... Cj)jMIsOIONl INI ELLIGE NCR. ' no 9 Mttnplhihrnd. and a Before 13arons George ana et ',IeiIIU, a- co'unlty JulrV. Mlhe finton wsas arraigned for baving a forged r 103. BaAk of Irelan(l note in his possession, know- thle same to be forged. It appeared, that on the t 8a, of January, the prisoner came to the honse h tfitichard MDermott, a publiean, living at Sr., O Doiluhh's, accompanied by the ...

... I 4id Daily Commercial Advertisers I DUBLIN-TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1X, 1820. 'Saturday's Placket had not sriived when our ournal was put to press. ANMERICA-JOSEPH BUONAPARTE. The New York Covimercial Gazette of the 15th ult. contains a letter of thanks, written by Joseph Buonaparte, who resides in the United States, ur- det the title of the Count de Survilliers, for the as- istance rendered by the ...

... . - . - . ?? ;- -- - -= - -, 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 ...

... I PRo ?? ,I ,-AI'TH. L IG EiVCE-. GALWA'f FF-B. 12.-It is wi,,- great legret-we state that considerable alarr hw; been cre ted here by e pnrly of the Rihbon bhnniitti, who n, de their way into theeastern subulbs ?? on Thorsday evening last, and swore a number of people. That their system will now spaead over all this countv there is but too much reason to believe. Such persons, there'r) *. as ...

... EX._ I D1ON TPO ?? I 'The fol1lowing hais been published zrm Ig ~ nea TO THE PUBLIC. ay, ~,pneraD'Evereux having lef't Lontdon on .the its ?? proceedo Dbi, the Field Officers of the Le-- lr-. gion poe to lay before the, Public fheir corres- .ponencewith the Committee appointed oivse er, gate Ml; conduct, togeiher wiitfh 'such 'remarks and suggestions-as are dictated Iby a sense of' what' ...

... n R are #iirV goutal. x p. Nrid. Daily Commercial Adverdser; DUBLIN-WEDNESDAY, JiEBkUARY 16, 1820. London Journals of Saturday and Sunday, land Paris Papers of Tuesday last, arrived in town yes- . terday. The King's health appears to be almost entirely ire-established. His Majesty held a Council on Saturday, at wihich a proclamation was agreed to, declaring the ' Royal will and pleasure, that ...

... aLIE I 's WN. . - 1 a I H.8E QUhE'YS' CROJVI.. I - ?? The following .descripi ion oft1 he Queen's Crown, which was made for tbe consort of James ?? is; taken from all account of ihe Coronation of that Imoparch, published by authority. This crowl forms a part of the regalia at the Tower:- I The Queen's rich Crown,* which her Majesty wore on her retnrn to .Vestminiterb-all. was of gold. but so ...

... I CojMmISSiON, 1'ET'LLIGENCE. I le . ' CITY GRtAND JUrY. aAtir.A2iLtAit Esq. Foremlan. Robert Magee, Ediwsard tusack, John Brown, .stas. Moore. Edward Clibborne, Richard Palmet, Patrick Coigrave, John M'I-Donnell, John -Burton, Joseph, Salith, Wn. Hartnett, Wik'on Wfills, Bobert Smith, Thomas Purdon, Charles Mars. William Milling, Timothy sletcalf, Henry W. Gregg, Tho- mas Chamberlain, Matliew ...

... II l P~iBTOR OF THE FOiRR`EEatAN'S JOURNAL. I IV~o-111 . v~n-.*zr the htiooille;~ I feel atI C. n [ canliit express tile ileppiirms I ?? UL I gppnentn hving at length venturedl before the ]. although ?? Indeed I can easily ! LAiwola~nV0 for the~ ssumptior' of a feigned ; -ature: as stme of these Gentlemen are k1lowl m mortal antipathy to warfare of any kind ° propria pe7soan. Thle Real ...

... And ?? cal 3Aoutd at And Daily Coammercial Adive'rriw~tr DUBLIN-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 182O. Monday's Mail reached town last night. Duteh Papers to the I2th instant have arrived at our office. Accounts from the French frontiers state that the strictest precautions are adopted by the French Government, to prevent, As much as possible, the soldiers from taking any part in the political ...

... Lj , l ' i, at -- ^ .; ?? /v 1 A -11- I - A .nineu d ?? vulh P>r oft vyestertay) Sia-- i have tle ~)Ofl,)T r y4ltr * (Cticlst) of yesterday's Cent',ilile ?? gecoiutions pdssed et a Meetiag of ?? 7~rc conertetd with Gnerral D'ivereux, of Nhlich you re ?? state as a 'Member of the Comnittee of t1 ?? that aitluoughl individlal's of thot Comnmittee ,, , t>*lc>lv . xprcsaed their determination to ...

... iS LdI't AiA.JiA-' L' WAG ?? IIIS LATE AMAJikwrY's YOU'I'-i. f' The early part of lis late Al jesly's lire seve- ral incidents occur in the Diary of Mr. Doiiuing- tolo (aflerwards Lord 'Melcombe,) which noticas we , liave thought it would be accsptable to throwy tuge- ther into a connected narraiive:- lMr. Doddington was a gentleman of fortutte in IDorsetshire, who devoied hin self-very much ...