... , i '. ; .,--. . .. A . . I ,, L . : . . J'~RLYResso-ia ajety asb~e~en Cleashd to ap~ Ci-poit hs ighessPriceGeoge f umberlaff, Colonel ra-in ecod f te Hnovrin Iurs Gards. H-is highness is- wa nteptd nTcdymrigat guardnmounting., nit Early risin alears to be oen of, t/e prin ciples. qf hisaHih In- ness's educatien-Early rising in the army would )mo er'tainly apeito be a principle of isa ...

... IRISH SKETCHES.-A MUNSTER FESTIVAL. Orf Good Lord I vhat a sight, after all their good cheer, For people to fight in the midst of their beer. g The next best thing which Darby Moony does of a it Whitsun-Monday after breakfast is to go to mass and Ii auspicate the various operations of the day with a mouth- a d ful of prayers. While the Priest is puzzling the devil and' If the congregation with ...

... skte 16?EJANE1110, MAY 24.-Gentlemen, It is with mtidlih tion gri~fibtht I ha-ve been 6ompelled to put into this port, aftdr his tile being plundered and most inhumanly treated by pirates, ani in-- who have robbed us oif all our stores, part of our sails, Ste rig~giog, provisions, cotrpasses, sexta~nt, quadratnts, charts, W ron, chronometer, log-glasses, nautical books, the whole of our W and ...

... ,FOREIGN INT.ELLIGENCF. for - ossa, APRIL 19.-The accounts which we receive from tha the mountains of Urbino and Pesaro, and especially from Ar Urbino, speak of the great alarm which was every where pr( caused by the earthquake which was felt there on the 11th. sid It is affirmed that it was more violent than that of 1781, - in which the cathedral of Cagli was overthrown. ecc According to the ...

... LA P US iA Mit(UME . .. t-7, .-I+ 1 mri;vJ (From the D0b1in tEenisg plal.-) Certain infelligence'6f the fate of this unfortunate navi- gator has beep at length obtained. We have been favoured by Sir Williahm Betham with the following extract from a letter he has received from Mr. John Russell, his nephew. i en. E'ast- ndia Cosnlpny's ship Research, eiNve Zcseozid, Nmov. 7, 1827. My dear ...

... d DuU Jackct an- -UMb eI MULL: TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1828. I . Mns, -. J his -; hnt IN our foreign column will be found ample extracts f j md the French and German paDers, detailing the furtberl: . -1 -- . - - . l lQ U r5-LUdil PYdUrb, letaliing tile rurther st gress of the Russian arms. No affair approaching z? to general engagement, it will be seen, has yet taken pl. a between the contending ...

... BsU oARssr, Nov. 19.-~_The apprehensions that have W been long entertained on account of the state of things in id Bulgaria, and the difficulties of all kinds with which the L armies had to contend, are justified by the most recent re .events; only the fall of Varna having been so late seems be to have been the cause that the going into winter quarters was delayed for four weeks. The siege of ...

... jusl To the Editor of thIe dull Packet and 1s1niler Mfercury. by Snu-Conversing with a gentleman now resident in this Jteo town, on the migration of swallows (on which subject our we respected townsmaan Dr. Alderson read an interesting I paper at a late meeting of the Literary and Philosophical tht Society of this place), be mentioned a fact, the relation of tha which, if you think it %vorth ...

... T.} the Editor of t1e ITHll Packet and (iluinmber Mercury. SI R-WAhen anly new systemo or sciencatO'Ines out into the world, Pml wvith hiigh preteleeeiouIlto imiportaniice anid utility, unless it he supported lab by facts, observaiioii, or experincent, it deserves on ly to be vidiculed fiii andl then to lie forgotten. But when this species of evidence is gro. mei tuitocoly adduced inl suppoit ...

... .. MISCELLA.IBEOUS INTELLIGENCE. A ' ^ ...

... - - - .:-w I - c 11 ar- The greatest supply of oil yielded by a single whale was of the enormous quantity of 117 butts, or about 43 tuln ; it ce, was struck by a person of the name of Pashby, who was les harpooner to the Fanny (whaler), of Haull; and as the ior sNubber is supposed to weigh about one-third of the whole, nd' this animal did not weigh less than 129 tons. Such are ly, tihe ...

... TIHE KING'S HEALTH. to We regret to find, by a letter which we have this on morning (Wednesday) received from a correspondent at t 1st Windsor, upon whose means of information we think we ud can rely, that the state of the King's health is by no means I so favourable as some of the accounts would have led us ng to imagine. It seems that the attack of the gout, with wn, hich his Majecty has ...