... GRAND PROMENADE MUSICALE, A LA MUZARD. M ESSAS. PIGOTT. WILKINSON, and RUDERS- t DORFF have the hondur to announce that, from the great success of she last CONCERT, and tb Un-erons applications, they are induced to give another IdL GRAND PROMENADE CONCEsfl, On FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, OItotJrh 9th, AT THE ROTUNDO, i On which occasion all the Rooms will be thrown open and brilliantly lighted as ...

... AneFw THEATRE ROA ABBEY-STREET, DUBLIN. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, If ,,rder thbt every facility may be afforded to genera, cor. gort rand acrem n.'darion, it has brn folund necessa ry to posTPONE THE OPENING OF THE THEATRE VNTIL TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 66, .ehl t e arrangements will he entirely complete in every, ben V Department. R. CALVERT has the pleasure to nitohntice that the abhve ...

... WANTS. TO GROCERS, MERCHANTS, &c. / W ANTS a Situation, a young Man of bnd'o!4ous ' habits, having a perfect knowledge of ?? Wine, Spirit, and general business; understait ,ts and will be highly recommended by his last Emptoyer and nd security, if required. A line addressed L. M., at the Office of this Paper, or 24, Parliament-street, will meet attention. TO CORN AND FLOUR MERCHANTS. NRTANTS a ...

... T OSE who prefer the use of G00oD S9xrr e e- T quested to try PATRICK NOLAN'S, At No. 29, LOWER SACKVILLE-ST Please observe, its at the Sign of the Black hicb stands over the door. NPUTICE UPF REMUVAL. M ARGARET PEARSON, widow of the late George ? Pearson, Sheds of Clontarf, begs leave to pprise ber Friends and the Public that she has taken t xt n- sive Concerns, lately occupied by Mr. Samuel ...

... gg yonXSHIU and LANCAS1I11RV C2tN1TRAt TJ AMERICAN LAND and NAVIGATION CO -. paNY hereby give Notice, tbat the choice of Sections or Allettents in their district was decided at a General rdeeting, on the 29th inst., at the George and Vu Irga Vern, Carobill; and that, on presentatton of the Cjtiry's Land Certificates at their Office, on oraftert of October ne2t, the holders thereof will receiv ...

... jf iEA7TiLE RO YAL, DUBLIN lils PRESENT WEIDNESDAY, October 28, 1840, xc Performances will commence with MAURICE; hO0, LRE 1tEDtCCS DE CASIPAONE. In which the whole of the French Company will appear. The Cracovienne by Miss Webster. A fter which (third time) a new Comic Piece, called FOREIGN AIRS AND NATIVE GRACES. rnily Staples, Ni-ce to Sir John, Mrs. Fi'zwillibm; Malainoisel e Z-phrina ...

... PETER DONOZOR, No. 75, ABBEY-STREET (NEAR SACKVILL& STREET), EGS to inform his Friends and the Public that, in fladdition to bis usual Supply of Malahide Ot4s, he has this day received, direct from the Beds, a larei9argo of the REAL BUTRR[N OYSTERS Hi_ J5i as usual well stocked with GENUINE IRISH W3IKEY with best Drogheda and Dublin Ales, and XX Psrtlr. A An OMDINARY eacsh day at Five o'Cloci. ...

... WEST OF ENGLAND' FIRE AND LIFE INSURRA NCE COMPA?,IY, CHIEF OFFICE, EXETER. ,oI THE METROPOLIS, 20, nRmDGE-E.REET, sLCta'tts- FOR DUBLIN, 42, DAME-STREET. TRUSTEES: gight Hon. Earl Fortescue. Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Right Hon. Earl Morley. Bart., M.P. Right Hon. Lord Cliffvrd. I Edward Djvett; Esq., M.P. S. F. Milford, Esq. THE LIFE DEPARTMENT is conducted Knrhe T Equitable principle of ...

... NEW THEATRE ROYAL, ABBEY-STREET, DUBLIN. T 1. PRESENT FRIDAY, October 23, 1840, will be performed the Melo-Drama of t THIE DUMB BOY OF MANCHESTER. t Tom Grey (the Dumb Boy), Mademoiselle Sara Cheval- s 11cr; Jane, Miss Julia Nicol, I A Comic Song by Mr. Ware. After which a Comic Interlude (written by W. T. Mon- t crieff, Esq.), entitled THE GENTLEMAN IN BLACK; oa, rdORE rasGcisTENrD THAN eHURT ...

... Juct Published, By JOHN COYNE, 24, COOKE-STREET, f3ROTESTANTISM UNIMASKED; or, tbe Rise, ?? Progress, &c. &c. of the Reformation, by Theoph. Veredict. Nos. I to 5-Price 2s. This is a plain but forcible work, full of stubbo n t ths, strong arguments, and iocontrovertiblefaets,inlte h ters it discusses everything connected with the ation, and the leading points of Catholic Faith.._ Wi Bat- ...

... SNUFF. T grOSE who prefer the use of GOOD, UPPare re- I quested to try -q PATRICK NOLA'j At N~o. 29, LOWER SACKTILLRBTREET. Please observe, its at the Sign of the Black Man, which stands over the door. LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. T HE MEETING of the LOYAL NATION, RE- PEAL ASSOCIATION of IRELAND ?? place at One ?? TO-MORROW (Tuesday) 0th October instant, at the GREAT ROOM, CHANGE. DANIEL ...

... GRAND PROMENVADE MUSICALA MESSES. P1GOTTWILKEIt-NSO and R1DDE*I$51FF B EG respectfully' o nponace that, owing ?? B circumstances, theyare.oblige4to P.OO Ethe intended PROlIKENApE.CONCERT for. Trida neit, October the.9th. qntil FurtherN tce wi he give TIE' O'CONNELL REPEAL DINNER W ILL take place '-oWEDNESDAY, the, 4th instJ W in thb fCITY' of *KtLKENNY.tirs a,,Ten, Shillings, WiLL BEi ISSUED ...