... Willett, Wilson, Wm. Dunbavin, Joseph Browne, Klso Smith, Wm. Thomas, Geo. Wm. Laing, Roger Donohoc, John Mannion, Andrew lliott, James Eagan, Wm. Bradshaw, Richard Dunk ley, Wm. Talbot, Thomas Hardy, Patrick Byrne, James Blow, John Nowlan, Benjamin Willocks ...

... mentioned. MARKE:T JURY. George Alker, William Dunbai, ElN;'oh Smith, G. W. Laing, John Manning, Jame, Egml, Richard Durkiky, Thomas Hardy. Joseph Blowe. Benjamin Wiliock, Edward Martin, David Mullenq, 0eter Wijla;4 JosephI Browne, Wiil. lioi, Thoinas Rog.r ...

... in the Cathedral Church of Raphoe, at which the Rev. William Maconchy, curate of the parish of Tullyaghnish, and the Rev. Thomas Percival Magee, curate of the parish of llaphoe, were admitted to the Order of Priesthood On Monday last, a Meeting of the ...

... Evt. M. I), that C'U, » Eliza, youngest daughter of the late James Cantulou llelleinan, Castle Koberts, that county, Ewp Thomas Donohue, Esq. Clocristie, County Carlow, t » Julia, daughter to Mr. Mathew l'or.rau,of KaocLuig House. County Wicklow . At ...

... Marlborougb.strcct, )Pblifl. AU CTION4S.: The Late JOX4N BOYCE, Eem.'a Sale 4f PAINTINGS, PRINTS, CHINA, ANI) MUSICAL IN$TRUMVNTS& THOMAS JONES, OST re^pectfully bega to acquaint.the Nobility M Gentry, and admirer, of the Fine Art, that he shall - ell by AUCTION ...

... pleased to appoint the Rrv. John ilolessworth Staples. of Lissan, (brother to tile Countess of Otnonde and Ossory), and the Rev Thomas Lindsey. af Laughry, both in the Co. Tyrone, to be two of his Lsordship's Chaplains. 'eFINlrsON or TIlE Fop.-A doll ?? up ...

... brosil6it them to the highest possible state of perfretion. arid *vill engage themn for either shot or banll; and has now ott hardis Air Gufis, Air Pistols. (never before made in Iselaisd,) ud ?? Double and Single Barrelled Guns, aud Doclling I N. B. &rIhe ...

... DAY. Sir Adaris Contest, Mr. W. Farren; Lady Cotitest,' Miss On Tuesday. the Comedy ofqF'HE BELLES STRA. TAGE,\l.-Letilia Hardy. Miss Brtinton :.with ALADDIN i' Comedy of the SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL baviti6. been received sslth the utmost apptauise, will ...

... A*twi, Miirely Rohf. Howard, Charles Tottvnluim, Edward Wostbv, John Synge, George Drought, J. A* T. Green, U«*bcrt Trucl, Thomas Hugo, Hugh William flaigh, William Hughington, Tliainas S. Dennis, , William Revel 1. Sandyt, Janies Wal , Robert P. Saumlcrs ...

... O'Btien, is in Ensenada, heaving down; the Creole in the outer roads, bearine the broad pendant; Superb at Monte Video. Sir Thomas Hardy and Staif are well. rhe following is Lord Cochrane's present force: O'Higgins, (formerly ;Marit Isabella,) so guns, Admiral ...

... sailed from Lima on the Ist December, with cotton, cocoa, Ac., which, being Spanish property, will be condemned. , Sir Thomas Hardy, in the Creole, sailed from Maldapado, on 30th ult., for Valparaiso. The ■French 74, Colasse Galahee frigate, and a corvette ...

... board the Glasgow frigate, Captain Doyle, for Ceylon. It is said that one of the ships under the orders of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, on the South Arne rican station, is to be sent to endeavour to penetrate through Bhering’s Straits, in the hope of meeting ...