... I Af! LJUDAGCON BATHURST. . About a fortoight ago a very persomil and abri. ive patgaraph argainst Archdeac.on B13shurst ap. peared in. te Courier, accusing him of acting in Opposition to Ministers, fram rue-eiimienft fif uebg refused an Irish Deanery, f'ur o hich be wivs eliegcdl to have ruade qarneit application. We 4)ave autho- riti to state that the lacts to which the C'ozh~ier al.' ...

... TO THEIA PEOPLE OF IRELiND, AND MORE PARTI(ULARLY TO TRE FREE- HOLDEfS OF rWE COUNTY OF PUBLIN. GENTLEBeaN,- At length we have a pretty ac. curate measure of the qianttun of liberty which is to be allowed to thie people of this realm, a samlet of the condition of things under which certain indi- viduals. our fellow-citizens chose that we may Oe permitted to hive and breath, and a specimen of ...

... ACV. Some wgeeks ago a, mst iab je ataeck was jmde on' Ms Ann Craigy, a young lady about seventeen, who lives wiui her frieods oin leruiondscy- wall; wvhih, . has produceA eonsteiqences oT u very Iflieting nature, A bhy knocked at :ihe door of M1. Craigy's house, anu on Miss C. opening it, the vijoirn. who im iec'iately ran awayj threw a cat )n her ftae. bv whose talents it was shockinjv lace. ...

... jbOVINCIAL ' lNEVZLLIGEN'C. A few dari !ince M sIor\ ttrha roontac ?? l by his police, proceeded to a plece near Milltdwtn, ?? Clare, where they discovered and seiea some tobacco; t6ey1 ihenenbmbetited and sailed for 1iotton Land, wbete they~made I another seizure, boeh amounting to nearly ,sft hiundred bWles! Our inturmaut tells us, that in Mutton Island, regular cavcOniS were crnpstructed, ...

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... ?1,11,-ERPOOL IVEETINS, . The , p (F'Row a Correspondent.) 1 The..triortn Meeiji~g at tlte'TdW0e!1adt, con~ ! vened for the ?? e of adelressing tfl King, 00'on U e state of the country, andoan ?? recent-eonduct o4' Ministers, wais hil ons Wednesday iaAt; abut r,o discussion took place, owing to the followi6ig cir- curinstances Tlie Court-room, which. is the usual p ilace of -neetii, tvhen ...

... Ut.AS iS ' ilha l 'IFE'. I 'On Satur-day last an Irish Member of Parlia- menI;, named C-.l-gh, Was b ghrilt Up in custody if 'are, a Magisrrate, charged by a person naoied ESnih.Grammar, witb sunidry islanders against his rqputaion and character. 'lThe complainant commeiiced by stati6ig,' that in the times * f Mr. Fox, Mr. Pift, and othvrs, he bad erijoyed1great authority ijnthe Seuate, and ...

... AGRICtLTURAL REPOIT, For the Counties of Watetford. Tipperary, Kilkenny, and! Wexford. .DECEMBER ; The Sowing of wheat in potato grouind appears now to be accomplished. 'flhe ?? of oats is going forward in very glow progression, is last seasonorly sown Oats mnissed in sgme places, and farmers were, consequently. under the disagreeable necesaity of re- eowiog.. This miscarriage prevented ...

... 1, i A; cx It, I fllbl' L P URq I ? ;I ?? Ti I i S~tnlSFSillt ofv th.a opprcssive, dt1s,~biWtie. i d ' ' iricu turdi of Tr~!and in the Syirit r fnt l i ?? 'i X eptreat lf ,attDtltq, .f e of ?? the ftl, ement i t~ac s v ?? defes contradion, ntli sh 'coknudrud ig esrofji~tkst i ipwi& d ain tb'is: es-nfl h ,pfP . ' r.{tade,, -ttch v oihjv745`- t- lla ti2.. ulanttd ,rn ?? cfi r~z ti i ...

... rRMsX1A CTION'S Al' .KILM dI1 fiA 31. TO ii[E PROPR1k:TOI1, OF TH3DL{E:NA4SOINi THE ; ff i A WS, J 0 U R ~NkL Slitl _cantot restrain a natural impulse which i feel to address you on the iubject of the proceed- Ings yesterday ai Kilmainham. Of the general proceedings 1 shall say nidtling, they are iui go!d hands with you. Of the managets andi geltcrs U of this worse than contemptible farie, I ...

... ..MPkk i . . I I M15S§AGE OF THE KING OF N.iPLES TO 1Ui1, PARLIAMENT. FERDINAND1 L. By tile Grace of God and the Constitotton of the Monarchy, King of the Kingdom of the Two Sici- lies, King 'of JIrusalem,'c; Infant of Spain, Duke of Parmna, Placenrtia, Castro, &c., Urand HereditarY Prince of Tuscany, &c. &c. To MY FAftTH`FUL DEPUTIES OF rTE' PARLIA- 'iETr..1'ihe' Soverelgns of Austria, ...

... , '.MKETING AD'ARCY'S. Mrs VOCopnell rose to reply : For Mr. Grant he 4ad ever entertained and expressed the highest res- pectg 'He dinot; lioewever, altogether approve of the deputation proposed by Mr. M 'Donnell, withoht it there was a satisfactory test by which.to try the sentiments and disposition of the present Adminis- tration of this Country. If the Government, with which. Mr. Grant was ...