SOCIEFY Tim IMPitOVENP.:NT OF IRELAND (taassesertvr or !EC,' OR PANTY). We b tve Men favoured with ac ipy of Cie pith. tihd 'pinatas 111 010 prie. hug' of admi ruble iciety —together wilt the '• Fir 4 no : imond the Select appoioted by the li .u..e of (' in 1831. di invir Into t

country, ant to the appearance of persons armed, as well by as by night, to the terror other Majesty's . subjects, and who, there is good remise to believe, do not bear arms for any legitimate pun ; use-1 nun directed by the Lord hieutetiant to state, fur your information and gu

THE BOARD OF GUARDIANS, 03 reeeive Teuders to supply the Work- V V house with White cud Brown BREAD from the 14th:1nstant, to the Ist day of May next, and with BEEF of Best Quality, and Comae MEAT for Soup, for the same period. The Tenders will be considered at a Meeting of the

petition presented by the Earl of Nlountrashel, praying the house 1 tor the relief of the swarms of Irish pauper* poured into the port of Liverpool at OD average of a day. The Marquis of Westmeath felt it his duty to enter his protest against the aspersions +wawa the Irish landl

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tiOCI A 4 the Managing Committee of tinacioeiety, wss held on the 2. instant. Preaident 4 the Society, the Earl of . . 'l,nearty, in the Chaw •— • The other neenthere present were, Lord Clan-4..4".1.. the 1114411. Fuer trench. I/. d. .1. Itottnellan, Eng., All'lhwagh, Erg. C. Fti

Edward Esq. Plaiodtf. Dareiniek Bodkin. I Lui io M u r K Johl klerwi Nlaz:lire. and I !.onaa4 Mannire. lie:ondan re. VOULSUANT thelNeree of Her Majesty's I ligh Couttof Chaney/ in Irdand, made in this Cause 'And bowing dutc the uf November, 17.4 P, 1 fa. it 11 1 .14 FIN - Sots :

From the Dublin Erening Post Tu. 811 y. The London journals of yesterday did not reach us until hail-pat twelve o'clock to-day. The Foreign news is rather important. REVOLUTIONARY RIOTS IN tiENEVA. The Paris papers state that disturbances, attended with bloodshed, have broken ou

It is said that the natural sciences ---- are not suited for youthful minds; that the very analysis of nature renders their cold toward: her. We admit it if the instruction ,is intrusted to philologiste, who treat nature as they do their Latin Grammar, who hardly know anything a

termini of the Expenditure of the fund* of the Sub('ommittee of up to tia) 6,13 U. Receipt. Expenditure. -rrpt,su an i Lhowitions, 4c. s. Robert Fr.•url., Fog .. Kotiert From+. jun . Fog Ker. J. S. Bucket; Mes-rs. K. Guitiness .nd Co M( Ii jun.. kev. John 01; rs ty. Kew. J..bn k