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... Pr TP .VN C .4T. ). VT EJ. t,!GFr. . VI THEf. CU't NA1I0N-COhK, J*JLY 7.-. fZ if itt tended, we understand, to 'cr-ebrate this eftand ceremony in thie Ciry in the mrost impressive marner that can ne devised. Accordingly a meeting tioo place yesterday At ,he Council Chamber. at which ihe Moyor, Rgeorder, and Sherifii, Sir John Limtiert (the General commanding the Dis. trict), atnd several other ...

... rONP tRTE l .6. Afo~rnh'l8 (From tout that Bonaparte dlefe ot lblic ith-that his father also died | tr-the rtnac sand that he himself de fta ?? if his f2mily. The ~iseft I 0he rtzes - e horvpv, on the subject of ?? il non rt proD ably be thought of muI h va^ h on obe anxioluSlY laid hold of by 1tie. f *fin t _oinl it ikodid seem Oligre Of eh e to te heir conociefices to be able to thO b st. ...

... T HE- EMPERnOR ALEXANDER AND THE 9 GREEKS. I The fill lo Aing its ar extract of a privateletter, re- ceived in London, on Saturday, and dated, Parts, JueC 27. A person who was at Laybach, in intimacy with the arsemlbled Sovereigns, heard thb Empe-1 aro Alexander say, in an impatient andl emphatic tone,. which he rarely shewi, iii speaking of the Greek com'.iotionstNo! I positivel] will not ...

... o i f0v o Mimb ?? PHIY1'.u a This Lady *h at this time so entircly ntnrs the pulbiic attention in thim city is tlsed t;gl-tr ,,f a rqspecable tradesthan in the parish of 3farylebo-ie. I.- don, arii was bornf on the 1 Sth September, i79J. it is ?? that from her veiry infatc berpresentsationio in life n9S 1 o ru k forward to by her ptrents, jince sihe it not the on~j, a m se of Iber fimily who ...

... wrat it'ii'Q 3fournat, : And. Daily Commercial Advertiser. -~ ?? . DUBLIN-SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1B21. The Packet ot Wednesday has duly qrrived. THE CORONATION-THE QUEEN. T't2e Protest Bnd Remonstrance of CARoLNE. QtjEEN Of GRnAT BRIrAIt aad IRELAND, againnt tbe Dr_~cisrox of the kING'S PRIVY COUNCIL on her RrGUT to be CROWNED, is before our Readers. The Cogrier states, that her Majesty had ...

... : . II)R )ATIfJ(}. VFR}MfA(VN)AIf. ]V TtE.I' HALL. VINPIARATIONS FOR TIlE BANQUET. we hfive alreafly rnoticed the admirabre plans wh. 11i were adopted in tlhe e- ectien of the kitchens, and of the p'assa,429 leadiing front thence ?? th HIall. ie iave now to libtice thle Inim e important arrangc. meitas made for serving ta dititer in the first sule of! etIgance; whether as to ci' kery or ...

... And Daily Commercial Advertiser. DUBLIN-THURSDAY. JULY S26, I8M. THE ROYAL VISIT. We stated yesterday, that his Majesty was expected to arrive in Dublin on Wednesday, the 8th of August. We now understand it is not unlikely that this City will be honoured by the Royal Presence even sooner than the 8 th. The Courier states positively, that el or about Saturday, the 4th of Aug. his MNaijesty will ...

... CORONA TION. LORD GREAT criAMBELAIN'S OFFICE, JULY 18. Pages, or Peers' Atteidants, will he admitted intb the Boxes ihi their Costume, which vill be considered as Full Dress. '(Signed) GWYDYR. LONrO1N, TUESDAY, JuLY 17. Pis M6st Excellent Majesty has been graciously pleased to command. that, on the evening of the Coronation day, in addition to the other thcaircs already announced, the Surrey ...

... tte Jcreanan'o 3[oltrulf And Daily Commercial Advertiser. JUALIN-SAlURDAY. JULY 28, i1. We have received the Packet of Wednesday in per due course. PORTUGAL. Lisbon Papers to the 8th instant contain ant ac- be, count of the landing and reception of the Royal Fad il mily. The Regency announced on the 4th, that its functions had ceased, in consequence of his Majesty having resumed the reins of ...

... $xdowb-r,,nftft.J*, .. I .1l,, .di idgy Et.wniag. . Vhe to racket, 1?n Li t v7osi, *, It ?? in tbe Ila Witis hiq astys state 4i. and eight cream ?? htorsee ;n lin.rd. |We have reaeired the Lond.,di loerltraF St. f day. The subjoined lettera 4ppejr in, the Lordoa. ?a. pers of S3turday and they ern ,ncoacj tn sno' to the following effect The letter preiutied to lie toroi Lord 8ilnth, c.si by ...

... 'HiE (CiJI C' it ?? IA LETTl'it> O Tfll.. RIGHT E1VER1tND 1'THE LOlI) IlISHOI' OF WINCI-IRSVEJl MY LTrtl)--In your Lordsai;p's 11feroes fh io Ljfe of nr. Pil;, vol. ii, p. 400, occurs thle follaowing pasvage; A Petidion ha(d been pres.nter to the H-inse of Corn, coons on tie 7th of, May, 1789, by certain personr callitg themsvives Catholic Distenters; implving by that title, that they diA trot ...