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. 1111111" -4,..-480114-- -- •": 4.......... - ... •.. i . dials; _ ... _ __,,,. ...• — ....„.....,.. .- (.0. -:. (k : . e rtil it 1.- ....7.4„,..4..,..r.,:t.1 - \\ '\ '' g al.--trill-4.4"2-121. 1 ; ... 4 • .., . .1. • , • . ~ •• all . * ,z...... e lill:z) : ......:,' 2,8, orno .•plia tr & Ae tP. • '." 1 1 7 1 irt /EN'S NEW POEM. two vol. Svo. price ?is. board,. ION; or, The Third et usad, : NOB Simeon Books. thOlt ANNE PORDEN, qs"—" The Arctic Expedition," and (her Poems. robb'd the lion of his heart, ' '9ly wars in Palestine!" SIIAIOPEART. B. Whittaker, A.e-Masi• lane. dedicated, by ornsissiorr, to his Majesty, merited that distutietion. It is a pen, and bad Sot Miss Puedea tinttog h. r a x who illustrate she tland, ' Cerise de Lion' would have !so..t rallk."—Literary 13s tie, ?RON LAST NIGHT'S GAZIV YE. Commission in /he Cardiganshire Militia, signed by, the Lord Lieseienant of the County of Cardigan. Charles Arihur Prichard, Esq. to be Captaiu—dated Octo ber 30, 1822. - _ _ _ ......... • ...-- J . C 2 1/1 / 00 / ) l e __ . . "11N111•0m..........010 / . Q . ll . bit e - NUMBER 6229. NEW TIIRATIIB 110 YA L, DRURY-LANE. NEW Oa the 30th of November • T HIS Evening . , WEDNESDAY. N0v. 20. . WHITTAKE his Majesty's Sensate will perform Shekspeate's Tra- gedy of T HE SCHOOL F( OTHEI.LO. Polities of a Village Duke of Venice, Mr. King; Brabentio. Mr. Powell; Le. This day was pishlislied, in I doviro, Mr. Thornier°, ; 51onterre. Mr. Bernard; Othello, Adele/en ; Came, 50. Terry; Roden'''. Mr. Peaky; logo, frHE SCRINIUM i-e a Gentleman, hi. 2.1 appesrance in Lonrho). Desderouna, A- As the Bee stops on Mrs. W. West ; Emilia, Mrs Glover. I and stores his hive with hun After which ",9th time), a new Bleln dramatic Romance, in each event, collecting wisdru Printed fur G sad W. 13 three arta, celled THE TWO GALLEY SLAVES. "We wonld sum up our ' by saying that it is, exce Frannie, Mr. Groper; The Unitas's., Mr. Terry; Masi. , istieetianeow , Prose wort e milian Macaroon, Mr. Harley; Raise, Mr. Knight ; Ou• ' our notoe." Lit ry Regi Inane Mr. Cattle; Delville, Mr. Mercer. Clara, Mrs. W. ' • West; Merritt.. Miss Smith. MISS PORDE The Doors will be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock, and This dee was published, in the Performances commence at Seven. ULi DE LION Boxes 7s ; Second Price 3s. al -Pit Si. Sri ; Second Price C CE & Poem, la ie.-Lower (:other, is.; Seeped Pate la Upper Gallery By ELEANOR ls.; Second Price 6J. Author of " The Veils"- Places for the fluxes to he taken or Mr. Spring, at the Box• Gillet Office, in the Rotunda, *here Family Boxes (for the seems- '' Richard that rob' mutation of Parties coming late to the Theatre) may be And fought Ibe hot e ngaged, and a Private Bot had nightly; as also of Mr. tloukhant, of Rood-street, who is appointed sole Agent at Printed for G. and W. B the Weal Euil of the Town foe the nightly disposal of Pri- " This work is dedicated, . rate Boxes belt - inlet to the Vetter of this Theatre. aaJ, to our opinion, justly II Tamorrrow, The Sieve of Belpre',: The Seraakier, Mr, great e Mot far a female y Barham-Veer tian Neptials-r-and The Rendezvous. already stood so high mno, On Friday, the Growth, of Wild Oats. • modern literature of Engl.. Os' Saterday, Love in a Village: Young Meadows. Mr. place d her in the furrm ' Horn; Howdah. Mr. Brabant; Heretic Mrs. Austin (from June 22, 1822. the Theatre Royal, Dublin, her first appearance in Loudon.) - On Monday, the Tragedy of King Richard the Third. Mr. Fading will perform on Wednesday. ?RON LAST NI • - Commission in Ike Cardig . . THEATRE ROEAL, COrE.VrGAIIDEN. .Lord Lisuienant of Charles Arthur Prichard, E TII IS Evening, WEONES OA l', Nov. 20, wr 30, 1822. will be performed Shakspeare's Tragedy of r ROMEO AND JULIET. - BAN Prince Escalus. Mr. Hunt; Paris, •Aly, Horrebew; Mee- Elizabeth Woodward, of tagee, Sir. Claremont; Omelet, Mr. Egerton; Romeo, Mr. t December 0. 7, and 31, al C. Kemble ; Mercatio. Mr. Junes. Lady Caprice Mrs. Head Inn, Derby. Minn FLIOCII ; Nurse, Mrs. Devenpurt; Juliet, Miss F. H. Relay Hamilton. Henriettasireet, (from the Theatre-Royal, Dahlia, her 4th appearauce in Messrs. slousley and Clarks Loudon). William Sanders, of B To which will be added (14th time) a new Grand Serious der, Novelist>, r 28, 27, an, 1 Melanoma, called Commercial Rooms, Bristo 1 AEI DACHA. Richard., sad Merlealf, Char . Ali Padre, Mr. IV. F ; Setim; Mr. Abbott; Zenoeles, B. and 0. Smith, Bristol. • Mr. T. P. Cake ; Hessen, Mr. Farley ; Telethon, Mr. Chap- Frederick Collier Conon 1 I man; Moucbtar, Mr. Horrebow. Helen, Miss Foote. surrender, December 2,3, at 1 Doors to be opened at Half•pasl Six-the Play to hegira Rooms, Cormslren, B r i s tol I i at Seven. • . Greenfield, Gray's lea aqui 1 e Boxes Is. ; Second Price 3s. 841.-Pit 3s. 6d.; Second Live "' its.' Small-street, 111 .1 Price 25.-Lower Gallery 2 ; Second Price Is. -Upper Gal. BefiJa l ° W°lbwriEbt, o der, November 28, 29, •nil key Is.; Second Price 04. • City Arms Hotel, Herefrd Places fur the Boxes to be hada Mr Brandoteat the Box- Cu. Voildford-stireet, Lu n d,n i (Mee. Hier-street, from Teo till Four. William Spalding Willis. 1 A Private Box sway Ire Mid for the Seams, or Nightly, of Middlesex, coaeh•asaster, t p Mr. Breeden, at the Bus Of f ice. an d December 31, at eleven, • Tremervow, Henri Cleatre-and The Two Galles Slaves. sit Reekrupts ' Basinghall-str Os Friday, Romeo and Juliet-wad Forty Thieves. Robinson and Hine, Charter Oli Satarday, Rob Roy Macgregor-and The Irish Term. DIVI Oe Monday, Romeo acid Juliet-suit Cherry and Fair eg o „,.,,,y me 30. A. "w awa ., Stas• mere e Os Tuesday will be produced a new Opera, in three acts, ' Bankrupts, a ~ B t ae h a leeee techat i e l l to be entitled Maid Marren. Novemberll3. W. Law, of A new Tragedy is is rehearsal, end will speedily be pm- too-street, Undue, swat doted missioners of Broskrupts, • - Jaunty 21. W. G. tirreel .' ROTA l e ACADEMY OF MUSIC. manufacturer, at twelve, of Bauknipts, Basinghall I IE Subscribers and rublic are respectfully December 14. T. Samson,. IL informed, the Sub-Com motee have, with the approba• at one, at the Coon of Cu 'tin of the Directors, taken'tbe Earl of Carn•rvon's MUISILe singlrell-steeet, London. ie Banoveesquare, for time Royal Academy of Music, Is December 14. IL Purtloclt, remerpivare of the insprovemeut• to be made in the Pre- at one, St the Court of C noes, the Committee have determined to extend to the 20th singliall-street, London. 1 eI December next, the slay at Nomination of Candidates fur December 14. G. Lower, the Foundation, keretofure find for the 15th instant; the Mincinglane, London, Committee have also determined shot the day of Election Court of CUllarn l • iii otters c shall out take place before the meeting of Parliament, with December 14. J. Dooley, it. the view that Candidates may have every possible facility Surrey, earn-merchard (b (. afforded them in obtaining the Soliverdwie attendance on Kieg's Bench), at use, oil I' de day of Electron, due umice of chick will be givers !ere. Bankrupts, lissinghall-it I after. By Or der of Ile Committee, December 14. T. Edwards, 1 JAM ES W EBST ER, Secretary. of Ilan-street, Crotched Royal Academy of Music, Hanover-square, and afterwards of Mark-I IL November 15, 1822. ton, Some, merchant, al • snorers of Bankrupts, Be I 1 T HE NEXT of KIN (if any) of WILLIAM and alto of Belgraveht, • WILLIAMS, lase beloogirog to the Merchant Ship teepee, at one, at the Cr January la. T. Cumin;, of ;- Williams, deceased, by applying 'to Mr. Cobrie, No. 39, rapt., Ilasingliall•street, I Berskstreet, Old Gravel-lan, St. Gorge is the Ent, may don, werebeet, at twelve I'' hear of sumeilsin to their advantage. of Bankrupt., Businball December 10. J. Walker, I at runiterson•mplace, Beth STATE OF THE WHEEL. broker, et one, at the Ca I S WIFT Sc Co. re ii spectfolle submit In the in- rapes, Baviaaba-street, spertion of the Public the Slate of the Wheel at the D. number 13. J. Thompson conclusion of the Second Day's Drawing, via. Newcamlearpon-Tyee, we p• 3 of 120,000 I 3 of.. • ... £2,000 loot, Pilgrim-street, New 6 0 lO,OOO 8 l , O OO December 11. W. Sredfor I 2 Also 18 of £3OO, 55 of £206, and the usual proportion of December 14. R. Farr, T smeller Prizes-ALL STERLING MONEY. merchants, at twelve, a Iv street, Brisiol. c. • As all the 'huge Prizes are Fleeting in the Wheel, they may December 10. V. Ockley, ro in drawn on TUESDAY NEXT, 24111 h of Ike pee.ent shopkeeper, at four, at th Slotoh,heing the Third Day of Marvin. Uadrawn Tickets Demister 11. W. T a -. sal Shares, by which any of these great Prizes may be ob- Kirklemloo, York, fancy. talsoci, are ea Sale et SWIF I' and Co.'s old and fortunate el m ., Ina, Huddersfield, (idiots, No. 11, Peeltrys 12, Clessiegnoss; and 31, Aldgate Decent , rII. T. Hirst, no . ILO stns. t. field, York, chola-dress a (*awn Inn, Huddersfield • A CARD. DeeeMber 11. 0. Thornton, I s li - ESSRS. JOHNSON and BURGESS (late s y t i o e k i kven, at the Rose la Johnson aad Williams), Proprietors of the AM F.- D erem e ce 19. IV. K emp , 0 1 ' ridir SOOTHING SYRUP for Childsea coffin their Commercial Rooms, Brig Tredeng leave to storm the Nobility sod Gentry, sod the December 11. L. Frost, u ;Pohl* in general, that they have REMOVED to N 0.28, Ashton and M. Arditun, • I OIiK.FLACE, CITY-ROAD (from Nemosmetreet, Ox- c h asm , at the Office of lord street), when she loniams will he carried ow in fritere. street, Liverpool. The very high retionstiou is which this in Medicine December 10. N. Nichol' It held by all clamor of the reminded', readers it sinnecem baker, at twelve, at the I sary to make any comment on tie virtues, more than recom• " pm, er m ,„ c h i di.,, deeet . r nod Mothers sad Nmses never to be without the " AM C- December 17. T. Halliday,. , nem Soothing Syrup" in the Nursery, for if a chile! Wakes Broad-sheet, Lotidoe, me lii the Night with pares iu its gum., this valuable Medicine at the Court of Commie applied will immediately one the WWI, heal the gums, and aler m. thereby prevent f or compulsions, for should it come in December 10. J. Coppard, i 1 1 competition with any oilier disorder, it often destroys the gr i n d e r, at eleven, at Orel f Mother's brightest hopes. Parents who may be dubious of ra pt., Bonegbill.street, the virtues of the Soothing Syrup, way refer to the different December 10. T. Marcie a Cares that have appeared in the Newspapers fur overly 20 Nicholson, of Glainford E years, dunce which period the highest lestimouisls of this t we l ve , at the C oas t of isvaleable Medicine have been publicly eekeowledged by Basioghallotreet, Lonna some of the first Nobility sad Gentry in the Veiled Kingdom. December 11. J. Hampabit 1 as equally safe ie its application', mild le its acorns, and blow and felliegniller, efficacious in its operation. ders6eld, York. This inviolable Medicine to he hail of the Proprietors, December 10. J. W. Seeder Jubilees and Bergen, late Johan, and Williams, as above; chant, at eleven, at Om mid, by their appointor's', of all the priecipal Medicine • Tyne. V. oilers is Toni &ad Country, al Ss. 9d. per bottle. December 17. J. B. Player BANKRUPTS. Elizabeth Woodward, of Derby , innkeeper, to anr►eader, December 6,7, and 31, at eleven, at the Hotel and King's Help! Inn, Derby. Attorneys, Messrs Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton. Henrietta.street, Ciiveni-gvrdca, London; and Messrs. Mousley and Clarke, Derby. William Sanders, of Bristol, lishasnnzer, to wrest der, flinvembir 26, 27, and December 31, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Clarke, Richard., sod Metcalf, Chancery lane, Loadoa; and Messrs. B. end 0. Smith, Bristol. Frederick Collier Cookworthy, of Bristol, bookseller, to surrender, December 2,3, and 31, at one, at the Commercial Rooms Corie•street, Bristol. Attorneys, Mears. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's lan square, London, and Mr. Andrew Livett, jun. Small-street, Bristol. Benjamin Wainwright, of Hereford, malinger, to soma. der, November 28, 29, •nd December 31, at eleven, at the City Arms Hotel, Hereford. Attorneys, Messes. Dix and Cu. goildford•street, London ; and Mr. Cleave, Hereford. William Spalding Williams, of Charles awe, Bromptran. Middlesex, coach...l2.Bler, to surrender, November 23, 30, and December 31, at eleven, at the Court of Consmissinoers of Raakrupts ' Basingball•street, London. Att o r ne y s , Messrs. Rolm own cud Hine, ()barter House-square. DIVIDENDS. November 30. A. Anderson, late of Ptlpot•lane, London, merchant, at eleven, at the Caret of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basiochsll-street. Nowember4o. W. Law, of Copthall Chambers, Throvuor too-street, Undue, merchant, at one, at the Court of Cum- iiiissiosers or Bankrupts, Basinithall-sirrer. !smeary 11. W. G. Harvey, of Battle, flussex, gunpowder inanufacturer,ot twelve, at the Court of Coosotessiowers of Bankrupts, Basingball street, London. December 14. T. Samson,•of Lynn, Norfolk, roach-soaker, at one, at the Cowl of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Ba singliall.street, London. December 14. H. Purtloilt, of Andover, Hants, coach maker, at one, at the Count of Commissioaers of Bankrupts, Ba singhall-street, London. December 14. G. Lowe., of the Commercial-buildings, Mincing-lane, London, wine -merchant, at one, at The Court of CUIUTI. . . users of Bankrupts, Basingltall-sheet. December 14. J. Dooley, late of Willow -street, Banksidr, Surrey, eon-merchaut (bat now a prisoner fur debt m the Kitties Bench), at one, at the Coed of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Itasingball-aireet, London. December 14. T. Edwards, late of Mincing-lane, afterward, of Ilarl-street, Crotched friars, then of tavage.garden•, and afterwards of Mark-lane, London, but now of Itrigb. ton, &molt, merc►aot, at one, at the Court or Comwu• elopers of Bankrupts, BaMoghall-atrert, London. December 14. B. Dasburough, of Loser Merton, Surrey, and alto of Belgrave.street, Pirnbco, Middlesex, cow- teeper, at one, ai she Court of Commissioners of Bass ruptr, Hasinglsall-street, London. January It T. Cussing, of C4sile-court, B:rehin•lsne, Lon don, anerebasit,al twelve, at the Court of Cumsniassoners of Bank►opla, Busiugball-alreei. December DO. J. Walker, of Nicholas lane, Loudon, and l'underson'a-place, .11eiboallgreen, Middlesex, insurance- - . broker, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basiugball-street, Loudest. D•crmber 13..1. Thompson, see. and J. Thompson, jun., of Newcastle.epon-Tyne, inerchawts, at cleans, at the Gem ge Inn, Pilgrim-sheet, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. December 11. W. Sindford and J. Box, late of Salford, Lancaster, dyers, al woe, at the Star inn, Manchester. December 14. It. Farr, T. Farr. cud Farr, of Bristol, merchants, at twelve, at the 'Commercial Rooms, Curti. street, Bristol. December 10. V, Ocklry, of Terringlon, Norfolk, general shopketper, at four, at the Bell Isu, Detester 11. W. T and J. Norik, bosh of Mold grecs, Kirklrealoo, York, fancy-elotltters, at eleven, at Ike Pack Horse lon, Huddersfield, York . Dreemb r 11. T. Hirst, now or kir of Marsh, Hndjere• field, York, cloth-dresser, at eleven, at the Rose and (*Own Inn, Huddersfield. December 11. D. Thornton, of Kirkheatnn. York, 'kb' r, at eleven, at the Rose sod Crows Ina, tladdersfield, Yos k. De. ember 19. W. Kemp, of Bails, banker, at amen, at t►e Commercial Rooms, Bristol. December 11. L. Frost, of Macclesfield, Chester, aid J. Ashton and U. ashtun,butli of Lisrrpo•d, timber•sncr- . . chaste, at the Office of Mr. Avison, Solicitor, Hanusrr st►eet, Liverpool. December 10. N. Nicholls, of Hulborn.bridge, London, baker, at t•elee, at the Court of Cosuoisviouere of Bank- rapt., uchall- et rect. December 17. T. H•lltdy, of the Old South Sea House, Broad-mreet, Loudon, anerebsut, instarance.broker,at one, at the Cuuri of Consminiunersa Bankrupts, BasiughallL street. December 10. J. Coppard, its. of Mitcham, Surrey. drug grinder, at eleven, at the C0..l of Cummissiouers of Bask rapt', Basiagball.street, London. December 10. T. Maui., of Borton-upoo-liumber, mid R. Nicholson, of Glainford Brigg, Liocolu, bankers, at twelve, at the Cowl of Cummissiuuers of Bankrupts, Basiogliall•slreet, Loudon. December 11. J. Hampshire, of Kirkbarton, York, scrib bling and falliorsailier, at elms, at the Swau luu, Had- .- . . dere 6eIJ, York. December 10. 1. W. Seeders, or Newestle-upon-Tyne, user chief, at ekves, at the George Ina, Pi efreast le epos- . Tyree. December 17. J. B. Player, of Bristol, bottle liquor-mer- LONDON, WEDNESD NOVEL r will be published, by G. sod W. B. Ase-Marta. , Rue, ;OR Nall I ERS ; with the liage, lie nee* Volumes, 12rno. . two vols. Moe. price 15.. board% 11.—Ry_ Itrbeces EdrMg.. every Boner, collecting sweets, honey, so should Hetlllation rest on iistlont to store the rnioJ with "'Lear. B Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. or whole review of • Tke Sc,ition"' except . ' The Sketch-Book.' the beet co% its kind whirls liar come uwl r Register. Jrly 6 1822. NOVEMBER 20, 1822. elan., at oar, at the White boo lon, Broad-street, CERTIFICATEL—Drermatta 10. A. Bryant, of Nor•ich, lealber-cotter.—W. Toe(Well, ..f Terraby, Staawix, Combo., land, CIIIIIIIIOO carrier.—.l. PArr, of Siao.l-Imte. robin Lanenster, clock m.uiu- ! divot...v.—T. Dobson soJ G. Tloomovuo, of D.olingtou, Durham, saereerr. PARTNNP.SHIPS DISSOLVED. • Cameron. and C. Raker'. of Totuts, Devon. common b.ewev, November 13, 14:ft....T. &work and N. Souhlor, of Sandbveh. Cheater, silk-lbroorterr, Ociolo.r 31. 18'22.—5. Ban I 1 and G. Shnte , of Exrl.lk, Devon, mercha n t., N o reo l . ber 19, 1822.-;--1 Coulson and M. HMI, ref Nevenxile-op..n. True, uliselingerv, NO/vomiter 9, 1922.—J. Al!en an.l I'. Al len. of 11 , rmourham, othoulevale ironmonger., Srioemb r 16, 1812.—J. Symen and T. &11, of klaeknooor-•trrei, Slats market, Lo.iluu, elteeseatoogers, NoveMber 19, 022, MARrifrs. [Rom " 77. e London Mercantile Price enrrent," or Tuesday, November 19, 1822. J at ll4d. • 10td. per lit, mail 14,060 Hurst el Sr. 9J. a 6s. U. esek. • The 4. ..d for Tobseets km been limited, being confined to • few small parcels of Virginia taken fur the filial musket at previous pier., and 35 Mule. ordinary to middling Kee. torky Leaf for export at ?id. to qd. per lit The nrpphe. of Irish Wheel since oar last have been canaiderable, the market. boa. ver, continues Arm cad prices lave been fully sopporicd. Vor Mute we reduce oar quotations Id. pit bastiel, al which deelibe Most of the late imports have been taken off. 'I be public mks of Turpentine have ygutie tiff at about 9.1. per cad steelier at last work'a prices ; the total asks are slum! 2,800 barrels et 12.. Ad. In 13r. and • small lot et 134 6.1. p.r rat. Quereeirou bedlam been rather more in. quit. d for, a small parcel of ordinary Philadelphia bas been Bold et Be. Bd. end of rood el 141.81 per 'cot. A parcel of SOO hies fair tmatily Maine Shnmae has been sold et els. 9d. per cot. A pared of Birds , Brimstone has been mild at RI/. It.. Bd. per ton. Of KS lone Petunia offered by aueliou only one tut mold as ‘221.101. per ion fur middling "Lally. roefseript, Turtday. Norember iste.. Poor o'Cluok. The St GAR giii•rktt was very dial Ur day, the quantity' sold ono earredine 600 Mids.; the prices paid were sw several in sraoew a shade lower, otdosary brown Jamaica was sold at 211. Tarr eat. CO/FRC—Two public- sale. were brought forward to•d.r s the Dwelt of r ood r i nshty ...mostly taken in ; the few hos of gum' middling .I.IIIIRICII Mild rathe► lower, but fur the Si. nimingo an advance iif Is. to 2s. per ewl. wan obtaiwed, there are now buyer.. r.f Oflllll , lll at 91.. per ewe. The Dec tit DY market is more firm at last wee►'s prices. I I? E L. 4 N D. RUM' OF MISR DISTRESS. DUKE OP BUCKINGHAM'S LETTER TO LUCIUS O'BRIEN, ES() HONORARY SECRETARY TO THE COUNTY CL.%IIE ASSOCIATION. " Stowe, October 27, Mt. " SIR—I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of yogir letter, enclo►ing. copy of the proceedings of the County of Care Association, and requesting one to become ti patrol. of it. My sttenttoo has been much turned to the subject of it, and I am under the necessity of saying, that 1 must de cline belonging to it. I have found, by experietre, that, where the industry of the lower order of Irish has beta en couraged, snit their comfort promoted by the individuals who derive their property from the soil, those ends have been much better and mute satisfactorily attained than by any Association, however respectable. By the humanity and ex• Mimis of my agent, air. Fishbounie, they were must com pletely attained upon the whole of my estate in the county of Clore, during the extremity of thirdis/ress which afflicted that county, without recurrence 10, or assistance Gone, any public fund or subscription whatever; and the saute exer tions, on his part, will be routiuwed should the same distress recur. With this example before my eyr a, I c•unol hut think that what I, an absentee, was bumbled to du, through the means of an active and Immure agent upon my estate, could be equally, tad even berterdone by the resideut Gentry and Clergy of the county of Clare without any Association whatever. Nothing more is requht.te t►art a careful exam umlaute into the cases of individual families, which ca• be easier, and more satisfactorily dome by the Clergy and Gentry themselves, or their agents, than by perilous employed by au Association, and • determination, above all, to act fur the att•iwnent of the desired object, without say refer ence to religious distiractions whatever. If the resident Gentry sad Clergy were thus to act themselves., sod the ob. mitera *ere to do the sameliy their agents, 1 must take the liberty of saying, I think • better knowledge might be there by obtained of the character sad dtspo►itions of she tenantry mad isbabitanta of each estate, sad • link u; connexion, touch Wanted beteren sheen sod their landlords, would be established, to the advantage of both, sad to the happiness of the country. Rs, su Association, however well conducted, this greatest of all objects could sot be °blamed ; sad as it is evident it can by iostivninal exertion and atteutirm, I must prefer the latter, the advantages atteoding which I have any. self experienced, to the former system recommended to we by the Resolutions which prat have enclosed. I frill south bonus, by being thought a 181 Patron of the Asssiciation, established. The respectable persons who have set it oa foot have obit same object in view that I have—that of admi nistering to the comforts of oar industrious fellow.aubjects. But having experienced entire success by acting on the psis mples laid down is this letter, ■ud being drstrous of seeing them generally adopted, by which the lowe► orders abed he taught to look up for the encouragement of their industry and the promotion of their euniforis to their corn landlords, in preference to an Association, they cannot I.e surprised at my prefer►hrg the system I have adopted to the other which has hero reconioneurled. In addition to what I base already stated, I beg to add, as no iiiemisislerable inducement to to dividual exertwu osi the part of larolluide sod their agents, that upon my county of Clue estate, great as the distress has been, my resits have been paid; and my tenants hare wither been molested, one my poor population lands d by the dread ful esteems of the times. '• 1 bare the honour lo be, Sir, " Your yell otredieui, humble Bernet, " BUCKINGHAM awl CHAN DOS. " Lucius Etri. Hoe.Secreutry„" TO THE EDITOR OF " THE DUBLIN EVENING POST," USER-01 have just read to your valusble Paper a repeti tion of the same paragraph that appe teed on hatorday last in the The Drogheda Journal, relative to she sacrilegious profanation of the Rooms Catholic parish chapel -of Alder, perpetrated hi the 'tight of the preceding WeJoesilay. It was bat an hone or Iwo before the .1 I came out, that I received the drat iriformatios of that lawless act, Gum the zealous mid exemplary P. P of ArJec, Key. Mr. Levine, who did out mention any intention (perhaps nutbrown to him thee) of committing it to the press, our could I since learn who it was that did so. I have, in et:merganser, • riots au mipnetolefory letter to that pastor, to lie communicated to his sock, and to the other Human Catholic clergy aid laity of this diocese,cautioning stares ageinst soaking, ill future, any such appeals to pubic feeling, us religious subjects, without the previous advice and approbation of their prelate fur the time hi log. I could not, indeed, blame the statement alluded to, it appeasing to he perfectly raw, and couched to very moderate setuis ; but I wish ed to guard agaiust future toutiugeocies and danger., well kneeing the fatal consequences to he •pprebiodi-d, and likely to arise, in this cousitry, from has mellows' provoca lions. And this ass the more to be dreaded, as, /11. the 'cry day before that outrage was committed, certain itinerant to- Isuders had been preaching ii the streets of Artier, anti so anouyed and disgusted the inbehitauts, as to repose the town to become • scene of riot and disorder, which was happily prevented by the Magistrates, whin, however, could sat fore see or header the subsequent atrocity; hiss, I doubt usii, they will endeavour Is discover the &Isogamete, sad iirssig them to condign puniebrneut. " But the truth is, that people's minds were before, as they still are, awl will lung cunt Utile, tooth agitated and dis turbed, by sbe unjust, unprovoked, and alarming attack an •aotualy made on all Catholics without exceptfuti, by Doctor Magee, Pruttutant Archbishop of Dublin, iu tau recruit charge; where our supposed priseiples and semis are held op to public ezetraliou in so obvious and unclori•tiao a point of view, as the Archbishop thought twit celculated to reader us nut ouly coolempfible, ridicoluue, sad absurd, in the eyes of all, but absolutely iatuterable, sad unworthy sat foriming it part in any well-organised 'witty, in which re ligion (that lie denies us to have) watt always fel wais the sacred bowl and 11114iU security. . . . The Atebtaidlsop, elms is reported to be a I. man, Could not be ignorant (like others of a eonlyny .tercr'iitte,i) PRICE 7d. of the recoiling falsehood of his whnle accusation, nor r.f the astir it &levee of irrilaiton it could not tail of among a high.epirited, and thus cruelly i ,ty, 'H ied piwpi, whose indignant feelings it is so difficult to restrain, s , brit fringed by similar insults. He must, therefore, bare n,lmly for...len. intended. and despised, the evils his uoproviiked sKY,e.siun wou ld naturally OrrAffoll ; and the &Meanie:re which subaltern enthusiasts would isle, by hi• scandalous example, to pone foist, their to•rents of virulence and Mow, ander the anneiiiiii of his dogrnalic auJ risitaliou orriele, girin for public instrurtion " Yon have yourself, Mr. E Nine, seen all the zriersoces expressed above, with nitirh more that 1 omit for the pie. sent ; and you have, like us, treinlikil (or the probable eon setrueuces ; nay, yogi have. with becoming are, and cretivh of argnment, sessonshly your voice fICIIII , t i't.• ,nag offence committed, and in vindication of the offencel: who on this occasion, as sin many former, owe 'MI 1.1 , grateful sad siaerre acknowledgments, %ileitis 1 pray you to. accent. " Bul, then, yne ore lon candid sot to pe►mit roe to lasi senate, that, under the specious pretext of deretlilne, so all good men should, the acerbity and Lest but too rem• man in polemic, and all other lIISCOSSiOII. and dispute., yi•u would seem to proscribe altogether every species of ri lig controversy, however necessary and unavoidable, okiibuet drawing the jest line of distinction between the arrogant unprovoked aggressor, and the moderate apologist, who is reluctantly bound, in duty to God and moo, In vindicate the religious prioriples of those committed to his rue, slid preserve them from error. Surely, you outwit mesa to as sert that religion alone, however assailed by artful sophis. ley, Weever to be defend( J. I own you sometimes publish praise, and recommend excellent and must useful lucubrotiont, when sent to you ; but it is plain you do not admire any thing polemic, which they may contain—wh ,you stem to he in crucy , as on a very late occasion, with sorb mellifluous, soothing, and Satieriag compositions, as, with undiscriminating libera lity, promise salvation, as if it were their own, to all honest, svellyneaniog mess, without obliging them to believe, or pro fess, what they call abstract dogmas—that is to say, in plaits English, any one of the eri at leading mysteries of de Chris tian religion, &e. Why, Mr. Editor, this is dowoiiglit la titudinarianism, sad worse, if possible, than all already complained of above. Rut it will cost you no great trouble, to persuade vain presumptuous spirits to embrace this see. tern, as the same principle has made roost of them Deists, or something more abandoned, already. " I hope you will excitor, and eves publish this leper, which I should not address to you, if I could think it would be taken amiss by a gentleman of your talents and philnu ibropy.-1 have thw honour to remain, " Sir, your very humble Servant, " P. CURTIS, D.D. &c. " Drogheda, November 14, 1112 t." DUBLIN, NOVEMBER 16. TRUSTEES FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR OF IRELAND. On Thursday sennight there was a meeting of the individuals who composed the above body_ The Doke of Leisster, the Most Rev. Dr. Troy, &r J.Y. James, Rev. Dr. Pomeroy, H. Grattan, Thomas Ellis, M.P. Colonel Gore, Calomel Finlay, Mr. J. D. Latuuchr, Mr. Leader, Mr. Disney, Mr O'Conuisr, Mr. Siuger, and Ike Assistant-Serrelary, G. F. Dalton. Mr. O'CONNOR stated the funds to be 154501. in Bank Stock, •nd 8001. in money and subscrip. tiotts. A number of letters were laid on the table by the Assistaot•Secrrtrn•, from different item of the South end West of Inland. r. questing rid accord ing to the 7th and Bill Resolutions, and suggesting the best mode of assisting the suanufecturas and fisheries. Mr. LEADER mowed. that these papers should be referred to a Committee, and that a communi cation should be °prised pith the different parts of Ireland, in order to ascertain the best mode of car.. eying ii.to t fleet the object of the Trustees. Mr. HIRST GRATTAN recommended the Trus tees to take the most active ►teps to carry into el - - feet Or 7th Sod B.ll , Resolutions, and to show the fa cility thereof, he read a 'letter from Mrs. ItliCsrohy, of Carrignsysra, iu the county of Cork, to wlicm he had entrusted part of a sum of money placed at his disposal by the London Committee. It rip peered that this lady, with 15/. merely, had pur chased 30 flax sod 20 yarn wheels; these were I nt out to the distressed poor, ■nd in return they paid her in thread and yarn, which was to be sold in order to purchase further implements. This, altogether, had given employment to mote than thirty indivi duals during the space of two smooths. Her letter states— "Thy pay me for the wheels is thread of t►eir awn spin. using; this I intend to dispose of, and believe I shall find a good sale fur it at the Yaru Market iu Cork. I shall by this means be etiolated to purchase more wheels, which I will also give away on the same terms; so that I am duiug sll iu my ;wiser to melee the money go as far av possible. I realty think this kind ilunvtiuu has bees productive of great good, loud seems already to have thrown a new feeling into this part of the country ; they are all noxious to possess wheels—every dry I receive fresh applications, which I am sorry to say I clunot sower. May I Dow Leg of you to make interest with those kind Meads of yours, to whom I am already PI touch indebted, to grant me some furth. r as.isiance. We base great need of it , I assure yuis, as this is a large and populous district. without resident Geutry of auy desciiptiun, but our selves." Mr. GRATTAN said, he mentioned this in order to shew how anxious the lower °filets were to pro cure employment, and with what ease the object of the Trustees could he carried into effect, and thin coarse manufacture introduced into the South tetiti West of Irelaud. As a further corroboration., he stated, that in the county of Wicklow, in a reboot established by his sister, thirty children hail, in the spaceof two montha, manufactured pryersl hundred yards of mixed woollen sod lineu stuff . ; the civilise process, from first to last, was carried ou by these children, and the cloth sae now about to be swot to the West of Ireland for clothing in t h e In* tits tressed district', where he had been iufor►nrd by some eye-witnesses that the people were almost actually naked. Ile said the wants of the people were still very great, it was tiecessrry that the top. per classes who yet n . llllllll in the currsitly s4oulal alleviate the thstrepes of the homer order's, awl osould think them objects of relief as wt II as c‘tivittec ration. The Duke of LCUISTCII wished to knots the ht. , . proposed to be adopted by the 'Trustees, crud ex pressed his desire to further the object of so excel lent an institution. Ile could be happy to at.tti.: at the next meeting. Master ELLIS mentioned that a plait Pomeahst similar to that acted ou by Mrs. Nl.Cartliy ha.l burn tried with success by • person that he named ; th wht:el! and looms lent out fur tett k were pup.l, for WE3T INDIA AND SI'ANISII MAIN PRODUCE. Comae —Nu material alietation has taken place in the prices of Coffee since Tuesday last, the public sales have mostly guile off heavily at the declaim of th it day ; n pan • I of good middling Berbire brought rather highs r rates in Fri. day, but generally the market has not improved. Foreign has Ist en sold tit a farther reduction a Is. to 2e per cat. via. ordinary to very good St. Domingo 925. to 955. 6.1. per col. Al a sale of 1,700 bags of East India Coffef, the wood was all takes. in at 90r. to 98v 6,1. for Chetitus. The stock of West lodia Coffee is now 3,768 tuns, beb g 743 tons more than at this lime last year, reseal priers about 4s._ per cwt. lower. B. P. SUGAR.—The market has been dull, and lower priers have agaiu bees accepted fur good brows and low middling qualities; Mbar descriptions have brought oar 1111.1 (iola lion,. A public sale of 350 Ws. of Trinidad (about ~- fourth washed) was brought forward on Friday, and arm a shade lower than t►e sale un Taesday, at which, boarrrr, there was a steady demand. • FOILBIIOIII SVGAIL.-Tbett has been very little demand fur Ilaratinah •r Brasil since our last. 200 chests of brown s,id soft Perrambuco were offered by auction on Friday, and nee, ly all taken in at 19s. to 235, per cwt. The stock of B. P. Sugar is how 3,846 Casks leas than at this time that year; prevent prices la. 13d. per eat. higher, per Gazette average. Rum.—The market has remained steady at the former prices, but out week business has been done. The stuck of Rom is now 31,437 puncheons, anJ price of proofs Is. Sit per gallon. Ditto same time last year 34,043 prise:aeons, add prices of proofs ls. 3d. per Ohm. FAST INDIA PRODUCE. Corrou.—There has her. eery little demand since our last, and though the holders an mit pressing sales, all dr. scripitims of East India might be purchased on rather lower terms. The sales of the week are, duly paid, 170 bags Ca. riseou sad Grenada middling to good Bd. a 10d. in bond; 150 bags Upland, ordinary 61d. to good 70.; 200 Surat, middling to good Sid. ■ 61d.; 100 Bengal, middling to good 50. a Oil ; lud Madras, good bid. std. per lb. Tu.. tal fISO bags. l'crrort —Ordinary quality wan taken in at the sale at 54. per lb., but there are nu sellers under Sid. The 11,11LTPC1/1C market ►as here rather unsettled, in consequence of the imiceranilatg of lb* continuume of pear, on the eu•ti•eist, hat at • sate of 101001ngs uu friday, 26u. per cwt. was obtained rue very good quality. Tg.t.—Bohea lion been heavy at the reduction of ia. per lb., but Twankay has been in more emensive densmid, mid the priers base returned to nearly those of last see. 11,111100.-41 t market catinues steady, and :id. to 4141. -.per lb. advance ou the prices of the last sale has beru paid fur sleeted lot•. NORTH AMELICAN PRODUCE. 'lF:Arad of a Later, dotal:Veto York, OclobTr 22, 1622 : —"The new crop of Colton is tiow coming into the South, rn markets in small quantities, but it is doubtful if the price will open so low as to taste it a safe article. The price is now nominally ■t 9 to 14 cents. per lb. fur Upland. flour 61 dollars per barrel; Wheat 130 teats. per bushel; Exchange 12! to 13 per cent. priallont." HOUGH TURPENTINE is without alteration, but Spirits are about ls. lower. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. FltUlT.—There has bees so public sale sitter last Tnea. day ; but there Imre bees sure sales made privately; the fuss cargo of new Turkey Figs has been disposed of a the following rates:—Flat at 60s. to 635. per cut.; pulled in quarter boxes 68.. to 704.; in drums 7 - 24.; a cm go of new Spanish has also been sold by pirate cuutract. Currants Continue steady. SILL—The prices orThrown are again Is. Inwer,lint raw has hecu mote steady, sod our last quotations hare beet. ge. 11 rally tobtaisied. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. latsat PROVISIONII.—Thr prices guoird above fur am Provisions have been paid for this seaaou's curing, but the tranasetions havebeen vet) , limited. Butter is lower. [t►mes° Stman.—The mask. t for lumps is rather more Arm, sales of ordinary large fur packing have been made at 75.. In 76.. per cwt.; loaves are generally about la. lover. Or commits Oils there has been very little business done, and prices are 21. to 31. per tun lower. Seed Oils &awe beta in fair demand at former prices. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Novemart 16. The Coovox market hes been extremely llst all the west, awl the quantity sold is uuly 3,500 bags; these rooms of 1,200 Bowed at dial. a 81,d.; 280 Oilcans as 7J. a NJ. and • few at 11J ; 430 Teiniemee at op. a tild ; 200 Sea Islaud at 134. • 161 d., 20 stained at 1014. ; 200 p t ., nam 111 d. a 1114 ; 220 Bahia at 91.1. a 10, 1 4. ; 33. 31.,..h..., at 1014. a 141. sad a few line atet 101. I.; 160 Innis Nova at 911 • O ld; 1111 M ism Geese as 811 a 0.1.; 140 Demerara at OJ. • 101 d.; 50 Barbsdues at 71J. a 814.; 40 Carriacou at 9 1 .1., 10 !Lesbos at 154.; 20 Sent at 61d. ; 100 Bengal at 61d. per lA. The besieees dome during the week has barely supported the f..roaer quotations. There are 1,300 Surat. nemieure4 for public sale neat Friday. The impart ibis week is 5,870 bags, via. Bombay 1,352, New Orlean• 447, Chat [Mum 1,151, other parts U. S. 838, and Brasile 1,884. The Sugar market bar been very dull all the week, magi milady for brown descriptions; the public •al.s have ens. misted 01'900 had.. Jamaica, Demerara, Antigun, and Barba_ does, which have gone of very heavily at • harsher redo, lion of Is. per cwt. and only about 650 hinds. sold: 500 bags of good white Ileugal offered yesterday were tak,u to at 7',s. per cwt. In Foreign descriptions nothing doing. D. WOW." Mobilises has sold at 411 s. sad one Int very fine has brought 31s. pee cwt. The demand Cu, Coffee is quite suspended, and two small public sales which were attempted found nu buyers. In Pimento, Cocoa, Glove, and Rice, nothing do ing. Rums are steady ; good Jamaica. have brought 2.. 2.1. per pilau 18 0. P. sod good Demeraras 21.3 d. per gsllmi 320. P. We bare had a good demand again for Logwood this week, chiral on ipeculaito• iu Campeseby, of winch 600 tons balm been wild at 91. Oa. a 91. 10s. fur fresh wood, and 400 tons Jamaica, ordinary to good; at 7/. 10r. a 81. 101.; the (unser is now held at 101 and t►e latter at 9/. Cuba Fosiic has sold at lil. bs., Jamaica at It/. 10s. A farther advaacii of to. per cwt. has bees °Mallard ria Ashes, bat the sales are very limited at t►is advance, poly 900 barrels have bees sold at 44a. fur Haulm al Puts, 48a. fair Pearls, and a small parcel at SOL The Hides ufrred this wes k have brought full prices, and COollift of 1,109 alltOOP Ayres Cov sod Os, amino; 0 . ~~ .1