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 By the arrival of the packet ship Philadelphia, London papers to the l7th Sept. were received at New York.

 Great Britain.-'Chere is nothing i'm portapt il, the contents of the papers as 10 British affairs.

 sSir JYaAer ScoH.--Tne following brief rnelancaoly notice of this illustrious ia- dividaal is from the Edngburg Weekly Jov7al .--ssit grieves us deeply 10 state that not many hours can elapse ere the great author of Wayereley, will be xo morc.o

 Er Royal Fanlily of Paris.--Our G. O. vefnmeat has granted to Charles \. the free.use of Kings steamer, to convey him from EdIngbargh 10 Hamburgh; but Prussia and Austria refuse him passports, unless the Duchess of Berri, who is now in La Vendee, accompanies. the Royal family to Gratz.

 Irslaad--Bloody Massacre. e.---The fol- lowing brief statement of dreadful massacre. which took place in Ireland, on the 9th of Sept. is extracted from the Cork Reporters

 It appears that the Rev. Mir. Gavan proceeded. a few days since to value the tythes in the parish of Wallsiown, near Donerailc. It was thought neces- sary, in order to effect the oblect, that a detachment of the l4th regiment ot infantry from Buttevant, and police from the neighboring stations, all under the direction of several magistrates, amongst whom the names ofG. B. Low. Esq Admiral Evans, Gen. Barry, and c. Nagle, Esq. have been returned te Us, shoald b. procured. The process of valuation had scarcely commenced when fhe people, to the number of be tween l2 and I5,O00 began to manifest indications of hostility; whilst the au- thorities on the other side, evinced q determination to resist any attempt that might be made to frustrate the va luation. The people, as they increased in numbers, become more and more re- solute and exasperated; stones were thrown at the military; the order to fire upon and charge was given by the magistrates, and an instantaneous and general discomfture of the .unarmed peasantry was the result. The retreat ing party were met by company oi sHighlanders' from CastIetownroche. when another conflict ensued, the re. suit of witch was that four persons were killed, fifteen badly wounded, and eighteen or twenty made prisoners The whole country for several miles round has been thrown into state o great consternation, and the feelings ol the farmers and peasantry are reused to pitch of fearful excitement.

 After a protracted and anxious in- s.quiry, tho coroner's jury hroughtin their verdict of sjust5fable honnesde, on be half of all the parties who took so fatal a part in this atIrs,y.

 France .-The arrangements of the ministry, and the meeting of Chambers remain still 2 mystery. lt.was .rumor- ed thai Il. Dupin had again failed in his expectation of a seat in the cabinet, and that he means to offer himself as a candidate for the Presidency of the Chamber of Deputies.

 Imprisoned French .Ministers.--The health of Polignac has suffered much lately from his captivity. Ii has been proving upon his mind, in spite of his Jortitnde and of the constant and aiIec- tlonate attentions of his excellent lady ;3 phe IS at Ham, and permitted to visit slm from i2 to half past 4 in the after 