... GRELICE. (Extracts from the Courier Français of Wednesday last). Ex k rdct ol0 a rtii Omnfcil *r oln .I;ulokyrika, in i the .vlors a, 't he * ountty of thei' lsifo ,s .- ?? great kiuitibtr .,f the nimsi (S st ?? :ihe k CE V. fimilice t1' the loup iiiesus have a' I icd in nur nuighhourhood pa , put Ih(-l nbe ves uuf ,r ?? pro!t ca lit of Lhe free and airmqd .Mainuottc A p-irt Dl this hrbtie ...

... DIPERIAL PAfRLIJAIM NT. I HOUSE OF COIMMONS, TUStsAY, MAY 15. NAVY ESTIMATES. (Concluded from THE FruEMiAN's JouRLNAL of Saturday last,) Sir G. WARIRENDER, proposed that a sum not exceeding 129,3125. be granted for the wages of Officers and men for vessels in ordinary. It was agreed to, as well as one of83.14101 3s. Id. fea victualling the same. SirG. WARR.ENDE R proposed that a sum not ...

... I I'll PERIAL )A}RLIAAlt.EVTT. I 1H1OUSE OF CO~j.lXS.Y-AMoNJ1AY. As'asu SO. GENERAL OFFICER1S .The Resolution for granting 172 SO06. Is' 3d, for the pay 'of General Office iS, not Ieing CcS lonels of regimnents, tor one year for Great Britain. and 1,2951. 99. 3.. for Ireland, was then read and agreed to. On the Resolution being read to graat j8,204-1 2s. ad. for (Guards and Garrisons-.. Mr. H ...

... LIBEL LArP IN .NDTA. A- - ?? A f :Or readers are avware tflat, ,y tihe , ?? oi O t-astinigs, the censur.^ whicrl bad for twenty yeears. been ihposcd on tbre pres; oa ti'iai was rerimo t I The ?? polisry of' the G Ovel nor General has,. been a13s adopted byV the Governor of flombtay1 an5.' tt no previolus time has. otir ?? Emnire in the: LIst ?? such security, prosperity, and hapni ness, aS ...

... NE WIS P.P EI . pf trv~o 7Are Orders ,rf 0w 110uaout;0 ?? opnosdojd~'d.'P ob~A1 iwDILN L.-A RETUR~fN tf the Sows paid Qurei. ot1ecrgthe 5di jalitaoy 181I 7and-etdr SI tpi Itt' the ItsriiOf PROUTANAT[OtIS in The DufilinCr jji~iit Dub/iw I-aloiil, Aitjnd f~,J~l~7 ~trr! 2,- RE U N of the, Sumn, paid fW- DUTY 00 al thie AujVertis,!ments %hich appe~& hO a, ~ aid apr ui, the said pcriiid. 3.-A tE T ...

... . .1cA(,4 7AXSF .. ?? PARLIAMENTTARY PAPERS. &e. ' (Continued frdm the Frcemean s Journal of yesterdsy.) V. ?? Iad HOS;PJITA TAX: , A RMTUR. Ot' all 'stus pqyaI)eC by the Inhabitants d Dublifl, from thelst'&fXJnudary.' 18t4, o'n- acc6unelof . Fauting EIQSF to; ?? prin~cipl of talculetion by wh'jch the jan'te isapp~rtitied to eacb house; of the sums , actually received on account ?? and tie ...

... ~)UR!a.i I(,1&r. f lirg Lnen tecemtly statL in av er3a Cf the -.1hh7gi Pr:tlt:c. i 0 oc atb e c-t1520es ?? prounhat t ?? id presltr m ofhis ?? gracioue intention ofv:eting. h, * oint ry *that the COsde of Jiuibli. %VH9 not in a stialiun Chit to iec-iire ?? it i0t othling icie to it si-te the Lcr' Lieutenancy ef the Du;:c ., Wlhnod. We pokltuidr i. cn.r datg, as soon as 1po sibie, to ...

... T1e French anid Spanish papers contain melan..; choly accounts of the stale of Spain. It is very likely, however, that their statements are much exagugerated, and there is. gond reeson to hope, that when the people of that long and greatly af! dicted country, shall be convinced that the idea of Jta Russian and German Invasion-s given up, and that domestic traitors no longer possess the power ...

... Z1 t e cillt man'o urltm1 And Daily Commercial Advertiser DUBLIN-TUESDAY, MAY 1S, IS21- The Packet of Stturday had not arrived when our Journal was put to press. SPAIN. We have received accounts from Madrid to the 27th ult. inclusive. The departure of Sir Henry Wellesley from the capital, in ihich be has acted as British Ambassador for so -long a period, and during more than one crisis of ...

... AGRIUliTUatI. LPO PT.| As we mentioned last month that March com. nnenced and concluded with rain, we can notice that April commenced and concluded in the same manner. Daring April agricultural pursuits leavei suffered souse interruptions fioin sleet and hail. lHowevcr, with regard to wet, there appears no great cause to complain. Although Farmers seemed to murnur in the early part of the year ...

... I ?? Ti112, F T(RW TlEX FR kNTS JHEJROURNAL [ 7n°P ?? .-,tr~aordinary that no steps ale takcii te chck thc dIrilt; nboonday 1Jber C . in to ?? cf Bltot Lane, Petticoat Lane, tid Ittle Mary Street. At the junction of those streets, cttre can be mustered in a minute, a gang ef streetS) O, Iinre'sud uffians, antl all in_ upwalrds of one hundred sturd'i ru and, aoys anhn. credible numbe. of young ...

... TRFM CORONATION. So earnestly have the preparations for tbe Coro. nation in Westminsterihali been resumed within the last few days, that4he fronis af tbtseverl tiers of galleries on either. 0ide cf tthe hall are noav coveret *vith alvuss, avid pardy so wit ltpapet. The gaile. ries iihitativi of castle tov ers and turrets raised for the kbtilc drums and tfiurpets, under *hich tile Chlampion is ...