... fmind j„ Sails and all' ntlirr Stares, carries large Cargo ;.t light draught of Water, and both shifts and sails without llallast. This tn.,-t desirable Ship f.r th- Dnvis* Straits Fishery, being upwards of six feet Decks. For Particulars apply to j HUMPHREY. ) l.y I’lM CONTRACT. verv g'“-d Carver* I built SLOOPS, launched at Thorne * 1813, well stored with all necessary Materials, JifcW\ ...

... GOUTY RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS. Tt'jt'R. REYNOLDS’S SPECIFIC now confidently rt- commended as a Medicine which eapetience has fully proved to be perfectly safe and efleetual Remedy for these distressing complaints. During nine years specific has been resorted by numerons Gouty Ad* Rheumatic subjects with the greatest success ; sing* dose often relieving A* most severe pain, and second third dose ...

... LOA-DOX-FRIDA ?? OCTOBElR 24. RUSSIA ANI) TURKEY. We have received a ?? Bulletinl plmlhiisqhd at Colistalitholple 2Sth illt. which does not bring dow ni the operations of the Russia,, and Turkish armies to so late ii 'late as the last Russian: Billetill But it iS 'remalkl ahle that the latter never alluded to uany events that had ?? place before Chotilma, bet-ween 13th. Sept. and 18th. A short ...

... - .. 22D ocTOsER, 128. I It is commanded by his Excellerney, that ail persons whto appear at His Msjesty's Castle of Dublin, do put on mourn- iug for Her late Mllajesty the Quteeni Dowager of Wirtem- berg, Sister nfe His illajesty, viz. The Ladies to wear blaak bomhazines, plain muslin or long ainv 1 liien, crdpe hoods, shamoy shoes and glores, and era fans . Undress-Dark Nerwi cr e. The ...

... A. PRO4CLMATION. - Bty the Lord Lieutenant General and General Goveaor of Ireland. I ANGLESEY. Whereas in certain counties in this part of the united kingdom, meetings of large numbers of 'his Majesty'g subjects have beeri lately held, con. sisting of persons, both on foot. and on horseback coming together from various, and distant parts and places, -ncting in concert, and under the. ...

... of The Associatioti met on Thursday. Counsellor Guthrie in the Chair. ot' lefm'o thae proceedings were cotmnenced, Mr. O'Connell ie entered the room, ald wns received witl loud cheers. r- The Secretary having read the minutes of last day, of, Mr. O'CONNLEL said, he held in his hand a lefter wvhich ns he looled 'upon as beinig'most important. It was signed J. c- Pentony, P. P. Collon. There ...

... FACTs.-ro.h Tkjg? [?Q _gq .g ICE?S- .. ?? efforts wi*1M 'ra'ade at the approich ing County Je-tint t6 'itakeyoti Ihink about any t andevety ti hg',except the thigs 'in which you are really interestied Ybu will -be amn ded (if you will 3Ufr it) y , greatsdeal ofrddcldthatiom 66ut t6itil and religiO)?iet'91,,I Others will efiterahvyou with the 6i' ?? Poperyq I and! wifl eindeavour t6 make you ...

... GA&L. DELIVY . KY dj ?? XGeneral GaTiiieytbk lc tltdy ~n~ at the G~ialdhahl, Iter~ore,Sirr Charles ei rl~ti lenirdt eeald other Memabers~or ?? 'Th following Gdnttle- rsen were sworn on the VifAnd Jury: J. S. 14arrolrd, Esil. Ittieman insepth'Mlttford;.jun. ; . Q. Winwoud John'Acratnvan ci E. B. Fripp Ch~ristopher George William Watson Richard H-umphrcys James Palmer HRenry Senley James Aloore ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. T Y B I TUESDAY-OCTOBER 12S. The meeting on Penenden Heath near Maidstone, has for some time engrossed the entire attention of the pub- lic. We yesterday received a copy of the Sun London paper of Friday's date. It exhibits a proof of the great exertions made by the proprietors of that Journal to furnish early intelligence. Although the proceedings of the Kent meethig ...

... COUSTY TVRONE. NEW-MILLS BRUNSWICK CLUB. On Monday, the 20th inst. a numerous and respectable Meeting took place at New-Mills, for the purpose of esta- blishing a Brunswick Club for the Parish of Tullyniskea. The Bon. ANDRewr GODFREY STEWArT beingealled to the Chair, addressed the assembly in clear and energetic language -he pointed out the cause from which the calamitous situa-. tion of the ...

... [FROM THE GAZErrE BE FRANCE, DATED CCT.2'l.] PARIS, OCT. 25.-AH Extraordinary Courier very recently arrived from Madrid, at the hotel of the Spanish Legation, and s,nother was immediately dispatcbel to the same capital. It appears that this exchange of couriers relates entirely to a finan- cial subject, and that Mr. Uriarte, whose arrival at Paris from Maarid we lately announced, bes been ...

... LemTHlE DUBRLIN MORNING POST OF FRIDAY.) 1155 CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. fr The Atsociatleza met yesterday, C~unrsellur GUTH RIE in the 10n0t, Chair. Mr. Smyth acted as Secretary. vijil Immediately before proceedings, were commenced, Mr, 'ppt 4)Twclll entere I the roban, and was received with trameodnu P'T citeeritg. ratetis ~n Mr. LAWLESS load to submit to the Meeting neticei~of two 'har ...