... Cl-IlL. UASSACRE OF T1HE MASTER AND PART O1 TtfE CREW OF THE SHIP OFFJ.EY, OF LONDON, AT THE ISLAND OF ST. IMARY'S1 ON TUE COAST OF On Saturday, Fcbruary 24, 1821, at I0, A M-i. saw Sevaral men, air or eight, ont the al131A of Ct. alaly's. Captain Hales Supposing those men to bave come over frotn the nialin for the purposeef trading, 2s they usually did, went on shore rith a boat's crew, ...

... FATA. ?? OF ?? A lo(elV and intrie iivg girl about iuhleenc vesrs of age, residing wvi hlher parerts in the neighbourlood f Vrtlenciennes, had *onceived an aftachment for a young officer in the Freneh arm On the affair heing made known to ner friend, tbey ?? of the connewxion, and th.e yvr.u lady rece.ved tile most str'i~t inu~iction ;never tQ see her lover again. Ail powerldul ov, jo this, ps ...

... THE XKING'S _ETTE, A t.I I rtls %with gret IIih ht~ atm ing statemet~e beoI 0J edesI rrs ea ?? th.at thle people, I ft lrfi.4½)hm~dSC show every alactity to ?? their, ,ov~-rcign's n-kl jttlt~ln and Admionition- If teIca~~r'' woul ony b 0et ir thle Grand Orange Lnddge of Dublin nold01 onl cease- fro)m taapiait ssjmlit'itS tht frbera'le ad ?? feeling rel con, ?? by she King% 5~ul ?? ?? ...

... LO.VDON POLiCE > ?? ? So ~ru 1 t ?? .,rn cuac LUzAt0xN -2tuiterdal JL hn T and Sarah Rlrodes. fhe forera strtut f~ill ote Most ifksidding tlppe5Muse' weltl ooking'yeiy4sg ~oman , bu ranet and il-O F racter, were charged by Jehon Lmhbic. the Qaandoned t, picion of ivtbbinj dnd attemntng to nsemrmkr 1 nr G 7001 rnmu4, ?? Mr. Lucss, of Pr j squryreuare. The ocrer stated the partlcu r'a arn I ...

... I ]rL- r i w - P.GfTIT,- AT. The rollowing - vejy ?? acetlntrr 'eridtng).s nf tile Clirtes, has been b Lisbon Mail, with advices to thle iii 3 3 CORIIES. MIAIUCH Z1. . . Cost elb, Bianco li5oposec Ithatf to ltssen til1 f expetise of the Treasury, and the rise,; ?? soldiers enduted from tile too 5rat flib of the troaps, the aermy be, reduced to ?? 1 h I1ln lime of pt ace. - M. Treine read the ...

... VLe gfreeman'o J'ournl,- A, l Daily Commercial Advertiser. I DrBLIN-SATURDAY, Ai'UL 28t, 1S21. 'We Teceived London Papers of Weodnesday at an early hour yesterday evening, by the Steam Packet. The Mad has no, yet arrived. INSURRECTION OF THE GREEKS. The last German Pll.ers communicate further particulars reslje ting the ineurrection in European mulkey. Aceordng to these accounts a massicre n ...

... And Da)tlva Commercial AdverLisE,!. DrJBtrN-FR[DAY, MAY 25, 18i9. Last evening we ?? of Tuesday by the Steams Packet. The Mail rerinauo due. MFXICO. The following is an extract of a letter fronm NDs York, dated April 14.:- Captain Ch,*IeM Nyril, late of the- brig Coisack, of Bnton, arrived Iern? yestesday, from the flavannah, who left Mlexico s! - 4th of February last, where hie, with lfs ...

... I TH9 KING'S VISIT TO YRELANb . (From the~l)orti! EJvanqc roaA) We can state, at leugt4l, aiwe believe stp'on the m0ost -nn. questionable authority, that taere' is aO; leoigeor any reason to doubt the :actiricy of tire report of the instented sisit ofbis Majesty to Iretlsd. - Tie Officers of his Mtijesty's Household have declared, that ordert havs been ahready issued for the seceesary ...

... .ASlVSON DE SANTE, ORl ASYLUM FOR THE RECOVERY OF HEALTH. Besides the Hospitals in which persons are gra. tuit&usly received, the delicacl of moral tact among Frenchmen has given birth to estahlishmenrs termed Maisons de Sante for ihe accommodation of those whose fortunes have not reduced theem to the ne. cessity of receivincg cheri!y, hut who are unequal to the expenses of a home attendance ...

... I ?? PA- LIAMENTa. HOUSE OF CONIlMONS, Dlownr, MAV.i5 i1. IRON TRADE. Mr. LITTLETON prevented a PetiliOn rrorn certain persons engaged in the manufacture of rnpaigthat as the means or extending and elncou- rggthe irona manufacture, the Houewod rramte ,ijl part of the new churches to ble constructfed Of iron-, (Laughter.) The floa. gentleman, stated, that In tile past, of the country with which ...

... : ~~ _ . ?? ?? vF TAt7 T [AS AMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE.) TO PROVIDE FOR THE REMOVAL OF Ti,:T DISqUALIFICATIONS UNDER WHICH HIS MrAJESTY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC SU13JECTS NOW LABOUR. N. IL-The Clauses marked A. and B. were added by the Commit cc. Whereas the Proetstnat succession to the Imperial Crown of this United Kingdom and its Dependenties, is, by the Act for the further limitation of the Crown, ...

... The officers of thp Herald's Offices still remain in ignorance of tie day on which the Coronaliun will take place, and are not a little puzzled on that account, as much of the details of their business will require coosiderable tiene foir preparation. It seeiams now to be understood, that instead of air weeks, three weeks will be sufficient for the Proclamation in the Gazette ; and it iS the ...