... E 9 ON THE CONCEALED CAUSE Of constitutional or acquired Beblllttes of tub fieneratlve byntem “THE SILENT FRIEND,” ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.— Mails DCB. lit. DVB. ,\KB. DOB 6 Dublin 0 1 Holland . .0 0 India . . 1 4 Waterford ..01 Flanders ..00 Sydj.,N.B.W. n,„~ £', Donaghadee Prance Hotton and w l.d /v.. 3 Guern. & Jers. 0 Feb. Halifax Keb. 18.' Hamburg . .00 Mediterran. . 0 1 1 Gbavimsd, Feb. I.—Arrived: Monmouth, Baltimore- andOby, St. Michael's; Jane, Patras; J oven Casilda, Carrib to Roy, Leghorn ...

... A, London built CHARIOT, with Impend, . Travelling Boxet, &c., complete, and excellent condition. For further partieulara apply to Hr. Uilunoton, Upper Northgate-atreet, Cheater. ...

... S1E.IAIER the p4 pRI E O% F AllES Of 400 Tons Burthen, and 200 Horse power,) W. HI. WARREN, R. N., Commander, (Bifilt exresslyfor the Station,) C Is iltended to Sail from the MENAI BRIDGE, datinga the inter Season, on MONDAYS and FltIDAY\S, axt Ntine 'clocl; in the Morning. And on1 andl after the 2nd of DECEI3BER, from Geosto's PIn3 HEAD, LIVERPrOOL, CD WEDNES- DA1 S and tA. llrlRDAYS, at Ten ...

... TlISS EVENING. CONCtET IN AID OF TIIE FUNDS OF / Tgn 3MLrAST nELI : COMMIT T IE COMMITTEE of the BELFAST CHORAL T SOCIETY, having takcen into considcration the pmreneit ji~resse l state of the poor, have decided onl givinig a CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC IN T IE MIIUSIC-11ALL, On TUESDA Y Evening, the 2d of Felruary, at Eight o'clock. i slid of the Funds of the Belfast Relief Commmitte. Theic ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Second Appearanceof Mr.MACREADY,whois angaeed for six nights only, which engagement cannot possibly be prolonged or renewed N THIS EVENING (Tuesday), Feb. 2, V 1847, will be performed Sheridan Knowles's cele. brated Tragedy of VIRGINIU9; OR, THE LIBERATION OF ROME. Virginius, Mr Macready (as originally performed by him); Applus Claudius, Mr King; Virginia, Miss Matilda ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY, FEB 1. The Lord Chancellor took seat on the woolsack at fire o'clock. The Earl of ELLESMERE took the oaths and his seat. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS.—By Lord Brougham, from Stirling, against the Sugar Bill; and from the corporation of Liverpool and others complaining of the influx of Irish paupers, and for relief. NOTICES OF MOTION.—The Duke of Richmond to-morrow (this ...

... n. 27, at Dorchester, the wife J. P. of sun. BLAGRAVE.?Jan. 27, at Barrow House, Somerset, Mrs. J. HBipin of a daughter. BOSANQUET.?Jan. 24, at Lewes, the wife of 8. Bosanquet, Dingestow Court, of a ion. BURNIE. ?Jan. 29, at Guildford-street, Ru&scll-square, the Burnie, Esq , M.D , of a son. still-bora. EDWARDS.?Jan. 22, the wife of C. Edwards, Esq., Batheastoa,ofs ?* ELLIS.?Jan 22, at ...

... Bill to further encourage the Distillation op Spirits from Sugar in the United Kingdom.—The preamble recites the provisions of 6 Geo. IV., c. 80, and 4 Geo. IV., c. 94, relative to distillation from sugar, and states that it is advisable further to encourage distillation from sugar. Clause 1. Extends the clauses, provisions, and regulations, penalties and forfeitures, of the first-mentioned ...