... Depot Companies of the 23d, arc fixed Youghal, and those of the 1 Itb, Fermoy. The 23d Fust leers, and Light Infantry, bare armed Lisbon from Gibraltar, where they are succeeded by the 85th regiment from Malta. The Limerick says—** The following has been ...

... is now perfectly recovered—but we regret say. that every effort of medical skill was unavailing with respect the mate, named John Clouston, who died nine o'clock Monday morning, much regretted all hi* shipmates. WcUcrfotii Chronicle• Mourning was as follow ...

... admitted that the proever so treated in Ireland, in wretched Ireland, oee.llnga the ».st,-iea had been Illegal; and return to Sir John Newporl's act. .ted that the. ohoold not oonrinuo w. was • «-- . c r* • naaifimt (dtiil ...

... them fcy Government. The C'il aens o*ed much to Mr. Grattan, for Ihe successful effort which he made emancipate the Representation of this City, at Uust oy one half, f-um the the Corporation. Jlr. Grattan received no assistance in this great undertaking ...

... of the S4tb. and h'S* prriMtn hav. appli*. «d.obUtn.d to wear mourning 1«A arm, »• aaory Duke of York. . . - The Scots' Greys and Royal Arulleey » 1 «r crape round the left arm. . . The 73d regiment stationed at Waterford, mmftded Diewa Sersice Sunday ...

... Parliament for that purpose. Moved Mr. John by Mr. Matthew R(»>olT«d— That the Petition now read adopted the Petition of Paritb; and that Earl Grey be respectfully requested present it to the House of Lords, aud Henry Grattan. Esq to the House of Commoos. Moved ...

... Catholics should bestir themselves have this Act speedily repealed. MR. GRATTAN. Mr. O'Connell reported from the Committee appointed prepare resolutions founded on the letter of Mr. Grattan. That letter had not come before (hem in an official shape, but they ...

... concession would load, at no remore period, to a separation of thts country from Great Britain. If Lord Charlemont and Mr. Grattan had concurred earnestly w ith Mr. Flood, At the time the.JrjshXonvention first met In Dublin, 'tins serration have been attempted ...

... without th* pofitlr* «■ *| fo* p***on uring thorn: at tb* mto* time It i*a* not toyed* *r driay, for aa inalant, the nae uf th* arm when to aet. Tb* invwtor, we badwatand, ha* obtainad be atom ad th* Carman Slate*, and baa applied to dtom for tb* mm* admntag*; ...

... wav nnslTrit amidtt thundera of ipplaueai alter which the health the rich l.onl of the roiiiad Cathedral when hi« reverence. John Hayden, like Wiafno, and the puni.haaeat which he received Imni Dawaon, wan a* aoapy and ao|»nßc aa ever. N.iih.ne but a * ...

... the proud p: of his glory. We see every man honoured but the frie: wenty- Ireland. — What stone marks the grave of John Piilpo tan? Grattan, owing to the had taste of his famil; taken to Westn:inster, wheo he ought to have been e ate hurch, in St. Cathedral ...

... O’Brien, E»q, John M‘Coughlin, Esq, ; and each from Rev Mr Darcy, P P, Uev Mr Cooper, John Caffry, Nicholaa James Caffry, Edward Charles Lynch, Richard O'Gorman, John Rafferty, John Behan, Nugent. Mat Coffey, Pat Nsrin, Robert Molloy, John ...