... pN;NER TO CELEBRATE THE TRIUMPH OF IN. DEPENDENCE AT THE LATE ELECrlONS IN 1fliE CITY AND COUNFY OF DUBLIN. yesterday abuut two hundred gentlemen sat down to a p, splendid entertainment at Motrillson'S, to celebratethe Orp2ndence aotirevd at the late s ections for the city and unts of Dublin. The wines and dessert, &o. were of the Fares, and filbt quality, The gall'ry was crowded with ,'dies, ...

... ,4R-1OUR PRSIVATE ioatRxgi'orairNT) The late ?? (if it is sitill tO be called by, that name) has i~not abated the ardour of the people Of this couln, nor eub- dlued their determination in the cause of Ireland and liberty. On ibe corItra'y, the presaure wbich thle public mind. has re- cesived by the issue of the election is but (he action of the entapressin~g force upon tire good andelsi spring ...

... rgIE 0sC!ETY OF IRISH YOL UNT'BERSS i yaserdY ~ia wso in adj 'urined meetting of this budy heldat Yesterday those ?? at Purlb~qaY. Aet three o'clock Mr. O'Connell entered the' fiosm, ,ind upoh I-flQ~ls.CLON EEsq. was called to she Chair. ~,STEELZ road the prbceedings 'of the last tdy's meetinig, be li ssoread ?? Mr. Koatinge. idr. O'C9~LL mouved that hise letter be inserteld on theth toand ...

... CHAIRING OF THE CITY OF CORK REPRESEN. | TATIVES. The city representatives were obairetion i I n1staV. i iLJ (C poevililwg expectation was, that the county representliti-e8, C ?? popular bvitttgb ?eptes(Zntaiovea, would bave been a, aWa. chaired; that expectation, bowerer, was not gratified, di someol those gentlemen pleacsig ex-hauetion after the Ilea- ion struggleg, otbes 'of 'iher ...

... .fVROM TilE TIrdME.-PRIVATE COaUESPUNMI)NCE.) BiUSSBiE, SUNDAY M51OaNING, 6 ?? papers of yesterday all agree in soying that an offer was made to Clhrasse (by orders from Paris), that it he aiud his garrisbo would en. gage (ou oath, i- the e6xpressitl used) not to join in any bos- Iiliihtiea htainst Friinseor W'lgiumn unil matters shall be 6inially anld amicatly arraziged between those Powers ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF! THE FREEMANS JoURNtA I SirI - B | As a member of the County Dublin Tolls Co ittee I git my dutv injustice to myself and to their Secret Kirwan Esq o 'request the insertion of the fello virg i 0 . to you or whosoever the annoytnous writer may g nb eply e made as I conceive a cost unwarraotable attack orb. w at , your Ppesr pf this day Onr in s; 1 have carefully read his letter ...

... I SiC AND ID!HE.T R9OMKEEP S i ttbemeemtingoix 4es ayMr- O'Gllagile'r ?? , adrethe follo'wing report,a hw h I rmw ?? Y out unablie to publish this day 5ttpc~P i Sl Ii subm itting to tle pp bic a ?? of the Charitabil s ii f orrle n1f 'SicL sail Idigent Roomkeeesin t ily on Dublin l(rf all riligions pestlsiiolSS,) oile~ trttes-e- 1thel of sal insdo almt.upecdne tilltion d h at p~rjuunprecadoured ...

... U.MPORi'ANT INTELLIGENCE FROM THE UNITED STATES. I The following extracts frot the Ainerican papers, wvh~ich arriyed by the New York packet Virginia, ?? last, will be rad with interest. Tbe eateat exoirament stil prevais throughout the States, wbich is exemplified by the num~rous public meetings which are conveneid, and by the more demonstrative expositions of tbe publirshed resolution C ...

... THE ARMY.--GiSEP.AL ORDs4. Adjutant-Uetieral's (Itice, Dublin, ist iar.1833. I Thoexetnil~try conduct of thle troosp dlotusudit feonti thei l.61u(ellanE Geneeal c ~m,,todin'g. tieo strong'est viprvissioo of lute ipprobati in ?? upion, during- the lite eli&et. iti, and for a tionii er- &15, tit.'e tseiro, Lo jtittri'ii the moit lhar-ssing douies, andt tieeeas.arxiy dispereotd in mnail hriti's ...

... - .. . -! ?? IL~A frn,.- In the FR EE,,rAN'S JOURNAL Of Ituesday we inserted 10e lo- lowing noticetu corcSPOtdentso- i The letter of I A Member of the Tolls' Committee,'vould Inot be intelligible in its present shape.Iftewirwilb good enough to correct it, and favour u r with hisonaue, we Ishall not hesitate to publish it. We think itrihb evr to apprise him that he has totally misconceived the ...

... SIDDEN ArIUVAL OF TIME SaviSTHt DRAcOONS.-YeSterday morning the Ifead-quarters of' tbe 7tb Dragoon Guards dia- embarked at the North-Wall, brving proceeded from Dorchea. ter by forced marches i and in the evening two more troops of the same regiment arrived, and marched jot') Portobello barracks. They proceed this day, we understand, to the South. On muerday, four troops of Royal Horse Guards ...

... We beg to direct the attention of the Provost to a very able letter addressed to him in another column, by a mnembei of the University.- In addition to the great and leading evils pourtrayed by the writer, it is our duty to notice some facts uilustrative of the effects which he deplores, from the introduction of factious politics into the College. At the last quarterly exa- mination persons ...