... cot prtmiitt' zotuial. DU.L&i: THURSDA Y, JUNE 27, 18S3. The German Papers of the 17th inst.'contain advices fiom Napoli of the 20th of MDay, which represent the inte- rior of Greece to be restored to a state of tranquillity though the regency are stated to bc anxiously engaged in or- ganising the army, and had sent to Bavaria to raise additional recruits, as it was found impossible to raise ...

... I _. FTh SIR WILLIAM GOSSET, &c. &C. e ?? the ah'ence of the Lord Lieutenant, and the if chief secretary for Ireland, I look upon you as the person to whom I should address the following letter; and I prefer i, this public mode of address, because it affords an opportu- r nity to all personi interested in the details of co-tradict- ing any part of my statement which admits of contradiction. o ...

... I ~ Last evening a meeting of the tradesmen aid citizens of' Dbublin took place at the Royal Exchange to considet the Isest means of assisting'to promote the objeets of the cma- mission at jresent sitting to inquire into the abuses of the corporation of the citizens of Dublin. ROBERT M'CLELLAND, Esq., was called torthe chair. Mr. JORDAN was appoiuted.secretary. A committee was appointed for ...

... - (ROM 'IILE EDIxBURGH IEavIEW, NMX' NUM-BLEL) We have now adverted to several causes which militate against the tranquillity of Ireland. We desire to see that tein4uillity ensured, both by the removal of whatever is per se galling and iexatious, and by curtailing the means of agi- tation. ,W*herever there is an abuse to be demounced, let the government pie-occupy the ground.' If've 'could be ...

... A . ZOOLOGICAL SOCIRTY- I A -1 - ?? . - - ea. -v 9. L V - , N ?? -_ .c% numerous tneetiirg of thle Noblemen aind Cattle are anlXious; to have a Zoolagicall Soey for ii ,,n on a plan similar to thos sri lar an L rel on rloi,tit yesterday at the Rlotunda. eno 1 rasasa~i We observed on the platform thre Earls of Longford, Lord Lasngford, the Surcen en th artmi Irn to,, Jdr~ Stokes, Jackson, ...

... l ppoPRIETORS OF THE PRESS OF TQ TII~ P IR1ELAND. I Diblin, 15, Leeson-street, March 21, 1830. ?? hour has at length arrived when edeath blow is to be struck at the only asylum l left to the Irish nation-I mean its press._ on the people of Ireland,! says the Chancellor of ?? the same stamp duties will be im- t~e as are imposed in England ; or, in other words, P tile present price must be ...

... I To nre EDITOR or Tir1' FrrMrriANS§ JoUl.N4r' f DE'AR Stat-I hope you will allosWv, if the folilowing article have no other merit, its origilirklity may be some recommeda- tion. Every thing coriected With the name of Byron will be read at least once-'twill stand or fall by its own merits or demeriti afterwards. I heard you say 1 you did not like long articles for your Paper ?? that will ...

... IMPERIAJ PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOiD3'-TuEsDAY, MAY 18. ' FREE TRADE TO INDIA. Lord ELDON presented a petition frerm Tiverton, against The East India company's charter. y Similar petitions were presented'by Mtarqnis of BUTE, from Andeston, i Lanarkshire'; from Launceston, Duckeni.- 'field, and Tenhridge. g] - Lord GODERICH -presented a petition from Kerry, complainiing of distress, and of the ...

... A'w'e grMtall~e. RTOttalII l _ ?? DUBLIN: TIURSDA ; APRIL 15. 1 The Briton frigate, Captain tile lion. W. Gordon, fins arrived from Mexico: she sailed from Tompico en the 15th of February, and has on board 800,000 dollars and a large quantity of cochineal; another statement is 1,500,000 dollars. The letters are dated tlhe 4th and 5th of February from the city, but they are barren or ...

... MR. PETER COMYN |- . I I We have seen letters received yesterday in town, in which it appears that his Majesty has stost. gra- ciously signified his directions to the Irish govern- ment, to reconsider their answer to the application. made on behalf of the unfortunate Mr. Comi. 4 The writer adds, that the life of this unhappy gen- tleman is therefore to be spared. It may not be amiss to add, ...

... - I By the advertisement it will be seen that Miss Byfeld takes her benefit on Monday evening next-we wish ber entire succesF. We have often felt pleasure in recommending to the patronage of the public performers, whose talent entitled them to support; we have now the gratification of soliciting the kindness of a Dublin audience in favourof a young lady, whose modest deportinent, whose ...

... CATHOLICS AT THlE CAPE O GOOOD TICPE The Royal George. arrived at Portsmoath, has Irog-| CIpe papers to the 20th January, which contain the o1r. nance of the Governor in Counecil, for the relief of his y1. jesty's Roman Catholic subjects, of which we stimbt tia fullowitg ahstrart - Wh tereas, art act was passed in the tenth year oflhi, Ma. jesty's re'gn' intituled ' an act for the relief of ...