mos have been two gatherings of Repealers in Dublin this week ; the one a parish-meeting held on Sunday, the other the weekly meeting of the "Loyal Association." The loyal lion...

struggle of the corporations for the retention of their privileges threatens to renew the civil war, if the Queen and her Ministers persist in enforcing the limitation-act. The...

them- selves, are becoming satiated of the subject, and are now begin- ning to consider what France is likely to get by going to war with England, and what she is more likely to...

immediate cause of the riot does not appear, but the downfall of the Minis- ters was the cry. This movement had been put down without any loss of life ; and though it appears to...

a sub- ject of great moment. The Legislature having in its wisdom thrown the country on her own precarious resources for the supply of the principal article of food, the changes...

of London to Prince Albert took place yesterday, in Guildhall, which had been fitted up for the occasion. Great fears had been entertained on Thursday that the ceremony would...

Bishop of Durlutin, to recover the sum of' 91. 18s. 4, 1 51/. for groceries supplied to the Bishop's son whilst at Dr. Butler's school at Shrewsbury came on for trial. The...

was Iteld on Wednesday evening; Mr. Bagshaw, the late Member for Sudbury, and President of the Association, in the chair. The following statement was made of the results of the...

THE principal events at Court during the week have been the departure of the King and Queen of the Belgians, on Monday ; and the celebra- tion of the birthday of Prince Albert,...

week. On Monday morning, a fire broke out on the premises of Mr. Wins- land, a carpenter and builder in Brewer Street, Bloomsbury; which extended to numerous houses in the...

Ninth Royal Lancers, stationed at Hounslow Barracks, were summoned before the Magistrates for performing various freaks in the neighbourhood, to the damage of the property of...

It appears Bet :'. • .1 Cromptini, his intention en' S'eg the Iselin •.•"• reasscialding of : and \V. :Durham, who some ties 0 0. the representation of' Os it • anel...

I• 'mon, \vies ill h0iItLIl lss the lat. i 1 0•rn Counties Jt:iit000v. \\ as I, • . nest at Ilrents ouel s. aas• lequest svas noe I.. CI,toobics it Go ..1,„ r, who...

intendedfor the conveyance of mails to Alexandria, arrived at Southampton oa Saturday, from Liverpool. Iler excellence as a sea-boat has been die played on her passage from...

glad to find, continues. The Manchester Guardian of Wednesdaygir—e, the following report. " Our market yesterday was in pretty nearly same state as on the preceding Tuesday :...

last Nor- wich Assizes for the murder of hiswid. was executed on Saturday. To the last he denied his guilt ; tieeiela there is no reason whatever to doubt, not only that he was...

Mr. Sturge ' s Bir- mingham Election Committee, requests us to supply some deficiencies in Muntz soma Sturge, of winch a brief account, the report of ' the case, faithfully...

The Lord .1,ientenata lets approved a tIe ree,h11111CIldation of ' the Grand Jury of Galway to red tee the Conqabulary forced that county ; and directions have Leen given to...

a libel, was tried at Liverpool Assizes on Saturday. The libel charged Sir Robert Holt Leigh, formerly Member for Wigan, with Mr? entered into collusion with the trustees of the...

Angel Inn at Ludlow were roused from their beds by cries of "lire" front one of the bedrooms ; and a noise was heard of breaking glass, as if some one were making frantic...

Nicholas Without, St. Luke, and the Bishop's and Derm's Liberties, was held on Sunday, for the purpose of aiding the cause of Repeal. Several resolutions aud speeches, of the...

of the province of Munster—" We, together with sonic of our contempo- rules, have given great offence to the Repeal journals, because we ventured to question the...

to the delight of his numerous friends in that city, has been thrown front a gig, and severely hurt, but not to such a degree as to hinder his re- appearance in a few days.

Gazette gives the apportionment of the duty throughout the kingdom as tbilows, on the authority of a correspondent to be relied upon. The Rochester district, 15,000/. ;...

There has been sonic mystification as to the " whereabout " of the Colonial Secretary ; which we find elucidated at last by the Dumfries Ti mes , It appears that Lord John...

The accounts of the state of the crops continue favourable. The storms at the beginning of last week did much damage in the North, but not to so heavy an amount as was feared....

Ili a former number we adverted to the mpolitie indiscriminate system of Railway-taxation. which final's the subject of comment in the Fourth Report of the Select Committee...

Prince Albert completed his twenty-first year on Wednesday. The parish-bells ushered in the morning with merry peals. The West-end of the town presented a more than usually...

been released from Chelmsford Gaol, his friends having paid the rate and costs, in all amounting to 80/., or thereabouts. This is said to have been done without his knowledge or...

inquire into the advantages aftbrded by the different ports for the West Indian mails, has been published ; from which it appears, that the Committee strongly recommend...

Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, we are told by the Moniker of the 23d, are in rapid progress. Nothing has as yet been done in public. It is said that the Prince and about...

sev era l f a , hest weed; as well ;es in celebrating the fetes in honour of 'tub er ' s hest weed; as well ;es in celebrating the fetes in honour of 'tub er ' s w e t() iris...

11th instant. At ten o'clock, a groupe of people collected in the Estrella Square, and were joined by three sergeants and about forty privates of the Muuicipal Guard stationed...

rumours of a European war hail stirred up the pablic mind in Italy ;.1110Veinents on the part of " the Petriets" were apprehended; and the petty Sove- reigns of the Peninsula...

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%died' an- . 5•• .5 1 5 - I ..•„ • . . - • . • I papers state that King Leopold, min) reached Brussels on the 2etit, " If I :on mid, •:( F,, ,,',•• s.•...

hi. lhoopt,•11. ii 1 , th,• •t• mt, ! • •t!to befriend it : 5,011 %dm lei, j5''l'iriCIlI i is•• P •• t Dr. Hampden ? As a mui ht has unmie-tientil...

understandim; with .:,, , ,1 1,•:,,•. ot, 1 p• .:, ..-.:: , 11, of the Levant, hut also of the ■-reat importance which these (!outts have III vet the French...

BErr Eli is 'PO TI1E EDITOR 01' THE SPECTATOR. 'Amami, 28111 .1uguit 1840. SIR—Allow me to take the liberty- of askin g you to say, what course you think should lat pursued...

AN extensive model of Hobart Town, n o i : t i s t o / f le tb s i e s a r le la o c f e a tt n r d en o tI sy one inch, with two small moving panora are now exhibited at the...

Ar../ tl. prole:pal operators Lave tecis lIt s cont:.•1•1.•il with the rg eon- e.prts:.&,... The imprnveinclit in the l'reni Is Fintsts Irs net ol so g reat an effect ; T...

Airived 11 4 \ •• \b1■.••ille; yr.,1 Ilindostan, liengat ; s'.. I :.;t11, Slutddiel:. rout] the ; " , e-ot. oo t•‘,,t,■111Va!,..-:. A t I) I Ii Janie, Ett...

DINNER TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. mo ss other methods resorted to by the Opposition to tenze the publication or an an- I'M :Ministry of the first P IT T, was Royal Speech at the...

W il es l a st we toueltial upon the question or the Eat, We eNpreSSed. With 1.0rd PAI.N11•31ST4 (ICC:Ian:thin that no English igents 11..:1 been employ, cd to stir up the...

THE Morning Chronicle Scents to be in a sad perplexity between its professions of regard for Lord DuitilAM NVIlile alive, and the necessity of paying count to Ministers. The...

THE Metropolis Improvements Committee, in their two Reports made to the Douse of Commons in June and .Tun Iv last, recominetal the adoption of several plans for enlarging and...

" UNDERSTAND - INC, " airs the Globe, " by the slain quo, tin colbree. uncut if necessary', on Mehemet Ali, of those terms of equitabk arrangement which at present he would seem...

he ' con- hy :lie 11 , ...-trar-General mid one or more d'dmi.iiissioners, to be ana ow money re:10.v. work ' up, to be ' appoimed me the parpose, who are to prepare the...

ToroottArnv. A Hand.Rook for Tr.tvellers in the Ionian Islands, (Core, Turkey, Asia Minor. and Constantinople; being a Guide to the Principal Routes in the countries, im...

THE arrival of the season for excursions, when London is deserted and places are crowded to which the world can be conveyed by steam, might be divined by a recluse who only saw...

ERMAN C ON V ER S ATION. grACK-TEAcimits have so long been in the 11E0)4 of flattering the indolent and ignorant with the it tied they can furnish thew, in the form. of rut and...

Tins novel is the work of a clever and reflecting mind, possessing an acquaintance with certain kinds of life rather than a Ion orl,(1,!;-e of the world, and neither devoid of...

Tins small publication is full of important matter. It is an appeal to the Colonial Minister, entreating him not to destroy a growing branch of our commerce by promoting an it...