IRISH. CORPORATIONS. The Tory peers, under the p6tent spell of their Mephis- topholes, have placed themselves once more in a predicament that courts, and provokes a collision with the House of Commons, and I this from no better motive than unappeaseable hostility to his Ma- jesty

TO 00XNXJLL SUY3SCfIPTION. p o ('ON N ELL ha's been dleprived of his Seat, o 1j p pin lw dgent Similar to that Na inch deprived Bris- l ot the Ott, if `'arlt iantit of SoiLt e of her Sou~ndeSt patriots, li m-piaymitet of' a rate, wshichi wsas fnot by laws tttilt- CitlVe 17' ieh i

The annual deliberations in parliament upon this axio- e matic grievance, are a reproach to our morals and our in- reflects. We boast our advanced civilization; we prate of' e the swift march of social improvement; we vaunt our pro- gress in all the fields of human knowledge; Ie

' .~v bLY-tOo;ls, PRINCE'S-STREET, ,i~r-B'yRoBRISTOL. re p\EFIT of the BLIND BAOTHERS, , ssrs. WI & N. WILLIAMS, I 1 nost respectfuln & beg leave to acquaint the 1f L9il()5 ?? Gentlemel of Bristol, Clifton, adil their .r at. leis. i corlsac Witll the wishesof their Friernils. the

I )arliameitarp Intrtligemca. HOUSE OF LORDS.-PFRIDAY. The Bishop Of EXTF.R, in presenting a petition froom the clerrgy of the archdeaconry oft Wells, praving for protection for the church of Ireland, alludcd to the report of the commissioners of national education in Ireland, no

XA?KET ZX??LLZG?0?? ce h 3ne and ,Tth t he L in nce lant ilfs all end !ao ?? an Lon bhe vted if V 2 1)5!" :ha lsb vth sf1 hali nye Ise bi at omt Od.t na- 'he 'be aiti ire vre Iko b!e ?? tve Iel lie cii- be me, ty: and 4th Iota his I of was nee ant ills- ?5iO5 is rig- an- zen tnd

THE LA TEST INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, FRIDAY MoRNING. An extraordinary express from Paris, dated August 17, has just reached us, bringing the second edition of the Jouarl de Paris, which contains the followingbulletin:-" Government re- ceived thisday the following despatches,which we

rOLICE MEETING. 310nday, June 13. The PRaOVOST, Preses. Trhe PROivosi sald that, before the meeting prtceeded to their oadinary bu,tiness. hie had to lay before them a letter, which, as President of thi s Bosard, lie was very sarry to receive, though, as a private friend sad wrol

,) ?? - ?? - ?? ?? - Fridr:y, Marck 25. Lord1` PJ.UNI(EcTT iroverd thle sec.ind readling if the Irish B3arkruijt bill, tbe olbject of which w:as, to conerrlidate the liieircnt act3 oil he sebjVect. At prcieet, ?? busil:res was cesctondcted by 2:i ?? histedl of whrem, tei wl cipoe

No. 111. BARBOURI. A . riouG It it is impossible to ascertain, with certainty, thc precise tiic adli Iitc of this great poet's birth, vet it has, wit il somc showe of pIausibility, bre-m cotajccturel that he was a native of Aberdeent. Ilt aI Charter, by Dnsist 11., to the Carmti