht 't was pr babl •t. . a t : n t i l a e ig e. T: ry, h t e anit t r e ent ( !er s zn a r m er si ne t . other pensons at the head of affairs, and who felt convinced t a Ca:tholic Pr ° o3late: i:nd a i r ie ~.. d that during the Itl • house, transacted business at the Foreign Office. tempted base bargain ? Why does not Lord Killeen— '' pledged If If " the • formation at a Gilbard he had hood these words used, " tl of the necessity and general advantage of the assimilation of Members of that Commission which would be highly satias ADE ',PHI THEATRE, STRAND. The Marquis of Hastings transacted business at the Co- the currenc of the two countries, could have been insensi- whv do riot the Catholic Aristocracy, unite themselves factory to the Catholics of Ireland. Here the conversation dropped. . he could not allow their proceedings tc go t ,t This [virgins, W EDNESDA Y. Jan. 11, will be preaeuted the Nautteal y lielo-Dramatic Burletta of lonial Office yesterday. ble to the difficulty of carrying that measure into effect, with the people, and overthow the unprincipled traf- 18. 11 r. 0 0 ' u CoN e xe i t i sa t i a d k tliat the Meeting of the Association fot such an observation unexplained, he truste THE PILOT; Yesterday Prince Polignac, the French Ambassador, while so considerable a portion of the old coin as the half- &kers? 26 wld IY e place on the 16th instant. If at the who had used them would avow them, in or. ~ , or. A TALE OF THE SCA. meetings of that body these measures, of which so much had been . • might take place. nue erimitrai Characters by Rums. Terry, Yates. I'. r. Cooks, au trstlitacted business at the Foreign Office. pence are suffered to remain in circulation. In providing In such a case as this, it is cheering to find that a proper said, were unequivocally condemned, he would give up his opinion Mr. Altriteur said that he was the p J. Reeve; and Mrs. Fitswilliam. Monday night Mr. Waring, the King's Messenger, was for the cliange of currene it was also wisel determined rebuff has been given where it is so richly deserved. The in deference to that of the Association. Ile would move After whieh the Barletta of sent off' with despatches to Vienna. Y , Y • that the • SUCCESS; or, A HIT, IF YOU LIKE IT. by the legislature that the assimilation of weights and English Nobleman felt that it was sought to make a tool dinner tie the h f 1 lumn a ramie the Catholic Pries , Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty, intended to teou ea 1 h - . . , lbe principal t. Munster. by Mann. Yves. J. Reeve, and T. P. Cooke ; Last night Mr. Hunter, sen. the King's Messenger, left measures should commence at the same time with that of of him—he saw of what " perilous stuff" the talkers be given on that occasion, should take piece ;ratite 2d . of February. which a more time and malicious tale:leo. l aud Mrs. ritswintam. with despatches for Paris. the currency, in order to coriespond with the value of the were composed, and he treats them accordingly. I-1 ,„ lt that reeolurion were earned, the necessary inmate:me could be —e t e l "' forwarded by Monday's post. They would invite the Bishops of a im n u d ig h a e ted pl . edgett himself that in a lew days The CHAIRMAN said, that he now on To sonelude with the Comte Pantomime or 4 THE THREE GOLDEN LAMPS : Yesterday a meeting of his Majesty's Commissioners circulating coin, otherwise the public would be consitlera. them in good set terms, that "in his opinion, the Chair 'VI Or, II SRI-Lc/MN AND THE WIZARD DWARF. iiiidecim i u , t o r , vv. Kirby ; Pa n taloon. Kr. Elliott; Clown, IMlllior dition 1 h r appointed for building ad a c u ches in populous pa- rishes held a meeting, at their office in Parliatnent-street, 1 ble losers: but notwithstanding that the Act of Parliament would be more suitably filled by an Irish Catholic Noble- eon* were so much applauded, hut whose which himself he knew noting. Norwich and Rochester and the sixty-nine Peen, whose Itesolu. ..; question had appeared in a letter in the CCM • advice they seemed re- Mr, 311:R1 , 11Y said he did not apply th I I Paulo; Columbine, Silas Piueutt. . 4 'The Damen Passe commenced publishing yesterday Ewa- ing as five o'clock. which was attended by the Bishop of London and several others. The oratorios at Covent-garden theatre this season will mikes it imperative on the shopkeepers to adopt the new measures, we have been informed that the preparations for thus complying with the law are very partial indeed • and P were it not for our reliance in th ' d f • bl e in e attga e zea ant 1 1 for it. t i n ) an o y f eminent private virtue and long tried worth ;" solved not to follow. They should also invite the liberal Members lainl alluding to the venerable Earl Fingal. Ilere was r treatmen •we are ateful to hi Grac f ' rope t, gr s e o Norfolk of Parliament In this country who voted for Emancipution, and other Friends to Religious Liberty. Alr. letwes:ss thought the day named by Mr. O'Connell would interfere with the arrangements now making for the Ulster Meet. bard personally, but to the letter which con The CHAIRMAN said certainly he nai • near him M to the propriety of intern:win , . a - be on a scale of extraordinary strength. Miss Stephens unwearied activity of our most excellent cbief magistrate, --- ing, which it was Mtended should be held either on the 2d or 34 of ever, that the meeting would make mme l 1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY, J•NU•RY II , I 820. will again sing at the theatre where she first establi hd I s e ier THE " WINGS." February. rary indiscretion which had been engender- --o u gmia— we should apprehend the long continuance of this shame- very much from Mr. Gilbard, and he had t• 1 't here is no longer any doubt as to the successor of the b p i h gl i veputation; and Miss Paton, Madame Vestris, Mr. 1 rps, and Mr. Braham, will combine their great talents less imposition ou the public. The prevent occasion will Ags • ---..."---- afford an opportunity to the market jury bv their co-opera eting of the Roman Catholics of St. A udeon,B Parish on a t t h r e . ( 2d rC o o f w Ness put his motion, that the grand dinner be given February next; which was carried. good of their fellow-creatures, whatever ' • -. ub in, was ed on Satur ay ast, in the Chapel, " for the Some Members were admitted. when Ale DAVID Lvsrem was Dl . e h 1 ' d 1 • they ptofessed. • 1 4 Emperor ALEXANDER. An official despatch wu received with ber's on the occasion. tion with the Lord Mayor, of fulfilling, to the great benefit called to the Chair, and on the motion of Mr. LAWLESS, thanks 'mere, particularly when it was considered Mutual exidanations took place betw• E . I yesterday, confirming the intelligence of the resignation of COUNTY Warzneoan ELECTION.—Lord Middleton, of their fellow-citizens, the importadt duty for which the purpose of preparins a petition to Parliament against the Y enactment of any 'Bill for the Disfranchisement of the ;Ire i returned to ed the former Chairman, alr. Coppinger, and the Webster, and Mr. Steuart. and tt is due t. were established. the throne by Coesrawriss to Nrctiosas, who has been who is an extensive landed proprietor of the county, gives g de that their conduct was marked by a libera Forty Shilling Freeholders, or the Pensioning of the Irish his warmest support to Lord George Beresford at the next The Bank ot Ireland presented during the whole of volence, which did them much credit.— • I'll . formally proclaimed Emperor at St. Petersburgli. We Roman Catholic Clergy • to be ready for presentation OUTRAGES IN IRELAND. ing Irishman, of respectable a ppiarance, election, and it is said that his Lordship's tenantry are re- yesterday a rarange and unusual scene of bustle and con- should such measures be ;gain brought into Parliament." ---ewie--- have yet no knowledge of the circumstances under svhich solute in voting with their landlord. This is the Lord • the meeting. apd, after some preliminari fusion from the anxiety of persons possessing Irish silver On the night of Friday week a most sanguinary and sa- .•l The Rev. Alr. D'Ancr, P.P. in the Chair. modated in form, by_ being handed upon CONSTANTINE WAS induced to forego his birthright, and Middleton who, to show his devotedness to the good old coin tO ha • ve it exchanged for the English currency, as it Mr. N. Meirox proposed the first resolution. He read a letter vage murder was committed at Broomhill, in the imme- cited no small degree of merriment amon 1; • 1 illi / - ' it would therefore be idle to speculate concerning them. cause of Protestant ascendancy, has offered the sum of S mie facts wltich have transpired seem to indicate that there was a previous negotiation of some kind between the Im- perial brothers. We remarked yesterday, that the " ex- 20,000/. towards securing the return of No-Popery candi- dates for the count/of York.—Dehlin Evening Post. On Friday last, fr. Maurice O'Connell was taken into custody, in the neighbourhood of Tralee ; and upon being d • g traordinary delay of Coarse ANTINE at Warsaw" could be brought before the Provost, was bound over to keep the accounted for only by the existence of sonic proceedings peace for one year, to Mr. Leyne, himself in one thousand of this nature. The Etuile of Sunday announced that a r i nn j ile il and t tn wo sureli n es, so r. e ' a l c l h toma p s j;i . tzs l im . on , an . tl Senator, bearing the genuine Muscovitish name of Area.- j on „„1. ' n ' esti tit w, bad arrived at Warsaw, on a mission from Nt- Sir Wm. Barton, Knt. who died oil Saturday last, in the P° en 01. AS, " with the result of the delibe ations of the 71st year of his age, was one of the oldest merchants in Li- F Council at St. Petersburgh." It is not improbable that verP oo Y 1 Co:sweeten/re has made some arrangement by which he I.as secured for his own life the possession of the crown of 1. Ile had for man ears been at the head of the firm of Messrs. Barton, Irlam, and Iligginson. He had st , n knighted in the ear the honour of bei g y vision of present• 1816, on the oc- mg, as Mayor of Liverpool, an address of was the last day for receiving it at the Bank. The crowd was however so numerous, and consequently so many per sons were unattended to, that the Directors issued a notice, ...,„,„ , Mount-Kennedy. in announcin that the bullion office would remain open this ,i' - ''''-'' - • ' - from Ale. James Grattan to Mr. Thomas Jordan, of Newtown- ' diate vicinity, almost in the outlets of Kilrush, on the per- which the former gentleman expressed his conviction that unless the people expressed their opinion strongly • he meaeures called s• IYings," they would lose all right voting at elections ; and stated his belief that these measures son of John Galvin, who (with another person, whom they thousht they had murdered and left for dead, but who, we e are happy to,say, is likely to live to prosecute them to con- ey ( l'hursday). The multitude in the cash and other would be introduced during the ensuing S ssion. Mr. Mahon viction) a mob of miscreants waylaid and beat to death. offices of the Bank was equally numerous to that in tbe bullion office, in consequence of the regulation by which the Bank will remain closed till Monday. Mr. Goodison, Chief Peace Oflicer of College-street • tee l t ice d i e ffice . d'lndustrie. opinion, and after some pertinent observations on ' That this Meeting being impress , and his party, contributed materially to Tiro- for Disfranchising the Forty h public from the depredations of the Chem iers —Dublin Freeman's Journal of Thursday. f n h ig isi e nf ec lV . ing, concluded by proposing a resolution to the follow- the C ed with • conviction that Bills if possible, R still more diabolical character the disfran- on this premeditated and deliberate deed of blood, is, that the ruffians, when they haul done the work, went in a body to the house of their victim's father, exultingly boasted of 'billing Freeholder,. and pensioning what they hatl been doing, and desired him to go and atholic Clergy, will be subinitted to Parliament during the bring home his son. Six persons et suing session, conceive it their duty to express their opinion thereon, and that they will use every means within their power to Yesterday, Mr. Falkner, a respectable grocer of Grafton- • • met, Wks Summoned before the Magistrates of College- Mr. street police office, for having refused to allow more than un twelve Irish pence for a British shilling. At the hour ap- thought that the present was the tittle for the public to express that What stamps prevent the enactment ot such obnoxious measures." have been fully commit- ted to our gaol for the above offence, under a warrant froM John Lucas, Esq. Coroney ! who held an inquest on the It. O'GoamAx seconded this resolution, which passed WY of Gaivio• — Eanfr PoPer• animnusly Mr. REYNOLDS conceived that A few days ago three men, named Forrester, Berry, and all Irishmen were bound to come Mahon, met in a public-house near Nephin, and after strong brogue, but artless manner, he stat was from the county of Leitrim, and that e conduct of a Orem who had persecuted hi Testament. Ire described the prieet to h excommunication if he persisted in kee. his demand to have it delivered up to who also possessed one, and that the pri . aonal violence upon htm in consequence . : it, antl that he went lo his employer and his work. • o D f o h el s oo em u p p lo a y t e a r e , v e t r h a e l answered with so much readiness and , the M n e a . m l‘ e l ri e t a im m t e io e n , overwhelming applause of his auditory. 1 The Ctear R way said- that the facts • • -out by the statement of Captain Duckw , Mible Society at Leitrim, as well as by t the complaint had been lodged when t , The CillirinSti said that Captain Duck Poland. There would be the less difficulty in making this congratulatiod to the then Regent, our present gracious forward in defence, not only of their liberties, but what was still pointed for the hearing, Mr. Falkner appeared, and ob- drinking a quantity of whisky., Berry and Mahon accused begging that he would obtain employm arrangement as he has no children living, aud if any should Monarch, on the marriage of the late lamented Princees dearer, their religion, to redeem themselves from the thraldom Forrester with giving some information of nightly meet- London., butthnt he, fearing he might n harlotte. Sir Williani was a warm supporter of the King served that he Was not correctly designated in the sum- which the Bills alluded to were likely to impose on them, and m . written to that effect to Captain Deckle. hereafter be born from his present wife, they could not be C . mons, and might hive availed himself of that informality ; protect their religion from the attempts of those who would endelt. Ingo, which, it would appear, had often taken place in that ) and Constitutiose—Liyerpool Albion. however, the -Irishmaa found his wa regarded as fully legitimate. but lie was anxious to assure the Magistratts that he was V ! ) ~ rto destroy and exterminate it. He alluded to the period a neighbourhood. Forrester haul not time to make a reply, A letter from Vienna says that a report was in theists- t Mr. Butterworth) was happy to say he —.....m......—. tne u v eto, and stated that the means which were then dto stifle when one of them struck him on the temple with a smith's sensible of the injustice compleined of, and that it bad oc- • • • . employment tor him. and that he bore tion there, that the Greek irince Ypsilanti, who has been the public voice were exactly similar to those made use . of at pm. The contrary winds which for several days had prevented cu Ith u•h i rret ro 1, tit sconception ; but lie promised ai e l'k toker ; lie then ran out to the next house and fell dead. , with his present employers. for some years confined in the Castle of Montgatz, in sent. He concluded by proposing the second Resolution, which . the arrival of the Irish mails having ceased for a time, we occurrence should not again take place in his shop. erry and Mahon immediately absconded. An inquest . Mr. WEBSTER MoVed the thanks , Hungery, would he shortly restored to liberty, in conse- declared that - the Catholic clergy, although not affluent. were con. eesterday received the Dublin Papers to Saturday evening, quence of solicitations received frotn Warsaw,from a person ' Ihe gentleman who summoned Mr. Falkner stated to tented with the donations which a suffering people can Ittrord them, __ .. Was held on the body by Mr. Knox, and a verdict ef ' man, amidst great applause, and th- at! . the Magistrates that be was quite satisfied with that gen- and desire no change, but least of all such change as would deprive " W ilful Murder" found against Berry and Mahon. • o'clock. iaclusive. The extracts we have'matle will, in the present of high tank.—Brussels Paper. i A letter has been received from the officer belonging to tleman's explanation, but he thought it imperative upon !he priesthood, of the conf,lenee of the people; and that this meet. A young gentleman of the natne of Bradley, when re- , posture of Catholic affairs, be found of considerable inte- ing was of opunon that it is the duty of the members of every reit- turning from the chapel of Cloonscool on Christmas -day. The reduced duties on rum, 1 the Arid, which sailed from Falmouth a few months since, every citizen le avail himself of the earliest opportunity to gious persuasion to support its own ministers, and therefore con. ' menced on Friday last, a scene of - ' rest.. It will be perceived that the spirit of dissension is . was assaulted b a number of ruffians, who, without Rey I v ' for Mexico, under the command of Lieutenant Dillon, prevent a continuance of d practice contrary to law and denoted any measure that would make the Catholic clergy a charge . y. • at the Custom House and Exci 1 ( actively at work among the Irish Catholics. In spite of which conveys the melancholy information that Lieutenant justice, and by which the poor and working classes were upon the State." cause, beat hun In a most desperate manner. One of them officers connected with those de the endeavours of Mr. (noes( a se, and his personal Dillon and his son were unfortunately drowned by the up- suffering so materially; aud therefoje he had summoned The Rev slr. PuncELL seconded the resolution, which passed struck him several times with an iron bar, and another of . Unanimously- them with an iron crook, from which he received mary posts so early as seven o'clock in t . Mr. Falkner. settin of a boat The Lie tenan h s • friends, to prevent the discussion of the " wings," the sub- g • ut a left a widow and Me Hi CHAU n O'OORHAN proposed the next resolution, " That by their judicious arrangements, wounds on his head and face, beside several contusions on seven children unprovided for. Sir Garrett Neville corn l' ted h 1 p imen t e gent eman upon any abritignient of the elective franchise would not only be an in. . dealers who repairee thither to ject hex been brought forward at several collet) , meetings; his public spirit, and expressed his satisfaction at what had fringen his arms in entleauourin to ward off the blows which were We have received the Piedmontese Ga,:i.lte to the 30th ient or the rights of many Protestants. but a great means of . • . , . g . - ' Many of the excise officers sat and with, we believe, only one exception, the " wings" ult. It contains letters from Rome, • • I '1 1 giving «eat et ac- fallen from Mr. Falkner who, from his great respectability, deprivicg the Catholics of Ireland of the privileges granted them aimed at him. V arious other scenes of outrage and violence , • - si ceding night to prepare the requi . . have been voted to be every thing that is execrable. The counts from Ferrara of the inundation of the Po, which could not have intended any thing incorrect.—lbiti ;4* by the Legislature in ma, and thereby create n e limy and &satire- were exhibited in the same district, arising from intoxita- I Cstbdics of St. Audeon's parish held a meeting, specially, had risen to an extraordinary height. At l'esaro there was Sahodnee. tion in this country. tion, contracted in those seminaries of vice and wickedness, •gence and assiduity of Mr. Lowe . AI r. N. Menow seconded this resolution. the sheebeen-houses, with which every part of the county • 'Customs, have been spoken of • I' a terrible hurricane on the 9th which caused the sea to -- Mr. Renmoon ngreed entirely in the sentiments of the gentle- . . • whole of the trade. We have n on Saturday, to declare their hoatility to them ; and is infested.—Ballenn Impartial. oeerflo 1 d ' ' • DESTRUCTIVL CONFL•GRATION.--011 the 4th wt ie port an part of the town, and did great of De- hh d k i h 1 • 1 men w o a two en aga nst t ese measures; at tie same time, le duties received, but we unders It. judging by the temper lately displayed by tbe Catholic damage to the Mole. An ancient bastion 'was entirely cember, at nine o'clock in the evening, a fire broke out at called on the mover and seconder of 0 S I •b 1 ' the remlution, before the Meet. n um ay mg t ast a nian, whose name or residence . . Liverpool Albion. ing, not to be a means of creating dieunion among the Catholic we have not yet karned, was waylaid and inhumanly mur- ' leaders, we expect this e xample t o b e f o ll owe d. Unde r destroyed. On the loth the sea became rather more calm. Johannisberg, in the circle of Troppait, which a high wind b d I dlt • dlf ll h • - ' " ' • MINING INTELLIGENCE.—Q oy ; but et one an a come forwar ant man u y oppose t elr dered near, Piercefown, barony of eloycashel, in tills - . t •inmediatel s mato the middle of the town and in a ol) these eircumstaneeS the Proceedings of the New Association It is fsared that great damage must have been done to toe Is Y P ~ ort common enemies. Ile conjured tile gentlemen who oppneed these county. An Ing t was held on Thursday, at which a at Redrutb, January 5, 2,93$ ti rt of Senerglia because the newl erected works cannot cot Saturday were productive of no result. Mr. LAWLESS, P° . , . . y . . . . time 104 houses were in flames. All attem ts to stop their measures, in the name of God 1 to give up all personal feelinee P • da d • i • f h i" h number of Magistrates attended. Tbe particulars of this , --Quantity of fine copper, 227 be sufficient y consolidated te resist such an extraordinary progress were in vain, though the inhabitants of the neigh- Mr• Menow de re here—in tle tace o eaven, an before t e of sale, 18,899/. 12s. 6d. Avera. fur the sake of unanimity, stiggested the propriety of put- tar of the Almighty !—that he never entertained a ;mama feeling • ts atrocious crime have not yet reached us. A few nigh impetus of the waves.—Letters from Coin 1 ' ace ito of the bo r' g t I ll 1 ' 1 ll ha l uin coun ry, ant a tie engines t iat cou u e h i W. T. Coleman, Esq. is ap ting down all these who differed from him, and Mr. leth say, there had been constant storms on the Sth, 9th, procured, were on the spot, even from the Prussian w eti le op d the Wings; and said that the im utation was ulte ranee the house of a farmer in the parish of DrumraneS pose p q h - . s fth Customs at this unfair. was attacked by a gang of ruffians, w o demanded a " me- ,f' k urveyor o e • O'Cor. eau, finding the stream against him so powerful, 10th, llth, and 12th ; that the sea had risen to a great fortress Of Neisse, which is eighteen miles distant. • The Rev.Alr.PUnCret, after speaking afew worths referring to the ra i Messrs. Bowyer and Jones.—Gl pot, in which Connor, the infottner was allowed to ' pledgee nimself to (oppose tire wings if they were ever again • height, and inundated the country The fire, fanned by the constant South winds, continued to R t esolution, and alluding to the declaration of Dr. Doyle at Me late boil his tatocs," and havin s ot it the ver adroitly, Ford, the labourer, who latel Extract of a letter rep ' • ' ' eived in Dublin, dated Demerara, 'urn under the ruins of the houses, which Were, for the meeting in Carlow, said that he had not, like that illustrious pre- P 0 1.,g , y y . ()landed with the Catholic Question however favourable late, a mitre or crozier to lay down ; but he raised is hand to heaven, sans ceremonie, broke it in piecu s.—Doblin Pater. murder in Birmingham upon t l. t • Nov. 6 :—" The deterioration of West India property, - most part, of brick, and the danger continued for four days • he may feel disposed towards them as substantive measures, owing to the repeated alterations in the Slaver Laws, is , d declared in the face or God that lie honed it w ttlit he withered for on the ltil the steeple of the church was burning the an • ' '. • ° eliopkeeper of that town, was A ludicrous instance of tnistrans - ratiim . which might have Clare, and obliged u 3 leave t il" , The Association for 1826, he stated, would certainly meet, materially felt by merchants and all others connected with • to the body before It would receive a shilling front Government. body of the building being already des!royed. Even the (cheers.) Let no man say the... Catholics were acting wrong in their been atteuded with more serious consequences, is said to tleeds." In the month of Oeto , on the 16th inst., and the grand dinner wad fixed for the tbc West India interest ; and there is little inducement for vaults are broken tn. The whole place is a mass ot ruins. oppmitien to the Wings; they were only adhering to then prim have taken place at a town in Devonshire. The lady of a from a tenant of Hugh 0' Logli . a young man toiling in the West Indies now to acgnire the Above 300 familiejs are without shelter in this idelement ciples and their religion : they were not violating concord ; they f h D k f 's lof February. No notice was taken ote u c o respectable solicitor having had a severe accouchement, le • it at the fair held at Clonroad means of getting into business for himself, as the prospects season, reduced to extreme distress, with no prospect of were only opposing the enemies of their country and of that re. , ._. . n . s. tem wrote a prescription for her, which he directed Noavoi.x's refusal to accept the presidency, though it has he mav 1 11 • . to t in view are rarely attainable, and ultimately help but from heavenand the compassion of the benevo- ligion. (Cheers.) He declared that no Priest could ever take the Pt ' month. When the yearling w- , °tithe which were contained in Mr. Plunketee late Bill ; and con- to ire taken pro re nab:. This, a young son of Esculapius• known to be the thief, lie mat evidently much damped the zeal of the party. may Ce unprsfitable. The two Comets are very visible lent. —Frankfort Paper. chided by saying. that he had heard ftsnn a respectable Catholic in who had but lately entered upon his apprenticeship, with —...amme.-- . and quitted the country alt , • Isere, and the heat for the last three months almost insup- Yesterday the despatches for Bombay and China, by the this ceuntry, that it was the declared opinion of Dr. England, that CITY, TUESDAY EVENIWG. the help of his Dictionar d " For the thing born, y rea cheek of Ford, and the loss of portable, the general consequences. of which are, want of ship Abercrombie Robiuson, Capt. John Innes, were closed Alr. Plunkett was not a mid to be trusted by the Catholics. which lie naturally concluded to be the child, and sent a • were both caused by the bursti • Consols opened firmly this morning at 83, and at that good rain.water, and ' ' swami to a great extent "—Dublin at the East India House, and delivered to the purser of e A resolution to petition was then agreed to, when Hugh 51‘Don- :II, Esq. was called to the Chair, and the mee I 1 tng separate , ...- half-pint disse, properly labelled, for the infant instead of /never. quotation they continued for several hours with very little Paper. that ship. Dublin Evening Pod, the mother. , , . . . . . I .. . ‘ • 4. 1 11 et 4 ___ . _ _. ' -', . . I _.