... =ie ff-ema-~ 3~ I CTitc ff'reetau^iO 3ou1'Xt'. Despatches, ?? 15th of -September, were received on Saturday morning at the Colonial Office from Sir Charles Colville, the Governor of the Mau- ritius. Despatches were received, at the same Office on Saturday morning from Sir Hildegrave Turner, the Governor of Bermuda, dated December the 7th. Advices were received, also, from. Halifax, down to ...

... r:ctierecltzum 3o'urnialf . Anl Daily Com~mercial A7,cidrtis( . lw _ - WIBLN-SATURtDAY, SEPTEMBE'a 1, 1821. | 1~~ _ , We have received hile Packet of Wednesday. .RUSSIA-TU itKiET. L Private Letter from London, written late on Wedsesday evening, contains $tbe following:- An Express has been received this morning from Paris, bringing accounts from that capital to Mon. day.lasa. Byan ...

... 1rt I 'We are goafl to state that Mr. Ailehd thrng hms at lengih, Witl the entire onlcu'rrnl(c {of the ?C. nants, and at the special instance ?? Courtenay himself, en ered upon the agency of his estates. RegardJing tile exaggerated statements which the Limericki. C(ronjiclc the Corporation Journal of th at City, has deemed it prudett and patriotic to put into circulation, we beg leave to rsfer ...

... THE. ARMY. I I s'lhe troops ordered to l.imerick daritig the election, have returned to their respective quarters. The depot of the 98th rwgirnent (Limerick and Clare Castle) have received orders to march for Cork to embark for Ply mouth, on board the transports which bhing the 71st. The' reserve companies of the 99th regiment have left Cork, to replace the 98th at Clare Castle. Lieutenant ...

... HIS MAJE.S'S 1'S 1EALTH. (I.'ON THE 'ill ioOUtirTC1AIL.AR Or1 TUEIDAY. ) His Nlajeaty's health has riot, we regret to strte, iniproved to thot degree as was anticipated ?? the favoimble 4state in which the King appeared on Satnrday. Sir Ilenlry 11alford aid Sir Mlittlhew Tierney remwied in attenldance oit his Ma- jesty during Sundiay nigilt. 'lbs twomedicad gentleiteri hield a coiiselttimoir. ...

... THE CABINET CYCLOPE-DIA. Cc DOMESTIC ECONOMY --BY M. DONOVAN, M.R.T.A. We select from the volumes of Dr. Lardner's work. eh:ch have Already appeared, one from the pen of our taleuted fel low-citizeen, on ' Domestic Economy. He brings to ths, consideration of the subject great theoretical and practiedl information, and a knowledge of ttin haw in vasious proceos, only attainable byaassiduous ...

... NEWSPAPER STAMPS, AND ADVERTISEMENTS- IRELAND 7 An accounit of the sums actually rereived for Stamps for NeWpi1pers,, in Ireland, for the four months ending Mav 5, 1829, and .May 5, 1830 ; also, an account of sums received for Adveirtikillent Duties during, the same period;. : :. ?? ?? C . : : 1329 1830 ,Stamps for Newspapers. £11,100 19 7 £003 9 10 ?? 5,430 .7 f 4,69-5 4 0 GEQ. EQ-ARRISON, ...

... 2ebt Sjrrecuai'r 30uni1 And Daily Comnmerciat Ad& er DUBLIN-MONDAY. -JANUARY 22, IS2I. The Packets of Thursday and Friday have duly arrived. POLITICAL RUMOURS-THE QU)FEN. The following are extracts frow the London pa. pert of Friday A Paper of yesterday etanes, that after a long discussion in the Cabinet Council, the Earl of i,. verpool and Lord Castlereagh set off together to Brighton, to ...

... THE QU E,.V. jiOUSE OF LORDS, Fawar.Os. 27- Ihe Attorney-Genteral's Speech, concluded from 'tur paper of Monday last- The Learned Gentleman read from the 'in'iite'S reat part of' Carrington's examination; wherein be 5ppeared to have ataied that he had been raten a Mdshipman on board the Poictiers, under Sir Jsln geresturd b that he had not served in any other jbtp before the IOiCtiels, but ...

... TdlI KING.. - esterday about half-past two o'clock; ir the afoernoon a movement was obsered in the Roysl squidronat Kingstown pier, (Dunleary), when the otilla stood out to sea, and passied the promontory o Bray ina short time, ufder a smart breeze. His Ilajebty remained on deck, and with his usual I jondascentioti, bowed mnost gracefully, tootk off I bis travelling bonnet, and saluted in a ...

... I:R7'.JiAKES IN.ZAN?'E. . Extract of a letter dated Corfi,, January 16. '4 Having been absent from Zante, 1 have escaped the ter- rible Earthqsuakes that have visited, and perhaps continue to agitate, that Island. The first shock took place on the 29th ult. soon after four o'clock A. 1. ; it was of about one mi. fnute's duration, and so tremendously violent as to overthrow a great many houses, ...

... RI(YTS dT GLRSG P) V ON THE CRI.EDRdTIOX OF Rl1 MALJESTY'S BIRTHJ)AY.I' Monday being the birth. day of our most graci. Ous Sovereign George the Four h, was celebrated in this city, with every demonstration of loyalty aud affection. The troops in our garrison, the 5th Dragoon Guards fom Uirnilton, and our different Volunteer Corps, aware under arms early in the Ibre- noon, and drew tp in the ...