London, 44, Chancery-lane, Nov. 23, 1833. Sir—l have read'in the public paper* the letters addressed to me in Ireland, the proceedings at public meeting Dublin, and the comments on speech to the electors of Hull. If any member of parliament address to me a p ivale letter on the

COMPRISING A NARIIATIVE OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS’ SERVICE IN VARIOUS PARTS THE WORLD. BY LIEUTENANT BOWERS, R.N A series of sketches of personal adventure in various climes, and often under extraordinary circumstances, these pages furnish exactly that sort of light reading which amu

Dublin Jsmet Hans Hauidton, Ej>J.. Sheep Hill, County Dublin, son the Hamilton, E-q , M. P.. to C**ol»ue, eldest datughter of Tr.tiif* B.*'!-. •I (His couitf j. Sir ChiiH^ (iilherl King, Bfirt. of Chaiiesrowii, Co, Shn* Vigunt, niece Sir.l. Bart K-Ovß. of C*onpbtll, Coualy Lenri

i» cabinet proeecutiou. Excellency (he Marquis Wellesley is now our chief governor; i. fondtrf prosecutions-lie lias tried them hefuro, 'hey ende.l with uo greai , r)v ,..,vn—they terminated in a bottle smoke. That wa- the treason. is rising in dignity not vet ueason mil for a r

the name of Jonea to the Tremont com* pany. The article will explain the real:—“ Mr. J.inea." wea considerably amused the other evening the Theatre. It was night when all the Joneses had finger 5u the dramatic pie. A French gentleman, with frizzled hair and whiteltid gloves, who

' Santarem has fallen ! and Miguel and his army have retreated on Elvas!! Such, at least, is the intelligence brought by the Nova Diligente, which arrived in our harbour yesterday, in ten days from the Tagus. If this news be true, and we have at present no reason to doubt it. th

the Editor of the Belfast Chronicle. Sir.— Having rend, in your pappr of Saturday latt* an account of one of the Lisburn coaches baeing broken down in Belfast, and having been since frequently interrogated as whether the accident occurred any my coaches, I beg leave, and am happy

On the 25th Inst, by the Rev. H. W. Molyneaux, the Rev. Edward Harper, Larne, to Janette, daughter the late James Craig, Esq Glenpark, near Garrickfergus. In Belfast, on the 28th inst. by the Rev Alex. P. Goody, Slrabane. the Rev John Monteith, of Dunnemanna, county Derry, to Ma

MALAGA PRUIT. TUP ■SUBSCRIBER has received, per Zephyr, way of nrPS Whole, Half, nvfi Quarter Boxes, Bunch aZ Plain MUS&TEL RAISINS, , ality—which will be Sold very moderate terms. 0f LFAVIS REFORD.

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