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As every writer on Public Liberty, from HMI IRINOTOM downvrard, has agreed that the greatest possible preserver of that liberty is a rotation of power in the Chief Magistrate: so, in like manner, do we think that, under a Monarchy, limited or otherwise,- one of the greatest hazards to whisli the liberty actually enjoyed by the subject can exposed, is to have the affairs of Government MSc ministered by men long habituated to the cusmille employed, but absolutely not required, in the siesio ral branches of it. This may be said to be a discovest not made till now. It is, however, becoming are obvious every day, and will he dreadfully firlSzinit great-distance of time. A too long osaitaumes In *Ter . was unhappily witnessed in the case bf the National Onevennien of Frew*. After its asentbem had dale what they* were convoked to do, they should have laid down their power, and bate separated. Every thing they did li the way of legislation afterwards was usurpation. The Le gislative Assembly had preceded them; but as the conduct of Lowe XVI., by the fatal counsel of his perverse Ministers, lied rendered it necessary lb appeal to the nation what form of Government the French should adopt in future ; whether nionareb ial, as before—mixed, as in England—or a re public; an appeal was made to the whole nation, and a National Convention was the consequence. Men thus cireumstanced approach nearer to the quality of devils than in any other. Once in vested with unusual authority, it is next to impossible to strip them of it vain ; and scarcely ever till much mischief has ensued. As this mischief operates or unfolds itself, the motives for the swine tenacity of power multiply or I • • • kill and eat you. They may impeach you, and, guilty, you may suffer. CURTIUS, who was guilty of no crime, was yet willing to die for his beloved Rome. Examine into your hearts, and see ' you cannot And some such noble sentiment in gee comer of them ; and if so, act upon it ; fps myself, I must not form with you an array agai nst people, but must rather make you a pea ce _ efrefielt between me and in angry nation—fit, ditty to do. so." Weald this bad been the -QA unhappily, we cannot expect it, when we reflect what brought our PRINCE and his Mi nisters together! We know not what dm", stancieao now disunitethafr views; what power can dissolve the attachment. As Ministers boi l forworryear by year, to accidents and chances, for supporting the tremeodously expensive este blidsments beyond, the ordinary income of the re venue, so we son only lobit leftward with hope fur some 'fortuitously happy !eft; to change that which- appears a tied .desisir, into a beaming of expectation. - J. Britain never saw, end, we trust, never will see again, so perfect ems" dat consul, or trick of Ad ministration, as thirty lately played off by the united labours of the Legislature and the War- Office! l—setting Ave coercive Bills at work at once ; and as so large a dose must be disgusting to the stomachs of free Britons, or, rather, Britain who once were free, our Rulers seem to have said, " we will force them to swallow the contents of the bitter potion, by holding twelve thousand ad ditional bayonets to their throats!" These mea have been too long in office not to know that the power aspreese, in every society, is possessed by those who have arms in their hands; and therefore they take them out of. the hands of the CITIZEr S. and pnt them into them, of the soldiers ! ! Good Heavens, what can have brought us into such a situation f Why, a series of sets of wicked Ministers, trots Wattrot l a's time. And what keeps is in it f Why, that, a portion of the people—ors part In e 'hundred of the population who elect or eompose the Parliament ; are so rich as to live la daily fear of their tiers:. and the other portion, or, lather, complement, of ninety-nine, are as poor at to live in - hourly fear cif their deaths ! ! ! The Times, will have so benumbed the optic nerves of the patties Courier, by its retort in tir e day's. Paper, that we doubt whether the hyper teitic - will:ever again he able to see its way through Abe /rim oppeorna li Which VIRGIL so OpflOrillge threw into the hancla . of The Courier", etleitinv, in , the way of a ritml :emery. This, to As Courier, unexpected figure of speech has airently made a poor figured the newspaper Thersitahis the opinion of all the boys of Merchant Tamale% up to the "fifthforetn • • 6 Jon wed& tEik. of earth In dnbicias miss. Aad the goqd sefeig whlis die bad preAlk.•• The above quotation from the Odyssey occurred in reflecting on the present posture of politic affairs. To tee soak men as Lords csurrutaxatin, EIIDWOUTII, and Mr. CANNING, exulting is plate aid authority. end revelling in the favour of their Puma ; while Sir. Muncie Bottorff, Mayor • Hoesotru, Sir CIBARLIII WOLIIILEY, and the real worthies of their country, and beloved by ell, except by Ministers, and the over wealthy and eery apprehensive instat .cy.. who are subserrie4 to their views. are ander pm seendon for seditiok! Sedition! what is Wilke Why. we are this, moment writing lodides, sad for which we are not sure we may not he pater cuted. Minister,- were a long time etweierielf whether they should prosecute the bet of the worthy Baronets named, for his letter to the electors of Weitminster ; nor would they hate done it bat •far. the .disposition prevailing ewer the class of fiesisfiut prevailing majority le 1h1.05:1'1 meat, who tbay•ba- kid at present to heweedwri: destiny or thjs linhappy country in their 111111141 c ti Nothing bit spirited'and downright Weld Illia can nave it from absolute rein. The Frenb who dearly love a pun, a etilanikare o • as they termit; awl who really did pea somatleasa • dmingthe Revolution itt their Courts othatieembsa- , n oo atrial of • tilesoedeath, say, that the thrash ** theit Kinislin have 'been affected like do givet,-: Stine, viz.frocca, vip : they mean by this =et *at the public business of the nation Me, let their dtennometer be whatever it may, their wit la-always ettrred, nay, it 111111118 is deemed a paradox) utually refixed by the eele whether. - * 'The words • cerrearedeeee. ” . sese - . v-to be ut4esqa by universal eoesest is Ger ,to thole • - • • _ _ _ ~ ...usqrseal Writs/ambit* awl wan ..try of tineestilignity of those *Se adsifebter JoyeAuslaWthan of the diapodtkp et die ,pie governed. We know that a kind 411 Awing leak& is playing. in sheen evel¢f istrilheid State on tfas face of the griokr4= *apt to guess sakaie foils will b.. As Russia is awasidared beta semi or ',lion, the trial.9o4 can hardly - b il ell lie rt. ibllcivriai entailed was received al 1.1101 311 T •'_ ST .' '4, p .j s td . . - --- --- - - - - --- . t • ilt ii -In. 4 ' s I 1 1 MAILS; - . • , IPA S Dsdienteddisil* • e • - imil . ( Or') Mit. AWL . 0 ., I, I .it 8 . - P a . .. t . .... 0 olt • - , • TH.S-MAK iN •:•'- 0 4 •. a 8 .. 11.1006,, .... . - .a,p a/ , rill thsi%rono teas Sewn of 0 —Ato P n l itr, i I rata sagery alal airnM . ..* 4 I Fraser . - 9 1 I belo the Christmas Carol, set as Mete ; I ttn4 " Th. Dwelt." 0 flekeiburlk •.••-yr ;f 1 (El . a Parody. within' Wilke Right Itsot Canals.. 'tile- 0 Itenherso.4.••• 1....1.- II • • • . 1 if yo Ofte*n cuts, ris..—The Man in the Merms--Going down— -OM Castled down—The Orfader's Arms—Jobany Moamar— i ritlol OP STOCK§ 'TM DA :1f Al' OIMIRILIOCIE. Steel Losesgws Allissito-teMewl Ms* P10D 6414111 1 eadesteek '. 1 ' %Ms Stook. `• ,' "/ %.. IR Y S4 tug the Tai n;—Pet out lb. 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(rum ?ea Isreurt Irritutuo rem) Tho selections which follow are taken from the Pro. yincial Papers. It semasthat several outrages have been committed, and 4t is very likely ,bet they will receive is colouring front the alarmists, not warranted by the real Stale of dienountry. Be this es it may, it is our duty to put Moth facts as halo come within our knowledge, upon record. It is, however, we repeat it, impossible to draw any general inference from them. Thom who know any thing of what we may all the Rustic History of this country, will see moth's, very' uncommon in the para graphs that follow, nor will ono, acquainted with the Administration of the Laps, see any difficulty tbat the mean* Magistrotos can. have in patting down any dislurbauca, and in ovoutnally punishing every offonslts. PitoOLalalltallsitttutes. , I satroasor„ Co. usLiest.--On Sittulsy last. Edunims Silk. Esq. Chief Mafistrate of Longhrea, forwarded to the Right Rev. De. Coon,Doadjutor Bishop of that town, the Proclamation of the loped LieoSenant and Coonoil of Ireland. declaring, " four Baronies of this Comity is a state of disturbaste, and recrairinr an additional Police Estabilshawnt," requesting the Bishop would, that dap, read the Proclamation from his Altar; explain to his flock the tendency thereof; exhort them to due obedi ence to the laws of ti • catery, and against falling vic tims to the machinations of evil minded and designing persons; to which the Bishop immediately complied, and in the most pious and salutary manner, impressed on their minds a dos obeditace to the principles of the laws and Constitution as their surest and best protection. Mr. Silk has also forwarded several copies of the Pro clamation to the neiFbatring ChaPels, with a request to the Clergymen, similar to that Mae to Dr. COOS I aid we have no dopbt but the malt will Ls of public is portant* to the peace of the evantri. On the night of Moeda" , last, the booms of several farmers in the acigithourbood of Ballinacarrig, and Ballydoole, in the garish of Ardeanny and barony of Kearry, were felonioasly entered by parties of men, and robbed Of fire. erves.—(Lieseriek Chrossick.) 11011COMNON. - mol.fnifY , I because porsonal The house of W. Kelly, Seq. - • Magistrate of the danger is insulted in the rolls county if Roscommon. was plundered oft gun and fire quishumst. A Wale elk injury, insult, animosity, pistols. reverse*, and a variety of Other passions, arias in the The house of John Kelly. of one pit; and the house breams of numbers of th e community, of which' of Joneplt Kelly, of Killoonevan , of another. The Steward of geptain Zobolt, near Lathes. Mut% the usurpers are fully sensible; they are. therefore. Dosellan. of Ballinanan, and Smut person. of the same 4. a ... e h... of retr i but i on be i ng awed for, and of alsgawley. of Ballyfarraii, were plundered of all *sir , rr7 - '""" ' ,newp; arid from the bream of Patrice Madden. of Nom O ggeody they cling to their unlawful power, Talbot. two pistols were taken, tile-property of Lem Sa- and sleep, as Richard is made to sleep in his tent, tosial Constables, who lodged in the beam. with A part of his armour on his back, and his WSITMSATIII. • sword clone to his hand. By a parity of reelerrilt. Toevilay afternoon, the 01fiesroof the Police madewed ~_ . mum upon it the cam. will boa god si sue Ballinafad, conveed a man to-the Osol of Reser 1 ' wee. charred as a R *bhonite of wee notoriety. with ht. Ministers, long in °Moe, acquire with 11111. that lootot of the artionkst iliiiity the art of governing, so as to esti aeutadmisistenng illegal oaths in Os the night of the 12tb of December, a banditti. well titY Ole Most inordinate self-ambition, and Maid armed, attacked the boom of two brothers, of the acme the bused o f p e p pept i a bi pt, or ruining t h e Elle t t 41,114 and that of a mess named galliets.lh the taws t i dr of th e *Mk mme n try. rhat, but the keenest 'efiltblearne. width they plumb:4o two gnu and a case of pistols ! and, on the sane night, a boast on the sew of injustice mid injury, could have excited land% of Sleeves, the rerperty dab. Frederick Thom. P sisch . petsbnal Ind raneorom vengeance in the ' son, of Roscommon. trim nut y set Sr. to and con . .._____ was again. prao. 1 breast us sate people against ‘wo of the Members of sinned. The latter species of atreeity tired on the night oft hontb alt. le the holm of a man ; Admioistration f Thew gentlemen were not uncoil awed Rourke, at Tourrille, in thrbezony of Athlone, I Woos of it. They Must. no doubt. have said to the wiieh way also burned. Abbott ell these crises were D i oneme Med. we 'Wetmore!. is the heresy of Athlone. I 4 R. 'NCI LIU llT' n we hoPo your RoYallinffhßtill,' We regre t to kart. that. I. addition t• the" ams of I will coati/tot to us your fill confidence as bitherbe daring oodFolltel° 6B eriai"litNhe_l! f le m er °omen which we trust we have deserved from our Pros* threatesing notices se the we bemposes and to de- . ocrtios of Farmers. for the purr, sot 9111 Odder- and uniform devotion to your will and Phloem in ring them from taking grounds, ace* . ing them all . thjoiss 'ttboy ooidd not a dd w oo ° , w e w i ll j to relinele" the feign a i ° 61114,114 " fte 'l le n then obtain thepeseing such laws as will inlet the or possesson. cestioues se be very = we t li aised throughout the county of Roseammen.—( . dread threw& Against iss, and as may be impend der.) ' • - . against your Royal.Highassi, for coattail's es in • ammamismenell •• . , your service." It bay Wintered wbetanavrer the . A correspondent inesims ua, that I cask resew .... Win is some of its badly' hams, the undertonate ; r made by what her unwed. nay art, rkajUsis Barr's, lately canto te Virin in a sews in the' bowiyor, it is to •be .hO4ioa, Printisi in 'die mamas part of 161 ratitai._*betv "mese , iteeWel ;world, who world bare siid-il I cannot MO hips for years in • mats oforionermewr by oar emoonoir e 1 • • eleaket‘to the het ander the*, et lesiai .An op. 1. -PeetY W ith ay *abter. heltisof • 1 .1 letelgel =hhe soya, has bees mode is the am. if these ley out so faddy' _memo yes, • you e the plea, bet he bas wintellstwv moot have d o p e mei • * er n ....k L... 1 slit the idea that he bas ; l as hawk &Whisky der seal: . 7,_ _ : .• b" . . wift .widaill , iebeference. Upon tbb elWast vanietembeas mete ;. me .4104' Illitnii. sew Bei.' ..! iiesittoil a swedes. which'ilreds-ArMiksr_ Ors tesilliest ssessmgettes lei with . 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