... THE Pjs1'F1ZAL, ADDRESS, 0of TIHE RIGHI' REVEREND DOCTOR SUGRUE, ins T6 the Labouring Classes of the Cout'y AKerry, Fl Which has been exp)l)tned in Irish, at the diflereilt Crapels Ito ,The fruits of the Spitit are love, joy, peace, long suffer. ed ing, gent! neo, goodness. &c. &c.-GGALA7tcA5 3. 23. ite Mv DAn1Ly BEt.oVit5 BRUTHEIS., 0. I' In this Epistle to the Galatians, Qs in m any ...

... 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. ...

... T/TIE k ?? FT 0 JI; The followinag is an CkLlaot of a pilvate lettwr, dated Hanover, Dec. I: f Tlue King's residence hitre i& still liolt;eil uofn As an extraordinary epoch; and Iltr,ouO:h his much I regretted indisposition preveotedi his Majesty from I appeariog often in puhlic the iafnvei ians find still ma:ter for convers iion respecting that prinod They look forward also wi 'Ih eagerness ...

... irATE op rHR cOUNTRY. a - l 2T1The aMdg;'trateB of our county have, I ~swO etermined upon puttn, III lul Proper Y,47¢th of the late Kliug, with respect 'ct tn0 e _arms3 wise ad neessary mea- Te regti' rd Our county is still, thank God, rS , i's per end we are certai that the well ilatyqil ate. f QUr Magistrates and country. ?? oforMg$ ar't' ~ geaeral will heep at O;.on Wed- ?? tant whire a ...

... hY. L, ?? l)nC. ?? r onto r' NNnutI a' r,- joi0cc to say, connatineS to efnjlnv per.ect tranquillity. e'ven to tile exclusion, so far as we can learn, of those ordiniry offence, wlica abound in all the populo.s11U communities of ?? civiliz'd world. In short, all this side of thle jel]nd, from tite Cove of Co k to Lough Svilly, is a; ordcrly as eny part of the Utoited Kingrioro, alihough ...

... THE SPANISh1 BlE tO)LUTIO/T. We are not so illiberal as to suppose, that all thosej wbo do not feel indignant at the disgraceful lamren- tations, with which ihe Ministerial Press of thisI Country every (lay teems, over the termnination, of tyranny in Spain, (he downfall of the Inquisition, the removal of Ecclesiastical abusew4 and the spirit of'regeneration and irlptovement, , which is every ...

... INUHIERAL I 7N.S l We lately mentioneil ttint a p,'at 11, geser ito the JLordis of the Al t dt l Alirtd Butotin of thle Rno 'il M\E Mii, ; r tablishnment or a Code of' 'Numeral ?? ,C a, natal e that thley suhall he capifhle V )il i ing intelligencence betwven ave's a l.'iy norant of the lenguafe of' echl otdir. !i, , sure be practicable, no one c ln ?? a ,. itt great ut tiihy and we unndori;t ...

... COUNTY CORK- MEETING AT tiACtOOM. MAMtROOM, TnURSDAY, 1ITH DEC-In pur. suance of an adi'ertisoment calling a meeting of the Magis rates and Gentlemen of the Barunies of Ea t and West Muilkerry; to consider the present state ofthe Country, a considerable number of Genitle- men assembled this day, at Wiiliae's Inn, in Mao. cioom; at one o'clock, ihere were between 60 and 70 Gentiemen present, ...

... ADVENTURES OF I GERALD FITZG9,'iRAIT- bd, T'enry the Eighth -comfirmed the inlpressit S by *hivh his subjects had received of' his characttr, by an act of extraordinary, but not unprovoked, seve. 5B rity, which involved in destruction nne ( f thpi minst ancient and posverful houses in the Peerage of -ire. M- land, that Iof Fitzgerald, Earl' of Kildare. The Nobleman who bore this title had ...

... And ?? alrc ial Adrlati, And Daily onerla Advertiser. D ' BUB IN-NUNDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1821. 11~ ~ ._ 2; I The Packets of Thursday, and Friday have arm trived since our last. RtSSI A-TURKEY, Tile probabilities of war between Russia and Turkey, gather fresh strength every day. Indeed we do not find the retainers of the English Minisiers themselves deny that hostilities are likely to take place. ...

... TPEe ifrunall'o 3[ouratl, Aivd Daily Comnmercial Ad ve1rtiser. DUDL1N-TUhbIJA'I. DIDSIVBER 18, 1821. London Journals of Saturday arrived last night. MINISTERlAL ARUANGEMENTS There is no longer any doubt that the GRENt VILLE Party take office. Mr. Charles W. WYX ; has accepted, as their representative, a seat in the Cabinet and the Presidency of the Board of Con- troul, lately held by Mr. ...