... .THE cO.1J1V13S(CVN', | Od.Stsi lxcd.ie ii st. at two O'clsc k, the COlmntiisgb & tju' ' and Tt rmirer wai npened befljre& the Riai l Hs. n rhie ?? YVby or, the Hon. M'lr. Juvi!, jeeW;7, sano, thf: H l: . SM r. Jrtt 3But t n, an '&r U faVl; .Dg, 6el1ii-:t: we ~re swvorrt as -uGrtd jij ?? C''lY fRAND JUP V. I C!tarle; P. Archer. EStt. i rruseji. ?? l!;am Pia d.- MA.ona, Da .ivi Groisberly ...

... STAT? Or, THE COUNTRY. ernrtv n. *..JUuNtY OF CORK. CORK, DEc. 8s we have several comnmaunica- tions from Country Correspondents, all of a very satisfactory nature, as they state the genera] preva. lence of tranquillity, and set firth resolutions which have been entered into in various Parishes, expres- sive of a determination to resist any attemrps that may be made to disturb their peace. We ...

... Anl Dailly Commlrc;ial Advertiser. DrJBLIN.Ft(D.AY, SMAY i, IS21. The Stenm Paks cu ine tobring the Lon. ddn Papers with unfdiling regularity. Thone of Ti'esday arriv~d, last night by thie Ivaubl)e. cci ...

... COMMITTEE ONAt7RfCUTTUR$; - I On Tuesday, the Commititee tontinued is S tting from one till tour o'clock. It was more ifully at- tended than on either of tile pr cceding days, all the Members being present, with tihe exceptiZ ouf Lord Castlereagh and another. l he Committee resumetd ille first branch of the iniquiry-to ascertain the evidence in support of the alleged extensive distress that ...

... ?? ?? A vS L : AMERkZCAiYPAPERS. . . ~. - . Sentexce of Death pronounced by an. Amnerican Juidge up1on, a Highguayminn. (Frorn the BWTOrK DAILY ADVHRTISr% of October 24.) The fdolklwing is the Address of Chief, ,Juatice Parker to Mki(lhael Martin, en pronouncing seotence of death upocn him for highway robbery.:- Michael Mfartin-You are now placed at the bar to receive the sentence (if the law ...

... s r JI V. ?? ?? -- ON CONT'1tA B..%ND T['ADE . ( ?? thi' UOVPrivda. ) Smngglitlv will always prevail in ?? ta 'lc sniamer and rigour of prohibi ory laws, or the axcetsive privileges gtiv n tn certain ar icles in legal Commerce, in spihc of the wisest and mtst e~raci(US mogsnfes that m *y; be alopted to extinguish it fori besides the ptivnuliis of gain, there iS aotig 'a eer. talin clses of p ...

... | HIS MAJEsTY'es - LE TTER. .A Publie Mee ing will be held at D'ARCY'S t!i8 day, for the purpase of ruakhng arrargements fbO the circulation of his MAJESTY'S wise and qous parting ~idmvnition go his ItislY sub. jeots, in. such a form as shlnl give if more perniuoeey than tile Newspapers cotild hope to fafford, and ai the sarue ti'6 ensire it the greatest ppssible pubjicitr. It is expected ...

... FALL OP AIMA. By the Good Intent, arrived in the Downs, let. ters and papers to the 5th Sept. have been received from Buenos Ayres, communitating the important intelligence of the fall of Lima. The following are extracts from private letters 1' BUENOS AyaEs, SEPT. 2.-1 have hardly time to acquaint you with the glorious news of-the cap, ture of Lima by General San Martin. The official ...

... Atec jfrcenan'O 3ournal And Daily Commercial Advertiser. 'a {~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3TJhLfN-.RIDAY. APMIL 2-0, 1imi ~~~. I The IvAr 1HoF Sleam Paesl; end the roCgtfar Ialail o Tues. das arrived last night. CATIhOhLfIC1LL. The dehate on the Earl of Donougfilnore's nrnlion for the ietod reading of the Catholic Bil1J was tadjourned at one o'clock,on Tuesday coruir.ig, in cOnsequnete of ...

... - QI3e jfrecnlni '.T~urLal, Utd Daily Comrneicial Advertiser I DU13L1N-SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1821.' London Journals of Wednesday reacded town at a late hour last night. EMANUI'A i LUN. Mr. PLUNKETT'S Bills have undergone, extensive alterations, and are now printed with the anmenr.i ments. A copy of the first Bill will be found in our Journal, and- we think it may defy the most Lperverse ...

... . TfBAi>vSL A J'llUN,- OF AN OFFICIAL NOTE, FtOMI T1ti. PORTE TO THE AMBASSADOR FR iM TZANIC&;:: (Transmitted the 9th. August,- 1821.) tn consequence of the-rebellion ofthe Ray-is,Athe: regulations for the provisions of Constaptinople; to be derived from its neighbourhood, having- leen, rendered insufficient, this capital ia 4ttately-de prived of the necessary qtiantity ot graia. . But this ...

... t ate 4¢e#, 7 no' ago ?? I. i,, And Daily Con-urrcial Advi'etr.i DI BLIN-MONDAY. MIAY 21, 182. 1~ ?? _ n ?? Lqst might we received Lonton J urn'14; of F:Ev day by the STEAM and Post Office 'A~ckets. WINiOlfW TAX. 3Mr. Shaw introduced L-fis promised moliC- l-C repeal of 1lis most oppres.sive and1 obnoxiou'S ?? post on Wednesday lalt, 'wi'h a qseeh erenJ2! well calculated to make an imprcsii on ...