... IiRELAN D. *n From the contents of various letters received within the last it r week at our office, as well as from the representations of the el rt provincial jomrnals, we are led to assent most unqualifiedly, rt t. and we need not add, %ith unspeakable pleasure, to the state. w r ments made respecting the improved tone of Society in Ireland. aR e Party spirit is manilestly on the wane. The ...

... PRIlVA TE CORRESPO xm D,2fi _ Tile Stock Exchange was, ofboirae;-clone, to d.A ait2 110 rseu-c i1e 's5in thepriircet, ot any kind was tamssasted inI in e tbLey. .iost of 0 tol pal mertil~lrits, howsewr. repaired at the usuillivoiur d~fihrenrt Ount'no-houex, t ropen their lettv`s4 b;t1 it liv the Intell, nt lireylil mails which were due to davy;v Verv 4ftt3 - conte5llc or any public interest ...

... HOREI ANERCURIALESNo. VIMI. Twebrokenj Ous rcutir?- Y'o ?? ?? sip fb&0f~~~hiie bnlua citi 6su `t&`id. -Held 007Dh 'lFearied e eor fba ou heewsei~t- ' , f ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -, . j ~; z - j vereted, ~ Bn sit - . iiedsll atse w'haO iiY ' e rar:k d. - - I a . - hav h~ead ai i641 6-at Y n g-- rth SV CIle' oli ?? S.InCelif retierneme I ta~bfiie ?? ~~ thb~~' ~~ i is time Iec peyoiivi 9 oo the sbject ...

... - - CUI E i INFALLIBLE, CURE OF SiTUv. IN ?? tile most cthmrohf cat of StthitFi-ii; brieW'~r, is not, as hg ?? ithimbd &1inffl7Y btlisdOcl; *.bre- the individual has a difficuilty In resjilet to ?? pdi- ticular letter or arsticulation, by t3ie diaobe0livrce, to: th# will tW WejIf OeM~itilyniF the piurts of the' htniith -*h1bAghiduld lortM it, NiIt *btbie le Sfpitbo- *lic interiWlon.mccurs. ...

... I I _---BURGHf From all we call leagn, it seems that a crtain degree o nervous interest attacb~es, in our ?? circles, tote affairs -of -portpgpL. Some aqtenpt iuqi., ~ lb~b mad e_, alodirt pidt to put the- ostensible relationso0 allth ?? ?? -country, on a e gulr isdsetledfwtirt,. Sutrmises Indicate, ?? dmro may ,~i~i onrcg Wtn ?? rothers's assump., tion of the throne. utnyannc ?? ?? measure ...

... !AC~f ,PATI(ON OF THE LONDON MAIL._ I ! . _ _AIA~i C i n A. .r rwa An _I * > a eeting iimi held in the Vouncil Ca~i sguravlC vee-rs' Coniiiaittee.qcif Oublic~bd- !- tirhee, Ojsdjiilg cOuotlk~S inltertsted in' he -t, bi th ondonf mail-the Lord ..raivost of. Etit iptt4 the Cea* Amonig the gentlemen fir.sen we .o 'peri Murray orOchierivire, Sir John' Da1j pronW Co n~drd. Sir John. H~ay of ...

... MEXICAN MINES- Y The fnl wm-'j article froin the Courier, on. the' Wm sr psscts airl i-nqivya'enezit of the mines of' Mexico, 1i , appears tib be written from kn'owledge of' the subjgect. . e :ill wih, j tgi ment ha Sweden, in4 Germanpy, a; W. to erety where ese, mining is .but a poor tradle, Anil it ala wiss ?? iow rate of~ profit here that eaused. a de. pec terinimmi oivn of eapta1 ?? ...

... ?? Rtoy's INTrEliVIriv, vv 171A, wI'IY HIS KrNI(S ,l flu. (;f1GOliY 01 ABERDE1'EN. (Itrsdtctis t NeZew Edition of ?? rovels.) cc Raob Roy was sont bv the Earl of Mar to Aberdeen to raise, w it is believed, a part of the clan Gregor, wihich is sttled in rt that country. These men were of his own foamily (the race of a the Ciar Mohr). They werc the flescondants of about three b ?? idacilregors, ...

... Vienna, Nov. I11. According no letters from Scullin, the Porte, having ptiid the e first instalanett of the cui-niercial indemnity, attiountine to 590t,11UO DUtch ducats, and caticed the fortress of Giurgevo to be evn-onitet&, tite R nssians hlad, on the Ist of' the oninth, qiedthe City of At'ri'nople to deliver i't up to tfie Titrlrish 'tItio'et~es appointed for the purpuse by the Ottomnues ...

... TO II.C EDITOR qf Ilto AXIEnD7Er.\ JOI \AT.. Elginr, 21st Nrov. 1829. I beg veour insertion of the frrllneing Statemrnt, relative tor an affar in which I have acted as the trirul of ii much in-. ?? land calumniated individual. As the mattr lis caused a sansaition in the part of the country wtherc it oecurred, andi as many versions of the circumstance-'.rc in circla1tion, I UUim it proper to ...

... EXC UlP.ATORV PROOF U-4,8II stdremontnrr I .EXCUI.olTRV PRtOOF (ha acc ident.i nod obsefrved. the small boat Jeaze the Louisa.. xea JUst before th, collision thoe small boa~tw~as drawnO astern to ~sabdut the length of herself, but by wbat~catsse he -could to~t ~e% ep It. Llcdiw foe sisis aircturnstallre, he thoiglkt: the col~j :EA fitlatn ivouldbhv iao voided. Observespthe Ld~isa, ands thought ...

... : IMPORTANT TO COACH :PROPRIETQRS. ., ~ ~ ?? . _ , . 1 *. . ._ :bee -COilt Thlalda3y a cautae ivastried in this-ity,- the result of out asbidit is oF considerable ?? to Icoach proprietors, the. tinder the. pcubliar cirin.utances of the caqse the Lo frot J3ast i e Cgle rk co ndfceiirded to hear parties in his own chain- wih ber Lo , Ioicrenf-ad Pimilly were lso present. The eot Dea of PauRyi ...