... mT~t- . Bhi .i,. the hke ' . eet . b1 ?? ?? hSrF o it - 42i ie hele era1f 'e-1'ends in r the c nd Theco asi ,lor-the rcuto ?? iii- wessr-t coo p bisl ItYaa,,n Mr. Ot~iray ;Yl~r.~of~ Munda4y- It~wk 1- of and Moh, -nsot ird recox'Flss~,L (04-eI ne dy. of Ladyy G E Fiabth, no, yrotmngh a~neg6g~e lateyedey Nv'rmange 'was :-to ocol s~ o~r~h ,c, f~~iedwth~share, Bneac.ai 4odienaion4teg? OU ra ...

... Waba mlateiigzntc. 7001//h, 22d Jan.-Thies evening, the French E. I. koretty, De Ville, fiori' Havre for Calcutta, was oled to enter this port, after having experienced CaVy gales, in which she suffered most materially., a loss of all her principal sails, two boats, &c. and 'ith dificulty reach the port, with half the ship's incapable of performing duty. Also, arrived i/count Esxmo.h, Tyack, ...

... LOR MAOWSD- -A 'V hLrrrday'se'nniriht, in- which day 'Mr. Alderidaafl *rhercpe etretrd.On 'i1' aivalty,, n of thedicrst S6 splendid in ihe annalt of London, bbth'in regard ts tife dic procession and to the company at the diraer. 'Not One ME of the Ministry attended-their platto wn.ebriweGer, I La well filled by the Marquess of ig, E'skife, Duhn- *a 'fhanet, and CarnarvOn- Lord g, Eies ?? | ...

... ?ri?t?d? To ?? Eddore of the ?? have ofiten thought the tarmniration ic proclis pes vcry talme and unf-y interesinog, for want of somse proceeding to give them in as -+rpnt finish. Ithas oc cuiret to me, thiat if the { asseui~biid stultittdde wefe to-unite in singing a song, to .h *sniDe poptdhais' inst. befiore they separated, it might P iiave syery goos osd plensing efl ...

... SOUTH AMERICA PORT SPAIN 14W.b - e liave been fqvo-uired with a perusal papers,- conttnig -ispac ies frotn the ?? of' Wr qf'the. Royal and tidepk - dent forces o'n the ?? tg' iontinent of $6urbi Am~erica. We'laybj fore dur readers the ltodowing lrainslttiotis of twvo odth'tem; one from GeneWal Bolivar iver of the 9th of S Inpteiber, an, the oiher from General Paez, of tile '20t1 October last. ...

... CHAItIP'NG OF C.P!'AiN OQG-RAD)Y-, &c. _ L.S1IFRICtC, APIUL 1.-Yelidillg to the !vtlrving solicitation of friends, Ciiplasi O 'Grady, oue of our newit-returned County ylembers cocnsented to go through the customary 'erurnony ni chsidrirg. At about two o'clock, he proceeded w'.th a large party of gentlemen, to the County Court-Houme, where ?? after he was placerl i.i a verr elegant chair, ...

... YlifJo';'Y!.;VD ?? Woeed to give tne eonl'.si;n of the af- leg..y, ,.t lvhiih ptrt't hits been re-uiblli hed in a recent paper. I ftair!y sketches Linil insista ni the tlheorelic merits of our Constitution ; aind the evils of a wild and destructive spirit of- i;noation; and we fully admit, that with the fine theories of our Puliticgl System its p;acticesufficiently coincides, to entitle it to ...

... . - . - . ?? ;- -- - -= - -, 7 . I I Bu J ??is H4 JN,? j ift . . ? I i | Bile.-0 S;u4.d Aw' CoOPEi, tA.R A. I hl, liltke pic-ure is a Spirile ' aa i rx'ellent ispecirnen of MAr. Cooper's piowe- of dtlueamting ?? scenes. H-Ie is extremely hiirpy in sklecting ?? irnedents, which, by bvinie judicinusly | ?? the eve of the spectator, gave him a just i.dea of thie ge.ieral &cenej wifhout cen fusing ...

... 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 ...

... ?? ag w S r e . I I SX--mg;gVrtl1tal'A 5 36itt3al-I V And D~aily- Cci Jiierciav Adive'rtiser. - ?? i DUBLIN-:FRTDAY, FEBRUAWRY 25, 1820. Monday's Mail/rea hed Town yeslerday after- noon, and Tuesday's Packet wqs received Iasc night. 'The latter brought the Paris Papers of Stu'rday last, in which we find it stated that a change of Mi. ?? taken place. The Quvtidizenire-cdfitains the following ...

... v~~~~~~~~~~~ . r I _ 1. 11 4 I befrufitlan; 40ta: And-IUa;iv Commercial Advertiser I - I I ;l - .M F - 1 I DB S: T1 Last night we received the London Papers of Saturday by the TALzoT Steam Packet. THE TRIAL. The Atforney.General resumed his reply on Ss. turday morning. It is well aud. truly described by ,,he'Globe, as a dull recapItulation of all his ori. ginal charges, in which he proceeds ...

... L F iFR.S REFERREnJ3rO IN 1TU LATE TVIAL OF SIR J. A. DOYLE 'l?.O P. I;ROWNE. JenkinstlwN jusne, '24 1517. D DEAREST StrR JOtIN-YrU Ikind ddl nlSt af Fectiotiale letler was received ti;Sminttsing wit:1 *12e tncst heantfelt pleasure wid delighl. You hsdve n2(re thian exrecuted my conmissions ; I askc'l bu i'oi one,. and you scnit rnie four pair of gglves; for sh8usilt 1v 't must not be so ...