... SKETCriHS OF TIHE IRISH BAR. llALl, OF TIHE POUR COURTS, &c. The law, andr the practice of the Courts in Ireland, cv rti(, wi th S!-ome trivial exceptions, precisely the samne hlit ws with us; ' but the system of professional life in the est *;ister islaind is in some respects diffiereit. One of the Snl particttlars in wshich they difflcr may be made a source fox of ?? eind recreation to a ...

... rRnC AND SPAIN. dvn he epest attentidh to il- Wri- 'e llave givt I hihve'itava reca-fved, both ' ?? ?? r jrrstibly led -to this al -5a publ16 anti pritat~ 1X-[ui tac place between France .. . A .-i~ unes oine of' two, thing byei. apd Spa:t,:Uri at Weflt~ the least ?? o~petl thth Cotes will abandolh their Colnstituti'n and e tonset tol ?? oneuiponI thle views and principilos or'th 2. ?? ...

... FROM LLOY'S LIST-December 24. The Whim sloop, fitted out at Nassau, comnrapded by Lieutenant Hobson, -f biq Majesty's ship Tyne, with Messrs lalloway and Phiilips, dndohiipmen, and -manned o -rom that sbip, was cap-ur'ed 29th Sept'eSber, while )jing in t C uonaha, by'a pira-.ial scho ner',a'lrge vegsel 'beidg to siglir. f e Theollicers andienwere kept. iso'crs aeve'raI day6,and F most cruelly ...

... THMi GR'I )iX AND TURKS- - I ; L I.: Triestc'. Dec Trieste, Dec. 7. Importafnt ezews from Hvdra, of the ?? d Novem- c her, has nrrived here, which vwill be heard with inte- rect in Christian Euroipe. The heroic Greek scarnen, in their slight mercantile vessels, had followed the g-reat Turkiish fleet to the neighbourbrootd of Tenedos, mind there saw with impatience the enemy at anchor, with ...

... s P A I >. and Madrid, Nov. 23. ?? ;ite (PY AN EXTUAORDINAIf COUtREiE.) d A commercial courier extraordinaiy left Paris on h :lt. the 12th, and arrived at Madrid ole the evening of the t ved 1ith. lie brought the n ews of the fall ofth ?? te feuds all the Stock Exchange of Paris on the IIth. pre en, This news was an electric spark for the ihhabitants of par ,ro this capital, who thought they ...

... TilE AA;l .. W~e copy 1,fOle Otig uiit ?? aehv en.givinig a good. deal of~atte thieu.tqgtE, suibject of' the mail . and we call pecelciv tl,.qti lity of' their aeceleration tp th~,iq town. airicony d to th coun ties Of' Itoss, suitherlard, 5rnd Caithness, o a degree almost to ecxite vwer wel- cmardwt their progress some time ag.W tk o i rflt-i ed -that the arrai~ge*Nsl$ betw~een L'ond`ln anld ...

... pRIAITE CORRESS'ONDENCE. ?? December 9. I' Lee FR V T U ?? 011 ?? December 9. 1S22. 'rhe I ftAN s- the foullowiiog days.c iff Saturday, iste in the eveniog:-- Pepinnwhc to News last night reached PaL ral epgl3e~ih ndr onfr tettal dispersing of the Aroly of the Faith1 and isterice Mt their dislthe o the insnirgent Itegency. The officers of .tui the seid army have for the most patpoceest ra ...

... ..q:t:atnDjta Nkt~g sh- _ __ _ _ naot- EDINB3URGH. im at T711U1SDAY1'DBCEMBER 5 ent 'We have no intelligence respecting the Conmg nd ud and the issue of its deliberations, except what is t pa. found in the London Courier received last ai;:. .tY, According to the stateiennts contained in tbat pr'' n't war will take place between France and Spain, v; Lnd the concurrence of the other Continental ...

... A deputation of the Clan Gregor, to the number of tweltys ix, several of them from distant parts of the island, met at Oman's Waterloo Hotel, on Thursday on, the 12th instant, and were honoured by the following of; l guests:- fi r Sir Even John Murray Macgregor of Macgregor, Bart. C. B. and IK. I. T The Hon. Lord Hannatyne. t Lieutenant-GediC al Graham. Stirling of Duchray and Auchyle; and Ma ...

... I X D Id. W Ve regret to find, that adrices rronm Caictt :1 to tile 6th Julv, .nd from Nadras to the l ,t.h h~ne confirn-, thle siterinent wve putblitlhe a ie-' da v' ntg -inlce, of a dtcalli inunairtion of hle GIS w Lh( by which it is slid IOo,OO:o snuls terishe'l, v ' ai- were priacipallV inithhitanls of the neinlbfl'r ' | rn. of Patna and Nloorsbedhehali Ihlie idi-I CtlFi,t ;ht is addledi, ...

... AMERICAN PAI'PRS. and YrYr.T6ow Fvrra IN t NEW ORLeANS.--.4A letter re- Sion ceived in this town yesterday, fri New Orleans, n r as mentions, the ?? Eligius Fromentin died of N .It a the fever on the 6th inst., and his wife on the follow- PC Lanst inc day. T'e ivritcr adds, is a proof of the. panic di rate o ?? by-tle fever, that' the funeral of Judge lo' Fromentin wsas attended by only seven ...

... nur1,lN-OliC. 6. tle Ch Piigtlh whjole otr ycs~tterd T -Rda y, t ha~ 1s as !a gale from flte south-est; toward chauged to Porth-wi'est, anti ittet'sead to a hurricane, Pliytrviolentta n w iti our recollection. 'r'he ?? daae doeb ti e orfrom five to eigh1t; ?? by ie t it, wc fear that ever11 hls occurred be- tremenl tore ini DI -Wbl, bV a, sr.It was un11safe to be i ouh- the 51 Ii r , 11111 ya. ...