... - TJhe List of City of Dublin Presentments (from which we continue our extracts inour presentpublication) informs the people of this great and flourishing capital, which has occasionally a pauper' population of only 7,000 souls, that they-have an i' Architect of Prisons inrthe receipt of a regular salary from year's end to year's end. The pri- son is first built at the cost of the citizens. ...

... TO Tfili EDITOBI OF T1319 CALEDOOMAN' AfElIURY. Ie al., Edinhbrghr, tot Jas. 15.30. ?? If poor correspondent. 'vhs subehorihen hiresetf'A.Coono- a oer of Bead, will take the troubfle to ascertlin the preneot i 10 ntigprice of, good old wheate. either oftoerofoein t Or- growth, and allow, tmo-.thirdsnof this to ho used., talong with th or the new wheat of loot vear's growth, (the above ...

... LIMEERICK LECTION. We gave in yesterday's publication (as it is ouV tl custom to give every such document) Mr. O'CoN- I NELL'S Appeal to the Electors of the County Lime a rick, on behalf of the candidate, Colonel 0G'RAbY. d Were we to' judge by this appeal, we should not he- tl sitate to adopt the conclusions of its writer, Between n two candidates, one of whom is represented as being c ...

... - l -.atetrton.Bqulare, &Sih Lien DOZY. FnIENDS A? f BROTVERS-1 intend to begin my career of Parliamentary utility with the first day of the new year. On that day, I will publish the first of a series of letters to the people of Ireland, on the various topics which we ought, I think, to press upon the consideration of Parliament. In the meantime, I will write this letter to clear away some of ...

... ,TH ' MERCIURY. wrl. cre, gla .d to perceive tlat the recent pro- secutiorid for libel have produced only onc feeling .throughouIt the ountry; and that the Press especially bits Peeli snore unaluilllous withl resliect to them than we ever reinemlrber'it to have been ofn any other sulb- ject. tith one or tivo exceptions, all the Lotide ?? Provincial psperi-have expressed tlte strnntgest ...

... i MONMOUTH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1830. MARRIED. ri if Thursday last, at Mitchell Troy, by the Rev. Henry George an e Hon. Philip Henry Abbot, second son of the late, Pa -i° jy brother of the present, Lord Colchester, to Frances f ^'•daughter of the Lady Elizabeth Talbot and the late Dean .Salisbury, and niece of the Duke of Beaufort. r £ tely,at Boston, Lincolnshire, George Evans, Esq. surgeon ...

... By JAMES KENUEY, ESQ. (From the Gem, a Literary Annual.) Dear Tom, my brave free-hearted lad, Where'er you go, God bless you You'd better speak than wish you had, If love for me distress you. To me, they say, your thoughts incline, And possibly they may so; Then, once for all, to quiet mine, Tom, if you love me, say so. On that sound heart and manly frame Sits lightly sport or labour, Good ...

... IJOATHERN TOUR. . (Continued.) Lierpqo, 2ftA Deceember, 1829. WE set off from Derby at five o'clock yesterday morning; and, coming through Ashbourn, Leek, Macclesfield, Knutsford, &c., reached this place last night at about seven o'cloek. The snow was pretty deep until we reached Knuts. ford, on this side of which there has been but very little; but the frost has been, and is, pretty sharp, an ...

... A List of Vessels which have entered Inwards and cleared Outwards at this Port, in the week ending the 29th Dec. 1829. INWARDS. IN BALLAST.—St. Ann, Thomas, from Harjleur.—Fair Trader, Smallcorn, from Bridgewater.—Providence, Davies, from Cardiff. —Union Packet, Press, from Watchett.—Providence, Green, from Gloucester. VVrnI SUNDRIES.—Tredegar, Harwood Mary, Stuckev Bris- tol Packet, Scott; ...

... FRENCHI PAPERS. At a late hour this Morning, we rceiredfbipre . the Paris Papers of riday last. T'he folling a; extracts - [FRO&iK TIfE mrEsSAGER DES C% ASBRE5 OF WrEDYEDAY.] FRANKPORT, DEC. 23-S -ti's 1o longer doubtful that Prce- Leopold of Saxe Coburg has obtained the suifrages' of t4r three Powers, parties to the Treaty of London, to have thej sovereignty of Greece- Prince Leopold, the ...

... - EXPEDITION TO EGYPT, PALESBrlNE,.. . I - . .~ i, PALMYRA, &c. (FROM THE MORNING JOURNAL.) Some literary and scientific Jews and Christians have se. iiously entertained a formal proposition for a journey to. the principal places which are mentioned in the sacred writings, for the purpose of enabling them, collectively and individually, to exaimine with'attention the local evidences in support ...

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