On Tuesday, by special license, at Ham-house, by the Rev. H. P. Hamilton, M.A„ Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, the Most Noble Charles Marquess of Ai'.esbury.K.T-.Ac. &c., to the beatiful Miss Maria Tollemache, youngest daughter of the Hon. Charles Tollemaeh, and grand-daug

have received German papers to the 20th inst. They are greatly filled with complaints against the Hungarian Diet. It appears that the people are quite tired of its tedious debates, which lead no result whatever. For nine months it has been sitting, and has done nothing. With res

We are sorry to say that the infamous practice of incendiarism is on the increase in some of the provinces.— Ayr.

From the correspondence of Napoleon with the Empress Josephine, just published in Paris the respectable house Didot, and publicly recognized as authentic by fcer daughter, the ex-Queen Hortense, we extract the following interesting letters:—lt may be necessary to premise, that,

EM PORI. M Foa THE EMPORI AND. SALE OF TEAS, GOFFEES, SUGARS, WINES, SP S, SPICES, FRINITS, PICKLES, SAUCES &84 5, LuOWER SACKViLLE-S'IttEET, / DUBLIN. v / N announcing the opening of the above Eetailishment, and respectfully inviting anl inspection and comparison of its varied S

ifrb OrtrnanWs Mournal. DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, AUGUJST 28, 188. We have nothing this week of the slightest political im- portance from the north of Euxope, or from France. The sovereigns of Austria, Prussia, and Russia are on a progress through their respective dominions, and the kin

The Post of last evening, taking advantage of the sessi0Pal. holidays, commences the work of gratulatijg the Ministerial leaders with an Io triurmphe! on the splendour of their Par- liamentary achievements. The Western Colonies, India, and Ireland are'selected as the great scene

The ultra Conservative and the ultra Radical portion of the Press, to whom the present Government ia penally obnoxious, are announcing that his Grace succeeds his illustrious father-in-law Viceroy of Ireland. ]t is not very evident how they would be benefited by the change, for