... 'CJIdPujul,-:zJ 0'X'o A Post1 Assemlbty was hled r ;LEb Uci ,u rdy-I House, in Williani-siret) Do sftnl ldy las(, ti elect an Alderman in the 'oiis 6f 4 il. .George, whoht formally relinquished that o~see, sod to tr4we iD 9 consideration the nafore and: tertdelecy -f the bs tlight Bill lately introduced to the flouse. ef Corn ,mons by one of tbtlir Represetative,, &e. & Aiderman Shaw, having ...

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... | . Pl Ol VI0Nl-LlIENCE. I'ALmwA-:y, JANx. -It s with unfeigned rcgret sve haye to announce the prematuredeath of Edward Browncr, Esq. or Castleloyie', in. this Colnty; §hboot three o'dkck, this day, as he was passing' near H&rsels3. asccomnpanied by Ihis servantin agig, be received a shot vhich caused his imn- aediate death. 'He was, it is supposed, mistaken for ?? 1 person, whose ...

... J Ti f-lltiing account of a late ;eropifotV of| Motunt Vesuvius i's ex1rhitecl from a German paper, d and will be-read with interest, though the pheno- v m6enonn which it describes was atiended by none.of p those calamities which usually give them a hold on c -the-bttention ?? f : NiprS, BEa.. 7._ Although -Yetias for fi ibe last hirteen months, has. neverceased-.-o pour b forit'ireamsof lava ...

... STASIMEN OFMNP.. NtJRRflA-ANDb MR E 6,t t ' -EHiaiig. puichased Commissions in the Lint.er ?? . men' of the t laitgi LnuioN.` ra sed in this country bv Gene, ltla b'Evereur, and having been at I.algaritt t, f4am whence d yjeaissst retuarnedt We deern.i4. Oyriury ko'cqlme~fi.prard.w , .. ther .offic'ermt tate, dione,; 'ttc ohiirliiein sr's~eut~ 9Blreakly LAeore tbrblc 6tle o'nrlinittecc, ?? ...

... I PROVINCrIL IVTELLGENCr. I GALWAY, JAN. 1 8.-In our pubiication bf Thurs, day last, we had the painful duty of announcing to our readers the death of the'much-lamented Edward Utowne,' in the par. ticulars of which we were ?? acciurate, notwithstanding the lateness efsthe hour uhen the newls reached'omr Oflice.- ThW following particulars we have from a Gentl'imnr, upon whose veracity we can ...

... LtIN G IN THE ULN TXB ST.TES. tIVIN~~ I . t\t9 (Iromn Cobbett's WSzEKLY RF.0 VE a, of January 15, 1820.) 0 To a Gentleman who-tells me that he. is a farmer,;whose b {casen rill expire this -year, and who says that he has four bl chilth'n, and tbat his capital may possibly amourt to fi ve J thousand pounds. *6 Si-R,-You ask me, first, whether I would 'ad' f vise you to go 10 Airerica; second, ...

... co uxTY ) OF KILDI)Aff. $ESSlit3 0F .AT1Y-JAs. 17. or ieporter, who attended at the Sessions of ttlhy, has furnished us with the following brief par- tiiulars of the trial, to which we alluded in our last publication - A Mr. Donnelly, (nft the Champion of Iretand, hit a ji gistrfrte, as tee are itfor ntt, of thle c'ounty aKihjare,) the Right Hsn. John E4rtl of Aidbo- yog h, Lady Emily ...

... I S.tTr. AVERIUCAN ?? ' Mr. O'Connell has publishld a leltt. on tri! R1i11 4ject,. isn which he makes t'.e folarivnog teigt8 I ?? that of the Ger.-redmn ch u':u e l e Public Donner litst Summer to General D'Evetaoq ?? of seven sAould. be imnnecdiately ht;;; ed.-tivu to them shtuld be idUed, as least, tit,? of the Gentlemen who have returned froto ?? rilta, and a simnilar number of those wuho ...

... : I~c gf'eellia W. 3oumat And 1)hil:y Uom C erciaI- Advertiser.- fltyBLJ1NFARDAYJANUAICY 21r I12O. The Enfr .ail of Moiiday was received in town yesterdayj Morning. The Paris 3ournal# of Thursday. se'nnight have I atriived. The GzcttedeFrance mentionis a-rumnour of the prorogation of the Chambers to the month of June; but three other of these Papers statve that a sithig of the Chimber of ...

... to TtI I PRoPIIurQa o.!wi FREEMAN'S JOUlRA.L 4SsLaThiniing it 6ttight be gtfying6te your readvhto pe . ruse a few ertrite6s- from the o°ly tribute this countvy hts , Aduscd to the nremory of oui much4atnented Vice-Qete j have selected a few out of the many beautiful Vetr it eb tains, which can give but a faint idea'ot its distinguishd ?? rit. It is said to be from the pen of outr ingenious ...

... I-- 4X 1. it Em D AIAIRUER. OsrEtNb, JAS. ?? some time past Ive have 4teen in our port the must intrepid mariner perhaps that ever existed. Ile is an Englishman, who in a small andi frail boat, about 16 feef in length and four in breadth, underfalkej alone the voyage from England to Ostend, where -e 'takes on board a cargo of productions of the coqntry, which he conveys to England in his boat ...