... Er..RL oF )ONO) UG'HMORE. 1R - ?? ?? 7F-;nirw P- I Fro The Dab/itt Fr'ening Post. e f0ollwtig ?? iorlS were received at wr.)ofce t1 Kn 2cklofty28h Nov. IS21. SR The public are truich indebted to you for your E jeor best assistance, and personal exertions, v,h,5 rdrtuitages which I expect from the little armed efactlsttU nanidge..I.-nn important pass upon the river. ant ArtJfIn f o the two ...

... ENGLISHFLA V ISN7i{L[I1GRiVCE. DR. CLARKE-LTO1RD SIDMOIJTT. CONSISTORY COURT, LoNDoN, Nov. 30. The Office of the Judge promoted by Woolaqtorr, B D. Arch- deacon of Essex, v. George Somers Clarke. D. D. Mr. Jenner, Proctor, renewed his application to the Court this day, to pronounce the Rev. Defen- ,dant, who is Vicar of Waltham, in Ecspx, in con- tempt, for not giving in an appearance 1oia ...

... T*je jr lnaul MYou r1aI, t And Daily Commercial Advertiser. | fUBLIN-SATURDAY DECEMBER 22, 1 , The Packet of Wednesday had not arrived when f our Paper was put to Press. We have Teceived several comtmunicatlons from Limerick by yesterday's Mail. A highly respectable Correspondent, whose let- ter is dated Thuraday morning says, The convictions up to last night were SEVEN. i Two were executed ...

... ud Daily ( Adveitiw I Andit Daily ?? ej!i~l Advzertis~er.j DUBLIN-FRIDaY, DE:CIMBER 28, 1S21. THE IMARQUIS WhLLESLEY. VI e received a letter from Holyhead yes er4oly, stating that Mr. JoImvsroN and some othfr triends .t'tke Marqiiis WNELLFSLITY would iline at ,,I ran's Hotel, at that place, on Tuesday, and prcceed next morningc for Irei pnd. The Iktter alsu men. Ilioted tiat Lerd WELLEShEY ...

... 1, A IM MAIrhID,N1oV. ?? cocri.. !r'ia airied this mornlng, with variomis papers fron the JLjnniIi Chie-ftf' Avila to the (G uvurnnot n :, Lt th.' f ie hei tutes ihat lie lias receive d ioni ti e ':-r0c!a y of State his tiesl 1tith, wit it his .Isjo2k 's Al: ss -Ie to the Cortrs. ?? t e evonts ari caii,, ?? Answer ot' the CorLes. l';tse te has: priteol, not gent rally circulated. 'I he t he ...

... The following letter, with the Resolutions re- terred to, was received by the President of tire Chamber of Commerce, from Mr. iiinjamin Shaw, Cbairmfin at a meetingof the London Merchants, cunnected with ithe Irish Tiade, held in that capi- tul on the6th instant To the President ofithe Chamber of Cotmerce in Dublin. JONDON, 1eaC. 6, 1821. SIR,-As Chairrnan ofa meeting of the Merchants gon. ...

... The York Whig Club hell its annual meeting on Monday last, when the attendance was more than usually numerous. It is delightful to meet occasi. onaily with meetings ot this nature, where every noble and gerkerous sentimant of the heart finds cloquent utterance, and meets a ready sympathy from congenial spirits ; where the noble an. the i wealthy proclaim a community of interest with the poor ...

... PrOVIONCIAL IXTELICEiCE. I ATHLONE, Dfc. 7.-C)n Wednesday last, in tonsequence of an altercation that took place be- tbeen them, a man named Cunninaham, was killed here, by a thrust of a cane sword, which he re- ceived through the heatt, ifon one MManus, of the Itoicommon police. An Inquest was held on the body. the next day, and a verdict of wvilful nurder, wan returned against the police man ...

... D' UlS,. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Si3R,-Observing ,n Vour Paper of this day, that a duel was lately fouyht no Bagiotj.heath which proved fatal to one of the seconds. who, in consequence of atanding too ilvar his man, was rehot it the side, of which he died i14 two t3a sf.er, 1 am inducoini to trouble you with a case ome-. tlilt similar, although ter-ninating in a less melancholy man. About ...

... thIE CATHOLIC ADD 8sS. VA--.r oro *1 mp . Ycr, erday, the Deputation appointe tO Vf Mr. GRANT with the Catholic Actlrcsr at the Corn Exc~ange Tavern, at the a d hour. There were some handsome and ttt pointed equil.,ages, and the atterldatsce wa iI ther more respectabfa and tueflerous than tiLe sent season of the year, which calls so manlv of o' c.,untry gentlemen to their ane flreside , lead ...

... PROJIN CI AL fA TEl L1X e L , Pco. I.INE' i t]C. ., (From the T'riei*rgrfll ) . ANOTHER rlOltltlBL.1E MURDEIR, LiMERICK, TUESDAY, DEC. 4.-On Saturlnay night last, about twelve o'ock, four armne:l assa. i cI sins knocked at the hall door of llollywood, in this lo, County, the residence of Jatres Rtlyrmond, Esq. and p r demanded adlmitta nce to search for arols ; the dloor was immediately opened ...

... PROMOTIONS-WAT OwIcvi. De, 21. Sd Regiment of Dragoon Gurvrds-Ccinet G Todd, front half pay of the Regiment, to be CworLt, vice It Grant, tiho exchianges, receiving the dif t rerice, 5th Ditto--Licuten'ost WV lio'ison to be Captoir, by pur- chasce, vice Ctist. pomiloted in the .i jth r ot. 7th Dito-Litnitenant G Foi;l. from the 16th Light Dragnoons to be Lioutenant, vice Cros .ey, w-h ...