... r:ctierecltzum 3o'urnialf . Anl Daily Com~mercial A7,cidrtis( . lw _ - WIBLN-SATURtDAY, SEPTEMBE'a 1, 1821. | 1~~ _ , We have received hile Packet of Wednesday. .RUSSIA-TU itKiET. L Private Letter from London, written late on Wedsesday evening, contains $tbe following:- An Express has been received this morning from Paris, bringing accounts from that capital to Mon. day.lasa. Byan ...

... TdlI KING.. - esterday about half-past two o'clock; ir the afoernoon a movement was obsered in the Roysl squidronat Kingstown pier, (Dunleary), when the otilla stood out to sea, and passied the promontory o Bray ina short time, ufder a smart breeze. His Ilajebty remained on deck, and with his usual I jondascentioti, bowed mnost gracefully, tootk off I bis travelling bonnet, and saluted in a ...

... And Daily Commercial Ad veriser. DUBLIN-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1821 The Chester-Mail brought the London Papers 4of Sunday to town last niaht. B EV. R. BLACOw>. A verdict Of urILTY ,has been returned against this trancorous and repeatedly convicted e'alumnia- tor, for his.base gnd disgustiuig libel on thet late Queen. The pdaiirhmetit of criminals is in general a painful though necessary ...

... 7TU Xr>kl V T' ?? :SuLoGo SI'PT. ?? I iet lnving been t'u' day appointed for a PUblic ies ival in th't tI s i in cotnmemoration of the aucpiciouis vis t to Ire.;lnd ofr our-grae'lous and brloved Sovereign, a ve y nit merousanld teipecabhle company, ot all ?? denoininati q9s, assembled at ?? Ilotel, where an en ertainienit,- cnnsistiti of ev -ry delicacy whicl the season could -affOr, was ...

... I 1 71-- ?? 11 - ?? -PAMERIQAN PATEIM | NEV Zl o, ArtS ?? schoorner Ceci-| I ]otX al~rrived at PhiiadolVIj 3; `fr0.n Curiaoa l.ts 3 II- nished ?? of thle Ph:adtel1hia {Gaz tte ithh Iac.ounts from t. t ?? one week later thl tn re I .eived 'here by ?? Rebeccn Aim, of whichj the foinwing is the substance Aec:ounts fromn Pjuerto Cahello state, hut Lieutenant Colorel Yturbie an'd the ...

... r P, ?? c i, T, S. T r r, t. I. xi , qn f 0 'I a ti I ii. I y tih' CC l l I ?? ;I:v, * tiI L -I- r'a-zts ir I' *'hftii5liS}rctli'iir'1 ;;iI S a~ll ' Sir ?? tt;r k .; ?? er, tbe. I,, ricip 1. r3 I r.dt li. thiopse, e'tediI h le I'e istvr ()fiiCo,il' ?? vru-ts oi ?? i, tk'rp A avocan' ar nhe \V srii . , t' 1, vt rL'J Ui!n1jis, thqe ,r!ne, 1-It(ris i: ijal, tint rhe I rad& a ?? n et i'(I ...

... . 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 ...

... TO T'I' PROPRIFTOk OF THlE FREEMNIAMN' JOURNA.L SIR-I amn one of t'lose v, Iise interes's a e I ke') to he materially affected by ihe profiosed red;mc- tioas in the public offices oF the Uni-ed Kiio'on, anJ therefore think it mni duly to place my ,enti ments respectfully, where thev may elance to mcet the eye or those in whose hinds the pritspef !s of a great many in situations similar to min- ...

... | 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 ...

... '1je rveerrnan'o yfottrlnat, - | And Daily Commerciiar Advertiser. _ . . z _ r i ^ DUBLIN-FRI)DAY. SEPPTEY6R 7, 1821. | The Paclket c Tuesd'y receved last ?? | |RUSSIA-TURKEY. Tht following paragraph SE from the CiVyI ap- pears in the Coier The Editor of thar print, however, doe not teermto agree ia opinion with lli4. Corrspondent':.._. - We have bexn favourid vrith the peitiml ea iet'er ...

... MorR., L, 0-?Tst-'-'UTIOXAT; AM PIATION. I f- 41Se (, t iu'e played off Lt lother l,,de'Oure, ?? we. .¶iai expose it in a few Aordls. . Thy lind, (in t;e 924th July Grought Marianne CeriWle to Irial, at Guiudiatil, 70ir some aiasages ;n what was ife i, t, Cztilse ?? YearNs Addrews to the Re- furrot:is; :ind the Jury reftised to findi 'he defen- tdn't .etUity. Whar-) then, was their revt step ...

... r \ir Jhi' VISIT. y I .I %ir -.1oh, sk.l , o yder's- I! q a ?? ibJilL, of LRyder's- )r Io ti nien, in honoour of his 'ei 1USYSit to Ireland, ina spaciotts rdaif.ecte' f lor thit ?? e at h is house at wllI the ulmost entbq siasm and 1~it x~o~r . e by oll ciqsaes of the guests, Irish and Scotsricn, Pro ya~Y f~ngi~h~~Presbyt, rians. 5t e earth, and his neit giari- When his iand as proposed, the ...