... THI ARMY I '. I - - The 60'th (Rifle Regi-nent)Jwill, ft is expected, leave Limerick in the course of this month. - TIhe.62d Regiment, at present in Linsetick garrison, are to Vroceed to Madras.-- Major-General Sir John Keane, K C.B., Lieut. Governor and Commander of the Forces in Jamaica, arrived in Ports- mouth on. Wednesday evening, and embarked the next day. accompanied by his Aide-de-Camp ...

... ,-Vte, X-MMMI, 0 gournal., Accounts from Wallachia furnish additional par- ticulars of the recent earthquake. At Bucharest fifteen churches are seriously damaged, and one hun- dread and fifteen houses, including that of the English Consul, aregendered untenantable. The loss of life was confined to one unfortunate female. Winter there, as with us, bad set in with extraordinary severity-the ...

... FOIUR COURTS NIARSIlAL.SEA, ' i - - I ?? A A repiesentation having been male on bebalf ol e poot debtors confined within this prison to hid Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, that there was n provision made by law for the supply of fder, his Grace, with the moost humane proiptitude, ordered a quantity of coal to be distributed to each on Monday last-a most seasonable gift during this in- clement ...

... .i . I - - ' ?? T. IP T l .vT ::N ?? C@v. (From the-g ar ~ a7djhXte.3: -. On Jesday, the:8th bf .juine, about foua,'thck V ,rithe ?? eiag 'enito ?? a . bukto w4 id taklp1a tltat evening a't I ;Ohitpore *Ii ?? ?? .totiespt,.when-l found q Mr.F >t i (wh. isrin: tlt-:e employ of. the Chitpore 'Nawaulh ~ at4 the G Re'v G Pearceat- two di 6(erent tarts of thelGhautibIbfY eanteiading with sotre re- ...

... I c o ?? P i i ?? adis o i eevtt .fassy Dwaoe, :Bg,-M2vforCloname^,O -ioe e1'ectors of thi.ounty-' 'Tmer JkadvAW etaig I . ,fi~e nd~re of. Liouteppt 'is. a ;readJ; -lWere t;l pqblic. ~a4 wse s4 o s~ thie ?? tastebf ArohAgng ?? i Nb`iaai baid li oi s(b6 rtha iftr DawSe 4ei ;rivatelietla Fd - SY ?? 1 .9'f high. cotarasite, ' at~t and p oc,. Gtions r nqr~ qa fw asity psss pr~ensons~loXS¢ , ?? of, ...

... Captain Lord Wm. Paget, M. P., arrived at Portsmouth on Tuesday afternoon, and immediately commissioned the North Star, 28 guns, fdr the West India'station. Lieuts, Buckle and Bolton are appointed to her. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 26.-His Majesty's sloop Espiegle, Commander R. Elliott, arrived on Wednesday at Plymouth. with 500,000 dollars on board, having left Cuba on the 16th ult. The Arachne sailed ...

... . I We are promised in the Waterforad Aronwce, uuu this morning, the address of an independent candi- date to the electors of this county. Thus, at length, is there a likelihood of the oft-repeated call of the Freeman's Journal being answered. - Never have we appealed to the spirit of patriotism and to the sense of honour with a keener impatience, than while urging this procedure on the part ...

... TO THE PEOPLE OF THEi COUNTY OF I . I I LIMERICKi FaLtOv\ COUNTRYMEN-I hope you wilt not ueiuli presumptive in addressing you. on the subject of the approach- ing election. I have, I think, a claim upon your attention, pimply because of my ardent anxiety to promote your interests, and to secure the permanent prosperity and liberty of our country, by placing-thetin on the only solid basis of ...

... i A-TAITP-REG6.AND j4~DeI, ., Ing if:4 0he A a0ri10ptof a f .whieh si Ni ,aster' Jsfe ;aJ e ,of she ear. : r iiesteorts 'I 4000,4%wasW ?? g aptding, ines-4 ?? ?? Atdd n my seivice espy' rag; ?? In ?? :t liea'd it fi i ddzitign-aT' andl 'ii~ei5sting. -partiCularS, tby' tlie lhte; Geereal~ Dearborn' ;'f-ahn'whose life wold form hlnF t'h# histbry'f his eointry, 'and' wibse memory *ws An'i ?? ...

... 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 ...

... I TO THB EDITOk OF TR FRESM1S JOURAL ?? 31st of 12th onotritR514u. SIR-AS a Member. of the Society fot thed Im. p-ovement of Ireland, deeply regretting John David Latouch'eslate letter to Dr. Groves, permit me to offer to the publicthe following suggestioo4 Although the general sentiments of the bigly re- spected and amiable writer are very deservedly in- fluential, yet every friend of Ireland ...