TRA.LEE— SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1830. . 1? 1 Bidered in a rather precarious state. Constant attendance A STR.\NOh COUIII . lat the Opera, dancing till late hours, ennni invariably at- cabomsk’s pobtfce. tendant on fashionable dissipation, if I may speak, and ..is lime whan a most

i f letter frjm her Majesty’s ship :—• Tarragsfla, Nov. 30. •• had teen Ivins enng'v moored here since the instant. the 2S li, about seven .le sprang from th. S.S.W., which shifted afteraaids to ti.e S.W. and W.S.W. s.ruck topmasU and n,a>le every urepara-ion. At l f past nine o

#% % .^el TO THE REV. M. DIVINE. P. P. OP DINGLE. Manchester, Pec.-18, Rkv. Si«, —The Chnitr Cktomd* lbe Bth hatheen forwarded to me. contamiog a letter from you, purporting to be an ijnawer one received from some person in that town, relative to a meeting ia’ely held there by »r

aml'was placed immediately beneath the fire ; the power- (ul engine of the Coleilor.tan Insurance Company arrived , shortly after, end took its station adjoinine yard, but ' from the want of water tnev were unable to effect much good. The engine of the Royal Exchange-office, whi

ns* meet turned to • f . t! ,tcp c* n-Ii t r*' IJcvonpnrt, end nr l, uitj, njore ti,«n orriii an-«Hieitude. Beside* j.tnci-, Uitre ».e cctt.nt.lv o»h*ra»he ptoper fi'ljng 0 v.V.;if Vicat.d iP(»ri'6Hitali-n; ps|>i»ally e>-D«idejjng ~ , . par ■ parlies, in l*ar!i»ir.eiit, can hard

By Permission of her Majesty's Ministers, << And with express and anxious eoneu rence of those personages possess in pre-eminent degree the love and reverence of ibe people,” The Roman Catholic Clergy Ireland. On Palm Sunday, December tbe Blh, 18%), Will 1 e performed.- . At ail

LEGED INSULT TO THE QUEEN. The Standard, publishes the following ropy, a letttJ •ddiestcd by Mr. Rody, one of the officers the Ash ton dinner

New Specie pay* resumed day*, to « forfeiture is said, the lati had also that the ' to fo'low the Un mani'estei The topic Mr. pointed ti of Antrir if oth< .-Mr. bv the d« gem « To •>* compost in Chris w.Uil it l ef the

POBTIIAIT GEORGE IV.! THE DI KE’S BBOTUERi ‘The best of Kings at length slept with his fathers, and was succeeded hv the worst of men, the cold hearted, seifish sensualist, George the Fourth ; that right royal repro'jrate, whose public iniquities were no! in tile very smallest de