... y ~ ~ ~ ~~ - Dublin, Dec. 29i o9 V ARRIVAL OF ?,TAnQuis ?? . I port - At twelve o'clock, this, day, allI thle disposable Thi troops in tile gar-ris~n marched -from their re.. fuse ' pective barrackF, and formed a li. e thru' theal streets, from tile Castle to a considerable di tnc I5 ,beyond the Circular Roaid, in order to receive Cha '-the Marquis Wellesley, whol had arrived last paasE 'night ...

... LONDO-I , MONDAY-D2cEM8zR So, We understand, on good authority, that tile King, in reply' toethe petition, agreed to be pre- sented bv the Irish Absentee Meeting at the Thatched House Tavern, has expressed his dis- approbation of the proceedings and resolutions of that assembly. His Majesty is said to have hint- ed, that some of the persons then present had other means, which were not resorted ...

... BARBARITIES OF TRB GREEKS- - l ii, (FROM THE COURlER OF iSATURDAY.) in We lately adverted to tbe barbarities which, cu; it was reported, h~ad been committed at Navarin, after the town had been ceded to the Greeks by r a regular capitulation. ne At that time we were unwilling to believe the lisl reports which were in circulation; but we lament wo to say, that these reports have been since con- ...

... catebantan 904MV,6 -- ?? be EDINBURGH. 1 ?? al z.7fG~~TURSDJY-JA1VU3}RS So - By an express from Paris, we learn, that, m s on account of the' fatigues and anxieties tot i which the King of France ha1 lately been expo-' t 01 sed, in consequence of the disputes'between the p - Chamber of Deputies and his Ministers, he has to been alarmingly affected in his intellects., At one of the ...

... . I ' . _ . l. UNISON CANAL. Fe o y Din U last the first passage boat ftl, the ?? Canal. ly Flora.1141-orl 'Wvag launched from the slip at Lochrin, and, - notwithstanding the confined situation, she went off in good l style, much to the satiafaction of the crowd of speeiacur. eassembled 4n the eccisian. The app)erance of the vessel ie in the waier is temarkably light and elegant, and the in- ...

... LONJUDN NiXA CIONNtrtYIRD. - ?? 711B LA4TE STOldMS.-FLOODS. TLOIlti ?? of West- rnin'te,az lltll, Abingdonl Street, and Mffljank.Sirc~et, %voilLT tnt Friday afternooni~ thrownf. into th ?? x theluntusially high rising of the.Apririg Lid,-, aided hY th's floods Ocenati-tled by the Itite bipary -rains. fl three dorn tt~'iv r i ea ?? pe ily .5 ci jlot ad ; tha gritaekt (tiitlt it. ii 1r~ ...

... PRIV.ATE CORRESPOND DEZrCE. . ?? n. fabl. . I PZRIV.4TE CORRBSPW1V-UP- ?? London, Dec. SI t. IBy great exertion we are enabled to forward Vou the American President's speech on the opening Of beeother i gress. We have good reason for ?? that v agent in London can furnish you with the me.ssae col. plete. THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. WVASllFNIGTON CITY, FC.. WA~~ttfl5OTOS tof the UnlitMd At 12 ...

... MIAIL-COACH RSZ. - CfrirstnaZs 'Horse Skew.-(prom the Yorksliire L41 ,Ga'zette.).-T hisshew, commenced last Monday;, .n *but 2S the niart was confined, principnlly. to the stables of the. inis, botb on Monday and Taesday, An .it was difficult to determine. whiat. husinpss was j done. It however got w. eera, b yy-t1 ers had. arrived, and that govd J3orses of every .& 1 descri!ptinn were likely ...

... LOSS OF THB yULIANA EAST INDIAMAN. ADDITIONAL PARTICULLARS. We have been eniabled to collect the following addition- al particulars of this lamentable catastrophe. The Julia- na had arrived opposite Margate, when a sudden swell of the sea drove her with irresistible violence from off land, and after leavirg her exposed for several hours to the vio- lence of the storm, she was cast upon the ...

... P Cl IoI' ALMVOUTH b 1AI iUJ. N. E ACK1ETP BOA Av, Decy 31. 1' ACKE17BoJA''.4, PALYOU u ' t I t .11111. GYNafiAL ?? OFt'C*, Dec. 31. Mails ra'd .Leji Pcht t 'ext P'dckex Destinnfielns- aP i0 Laon j X - dae. lin.. D. or MaIribro', .. of Kent ( Dec. 25. bc. Sl. Llsbofl .. ru@* Ptiesday3, Stanmer, ,Dec. 25. Gihral. Mal-1 Ist'raesddav Swirtsure, XaWni!amrt, ta,Corfu. J each month Dec. 25. jan. 10 ...

... X O THIC~ v EDITop ap T X0 GALE BO :IA ' . I 0s ' ' 01 n l~ n.J, 9treet. Edinburgh, I EDITOR Ut' 7L4.1 t.A ?? 34, Dublin Street, Edinburgh, I Dec.:29. 18.2- SlaSdeitrg in your paper various accounts of proceeti. inga before the inferior and supreme Cotirts, rlati;e to ab erectioninl'qdc by'ne in front ef 'my Property in Prince's 'StreetxEdinburgb. and as these accounts' are incorreet. and only ...

... FRENCH PiAPERS. Parisr, Dec. 29. The il l-disposed have been at work for some wv'eks on a new plot against the King's Govern- ment.. Teeyproposed to attempt a coup de main I against the chateau of Saumur. General Jamin,t being informed of this plan by. General Gentil SAit-t Alphonse, lefi Angers on the morning of the 23d, -and proceeded towards Saumur with two co mpanie s of the 41th regimient ...