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... IRELIND. 1)( 1;1.1N, Avc( s- 2 9. THE - Nt) A1lt 'I Cl(lPOIZALIoNS. Tlo the pure, all things art p1re,'* whiiel may pos ~il v iY be tel realsoln lby 1,ord I Ilbii ist. in pilvticular, ('il 1.not dliscern or credit fill, ;-Jt ellc of ?? 1t lil j corporaf ionsi. I1prighit 1,ni11 are til) list to lharbor siU. pi, iotis of Ikllies, q; M if c orc a 111(1 i roflltL f( f t ill IV I vit~t IIIt hl ;I ...

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... DETECTION OF A GANG 01' COINEVAS AlN RE CEI I/ E:RS 0 F KS TOLEN'.G (rO1) S. 'Is, it son's, L,1iVE!! tie!, 'l'tiii.%v -Ikhe apprcenieitkif of' a Wang if ltaper co!iner, sail' to Ile one of the most extensive eier known in ,an tlis kingdom, ha, causedi omso sensation in this larce coal- ?? mercial town. It to supvoscd, onl goal authority, that they cere- were the meiins of circitlating ...

... CHIURCH.I /TAZS. i ILYME RlECIS, DORSET. Y A notire wsas giren out in the parish church of Lyme ) Regis on Lord's day, tile 14til nit., that a %estry would le held on tile following IFridavy for the purpose of ob- t taiing, hiurclihrate, wich ini;e(ting aecordiniivy teonl place, when a rate wils proposed and seconded. The Rev. E. Smith, Independent minister, of that town, im- r mediately ...

... IANO THER 1'A TA L A (C'JIDfT ?? III IER. ci Yesterday nn inquiry wvas entered into at the Thrames 5t police.office, before 1lv. lBlllantine, ctncernitng tile death N N of a woian named 'slargaret Selby, who wag drowned on c Tuesday evening, by the boalt, in whiiili ?? wis with two N othcr persons and a wiaterman name d William .letl, comil g in collision with tlho Gipsy (Greenwich steamt r. ...

... LORD MELBOURNE AN!) TIHE PEOPLE v. LORD LYNDIIURSTf AND TIIl,' 'EPEERS. oi ro THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. ile Sin-Lord Lyndliurst, actintg by tile aidvice of 1'he Times, to h~lis thought it nr'est-ary to publkih his speec lhi et C loie al of (hc sessioi of I.6, teaded, Sub~tance of the Sssion. ,d I infer that his Lot, -hip has satnctiuned tfis editi eilpirigati, 'It as I finii ...

... JIALF-P4 A' Y)1 PURSERS. T10TlE ARLOF N i: iNT, 1FIRSI' LORD OF TIE ADMIRALTXY &e. &e. &c. )i 1111-11; La slajtsty %as It the conieovement of tile ?? Seal grlclouisl plea~ed to directtin increase to the halt ly ot pit I.SC'S io ti e navy, and the Admiralty were re- q(i rs) to detetimiine Mitst the ?? should be, that not etnly their hilt-pay rniglt *ow asoimilate with that of other rrvl ofliecr ...

... T EN 'AS. W\e hatse receis ed from tile N orthl and South Atoeraciii ('otfec-house New \ ork papers to thle 111th iinsfaiit, hichal arris ed at Liserpool onTI eSday, per IndepeinieaiS iiie-of-packet ship. I'I he most impi-ortant in telligence whicih tliey cont atia is taken fri'iii tile New Orleans papers, a isici staite thaut oil thle Ititli of Jl Gle cneral Gaines all actuaally crossed the ...

... PR11'47'E CORRhJSPOND.ENCE. imore for itl comjielion. I'llo whlo haN C obh,(rv ed thle sic 0-ral Nhioistcrial Iileak -11p ?? I Ie Ncall ` re aIN Se thttl I ?? I clilt tltls (lc hit ri'[litlilil\ thecae 11ii:- dioiIdI,1lS SO soitt le daIgMer1eLI wi hethier thlei succeed or fail, it;I. eni IiON ed to tri N an d trt at NitI di time lead ers of Parlia- Iniict arti illt LMieuC, to kc i dill i ...

... LONDON: THURSDAY, SEPTEMIBER 1, 1836. An event has just occurred which will, we imagine, lead to a new election for an Irish county. Viscount FORBES, the oldest son of the Earl of GRANARD, and one of the representatives in Parliament of the county of Longford, has been declared a lunatic. It appears, from the evidence adduced on the inquisition taken before the commissioners, and from the ...