MR. O'CALLAGHAN is still ...
;M8. O'CALLAGIHAN IS stiT Wfin iFfor 12 hours out of the 24 to his nnrrow andsolitary tell,and his diet continues the same-brCad and water. I4e was on Saturday visited by several respectable individuals, many of whom (hereto- fore strangers to him) came to express their sympathy in his suflerings. Notwithstanding that they were exposed to the wbich theni poured down viol.ently, many of nen remained standling outside the gratings of thle p..ce grrs cell, until thle. latest moment to whilt t1tranvH 9re allowed to remaita in that part of the prison. 3Ir. &-allagban has already teceived several lettets from gentlennen of the highest rrespectability, stronglv advising him to submit his whtole ease to the consideration 'of the Secretary of State for the Home Department, and tomemro: rial for theremission ofhissentknce. Actingon this advice, he has prepared a memorial to Mfr. PeeL and we understand that the jury who tried the case have signed another me- morial to the Right Hon. Secretary to the same effect. The Exhibition of the Sociefy of .WIater-Colours closes, vwe observe, on Saturday niext. Those who admire this branch of art, which hbasbeen brduohtY to a degree of per- fection which would have exceeded the belief of the most sanuaine artists fifty years ago, will make a point ef not -ne- glectin- to see the present collection, which, for various and decidWAexcellence, surpasses any that we have -yet- seen, The skill of Fielding, Robson,r Barret, and Prout, (besides a great number of others.) was never so unquestionably manifested, as in those of their works which are this year exposed to the view. (n Saturday a Committee Of the Lords of the Council assembled at the Council-office, Whitehall, to hear appeals from the island of Jersey.- We tareparticilarly rcqueste4 to state, that the obser- [vations whxd havc nppeared in seve-.al of tliC newspapers respecting 'the late C GapWti.eneral are devoid of trtth, and are evidently written by persons unacquainied with even the names of Arh.- dcacon Owen's relations. The nep4ew to whoni allusion is nmade has been dead many years. lWe are desired by the Co4dnittee for the erection of a. monument to the late james lVntt, ito correct the omission of the rnaes of the Earl of Liverpool and the Right Plon. F. Robinson, LE members of the Committee. - E Errata in the report of tlhe Afeeting at the Free- masons' tavern on Friday-In Mir.iuskisson'sstieeeci, Instead of - rinder the will of man," &c. read 'render the will or man," &c. In Sir J Maidntosh's sipeecd, or " after observing at great - th upon the:effcctsof tidrdiscovOries,"read "these discovenr1W"