... I l LjRM rIl E l)OUBLIN SIOHNING RGiSTER OF 05IONDAY.) Tlhe Associatiotll wet oil Saturday. at three o'clock. MICHAEL STAUNI'ON, Esq., in the Chair, Receipt of New Catholic Rent, for all purposes nut pro- iljitte; hy an', from thle l'&Ii li1st.intlusive, 3601. I(is. 31. (',uolisell r (U,1[J'H RIR aid, he h ad rcceimvid a letter from Mr. T''onilas W'lsh, of Lotighre:i, rerclaring 301. C.iholic ...

... LONDON, NOVEMBER 26, 1826. No foreign news has been received during the week which calls for particular observation. We learn, indeed, from Spain and Portugal, that FERaIpxAND and his Ministers are doing their best to favour the i'asurgent's in the latel QQUAty i whigh howeveri is ?? new. That worthy Monarch has also requested his authorities to contradict the reports that he has acknowledged ...

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... l11l3*gW%-rll-qt+ .-dN & A- FlUDAIY'S LO?.N7,00Yx GA4ZETTB. AR-OFINCE, NOmV. 23.] I4foSrxITm.f STr.AriF-To be Dem'pms ift.5p4elrs Imf I/sa-C tn.]s, .Joseph 614ey, Ml.D. Ucorge Denecke, 23I.D. Andtlohn Augustaus Knlipe. Rob. Gooeb, l'.te of Ssmmtl mpton. mereltrant Joseph Tthorml WVat,oao, tetet of virte te -tet Stm'pney. ?? late isnc,ter of the 5hip) ,.guiirUc Rob. Ooclrbtt. Welfinaton, Santlp ...

... A PHILISTINE IN THE1 COAL-HOUSE. I AI AA..S ?? 4 w . y-l* .t I {Abridged'from 'kansie Waugh's Autobiography.) It was about the nmonth of March, in the. year of grace -anno domissi eighteen hulider, that the hail lcountry trutim -melled. like a man ill of the interminable fiver, under the -consternation of Bonapartie, and all the l rench vagabonds emigrating ower, and landing in the Firth. Keep ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE CALEDONIAN MEtRCUIRY. SIR-It is perfectly obvious to those who pay any atten- tion to 4 the signs of the times, that Leith is on the eve of emerging froma a state of thraldom, in which she has too long been held, to a state of light and liberty, which, if pru- dently directed, will place her in that pre-eminent situation which her local advantages so evidently entitic ...

... ,eived several nrivate let We have received several private letters from the | coast of Africa, all of wbich are filled with the most Su afflicting and melancboly accounts of the mortality at a SierratLeone, ani our other settlements. One letter in before us states-'_ I i That the rains at Sierra Leone began on the 15th of d June, sldin one short month upwards of seventy officers si and inn ...

... MONDAY-Nov1MBEP 20. - WINDSOR, SImNDAY, Nov. 19.-His Majesty at- tended divine service this morning at the private cbsa pel, accompanied by his suite. The Rev. Dr Stanier t Clarke officiated. The King's visit to the metropolis ti is postponed until to-morrow, when his Majesty will t certainly depart for St James's. A portion of his ti household left the Royal Lodge this forenoon to pre- ti ...

... ,?7 -, olm:,I, P at i -I I ?? J; Z. ?- 4 ? t L ?s. ?? - - __ - - _ __ - to ME 'ji 10 u~Til1 ' NEW:~ PA121AAM ENT. pt) oHol!, ?? Parlitrmti it assomtbled.ti i I day' for iliiito lie, 'jogn tlircoO l th eIL~I loillms inlcidenlt to the the ?? ofa 1heW Piri'ioent. a So O I lchir ti.t'l lo Ic'~k, thle Lormd 11 ih s toward. i jc3iiroS of (Utniltl ttenlded in th- 11ouSe Of '011 1e0o1 for., tilp ...

... opEN-ING1 OF PAISIAMlENT BY IllS MAJES TY. 1hOUSE OF LaORDS-NovF._NiBrR .5. A cnsi~rhh'ern r a~r uireri~t rtearly liflor, yestertlry, al tilit avle rrTes iesttrtru to ti:ti Iloutt't.' P 1ttiititew, witit brIrnes rin those Ett rev tihroWRI Wiswrch lille Ro)yal PrOCe4srrrr bsd to pass were litiet vvith people, and thre stipS were crtrwdel with persons5 on tl'e tip-toe of ex~ect-tirrn. Tihe Lord ...

... BAfrNKRUPTS frtmn FRIDAY's GAZETTB. Geo. T. Fisher, of Half Moon-street, Hanover-sq. coal merchant. Samuel Smith Clhrisp, of Peterborough, ironmonger. John Wood, of Kirkburton, Yorkshire, merchant. Charlei Alliston and Richard Smith, of Lambeth, Surrey, soap manufacturers. Thomas Tucker and Thomas Geary, of Little James-street, Bcd- ford-row, coach and house painters. Donald Macpherson, of ...

... I 0 :a 01 altly 9,11COUVO V05to. HoUSE OF LO )DSS MfO.VDAJ. NOV'EMIBER 20.I. VCDleke oft )evonhlre, the Mhequis of Lansdown, ,ji n, Lord, Honvard of Etlinghrnn. larl ot ,,,leyrl ?? is Lord Sidney, Lord HErefbrd, D q ryborollgh. Earl de. Walden, Jarl Fitzvilz - LDrI R ...