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CORE, NOVIXIIIII 3.
. . 0.) last night Miss O'Neill gave another exhit,i..
thou of he, extraordinary talents is June'. It left
the mind reentrancy nothing to wish for, except in
not luring sufficiently .toppoeted by the other chi-
: meters. The scenery was very defective : for is it
not ridicolous, and a violation of all probability
i and effecte to see Korner; addressing the Apothecary
in a wood, when the very words of the author sup.
I. pow him in a street ; and to °berm Mies O'Neill
, ils,pla' nig her matchless and extraordinary powers
in the ourden scene oil an elevated por.tion like
a 1(1410114 instead of appearing in a bukdny or
itritigloW r
• After the curtain had fallen, Mr. Williams, the
Stage Manager, came forward to apologise to the
i audience for the deliCiences in the scenery, and to

state, that only fur the lateness and suddenness of
the engagement with Miss O'Neill, which only
took place last Wednesday, •ud the necessity the
Patentee was under of collecting the company from
different parts of the country,. a considerable im-
ptmement %/mufti have taken place in these pant.
cidat.—lie then withdrew.
This address of Mr. Williams was received with
mod, app!siute by the house.
flew Mr. Boyle rose in the Pit. and called for
the Stage Manager to return ; a difference of opi-
nion seemed to prevail in the House whether this
call should be attended to, hut the majority being
evidently in favour of his appearance, the Manager
Caine forward again. when Dlr. B. observed upon
the necessity there was of making this apology,
which hr conceived satisfactory, as nothing but
the superior performance of Miss O'Neill would
have allowed the public to submit to the palpable
deficiencies in this respect. lie then alluded
to a c;rcum.tance which occurred on Monday
night, in tlw representation of the afterpiece
of Itt,i%ing the Wind, in which one of the tier-
formers made souse unjustifiable allusion to the
officers of our city engaged in the South American
cause, which Mr. B. reprehended as unwarrantable,
and not th feasible in a iwrtnriner, nor applicable
to the, persons et gaged iis this great and animating
cause. litre the business terminated, and the ma-
nager finally withdrew.

DUBLIN. NOVEMBER S.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been
iii the Milne and on behalf of his Majesty,
by Letters Patent snider the Great Seal of Ireland,
to trianAlgte the Right Rev, and Honourable Power
I.e Parr Trench. U.D. Bishop of Elphin, to the
Arelibi%liopok of 'roam, and the United Bishopric
of Eliot:Worn, with the Bishopric of Ardagh is
colottneadam.—(Dublin Gazelle, October 30.)
The family party which lately broke up from
Mount. Stewart, the seat of the venerable Marquis
of Loodontlerry, consisted of the following distin.
guislied individuals among others:—
The Marquis of Csnedeu, brother to the Marchioness of
en ; Lord Ellenhorougit, his Lordship's son-in.
law Colonel Wood, M.P. ditto; Daiid Kerr, Esq. ditto;
Alva:older Rolicrt Stewart, Esq. M.P. for the county of
Derrs, his Lordship's nephew; Robert Wood, Esq M.P.;
the Hon. Predcrirk Stewart, son to laird Stewart, and graad.
MN is/ the ManiNis; Colonel Sir Henry Hartlyoge, K. 8.;
Lady Elizabeth Pratt, sister to the Marebioisesa of Londe*.
Jerry • I.ady Frances Pratt and Lady Caroline Pratt,
ditiighiers of the Margolis of Coni.kn, and nieces of the Mar_
ehiour so of Loridouderry ; Lady Selina Kerr and Lady Emily
James, daughter* of the Marquis of Luothsoderry; Miss
Wood, granddaughter to the Marquis.
Thar, together with the Nubility and Gentry of
-the comity, formed u party, pods as is seldom met
at the collate,' vest of a Nobleman in this kingdom,

On the evening of Monday the 11811, instant. Sir
Capri and Lady Molytieux gave a splendid ball
and supper at Castle Dillon. to ■ numerous assem-
bly of the mo►l fast We company. The prepa-
rations for the occasion were executed iu the first
style. The ball. we under►tand. was given in Ito-
hoar of the Hon. Deftly Caulfield. who was lately
in orri.ll to Sir Capri Molyneux's
On Monday evening last, the village of Rostrevo►
presented a mot picture►que actor. The return
of David Roo', Esq. with his ynutliful sod truly-
interesting bride. 10 the seat of his family. was
gr.eted with the warmest demonstrations of joy.