• • Sru.,—As I have yet some months to remain in this country, it is my earnest wish to preserve the good opinion of those friends who have so generously and nobly manifested their approbation of my character and talents. As the servant of the public, lam Itmenable to public opi

On Wednesday, the 4th, at Dublin, - Samuel White, Esq. of Kilkikea House, second son of Luke White, Esq. M. P. to Salisbury, second daughter of George Rothe, Esq. of Mount Rothe, Kilkenny, At St. George's, Hanover-square, H. B. Curteis, eldest son of E. J. Curteis,-Esq. M.P. to

BARCELONA, SEPT. 19. SUPREME JUNTA OF HEALTH OF CATALONIA... - The yellow Ilver, which, at the beginning of last August, appeared in vessels anchored in the port of Barcelona, afterwards _showed itself in the Barcelottetta, in spite of the vigilance and exertions made by the sup

• IsPLamm.tionY NEwsParEn.:--Between one and two o'clock on Tuesday morning, the 25th ult., an alarming fire was discovefed in one . of tho attics, in the dwelling-house of Colonel Lumley - , at Cuckey, in this county. The servant, by whose carelessness the accident happened, ha

Taxes Laud Taxeg Miicellaneous 2,470,683 7,552,021 1,581,204 375,000 760,576 174,522 71;642 2,8.11,231 8,149,229 1,625,220 342,000 793,533 207,u81 61,222 173,546 597205 44,016 10,420 880,984 43,420 43,420 Increase on quarter 837,304' It thus ultimately appears, that although the

he will go to Paris, Berlin, and Vienna, in full regal state.—BHghlon Herald. Soon after the King's arrival in Dublin, one of the boys of the Deaf and Dumb Institution, GlasneVin, actually wrote a letter to his Majesty, and sent it by the penny-post. It commenced with the words.

Pour minutes elapsed in measurement fa the first blow, and Randall confined himself together very close waiting for lila antagonist to make the play. Randall made a left-handed hit to draw hi § adversary to close quarte: s, but it was parried, and Martin hit out left and right,

CORN-EXCHANGE, SEPT. U. The supply of Wheat since Monday having been very moderate, and the weather still continuing particularly unfavorabl e, the trade has been advancing since that day. What little to hand this morning, met a ready sale, at an advanze of ful l ss. per quarter

We are requested by an East India Friend to copi the follow. letters from the Asiatic Journal, which we readily comply with, conceiving they will be interesting to our readers:— • Sin,—The subject of fortunes rapidly maL!e in India by the Civil Servants of the East.ludia Company

a GCILDTIALT..—AN IMPOSTOR.—Amongat tbe number o f prf Boners, amounting to no less than 37, who were brought up on Monday before Alderman Cox, for various offences, the following case deserves notice:— miserable-looking old fellow, named Johi Galloway, who gets hi living by his