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It Orli motile be setti4 ►owever, that t►e pro. whith thet supoke 'modem it vttpedienr, and eves'beces .....oj, that they tilsorild leen 'as 'arty irs posoible s the probs. • 'rib extotit of 'illett Ittt'ol'B4seribits. TI, Sixth Prift b. publiahrsi not critter thee be Ist of Jane,' in 'orate to allow tilse toe I►ik list belt* to able &Tree estropteted, • baArest the sheets *reseal hash, to press. /end in order that dlaappoilstioltot Osaj seem, it is eatotally bard that those totest•to . fairoat the'weellt with their subscriptions . 'witt be pleased in franatatit sabres la their respective • LlhOlivelien, helot* lire !elk isfirlebtiliirt. . • 41.• wEsr OP AFI►CLAND SOCIETY. TOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OP AGRICULTURE, ARTS, MANUFACTURES, 4Nb COMMERCE. of wad. Qir J. C. HIPPIitIST notified that her Royal Highness the Doeliess of Clanton, and upwind Lathes of distinction, bad beeome subscribers hi the new Dairy Clan. The CHAIRMAN arquainted the meeting that be Arnold have the pleasure wf introducing General Fleatann to she Lrintial meeting no Turaday, and he seised the opportunity of fronting a high and deserved eulogium on the General's limarter, as a gallant soldier and an attire agriculiarsliat, v: ?Jur ai she same titre a brief history of lila military Bra. a tact, as well as his great improvements in husbandry, most l'sthly complimentary in the General, *bum he happily com pared to a second Cincinnati's. A letter finm the Rev. W. It. B trier, V.P. on the eultiva. t'i'n of Florin G , accompanii dby several interesting n emmimicalions on the advantages of cultivating Florin, from the late Dr. Richardson, were refilled to the Cum. toittee of Correspondence and Inquiry; as was, to the Committee of Agricolinre, an arcount from Omega, on the u.ixt ere of Ragged Jack with Turnips. Tte think• of the meeting was nuanimouely given ta Sir J. C. Hippisley, Bart. for his able conduct in the Chair. Tumidity being the slay of the Annual Meeting, the great room nits nearly Stied. There were present —Tbe Marquis of Lintrioarn. Sir J. C. Nippisley, Bart. Sir Thomas Letlibriitee, Bari. M.P. Sir J. D. Astley. Bari. M.P. Sir J. P. Achim!, Sir William Cork. halo, Rare. Rev. Sir Chas. Rich, Bart. hie Ilietiry Lippincott, Hirt. Sir Imam. Coffin Hart. M P. William Dirkiinono, Esq. .11; I'. John Bruen. E:q. M.P. N. Calvert, Egg. M.P. Alder ran Bridges, M.P. Colonel Horner, J. P. Paul, C. G. Guth ilastings Elwin, L. Bright, Esqrs. kc Sc. The business of the day commenced by the election of the Garret . ' of the Society. The Moot Nutile the Marquis of Lanadown was re-elected P:eriJrult.y acclamat ion. . . by the use of steam; and the eomeanaiealion of a goethud of protectinc wall-fruit from the effect of trust. The thefts of the Meeting were also voted to the Rev. Mr. Phelps, with • bounty of 'lye guineas, for • model of an improved eider press:—the improvement is in the mode et- workjirgit with • wheel. and pinion, by which a very great increase of power is obtained. A letter from Dr. Charles Parry was read, which accom panied the prerent to the Society from his brothe►, Captain Parry, of • Musk Bull from Melville Island; together with remarks on the natural history of this extraordinary animal. Thanks were voted to Ur. Parry sod his gallant brother, fur the valuable present and communication. Miming, Esq. of DiMorton, then, after • brief but forcible stateaseist of the depressed state of the agricultural interest, a. well as of the distress felt by all classes of the community, proposed the following Petition to Parliament, which was unanimously agreed to:— "To the Honour-dile the Common' of the United King dom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled:— " The humble Petit on of the Members of the Bath and West of England Society fur the Encouragement of Agricul ture, Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce, whose &MIMI sr liffellUio subscribed. " We humbly beg leave to represent to your Honourable House, that the general distress of the lauded interest, as art forth in various Petitions presented to your Honourable House in the last Session of Parliament, and which appears Its the Report of the Committee un Agriculture to have been fully proved, have siure most alarmingly iscreased. " Your Petitioners , therefore, now humbly pray, that your Honuurable House will, at its earliest convenience, lake into its most serious consideration Ilse distress so rapidly irereas. lug, and which pervades beyond former example the whole agricultural interest of this empire. And your Petitioners will ever pray," &e. kr. The unanimous and most cordial thanks of the meeting were voted by acclamation to the Noble President, fur Isis able and impartial conduct in the chair. Adjourned till Wednesday. The dinner at the White Hart was attended by a more than usually numerous body of mrintiers and visitors. The Mar quis of Lamidown fulfilled the duties of the chair with his accustomed urbanity and politeness; ale health of his Most Gracious Majesty, the Patron of the Society," was the Arid toss' ; among those which followed was, The Visitors who have honoured the Meeting with their presence ;" and Noble Marquis, in givilig this toast, expressed his confident hope that • lie should not be considered as transgressing the excellent rule of the Society, which prohibited the introdue• lion of pilitics, by proposing the addition of "the Earl of Liverpool," a Nobleman whose private worth secured him universal eatima.tion. la expressing his ackuowledgineots for the honour thus conferred, the Noble Earl took occasion to speak of the pre.eminent importance of agriculture, and of the great benefits derived by the nation from the exertions of the Bath and Nest of Eueland Society. LONDON Went of the Irish people a seslettl of net ' very dis►imilar from that which existed among the Highlanders of Scotland some years since. This constitutes a bond of union which is held sacred among them, and gives to every individual of the union a claim upon all the rest to protect him living, and to revenge his death. The links of this union extend not merely to those who are mutually con nected by cmitanguinity it) every imaginable degree, but they encircle all who are united by the mar. tines of any members of their several families, and even ouch as may chance to become sponsors for their children, and their families. The extension of this union is an object of great pride with the mass of the lower orders, and the sense of security with which the consciousness of the num ber► of a clan inspires them individually, is not nil frequently a cause of those desperate outrages which bring disgrace upon the character of the country. This circumstance will explisin, in some degree, how such offenders as CONNELL can escape in open day, and in sight of many persons. The men of his own clan would feel themselves bound in honour to succour him, conceal him, and aid his escape, were he ten times a murderer; and the ap rehensioo of their vengeance would deter all persons, not of his party, from interfering openly in causing his arrest and punishment. The diameter of the of fence signifies nothing in their estimation, and the facility of the rulßato's escape ought not to he con strued into a supposed concurrence in his guilt n t aut the part of those who declined to interfere in preventing it. CONNELL, it is said, rented about a quarter of an acre of land from KEAY!. The rents of such small portions of land are in Ireland oppressively exorbitant, amounting commonly to the rate of 151. or 201. an acre. This system of ex tortion is the parent of great misery, and we may safely presume that, in this recent instance, it was the cause of this unfortunate luau's murder. In the trials reported in our Paper this day, some evidence will be found respecting the number of persons who were sometimes employed in the nightly excursions iu search of antis. It was stated that the White Boys amounted on one occasion to nearly 200 men, of whom from 61) to 70 were on horseback; but so uncertain is any calculation of • confused body of persons, that in the same trial a second witness said that the party amounted to about 80 or 100 men. Mr. Goommax arrived in Dublin on Thursday evening, and the Marquis WELLESLEY was ex pected on Wednesday. A programme of the cere monial which will be observed on his Lordship's landing at the Pigeon-house, and of the procession to the Castle, has been issued from the Office of Arms. His Excellency Earl TALBOT will hold an undress levee at the Castle oil Thursday, preparatory to his departure from Ireland. The Magistrates of the county of Tipperary agreed unanimously, at a late meeting, to present a memorial to Ma , quis WELLESLEY, praying the 4 ..L_liii--- ilir:: qr:' ~ J O ' ~..--..--..,- p e_ . _ f 5,"„,, e. t o, ". .:111•• • •"; . 'sfhi.p4l,2llo iiii: *A.I ..-•:,,.., - -.--.. LORI) BYRON. EXTRACT FROM LORD BYROM . % TRAGEDY 00 66 THli TWO ►O9CAItI." (Guard conducting JACOPO FOICARI to the tritedote. GUARD. There, Sir, 'gig, Open—How feel you ? .1 ACOPO FOICARi. Like a bay—Oh Venice t OVAKD. • , • r • , ( dny a Ism assemblace of members of • met at HaVitas Horse. Mir John Cox Hippie. V.V. was ariesiosonsly called to the Chien, and the moored b the General Report of the Commit- sateilyisce heist read by Hastings Elwin, porta.,P•lPl 6* Committees on More sad end Of Ciassiieal and Geo h, were IGNowingGentlemen Wllll • of Lire :—Jsme• M Rack , fol j Mr. It. It . 11,1111 . Esorporti and ,sear Bristol. A rarancy in the Committee of So , by the rrrienitioo of T. W. Lerlyani. Esq. wa nded to to. filled lip Captain Losacht, R.N. • ne• is the 'orrionit try of LH aowfactores and Commerce, by G. W. Stier- And your limbs JACOPO FOICARI. Limbs! bow often have they borne me Bounding o'er yon blue tide, as I have skimon'd The gondola along in cbilJi,.h race, And, masqued as a young gondolier, amidst My gay competitors, noble as I, Raced for our pleasure in the pride of strength, While the fair populace of crowding beauties, Plebeian as patrician, cheeed us on With dazzling smiles, and wishes audible, And waving kerchiefs, mud applauding hands, Even to the goal :—How many a time have I Cloven with arm stilt lustier, breast more doing, The wave all rougheied; wish a Osmoses's stroke Flinging the billows back from my dreach'd hair, And laughing from my lip the audacious brine, Which kiss'd it like a winc•cup, rising der The waves as they arose, and prouder still The loftier they uplifted me; and oft, In wantonness of spirit, plunging down Into their green and glassy gulfs, and making My way to shells and seaweed, all unseen By those above, till they wax . d fearful; dies Returning with my grasp full of sorb tokens As show'd that I had search'd the deep: exulting, With a far-dashing stroke, ■nd drawing deep The long-suspended breath, again I 'pursed The (pain which broke around me, and pursued My track like a sea-bird,—l was a Iffy tbro. FASIIIONAILIB morgreNrs. If. BRITISH PRESS. The Duke of Si. Albates arrived yesterday at his house in St. James'. square from his seat, Calton, Surrey. The Earl and Countess Temple lease town to-morrow for the Marquis of Rockingham's aeat, Stowe, fur the holidays. The Earl of Westmeath has arrived at Buckingham Horse, Pall mall, from Ireland. The Earl of Westmorland and Lady Georgina Faoe have ar rived at their seat, Apthurp, Northamptonshire, from a visit to the Earl and Countess of Lunsilale, at their seal, Cottesronre, Bottom/shire. . _ The Right Hon. Thomas Grenville left town yesterday to pass the holidays with the F.-rl and Countess Spencer, at their seat, Allhorp, Northamplonshirr. Lord Glammis has arrived at his house In Great Cumber land•street from Surrey. J. Dingwall, Esq. has arrived at his house in St. James's. strw, from Scotland, Mrs. and Miss Dawson have left their seat, St. Leonard's Hill, Berko, for Brighton. P. Balfour, Esq. left the St. James ' s Hotel, Jermyn-street, yesterday, fur his sett in Hanu. 111 r. and Mrs. Hodgson left the London Hotel, Albemarle. street, yesterday, to pass the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. 11Thille, at their seat, Acton Hill. Mrs. and Miss Smith have left Hodgson's Hotel, Dover street, fur Ball - - surer,, nor 131110. .-. ' • 1 # ' l ' ' i I / . I , . ' 0 i . 4' P..es . talegit by acclamation. Dl. Vice.Presidenis were re.eleeted., as were the several Committees, with the exception of that of Fillmore, which toms discontinued ; and with the addition of C,aptain Lysaglii, and G. W. Sheppard, Esq. The minutes of the General Meetings throughout the year; the report of the September noOgliiog Match, suit bounties therein awarded ; wish she LOIN DON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, DM, _ __,.. e ____ The proceedings of the second and third day un- gepilf ill of the Committees of Superintendence , Agriculture, der the High Cortmaission now sitting in the city of 'end Geological Research, were read, sad confirmed. Limerick , will he fueled in another part of our Letters from the Marquis of Balls ' enclosing • statement Paper. Th„e at least in one res e•t satisfute- of the promediags of the Society for Beitenng die Coudi-y a p t. halt of the Poor; from the Earl of Widower, giving an tory, as they prove how utterly unfounded were the avocet of the great increase of his flock, were received ; and the Masks of the Society voted to their Lordships. Thad hero" voted 's am especial MOW to NW appreheesions previously entertained, that Jurymen immediate renewal of the Insurrection Act. The late excessive rein, have done greet damage in the south-west of Ireland. The low lauds are all under water. -.- -- - ----.- It is Mr. GORDON, of Cairness, who has been appointed by the Greek'. to the important command of the fortress of Tripolizza, haying 1,500 men under r e i Isis order.. In a letter from Corfu, in the French Papers, he is named Sir THOMAS GORDON, and is ' Jobs Sin.. could not be found its the county of Limerick to said to have arrived in the Peleponnesns in the be- elate for some time since so she Society; and it was agreed, that a resolueun expreasine the high sense estertabied 1.1 the So- eiely ef she valor of this work, should be communicated to the worthy Baronet by the President. The Buhl, Marquis limb inmate. So observe, that from his own knowledge the " Culls of egrieeltere" was held ill hig h estimation abroad , r arid that it had bars the emus of introducing considerable improvements in foreign husbandry. themselves and their w h ic h th e y owe d t o gunning of August, with a supply of Irma and am- country. The event 'hews that there has been no deficiency of moral courage among the freehol 1 also that ho The followieg Signet of she Judges of Live Stock was the Jud ges , presented by J. M. liockharsd, Ewe and confirmed . .- We, the Judges appointed to deterinino..he adjadicalion of the several Live Stock Premiums, at this Annual Sleet/ nog, its, cepa—Thai, hereof! lakes lulu oar cousideratimi Grand the preiesesione of the several claimant., avid estimated the es same, setorilag so the imitenetions at page 27 of the Rales and Orden of the Society, hearing particularly ' superiority of • early wistarity sod easoomy in feedieg, soot the desirable object of the exhibitor being boils breeder aud errs of that greet county, an . however extetisively the system of tatim • I testimony against every in( h d with If ••d the arrival of I • munition, sod accompanied by many English aud French officers. It is now said to be his M —AJESTY'SHoteI, Arlington-street, from Scotland. on Sir Robert • and Mess Berkeley ► ban arrived at the Bath En . glan d . Ilse 'mementoes at sows or tee arm marmot 'Olden ha Mr. Ring's eountenamee and appearance were remarkably Departures from Prates's Hotel, St. Jammemstreet : pleating. He was affshle and easy in his manor,, , and fame S'esterer sildertne, Esq. to pass the holidays with Sir Wm/ oiling in his eonversatiou ; but his feeling heart and his Parker, Dart. at his seat, Midford Hall, Suffolk ; Captain Christian charity were what gave the truest valise to hie Junes, 10th hussars, for Bath. ~.._____ ___________ The Dokeof You pent a visit to Lard GWYDYR Senday, at his house in Piccadilly , and remelt'. u Were some time. Yesterday the Doke of GLOUCESTIR left town for &who. In November last Mr. Ring was proposed by the Bishop of '. St. David's as a member of the Royal Society of Literittor, and unanimously elected by the Council—a dens& mark of respect, and of which he was justly proud, but id which hie Virgil well entitled him. His favourite amusearient, errs to the last, consisted in revishig this great work few a second edition. He had very nearly finished his task, sad may well be said to have died while cumpletimg his ova Count and Countess Ltsvtw have issued cards .has. ni Hs nbmeneellen"' indeed, knew us "'Pik of invitation for •• slimier party on Thursday, ut their residence io Harley -street. ____. __—_ -.. Yesterday se'nnight the Nantwich Branch of (lie Lord LASCRLLES )(tined the party at Harewood Whig Club of Cheshire and the neighb•unne intention to House last week. rim Noble Earl, his father, visit his Scottish dominions early in May uext.— intends keeping open house during Christmas week. 1- (Evening Paper.) t is rumoured that a change is übout to take es t :vet:Med to beer place in a confidential situation near ' t bl . The cry bill of indictinetit that had beets submitted to b been alrea lerdir, we costumier toranimuiesly, that ouue of th. stock es found guilty of claim for Sir R. Holderose's Premium possesses sufficient f ear l ess wiect ha justify its approbation foe so imp/flout an object, to v/itliv of the elaiinauts." [Here. the lodges enioneeated . i t h h e e r , e b .rz i an i fltounties they awarded, which arc giv -- i dation b a d b y : s e t : m curr i e d es have re ; i tr ov i ti o d u bro s o l whois us been C arge ra eters again- the pu re. Jury in the fi rst initettee found to be true — (/bid.) tet : k r .d om io Lord Co his MAJESTY. Loners'', return lo the metro- polis at this season, niter the report that be had in- pass the winter in the sleuth of Italy, it is y !nasty supposed that he is included in the new to mind the them, unit of the mecit.ed nn less litmus seven hare Ministerial arrangements as successor to Lord SID- -1-4 J e see menet el our Report, without expressing our dy convicted. The two ruffians who were MOUTH. the murder of the amiable and Mrs. TORRANCE, were executed, itt pur- suance of their sentence. on sieliniration of 40 excellent Webb, sod a very superior c on f e s ar d their !annuls Os; while we egret that the length of time and er.ri site sueorred in freshen( the former mast preclude it from l uf ." 1 ° rtieo a butinly; bet rec were both permitted tie address Wednesday last. They 0 • the malt nude Among the last arrivals at Bath are— counties , held the first meeting at the Crown lot,, .11 ..antwich. Among the company present were, Lor a Crewe, Mr. Toilet, Mr. F. D. Davenport, Itlr.Gror i .. The Marquis of Lansdown, Lord and Lady Armadell, Lady Wilbraham, Mr. C. B. Lawton, Mr. Ralph Capper, Mr. Gal- Monkey, Sir J. C. and Lady Hippisley, Sir J. Milky, Rev. Sir lied, Mr. Relit, Mr. Harrison, ant. Mr. Ha s ivaoa, inn• t A e dia l i o ra n t a S re ir h. J. Coffin, Sir W. Call, Sir T. Letls. Mr. Tontitown, sea. Mr. Gardiner, Mr. Hiltlitelt, Mt. bridge, and Sir Jos. Huddart. Meek, Mr. Williams, Mr. Latham, 6.c. &c. A must magni fi cent painting of his late Majesty, i t tewntin to denier some resulutions were passed by GEOSUIt 11l printed by Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE, is now placed in the Town Hall, Liverpool. I. allowed to be the most str o C f . the Rich , ie A Paper of yesterday says- 44 We have very sub- Russia T , is the Club. —Lord CREWE was in the chair, and Mr. TO LLET, 'king likeness ever taken and 31 r . Toeerer and Wien Colonel PALMER, M.P. arrived its Etigland from on hursday. The Colonel Vier- l'retident. The a N A ;:tr A l m e , the meeting with touch persuasion end e ff ect. deemed lic l i tairman came its the hint, is c'olli'LluhuenNth'reEe'scio.nsthoef new M . G I r o i u s h e 8 e t e c a r ; , stantial reasons for belteving that orders have been saute vessel stall Colonel PONBONRY, and the re- E.g. formerly of the Island of Jamaica. and ma- oiven by the Vienna Cabinet that the Austrian troops main, of his deearted parent, the Countess of BEs- !email nephew of the late Viscount CHETWYND, stationed in Sicily should evacuate the Wand, and BOROUGH ;also Mr. RUFF, the !Clue% messenger, consequently related to Earl TALBOT, •od to the proceed oil to Upper Italy. that is, to the neigh- who performed his journey from St. Peterrhurgli in le .e WiI,LIANI CHETWYND s Esq. of Cork. He in guilt, and exhorted th e peop l e to rr- babslity, these unexpected instructions ore now car- nearly impassable. 'their peaceful habits. Two more su ff ered omusend to the trim r a bounty of et. execution on Friday, and two Your Committee consider great merit to be :mocked so • seseeti of the mummer...fill eandolates; bed deeply liment Cr "' . that low pr atalefelbled to witness the awful spectacle, end both bourhuod of Maim and Lombsrdy, and, in all pro- twenty dep. les by death on were to expiate their fro the followieg day. It iepro. 'yin: s taco to e l x cl e . o o o u t o t o i m i . ' t meat of every description are insufficient liable that she worst 1.7:0 1 ,11 have been selected for tat the foot of ice. 0 to repay the must careful atimitern to breeding, and 11(000... thirst mode of feeding. Siucerely hoping this Society will 001 part Ili 6 the isrliest trials, and .I..orit a general expeessiou of to feelings ou the which are to follow, according to lint lly dtpreoPed *Weer ogricultuie, and come to such i n guilt, very few of reseiudum ea the ogees/it's or its 'protection, on shall ten. des she socoraragemesua we offer ; •.•iliag or produce the ee stroked objects uf•this Society; without uliiiii all the tlitll mud enterprise of the last tepidly years, and all the perm' we Isiore offered aril bestowed, ur may offer, will qui grunion mity of capital punishment. that of the levee *number Inge their precedency then) will requite the dreudfail But there are minds vo constituted ns to be alto- eely titer beyoud the potter of example or precept. twittery state. Lecome.nogotory, sad imunicout tu promisee the objects of Titus we find that even during the progress of the (3, 1 is the Suciety.'7 7.1 sjuir.tiairent Retinas was introduced to the Society byen.lhe Austrians l.he saule h i : a w l :: ot adds, rtt although the roads in many parts are about thirty-six years old, and a. complete mut t We are sorry to hear that Mr. LANE Fox is con- business. On Saturday last, the crier of Mansfield cl- ients() and in the other Sedum towns • divot .... of fined to his !mere, wile a severe attack of inflarn- nounced that au eminent hosier in that town would that a report is current in France, that the countries LONSDA Lli'll.—( Doncaster Gazette.) the Alps are already in au insurrec- The second battalion of the Coldstream regiment of foot guards being cedered for ditty this day, will appear, for the first time, ill their new clothing. The 16th Lancers have received orders to take another route. They are not to go to India till 1823, in consequence of the disturbances in Ireland. onetime which came on upon . his return form Lord allow to workmen front sixpence to • • shilling ter who F l r e iday was tht the . shortest day, stud was at London prices. 7h. 44m. 17s. allowing gm. for refraction : Shortest of all the varying days, That All the circling round of Time, Expretaore views the sun's bright rays, co . of . Atlva g. u:ing a f m ns i ns u the . suothero clime. ;/ Out Sunday night, soon after twelve o'clock, the notitution Hill, amount in the Slat regiment embarked at Cork said to be 523, were lighted fo trials of those who have now suffered iii the vicinity for Jamaica. The men were convey ed in steam- t • . sir J. C [la ppe t". M a n, mud prefratal a paper on his urn- of the Court ofJustice, mud while the offended ma. b p r „. e a wore of ealtivation; together with • letter to 'liar • to , o. _ I iw was President, contairise further uheeivaiiunt ; •hich was reed i t Y°' ''' ' - . . exercising almost within sight - :, - aNa I . of to the mertiag by his Lordahip, • Ins expatiated 00 the ad- 'of the o ff ender its tetriburive power in pun ishment v4eliage to be derived from the Getter*" 'Pt". i f I. '" ° ' of similar crimes, a harbatotie murder was cO further expertreuis Sashoutd be proved to be worthy of ge- neral aduiaime. ,The Guaval submitted models of NI 9f•Vt! I ell agricultural i mplemenihe inspectiou of the meting. tai „ Air. Davit, leitiakill, a disinigutaliell practical agricuteirise h andfed _oats from that city.—(Cork Paper.) in St. James's Park and mg to upwards of 500, ry the effect of the wrirke being completed. The r the first time, to on T 1114;41 '1 eieittt operation was performed by 30 lamp-lighters, wh o mu" "Tea Itle We undetstand that General Peps bu prepared accomplished the lighting in less thau five minute-v. r ative 1 e olits •a at, li P •'t I d M Naples, which he intend, shortly to publ ilitary Evelits at They only continued burning for about half ats ish here. hour. The works being found to be complete, ' ll- and on the Continent. ft -is addressed to the King they were ligltted last evening for a continnunce. mitted... A.Mr. N.titim4tet. Keees. the proprietor of the Two Smelts, and contains a number of ins. ' . I me land near Limerick, was killed within a portant and original documents. The ob' t f r uerul is to to the world in bury intim . ) , to the value iii • she i nap i camm, sad ~,.„.,1 a yards of his oats door by u ruffian - named the --e s give an authentic and by the that tie had nos 4s4rd kw. ilessi 511 per rent. by their oar.— Coinell. A spade was the instrument of The thanks af the Ineesiag were unintimousla voted to the d I I I u t mug i l ie was seen by several i his gul p , i statement, and to account for those misfortunes with which deprived Naples of her freedom ; pointing ' eta " . out , at the mane time, on which side the blame Yesterday morning the old oil amps were removed, lies dazeri for cotton hoar, over and above the statt , t On Monday the bakers of Edinburgh lower,. the price of the guarterit loaf our penny. We regret to hear that numbers of sheep hoe died 01 the rot in this and the neighbouring cowl: . —brought on, en doubt, by the wet weather so lung pretailete—eleprefrie, courier.) % Plymouth was visited ht • tremendous hurricane which occasioned considersb: ,- (tentage in the town and neighbourhood. A !toe , the a Henn BsAvis . i‘as in by I II of tt see k of c Inuits. The rortherti and western coaches did on Seurlay ii!glit until long idler their u killed in his hea not write stud time. bring heavily lildt • 11 with parcel. from the country. es 011 Sat tlrdilV Lisi 4 bov found in a sewer in _lee of the course of the day, Ilse posts were dug up neighbontlatari of Shee's-teow, Liverpool, evening scarcely a vestige remained.a mui• the - whee cal gold watch, of toe value of eighty gullies.. l' The match to ride 100 miles in eight hours, as was greatly iiijured by the damp. A constali: cerium for his obliiiirg miendause nail oithihiliun of his au undertaken by Captain SMITH, of Coleaeler„ o il sous Panaltig at the time It lien the boy was . show':; ought to be laid, and vindicating the people at moists. , the bloody spade upon - his slmulder, tiooe of theta lug. It .., is fur , goo guineas, over a piece of ground ten horses. was fixed to take place YePlerdvy morn- it It. Its companions, sad 11 , ought it to tne eel' , I! The thanks of the bleetimg wore voted to the Rev. Mr. Phelps, fur a model of in impr..se.l fosciorhatne, volt It aft. remitted to attest him. It may not be uninterest. liege, who. as he ahrws , became victims to tjm sin the yr meander road. Betting sto 4 against office. It has !teen cl toned by • gentleman, front whom it was stolen some time ago. The fortunate i ~ i sweatiest s es the wanleot female cucumbers, arelens, ee, leg here to remark, that there is amoug the lower misconduct of iudividuals. I time. finder received tine t. _ ------ -- - - • 11 1 1111111111 :1111111111111.IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIII : . .-_ YORK CHRISTMAS HORSE SHOW. This show commenced yesterday sennight, at which there was an u 00000 Ilv great number of superior horses, which were freely 'weltered by the south country and other dealers, at good prices ; prime machine and coach horses were is demand ; inferior descriptions seurcely saleable at veiy low prices. The sw•nilters, we understand, have been extremely successful in riding sway with excellent horses, and leaving behind thorn old nags nut worth more than 21. or 3/. emelt. We have heard of Ave or six horses having been lust in this manner; one of whirls was a line cult value upwards of tiO eadiras. Oar of the swindlers has bees apprehended sod knifed in the Moose of Correction. We are really astonished, ►lint Yorkshirewen continue to allow themselves to be duped by this stale trick of imposition, a trick so universally known all over the kingdotn. We repeal our surprise, that it proves so successful upon Yorlukiremea, and that too is the capital of Yorkshire. • CRItIVIIIAS DAY—Holiday at all the Public Offices. YORk CONTSRTS, AMSNDLIES, ie. York ill very Rely to be more gay during the I resell* winter than usual. The great improve- * meat in the sheer,. has been 'already noticed, ocii it tin doubt will give en additional power of at. traction to the other ezertions of Mr. Manse!. that Madame Citalani end Mr. Brilliant will shortly gratify the citizens of York with their vocal powers. The York winter assemblies commenced on !Holiday evening. The bail woo opened by the lion. Misi Dumlas and Captoiss liolliarn. R.N. with tile ii trourite rune of Pi/ gang rite ;noir to yea toren." After which quadrilles were deuced with much grace and elegance. The onhoeription list already contains *poor& of 130 'mines of the first ►etrk sod reopeetAintn( in Vila airy and neighbou►hood. and the first b.;! wail attended by fifty utrirsoubseribers. QUAKER'S RETREAT, IVEAR YORK. A very singular Character, knoll, by the name tY Chute I Wheatheld Squires, his lately been lodged in this Asyl u m. for members of the Society of Friends. He is the proprietyr of a large farm in the smith, which he swill/4,1v left a short time ago, and, as was stated in the LIIII.IOI I Papers, repaired to Loudon on a velocipede, himself being dressed ass frimid, but having in his hat a large cockade of red, blue, and In this dress, amid followed by several whom his pe. culiar appearance had drawn together, he repaired to Me London Mausion•honse, and preaented to the Lord Map,- " a paper," ►aying (with an air of insystert) th at he might read it or not as he thought proper, as a copy of it Midi been transmitted to Earl Haltuirat. The paper was in. scribed " The Spirit of Despotism," and presented a sure of caricature portrait of himself, with several public chi. ratters laid proem/de uudrr the wheel' of his velocipede, representing Judges, Clerical Characters, Military Com. madders, &c. mad inscribed Pensions, Sinecures, °pares. sion, Blarney, Military Despotism, Take.," &e. &c. In this way the Quaker has been proceeding with his tri coloureii dig, till as last he has safely arrived at the Retreat, alter.. the care of " Friends" will, we hur, prrsesiu him Gum harm and restore him to himself. THE LATE ✓oHN RING, ESQ. The decease of this truly excellent mail, who expired a fsw days ago, of an apoplectic stroke, at his house is I.lllllon, has been announced lit the Coghalo and Scot.:it papers, wills a general notice of his v•rioes and accent. plishinents. We have, however, hesii favoured with the following tribute to his memory, which we willingly insert.— ( Edinburgh Star.) Mr. Ring was a member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, and of the Medical Sdcieties of London and Paris Hr had beets a pupil of the famous Percivsl Putt, and by fine natural talents, and an ardour to excel, attain ed to great eminence in his profession. He published se. veral medical treatises, the chief of which is his work on Vaccination. He was, besides, an elegant classical scholar, and as enthasiestic lover of literature in general, which furnished him with a delightful and dignified resource for hie hours of leisure. These were few ; hut a mind like Mr. Ring's could accomplish mild, in a short time. This pas sion for letters was the duke Itnimen, which soothed and re freshed him after the arduous and important labours of the. day. He published, et first nunoymously, a poem called the Commemoration of Handel, winch he afterwards acknow ledged, and reprinted two years ag o, with some o th er pieces. But Mr. Ring was ambitious of a higher and more dura. ble fame; and, in January 1820, published his greatest work—a Translation of Virgil, partly original sod partly altered from Dryden and Pitt, accompanied with valuables notes. Considerable portions of the Pastorals and Eneal are his own composition; the Georgics lie translated &nee, adopting only a passage in ilic first, and a line or couplet occasionally from Dryden. This part of the work, ill peril. ruler, is executed with a masterly bend, and wale lofty 3114 harmonious versification, combining the energy of Dryden with the mellifluous smoothness of Pope. Before the Georgics appeared in print, they bad been honoured with the approbation of some of the first classical ecb g lscs in