... I' DA Y . J; , iPLCF31,113,11 8, 1P2.1. ?? 1.( 1 i, IX ES; 1 Ru P 6 Itl,)lil 0 ,F A11L'IIL ,, ., ; ?? ilk B ; C in US ;( Ige ?? 6 OF AS rNG 1.11 {M A N. I ET. AND. I !!;letsst dbTVline, Geveritmnt atleacue * ietne'.-*t ctrclingjunto of the great, ;- i.b br 1v : Religionl mild a yoke Tiw at I;ns t'lc stolopiln! soul,-:: tri;ck of State, * t'E . tbheir rapne aild to share the p yc.' C ...

... CA4TNjOJIC IfErTING. I I . - .- ?? N~fetintr nfl Ik tt re-pcctob'e anrcl lnumerouts X Ouctaig JU 'LiS Convened yesterday, pursuant to I 1;e l. The large room at D'Arcy'5 was ii an early hor, and the utmost solicitude I 0' cd fo r tie taking of the Chair, and enter- tc businesO For which the Y7 :eting was as- l TT! ] At half.past three o'clntk L Th EARL of FINGAL to the Chair. fir. O'GoRUctAN ...

... 3SPA IN. ?? the MoNrup.U.) MADRtD, Nov. 22.-This morning a numerous assemblage took place in the Vontana (15Oro, when the following communica ion was made to the des. camisados, (shirtless herd) and hailed with loud ac. clamations by the multude The town of Cadiz has completed all its ivarlike prepara- tions to oppose all effectual resistance to the order of the King and his Ministers, and ...

... to.NDON. Extract or a letter ?? dated Oct. 31. - The people here are very quiet, but I fear, un- less the Coi rt se sed some roops' i iniinndiately , w u shall have farther'distturbanCes. lst there is a very strong party here for declai rirgjndependence- and it is only -because the Portugue e rare aot dnod6 posed to fd l .off fromi the Gtivelneiinit bb the Cort res that kee ffairs from f ...

... GLASGOW, D)ECEMBER 10.. one WVe le7f tolze 0 We lean that, notwitistan ding thle earnest. and treiterated entreaties of the Gentlemeno of ltenfrew and t Lanarkshires, Who p romnoted the recen t Emigra tion s f to Canadu, Government have t ?? ?? giv- c niog to tuture emigrants the pecuniary bounty of 10/. t the to ench, which has been enjoyed by those whvo weut s fly out kiuling this Moid the ...

... .;,POSTSCRI PT. ite .e (BY, E¢XPJ1,fiS).-IONDvsO ?? 6. to en ?? Lisbon Pasket ?? on Mondey with papers tbthest ult- . TWO of the Deputies from Maran. re ham Wt the Cories hlad arrived and taken their seats in ne -hme Cvngress. There are now 121 Deputies sitting in es. the Cortes of Portugal, and the remadinder for tbe ng Brazils may soon be expected te arrive.' Seiei'4i ol !sc the banditti who ...

... IRELANDSI (From the Dublin Journal of M4ionday.) We have endeavoured. by every possible means, to ascertain certain important facts relative to the pre- sent state of the country. We have carefully watcled the provincial newspapers-we have corresponded with well-informed men in various parts of ireland, but particularly in the disturbed ?? have bad personal communications with gentlemen from ...

... I!i WAR- OF& iDe.-7 1 AlkOfficenswho were appointed to the late ~n -Roia* Ve'C` ran- Ilatalions, -from thV half-paty. or trrmstlerredt from~ 114g- nients of the ,Line, are liei'eby reqrired. ?? traris- ,?itteradesses to the. Military Secary to ?? High- WAR OFIRP1 7 121 The King bag been pleased to approve of the -27th Regnment e Fdet hetngrpelfitti8 to beatloa Re~ colours ud-appdilntrmii~t s, ...

... ADVICES FROMV DORCHESTrER. I alToI nn~o s }ie- ?? A Mrch1r- ?? ?? _.1. 1.. We mentioned last week, that aManchester. paper had. pubiished three letters fiom the pen of the notorious Carlile, whiih showed the untaned spirit of that hardy offenider: we now- ?? thesh eistles, fbv, we are convinced their circulation will be useful. One would have thought tlhat 'cre this, the steru reproof of jus- ...

... :4. rdim:1-, . X Falr; tM: I~,, X :'..',, (, /5t'vs :6 At C';T it' cc 11ii 0.1cct i \I :c mitoa.-(n Saticli-es nigb lasL, aIbot! IliveSici o c1t P iu a!ctl a ns.isin s knock cd at thu: hIall-doolr oi' l 1 'lod, itn thi7 countv, th c',jin, C ,of' Janlie-. til londit E'.. :anil, d . noude ..cdiittunet to seaich tor avil:; His door '. . :i- 'i di ntel ropened. aciti thev were told l.:t wt.v.c c ...

... TH1E RIGHTS OF VIR1'U' ViNDICATEV. ?? fIII- Erditr of //re Bristol 21fercewy. Sia.- ?? principle I qombarttord in] mly furnpl Letter, arid which is apparentlyj So WiitelyeLXtrided, yet *rulnigl~-ioltl exanlned i t5,i of such vast imposrtanlce asit tendtS to upol d profligate alid hen government, that I feel it well dcicr~ihig itof further consideration ; aind, is your Journal io coeil~ ...

... STAT? Or, THE COUNTRY. ernrtv n. *..JUuNtY OF CORK. CORK, DEc. 8s we have several comnmaunica- tions from Country Correspondents, all of a very satisfactory nature, as they state the genera] preva. lence of tranquillity, and set firth resolutions which have been entered into in various Parishes, expres- sive of a determination to resist any attemrps that may be made to disturb their peace. We ...