... 2-AEND.E T FFRESMIEX : LW rPG 7- = FILE E ME . 'ro tpe:.; FaEEMI q . * POt41%ve anxiously expected some one better in- onl as to our rights and privileges would step for- ?? rD vent a total egtraftgemelet of thein. I aft, W ttard to T whoever interferes with the wers that let ti be Whig, Tory, or IAdical, he will be _ he, * ed tas one of the latter dtscription ! but, when ;s much cause of ...

... - ----------------- --- ccl-?,rti-;d SAI?ellfgvvn. 2; We 1I1mve receivcd ki ttrirs andl iplers froni tlje Cape to; o' Good hlope, to thio. i3. d Octobur, and thly are sa- . tiifactory in ;;1 points of 5vvw, but espeeially viithi re- s', fcrc. c! to the new settlement at Algoa Buy. Hi-s c.Eceihnry thie Geverinor, Sir Ix . 'S. Donin, was I ! t g sije eliectual 3llclusures to pla2ce thi Coinagc ...

... t Thc Ainio;.rsar General Meeting of this Society I asi held ill the 1al11 of the Royal College of P1hysi- t cians, EdinburghA, on Tuesday last, at which there was t Uresent a very numerous and highly respectable assern- blage ofttle Membars (upwards of 1410). The lRight Ilon. the Earl of MORAY, one of the Vice- 1 Presidents ill Office, in thc Chair; I - When after a Ballot, as prescribed by ...

... IUTlLLEMTIOSS ON T'1 L.ATEr M'IA 0'UT;ON'Y. Let us as;k of gcntl un wo IUVC tr iled abroad to alcquailit thb lOSclevvs withu te ¼nageulnt offpiisuns, and the criliniial j orispriidenec of otLkr countries, wh11t city of thue civilied wor Id bcsi(lc England wont h iv eC sni' er(ct1sorl 1a 'Tria:igedy as that Nvi l essud last Tu1c',da v ouek, a11(1 1epe'tei oLil MiololIday Inornilig, to lIavoQ ...

... 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 ...

... l I On Saturday last a Post Assemnbly was held at the Exhibition House, in WilliainAstreet, for the pur pose of electing a gIEcORDJZR of the City of Dbblin, in the room of the late William Walker, Esq. wh-o for 26 years discharged the duties of that irmportant ofice so honorably and efficiently. No CYrY Elec- tion ever before ecited so mruch interest in Dublin. 'I .a public feeling was strong ...

... TIHE EXAMINER. L o~ vnov, JA'.SIAnY -S. LUCKILY for our ow n matters of Parliarietary inleret, there is but one piece of forei.-n news this week Iwhid: calls for any notice. We mean the worse than 21Incl oX ter AIla-sacre which has talien place at Turin. ?? lvoe given tihe particulars from private accounlts, as those in tia Ffrelnch Papers are actually made up onl a principle oi ...

... ADDRIE $S. HAtFAX.,-A more cpiiiplet failure than thai &xhiiJted .by tile 3Halifax 'Loyal' Address,' was neier witr'essaedi thle5 memory of n-aj. . This DOt'r reiader's Will recbileat, Js tile documeni which was ?? pased in t~i iagistrates' room, oq thie gh' of lede'i-be',' '-hdrias IJritn, Esq., if the Chair. After three W'eeks spe t I 'YIlvassirpg for nwe.esm ater the us-e of all tvianner ...

... LON.Dr)ON WEDNESDAY-JANUARV 10. The King has recently received from a ma nufacturer at Birmingham a most ?? fen- ( eir. It ig of eliptic shape, with elegant mould- ing, supported with superbly cut emblems of Ire- land, surmounted by three neat cahles upon lions' paws, with a striking representation of Enplish1 heart of oak. Her Majesty ha9 been in Ireaty with the as- signees-of the creditors ...

... clattebntian @PCUXp. sy. EIIINBURGi. e- SATURDAYJ.JANUARY 9. . at ie By accounts from Bombay, to the end of Augult, 'i:t ly appears that his Excellency Governor Elphinstone had *nbeen obliged, in order to stop-the depredations committel to so on British property by the pirates in the Arabian Gaulph ij to dispatch a squadron for the purpose. n' The tranquillity of India, which, at the last ...

... MRi ROTHISCHILD. A singular circumtnance occurred, on satui,. day, il tile City, vhict! was;.the stwhject of I yersal cnprerswion on 'C hange. AnJo tdie cotf1s2; the mortiina MJr :-Iothsclil{1, the .hCDD of'the Iwouse of thlat_ name,- so celebrated througirntq Eumpe for tbeir-inancial trinsacticns with 'ii; ferent G.vernrients, was waited ,An b 'a tperson of, very. gentletnanlike manners, who ...

... VAN DIEIMANS LAND. VLAN XJItftIAiNN LAAIst. r'rle~ followinig is an extract of a letter fronm Van Die. ?? I antd, ondie titlautheticity ofwhich~ Wtan de'pend. I Thle info.rm, fion which it contins, wja .iv, ...