... ; 0 X5, 0 X.R.1, D. I 'ilu I Oita. IO. II &. .I NI coxv~ei l, ce of the Cikr;. of this County, 'ho | :1 eiis). ?? Pfetitios t ue gast the RHUI Ct!I iatholitcs to ?? power, the Pe. ,!t the Vicarage, Sv i'u from 1We Isdav I !ks 5t;t,rda)y the I iia ibLilt; at th1e Rectory I ?? Mr:J.. fomanuday the 11)th to Satu-day the n ?? Ai \itti (s ic, inS Giles's, (xrfh4r, ii : it) tbe el of tho month. ...

... CONFESSIONS OF B URKE. (Fromri Cte ledasi n ,I4rcvry.) . . The information from which tle following article is drawn upt we have received friom a most respectable quarter, and its perfect correctness in all respects maya be confidently rclied oo. In truth, it is as nearly as possiblea strict report, rather ?? thic substance,t ft' what passed at an interview with Bn;Le: in the course of whirhi ...

... ND{)) Ni 1) , JA N N. S. TIhe folilowrid ilr'S xtttcts5 fror t1W Gcrmraln Pa~5et's'r ecel1YS' Terdtly moot-fing: Iel~ittdtS I Mii-/unie'Dee-8- diw ayr ago le COlt at Bwladnrfc.q wzc,;o O dvreg. 1Ilut . ub';crp)s nt os totict.3t~t-c:' t te o asitisile a1 -c~ry m-nlignar~t character; *thje tiontlic0 at' sick and dvil sI. in thle llinsiti til's., is livll~tx nadthee a 1' oo -1.5 ' til (l eaihs ...

... LOSS OF TUIM SHE'FFIELD STEAMY ?? ,. (Frrom tt-c B eyast .Neav L-t~ter.) . o h 'We regret to anniounce the losh of the S.ff-eZd, onc of the Dublin Company's finest'steam-boats. TheSiiufl#i sailed from Liverrooi on Mondeyn at half.past three o'cloclk, with a valuable cargo, a nd 17 steerage and four cabin passengers besides the crew of the vessel. She had rade a rapid passage, in esuseuence of ...

... RKINGISS fTOLLEGI$ The flollowinig details respecting theld-al~n forj caliducting, this college have been piepassd by thle prdvibional ?? to~ be itilifttd. o agee~a meeting of the donors itud snbscribris. vlwtu~nlt,'ht ,i ~Ber.ill be, invested wvith~all thie prd ally belongingll to his on'ice. (wvrix~s 4onS- -All foundaumental regulations c oncerninig the courseof stdiesantI t intrnal ...

... 9. td % - - , ,,.2 Y's A wN 'r U Es, S ASS V ' 'i' 'S.I ?? I 1tl1N I 'pers of Sunday anti(] AMontay's dlate w Ilre eJl; last. ni-`lht. A lemter ftoin OdEessa, of chia' o.* .uIfteO cht (Gineral ci orolisow hail re-turnd to fh' r:r'r .3io his touer iii the- Cr ica *On thO tha J fif! aicid froito Varna, w~ho is stated to have left LI[-- e.Inl thlt bcat stale, of dcfeuce, as well as Elhe Otu , of ...

... ,}aNI)O N,.JAN. 6. 'riha l~rench P1apers of Satulrity conitain acdount5 frorr *W~saw~, whilih atte that very active, Preparaltionts arfJ going ~ toaed ?? ciug fdrthenext apn . I'olettr received, yv!ster'day mnorniug from' Amater- damt, tnentionl that a secondl portion of the loan ior thle Roos;itn Guivernuielitt negotiated by the house of I-ope and Co.. of that city, has bcen brought forward; ...

... i> (am S Tr 2 lSit, T1 . LONDON.. Lk~t. tX as us, with a private letter from a Preoch (Of-i 1 t;to the armq in the Morea, datd 'Navarn .After slatillg the diffuitnkta which the d itr in' ?-'ter candidfly atdmiits thatI )Ii tile Il-rech i'orc-s is not temi.6le ; whilst he 1K~, of their be-ilg ilobhi to org anize (Areece, 'A lj(vo'k-5; both Yehieh proteitu he charaie- chjimeras, to be realized ...

... LONDON, JAN. OS. A letter from Ancona, dated Dece~mber 26thl, in a Gecr-A sca paer stte tht te egoieiotisbetsveen the French U and d cb English Cabinets, and the Porteut for the fialvet-A tlemencit of thle -affasirs of Greece, cotuiogoofaor ably. 'i'ho santo e tter ?? General Mtaison, the- s Frlynch e soueulatder ?? , has stopped the works A which he was executin~g for, the def Ic oftePnisl,1 ...

... PlOST'SC' RI PT. LONDON. Js . 23. y cstcrtlay arrived the Pruassiain Gazelte, with intelli L from 'arna to the 23t1 December. The repairs of Fth fortriss arc pte, anl it is said by thc Russians tli li' n)ow; stronger titan it was before the late siege. Not to the stories of attacks on it by tle Turks entirely etliont finttutatioln but their troops can never have been 'thl)i sitthl of it. Nor ...

... ox r OR D? Saturiday, Jan. 24. Tile Rr~nlxs 1'norrssoa of DIvINITY will begin a C'ourse of lectures on Monday the 9th of February, at twcliv o'clock, at Christ Chutrclh. Thesc Lectures are in- ltidcnd for Students in Divinity from three to seven years' standing in the University.-'T'he Professor requests those who desire to attend, to deliver in their names to him hvfore-hand, vith a written ...

... A deputation, headed by the Duke of Leinster and others of the liberal party, waited on the M1arquis of Anglesea, at I ten o'clock this morning, with an address, to which he returned the following answer:- The Noblemen, Gentlemen, Freemen, and Inhabitants of the city of Dublin, engage my warmest gratitudo by their address. It was one of the main objects of may Administration of the Government ...