... - - l~ - - . - mm I.LATE MAJESTIES' CORONATION. 'Tltu 8th of July, 1761, the same day on whichj i e King declared his intentions to demand in mar- age her M ost Serene Highness tl5e Princess Char- )ife of Hecklenburgh, his Majesty signed the fol- owing Proclamation for his Coronation:- PROCLAMATION. GronGs R. Wbereas we have resolverd, by the favour and blessing of AIUmighty God, to celebrate ...

... s Il ll ON THE ANTIDOTE, &c. - . oi StR 1tARCOURtT LEES, BART., l- - By arr piiuv ol tue (bsisth utf bngkind. f :We bave already presentkA * ur readers vith s sorene exdracls fron, this tutflication, .nod it is with 8 -il~aiitre. rwe recur to it as we think that it is a rt *peirniance equaly crediinable to the principles ?? i w@e tdlens of the wvritcr. Our nalional kelirs are petdliarly ...

... AGPICUL TIEURAL REPoiZT, i Extunding throoigh thle CLltlities of W'at-rifoid ?? Kilkenny, 3ntl Wexfor. hlR fL. Oats $Owing may now be considered acco:mpll.h,n very few exceptions, and Barley sos ing will he i ' p fleed. With regard te-raianuring, plorghing, birsrisi tand every other nec sarv preparation, PoaWn sov ;; ia c; on with rapi4 progressior;. and is now the Faryer's c!,A ployment ...

... h;':MOFli027LAA ID iuvxrn. , We briefly noti-ed tbis t),nner yasterday. The folltdwilag a full accuUnt. j Oi Satutuday last aon elegpat i0inner was given at tlhe (,ity of' I. ndln 'i avern, by 11te friends to the in- depend once of the county of WVestmorland. At six o'cloek the great rooln was entirely filled by persons of the first respprtah)iity. Mr. Cracken- hliorpe took ?he Chair in ihe ai ...

... PRO VIA CIAL IA Y'E\1.ZGJGENC7. , | LIMEnICS. FIts. 5.-Thitnsay evening. Motrsir if Armstrong and Thxntr.pon, Exicise SOiicer3, uniider tl e direi n vion o! l hilips Coshy Lovett. liq. seized. near this city, tv. cars, laden with sit-en bales orf stiuggled toahe co. wvhich the lodged in the King's Custoum Stojes, under an) escort of tl i Royal Artillery. CORK, Fso. 5.-On Thursday night, abfout ...

... TTTR P1.0T The arts of the Treeaur~~ ~ ~~y otr s to groua,, ,)ill of indictmtent for highe treason Pgainst the people of Ellgland upon the C11to..street ttOAsrirsq, deserve uniyersarl relfrntiatton It had sturftvj pioded, witen thiese Pritre,. induligcd inl 11, i~i~i givings out. It' ?? ilyipas--ible, we were, toi'i, that this kang of rufl-lans shou'd be aist body. Th4 plot nitst have is ...

... ULU- 4 ov A d INVIL I I)y -L JOg, JA! UA Y 29. rP Yesterdaiy, a special co rt was held, w*hicik was he nut erously. attended. o- ' DEATH OF THZ DUKE OF KENT. The letter 'to' the Lord Mayor from Lord Sid; mouth, upon thesubject of the death of the Duke, of Kent, having been read, Mer. Favell rose to move a resolution for the adop- re iion of the Court. He'said that however incompe- n tent lhe ...

... ;.-TH : X E kiN&&S CoUcR{T. - At two o'ciock on Wednesdey a guard ot 1o3aur marched into the Court-yard ol' Canlon Palace, unyder the cominad of Colonel Walpole, preceded by the bind of the Ist regment 6oi Foot Guards. The ?? of the Court attendaiws were in waiting. The grand half _was liied with the Yeorpe, of the Guard. . At three oclock the deputationt fromthe Unier. sity of Oxford ...

... Z' 't 3ourtial - ? ki ., r? rt er, ?? ., ; . , ?tF And ' DUBLIN--TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1820. London Joarnals of Saturday were received in town yesterday evenirg by the TALBOT STEAMI PACKET. They tiring advices from Paris to the 1st. The Chamber of Deputioa continues occupied with tile discussion of-tire Law of Elections. The JHing's heulth is improved. He now dines with his famiay ; since his last ...

... etv ?? yjournal, And Daily Commercial Advertiser. DUBLIN-SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1821. Wednesday's Mail remains due. The declared intention of Lords LIVERPOOL and ELDON to oppose the Catholic Bill is the House of Lords, has not created the least alarm in the minds of the Catholics or their friends. The peo- plein both countries are decidedly in favour of the- measure ; a great portion of the ...

... bIs7 j1,Lt0-ES- 'fCAL TVA-X1 11 . 2 iQNA ?? ohL HoUse Of tfrn- UT 1hedebate on the House er otn| irS , j~s j-nstbr. Mft;. F3H +AN p la nd tstaed that he albog '*itb some In d Uid by the great body of the Fe eer$ in t6\vn, 'ltad lately eraixed V nn h '4A the Exele~uey, for the purpose '6f Oelr experiwents and fegulladflbs respect-1 ?? In Ire'ernd. 1e had not been present e ° H ge whert G(enei ...

... Ws'DONa -TUE9$)4Y,' A.UGUT 4 ?? 4. ! This morning .hiing appointed -fo; relimoving tbh&.- matISM-14Q mains of hertMAjsty, liepeople of the Iletwptlis. whoftiP' Sympathised so warmly wilil her snrrowi,1.;`ndadtoc13ied her cattse so arjleniy, were auxious tr p0y 1the X as**d Itskbntte of respect to ?? .greptness. So' 8 iaety us Iti *ciock cruwds were seen hastening to the di~ferenj ,poi~its ...