... e hour at waich the business art not r. Wal- report of this day’s proceedings, before Saturday — Murray TO CORRESPON DENTS. ~~ st view ‘5 these Assizes to-morrow. It is our intention, ! s. Subscribers, on the Armagh line, to publish a Se _ fore.— fue allace Mond. Te says S 3 per Cent. Con: able on before. Do. Money, BLOCK. ‘o Mr. 97% Do, New, and 6. Lord Ditto Money 34 per Cent. Debs.| Bank ...

... GU-TfoH War., Mornin, and L« I I-a■ • • • Ac. And. pr.C!>- l* a. 1 Kl.\ . considerable number ol u.t Ki. >. | . 1 > it ttie.r lo atlend. Term,, Cash do«n—.Vc ««• . Sale commence a. El.E\ oclock, and SLA ES, F *ir P. r«>ni a.’ iin't whom account, are ouutanding. tiiTsile, are required lo ha.e Ihem ••e.tlro., fort.,with. 1061 JOHN DEVLIN. Auetiomwr. ...

... violate, in the siightest degree, the neutr territory of Macao, although the Chinese had ne ples. The English had four men badly, and t wounded; a marine had bis arm shattered, by had to submit to amputation of the limb ; anoth in the body, and two, as we bave already said jured by the explosion off the powder magazine. ofthe Chinese cannot be known, with any deg tainty. Those connected with ...

... =iles. SALE THIS DAY. FURNITURE BY AUCTION. — At the MART, No. 7, CASTLE-PLA' This Day (TUE S DAY), the 10th instant, at ELE VEN o'clock, VARIETY of FURNITURE, comprisi hogany Sideboard; Dining, Breaktast, Loo, a Table Mahogany and ,other Chairs; Sofas; Brussels and other ¢ Curtain: a Piano-forte ; sand Hangings; Fenders ; Bedstead P Tables and Beds; Hair Mattress es; Dressing , Bisht-day ...

... Law, — Monday, Apr’ was then :—* e Tae following Petit Jury eer, Daly, Jobn Ryan, Richard Bi ell, Thomas Big Zell, Joho Irwin, David Thobura, Clements Clarke, and liam Bell, Peter James Bradford, Wil Biake. Mahon were indic James Quigley and Peter M‘ ty of Mr. John K stealing a wine the proper bmitted. 7 15th of January. e ter M‘Mahon su! Ir of James Quigley 7a ¢ hen proceeded with, bsence © ...

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... Committee The difference be mae | the price of foreign sugar and our colonial vere, | without duty, is about 40s or 41s per cwt. ; 41s | the be a difference of 4d a-pound.” This is just ions. i what Dr. Bowring assumes ; and we believe the », OF, be little doubt of Mr. Porter's accuracy. Hen who taxation on the country, for sugar, besides the ation 24s per cwt., which goes into the Exchequer, ...

... ou cipcdient of altering taxes. He (Lord p- at. in concluaion. that, if they had ** bound which hi* Noble friend seemed think ih»*r pursue, they would bate ~ J . would have deceived the people ; and that was the verv la.t thing of which a Governmee i • >• , ,7 . . . i i TON could not allow the Ihe Duke of . the Noble Viscount conversation to close. • • K lo his thanks for the sugge' .i., ii,.. ...

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... my in tion in York Castle, that Mr. O'Connell declin challenge to discuss the merits of the Repeal of the and fearing that more importance than was fair b attached to his refusal, and knowing that a handle made of it, to the prejudice of the question, and b heart, a sincere advocate of tlhe measure, I de invite you to a free discussion, on the subject, at or at any other place which may better ...

... .N .ffenfd the lights of Ooner.l Pskonbsm. prosiouilv clocid.d upon of -h Mse, ; r/,0n.0d . nJb-rin* of it. ,auld th.t r. conduct this refpect was directed by f delicacy. Uoilcscj inflooDCod hi. conduct. Jodt.p~.ng f the case. and delicacy urged him to refuse client a sutninona. Tbe Magistrates then retired for consul'alion * on tbeir return, stated, that they postponed gi»mg tbeir dtci>ion ...