any tiling anting that manner, would eery acceptable. • • J u Hull, the Ladiea bare appointed twenty-ail Ladiea residing in different parts the tow and to receive the douatioos. They receive money arttcks; the first be applied purchases of clothing j but 'hey Stale it desirable

RJirf the }‘aor. The following Donations have l.een rtouirod l>y the Ckjr limerick Committee foe the llclief of the since Ar I*^l British by lh« band* Ralph Wtsircpp, E>q. •• b« applied the Belief the Sick, by Comoiiuce )>ointcd for that purpose under the control of the City Lim

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BANKRUPTS SALE Saddlery, Saddlen Ironmongery, Sfe. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,' By Ordfr.of A»st^i\ee*,-, Oa THIS DAY, the 30th JULY, 1823. .. .1 And succeeding .Days,- —■ . . At 21»' USHER'S'ISLAND, extensive usortmcnt oT Saddlery and Saddler*' Ironmongery, comprising Tanned Hides,

A Rental laid and Premia** are potted in the Kaiter'i ORce, and any particular* may be known 'on application to Anthony Clarke, SolidUr for tie Plaintiff*, IT, femple-tWe*!, Dublin, - ri-

We can state, and believe, upon unquestionable authority, that all the Assessed Taxes Ireland will be repealed nixt year. —This intelligence is contained in a Letter from Mr. Spring Rice. The Hon. Gentleman states that the information is derived from the highest authority—we pre

ion of Edward Long, Esq. of Hampton Lodge, Surry, to the Right Hon. Ladv Catherine Walpole, lister Of the Earl of Orford. At her father’s house, Rathkeale, James R. Scott, Esq. 47th Regiment, to Ellen, only daughter of Hugh Joynt, Esq. of that town. In Cork, Captain Schreiber, 6

At Vauxhall, Lady Viscountess Falkland, widow of the late, and mother of the present. Viscount Falkland. In London, aged 62, Patrick O'Hara, Esq. formerly of Hollywell, Ireland. On Thursday, in this City, Lady O’Connor, relict of the late Sir Patrick O’Connor, of Cork, and siste

AN active young Lad, capable posting Itooss, t.eep. ing accounts, to collect debts, and act Clerk * Manufactory. This situation may worth the attwiDqa of- a ybtlng lad whose habits are hmnlde. As at first lie of but little use to the.E*tal>lislnnent, his salarywill lie low, but