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~} I 1., r ~' ,< I I 4 ,# lf who had draws' them opt, wake very great impremiuss is Eweland, where the people had rose forward in aukidd • way lit relieve the distresses of this sousdry. As it, however, appeared to him of the ut most consequetwe, that sat this Niceties only, but the whole e °matey, ahutild be roused to expresso their feelings on this important &object, he hoped they would nut consider him triton's in canna( 'heir itieolioo mousse circumstances, sold' which they were reshape out rosily informed, and which would 'hew the injustice as well as impolicy of the iatended measure, in a atroog, and he believed sew point of ri f e. Ireland had hitherto enjoyed . the privilege of ogles ruck salt free of duty, sod without restraint; sad also the free impor g•tis.n of white Milt. The Irish Legislature having wise ly uoliolunaM period to'illiish Ire •Iladcd, when a duty of 31. per 100 eas rock salt, Sod 2s. per binhel ea white salt, was Imposed by the Irish Legislature on those commodities im ported lots Ireland. 'throe duties were ',ldeally, although out avowedly imposed by the lullwewee of the English Minis ter, front an apprebrosion that the high price et ash to Eng land, roost/sent on the two tali on salt, world hold oat au irreasstihle truspletioss to innegele salt from Ireland into t;rent Waste. He 'wed this history to prove that fr. hod hail hems hardened with these duties no salt, not fur the sake of ince/amine her own 'eyesore, hot fee the dente and interval of England, and fur protecting the high duties then and there imposed. That now when them duties are lath, off to Englasid, aid eve, reduced below their runner standard, he cusisiitereil it hot bare justice that Ireland aboold be restored to her former situation in enjoying the privatise of ohtalning the elide mid rock gall froon)finginlid free of all duties. Oat as Gewilessen milli' not be aware of the miswrite whirl" Inlond -hoe suffered for the last 25 years on secansol of these Import duties en salt, he would tnramon souse of tb-wo that bad come sealer his ohser. mit inn. Is the year CHM he made so extesaisse tour stung thew.' Coast of Ireland. aid he fund refineries of rock dissolved in sea-wairr, ousiversally rani. d oo its the smaller town., and ram villages atoms the sea coast, from which salt was obleiesed at so woolerate a price, that the fisheries were (wry arm to. a mos" &swishing state, and supplied Leh, both feel and roost, iiabundance tor thr home couau mpg tun ittlhe intishitants, and cvssiderable quaottlies for exportation. Cerra tittle fanner and praises" alone the sea coast had his -hstrel of salt herrn/ea or tub of rustled hake, and quantities of dried asili bah for his winter mole; whereas when he made lie mime tams a few years ant", I.e olid nut 611.1 a single teed, in possession of those comforts. The refineries were ehoodional, the AA...mom onowsployed, and ruling houses for red sear while he falling iiito rules. Mr. F added, as the Rem minus were to, well expressed, sod entered so belly iii, the londship• to which the consiitry world be iu evitably impost d, tt was um y fur him to say soy Wog more; bat althotigh it as a subject they rould not 1104. r perhaps, yet, he expected considerable a:4l from it, •ril that w•• the apparent tote.trlt of faith with regard to r•ortsrlers and moosofacturera of salt, in net allowing the sl• •whark of the lien duller ow I ht. xportaituti of that article. Hr might alga noisier, that to the firlwrirs rock salt was most importaut, as it ltd Mom worm' before a Select Cum mit ire, that meshed rock *all was twitter for taring herrings flow white or ,efaed and "hat in eonaequerice thereof •.• Art of hull:towel passrd Imo a law no the 47th of Jnne, IW:7. for allowing rook salt, duty fee., to the fi.hrites ill t:.Nt Be lam. The advantage of this priviiige to thr fishe r4e• was inssnewee, as the orseinal rice of sock is only 12s. tie h.d. elk) it is nol ~,,,uhject I. waste us loso.portotion, whereas the hest &lorry roll is fr . ..ori 355. to 40s. and the poorest sal: Conn U.. to SiSs ft• r 14. n. Mr. LEADER, . f the county l'oik, objected to the brat Rraclatios, and reemosietoded some mooliheatioso of iii He did ant home what GC vel•niessi meant to do with the pnyints... tine of Ireland. las slits taunt', fuur millions were partially enTI -yeti; three millions ruse from their beds in the mons-. ice 41.stutute altogether of employment. He dwelt upon Ike iaj or? which lbe pies of the Chancellor world heap sou the fisheries especially. The fisheries of the Isle Meteserapport Il4,1110; the fisheries support 50,000 of khe people of Holland, &c. and employment might be fueled fur ILuvearde u, lirlsnal by means of her lialleriro. While lard Li•rspoul and Mr. Yeawitart are hullo woodestrig at the imhappiweas of the Irish, they ore shout passing- an Act' gal ich will binder Ike people of 'reload (ruin betug Mdse.. ',muse lbs. irk vii the coast of Galway had bees' ea super. ..absudati4 istely..that the lislettoru bad hems (fur the west (4( salt) obliged so throw 'frisson again tato the see. He booed 'hit lie Chamber, the ('Up, mod the leaded loftiest. of Ire land, sushi sot sluitslsr es ibis subject. lir. H. (RATTAN wired sigmas; arcummeats, mid 'rows tertsie.l • cotritno•icattuo vu this subject to • Cumnitsee sow •.talsg on the sth vs of Irelaud, at the Thatched hustle Tolfer• tit St. Jattstirs-sticti, London. Re lemieded she •••1••••ell 'Tsasittset, sad ke was rietrirealited is ammiliseice to pmeee4 to Laodus 'MU Jay. • ... MISTRESS. The accounts from the country, as may be seen by bur extracts, are still deplorable. Several state. Menlo we hare already published, but we cannot make room fur half of them. We have eodesvour ed to do our part, by laying the melancholy condi tion of the country plainly and fully before the pub lic; yet, we are satisfied, very few of our reader. have any adequate idea of t he extentanil formidable nafure of our distress. It is • fact too well authenticated to admit of any doubt, that scores, perhaps hundred., have already perished of want—that a fever has set in, arid that hospitals are already crowded with its victims. In one parish in Clare, fifty person', when the last accounts cattle away, were ill of fever, and five had died. The greater part of this parishi (Cloodegial) were totally destitute of provisions. The fever with which they are attacked is only an other word to describe people dying of hunger. In the western purt of Llw.ry, men, women, and chit dren are dying of starvation. and so dreadful is the mortality, that every one who can quit are king as from a plague. We have quoted a paragraph in **other place, from a Galway paper, which desicribes human be ings reduced to the very verge of the grave for want of food, and describes the dying and the dead is language which we have not the heart to trsirscnhe. Sligo, as may be seen by our extracts, is siutil ar l y, circumstanced, and the fever has already made frightful ravages in this county. In the county of Cork a typhus fever of a most malignant kind has already appeared. lu Mayo, the deaths from star vakion continue to increase. In short, a pest port bf the west and south of Ireland present the shock ing and appalling spectacle of a dense population in a state of famine, and upon the briuk of a pesti lence. Considerations of this kind will and must force men to be serious and earnest. It is not mere local distress which may lie relieved or mitigated by a local application. We repeat it, that a million of men, women and children are starving, are actually d) lug of hunger; that already, and in one of the finest seasons ever remembered, a malignant fever, with every appearance of the worst symptoms of pestilence, has set in. We add, that if Olean, are nut taken to stem this calamity in the begiouing, it may reach our own doors. CORK. CORY, JUNE 5. On lest Friday there was a meeting of the respect. able iuhabitauts of the parishes of Magisurney aud . Aliebollig, held in the church of Magou►ney, tiSsr Coachford, to tett iuto coosideration the distressed state of the poor. From the reports made by the different gentle.. men who had been uppointed to exataine their re spective neighbourhoods, it appeared that the num ber of persons in these two parishes, who were in want of immediate food and relief, amounted to up. wards of twelve hundred, besides several districts flan which the returns had not been yet sent in, and which would increase the number considerably. A handsome subscription was entered into, and deputotioli appoisard to wait on the (ieneral Cen tral Committee its Cork, and report the some of these parishes. cove. The 'Committee formed here for alleviating the . ; miseries tinder the working and la bouring classes of this town and vicinity have so pa tiently sulfured, commenced on Monday the good wet k of employment, by setting 186 men to repair the streets, and Improve ovule of the roads 'eliding to the toed. There are 240 families supplied with oatmeal, and the men employed at labouring work. get Bd. per mama per day. which employment can be coati ourd fur a few weeks. The number of applicants for relief is still in. creasing. and but hit the psocautronary measures used, this tuwu would hays •bvsu etwasailded distress. The Committee for the eiletlillent of the fond , . are 'incensing in their exertion; thy hold frequent meetings, and also superintend individually the thf. ferent works which are carried ou. At a meeting of the inhabitants of Kilbrogan pariah, B a niltm, held in the parish church, J une 3, 1832, the Rev. H. T. Newman, Rector, to ,t4ie Chair, the following resolution was agreed to:— " Test it appears that the number of the suffering poor meatus in one iltuusaild eight hundred laud thirty five of which mutant one thousaird two hundred and tweedy-fuer are without fund, or the mesas of prireurieg it." • : At a meeting of the General Central Committee 1 , of the county wf Cork, held in the Grand Jury ROOM cm Tue-adsy, the 4th slay of June, 1822 Resolved, That the extent of the claims and lOre of general theism which have been this day laid be. fore us, render it expedient to repeat our application to t.a vernmeot, awl to the several Associations that have beim farmed for the relief of the country, for the purpose of oh tsisiing the means of &Rumbas aid to the Mass of our popu lation, which we cannot doubt, are in a state of nearly utter destitution, and dila the following Geminate° be appointed a Committee to prepare and forward memorials to this effect :—Right Rev. Dr. Murphy, hails M'Carthy, Esq. Robert De La Cour, Esq. " Re solved,Tbal this p, et iv! do now adjourn to Tuesday, the.l I ihnsstata, al eleven o'clock. "JOHN MURPHY, KERRY. TRALEE, JUNE 5. , For the last three or four mornings, at au early n was lamentable to behold groups of starving !labourers parading our streets ; at length they form ,ed • large assemblage, and proceeded to the houses :of several gentlemen in this town, peeking work, and declaring they were most anxious to labour for their bread; that they and their families were fa mishing, and that if something was not done for . • . - "Amato :Ittile ' • llce 411ffi A 4: LAW D. k „ EMILIE, JUKE 8. w SA lr TAX. laVtut, at two o'el k, a Nettie; of great rpet- ii ii 7amvesed by the C Err of Commerce, took piece al the Commercial Solidity LELA f'd D CROSTR WALTE, 'Esq. in the Chair. Several niereastile geolleMit• having formed themeelvet into a Committee, to comitier cif the probable cossequences (to Ireland)•of the new pladbf the IChaucellor of the Ex- chequer fur equalizing the Outlet on salt, their report was 'read to the Chairman by Robttet Rue, Esq. It fully explained the dreadful evils that would Tollow the equalisation of the tau—the total ruin to the fisheries, provision, batter, sod esti works,. of 'related, if ear ie.! into • law. .. 'efr ....,,h nut a commercial BASER addressed Chats unto, sod stated, that al- -4 ~ . as there was a Pineal is,i. 1 " , .., .1 to all who felt as ia revs in the Salt Laws, be ihneght , '1: lu s duly to attend, as t subject bad nut only been long stn object of his atom •nz' ns e.insiJeration, bat that be had , :tven his evidence before, a Select Committee of the Howse of Commons, aid had p i Pstished his views on the Necessity of salt being free frond all defies aid restrictiousi, in a work of ROAM exi•at um the fisheries of Great Millie and !viand, soil eyes yestt May be had au's a cum malieati " to we of the Jourwale, addressed to the Committee, which by he found bad net been generally noticed. be mould beg leave to state to th Meeting his views on • subject o bids comprised the v• I iolerests of all the improvement of Ireland, mid poetic arty of the fisheries, which had bees as °Nee of his assiduous 'nestles.. That whim be beard that the duties • ruck salt and white salt imported 'foto Ireland frees rest Mikan% were repealed, he teams. " witted as addreat t his Excelleory the Lurd Liesteniso, coognitulatiog his IF, *Rene, and the coyote) , osi ino great 'and heretic's' • imam. ; Necompsnied with an offer to make a speeille re or the immerse ailirsotages which need arise to Ire J Own itiffb an crew. That be could Lot expo,' the m (ificatio• aid disoppoiotwient he felt uo lading , that al Nib the «bolts end oppressive ease- tioa• or salt ins led into !reload had been repealed, that it was Sot prod Nre of any relief to litistml; but, an the iet contrary, from tax b eing laid in Ragland on reek salt an/ white tall, at pat mines of rock salt, sad the wiatioesetoriee of while seta; without any drawback o• exportation to lb. country, PM price of that article, instead of Wag lessesed, must Ismbiereased, is a degree which would instantly spread 'it'll/id dismay thninghoot the whale of Ireland. That be I/egged leave to say, that the resolutions just s ow submitted i tmo the Meeting, were egyiressed in langoare which had troth fur its foundation, and did great honour tit the Committee who had drawls thews. up, and which be bad no doubt would .'• • wake very great inspreasioo is Eagtsiod, where the people hid rome forward is so k itiJ • way to relieve the distresses of .1.5..........t0 An it huili•llPV- alialrared in him of the at- X= LIVERPOOL REPORT, Jume R. The COTTON saarloet bee bees extrresely flat Ibis vi sail the palette sales of yeelerlay went off very bendy at a decline of 34. per lb. is Bowed', 3.1. a 3d. is Orlaw, and P. a Id. per lb. is Sea Liked. The iteaseity offered sI suction yesterday was 5,780 bags, completes!, elsirtly of Sea Islands, Pries's, Basesis, cad Alabama', of Mud s " 4 „ 2,339 bogs fused boyars. lecheries' obese lb@ sales are rely 6,700 bar, sad maim of 2,670 Bowed' at 734.8110., sad • few 40041 at 91d. • 104.; 700 Orleaaa at Slit a 1134 ., sad a few fine at ltd.; 150 Alabama' at 614 a 834.; 3ln Sea Islands at ltd. • 174. and • few foe at 2114 ; 259 Peraams at lld • 1114.; 476 Babies et 104. • 10td.; 360 Illaraalsaes al 104. a iski. ; 270 Drasarsras at 914. a 1111341.; 60 Barba. does at 934. a 9 3 i 1 .; 100 earthworm al 734.; at St yl5. cents at 9d. ; 20 Cnbas a flid.; 100 Units M 74. • 734.; anal 39 Bent•ls at 83.1. a Old. per lb. The import week is 3,891 bat's, via. Derwrara 151 hay, larbeilass 119, asailiattio 891, other ports of ibe United States 987, &aid 1,526, Gibraltar 260, Frasier 67. . - - Upwards of 1,200 casks of B. P. Sugar have bon offertl it public auction abia week, of which 'boot 1,100 maks soll hes. wily at a decline of Is. a Is. Id. am all saris. Rut Inaba is still in limited demand, sad a sale of 800 bap of white Bea. gal, attempted yesterday, was withdraws for waetsf boyerv. Care rontinoes very dull of sale, as/ we rediam our mama. times again Is. a2s : several small sales of Demerara, Ja• nasica,and Trinidad were broopt forward yealesday, but only a few lots mere disposed of so the FOCH, at this redaction. The little Lraail Cocoa held here has bees taken this seek for shipment at 425. a 435. BJ. Carolina Rice is still in fair demand for .hlpmes►, aad 100 tierces hare bees taken at 15s. a 115 s. for fair to good new. Rum. a►e washout alteration. Several parcels of Thiewoods have been utered this week at the ship's side, and the sales list have been made essayist of Lopped. Bt, Loci', 91. ss. ; Jamaica, 9/. 10e.; Commack!, 101. a 101.5.. , solid Nicarapsawood at 251. a 251. 17.. Bd.; add a bide Cobs Fussic at 9/. 15s. a 101. Finks continuo in fair de mand, sad have bionglit full prices, viz 4.0041 Valparaiso. 10id. a 101 d. for good mood, Old. a 914. Am worm,/; 1,100 NOMA brought for Bamboo Aviv, ed.; for North America, bid.; and 17,000 Horse, Bs. 7.1. a 6s. 94 each fur sound. Ashes are steady at former prima. Oar Tobacco market has been quirt this week, miees re main staalieretl, Since our last the demand for blob Wheat and thus has beta limited; prices of the farmer must bt 'landed at 2d. to 3.1., and of the latter of Id. per bushel , A sale of 80 casks good Philadelphia Bark aim attempted on Monday, but withdrawn for want of hold , r A .mall lot of Cephalonia Oliva. Oil has been sold at 521. In,. per sou. Brimatuae is steady at 221. to 221. 10s. per to■ as in quality. Palm Oil is dull of sale. Ott..—ls Fish Oils there bas been very little bovines% done. and the prices ■re rather lower. Nape Ott Iwo de clined 3/. to Si. Ire tun, m eonst queuce of the good presrecis for the comsat* crop of Seed. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. REVIIItD NUOAR has been in but little dews& aid file prices are Cull as low as last seek. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Correa —The market has bees very dull doriee the lest wee k, and we quieted the pr.cee of this article generally to J. per lb. lower; Uplands ►are beeu is demand for ex port, and base maintained their prices ; the sleek of East India is now 121,550 bales, of which abort 55,200 ►ate out passed the sate, say 14,000 Sweat, 27,500 Beugal, 13,100 Madras. and 800 Bourbon. The soles of the week are, iu bond, 100 b.sr. Pernambuco, middling ltd., fele Hid ; 50 Carriacou. good 10id.; 50 Surat, misldlitsg aid.. fair to fund aid. to 71d.; 200 Beard. ordinary to twiddling 51,d. In Sid..fair to gut fair qd. 1. 51J., good to Aar 6J. to 61.1.; 50 Madras, fair 611. per lb. Total, 450 bags. BALTIC PRODUCE. TALLOW —The risrkat reimairs it ourh the sane state, there are buyers of yeller, eardle eel the spot at the quota tions, and of new arrival. , at 375. per U.S.; a rather lugs sale of Odessa or Friday west off at 345. ha 35•. per err. Parkeript, Tuesday, June 11, ISt% Four 'Mock. COIFYILE—SeveraI public sake were brought forward to day, at *bleb She prices paid on Thursday sad Friday were generally obtained for Plantatius ; St. bonier° witit flatly, but the culuury sorts of Porto Kivu Lruufbt pmts. B. P. 1100AR...—Thel7 was • fair quantity odd to.il”, though the demand was far front brisk, and the r wee - atpted reader necessary ■ reduction of Is. to 2s. per cat. from the prices quoted i•'ow lasi. Yesterday—ST. B*aw•uw—Helidy al la Bask Woe flow, F,asi India •ud &luta Sift simuttac 6. At Liverpool, on Fritlay, the 7th instant, be the W.: Jonathan Brooks. A.M, John Hays/sod ttor.,er, I. q y• ate. est son of the late Panowei Turner, Etwi of Upp'r street. London, So Elisabeth, thlttl Laughlin l b, I , lc Nicholas Crooke, Esq. of Liverpool. D!ATUS. of ° a" the lush bs At Chewiest, on the 9th instant, Frederick B•skereiNe, What sun of Thomas Walton, Esq. of the Foreign Post wife N o r in i r o u ; e k John Gurney, b E rl 016ee. ths the 6th instant. at the GIOVe, near Dothan', .0 tht eddh per °Chia ace, after a short ollnec•, Stephen Gewsr Yamlsle, 11. p. the celebrated Cutsedisn , •nd formed) Msna• sir of the Theatres Ro)af Newassite.itpon-Tyne, G'a'te'"" Ilikubsegh, and Dewey-lane. Mr. Keni,' hrd f oiled fur "Ilse years float the eat ream of the lialouriums prsiewe I of as actor, which he adorned sots less by hi. talents than b) the . . l • i 1 - cils,ivemr,...ernitharttlibJeausio:sfr-ts..tieriect,...t.:aro.oden.a,onweiergentiotiacieds.wwtheu their relief, nova min ii 51,10c,...a•gs ...• .....• ....... ...... Hall wan cleared, and the priaaner, mi. scot, and hia assist. Act; they mutt either plunder or perish ! Ise t..sis buster traders, sod observed, that from 1779. Is Dud, indeed, if somethiog be nut prove/insist as the importation of salt into hissed had in- hundreds of Creased, tote the same ratio did the provisMn and other Irides lueream, sad rice vena. He was as • jourote (or , men.innee 1 human beings, of our w p r r e o te luptly the protection of the trade of hotly England and Ireland, teen days have passe but be would lament to see Ireland sacrificed. The Report of the Cuinenotes 0110 then put from the conducted themselves Chair suit unanintoraly received. A desuliery conversatiwa nevi took place, but it sae basally determined that she Chair. min sad Liammitice should wait oil his Excellency the Lend to dune, a hed fellow- •oevitably perish before twelve or four- d away, sod thousands before the middle of next month. They have hitherto them to reflect on beware of Lerutesnat. and submit the; Report to his Eseelkiic)% en.- evil-minded ince . ndiaries, ~/frown, fur.his judgmetit sad iaterfetence. A Deputation to wait es the Chaiieellur of the Exche- q u er 038 Mee ilesersaiste.l on, of which his Excellency eta ta Ive spprised. 11 was alms resole ed that the Committee should have that power of preparing and forwaidnag a Petities to rifl/111Ull11 peaceably, but we mine warn the danger of such aserruablakes, the machinations and eseiteirseots or and to rt fleet on the pow - : erfol laws stow Its force for the prewuratiuri of the public peace. Tueaultuary proceedings can have no cone . their inrweries ten.ekild.—f Wester At a Meeting • areetings and violent r effect thou to add to a Herald. ) of the Cler . gymeo, Magistrates, actai.i,proce of age. ut tied I. Ilbsfplatforni, where the elergymou rec irpd prayer, which the prisoutr repeated after them, and, on she word AOllll Whim protium-eel, Mr. SCIIII pre 3 111a1131 10 Ike executioner, when the rigor instantly fell. Ore the ex r. Wiener being isitroduksd to the cell to hate him pi- t ued, he requested that lie might bate a lung dii , p, which, was encoded tu, and apparently he died without • struggle. He was iinmed in black clothes and weepers. He was V years D i no Olt both but had Ix en in or about ibis city the ~I greater part of hoi lif. ime. He was voted _as a very d rate chslaeter , End .1111 s one of a gang of !ogle - RA: lA::::t a iwie3 / : :: 2 R i.:. E k.t. O b ' EXCHANGE C 6S IIANGE, TUESDAY, JUNE 11. At Chestiest, na the 9th instant, Frederick B•skerve . , :erd sd. a m en .. ,..C . ..F 1 1 22 1 9 0 I Le ,ei g a. huirii ....:. ...... 471 itt a l i t c a e . ... Illairiburgh ....: 37 9 Napift. .... ti 60 45 : 34f Alton* ..... .... 37 10 Palermo, per 01 llBd days date 25 40 Lisboa 26 In °peel* Rourdemix ...... 26 70 Rio Janeiro. "Pe* Frankfort on the bonds that iig s • had long 'ideated this city and neighbourhouel. The spec. talon were by au • 11130111011110101r0111. --..---,-- --.--..-- The prtaeut orirsen is so highly favourable few the Petersburgb, Balla p. rbl. 9 3 Us. Cork Vienna ...... Ao. 10 12 Trieste Madrid Cade:..... lO 12 361 3$ breeding of bird.. that we have heard of three si lboe. 36 411 Dublin „„. ..... .•• 54411 BULLION. usi • out 3413 of Mumma Walton, Esq. of the Ewen's P Office. On the 6th instant. at the Grove, near Maim, ' lie Id g Pa lle Gold is f a. d. _ Coin, per as .... 0 0• • 0 Goldin awa..„,,, 3 17 New DiauMumaa... 'le Post in thi 6rith year of his age, after a short illinse, Stephen Groisr ix_e, Eli. the celebrated Comedian, mid formerly Mans er of the Theatres Royal Newcasite.opow- Tyre, G'a.gi.e. Edinburgh, and Drury-lane. Mr. kerrible hid r ethed fur . some years from the exercise of the laborious prof...eon of an actor, which he adorned no less by bin talents toss b ) 'be nesullied nstegi ity sad rerpeciatiility of his i iii• vie clime. He. Few men tired MINT g . II eollerunra and r eipeciri . l . i i sad there aie few whose death. will be more *lamely , i and lastingly regretted. • --- • HIGII WATER AT ILONDOS - 1 - 1111 . 15a THIS DA • 0 0 1 0 0 i , Ilitarning $3 after 0. J &going WI after 7. _. ......... coveys of portridges having been seen in one swish, . 8 „,,, k ,„ u yr she subject. of Shy, I h ll, to , (Gloucester ✓ Juormul.) N. D e liarl "•••• 4 41 9 1 Primed sod Pull am at THE BRITISH PRES sat Ilk. IPICENN Y mid that be kad spoken with Lord Qriel and Gentry, of the parish of Knockaoe, assembled in this neighbourhood, helot the cud vi May.— Saville . 1 Oa Ibi s ab bi ao , who b a d g i a , a i„,,, a ,„ eog letter to au. i at Bounclauti, on the 30th dayGibrattu 3of I . WELL, of the Swami. . -..,_ . . • 41i I , +--'..ate. • 4 c ...- or, • I' - - -*." ' . • '-'" • . ......• - ..,-- • ' • . s .1 .... '_' ''''" " 3 - ... , -4„ . • .-. . , . 1 • ~f consider on th e best means of relieving the pressing oven," of the occupiers of land, and other poor in that pariah, the Rev, Edward Copiers, Rector of Knochane, in the Choir. The Gentlemen who chsrilably took the pains of ascertaining the state of the occupiers of laud in this pariah, both se to their means of supporting their families, at this moment of s uch Pre"l"g cud general went, as well as their means of cultivating the ground they had prepared for potatoes, having reported to this meeting that very many of the lower classes in the parish are totally' destitute of -provisions, and to support existence, are obliged to live au the scanty meal which their cabbage gardens iffOrd ; and that the potato gardens of these peo :.ite are in • great degree wicultivated, sod that the far greater number of the remainder of the lower 'those, of occupiers of laud have scarce a week's provistou; that such, in fact, is the want of provi sion amongst these people, and others in better ctrcumstauces, as to excite the most serious appre hension of fainioe mud disease 111 the parish. At • meeting of the resident gentry of the Ba rony of Iveragh, held at Collie, on Saturday, the 515th May, James Butler, of Waterville, Esq. in the Chair, the following Resolutions were unani mously adopted : " Itesuived, That from the most Waste inquiry tato the stale of the different parishes is the Barony, an ex seaaive marminely.iocressioe dtmeess prevails, which, if net counteracted by as immediate Impurisituo of provi- Wows, will i.rmisate in the most melancholy coopequences. " Resolved, That from the nonresidence of nil the coral. derable landed proprietors, sad the circumscribed incomes of the few reeidest gentry, stilt further limited by the neees , soy they hare bees seder, fur wine outtalks pass, of saving frost searvottoo, by a ouppty of fwd. the crowds of beggars that doily visit their ditto., the wen which they are ladivi dually enabled to cootelbute are quite inadequate to the re het of the 'emend distress that exists. " Resolved therefore, That applications be forthwith re spectfully made to Gureeansest, sad also to all the considers ble landed proprietors, prayiug their immediate aid, in mosey or provisions, is behalf of the distressed iishabitauts Of this district. " Resolved, That Ibis *irony contaios an active popslai los of between 17,000 and 111,000 pouts, mostly laboutiog pore, both ready and saxioas . to work, if they could procure ea ploymest ; and that aikkumble klemortal be presented so hie Excellency the Lord- Liesteuaat, praying that a ',repo,' t on of the sum granted for carrying uo roads sod public winks is Ireland, may be extruded to this Barmy (so much in need of improvement), to be laid out iu the execution of such work or works of public utility, as the Government Eogi• weer (Mr. Nimeao,. who is perfectly acquainted with its locst situation) should point oat." Robert Hickson, Esq. of the Grove (Dingle) fns received 2001. from the Londe,' Committee lur relief of the suffering poor of Dingle slid its neigh bourhood ; mid a sum of 501. from Liverpool, and 401. from the MansrOis-posse, Duldin,• have been remitted to John Hickson, Epq. fur the same belie. volent purpose. ENNIS, JUN& 6. CLARE. Tuesday the weekly meeting ut ihe Central 'Coniinittee, for the purpose of treeiriug the baronial • reports, took place. Thus. Browne, Esq. in the chair. The several returns presented to the meeting were last night forwarded to the London Tavern Coto. !Miter by the 'Flusters. The applications from the differrut baronies fur assistance are yet very press ing. and the diat6.ss of the - peasantry is represented as increasing. Some conversution Oct urred as to the propriety of endeavouring to obtain a part of the money v o ted by Parlainieut for the relief °tire land, to Le laid out in the employment of the poor; but nothing decisive was agreed to. Thanks wets then returned to Thomas Browne, Esq. (Andrew . Stacpoole, E.q. in the Chair), for his very proper emichict whilst presidingond the meeting adjourned. Stafford 0' Brien, of Blatheristek Park, Esq. with his usual benevolence, bas directed Mr. M'Mshon to give 501. towards alleviating the misery of his tenantry ih this county ; and has also directed 504 to be paid to the general fund fur the relief of the distressed.—(Clare Jowrwul.) ROSCOM MON. K. ATIILONS, JUNE %, •On Monday last a meeting took place a t . the lirlsolsel of this town, agreeably to public notice, for the purpose of opening a subsemption for the relief of floe conimiiiiity, which are at present labouring under the pleasure *the times, in this place, and iinmediatentiglibuterMlTl. Nothing could be more pleasingand exempl4liati the lively sympathy fur the unhappy sutleresirieltich was displayed, on the 0CC.161041. At this meeting is letter, contain ing a 1001. Eng lish bill, wits exhibited, 'Welt was sent by the Com mittee in London, with a promise of a limber sup ! ply if found necessary. .1 Since kloinlay a I:trgai.quastity of potatoes and oatmeal has breu brouglihrm. winch, *ball he ilium"- &slyly dirt, i hated amouse. the proper objects, the former it reed, and the latter ;to support, to poor artisans and indigent room-keepers. The residue of the aunts Contributed, we are l o ia, will b e ex . • trended uu tome works . of Public utility. OL4a$OW, IMO 7, EX ECKTI 0 N. Os Wadnerday, et see o'sldeb, detachments of borer and foot drew up ial hoot j the Tows House, and immediately thereafter Bailie etetild ordered the doors to be opened for the 61,11116*km of - the pimple. The Magissrates *altered the Court Hall at lull past two, wh•n James Donocky, sen tenced al last Creasit Burt, fur hreakssag into si cellar of a gentleman its Globale, and stealing about nine dozen bottles of wise and aim of rem (ru comps., withTurrance,Dack,aud Lore, who are to be trawsported 14 year*;, was endued up from bir cell. He immediately rime np, followed by the Bev. Mr. Scutt and his osaimant, he being of the Catholic faith. On being scoot!. Mr. Scott acid Le wished to give the pri /WHY a glass of wine and water, on which the Chief Maxis. trite diked him to partake accordingly. He was only live minutes is the Hall when 31r. Scott said he was ready. The Hall -rirared, anal the prisoner, Ma. Scull, and his 'mist . . SP4EIZRThrIIs The Fives Conit in St. Mariw'sstmet, Was Well (Mem!. a yesterday, fur the that benefit of Cooper, the Gip•y, a fur• !Ridable holxrr antongo the eleven moue men There was peed setting•w, and plenty of it. The following were the best bouts:— Spring and Barn (Pen) —Nut for the Championship of England, hut for honour akar, these mess had a famou. art. to. Born set to work wilts muds contestants, and kens Spring, who is a careful hotter, un the alert. Some mind s x changes were side, and some strong rallies, equal, but if but was due to either, it was to Burs. Richmond and Harry Harmer made a good set-to; hut the one is ad►ancing upon silty, and the who., ft billiker. Ail the points which they hail used to display in the ring were Aerie, but with less fai re. Some good rufSaning bouts followed, which afforded muds amusement. The Gipsy end Srroggins wound up the sport. in a eery gallant set-to. It was uotbiog bat lighting, although not exactly hit for bit, as the Gipsy was too quick with his Irft hand in Scroggias's fare, and he some times followed with the right, when the blows of Scroggins fell short. It WAS a daring set-to, and Scrogglw rare re ceived a tremendous right•handed rattler under the Usfne►, which stopified him. Cooper returned thanks seedy. VAN DIRMIN'S.LAND. Extract of a letter from the Island of Van Die. men : • " November ?9, 1811. " I have been searching the toiletry foe a beautiful spot, on which to pitch my tent or fix my bay sod have firoud one; it is fifty mike from Hobart Tows, by a road, if road it may be called, almost impassible. My but, formed at pretreat of bough, of trees, is raised on • alopiog bank, on the side of a river, or rather ritrulet, overlooking a most heigtiful plain, extending abort three miles to the foot °la high hill, worthy to he called a osuestaio; moo of a long Un broken chain of hilly very high and thickly wooded, mad forming a semicircle., one side; on the other is • One plain, stretching about Moe miles. This part of the limed is yet link known. "This is my Gem. I write you from my but : my table a large box, soy seat a small oar: the quills of the cockatoo are by me, but my peg is still a patent Bramah. 111—. is at work in our garden, which already begins to smile oat us; aseisting him is a black mast, a settee of Syd.ey, (N.S.W.), conc. aling the simplicity of heart of a child he ar-soh his skin of ebony. lo the stock-yard next the garde. are six cows with four calves, and two See steers. The shei p ate pasturiog at some distaste; Black Tom will Sod them. He can track cattle sod sheep of a pointer scents a partridge. Behind roe two mes and six bullocks are har rowing. 1 have two acres of wheat, one of barley, use of peas, mid some potatoes already in the ground; this within twelve weeks of leading. The people here are surprised at my celerity : lam still more surprised. The difficulties we bad to encounter appeared at first tremendous for us. But we view difficulties before us in the mass, and they appear wocosiqurralde • we encounter theta singly mid they vanish, or we vanquish them. " Oa my left hand, feeding ow the river bank, are my Iwo horses; use is a beauty, a three year old colt, who follows me like a spaniel, comes whew he is called, puts Iva aim in my pocket to look fur barley, plays with me, pretends to bite, bat is careful not to pinch too hard; we lie doom as the grass together, and fall asleep. Here are so Learns, Orisons, or Elirm—not even S od Pollys—rose of those suimals shorn Thomsow, Sheastooe, Prior, Rogers, Campbell, or Byron slug of, praise or abuse, admire or scum &Lie, and as I must be fond of something, I am rediseed.te pet my colt. " There are plenty of kangaroos ois the hills around n..•-• Tell your friend. among lbe Aldermen, and io the Corpora tion, that kangaroo soup is most delicious. Two digs will sown catch more kangaroos than four toes no carry: fine sport, but very fatiguing. The kangaroo weighs about 60lb, • some, which are called boonsaka, muse than 11.011 m. "The kangaroo Is ben, ell silently, being surprisingly quick of healing. IVben a dog Suds his gam. the chase begins, the kangaroo hdppi.g, the dog running at his speed; the bunter stands still-owlien the dog has killed, which he seldom fails to do, be returns to his master. The boater thee bids him " shear" where the kaagaruo lies, soyiug, " .hew 4 " the dog Uselessly traits.. to tho spot where he killed, sod sheers the dead game. Sometimes the progress of the hunter is impeded by obstacles which the dog can readily pass, but which a man cannot. Should the dog its such vases run ow, the hunter will lose sight of him. The dog, then fore, when such a difficulty occurs', stops till the hooter comes up to him and thee bunts on. The dog some. times kills three or four miles from tae buster, hot sever fails to shew the game; when too dogs follow the game and one only kills, that one only will shew, nod the dog that kills will not suffer the other to approach the gator. The saga city of these dogs, their beault . ,streugilt, Seetoem, sod doci lity, are the admiratiu, of all who have observed them. •••e • • • -"The settlers on the island I do Ind yet know myth of. There is much room tor the ' convict.' to return), and still more for the rucottricted to improve. The convicts are celled, with ■ delicate humanity, 'Prisoners,' and' Govern ment airs!!' The unconvicted mast take care that these are Dot the most moral sad tieefel of the two classes here. "There are very few ' ladies' o• this mothers island, sod no rlegmsce is attempted. Otte of the prime erreinniew. dation% fur a yoisug unniarrird lady, is to be • good milker; sod it will be of much advantage is a matrimonial arrange mess, to morkerstand the management of swiss', and Oho poo. per compounding of a hog wash. Inendi•g her boalmod's stockings is an accomplishment required among the higher orders only, as the Beordirts (fray blessed!!) of lb, lower (passes are out troubled by these escombraisers. The k etonic., too, often dispense situ this luxury. As to thew ' dire in favour of clean linen, which is carried so far of to is England, amongst iludie • his wear shirts, lc. it does • tat all exist here. When you see one persists only in a et, you are not to conehade that the iudividissl is close; a f o thousand tameless and invisible beings columnist, surround him, of shoe society he or she is very sensible ; the vet y mantra of there would frighten the ishabilasts of South Bri lulu, and perhaps, by this time, of more of North Brilsis also. This is cerisiuly • healthy climate ; we bare ref the most robust health. Our digestive powers riveter exceed thum of the ostrich; but we are sot yet Otter wombs ou the island. • Isle of ludolent ram consul be kd here, is most be one of slitting activity—of bog journeys, weary ttstrellitsg, con- Maul and often laborious rioropatinn--oolittedc, too, most oriels be your society, and too ones the beet yew taw lave." A house in Regent -street. Piccadilly, is just set nut with sign-hoards and harlequins& paintings from top to humps" ',gaily us the wild beast cud of Exeter 'Change. 1f the tenants of the new street are permitted to cover and disfigure these fine build ings iu such a manner, the experne of their arrhite tee torsi character might have been spared. MARKFTS. [Fret the " London Nereeellte Thin Correat," of Tuesday, Jeer 11, IM.J {VEST INDIA ANI) SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. COVFES Cutscidrrab:e heal, inns has pea-yawl is thr Coffee-market timing' the psi week, and prams ash..., e ,,,y .14,6eription brooch. 115 rruh6e s.k have thrUed from Is, w Sa. per ram.: I . :, treated •Irehse having har e i s Jaillawa sml Domain, agiJ t►e ka.t to Purciita col g1121:121111..011!ill.ry _ll,lll Jamaica. The aleck• uf.West hi(La Care is saw 3.111 loss. twist 397 Pris than at this time last yaari presest piers 14, per cwt. !tower. R. P. liwo•w.—The demist, has bees very dull siert. Treaty laid , mid the price* have attain derhaed *bow per cwt.; 6ue New Jamaica has in our itistasive hies sold et 15v. sod the market kips IN en well supplied with all dewily. dun* from the lir inerniis ai FORZIGN FUGAL—A pabbc sale of 230 flints of Whit. H h en Tiassidsy weed ai • reehicitais of fell Is, p• r cwt. sad b 6 chests of Brasil psi lip oil Friday sere is al loser prices, except two Ws of yellow, •bid were i:1 al 21t.11.1. per cal. The glutei of B. P. SUGAR it aaw 2,3P7 cask, more than at this paned last peer prevent prices to. S. per col. loan per Gamma average • The Kum market has been dull at the mien quottJ our last. The stock of Ram is Dow 12,/10 puerbroum, mod prim of proofs sd. per gallon. Dim/ i.me time last per 15,537 pnaeh►asa, and price of 1.. bd. per 'tallow. Plorcitto Ma hems dell tif mile, aid same peurels brought to sachem were takes us, timely at SY• per lb. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Rove. T tee is stetitteary. some et the late im ports has beer sold since oar last at *beet %Ss. ASHie and other Alkalies &requite 1104111•111 at present, rousegneare of suttee rf ported alteration is the duties. Q