POSTSCRIPT TO THE WEEK'S NEWS.
SPECTATOR OFFICE, SATURDAY.
German papers, which anived this morning, announce the surrender to the Greeks of Thebes, in the island of NiTopont.
An article from Odessa states that the plague has nearly disappeared : there were only three cases in the hospitals.
We have no later account respecting the Clare Election than Wed- nesday, from Ennis. Mr. O'Connell was there ; and it was generally understood that there would be a contest, for the purpose of trying the strength of the quibble raised by the Solicitor-General. Mr. O'Gorman Mahon would, it was believed, be put in nomination with Mr. O'Connell, to prevent any use being made cii quibble in favour of the Orange party. The number of voter; ,stimated at nine hundred, of whom it is supposed seven hundred v: support 0-Con- nell ; but the intention was, if Mr. O'Gorman became a can- didate, to poll four hundred for Mr. O'Connell, al:d ihe remainder for
him.
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