The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-12-22 00:00:00

..... .-,...- C.ercinossies, GRAND ALLEGORICAL EMBLEMATICAL Ti combs& *kb (31Ith time) a sew Fares, Called MONSIEUR TONIIDN. 'lles Principal ammeters by Messrs. Cooper, Baronet Fool,, Gattie, N H. Williams, Meredith, 1'844., Mrs, Knight, Miss Saithaant and Mr.. Bland. Razes, Ts • Second Prier, is. 6d.—Pit, pa. 66.; Seemed Price, 4s.— Gallery, la.; Second Price, IL—Upper Gal. WIN j Second Prier. N. Pious to be taboo of Mr. ItodstelL, is the Ratnada of the Woo of the Theatre. Private Rasta eta only be obtained for the Evening of Sir. Roduell, at the Boz.Olicsi. TR RATRII4IOYA L, COVRNT.OARDNN. T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Dec. eg, will le send Illearapreries Ph, of THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA. Dew o f Whig Mr.Heeirew; oteneira, Mr. Chapman ; Prangs, Mr. Abbott; Valeritiee, Mr. Jesse; Sir Mario, Mr. W. Farms; Loewe, Mr. Loin; Speall,llr. itairebard; Übabie, Mr. Bennet; Roadie. Mr. Pros. Jells, Ms. M. Tree; Ilyi.la. lfiee Hanged, ; Lovett*, ilia Sesaserrat. 1. the nerve of the Play will be ietredeced Soon, Duets, Glees, sad Owens, lie Poetry selected freer tier Playa, Poems, and Softer of Shakopee's. le Act IV. will be le trodecei Fear Additional Scenes. After which, 1711 tiler, a sew Eatertaleanet, nlitd THE TWO PAGES OF FREDERICK THE GREAT. The Principal C6araesere by Mr. W. Ferree, Mrs. Ow. isrley, Mies Foote, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Atkin, Mrs. Fewer, Mee Lore, Mrs. Gibbs, as/ 1111 n: iiereg. IF, y ,. as. r im EVENING, SATURDAY, 6re 22. R••• ors BENEFIT of Miss S. BOOTH, awl last • Night of her Esteagemest, will its resealed the too Sell successful Barletta, consul ARRIVALS; OR, THIES DAYS AT LONG'S. Old Credulous, Mr. Tayleore; Ti., Mr. Otherry; sod Assells, Miss S. Roo& AAer SOLITAIRE; OR, THE UNKNOWN OF THE MOUNTAIN. Thrtroknows, Sir. Pion. Eloise, Miss 8. Booth. Als Nytilogue will be delivered by Miss Crap, a child grisly six years old. To (toady* with THE SPOIL . D CHILD. Little Pickle, Miss 8. Booth. Os Wednesday meat will he protected u new Cowie Poo. toosisse, with sew Music, Dreams, Trick*, he. called The NOS', that Jack Built ; r, Ilsrletisio Tattered sod Tom LAST NIGHT BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS. ADELPHI THEATRE. STRAND. Hy Authority of the Ries* Hon. the Lied Chareberlaie. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Dec. it, sate presested, on a scale of unprecedented retest, a new Estruvegssza Barletta of Fria, Frolic, Fishier', and Flesh, is three 'tete, called TOM AND JERRY; Or, LIFE IN LONDON. Principal Characters :—Corinthisu Tug Mr. Wirseeti ; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. W. Burroughs; Logic. Mr. Willia m*; Hoc Dirk Tilde, Mr. Bellamy; Crib, Mr. Colla ting. Haim otherwise the Hue. Mies otherwise Sir Jerepsy Brag, otherwise Nair the Msteh-girl, Mrs. Bolter; Sop, otherwise the Hon. Mies Trifle, otherwise Camara Ssregirry. otherwise Poll else Ballad-Sieger, Mrs. Waylett ; Joey etberwire the Hoe. Miss Trifle otherwise Mrs. Mim eos"), Mit Fortson-teller, otherwise iall lbe pretty Beggar, Miss Haremeraley. le the coarse if the Piece will be lairodeted an ASSAUT WARM U, by fire celebrated Professors, who arc tugged * 2 0. 11 11 11 4 fir the W(1114011. i'semnageiemef the Day and Night Sceeery sad Incidents Art Life is the Country—l. Life is Love-3. Life is Trainlies--•46. Lib os Foot-6. Life uu Hursebaek--6. Lie in I'reparstius-7. Life is the Weis. .let H.—S. Life in Fasee-9. Life is the Dark-10. -Weis the iltreet,-11. Life in St. Disnstas's-12. Life in ..)101-10. Lthrin Raga. 4 111 —l4. Lih in Band street-15. tire is th2Siar•-- ` Ol Life in the Reist , -17. Life i• • itionplue-18. Life in Lints .IY. Life in • Lark—to. Life is a Mask. PRICIUDIST Tim DUKE of NORFOLK, TA* DUKE of RUT LA ND. Pre MARQUIS of NORTHAMPTON, EARL 'GREY. • • • LORD BRAYBROORE, • . ' LORD KING, he. he. he. And SIXTY DIRECTORS. • Managing Director, T. Berber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S..' THE distinguishing. Principle of theseOA'ices is, that they couskise the stability of Communise koalas II faro Capital will the minor Advantage of Marley Profits as is Usiglib SoCieties. Pavement eaplials astioaafing to 01 2 0 . 000 1. him has. Apnoea la alidlitati fa 15. lbseleistiag Capital misters from *be Kraiimas; and it is expressly provided, that these Foods alas, shall I. auseerable fur Lambs, Whence Pens Metered are effectually arcarodfrosi Lteditity foe the Losses of others. Ls the Rots Oerect, &Oen, of 20 sod 46 per Cest. bore beta invariably paid to eh Persona who bamt cestiroso .4 immured Seven Yeats, whether their Policies were takes .at for Seven Years, or were reward sasisally, which Re hires during the lam Sem. Years love exceeded anoebt. laths Lire Orrice, BONUSES of 131. Sa. and 261. 12v. together 401. pee cost. have been diirt4erl dense the last foortems yews. HOPE FIRS AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 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Pulkws which expire al arriatioas *Wald be renewed withie lifters days thereafter ' or the same will become v o id. No Entrance Mosey, Adinismou Fee, or other Official ammo, rammed. WILLIAM BURY, See. Cfrin . id , peinms pretensions to rook. 1 ; , isr character, ap peared to 13 kstheiected with the present spirit of insubordination. The disturbers were persona of ao consequence, neither were they formidable io number. The military would control their asischier. osti design,. and he felt happy that on the present amnion the Military had conducted thernsetVes with such herbearanee, temperance', and firninese. But a Military force was not alone tti be relied on. The Magistrates, they to whom more especially the ad. usinittratiou of juettee was intrusted, should do their duty efficiently: If the laws were duly adult. nisteted by those to whom the execution of them was intrusted, it° itirtirreetion would have sines,— 'to secret association would have tOrtu fornsavh—and a Commission would not be sitting isa,Lisneriek that day. The county of Tipperary was in a state of comparative quiet, and that quiet was solely to be attriboted to the effective unto,, of thet6 Migis. nates of that county to .presierve the public peace and vindicate the public law. He would nut in. quire, as it was not his duty to inquire, into the comes in winch these exces•es originated. That inquiry he would leave to the statesmen, the pots. tics! economist, and the moral philoroplier.— He would not hesitate, however, to quart, that the neighbouring counties had nothing to dread but the appearance of Limerick men smongst thefts. The county of Limerick was the birth-place of the present disturbances; there they had their origin. and it was there that the remedy must be first applied. The neighbouring counties leaked epee it as epos a Ogee .issfeaSed with a asotagtoo. ' earl slight. by drawing a cordon round it. to pro tort therthelees agaibst the moral pestilence that lard there. Whether those lamentable occur maces, which threw such a stain on the county of Limerick. were occasioned by wont of zeal, of vigi. lance, oe activity, to preserve the public peace, he would not inquire ; he came there not to legislate, but to admi n i s t er th e l aws as they existed. The Lea rned Judge had heard it said that the ex . idiot laws were not sufficiently strong to put dow n she preseut evil. and new ones ought to be enacted. To penoos who are of that opinion, he would say, 6. Try the means in your hands; it will be soon enough to call for others when you shew that those you passes• are insufficient." His Lordship con cluded his address by inculcating in oho minds of his auditors the *send duty of opposiug the pre sent system of outrage by every means in their power—in the Jury-box and out of the Joey-box-- with all the weight and authority of their reopec Ive stations in life, u n d i d! th e i r perroans hi n fl ueoce. . Intelligent person s on t h e spot , an d w h o h good oppqrtunities of forming a correct j u d gment , expect, as we do ourselves, much immediate advan tage from the Special Commission. It is eveu sup posed to have produced some change in the minds of the labouring classes already. The encellent' arrangements made by the Sheriffs of Limerick, Moors. Watson and Taylor. rot the public entry of the Judges, called forth the particular oppruba lion of their Lordships. The following persons were arraigned before Judge Moore and Baron 111‘Clelland in the county Courtektinese. Limerick. on Saturday : • sisorrlllliodist, Garret Lisikol, mid P. Dilator, fur the i olf James Dudley, on the 24M of Septemb er , a t Ardagh. . ~ Jobs Boorman sad Patrick Filngeraid,‘fm the. mordtv of Jobs COratill, an the 21st Srldeaser. Slain Jordan, for salawfutly erstwhile/ wiib'aibers, at Glsedollf, meaty of Limerick, nod for forcibly taking away two pistols by violence, Me. froai Georp Spading{ oe the Iltb of November. Daniel Martin, for being unlawfully termed be sight foe. at Kileseed, is the county o f Lim er i c k, oa t h e t u b of Octo ber. John M'Nastiars awl Thomas Shawl, for the murder of Mrs. /imams. Torreoce, un the 10th ufJeoe ism. Jobs Grady and Martin Grady, for forcibly taking sway arms from Edward Morgan, on the 1011) of August last. John Kelly, fur she rubbery of a horse. Michael Kelly, for cobble' Christopher Sparlitig of two guns, on the 11th of July, at Rusk, in the county of Li merick. Michael Moran, Michael O'Halloran, and litichael Fitz gerald, fur the warder of Thomas Masniag, its the lath of Miguel, at lochiruurk, coulity of Limerick. • , Jobs Ward, Penick Brown, Thomas Lee, sad Merges Cense, fur riotously amenibliet, and essammitiag various ~ amoeba Timothy bbea and Dsoici Marlin, for 1011111 , 40111011r a la the night. David Curtain, John Milton and lobo Mollitee a for ea suallieg th e h a bi tat i on o f Juba Reilly, in the county of Limerick. Several applications were made to their Lord ships by Gentlemen who had been summoned as petty juror., and who tried to get themselves ex cused from attending during the Commission ; some were afraid of being murdered if they acted as Ju. run in cases where convictions may take place i others offered apologies on other grounds, but their Lordships proitiptlx announced their determination to - oblige all the Jurors to uttend.'unleis . upon affi davit proper cause be clesrly sliewu by the apple. people happened to be out so Search or trespesurs, on the ;articular night these rebels were said to he in the demesne; rad they - could bit have been there without being seen or heard by himself or some of his people. We 'understand that Captain Beatty, Of Marl borough -street Police Office, an active and intelli gent officer, went and inspected the parade ground. which turned out to be a meadow field, with a line crop of grass of the most luxuriant growth, not a blade of which was turned. We have been just limited with the following by • correspondent " On Sunday night last e neatens°s body of armed men went to the bowie of a farmer, 'sear Garrete town, of the name of Carberry, end obliged him to give up his emus (which was only one guts) ; they were going off, after having received it, when. on forionately, Carberry's eon appeared at one of the whitlows, when he was instantly fired at by some of the party, and received two wounds; one in the neck, and one in the arm; bet it is hoped neither of them are dungerous. On the Pause night a farmer, of the name of Rooney; end seventh °there in the same heighbourlsood, were attacked and de.' prived of their arms. A young man, who escaped fams one of the houses, and was making his way W Ashford to give information to the police, was tbs.' eoveietl nod pursued by- four of the ;arty, sod Seed at several. times, butt fortunately escaped: Several of the inhabitants of die neixightgalabosal of Mtsod Cestkolivec have Sian slassistd of " --amino, PM.) • 'One hundred and twenty pensioners hive bees itteched, within' the last week, to the 79th High., binders, to the garrison of Limetia. No order has been received for clothing the pen. Swam and it is supposed they will be trausfered tit One of the veteran battalions, which it is en. soured, are to be raised. Oil Saturday last the Tipperary yeomanry infra. try, under the commend of Captain Joseph Evens, volunteered their services to any part of the king dom. The Killable yeomanry infantry, under the coot mend of Major Purdue', 'are, since Monday lest, placed on permanent duly. Five hundred end sixty active young fellows in Armagh have formed a loyal association, mud offered their services to the Government for doing duty in any part of Ireland. Yesterday a route was received for the detach ment of the Royal Artillery which arrived here last Wednesday, under the command of Lieut. Cotton, from Ballingcollig, to proceed furthwitli to Cork, whither they march this morning, at six o'clock, to embark for Corfu. The remainder of the some company, stationed at Clonmet, marched also for the same destination.—( Limerick Chronicle.) FRIGHTFUL STATE OF THE COUNTRY FROM THE CONTINUED RAINS. We noticed on Sirtu•day the dreedful state of some of the western counties, in consequence of the great rain.. We are sorry to be obliged again to state, that the weather is getting worse, and much mischief has been done. l'he bridge of Bel lyahanduff, King's county, has been carried away. So heavy have the rains been in the neighbourhood of Birr, that in some parts of the road between that town and B , irrisokene, the mail couch horses have been actually obliged to swim; and it would have been impossible for them to have proceeded, if they had not been attended by a spare coachman, who had frequently t o s t r ip hi mse lf, an d lead the' animals through the flood, the water in some places' being es high as the man's neck. The coaches ere to cease travelling this road until the flood abates, and they are rendered more passable. POPULATION OF IRELAND. The following is the Return of the Population of the city and liberties of Cork, made by the Enu merators:— North Liberties Part of St. Mary Shanties, in the Liberties 1,319 St. Mary Standen 11,116 ISt. Amos That put of St. Apse in the Liberties .... 6,463 r Holy Trinity Si. Paul 4,190 St. Peter .. South Liberties Si. Nicholas, City Sabra's, and part of the Liberties ... 14,977 Si. Fiats Barr, City Suburbs, and Litwin 13.114 -- . Taal 100,636 From the returns given in by the Enumerators, we have afforded to us a correct census of the county Armagh, and we Mid its total population amount* to 196,577 souls, which are apportioned iu the eight Baronies as follows: ~. Armagh Barony._ 36,310 Uppe r Pew* 21,047 Tereny 16,168 Upper (Wrier .. , 24,500 Lower Fevre 19,103 Lower Oiler 21,982 O'Neilend Weet .... 38,372 f 11mi,•••=ma...15 O'Neilaad &et .... 17.,016 1 Taal.... 196,677 For the effecting of this velour, the Magistrates we . peatntbk a bpdy the esispne,and considerably mores* Slain the great body tithe Irish peasantri. COUNTY RoscomteoN. An account of the populatnneof the county of •Roeconinfou, and the tacrease thereat' the last sr yen lELI. 1841. Athlone nar0ay........ 33.826 46,799 litslhatobber ditto— .. 45.405 60 505 Poilmoe ditt0........ 5.691 .. 6.998 Boyle ditto .. 41,474 55.463 bloyearaue ditto 5 031 .. 6,406 Rosen n m un ditto— total.... 158.110 916,806 Dedaet .... 158,110 - 51,696 locrease.... _ COUNTY MAYO. We hasten to publish the Intioaing letter front the Hight lion. Denis Browne, and we du it with *diesel . With regard to .the.s htemoilt which the" Right Hon. Gentleman attributes to :lAe Eel:airs, Pod, we do mit rsvollect having made it, or, if we did, we are satisfied it war on the au. thority of home contemporary print :-.. " TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING POST. . . 0 Clare, Mayo,: December old, IMI. " fltai..-1 have of Isis se re I. your Net ayift utibers, Aliedseals 'of this coo sty being disturbed, which I have nut tbsuirlif worth answering or attendlog ; to hot the statement lora« Mat publication, for esterdiug every thlog of this . Sib{ bus owe so for as to call Mayo a dietractoil covet eel t}miiperise bo wee to sleet Of tbosollsty et Wl* And Miser words, be au aespiemmeo IS Slim mate mesa. whiffs, me ills comeary, I utterly dewy, and Inform the public, through you, Mat AV comity of fdayo ir gales is ail de districts. " There Me bees fighting of the fairs, ail hossOrquesee of idiearse Med recess of spiriting. liquors.. .Dinfortios, 1. believe, bed little to do with it. mod Mirror« at diotorbssee is Lea sed by ii. diligence of air gentry, who knot, their duties sad Ilbrir powers, aid would not Bulge the country to pt into a state of demeanor,. Our ritoritiola is Sligo ern this i we were alarmed by the 'mooed hei litord fiMit differoat ports of the country, of daiturbaMis ma doom r ties. We bad la conormieuce a meeting hf Hie Itifsgistrases„ sad thee did ester into arraugeroeuts; that we hope and be lieve were beseleial to the rascal requited. " At the Assizes lie Grad Jury orw.modelled the Police so the great admatage of the public peace, *sea when the Gentlemen and Magistrates were sa riga ism as 1 pemetit soy overt act of Mist - Met The fart is, obit im Me bey& re of Galway sad Itoreomassou Omagh we remelt.] io she yVar Idle mischiefs from theme enmities breaking Into tilt, yet or mold nut ',reveal some of its venom iseudoug our borders. Sweeriag I believe there was, but it Is thselied. a nd will never slaw itself io dinigerovs overcame, sad l' Petite all she rarefies« of forty years mairtieves a Illogistesse cif ibis musty, that the *pint and right underotookug of u.. county will peeve« Mayo term addiog to the lambi« of the USK% " 1 afo, Sir, your bumble Sunset, " DENIS BROWNE." THE RIGHT HON. DENIS BOWES DALY. . 1 kis with extreme regret we learn, that the above highly respectable and venerable elisractet is at pre ' Nut severely indisposed, at hoe residence et Doty.- Mao, in this comity. Great leers are entertaiued • it his removery.—(Go/sray Alper.) ' . . We believe we shall he found correct isi stating, ; abet • very warm convolution took phice on Wed. :Alleodayb at a meeting of Magistrate*, held isi the • lown-of Shibbereen, between t wo N o bl emen o f t h is Nithly, who had long been on terms of the most friendly intervenes', and who, it was believed, it,... uerslly coucurred in political sentiments. The occasion of this difference was a meeting, called or countenanced by one of the Noble Lord,, at which it was intended to recommend that appli cation be made to Government to extend the Peace Preservation Bill to 'hut district; to or, upon which meeting the othe r N o bl e Lord wo g not invited or consulted, but arrived at while it was sitting, when the conversation occarred to which we have olluded, and which, according iv one letter we have seen, bed led to a belief that s disagreeable alternative would ensue. Though :.I pussesition of several other puiticulers, we de...: it imprudent for the present to stale soy thing (W. ther. —:( (.. or k Souther,' Reporter.) r The 3d battalion of the grenadier guards, - which left Loudon by the canal boats on the 4th inspirit, emburked at Liverpool on the 14th, •od lauded safely to Dublin on the 15th A melancholy accident occurred alert Bailin*. entre, county of Cork, on Thursday lietinight.-- As JOHN ROcilE, Esq. eldest son of LaVistrcs Erica; Esq. of Cove, was returning from Cloyne, his horse threw him near the above villag►. in con sequence, it is supposed, of being 'tattled, Prow • tiro in the ►oad:— rhe unfortunate Gentleman wry immediately taken into a cottage convenient. where medical assistance was qiiickly procured, D►. Bov- • Too being in the neighbourhood, but it was of no avail, and he expired 111 about two hours after.— Hirwis a young gentleman of considerable promise and was only just of age. Mr. O'BRIHN beld i au inquest on the body the day after, when, of count, a verdict of Accidental Death was returned. - - • . , ---N / ijfr(44l//(424' / 12 7 v ; r, .1 . - e l f' • • A s - t i.-----w--.7 . 7.1 7 . ••" . .• 1.. .:. 4 - - • . -". • . ••* t- '•• I, 1 -..-- . . _ •-. . - • -..1. • . . . #ll.. . 4.,..., 7;6::(:1: •'- .---J ',,t • . 4 . •(/ IP t t i ‘ . , t.? i... A • 1.... -. / ...wri. - , r ‘ .. - • ' n : .. . , - • ? v litrioajta . -...,... .. .• .., • . • - . • -/ • 4' • • . .....• :7 . . 1 . . 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Ile, is pialiliabod THIS DAY. - . however, Viet hot a neweest tihstsld be Inst, %When papally of 100/. each for nou-sttestifence. that object Shah be obtained, hi:devising the entire populstion, adding i mail sum in edits' 111, his Maje Ar's *crams will present (proasind by a , new Oecasional Prelude and Addrem) • Gated Drossod Ge. RANK OF ENGLANP, Dumas& 10, 1111. weans to _ where they had a huge extent of country will; a • • lies/eel et die new Extravegassa Opera, is three acts, calked prevent a reulewat of Llibterbeedik rPHE COURT if 'DIRECTORS, desirous Th e . • - STATE OF THE COUNTRY. mail population,shd subject to the approval of (3,.... GIOVANNI IN IRELAND. will, new ea areeto‘ Afaie; She Airs away soopete4 rsiztosig )ser a i r s , s i ,1. .pi feeft us. U s tatop the c r o ke mo rt (ry r , ro de lettos se , o we a at .,N etrout it., Cr u. lntlOrring is 5 sketch tit .. .ridge MOOre's at. vi. lake the following from en Everting Paper t dress to the Cy Grand Jury is the uproot of the ..“ Ou StiaaSaa lart a route woo recessed for the berument, total amount of which is 863/. 14s. 6 4 . According to Glean returns, the population ihr t , ic i they will remit aaytamaittily of the GOLD COIN ial Cntnin unit) on &sturdy . .i . ' Imam pia Irish Melodies. The ptiocitoi Mendel* 046 0 0 4 au. R e " „„ d di ., tau I , Slier lien* a to. hawked am) of Col•nal Blucker's Lily is 8.669 , being an increase , of 1,970 Once III.: • how doe meet popelm lAA Novels. t Jaatts,llllB, to oaf of Mr .hietiVe MO re 'cli rice 4e Cit y ' G ad * - 0T l'lttla'rur. 14' reinforce the 88th regiment retails of 1814, and of 20 3G4 in the county. I s eult: . the Pdeeipal Tawas is Ragland :wi ry Wales. free of Es- w *ma ••• • 9 a -. ' • • Grand D as Cli sassa i. Madame Vestris; [Arleen*. Mr. Harhttl pe ns , t o X sams air ism see. $". us a ppi jai b e i,,, Jury. ese otwerved that tlie , ' .. 0 whi t * at . —to inure ou Weeinewlay the 19iIi, and in the letter at the rate of 2.1)09 , pertain assesaally.. elarmaia• Erilltane (sanely railed King Oseg eo l:r. o w e w s h e ag e ( c us ks., p H., be i s, I A p als ,", midi th ey were analibreii oat smog r id extriotistutry. reach their destination on Saturday the Iltd. One *which is overly tined to I-64th a the entire pupil. Tlitmaposa; Lord 611MNW••••• Mr . Peniel i Cel• ... It sad die lISSOIIIi previously paid foto the Ash of . They were celled • open togivo * silt sodThooth that roust be Cu ' red ite a very Mr. Gomm ; Pedro. Ger, Gr. rinrunisue, Glum my, o ,_ it imorr, Itcurs. h.odred s and Arty men of the Lurgsn ialindec, liatort. tie,. ty to the iaire or 'their country.' dative they &rasing port of the iota* brigade, are to eyries et l'aPtd anuteututibn , it is mill use teeter is tine Mr. Koiglit; Father Jos, Mr. Meredith; Joke Orderly (so Actor), Mr. Hoehn. PleAlbee M'Carthy, othewlse Rooter PRIIiATI iroMON. . had tadiseherge arene_ogt pt . lly Orbelt itot e or Omagh the sonde day. This er the lion movement efiy, where hec lucre* *e B vefageb . p.ersciii site °Vow . otherwise Mrs. RlPMansyntielle, ilia Copelaad; A ItIARRIkL) CL 1111'111 AN. accustomed the celiety. -T tie chorea:l4 eV erirdes erhiek that we bate keatd of 'tekiegg place among the yin- tteelfy, or u I-30th of its total. tattoo. The Gi„,..t uae te r a eess of lowissasse (commonly called the Wild ts . is, moos ram le i t meg at a r aw p ow* therseed the ability nom wale* *ono IS Him, aNikr• The kits writ[ is high spirit. at etceis*iiii 'extent of the county or Arms . estimated at Trite Gift), Miss dad; Cam* like NOON ef Si. Do- P' Is e wireld. le slat re op 4a VACANCY with do but were bower, esoitrersoliv, e4w •eiroio c a lla t i ou. *a orilos.!'• ..,.......,, , )61,430 Irish scree. which. et the clikelatidat of rime), Sibs Piney I Mews al IL Dessisiu. Illas. Nam& sow a , G i a f ugam o lama -m aw a jusestioe tow pprimo owe " intro, a : R i ''f• d .._ pr It i t is Matti si te s sippoti s see ba ss b ees sosai, . en ai mete en beat, levees a (*Beira.). of It 110 alto. et, p i p ii! by le. Is Aeirt=tet i VllNselliteetn. IlloeutlL " W . T= l tte hono • ' *all ' emit 1 " .16611 ' alle .PoliGe.alise-is.. 211t21111 Malls of the kiikloom koe anode, it Plit A* o l ll l6- as t adeleroulo 1 4. 10 ` .4.e.iwiessitot [sleek diegriteed sirs ,italessee - • - Pb" 1". were Ina * " 1 " 1 i t: *ham( iii thir "11. ille leri"e. -89"14 lit" di* "mintiest la Art In. dined Praesosior allot Installed sad tlpla. 1 ,,, Is o m _ - stallrd Kittens of 11l- Pat**. walk the Atocaotio Of OA Letts", to to. a d l i e ss m it s l a u it". B . i_ ig, i nv . ' s. , of Limerick. The kontranyi • ilobtrel plestweelrd at or drilling. in the demesne of ' d•Cleseleogunt. this meaty coniidershly exceeds, tee propiktion to Order. sod hell upprorisis ittanalsets is the Cathy/sal of i ss k s di ssr l37, o s i um.oluuir Laniterk -"" tS specify she passages is be Wleiterhoy Act to Mr. Hetherington, the steward end gardener or ir illi bilst el w le e nt l ! ee i l hi titi t l o fes f i s t n s Y tio o : th i l e t: st c i o t il u n ig 7 , t ha t i it r s ela p n et Xt. Fatale[. which they woold probeblittsith took eeetssirws to Lord Chsrleniout. a sari tespetable sad iutelli- GRAND INSTALLATION of the [NIGHTS of Sri COUNTY FIRE OFFICE AND PROVIDENT LIFE refer duriug the present Liesseissitio. its c oo p s ., gent person, declares Ito statement, whether ou istotrY are he contented, as condonable, cud sa PATRICK, penowalty sad by prosy, with .0 the aticaalaa orricE, REGENT-STREET, LONDON. Ceremonies, be. Imitated the °staid Jury that no prates/ the least oath or otherwise. to he a - fubrication. as he and t Pfl ite c e r rnpl btb le, s at b"i ld ! l o:s e ic t le h r "e abl o c f m .a o i l l e ro oli tLo r p° tl r t t e i" streas of GRAND •LLEGORICAL sod RIIBLEIIATICAL POZISIDIUIT AID SIIIMITaaa : pfeleffalifoe to ra c k. or iteioence, sr eloiraeter, an. some of his people happened to be out irs March of I Th. DUKB of NORFOLK. - -•• • violins. A Private Sex army be heel far the MOSS, or slightly, of Hr. Breeden, et the BereAllioe. Oe Wederedey,lee: VireWas, Mr. ewe eehielt Meer iles)„ pie @to grooKreed T w oze ira ir;eidere mmerepot earl Wilier Iheo C"llik rlM YelleeNeref. ckcn klik ey sad Sersedey, The Two Coodemer of Yee NOW Q. Peaky, the Ogre of The Exile. MISS S. BOOTH'S REHM?, 'OLYMPIC THEATRE. A Grand Display of Fireworks. 'To conclude with. fourth lime this Immo, as admired Barletta, called LODGINGS TO LET. Priaripsl Gluirseters—Mr. Watkins Burroughs, 111 r. 'Mosso', and Miss Hamasersley. Boxes es. —Pi t Is—Gallery Is. Bones to be Sakes of Mr. Gallas, from Tea till Four. F.NCYC LOP& DIA M ETROPOLITA NA. Os lit of January next stlli be publisht d, price I/. Is. the Fifth Part(and the Four preceding Parts, price 1/. Is. rh). of THE ENCYCLOPZEDIA METROPOLI .I'4NA. This Work bas fallen under the Manage. mem of New Proprietors, who have made arraugenvesits for PrAossiesd eontinnance upon the urigistal Mau, avid fur no lower regular Poldleation. ••• A sew Prospectus will be ready fur delivery is a few :hr. .P'tstvd for .1. Newman ; F. C. and .1. Rivingloa ; Bald. woo, Curtail, and Juy ; Sherwood, Neely, and JlOllO.l G. . 4 ' l W. I 1 Whittaker Ogle. Duncan, and Cu. Loudon; J. 11•41 k. r, (Mord and Drightua sad Soar, Cambridge. • • IKALAND. • • ' DUBLIN. DECEM2III 19. P' she Presumes Jointed.) There is now reason to believe, that. in cone. queue* of slight indisposition, the Morgan. Welles ley will not arrive in Dublin until Wednesday- next, the 516th instant. The Noble Marquis and suite dine with his Ex cellency the Lord Lieutenant on the day of their arrivill at the Plicents Park. A large number of the Nobility, the Officers of State, and other ',manages of distinction will be of his Excellency's party on that day. SPECIAL COMMISSION—Ltueeice. Judge Moore and Baron M'Clelland resumed their a • go at ten o'clock on Monday morning; the former in the Cily Court, the latter in the County. The first trial shoot to take place, when our cor respondent was closing his letter, was that of Mae.. Namara, for the shocking murder of the amiable Mrs. Torrunce, which our readers will recollect wss attended with circtionstanees of great barbarity, and which took place in the county. The Soli citur-Gentral was prepared to state the Ease for the prosecution. This trial was considered so impor tant, that Judge Moore, after having sat a i.liort time to the City Court House, adjourned the city business mud Tuesday mottling, and went into the County Court, where he presided with Baron A man was lodged in gaol on Sunday, far de priving a soldier of his musket near Caliernary, in the county of Limerick. lie was to be tried on Tuesday. The Grand and Petit Juries, both in county and cite, present a list of Homes of the highest respec. tutillity, and we are glad to state that the attend auce has been very lull. From the circumstance of ALL the bills tent up In the Grand Jury on S.a. turd.) , having been found, there is reason to sup. pose that sees-nil tiegorttitittie wretches will expiate their crimes ou the gibbet before the close of this week. This uwrul step ig undoubtedly now the first which mist be taken to effect the reetoraiiou ~~ .'~ i , 4 i' I 1