... STT'E OF IRELAAD. of (From the Dublini Evening Post, May 3.) p als The accounts from the south, yesterday and to-day, i use are of a nature far surpassing in atrocity any thin g ( hat that lifs yet occurred. Of tihe ferocity and fearless- h' Urness of the peasantry, the following is a striking in- *d stance. On the 27th ultino, between one anti two It o'clock in the afternoon, a party of men ...

... - c-aluonianl Rlcrcur EDINBURGHl. THE KJING. 'FRuO. TII CORI.ERO05F r oURSt)DAY.) 1j; it) regret we anttouncC, that his AM josty'S health r frll, atit'actoay. We do not unldelstanld that there ?? fr serious alarmn; bet his phlysicialns, as ; i Il se ipoeltci viesv %vitli 511nc ullealiness these 51,d ,ttai ISA Oif ?? ld1. closi cdent to till who were prcsont fi thc Coutncil ?? 110l onl Tuesday, ...

... FthNCE ANI) SPAI'r. The more we reflect upon the report of negocia- tions having been entered into between the Duke ('Angoouleme and the Spanish Government, the more we are struck with its absurdity. Wile would argue this question as we argued that of' peace and war, three months ago, upon the mere grounds of common sense and we should have little doubt of ouI views being as fully corroborated ...

... C~alrSE or. THE GREEES. The Committee of the Society of Friends for the relief of tio the Greek Refugees has received the followilg statenment tw of facts relative io the Greek Rev olution, from one of the most respectable inhabitants of Scio, who escaped the tio massacre, and is now at Leghorn. The letter is dated lo sth of March 1S63.rt The revolution of Greece, contrary to what the Cit ...

... PR! VT E ?? ?? ndm, MI y 5. 1 .I Lditllt, Jay a. Itrc;. A letter, received to iday from Petersbirgh, (fated 1lth April, states that, on the plceeditig day, t-he Go'ritiele t caused a notice to be posted up at til public 'Chaig, to Prevent any trade o ry mercantile tranisulctions being carris'd on with Spain or Portugal, and titeir respective depend- enicies, and, above all, prohibiting tiny ...

... PFUVA SE CORRESPOND ENCE London, May 9. 1823. ed The reported defeat of Molitor, by General Ballasteros, Ci Ie appears to gain ground. We have not, however, any ad. 7e ditional particulars beyond what is already before the du public. By a Dutch mail, which arrived to-day, advices have is been received from St Petersburgh to the 22d ult.; one of sai ul them mentions, in answer to certain ...

... PACKET BOATS, FILMOLI'TI STATIO1 ?? C. cirw.n tT Pr5Y a FIgX 3-zX ,,k GENISOPIAL Pose OFFICV, ?? ' Ifrd .llails iade Loast ?? ld De.tiutations. up in Lao- sailel. the d/on. : t C epec (len' _ Lisbon _ `Tucsd.Iys Lady Ahztlh, 1)oF a May i t, Girl Ill- ?? M~s- Saliist'lry, jwilelsiz o ta,&CorfiC, f e;tchoinonthi Xp~i o ' . r Madeira nd I ?? Pr. egenltl t Bravils. feach month Ap'ril ir. o ...

... LONDOND FRIDAY-MAY 23. -It ?? iv s gacat Illeasire to he able to stile I :Y the King is so far convalercent as to have silYi; ie intention of being present it Ascot Yaces. 'i ' he h1 are this vear fixed for the I 1th of June, instead wa f f first ''uisda after Trinity Sunday, as uSual-1ar- teration rendered uccessary by other tsuj arra: ?? ]asJorr' Irite Prince and Princess of S axe ll'cimar ...

... REVENUE OEFICERS FORCIBLY CARRIED Orr TO AMERICA. .. - . I Dublin, May 20. On Thursday last. Mr Tudor, Police Aagistrate, ac- comlnpainie by Mr Farrell, Chief Peace officer, proceeded to t Danleary, in pursuance of an order From MIr Grcgoryunder ?? of State, to take measures for preventingt a ves- sel called the ' William, of Dublin, from getting out to I sea, in consequence of the wa'int of ...

... Caiebonian Atruurp. f EDINBURGH. SATURDAY-MAY to. The Paris papers, which have been received to - date of Sunday last, contain the following tele,,531 dispatch from the armies ;A P; ar's, A6 The advanced gurrd ?? Molitor has ;a, upon Fraga. The Royalist garri.m;nl of.Mv-uina,? taken possession of the fort ansd town of Pidcaniz teros has retreated f1i4on Galatayud u1O10 ltocaM battalions or ...

... F7?r1CII PJPERSg I (From the .lournal des Debats of Thursday.) e NtEwS FROM THIE AR3Y OF SPAIN. Pancorho. MaV 6. The head quarters were yesterday at Niranda. The population of the neighbourhood for several tl miles around flocked thither, and expressed their sa- tisfaction at the sighit of his Royal Highness the Duke S tl'Angoulemne. Paris, May 8. A traveller, recently arrived at Vittoria ...

... I (From the Morning Chronicle.) 1 By a letter from Spain we learn that the French read e have put the town of Vittoria under contribution of belo L.mooo Sterling, notwithstanding all their promises T y n ?? to the contrary. (This is paying in good earnest for dlay , all they may require for their troops.) That the male Con c part of the inhabitants retire from the towns and vil. The o lages ...