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(1 i 7 <t ! - I' 0 ' k is /7 , .. • I ,f.r.c.,...... „,,c, Cde,tee-ssi Oc 11:.:.u.:,;'( . ( II i k r tiob 4111 Vt 01. . 4 % ___ LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14. 1820. NUMBER 5337. PRICE 7J. TO THE HEADS OF SEMINARIES OF EDUCATION, FOR BOTH SEXES A PROFESSOR of the FRENCH LAN. GEAGE, of • lung-established Mural and Literary ammeter, as may be • ti from various approved Publi. winos, sod respectable Friesstb, of funraur4tereoty years' standing, maid hr glad Io come sill, ilte Henn of some *unitary of Moralism fur either St • part of his time, left vacant by moue of his Isle Employers retiriug (rum business. ARMY CONTRACTS. COIIIIIII9IIAIIAT DEIPARTNINT. CNAIIIIIIIIIII, JANUARY 6, NOTICE is hereby given g II all Persomi tiesiroida of Contrasting lo supply Me following A t tic*: Jrfor Ms spoof Me Army, viz BREAD kitten left Florence-court for Hsu wood. the sett of bis hrnrher•in.lsw. Owen Wynne. Es+ The Roll I tf . Farnham is rapidly recovering from the e!f•cis of his late severe fill. The 10,It Royal Veterans. 'mounting to 1.100. were inspected by Major•Grneral Gordon, at Few. enoy. on Sunday. when a selection of WO. bring beyond the eninpletnealt, were pot aside to be dis charged. Colonel Hooper. late of the 87th Text. went, commands the histalion, which it is thought will shortly procroci for En4lsiol. To his Majesty's 'Anti Fumes in Cantonments, Quartets. and Horrid's, in the soniks-ntentioucal Counties 8841 blends: A line! direete.l to L. V. P. at Mr. flies, Bookseller, Prrliaotent.strert, will be resiri Wally attended 10. A I , lerticy Cumberlied Guisnsity Gloucester (in- I Jersey eluding the City Somerset of Bristol) Warwick, BEEF AND MUTTON, _ To his Nojesty'm Land Forces in Cantonments. Qour -1.T., and Baveneks, in the uude►-nenliuned Counties and GENERAL D'EVEREUX'S LEGION. The American sloop itandulph, Capt. Stephens. bus been captored Margarztta. by a pirate. His crew and passengers were srlit to Puerto Cabello. 'Ellis vessel, it seems, had hzeu employed previous ly iii transporting a number of British troops front she island of Alargaritta to the Spanish Maio, which •had arrived out from Dublin. formiog part of the Legion of General D'Evereus.—(Cork Mercantile Clroniele.) Island : Hants, Isle of IYight, Lancaster, York. OATS, To his Majesty. Cavalry in Cantoonsents and cisselees, Ds the under-mentomett County Cnotberlasd. That the Deliveries are to comment* on and foe lie Twenty.ifth day of February next that Proposals is writing, sealed upset. marked " Trader fur Army Supplies," will be received at ibis Office on or before Taesdsy, the Ist day of Febraary next (hut none will be received after Twelve o'Clork on that day), and tf pest by poet, tie post age must he paid Proposals 1111111 be made separately for each County and Island, soul each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly Iliad up, by two Persons of known Property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed particulars for the due perfortaasee of the t'oistract; and Ito Proporal will he noticed Euless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words ■t length; and should it so happen, that daring the Contitinauce of the Contract no Troops should be sap. plied by virtue of the same, the •mural of the Stamps en the Contract and Hood, paid in the first Instance by the Contractor, s►all be refunded to him. Particulai a of the Contracts may be had upon application at these Chambers, between the hoar. of Eleven and Five, sad at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Young, Edinburgh. This day is publiArel. DEDICATED TO THE RIGHT HON. GEORGE CANNING. Price Is. TILE SIAN ot the MOON ; a Speech from the Throne to the Senate of I-wistaria. Alm a Politi cal Christmas Carel, set to Mask; and, " The Doctor," a Parody, written by the Right Hon. George Canning. With FIFTEEN CUTS, viz The Man in the Moon; Going down; Carried down; The Grinder's Arms; Johnny Moon edit; Merl bigruges• ' Riny Alliance; Chaining the Pres.; Pulling the tritzger ; Pußinx; Put omit the Light; Carol Music; Rats caught alive; The Doctor Irroluibb'sti The Fraternal lissibriiee. CLONVEL, JA/. 5. 11111.4ratcROYA L. COrliNT-GAIEDSIV. THIS EVF.NING. FRIDAY. January 14, will be meted Oakepraires " If Clessr ran hide the Sun with • blanket, or put the Moou in his pocket, we will pay hint tribute fur light."— Criabelint. Printed for William Ilime, ; and sold by all Bookselltis in Town and Country. Orders, with remittances, punctually executed. N 40th Edition of •• The Political House that Jack Built," wills 13 Cat•. Prier Is. QUBSCRIPTION TO AFFORD TEMPO ... 7 RARY RELIEF to the DINTITUTE, sea NIGHT. LY SHELTER to the HOUSELESS, during the PRE SENT INCLEMENT SEASON: P S.—Saospins of the Bread and Ural nsay be seen at the Office between the Hours of Twelve and Two. COMEDY OF ERRORS. la Five Ade—with Songs, Duet; Glees, sod Choruses, se. leetral entirely t:oni his Plays, POMO, Slid Sonnets. Sunrises, Duke or Ephesus, Mr. Egerton ; /Egeon, Mr. Chapman; Antiphons of F.phesus, Mr. Dunes , .; Antipbolis c.Ssratitee, Mr. Junes; Dfite/i0 of Ephraim., Mr. W. /awes; Orsini. , of Syracuse, Mr. Ligon. , Ample, Mr. Crattusir; W for nerdis Mr. BlAselearil. A bbess. Mrs. Faseil; £4- yawl. Mi.§ &Reams; Latinos, Miss M. Tete; Lenbia, Mrs. T. 11411. .............. After nbu•k, 17th time, a new Grand Romantic and Comic Pantomime, railed 11AM-EQ(IIN ANI) DON QUIXOTE; Or, BANC►IU PANZA IN HIS GLORY. la whirls the VlllllOll9 'NOHOW of that renowned Knight and 6.ptire are ttithfolly portrayed thrtiorhout. Quixida (afterwards Don Omit:etc), 11r. Nuininn; hi. Bove (n(ierwnithi Culunsidiu ), Miss Molt; SAto ho P.,123 (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grisnaldit Niebuhr (the Ko ber', tlr Norris; Sampson Crrascu (afterwards Harlequin), Dlr. C 11.,. Boort 7s ; Second Price 3s. 3s. 6d.; Second Prlre 2..—lower Gallery Ss.; Second Price la.—Upper G 13117 1..; SvcoisJ Price I. Th.' new Pantomime of Harlequin and Dun Quixote will he r. prated every evening. To worm.", Gay Manneriegi Henry Bertram by Mr. Natlturs (his arm appraisers es the slats)• to Nturoloy. Shakapeore's Comedy of Errors. On Tuesday, Sisskspeare's Cimisedy of As Yoe Like It. A new Magical Drama will be immediately produced. THEATRE-ROYAL, A DELPH I, STRAND. The new RurWitt of LOVERS OF Al.!. SORTS, and the New Pantomime writ E FAIRY OF THE NORTH SPAR continue to increase in attraction, by the nightly plaudits of erawded and fashionable Assemblages. /SIMS EVENING. FRIDAY. Itistasry 11, lL ati.l Tmassiersiw, Saturday, will be preselitid (for she lilac), as entire New Ourlett*, in three Acts, entitled LOVERS OF ALL SORTS; OR, NOT SUCH A FOOL A 4 HE LOOKS. Mr. Rholirh, Mr. Minton; Mr. Coartall, Mr. Cowell ; Captain Melfor.l, Mr. J. Jones ; Humphrey Hurstlesh, Mr. Lee ; Ssinnov, Mr. Wilkinson ; Mr.Strap'em, Mr. Daly. Mrs. Viiibarb i Miss E. Scott; Juha, Mi., Yates; Jenny, Mrs. Anti. which (33d time), an Imitative Rurletts, in Oar Act entitled, APOLLO DAGGERWOOD. Apollo Daggerwood (son of the great Sylvester), with Imo:wee., 'dr. Jobs Reeve. To conclude with (17th time) an entire New, Grand, and Picturesque Christmas Pantomime, entitled, THE FAIRY OF TH F: NORTH STAR; OR, HARLEQUIN AT LABRADOR. bias of Labrador, afterwards Pautaloon, Mr. Daly; Prince of Labrador, Mr. Waltman% ; Frogini, a Ceortier of Labrador, afterward% Clown, Signor Paulo; Crablassolui, Prime Minister (with a Son:), Alr. Siaruter; Hobert. afterwarila Harlequin, Mr. W. Kirby. Frostella, Fury of she North Slur, Miss E. Scott; Lahr*. i;itse, Princess of Labrador, afterwards Columbine, MIAs E. Drollest. the course or the Pantomime a celebrated Dame', by she three Misses Drunett. A limiest*, in one act, entitled Run fur your Life, is in prepaiasnoi, mid wilt be produced in a few days. ROYAL conuitu TII EATR Linder the Patronage of bi. Royal Highness Protee LEOPOLD of SAXE COBURG. rrilllS EVENING. FltlDAY,'wiry 14. 11 the PerCirisierve will commute with the grand ( Mr fu-drame t called Tin.; IJOItATII AND CUIIIATII._ Priaripal Charaertirs—Slesors. Carthirli, Cooke, GoHut, A ot.J. st+ul.•y, Kraal.le, Bradley, {towel, Harwood, Human, r;.lilron, It utast!, Hooidge, Siebbior, Davie, {tryout, •a‘c. Meod-unea Stanley, Smithson, [Awe, Watson, Mori.lge, Holland, (:allot, &e. Slimmest owl Malone Le Ckritti. The whole to ameba& with the highly popular {Nikita, in two Arts. called TIS HIM! TIS TIM! Timothy, Mr. Stasilvy ; Bramble, Mr. Uavidge; Gabble •it, Mr. Siebbiuo ; Tommy, Mr. Harwood; Lively, Mr. Callul; nimble, Mr. Bishop; Reified, Mr. Howell; the. klifh Mr. Calosley. Muss Duro Bramble, Mitt tVaisun; Umbellate, Ms,. Lambe. 4L—Upper Curd.. 3s.—Pit, is Owns open at Half-peel Five, In cumoieuto at Half-past Price at Half-past Eight. VALUABLE PRINTS AND ORIGINAL. DRAWINGS. 'lO BE SOLD IIY AUCTION, BY MR LVAN, Al his House, No. 96, PalLniall, uu MONDAY NEXT, limitary 11, bud Five following Ittys, I L VERY Vuluable Collo:tam' of FINE I PRINTS and ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, the pro pi-rty of a distinguished Amateur, containing s choice Sr.Se letuur, of the Works of the 8114111 l eminent Layovers of all tiw Schools , frum the cuntmt•ucetncul of the Art iv ut ally the present era : comprising tine and rare specimens of the productions of *hong Israel Van Meek, Ullrich, iVeii esstsies of Ohnats, Albert Durer, Mate Antonio and his Disciples, Little German Masters, Painter's Etchings I.y ibe Dutch Masters, curious early tleasotintos by Prince Itupert,Original Drawings by aurmeut Masters, capital Port folios, Ike. he. The Right Hea. the LOAD MAYOR President. At • Alrriieg of the Cam. lowing Subocrtpilogis were rep iilsee of Maargemeri, She rul. wird : Y st Rt. Hon. the lA. Mayor 20 0 bard Bishop i.f Chester 10 0 Archdeacon `errs - 5 5 Sir Chas. Flower, Dart. 10 0 3lr. Sheriff Holborn 10 The Tiw.eaJusirual - 10 41 Minnintt Post - 10 10 Ilmillory and Co. - •10 0 Greilf•ll, Esq. 10 0 James Morris, Esq. - 10 0 William Aston, Eq. 10 10 Chalks and Cook - 5 n H. 1. Small - 2 2 H. I. W hr. ler . 1 2 Thomas Towle - 10 0 I A. Copeland, jun. . 1 1 Smith and Jell - 2 1 3Allllrll - 2 2 ; W. C. Lorimer - 1 0 Nathanirl Gould 1 1 hairs Andrews . 1 1 Jusr ph Wood . 1 1 'oho &Juliana - 1 1 Isaac Candler . 1 1 Jam, s Barclay . 1 1 W. H. 1 1 J 'lmam; y 1 1 Julio Isi rem - 1 1 IGcdard Frll - 1 1 Joarpli Stevie . 1 1 Charles jun. 5 5 C. - 13.. 6.1. • Anonymous . 010 J. D. M. Ilk. Richard Ramsdes 1 1 R Tarapliu 1 W. C. S. . 1 1 A Mall'ird - 1 1 F. Weioley . 1 1 A Friend 0 b Jump') Todd mill Co. 1 1 / 0 Jaiiirs Morrison 10 0 S. Sheldon . W. Harrow b S Ediniesid Peel - 5 b 12. Good b 6 Gilman and Lucas 2 0 W. C. Grunt . 1 1 R. T. Kral - b 5 John Turner . 1 0 W. aliirrisua - 2 --- Drake - 1 0 Rube's Bilchius . 5 5 R. Hicks - I 1 M. Beton - - 1 1 R. 11311 illy 1 1 IV. Edwards - 2 2 Mr Adry . 1 0 W. Cullios - . 3 0 W. Austria - 1 I James tammles . 5 5 M. G. Railer - 1 1 Robert Haiwell - 2 2 Goma Sraith - 1 1 John Lone . 2 2 t s. • O. Raton - I Oliver Hatsit - 1 1 Dr. Cosigned - 1 1 Cuneliffe 1 I W H. Witherby 2 2 John Ilopkingote 3 3 John Uslawne and Co. 10 • 11 illiam Blakeaky 2 2 1.. Clone. I I Juba' hanks . I H.boa - I I Cl.ire I 1 lirallsky,Gilinan, and Cu. - .1. 1.. Bennett - 5 5 . 1 I -. I 0 -- Stokes - - I 0 Friend . 0 5 G. II Welber&ll - I I G. R. - I 0 Vertrgans . 1 E.I. Carlisle . . 5 5 Nlr. Slakiasou . I 0 11. Ire 2 2 Wm. Aston and Chas. Moss . 5 5 A. K. - . 0 3 John entlon - 3 3 Charles lilra.len . I I Urlrelra l'syntrr - 3 Air. Dir haidroir • 1 0 C. D. - 11 S Richard 11'alfor41 . 5 0 John sl4illana - 10 10 Marlin Wore . 10 10 Robert N•arr - . 10 10 John Want . 10 10 J. 11. S. - - 2 2 D. T. S. - - 2 William Buds . 1 1 W. J. S. . . to 5 E 4. Allfrty . - 5 0 11r. Kipp - 1 1 EF. • . - U 5 Jobs Turner - . 1 0 Dasiel Golf 1 U T. N. Wllll4OO - 1 1 "Ilivisoas s.iili I 1 J Vasidercum - 2 2 Mr. Harsorr, soliritur 3 5 At Sir J. Win. Lubbock mot Co.'s. Sir .1. W. Lubbock, Bt. MP. - . 10 Loily Lubbock - 5 tt Downier Ludy Lubbock 4 0 Edward Fornier, Hug. 10 0 .1. A. Clarke, . JO 0 Tuusnag E.q. S Clawing Buiii.osi, Km' 5 0 Sut!uu, Eoi. 10 0 k. SllllOlll, P.-q jou. 5 0 T Gribble, Evil. jun. 5 0 Charles Pivictke:l, El 10 0 _ . . .1 Indy, by Mr. Hick 10 0 William Grelives, C.A. 10 0 Mr. Erato. . 1 1 D. Barclay, Esq. - 10 0 Name forgotten 2 0 Thus. Rubliertr, Esq. 10 0 W. Cain • 1 I .1 .1. Icrry, F. 9. - 19 0 Henry Fulton - 1 IJ. Lleaeou Esq. - 10 0 Thuin•a Huichitmon 1 1 IWillians Vaughan, Esq. S 0 Hun. Cam. Wnldegrave 1 1 J. Slegg, Eat'. - - 5 0 Join ph Ferns - 1 1 Junes Gib 11111 l EN. 5 0 Puller and Candler 101 T. nielty Foster, Esq. 5 0 W. X. NI. . 10 0 G. P. Barth,. F..q. 5 0 J. W. K. tenon - 1 1 J. Woullwrr, Es q . 5 0 W. 11. P. py% - 50 I F.. I.er, F. q - .5 0 Evans and Huffy - 2 2 SF. doing, E.q. . 5 0 Mr. W. Hone - 2 2 W. Sullen, F..q . 5 0 Duninos Campbell 2 0 A. P. L. Massie, Etq. 5 0 H. Statisfirld . 2 2 J. El , , E.!. - . 5 0 John Smith . 1 1 NV. MOHO', E.q. 5 0 Thnckruy and Cu. 5 0 T Tuake, Enq. .. 5 0 S. I. Kent - 5 I) A Friend - 2 2 W. Hoek, jun. - 2 2 Sir Thomas Tyra hill 5 0 A. A. Goldeisiid - hi ti James Super, E.q. b it Chutes Pt4fIIII . 221 C. 1.1. - - 2 2 J. Wagitina• - 2 2 Byrn and Trist 3 3 Henry Lee • 1 0 10 Reuther% Hullitail.l 10 it Henry Lee, junior 22 I Jamcs Cimetiove L.; Co. 10 0 Subscriptiutts mill be received by Sir JOllll Lubloo k, Bari. Tfrfilflatef, '.%14111.1U11.111/11%...1111. i ; at 111 t. •• %VIA RA etk lag. house* in London and Wo stomister .. at Lloyd's Coffee house; and by the Cuminitter, nt the Kurz% Head Tatou% Poultry. (Signed) W. H. BODKIN, Hun. Ste. Thursday, Jin 13, 1520. It is requetted that uni.ssions Of itiIICCIUSCieII may be noticed, and ibey will be iee.lo,d. C . IOI,DEN LOTTERY.—Ou the EVE of lUlt KING CHARIER'S MARTYRDOM the Lottery will FINALLY CLOSE, with, fit, the few Tickets that musts, the Rieltinit-Whrel ever known, having TWO PRIZES of Y 20,000! With an Ewes of £7,4'22! All in Money, and will All he paid in Gold Bus, or New Bank Noire, at the option of Purchasers, ou Sstarday, the tOth instant, when the Whole will Finish. The Contreeturs etiret the supply of Tickets and higher Shares was so inadequate to the public demand on Wednes day, the nth instant; and, to prevent n r neer of such diseppointnient, they centrally testiest an ininiediate appli cation for the above, as Inc time is so veryaboit. .1. omit J. SI 1' E Sole Contractors, 37, Carabill ; I 11, H..lbora ; 3a. Haymarket ; 4 111, Oxfor.l-street; Who Sold Loteery, No. 1,656, a Prize of 20,0001. IIiELAND. DUBLIN, JANU•RY 8. THE LATE COUNTESS TALBOT. The renotios of her Excellency lay in state yes terday 1:1 the Castle Chapel. The solemn mod me lancholy ceremony attracted immense crowds of all the bettcr cloa,rio of society. There seemed to he little of t iiriosity in this visit ; it was rather m► a triloite of regret and respect th:tt numhers re paired to a place .0 atirclieig front its gloomy splen dours nod front the distressing circumstances con• a‘ected with it. I lie f ire l ianitions for inilulaing this state of the pultlicling this 4137, predict a concourse of 111111 l riots in this closing and sorrowful scene, such as pedla r s Iris never before joined in paying putt bunions honours 'to this country, to worth or greet. Tiir of external teentormls will cur respond with *last is felt on this sad, awful, and Tile following is the form in which her Escel leticy's remains were di-posed of yesterday. The ciao which contains the body was places! iu the entire of the Chapel; the exterior is of oak, studded with gilt 'milt; the interior lead. It beats the following inscription:— " Fraorm-Thainssine 0.11{1i41,11 Talbot—Darn on the Ril of April, 1776—thed the toils of December, 1819." Over the collie way placed a Covering of crimson velvet, beating a black on witch rested a coronet. The head of the coffirs was in contact with a black velvet screen, raised perpendicularly, cod bearing the escutcheons, with the arms guar terly—Talbot and Chetwytol impaling Lambert. Four standards, with mourning decorations, were placed, one at each corner of the bier, which sup ported the batty, and which Will MOO enclosed by black silk rop,s, drawn horizontally, to prevent tau near au approach of .pectators. The Vice-Regal pew m the gallery, and the cor responding one ut Ille opposite side, were hung with black cloth, the former decorated with the family arms, as already noticed ; the pulpit was also hung with black cloth. Mils the whole arrangements inch emblems of death were connecied us could best add to the solemnity of the ceremony, and strike the observer with such r. fi-ctions as may fit hum for that state to which this lamented Lady has been transferred. The melancholy procession moved to the water side this day in the following tinier : EA its E. Carrinefs of die Household. The Lord Mayor. Great O ffi cers or State. Peers and Pi.ere:ses. Privy Coitus. llois. And uthrr Cue dug* s in succeseion. The care i+grs were extremely numerous, amnnnt• ing to some Itundriels. The street,. were hued by the military, the shops were shut, sod every denims. *lreton, of re►lwct soil regret hiss been brnieulestssi upon 0,14 latuesstaLle eccusion. Amourt the !stea arrival• at Hylaistra (Int e l are—Viveunnt and Viveousttess Gurtuatuum. Ho n . Arthur *ud Alin• Preston. Huu. Arthur Siuthwell awl suite, how England. Uu Tueed.y morning loot, the ERII of Euuis- On Monday evening last Mr. John Thompson. Coroner, held an inquest on the body of Philip Ryon, which was found in the river Sair on we above day. Patrick Daniel, servant to Mrs. Ken• seedy, of Grestette. county Waterford side of the river, opposite the House of Industry, being sworn * deposed in suhstance a. follows;—Oa Friday, the 31st December, Mrs. Kennedy having beets win. flowing corn, saw two men viewing some timber en her farm, and told wittiest (Daniel) that she sus pected that they intended to steal wine of it ; wit. ness was at that night at a neighbour's house, to see. sick woman, and on his return, about • o'clock, heard a shot fire in the direction of the House of Industry ; between 11 and 14 o'clock, witness walked about the ground, and saw four or live men cutting timber; wituess then went into the house, and having made William Foley get up. went to John O'Neill, of Nlinitit Neill, from whom witness borrowed a gun ; on his return he procured assistance, and went io the direction of where the wood was cutting ; found some timber cut, but saw sto person near the piece; witness with his as sistants went in portant of them towards the New Bridge, end overtook two men carrying timber by the river side, both of whom immediately dropped it, and rats off. Witness having pursued one of them (Ryan), called on him to surrender, but with out effect, when he (witness) presented a gun at him, after which hr allowed himself to be bitten into custody; witness then gave him its charge to Win. Foley ; deceased desired that witness would let go his hold of ban, and that he would go with them, immediately on which he ran towards the river and plunged into it ; witness saw bins 11 , 111113 to the middle of the laver, and then went in pur suit of the others; is quite sure there was to shot fired at theism*, and that he was tint injured in any way. Wan. Foley, another servant to Mrs. Ken nedy, corruboreted the testimony of Daitiel.—Ed. ward Barry, of the Irislitown, devoted, that he was in company with the deceased 1111 the night of the 314 lilt.; saw loot mode a piimoer, sod did tiot see him since. It being late on Monthly evening when the Jury finished the inspection of the body of the deceased, Mr. Ti won adjourned the iu quest to Tuesday (yesterda)), Wien the Jury. after hearing the esideoce, returned their N'erdiet— “ That the deceased, Philip Ryan, came by hie death 111 attemptio4 to effect his escape across. the R•ver, nod was drowned Oat the bight of the 314 Decelllber."—( "hirer liter.) cAaLow, JAN. 6. A few evenings ago, a man from the neighbour. hood of Bagena!stows', fell iiito the river Barrow. and was taken up apparently lifeless, by a stranger who was plowing slung the track way—this man laid the subject on the bat:k, and proceeded on his jour swy.—Sunie tune after the body was found, and carried home, when having exhibited some signs of reinai oo itt g life—prinwr remedies were used and animation testored.—(Corloto Morning Post.) CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES RESPECTING • THE POPULATION OF CERTAIN DISTRICTS IN IRELAND. [Frets TA. Newry Telegraph I In October, 1756, L'tuucelot Watson, High Constable Of Newry, made a census of that portion of the town which is situated in the county of Down, and found the number of inhabitants to be 3,679. Of these, 2,430 were Protestants, cud 1,249 were Roman Catholics. We extract the acconnt of this census, from a register of the proceedings of the Manor Court of Newry, commencing the 27th of October, 1719, and the Seneechaiship of Haiti Hamilton, Esq. and terminating the 30th of April, 1765, when George Anderson, Esq. MAO Dellllty Seueschal. At ',resew, that district of Newry, which lies in the county of Down aide of the river, contains above 11,000 persons—and of these a great ma. jotity prole-It the Roman Catholic religion. Sta 'lMO:4 ers ouy,ht to investigate the causes which have produced au milked a change in so short a pet tort. At that period, the population of eh,' part of Newry wiscli is situated 116 the county of Almagh, war SO 1111141. that It appears not to have beau deemed worthy of a tanotos, by Mr. L. Watson.— At present it contains (Including Ballybot) 392 houses, inhabited by 2.-270 persons, of whom 1,060 are males, 1,210 females.° 0 9 011 the 'Ms ut Anoi,t. 1664, the citizens of Dublin " were nunsliettd, and found to be—uf Prutei.tants, 2.5 i mon. ainl 2,930 women—of } i t Cwholict, 1.201 met', amtl 1,406 women." 8,103 full growl) pertous.t What, a prodi gious change has taken place to the capital of • As per renews bikes ia the year 1814, pare seat to Act of Parisaaraeat. t We extract this erases from the Qeeta Iliberiorass, pap 181. Ireland, both is religion sod populatioo. risme the year 1664! la the year 1619, Large.. in the cousty of Armagh. contained 42 Wiese., all inhabited by English Protestant' settlers.: In the year 3614 that elegant little town contained 379 bow**, mbetrite4 by 0.407 persons. of whom 996 were males, and I.YII female-4 Many of t Iwo/ profess the Roman Catholic religion—though the settlement formed bir William Brownlow. E.q. at Dowcoran end Halle. nemoney was exclusively Protestant. ia.sentech. that of the 57 families whir it be located ou his estate, not a single one was Irish. In 1731 the esitire population of 'relent.) amount ed to 2.010,221 persons. of wham 700,453 were Protestants, and 1,309,768 Ilastami Cartiolice, It appears. therefore. that to the whole Isiogdons. the excess of the Litter above the former, ensansiiteil only t 0609.315. At this period. Maier cu. tanied 360,63 e Poolrooms, awl 138,0i8 Rowan Cathm. lice 11. In the year 1754, the whole population had increased to 1,317,581.• • We are confident that at present there are above six millions of in.• Whiteout its this island. The Protestants, how ever, have not increased in the seine ratio with the Roman Catholics, whose numbers are msg• omitted, not merely by hundreds of thousand', but by million.. To what causes are we to attribute this dispa rity in the respective increase of number% is these two religious communities, which flourish in the same country. and under the same govermseut 1-- Are the Routs Catholic clergy more a ctive and iirreevering in the performance of their duty, then those of the differ, sit Protestant COMIIIOOIOIIII. in Ireland ? Or do the Catholic laity fortis matrimo nial engsgements with less hesitation or more early in life--trusting that albeiteficent Deity will rand them the means of providing fur their issue ? Or have the emigrants to America been chiefly Protestants? Or have the penal laws operated as a bond of union, amongst the people against whom they carte enacted ? 'lave they trot (laniard through the whole body a spirit of unanimity. and induced them to adhere which they have suffered so much, and to the coun try which his so long witneoted their elidurence ? It cannot surely be presumed that the Roman Ca tholice pay more respect than the Protestairwto the primary commandment. " Increase and multiply." These are curious questions, which we would tent' to see discussed by some writer more able than we are to do justice to so Intricate a subject. Notwithstanding the vast increase In the impala. lion of this kingdom during the last two rentugir.. some of our towns have fallen into decay, and of others no traces can now be fossil baruoy of Magliermtephan, in the county or Fermanagh, their oar a populous town or village. called Girls, or Gola, onward near the eastern aisle of Lough Ellie. litre also was a monastery of Domineers Friars. of no small extent, founded by the ancient and princely Sept of Mee Manta.,or Mr Ms/PH"tt s a a branch of the regal family of the Msgaiires. At present we fear it would be almost as difficult to find the site of this ancient town, as to dircover the tomb of Priam, or the bed-clout:llKr of Scum. I Nee Mouses Survey. This appears Gum a census made A.D. 11114, pursuant to Act of PArfianiiesit. H Hib Dam p.lB. •s Hib. Don. p. 15. $t Tide Allvntand, p. 223-o'Heyee, p. 4—Erhard, tours• 2, p. 13—Hib. Dew. p. 331. MR. WALTAK LOX. (Frost Carrick's (Dublin) Morning Pvail A correspondent has sent us the follow nig curial's extracts ot letters from Mr. Walter Cox. It ap pears by the latter. that lie is about to return to Ireland ! s' Qatlwe, Lower Canada, October 12, 1819. " MY DR*& CLAKE—I arrived in this city a few days ,nice, 1111•114/ Aid Irons th e yell o w ley,. which rages in New York ; half of the tillittlmaros bad deserted that ill.fated town, berme my pecu niary circumstances enabled are to sheet 10 my friend• it was not temerity so mach sleets try, that made me SO Oloparrtalif 0.1111V . ..it% se lip defy ass enemy who pays tto repro' to courage our to cownrd.ce, to age. pooh, or to sex. I have, amok God ! ripritired the urisinning and remorseless yellow fever, hut at so heavy OW tit. 'tense, toy condition is something similar to at provident man, wins on an alarm of tire. Ilung valuable looking-glass on the loavetiteitt, to cave it from the "Limes; the curt. of toy extt,•totta, of toy fear., will amount to 200 dollars, as the eli.hatice is at knit 510 miles, and the jour .y in steam-boats, cm the Hidden, Luke Ci.wmplain. and the majestic St. Lawrence. • ` 6 l actually write this nu the celebrated plains of Abraham, and to give adequate importance t.s . my moat important communication, on the very spot where Wolfe expired. You again perceive, though pressed down by want of means. MA sugry to be separated from my dear country, and social so. ciety, so peculiar to Ireland, that notions of grandeur prevail over my sense of adversity, sharp and gloomy as it is. Quebec is farther illustrated by the deaths of Monteulwo, of Montgomery, and the Duke of Itichmood, a recent circumstance, s.f which you must have heard before this can reach Ireland.— His Grace was greatly admired in this provii.ct, and is very seriously lamented, for, to the credit id England, she is kind sod indulgent, mid under. stood to be so in her Colonies, of whico DO stronger proof can be exhibited, than from the attachment this Catholic people evinced, by rejecting the to troduction of that blasphemous philosophy ninth their couutryasen Denton sod Wilmot used in dealt. biting France, and levelling its altars; fur no pen. le are more religious. more induttnnes or mote hospitable than the Canadians, being strict iu tint; notions of moral and atertmetite pnuciplo, the vets I THHATUR.ROYA lIKIUKY-LAN. TiliS EVENING, FRIDAY, J4isintry 14, Lis Majesty's' servants will perform the Opera of THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE. Count Belino, Mr. Realism ; Marcelli, Mr. Harley ; Baron TOI alai, Mr. Thompson; Fshricip, Mr. Fining; Petro (first time), Mr. Rotkr ; Nubs, Mr Elliott. Comities Reealvina, hlise Carew ; Claediee. Mrs. Bland; Laurette, Miss Kelly. 1a Ael 111. the celebrated Recitative and Air, composed by Paesiellu, fur Signor David, at St. Carlos, Napks, will be sung by Mr. Roaliam. After which, 17th time, an entirely new Com'.e P.autuosinie, C2lllll JACK ANI) THE BEAN STALK; Or. HARI.F.QUIN AND THE OGRE. This Dere, Mr H whoa ; Jack, Miss Povey, afterwards H ar lequin. Mr Rologoa ; Panialinm, Mr. Hartland; Clown, Mr. s...stlitiv. Jack's Mother, Mil. Pence; Jaunts (afterwaids Colo 1111,111 C M eos Tire; Ar,sa, Good Genius or the Harp, I'd, • Orger ; Nscra, Ogre's Wife and Evil Genius, Mr. Me redith. A grotesque Pas Dent, by Messrs. Bologna and Suattiby. A Pas Scul by Miss Tire. Roues 79.; Second Price 3s. 6.1 —Pit 3s. 6.1.; .Second Pricels.-I.4swer Gallery 2..; Second Price is —Upper Gal lery 19.; Second Prim. lA. The Box Oflire will he open Won Eleven till Five o'Clock —Places so he taken of Mr. Risdrrell, Roe Rook-keeps r. I'i irate Doses is, he had (nightly) 40 Mr. Spring, who is ,p. p o inted C o mptroller of Ilse Box-Office Keeeiplo, the Private Boars and Ticket Department, as well as the general arraugee local of the Duos. To.morrow will he produced a new Comedy, in five acts, called Giillsoiry, or Advenoures in Madrid. to M lay. the Tragedy of King Richard the Third: r.cheirti, Mc. K. au. narrisli AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY T1 -1E C0%1%1117E1: 6v.• RECEIVE') a DON A TION of ONE HVN DR It D POUNDS, which was rensificil by poet to Manors. Barclay sad Co. iu No vember last without any rianatare. The Committee having au opportunity of meertaining to win,. she Inatitslioo a iadeblcd for the above gift, take (hie menus of reiterating ilseak• to the itakoown Benefactor fur this liberal Dottinatia, which has bees paid to the Tres serer, William Abets, LI.