... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LOtNDON. SEPT. 4. - His MAJesTrY.-Oi Thursday se'nuight the kinig honoured ?? and Corporation of 'Dublin witli-hisipresenceat dinner. The et. tirtanirhenit was splendid,'ahd his Majesty, who expressed his delight aiid' surprise at the prepa'ra- tionS for his reception, i'ifter tI kiig wine with all ihoke imirneda~tely' 6lio'ut him,rdtired at 10 o'clock. TheLord Mayor afte wyards presided, and ...

... II, FLA NP7.- - .. aI -1. 1 - -f n 1 ?? Te'slimonian / _We f ree grat 1MIeasre, says the Ditltn CortIesp)onuleut, in gtvintg 'ulblbeity to the fllhvini, letter, addthlsrcd to the Lord Mayor by the Marrjuis ot Lothian:- I ?Xettbattle ~Abbov, Eainbtirgli, Seijt. 1, 1ts2. isT Lord-I Jl . eive, bx the Ipers. thlt vour Lordshil) if, clairmihir oF a Commtittee atpubij teil to !,;perilltelld tile ...

... SO UTHI AM ERICA. A copy of a paper of Angostura, entitled Correo Extraordinario del Orinoco, dated July 5, has been received, containing Bolivar's dis- patch on the victory ofCalabozo. This dispatch is published in the sane palper in three lamnjqt- gesp-Spanisli, English, and French. MOST ExcEL~r~s~T 5~e-\esterday the politlcal birth of I the Republic of C lumbia was confirued by a splendid ...

... calebonita Otgum ie EDINBURGH, hi le at TI}URSDA Y-SEPTEABfER 20, or iS ?? t. ' The Paris papers, which have been received to the date of Friday last, now strongly insist on B lythe improbability of any war between Russia 4 le 1 ; and Turkey. It is intimated that the relations by R which the Emperor Alexander is bound to his C 1- European allies would prevent his going to. war without their ...

... h WEDNESDAY-AuGusT °9 n r OUTRAGES A ITCNIGhRT8BIRIDGE. MY LORD-1 consider it my duty to apprise his M'r.j. n sty's Government, throtugh your Lordship, of a violent n outrage of tlne publie peace committed by some individsnk - of the Life Guards at Knigihtsbridge ye terday, nnd ofann Oattemtnt at ?? upon me persoenaly, while in le- exercise of my duty as S herilf of Middlesex, at thie heat of ...

... ; The CirTiht Court 1o Jtidary w 3 op5r- n Ss'i I by LoeD J fSTtCE CLERKt an 10 pene 1't l John M M herson, late priner in F. rr LL?. the bar on a charge Of telt, aggravated 1), h1 O't repute a thief, and by I-flog at thgg v lat iai banishmentbs he Pnt aded H uilty.and t-cliel h ed, was, after a Very i npr esiv adnoeuitio0 ' eif re sentenced to trantportatin beyodI seas the I-I George Eider, ...