SOCIETY. 7«1 an »«ort«I from Sa**, with which _^ HE go verNORS of the above useful and effective ' ’.bwioeoppjy their Comomer. | the Poor beg announce to ««. , , Pobiic, that their Ann.wl Appeal axed for j ,io. Scale SUGAR and COFFEE, ]?th , on th ,, Christ .n Cent. Discount Tra

CORK MARKETS, TUESDAY, Banelt. THIS DAY. 421 Wheat 6d @ SWs 20s @2Bs ( 210 Barley 61 ® 6dl 121 12s fid to 13s 61) Here 00s •'’’l Od J Oats 6d to 9l( 9rf to 10s 10,1 J YESTERDAY. 211 Wheat from to 90s 61 to 141 Bariev to 12s 6* !2s 61 to Here Os to OO* 00 00s to 0.1 Oats to d 0..

With Kit usual precision, the gallant took bis within a few rainutea to Eleven o'clock. Captain and his friends soon after appeared, and the Nobio Prosecutor having entered, and the Court having been calUd over, the trial was proceeded with. Colonel White said something the Pres

Satukhat, D.c 28-Daring the la* fe- day. , great nut-tan of «-eU, which bad been detained in port | t ta long prerailing westerly winds, have been , J change of wind the eastward, proceed sea. vveiinesday, Chris.mas-d.y, upward, of hundred vessel, of all sorts and sires, from th

Mt JANUARY, 1834, at ONE o’Cleck. at*/»|W the Cargo of the Bright*, CaAin Cbay, arrived direct from the Bay, coiuitting 1106 Log* Prime Hondurat Mahogany/ particularly selected for this market * Terms at Sale. J. BARCROFT, Bxker. Dublin 271h December, 1833. WANTS. , . WANTED, Yo

Thtmra steamer, goods and passengers. MORNING TIDE— Dec. 30. Ariel, general cargo, Killaroeyigeaetal cargo. Three vessels with malt. Sailed—Norw. Wind—W. ARRIVED FROM Loinlnu Bi istol

* The French Journals of last month mentioned the exe- cution of two persons, man and wife, named Martin, and of a servant of theirs, named Roehette. It would seem that this Martin and his wife, who kept a'public-house. were in thie habit for 25 years of murdering and robbing tho

Wednesday, beirig the festival of the Nativity, a high mass was celebrated in the chapel of the Conception, Marlborough-streef, which was attended by the Marchioness Wellesly, and her sister, Miss Calon, who arrived at eleven o’clock, and were conducted to magnificent seats, pre

The lonj Hay of his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex Ramon, the seat the hail of has been matter of some mirth among s|>orUmeu. The Duke’s fowling pieces were ready loaded for him, and was placed at lire corner the cover, where the pheasants were flushed before him like pigeons