... A'IbEXtCU. latest news from Mexico, received in the Havannal), 4 the 21st ult. states the arrival, on the 11th of November, a Spanish ships of war Asia, of 64 guns, and Diamante ite, from Vera Cruz, after seventeen days' passage, having board his Excellency Apodaca Count del Venidito, the ea- Viceroy of Mexico, and his family, with a great number of other passengers and specie and valuables to ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? (I vertiser. ?? EWDNESDAY, DECEIMBER 26, 1021. ps, -rn islatrdayad Sunday, have 'ocsied iflce ?? Ist. blf 3A BIC'K DISCOUNTS. follosing Notice appeared on Saturday in Titt O'fice at the Orank of England ;scJ ] Bank of tngland, Dec. 20, 1IX1 rt of Directors havc resolved to discount, froni 5tie Coua d Notes not having more tivin Ninety-five biis 05tead of S[xty-five days, an heretofore. Wl ...

... ?? T,' T., ?? At 12 O'cclck, a ligihly rcpectable mconng of Protestalt and Rom3an Caiholic gertlemen, cOlvcoi- ed at D'Arcy's, to ?? the most satisfant`r',J mode of testifying their respect to the Marquis oa WNellesey, on his arriva in this country. ISAAC STEIVART, ESQ. was called to the chair. Mi. O'CONNELL stated that a very geheral fecl ing prevailed, as far £s he could asceriain fronti ...

... IJ - -S7'l'.47i'E, lJutF C;. 'f'In The Limerick Telegrnap of Tutslav, y l. rived yesterday, coniained the followhin(, Yesterday MiChael M'G;ath and Francis t, were executed at Gallows Green, pursanrt to 1blvir 9 L il They both ackrowledged their gu.t, of whlclb ihere tl, t heslightest d& ubt, aS they wero coniihttd on the eia,,est dence. Their bodlies have been sent fo.r interm, nent * roi ; , ...

... I patch, Flanders, and German Papers of recent dates have arrived. The Prince of Persia lI s en, toted Bagdlad at the head of 10,000 cavalry, and the Turks fly before him. The difficulties of the latter Power seem to increase on every side, and report again inclines to the warlike. The influence of the Ministers of England and Austria, which was in favour of peace, is said to be on the ...

... TI-l' .. '>7u1S5 W[?LI't S t.. I'a11 rdislingui hcti i o- ltrean is expected ?? t1e Castle this dlay. 'irJe Courier, and other Lct:don Pspers of Friday eveninu, 9teM6 that his Lordship titended to set otri on I is jnurney to Ireland on Saturltayi ithat he would pay a visit to Lord and Lady Grenville, at Dropmore, anrid then proceed on his route. 'btae Tim7es of Satilrlrjy morning strtes, tlhat ...

... 2hE diitaT'E'. I ]3B the Auther of Waverley. Edinbuigh, 1822. 3vols, A. Cunstable and Co. (Concluded fromr our Paper of yesterday.) Dating one cf his visits to Burgh-WEstra, Mera toun proposes himself as a tenant for JarlohvP, and, after a characteristic treaty, is accepted. Esta- blished here, hu indulges in all the moodiness of his soul; his dark hours, is ti.ey are rightsy calledare ut ...

... ?? i7 , S I7R! 4 thC ¢, b Santa ctc~i~w$> CQI',IJIU 'itfA. ttf lO N'S 'i4it Pl5~,@Cf~tl E+ PAI a rss t~otAbtita, r onsidering- 6en~t tepu>' ?? singl'e otin undtivided, I l lhtt C~01Iporls 'should be 'unifxsrm in' tlle dit. 0l,(tli ,£prpl lriated fbr ?? in] Colum lia; t the I,[eve °rna1 andl interetti, liy facilita:ing the ope' blre0le cutl~om hniises, and pbevetrting the t~in offrltud andl the ...