Mr, Perrin brought the Municijml Corporatiuns' (Ireland) Bill, amidst loud cheers from theMmiateriai Itenches. The was read first time, ordered printed, and to read seeoiel time Friday next.

Lord John Russel! gave notice that on Monday he would move for leave to bring in a bill for the farther reduction the militia staff Bog laud and Ireland. SKtIUIRT AS TO GENERAL DARRINS. Lord J. Russell neat gave notice that on the appointment of the Committee to inquire into the

The first race was for a Silver Cup, value 20 Guineas, for yachts not exceeding feet keel, the property of gentlemen resident between Lanesboro’ and Shannon Bridge. The Yachts entered for this race were— NAME. OWNER. The Sylph, R. M. Joyce, Red, The Gazelle, A. Chagncau, Blue an

The last race for this day was for a silver salver, value 15 gs. It being a 4l time race” the yachts started in the following order:— 1 Swan, I.ancer, 3•• • • 4 Swallow, 5 Gazelle, OWNER. ri-AG. TIME. M. Hogan, 'White & Blue, 0 Lieut." Woods, Blue Pendant, 3 min. Mr. Crawford, Bl

Augusta, Belfast, Henry Thompson, Esq. of Fitiwilham-place, Dublin, to Letitia Adelaide, daughter of George Black Esq., of Stranmillis, county Antrim. At her father’s house in t'itzwilliam-square Dublin, Catherine, eldeat daughter of Bernard Muhins, Esq., Michael lialfe, jun . s

In pursuance of a notice, a Meeting of the proposed Railway Committee was held on Saturday last; the meeting was respectably attended. We observed, among others, the following gentlemen : Sir Samuel O Malley, Bart. ; George Clendening, Esq. j Sir William O’Malley, Major 11. Blak

viN.—The C&dhß M. Mcndizabal. Confidence is expressed his administration, bat the whole document written in fone of.dislrost docs not augur for a long continuance the alliance between the parties. Advices to the alt. state that that time the people of Cadiz professed themselves

The usual returns of the revenue for the quarter ended on Saturday, will be found in detail in detail in another column. From these table* it will be seen that upon a comparison of the present financial year with last, there is a deficiency of income to the amount of 1,084,600/.

James Gaught, the fellow who had been ** raising the wind” in this town last week, has been since stirring in his vocation through the remoter districts ; and under the same mask that, he used here, that of being the servant C. Cooper,- Esq. an Engineer Officer engaged on the Or

Charles J. Williams, Esq. of Hardwicke-street, Dublin, youngest son of the late Captain Williams, of the Light Dragoons, Anna, youngest daughter of Joseph \V. Belcher, Esq. of Dominick-street. At St. Peter’s Church, Cork, John T. Lamerte, Esq. Miss Wiseman. In the Parish Church