... a--,,rlccttono. LADY MAYORESS'S FANCY 'BALL, At the Mansion Heonse, Dublin. The Irish papers of May 4, contain a very copious Sc- tount of the late fancy ball in Dubli, from which we select the following extract. 1 The preparations for this splendid entertainment, at the Mansion-house, Dublin, on Monday night last, were of the most tastefuln extensive and costly nature. The crowd was ...

... NAVAL IN'I'ELLIGENCE. r Fsrtuna, Turnbull, hence at lianmichi Courier, Brown, and Draper, Adams, hence at New Yonk s le.sic, Williams, from Philadelphia at Dumfries . se'ero Murphy; Brilliant Star, Tonge; Wilha, Bradford; LowlandlLass, Walker; Indefatigable, Smith; and Ann, Scott, hence at Bahia .William Fell, Boag, henre ?? e ; losrw, Dobsnn Sylph, Fechter; Vigilant, Fechter; and Eleonora, ...

... ; be twerpoot Ujetcuicp. FRDL , JULY.. .p is. v. FRIDAY, JULY 31, Iis. I FoREIGN POLITICS,-We have had so much of our Attention eaoped for some ontho with transactions of our ministers at home, anl receptlywith the pogesa of the general election, that we have left the atlairs of y the rest of the world without a due share of our notice. Indeed, with respect to ihe continent, there is mnueh ...

... DLESCRIPTION OF THE CHAIRlS. Botd (Froam the Liverpool Coiier.) l lag, Both the chairs were designed by Mr. Thomas Parr; Mr. they did great credit to his taste. T-hey were constructed the by MIr. Gill, Upholsterer, and the chasteness and the i 'He elegrance with which they were executed were very cre-s ing ditable to his ingenuity. We subjoin a description of c NMr. theta. t urn Mr. ...

... ,NAN.'.L 1NIEl.(,LIGENCtE. o WVarrel, Keale,' Enterprise, Jones; Retrieve, Squa=Yo and s He,,v, Canon, bence :; mar:5nham Livlrpcol- ?? livwol. iron LondQpoado. !6 'Naket t enocait St. TDwnng4O' a ?? rjr. C arke;: awl Lo4ndo, Dac's' , hnecn e ?,1iraNeib Regent, hence, and Relntbrardt, fn d i4annonic. Otjen, 1m3¶epat NremeCa . 5 H a rd, LMeLavetst, b a SAVa.h Rivet e'AUJIh, M InTO81;,ite'ce at ...

... TO JOHN GLADSTONE, ESQ. now -t. P. S oSI, A ?? to you, whose grammatical skill in lan- guage, was never, more unequivocally shown, than by the accurate knowled e you evinced, on a particularoc casion, in the nice distinctions of this identical word, may, possibly, be considered obtrusive. Vu cannot mistake my allusion to the private and confidential note, from a Minister of State, which, s ...

... ,,CAli9'( TI(E~tl kIAJESTrES. 9gI - His Majesty h CdstjJa 4--His Majesty has been Ii(r rtodt the lstmonwth, u.nd continucs to *W¢)tt1bodi ljrea~ti but his Majesty's disorder, is ned by the Physi ians. S^g51Ihe o th Que n lias been for some tine itt a 'halth~es 5 l the account Otl SUniday last Was5, 1 irsjtiecty iaad bad a very goosd night. he gth udt. ieout *l Lainu tept two ?? C - .,eart ...

... ELECTiONkl1I1' A'NE~CTES, _ _- jNhC ..Singuwlar Transactien at ?? Applcbtj E~lection. .ho ehtc ltioit jor the borou If t ppleby ras, held on sh odisan.;herl a great numbr of Gentlemen on, &V The Cdo , , o INoirther Mr. I .te Co-urt epehd pre)itly at elevenh'e k, abti. w, csqwede4 we stppmc, with .be buigesses of that an-'1 e~nt ho0roth. After StDC Usual cereluonies were gone throtAli, p, -tle ...

... SIR? FRANCIS BRVDRETT. ?? The requisition presented by the electors of WeotmSin the ster to Sir Frances Burdete, intreating his presence on ney the hustings, produced the following reply, whieh, for aid manliness of spir, dignity of manner, and elegance of ave stile, is; we think, almost unequalled:_ ass- S aturday eecns;ng, IJnne 20, 1818. 0on Gentlemen,-My esteei for the understanding ...

... AtrTHENTICITY OF OSSIAN'S POEMS PROVED. The following has been transmitted, on the most respectable authority:-A curious and interestmg paper (by Hugh Cambpcll, Esq. author of the Wanderer in Ayrshire, Birth of Bruce, &c.) on the Battle-fields of Fingal, in Ulster, has been read before tlih Society of Scottish Antiquarians, and generally approved of by that respectable body of Literati. This ...

... DISGRACEFUL OURTV6CE' to To the Editors of the Merey-rl shall ao lid of your correspondents, commence by payir s ;- gC pliment, however justly merited; but sli' nd mark the benefit the town at large must rcr' *re paper so ready to forward every benevotn.t ' - expose to public odium every abuse, - lo, aware as well as every impartial obsen-er ! to- the moderate, peaceable, and gentlen:' rer ...

... NAVAL INT LLIuLNCtL. id Clyde, PAtterson, hence at Demerara JasMn, C'lx, hence at Gottenburg ge Jane Gordon, Allio, hence Sott.erda, and Six Sisters, Bicloed, hence and Copienhagen, at S.Petersburg Metry, Trevirt, from Gibraltar at l.eghorn _ Rolta, Jones, hence at Nassau Lydia, Hardy, hence at 5liramichli Younghlsbaond, Turnbull, fromn Trinidad at Baltimore ill Orange Grove, tllsddlck, hence ...