... -- ilA UCTJ ON\. 5Sle of Lea;ehold Interest, excellent Household Furniture, Eight-day Clock, Brussels Carpets and Hearth Rugs, Iare Pier, Chimney and Cheval Glasses, China, and Rloh Cut G~as,, &C. &C. mu BE SOLD BY AUCTrON, on TUESDAY, 27th jJuly, Is4l, at No. 23, MOLESWORTH.STREET ,WthISl one door of Kildare-street), the Interest in the e ofnthe dlaove louse, which is in the highest state of ...

... TIME LATi! OY THE ELECTION! T° the Po11, Electors, early, and put on record your Vtsin favuro O'CONNELL AND HUTTON, And in.Opposition to '__WEST3ID GROGAN Who are the enemies or your Religion and Liberty. West and Grogan, the enemies of Free Trade,; West aod Grogan, the supporters of Tithe Rent, by bullet and bayonet; West and Grogan, the supporters of Taxing your Ifod and Wages 40'per cent., ...

... INNATIONAL COL ?? ANN~UALb GHARITY SPOO°°S Preached on SUNDAY, the 4t JLON ill b. Two o'Clock, in DUNDRUMI CHAPE J 841 W. O'GRADY, D.D., Df the Church RA by thett Westland.row, after which a Collectio f Of St Atv.V of the f. 0 . Collection ~will be' ndre ol' the funds of these extensive and aaloahl5 t ide id si wherein nearly 800 Mate and Fermale Chil d ' , moral and literary Education. n ...

... XATIVV MUSIC OF IRESLAND. THE CITIZEN, on DUBLIN MONTHLY MAGAZINE, PRICE ONE SHlsILN, FOR JULy, C ONTAINS the ?? Swinish tid a Marcella, ?? PeninsulafVaron- ?? and Friendship--the Art of M~f(pban- cellors-NATIVE Music or SIRELAND-Poetr lCe. . Mlusic-Irish Air, No. 22, The Weary Wanderer.'Il No 23, ?? When Erin First Rose.-No. 24, Dance. Dublin: Published and Sold by S. J MAC EN, 8, D'Olier ...

... - THEATRE ROYAL. MR. JOY EGS respectfolly ti announce that his BENFFIT I ill take place THIS PRESENT TUESDAY, jcab F:th,1 .4 1. Tre perfirmances will commence with the Petite Co- PfAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY. Ru G,&,nez (his ,riginal character), Mr. C. Mathews; de Torenueva (her original character), Madarne To be ?? by, for the first time here, a Comic Pitce b .twdeen Slir. MatLhews ard lr ...

... PUIBLIC.HOUISE TO BE LET. - A PUBLlc-.ounlE to he Let, or tbe Interest in the *L l~eass (ofLies Eenesable), to be Sold, without re- serve, the Proprietor having other budiness to d 0, which requires his undivided attention. To any SOn with ii 5mall Capital this Concerns would he mof de- sirable, being situated in a most respectahle par of the city, inl a leading thoroughfare, having the ...

... |'JrA4TRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Appearance of MADAMIE VESTRIS, Mr. * gLMS MATHEWS. Mr. F. MATTHEWS Mr. i th GILBE~r (Principal Dane.rs; of the Theatre | rfentgarden), Miss MARSHALL, Miss TAT_ ir d Master PARSHALL, il i l EVENING (MONDAY), July 5, 1841, | ,1I pcrfmanlCeS will commence with a New Comedy, ; octed uptrrards of 100 nights at the Theatre Royal, with most brilliant success, called ' LONDON ...

... O'CONNELL AND HUTTON. S OUSEHOLDERS and SHOPKEEPERS, Pay the JILLfollowing TAXES:-. Paving and Lighting Tax, One-half of the Tax for b the present year, 1841, payable at the Paving-House, Mary- . street, from Ten till Three ?? each day. Pipe Water Rent, to and for the 24th June, 1841, pay- . able at tbe City Amsembly-Houae,' William-strect,. every day, from Ten till Four o'Clock. 1 Police Tax, ...

... CITY OF, DUBLIN ELECTIOX; T HE Friends of O'CONNELL and BUTT are formed that the THEATRE ROYAL, 0 ABBEY-STBEET, has been Engaged by th L CONSTITUENCY, and will Open for g- ngs on EVERY EVENING, until e onchudon of the City Election. CITy (J ZlBrItl 'ELECTION. H WE General 'I _ ?? 1-.sto -o ansr-te. Eectio.4f ii ndse ftK¢ejtQ t' Duolin, meet at 12, FLEET-WPREET~-each day at t ?? jifedisery.) ...

... IOk1TalTtt1BRrLAt - P311E Proprietor of this EstiblishmenAels that the use _ of the Bath, Particularly at this seasone, would be greatly increased by Lowering the Price, and thereby bringing this important means of CLEANI NESS, J5a$ETr, and 3EasMSEMPST within the reach of all, has/rg tbis days Reduced the Pt ices as follows: - Warm Bath ?? ?? One Shower Ditto ?? ?? Si Fencff Plunge Ditto ?? ?? ...

... I LOYAL MATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATIOX. HE LOYAL . NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCI. TATION OF IRELAND will meet at the GREAT ROOMS, CORN.EXCHANGE, on THIS DAY (l[onday) July 19, at TWO O'CLOCK. Mr. O'CONNELL will attend. Each person not Enrolled to pay One ShillingS ssion. The Gallery Free for Ladies, as usual. 6- N.B. More than one-half the Room will seaerved for Associates. Each Member, in passing ...

... DURBIN v. ESDAILE. R ECEIVED this dayoa , 1841, of Richard XV Richards, Esquire, Accountant-General of the ~Court of Exchequer, a Cheque Note, Number dat this day, drawn on the Governor and Company of the Ba 'F England for the sum of , due to me (or to mead Y. Z., my Wife, as a Shareholder,) or as Administ1r or Executor of A. B., a Shareholder, or as nominee O C. D., a Shareholder (as the case ...