Aa-IDRNT to THE Comet —On Monday night, the 18th instant, the Government steamer. Comet, was leaving Liverpool for Dublin, she struck upon a bank at this side of the Liverpool light house. The mail and passengers which left Liverpool in small steamer meet the packet, missed her

We. the undersigned Archbishops and Bishops, having seen tdereotype Edition of The Lives of the Saints’ the Rev. Alban Butler, in Two Volumes, royal Bvo., now Published Richard Coyne, of Capel-sireet, Dublin ; and being satisfied of its conformity with the Twelve Volume Edition

THE Public is respectfully ioformed .that the DINNER for the support of Si, Bridget’s OrphaiYQit rity (under the superintendence of the' SisterArOhe ‘Convent of St Bridget. Tullow) Will toke piece at MANN'S HOTEL, Commercial Buildings; MONDAY, 27tb JANUARY NEXT* » DANIEL O’COKNS

Santarem has fallen I and his army have retreated on Elvas 1! Such at least ijlfc intelligence brought by the Nova Diligente, which arrived in our harbor yesterday in ten day* horn the Tagus. If this news be tree, and have present no reason to doubt it, the game is nearly up wit

London, Tuebday.—Consols remain in a state of the greatest inactivity tlie closing price of yesterday, 87J to 8. The foreign market is equally without animation, and scarcely an alteration to be noted. Fora o'Cwjce.—Consols 88; Ditto for Account 88»

The Packets of Wednesday and Thursday have been received. are glad to be able to state that the contents of a telegraphic dispatch from Bayonne have reached Paris, announcing the entry of General Saarsfield into Vittoria on the evening of the 19th iust.

Fiei.t»iMV.—All the troop* in Dublin were out on Wedn—tav foumme hours rnart-nurcMiig. e fob 10-ving reylnioat* assembled ' the Tbssuix Fork e'even o’cloHß am. Mil Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant Colonel Sir J- W. Wallace, K. B.; Uth King’s Light Dragoons, Lieutenant-Colonel Townsend

recollect that the tat an timee) erectileat Martin Doyle. is one of the conductors 14. Though apologizing for the present incompleteness's Of arrangements', there is neither a want of interest or variety. Among the most attractive articles will h tweed those on ' Villa Plantatio

Y. The history of the !loutish Church is one continued display of spiritual domination in civil concerns, andiliat such is still its characteristic the contest which has long been going on in Portugal, that which has arisen in Spain, and the unhappy state of Ireland,are proofs ab