... 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 ...

... And Daily Commercial Ad veriser. DUBLIN-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1821 The Chester-Mail brought the London Papers 4of Sunday to town last niaht. B EV. R. BLACOw>. A verdict Of urILTY ,has been returned against this trancorous and repeatedly convicted e'alumnia- tor, for his.base gnd disgustiuig libel on thet late Queen. The pdaiirhmetit of criminals is in general a painful though necessary ...

... TdlI KING.. - esterday about half-past two o'clock; ir the afoernoon a movement was obsered in the Roysl squidronat Kingstown pier, (Dunleary), when the otilla stood out to sea, and passied the promontory o Bray ina short time, ufder a smart breeze. His Ilajebty remained on deck, and with his usual I jondascentioti, bowed mnost gracefully, tootk off I bis travelling bonnet, and saluted in a ...

... KntPeeap' Po0t. IRIDAY in the ?? of Commons, the Beer duties F Bill west thromim a Committ e. Trli, cormximciaul [niercourie Htill was readl a thirdi time and passed. A number of Petitions re Presented agaist fiwther conc -sionm to the Rouman Ct(liholics. A I 'itilion was presented froimm thme )uke of Norfi ;K, the Earl of 3n] vewsbury, and l ]orls I Poee and Armmnul I, (Ciatholic i'eers) in ...

... t .. . .. OF ANAPO! F (0N 11 ;APARM1T !-Nil .;v ~ 1I, it elti.3e' e~avrivet.1 iol Iow o, XWsdries, on - , t IHelcna: * Vm 7. ?? ruid onl S~lttooda', the ~i ~. ri Jo notilncss of s'55CK bt ls 1 T Vt 00100 ~d 01ifl0O Thle: bollthha I'ee Jtail OllsiGPTO dimgecaicir oot I 541It, de i* i ,Cs. ailicertalned to IIn- c tl *Iagex, ite n (iof u' lia lioin. fle Inhas een c:. ill (, esterday -Iivi olon, ...

... 0ZIeSVa0 IDP Oot. Ta the K.ing.- Mimt C.ce'tt'ev 41lqjisty. bil 'n~f f~m'd r 'Nil V. 6:ii I ttIr'. Ziatt',l t.he Qil e il A ii.lkt ext1,I I ?? M ;jI IN ~ 'I 'Clil 1,I tI ,IS. lvI. t'I~ e~ im Mliiti.: I v l it iiit ll . I li tl i iii I'll's ml ov i'll' ?? II,- o ?? ii i! ow ?? ?? u P I . Itt ?? ltI 'It 'lii bu ?? liiteifll f1i'~ ?? ijll n Ii itt, i ' i ii ii ?? A li aliL t'lirl''ltd of' ...

... Sazurdlat, March 24. On Tuesday last -the following Degrees were ronferred:- MASTERS OF ARTS. Rev. John Wallis, of Exeter collge. Rev. James Carne, of Oriel college. BACABLOR OF ARTS. William Clalk, of Magdalenl hall .- P.flFEItOENT.-lhe Rev. T. H. Lowve, M. A. Vicar of Grimley, to the second. portion of the Rectory of 1lolgate, in tihe county of Salop, on the presentation ofthe Lord Bishop of ...

... 0 x Or Oa D, Saturday, June 2. TO-MORROW Morning a SERMON will be preached at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev. S. SMITH, D. D. Canon of Christ Church, for the benefit of the Girls' School in that parish, supported by voluntarty contribution.-seyvice will begin at Eleven o'clock. On Nil ?? idnalwo bitmON5 nill bepre6ached in Ensham Cllurch, for tie benefit of tire Sunday School established in ...

... LOtNDON. SEPT. 4. - His MAJesTrY.-Oi Thursday se'nuight the kinig honoured ?? and Corporation of 'Dublin witli-hisipresenceat dinner. The et. tirtanirhenit was splendid,'ahd his Majesty, who expressed his delight aiid' surprise at the prepa'ra- tionS for his reception, i'ifter tI kiig wine with all ihoke imirneda~tely' 6lio'ut him,rdtired at 10 o'clock. TheLord Mayor afte wyards presided, and ...

... 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 ?? Ilon. the Earl of MORAY, one of the Vice- 1 Presidents ill Office, in thc Chair; I - When after a Ballot, as prescribed by the ...

... 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 ?? withu te ¼nageulnt offpiisuns, and the criliniial j orispriidenec of ?? 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 ?? MiololIday Inornilig, to lIavoQ hou performed ...

... t FOREIGN INTELIAGIE;NcCE. c ,~ c - - . . hi .= .X C - - . -join 5' LAYBAt.', Jan. 10. the n The Congress;, which is about, to assemble is this, in Itown, will long'L be rememnbered ini tihe annials of diplo- that w acy. A grave qJUestion, which still remains involved a pi inl obscurity, wvill here be agitated, perhaps-, and it a d may lead to a general arrangement, salutary to the re- nari ...