... I _ _ _ _ l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i t n i = I~~M;Iteen 3a0rn ?? I ?? T -THE NEW YEAR. T' The new. year greets. us; Irelaud greets the year., in 'The old one has closed gloriously upon us; the new 8, promises equal glory. Our pOsitiOn, i8 one of dif- n. 'ficult;, 'doubtless, but we 'have been schooled in 6 danger. . Where others,. therefore, sbouldhave doubt ed' we may walk 'with confidence. ...

... .Fo tmiAtLE ADD DN IREW NAVY. S I PPoRsMsouT, DEic. 27.-It is reported that the Lords of the Admiralty have it in.contemplation to make a very nimportant addition to the guard-ships at the various ports, by the appointment pf 1e11'r4idlrst olass 'stehmnfrigatds as tenders, ;wo to 6each fla'ship. For'.rnayj years it has been a sublect of great consideration atnoig thoseewho now have, and ...

... ?? CHLONOLOdICAL'EV9TS FOR i.843.- ' ?? -; ?? ' JANU^hlY~. -. r , XSbed - 4. SpanishCortes dissolved by the Regent. Marquesas: tslands suppli ed with stoes and troops by France.' Ge 9. Mlr. O'Conhell announced, a£ the Rlepeal Uniori, that Ge ' .183 is, andl shall be; the greet; Repeal ?? ; and in a letter-to the people of Ireland, he announced fi4e measures as requiteI-1.: TotalAbolition of ...

... 7 I - A _ i O i - K I .TlHVOTFMPOUAR-Y- -PRE3SS. ...

... t: A9i4FbtpEgs:x. 0 'of the'jiroceedinigs, tha'tnt was' a mac~atiouso pdsiti~id Y tbat$+the pr~edenoe.ihble was a ni/atter' of iridiffeiehce,'>nd: n jhd would eonsent't its ?? y'f would'.requestt hinm' ;o,~ s'o ?? ehurghwdiar , t wvould brig the bread .aid iwin's to him-'iand', said the :Via ?? i! honontr tt3 'ilo sV This rr. enteman'fartei-'auld, ,;;;lr,.ie Ittdike to see. t tchurch ...

... ?? We have reolved the Paris papers of Wednesday. They I Contain little Seyond the King's speech of the slightest inter Mt. The speech of the King, pale and meagre as it was considerid on the Bourse, produced; nevertheless a: fa- rouralie effect Upon the funds, because of the paragraph annoxuoing the satisfactory situation of the treasury. 7he Moniteur denies that the Archbishop of Paris ...

... Our accounts from Madrid are of the 21st, and show clearly that that city is completely delivered up to military despotism. On that day a band of ruffians, wearing the garb of officers of the army, broke into the office of the Eco del Comrercio, and having failed in discovering the edi. tors, whom they would, no doubt, have murdered If they had, destroyed everything they could put their hands ...

... FURTHER PARTICUL&BS. (From the Liverpool AMercurry of Friday. ) Ten o'Clock. Men are now being employed removing the rubbish away frolqX wofern side of the premises. .16t s anstahined, including *the buildings, machinery, goods, &c., is estimated under 70,0Q0L A considerable portion of this is insured. The reports as to to the number of lives lost vary from five to nine. Some imagine that, ...

... 1` CATHOLIIC CHURCH. , X ?? FeOR 143 AT To UURC O ST. PRAN- OA. CS, MlEtCHANT L-QUAY. Testerday being the consummation 'of 1843, a soleutni ?? was celebrated at the above oburch, aftei which b`12o'eam was chaunted to give thanks to the Supreme liuer of all creation for the innumerable blessings he bau ,ofed to best6w on mankind during the preceding 1lhe celebrant priest was the, Rev. John ...

... . ._VrlA'FIONE TO f.IBERATOR, I r 'I ' ?? ?? :[[xliZN]!Y *'~onut a' ppbli It is in cbnte!piptiou to invitMr.C toi Dinaer on haisirrija 'li this city, Xen route t Dublin. A: meeting was held last (Friday) night at the Citizens' Club, for the purpose of mating the necessary arrangements- KfJAIrn'Y ;OUrncl!. -- ?? :: TRALEE. A meeting was held on Sunday last at the Chamber of Commerce, Tralee, ...

... 'Tit M;, -- B' ?? which for the iast't3,years S0Mq.Omr es he I5 fournth session inaugrurates it'urndertheE ?? uPi2es.- .1 I'fe~ertforntu~y'yeara has 'thcountry' pre~ented ] , Xa9peot' ef grebeg..prosperity, :ueverl was peace ,ebioa, nor order, and t'prcape ity'at hone, so, solidly esablished. ,otlty,; they hav'rebeen the rewnrcdocourageous perseve- ranoe. Tbreaeoinen when the'prrsent-ministers ...

... p -? ? tolion', it-was sn~work incda r .:ioio rntes.' rt sand a plentiful s'upply gf 'atr bh.ng-t 'handj~tb d~viling-~ : beuso was savedbuttbeireeip of 'the builidings:.wereiun':the. e'ozqd*utterly des'tovYedX 's';artly owTng. to tie mlchiesousacti Etiof sOme..miscreg~t f'or while the enginle we'worklng'uc- .CdEtsfully, about !eleven o clocik it>,was sddenly, .dlsco~tere~d D thut cne of the ...