... Pugilism. - By one one ofthe Fancy. No. V.-S. Coiroxi' Voyagetolreland- 9. Rcumaeks uu some of our late-Numbers, by a liberal Whig!. 10. On the' Military Errors of the Duke of -Wellinaton. by O'Doherty-1 1. On the Discovery of the Remains of Robeirt Brunee-i2 ...

... possession of nearly all that is necessary to be Inlown by the mrost ardent admirer of the faiming trade.- (Belfast) Nerthern Whi~g. * . Sixth elition in 'a few days.) OBSERVATIONS on-the -RURAL AFFAIRS of IRE- LAND1; or a Practical. Treatise on Farming, ...

... little voluuie was in the hinds of every farmer and laudlord in the cokintry; its hints are exceedingly useful.- l'orthern Whig. O n!1 the score of utility it is entitled to our hearty com- mendation ; the ?? which pervades it is good, tbe remarks iiir ...

... event of the intended division, the Presbytery of A~ntim and Remonstrant Synod will most likely unite their shares into one ?? Whig. BIRT115t. On the Ist instant, in Belfast, the lady of John Lamb, Esq., of twins, In Belfast, on Monday, a woman belonging ...

... judgmentseatofa God, more merciful than his, poor earthly worms, who make such a rout about matters of which they are but ?? Whig. ...

... ?? to use the utmost -discrimination in the selection -of their Stock. Tfey. pledge themiselves to dispose of itat~a p.tA 'whig~h shall yieh4 little more than a commission per centage, by wihmeans the hoet eur o h t 9lsto t e Iivi LOom o so xceeat pu ...

... Siowtdev llrst, and were, we hear tolerably successful,.. What it ptetty teattire it is in the chltruc- tater Earl Grev andhis Whig, Adminiitration to commence, their career by adding to the burthens of the people, in a time of per- feet peace, but unparailctod ...

... Legislative Union, will be more advanted byr the success of Colonel Butler in opposition to Lord Duncannon, a imember of the Whig Administration, which bas declared' its determination to prevent a IMPEAL at all 'hazards than by any othei'circuiltance that ...

... Repeal of the Legislative Union, will be more advooc I ?? of ('olonel Butler in opposition to Lord Dci ann a %embin of the Whig Administration, whiith has d area t deternlnation to prev;-t a Riia.L~I. et all halirdas tha by any other ircumstanco that ...

... the Legislative Unicin, will bke moreA, ad ancd h success of Colonel Butler in opposition to Lord Duncan ,a1 member of the Whig Administr ation, which bus decl~~ its determination to prevent a, nF.PE-EL at all hazards than b any ~othier circumstance that ...

... Union, will be moret udV1rr1ed. by the cl-rcess of C olonel 3utlier in opposition to Lord Irriearrino, a ml)i,-rrr of tbe \\Whig AAdmiiristr'ition, which his declared its 1 --flir 0atiot to pjaerent a it r f .n rit ll hlienrrs thian by arrv Cirrumstance ...

... various political du- tuies, and bowv much we are indebted to oar patriotic King and his ministers, for adhering to the old Whig priteciple, that the constitution had the power of reforming its own abuses. Our town was once famous for an extensive linen ...