The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1814-09-20 00:00:00

► • 'l 3672. /' ./ /: ruE NOVA Ib iiir ir I rafirrly - :e nee. per PI I. wins by In E.I. b .., Nome at "-L.4 NE c,. Andosai .411.4alate. Mr Ms ; Captain Molitor, 2 ! En m s os F iilikland. Mr. Holland . Army Mr nJllllllli L iu% t rrrsircrr, lIIr Joalnistosa. Ura Malaprop, ~../411m; Jd,n. Mei Daytona Lanjuiak, Abs. I , un. v. Mr. Itatt...op I ...L.. ta w,ll iw klustt it Flrire TI I lit., %I. Cathy, eaptaiu Alerteo.ir irreerh; Cape :mw, MI Lure gruel.. Emil), Mime Punk; Cicely, Mimi it, it 4 t.. h. s.pettril at haltpaat Five r. Crock, the Per. j.., torszsa at italf pa-t Sox prtrtorly o .v.l oat Ptrew to he taken ist Mr Sowor.r. 1.4 .trex I. b is till Finn. Imola *ilium ray la rad a P. ; VI-eon %) p 7. —Are I P. . :le IM. Pit. 3. rood p „ t. lnrrr Get. re. ta.--tkrusad Proe, ri.per 11..0. .. I. -Serino! l's lit. Oct nmusally. th. C...0.dx or Wild flats--ngth -rtr viers of It noti.or. 4 eorniet. the (.moody of Thr Hypocrite, sad Tbe 1 1. 0.241, TIMATRE ROYAL, cors.vr-nwerms To -1108110 W, WEDNESDAY. Sept. et, !in!, acrid*C"!TiePP.!* of LOVE IN A VILLNGE. y"ning alesilow., Mr. fGettair,, in which hr will • tiol has Ai. th. n faXil i , l brr truth ." Mau. I I. •51. u, with thr.pliular &Hail of Tlx " %Ili* Stl . • will tbi. Ow Romaiier of !tit:it it I) C(Et It 1)1 . 1 I.le)\. Pal-wt. Mr. 1 1 41,10... tr; •4trpihrivi T'... Dams +ill k ..p nest at ball-past 1 - iv.. o'l;lntic, and t! P: iy h-iin at I, iii . :pa..t Rix . !tiers for itir b. , ..r.i b. t.. bairn of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Ofirr. Belt Ain i t, room Trio till r.. 111 • j;„ %c ., 1• ; r.tu.l Pt et 4. 3. &I --Pill, 3. 11 41. ; Ser.M.l --4kalirry, •t• uoil Price, 1, Gaiter), !wow/A PAW. ea - - 4111. Erich' . tie hrrioua tirrra of Artattrxes; oftrr which ir a n. w Cowie liallrt. ratkJ Doctor 5an r....10; or. The ha (hit witted ; In which Illutanw Burl EAtillr. of the. !total Andre,.) at Vol.. and Istr of the t:. A.i t /p. nal Remo* wk. will ra►. L• r iirtt app. :waste , twit al. lat. Mama. foothletl on an Illiatorical fact, tailed i lit I•.R of 31la t aiiietiew ; or, The Forrst of Dowdy ; bas twit. I primiratiaw &ring the aisatiwerr t and will be piti traria tia Mawday oral. p i shlse err rr.lwrifull• informed, that 111 E% f it K hewing andermaii various A Iterettelts, rrly Item rinhrlisAmetentr, rill he OPENED fur reins THIS tIV ENING, TIJE , MAY,. Aro :0, re as Oir t• ARIAN A L ADDRESS will be •r•Lra Raffia{ eAre which, their Meknes& Screams s ill Or Coss& r' 'THE RIVALS. CArTiON T M FR ATKINSI)N, Perfumer, Ni.o 4.i„ Cyr -4111 esni.dnet. maprefiilly mantas the Plbbr, Mat on iv:rnierid *f the glad r-fetwiti of his CURLING 1 7 1.1'11.1 ard VIIICTA211.1: DYE:, wow eititnnr iwnirroa nee insp.:- • *reran* kind on Ow Paidor tionwkron Ant seek arre....ary d &al seep own roan, h ord.-feint I.l..arrnida M th: ni lad 'Cream. J A. noinid nut greo4ll SO WKe Dori onionailtooe, tart 11 ant thst hr essephimes fleet euteetwos etrours., ski. aupprwrl Wadi. OM 4 we prepaid... 6, mod I.e. so cos- .p.e.. eisnal le tweephsie et the hest .1 A sere fere sh.ck. is a illotql ..sere. dal owe only hr n 11. dr.l Intro., and oar Peopone.ir of OM Curtest rlisi4 •04 1..... table Dp.. het C.ibt he gweawente the s map.. ..v. and c..dap4.tr sd.td6 Mr dipped t the hod v., • sa she as • petddthe drirrhoss To awned fnlur.. Ihr Pithier t.s •.k two • .Atisiss..•.*. Flewk= l 74llllolww% vegrobuse Dlr." and to wa• she lastteteett es the label eel the Lees we esr or I Hord • Ab snap War. 711 r rwprot.• 4 the Clullits 11..4 e. to (rim 11w Iles tvie 44 , 1911 i. Ike Iliehis SI seA WO ewe, a. Ike 111.. 1 sat, Ilaropoilb • tvirwiegollortirmos potions., peme..aw 11. ere,. tk. WO Mee K he awl Pe rwaseile, he tbr hell, . u. loweehat r weak oile-1111• 11111.-smil wr p a w.. the the Orr se is elliespor wry et led Stair wo few ISlVr.ter.. die. lon bront.fnl knees or law t. ma p e.. at. On .t MAIM sop awl vat... pr, ripind tour nn !b'4 ba not ws dlithltro tM into.. • the coiner telt does ewe. Ise en, se that • I oast at ff MOO .hll.lO the COO., id dew one Iless wish IMO .sod sr, wry. 111•••••11.1 11 tallltse nim b i eAd at kali . • cr.. • • loottle F. maw hot •411 To T TAYLOR. No 'O, `6.• 111 ••,..a, 1,10100 unhia Pi IN. lir EEL It M fluty 1114 'rut 11 1 n,4 Now is. trawan rm, rt. IV+ $1 NSA •11, lair I hair few pow boo aloAir Meth, , 1.1..1161. S ?Atka s I'lli - - • 4'4oaa sea ras• 1 ara. att wAsil rill' a Venter:el .1.. %lAA 1 $. 4,1611, fie .filite , 1..11 •11 atilt %.,rea.lLua all ever NI bash. I alt ar; la apply thr p0..1 •am ..saat at thr INesslls. 1... t Is. 1111.60.4 1 1. 1 P alt 4•1 1 4 aaly trasparary trip f I yaw tla lota .. awl (1.14 la Olt 141 to. 11.1 rekirlel os /hie, 14 to a Merit sky' t.... shon tiAt vita.. all wt., twt 1.51.1 a. rvsal... LI sat a rutapt t. al , a rt. «. that las irw..s l • ry.natesl of son ore..ar.. II I. NI Waal& to Ibis ...taalswo. I 0r.......1ear.1 (Math n..w 1110.34. 1$ .0 • :st wawa CV4OBlll* tam: arms tbs . tI. U. a acm sloth 1...te rill• 'totem& .1, I into tattoo .11 1.. 11.10 • box 1.1 • lb.. I Ilhooalol fall's lapivl ow. 1...4 r osa e.,r It• • .4 rual ). wo 116.• • I HMI,. I Ot11•16/911•10 . .1.0 orruvoltsetabir rrlaltaf..4l Issue. 1114 .aa **1100. , ...‘ 1 3sss ww, 11sual$ 114111 ettort.r.ll. sad walk awl daily. 1 wt. Inas OW $.$•••• tart. oa.rb I 116.. , kr001005s to tak., rtll rstabli.b lay loath w esa • 04vaal It ift oath 11.. Pawl ibartfrlt erstittoir that 1 •alsorlihe at)a.l4 Ihr. Vitt .surli tiamta arrS.trit. %1 ritutm)N. Oreatieupite. 'r Jody I. I . s. F. I. octet I du woo obj. it to tier above , • et 1,. ore. rue to Eae ttf. 3ooar writ Mittel v. 14 • •• . . I ts, the ...le nal)... taws. Thonewl..T3•l..r 1. II• at- ra ul she 14.,ya1tr••11.: .4 5.1112160,11... 1,11. •,• . at lan NIL ta New llsaike-•tre. i. witwTe, nit a *to* af ',a:. -soft rue maw Itstet•.ata Iv I 1: walan, Juni - tryl to the f are el% CIO mil Cminphstal , - s . 1 Its r mew:. sant In the psis Erneratiow im le.tbsears, nth that hat intaisie lirerery whish tars wf their prat . ..eine •.!...wl.l :away. ..It.ery , ... they flatter theswolves the arka.ranal ...minxe they ri.stuttow•ty adagia i .ter.l.a peewit.. inkiest th.• IlelLessm. wall be rate - abed by a .Laressiewg pablee as ass t a odattest4.l.... 1.. he I.hiastait, Rad vim! of atalpipt:ty. •014, lay thtu appmintsuent, for she Coillrviiimcc of a••••.' Irtiatt at a •th.lat...e. at the Perfenter ' .., St. Al lan • Om. I. P41111611* Ow Tay.shinp, ltq, *kforchatrect ; Wr Dvskttestwats's No. ?, 1 7 14-a get-b:11: vad lay. /1/10 per. • Sal rt.sa mastiff/mak Wyss in Itireat &data said In land. 94. (wit, malmt up with (silt anal plain .hrertews, Owe. by !mourn 01 ' rather s. a may core Owns ...hvo with elute, spee, arereay. and wifely. 1 , 4 N. Ls. Ty hma mth l flwat Illntaen is 'mkt' alp with .*asap. aaa which, Pay ..t IlwObassaiwinswr., is printed at the Stang. (.Itl.re, T. 'lsyl.w, Nu.% New pri.lze-str. halm. r Imeh sf• teal. Mt odors an mints t herilk, gii Nefkr, Mkt • QI...tRTERLY GEN nt COT'ItT of lIIP 11•11) by hells, their House t, eItwEDNEPDAY, tie Slat s, pfrnils r art , at iblevrti eels& in tk Csivitoon. JA 111:S colrn, S Nsidar7. rAarr TyrsiA NOUSE, 81 .1" r• 7 ; 1814 THE coNiMITTEF: (143HIPPr*: 6 . 1 the cOUIRT of DIRACrOftA of Mt U`;l :TO COM PANY of NIEKCHAINTS off ENGIND, tro4t ol to Vie 'Art IN in Eq, ft, ItrrcbN o”-e Vol ler. That the Cuilautslas Ist 1 he crafty Agri.. refit, PrupatUth is sritiuz uu uf Mow WEDN FALUN. 111 10 14, free such iu mon, as tally he to h. ill on the'xivtr Thom" sou RbiYS, of the bitetteu of aboo t (37 tom.; t.o• the wrier i t:tc, said CulUp.tny. The Tetul. rs, with the wont." Telider t•I 1,1'041 !toys," ell be .6esernllv to-aI"J ar a n d left with tin! to the cii.l etttllnlittil . . :It Or before 'Fri hr o' Clock al N.. 1.11 on the 5ei , 1214 iustant, beyond si hid. b atr uu TeMkt' M • II be I - crive.l JO"; DA RT, it-st rlr sty The proptts , (l dionetesiong, and other maylue know.' quoit application to CaptaiOuscph f 1 ashlers tttt t the 314,ter Attendant. at thus 110. use GIVILDSIALL, LON DON. 241 September, ill. FIE COMMITTEE for lettioti the City'. A 1.4.44 1,111 inert at GOll4llBll. London, 03 TV ES I)AY. the 17th day of September Orilla, at Twelve o'Catell at Nome to SELL by PUBLIC u cnoN et to such enation% t.halt stern be proiluoed) arterial FREEHOLD 1101'SFS, situate is Beerh:strcet, Ba,rAkan, end is Crowd str. t, %Kodiak* is Six Ixotly viz— Lot L Couipti.ing Tw/ 111;meelt,. NMI . 8 on4l 9, .ott the south side of Itteetit;treet, Subject to K".' '1 to Mr William Butler keel yaws, from 3lidnewsunti, 171H1, at tie clear 'curly mot of 51 105. Comprinsw Two Hamm, Noti. 2 and 3, on the math •ide of Crowastrrol, 'object to a le•.r Emote.; to Mr. Jahn Itch! for 61 rears fnma Mittattamer, 1605, at the clear yearly rent of 211. Lot 3. E;ouoist I Two flootore, Nor. 4 and 5, on• thn `r ..ttth .4.1 a 01 Como-alert t, 'object to a I. a-, granted to II• 1318.74 Itl th.• fn. On *tart, from Mittenntoter„ 11306; at tlw rlcar yearly rent of 11), 414 Lot 1, Cumin t•otz a Hoare, N 0.6, on 6.......11114 aide of Crown-dm I. -object to a low grants .1 to )1. Joao ols B r owse y aw on tiara. frost MiJaaasufacr, 11016, at the char yearly relit of 7f. Lot 5. Votopriaileg a !loose, No. 9, on the aoeih side of Crowootrect, ashler* lo a Irmne g. nutria to Mr. ‘3.lltana for 60 year., from hlidasontoer, 11106,. at the ckar 'elute rest of 71. Me M. Lot 6. Coloprioloar Too llnsaea. NO.. 11 and 9, or the tooth side of Crows street, sol4et I to • lease z.a art, 10 ‘b. The... Phillip f ur 011 from Mida•wmer, 1400, at the door yearly root of 14/.1x. 0.1. The PI tSM Ming limey hr rteneli. by burr of the tenants, and total. tl Porherektra thereof may be had at the Pomp• hulk is Ottkc, Gaddh•* J(/: BCSIIN.t?I, Comptrobil-r. 1. 14" i PROPRIET.% IR FA 1W lIENTF.3 SUIt I.F. IiI.M.:I4IINRMEN r ERA %CA Mt. 111,S IZ4 )IV. Airfield ru Ist Color lloyuk, Iva • • Paris 15, Roe 11& Prlil ranraa, • .0 nr 44 prreriar y. Propririairea k NCO •iir k (7.111.11141Tie11t Well re risme El. la Iterlrai.iiicia 45. ei • ll..jvi, &sew •dm •he f;arrerbwarrat et rM. *-aiumisaaire • manual, Aral •Irt t per • c Majr.l4 .I'ru tri. 1.1 PG rerp. Ilmie oil.. r.l INT...stew dr lavarraip de s' • ..1 •••• gni struisiii dim * M. e1r‘•10 r Jrao lASollrft, fierensisti Jr I. 111;11111110.Vilipie. Tl..tTi:vr IMI'F:It1.11. 1)ININ(1 T %DI awl l'almit Teat,'tzar harbour'', :sod Mu tt.: T-. 41.,, • ch.:mat IL. •I. ••• lurnp use, tool istool tivr troll to! O. 4 • I Is It Improved SJI4 1., and I 11..1. I/4414, hr. • - , gr, 1 • •... r Ir t and Ti ut finks, F ur . Is .11 rola i okte I'. I Akl4. Chair'.. II ith prom othorr.ooroomentell :loot 500v5.."..1 A.tirks of Fiaroitture. AL.. a err ...1 asa so. y rat. 0..1.• As.uttior•ol of I: phol-trry 0100 l 47abiwt i I.—, top forilmlailiu rompirte, relay toosotef•.•turest, le Arm m s i•lerl sail fa ..aikh a w huh 11055..• in a few .6' , e•clromte torokerr. s w oon .1: I. oat aeg orvrtal o unipkting their Lotto IA .1 owl IT. ••1 Ind... .1..1. %nay •••••.e. by M41111:1711 sod s. I o". soot , II rA.-- toren. la and 17, eat!' Tine , Ire. I, Strand, 1m trims the mod twol. rat, , tur promipt (fly moist D R. FR KENIAN'S ntirrA SAI.ITTARiS the mu* spray c.I Speciar for tismelintir and Ye 'torrid ettoapbtat , , toad (.1 i•I y E 111110.1.11 awl Impurity of tlec tie mlosatie l'iimplaials an the moot grams, nushidy of es , British dist son, no (*sut! I-, more or Ivo, exempt from art Cicy saws throe« It .- in a tinsel, of ways ; tlr y and other disrawil /date . IM s ki n; l ip, • r r e nsio los• of appetite, mikar‘o, mud tic. jrctina of •iiir.o.; and the mass of blood being 'mobilo, foul, st incispilsk of allforilinti. a health , ' :apply of• nintrishrnent in enable the function- of Mi. In primes ly and actively perfermeil .% • a remedy from all imisisvilies from this lb I n mais's fiutla fkilestaris pi "veil itself, Ly reptoats .... .o 30 years, a metaln sperifi - and never failing , riser: it Ecq.1,... s 4014 .1 &a bott , r. of thus tissaileahir rites to renstist.: the mit4 übstiorte sail isiveterate Scorbutic f' ~,,, plaint Al th is 1 .., rod of the mitten it is well known the Scurvy vat ,t . ,•..ouctittriter% are mush to Ise dreadmk and is every cow to titian where they are prrentent, the above 111.-ilirine is reeismoseinled as the only ordain means of miring as Well as met. mint; the malady from breaking out ; nor is it Hess the eirrost , of rt sell-known con t,p,, n , slorli penances a certain Di.4"..11• that embitters the suinert of eisjoyincial ; every injury arising from Ibis taint, whether est.-malty apperwfmg ise latent in t h e ri od ir mly gri d safely removed by it. without ttw necessity of confinement, o r dame colter reetrictiana whirls noslismirs of a less ouperioi and active kind rerinice. It is theref eirotionenileil t.• Youth of both %ears, and to those who are shoat his roils r into a inarrical ,tar, and would to proses-re firm health 31,4 3 -6.111111 constitution. by it tle.y will be treed 11050 debility to which their irregularsties may VC1111 , 4' , 1 thorn, Milt he restored its their swigival strength and viZrllir lif h.ohit In the diseases of the Female flex, n twee weak's , . u sit perilominnist, it never hula to cheek the ranse .41.111 r thin e,.y other lledicine, and to L tit'e strength, animation, and tvii. ral time, to friary weakeuesl Instil ioa Sold at NIT: Baticelk, d, Chcarisle, retrtlrr of St. Pour . eLsirrls-suit, London ' • and by moot *Airlift Veinier,. in cvery comity taw*, is bottles at le. 9d. and to, fa, mat. Joie, . the pn. the saute, how much should_vu reduce the rent —Were this question! fo i naTe,l Sat fact, the remdt would be, that the farmer ivoul , l have an absolute loge of '2/. 10s. per ;1111/IbUI ;inn whea.the prices of wrivat are hi fact reiincyd from tls. tot's. the shove pn set in fit ion ea limn, tt pnietic.. well fointile'h man u.:11 is, the fanner's liotl-c; w'-'lll!teat thane corn ilyti !sty at n propothoustelt less fool he would keep hits ,tenant, a 94 618 fbmit , a 1119147 r frflortir tioluitely le ,44 Its a tt elicre; 4 :111'j Sll t t i otra N tio t t the forliser, ilea _very itt..le wouhl have his tltafits rt liatt.C4 - 11k % TA: 14a pr(•9.1411!) lilt dilliv -1117.11Th 19 Ow prier. wht at, by is ie.:l'4o'ton of Pe:etek. Milt would be enabled to tiny 31 prec c iortiona revs*, ei.4lo..clevristh3, awl retails to himself it sanilar profit. 111 C a be. t here y o u now allots one-furirdt of llw grins produce fOr rent, what Will the proportion tehis I: yon wawiii the hula of 'Mowing for relit in thus ye.,r 17941?Always1lte smile proportion. Is the landlioltles• them in a better xitbation with respect to.the necessaries of life, than be was 10 thu sync ilOO ?—I think nut ; muds the stmt, if his rents were always fixed in propoctiun to this then current prices ofwheat. - .. Combining all the Oreninstacees. you th ok the landholder is its tl me situation al he was in the year 1796 ?—N ry act; but he law an nit:resat of ei ‘is taxes to pay. , i Are there no many of the expenses of a farmer which will rem in the sanie,-"altlinti.4ll the va'itte of his produce ir dindisishisi.?-thlt thank they inar•re main the ‘same fora abort -period, bat not for:is number of years. . . My cluestiun of course . refers to trues ; if the taxel remain the saute as they ere now, his tXptIeSCS will not tap dintinislied itelsoaliortion.to the sup posed (lionisation in the eosins-Jar hitr istitylare, re ol .l tiesen to 4:ight :—No ; sts /or - u$ titer apply, eerti.iiilystiot.•' . '. , ... Whitt portion of an arable &limits expenses 'lO you emireive consists of taxes; emitiSive of the pro vrty tax ?—I think front abintt thror to live - per cent. upon the rent; upset a farm - ref./1001. a year the taxes would he front shoat IS/. to es/. a year ; 1 bike it lin titling hone will be 3/. 1.7%..411. whitlow tax miuml 7/. (about I.i . windows) drift horses, 10/. hermit duty tqa. a Mall .ervivit, if :my. 2/. Rs. Wteri sheik of rent:, neer:wiling to the ',rice of whewt, at 11%. w bushel, dial you let mt that rote ; gttwrally from lout, eight, to twetre yeant, voidable b)• either part ut the expinitiou of eit' wt. of those 'rentals. Ai eiwilitm to what prier of rout you let the lnt , rt isuarortino to the various prices .is tla? 1,4•;i1e I have put in. 1 have let but few fAr.iss *MI the present rear. 111,1 must of those Igo r...too:illy, ti /KM .1 scale tor 1-2*. iier !mallet for wheat, ‘r;tlt 11 pun that in case any year slie.price by e I.•bteduie (; tulle for the totinly where the farm 1111011141 be ulster 10*. mw..sistli •br Willi in suds rear to he abated,. hut ir more than 15s. of the rent to IK ta l 4 le4l. tliai uwovenaut 1a the lease? - Yes. this covenant in the lease, tin refer ents- wits had to the s fuli in the exlienses of the fiirm, licit you *bite that sou eapeet ?--It is supposed that the expenses will Tall us the price of trlient tills, in any considerable length of base during the _ _ Having suited that in the 'veto% of wheat falling helots Ins. a h a uls 1, tow-sixth part or the rent is to lw deducted, are yOll of opinion that with wheat at law. a bushel, the *tenant could pay the rent you fixed, without such othatemeut?-1 think he could for this year, because of the vacipai of the produce of hest harvest, which I consider to be at least one (mirth above an average crop. • • Suppose the harvest to be one-fotirth below au average crop, could the tenutot *Word to p 15% the in creased rem, in coinietreuce of wheat rosingto a bushel ?--Certainly not, without ceonsiderable di iii i sss dims of profits. Its nott hut the COVVINVIt of your lease ?—Not pre cisely so ; • it is to be supposed for a nember ot 'y ears to come. that the crops will he norm an average. is not the increase or di ttt *notation of rent to be ole lemmasl by the prices in the Gazette for the year in abide the rent ueerues ? —it is to be determined by the average price of the year, from Michaelmas to kbeioaeluoas,iii which the MIA Atilt accrue. Then supposing the crop to be one-fourth below the average, and the prices in consequence ter that year to Its inure 155. would not the iticrensed rent accrue awl he paid out of the crops of that year? ; the tenant would be a loser to the amount of the delicieuey of the crap; but if the price should le •30s. or upw;urds,. instead of ISs. it would iu u great degree, or wholly, enable the tenant to pay the increased rent he must pay the increased rent by his covenant, though he muy be the loser that tear. • how long has the practice prevailed with you of inserting these covenants iu the (ease?—About toiler. months. What induced vote to introduce this covenant?— The uncertainty or the future priers of corn. If you were to let w lease at peewit without the condition. which IMO been alluded to, what V1411.1t should you put wheat :4?-1 think it ought to bear fur is kW' Cif Piev(eki years; but I Mut the same time of Donns, that very few farmers would wise it so high as at present ; the farmers are much ' frighteol at the appearances a the prices coatiog very low, or at least teey mettsid so to tie. is (last uppreheusion.fountici on the dread of a 110 W TO PROCI..dI3IA DISTRICT. (IPAOM " ?OK CORA Ai CROANTILR CRIRPOROLe.") M PELLE - a The first attempt to apply Mr. {beak's " Blis ter" to the interest of Irelaird, 'lois been made by some I4la . 4 istinte4 of the t malty of Tir - per.iry,. at a ntecting held in the en? . of.Casbel, aw Thmsiluy, the tit instant. occissiies w . as a's is . notorious that the et: ire Ataaistraies hod Phiee4hanters „r Jrdatri ituvt, he a thrown 11110 a tr..waul...bastly by the' proapeet of the " haired mai holster - :nutted 1,- . ;• that famous Art. So many phases with salaries of 7001. a year to rich—lo unto,' new assieSsittents upon use stroggling tenaiiiii-,-so sassily additions to the rack-rents --the. Grand -Jury CIA-es, the church rate*. ;mid the miorisiouatithes, °veinal so welly new golden Seel:e'er einoldinsinst, mid proutiaed so many hapisy occasion,; for'rint 'god eomissotiou.--: Aciawdingly the whole tribeS Lase fallen greedfly to work in each c*Aiiity • arid where : the appetite I'o.. salaried was intatteets district 'Was, of coma , . the moat .diseurbed. "'The hist Atomizes for the cooily of Tipperary hod rmalmckslv provettlilinot:i ttnutPit one, a. appear,. from lodge Fletcher:a . Charge; it irippelied that not •fevaer than ~foar warders had hero petpetrated* iii the . acipirity within• the haat eightrifs inniallts; and the rierPettators are still inscosivieted. 'l s hia.visotomita_now of outrage 4 ( 14 deemed a sufficient quantum for authorising die excommunications of the inhabitants from the pale tsf- tbe..hiw, and the imposition of . Mr. Peek's theimpoveilsheit and diooping ke ;11 ; .: r P " el s -e gi veu 10. 41r. Thos. . surd he (wtl►oui •erniitulting; as is. helieved, with his principal, the emstos R(,firtproant, Mr. Prittie) issued circular let ters. rtaloirillg a general utmting of the Nlagi'Stratea, to he held iu the Court-house of Caalwl, on Theo day. the put of September, to take into considera tion " the alarmiug state of the county." 'lbis trumpet being sounded, a pretty strong W muster folloed. First came some dozen of Par :10119, headed by their Archliiship and Archdeacon —the absent Clergy, indeed, were occupied by the urgent business of this season, iii gatheriug their tithes. Next, the regular " Alarmists," headed be two or three slrong-nteacure parties, an absentee Agent, an Attoraey. and three or four Cavtle•Cor vesposaleats. To thew were added a cluster of new Juatices, whose names we could oot learn, but, doolnless, posttessing some merit in the eye of Lord Some, however, of a more respeetable character, also %towered, amongst whom wag Lord Lisisiore. . The Inisiiiesa then cominepeed ; and, perhaps, a snore .clasuorous tool irregular day's work vats never exhibited. First, who should take the chair ? All the Famous cried out for the Archbishop : the Place hunters would have their Sheriff, Langley, who hp pened to he present ; but a majority objected, that the Aretibishop ought not to preside, as the busi aess was merely temporal; said that the Sheriff was slot quulitied, us it was not a County Court, or a Gesienil Meeting of the Freeholders; that, there fore, the chief's!' rank amongst the Lay Magistrates ought to pre-sit - le.—They gave the Chair to the Earl of Llasulaff. lust Lordship taking the . Chair, four of the Ma gistnites ruse at once, and motioned to speak alto gether for some time ; and, anon, it was impossible to distinguish the words of any ; but, at length, one of them (a Mr. W. Baker, of Lismacue) suc ceeded in making it . understood, that he would first speak to " a point of order," and he moved, " that all strangers should withdraw." This proposition excited the highest agitation, as it would exclude the anxious landholders and far.. whose properties was to be affected by the proceeditig; persons competent to assist with their iliformatiou and advice, if required ; and superior to many, even of the Magistrates, in. property and character. It was strenuously resisted by Lord Lis morel Messrs. R. Butler Lowe, Japhson Cooke, Peiniefather, G. Mstasey, Moore, Larkin, slid others. It was supported, however, by Messrs. Samuel Ja cob, Samuel Cooper, Sir J. Carden,. Lord liiirwar den, Win. Quinn, Rev. Air. Hamiltat, of Roserea (a Curate, lately from the North of Ireland), Rev. Thomas Grady; Rev. Archdeacon St. Leger, of the County of Cork, and others. Upon si division, the'contending motion was car ried by s majority of 33 to 26. Mr. Samuel Jacob then exclaimed triumphantly, " Policemen, do your duty." The Policemen accordingly expelled the laudboldere and gentlemen (not Magistrates), ahout fifteen in number. The Archbishop, who had voted with the majority, waited to see the cere mony of the expulsion, and then unaccountably quitted the Meeting, and retired to his Palace. Mr. W. Baker having thus attained a " close astembly," aind burred the doors well, commenced au oration; but in the first sentence was joined by a chorus of five other speakers, who all contended for the palm of precedence in the ineritoriousoli ject of the day. These were, Mr. Samuel Jacob, Mr. B. Bradahaw, Mr. Semite, Cooper. Arch deacon St. Leger, and he Rev. Mr. Iliimilton, of Itoscrea. The latter naitleinan, us a new coiner , and a new Mai,atrate, clawed a heariug in curtest', ren my . !ry and gfi back in September. My tithe:, have •beeu raid from vool. to , 2,000/. a-year, hut with great thtliculty, and 'poll honour, they ought to he much higher ; but the people are so retwlly round us, that I urn never ...de. This is a monstrous suite of lnr this and many other rea-ms 11111- cesiary to state, the couatf the Itasurrtefam Act." To this opinion the Rev. Mr. Hamilton nodded assent ; he was joined by the Rtv. T. Grady, of Littleton (who surpasses even the Archdeacon ►n mauageinent,) Mr. Samuel Cooper. Mr. W. Baker,. &c. &c. It was, however, opposed by r. L. JF. , plison, the brother-in-law of Mr. Prittie. ci forward Mr. Justice Wilcock, sent by Hover nit from Dublin. He seemed quite mild and merciful. compared with the Local tiers. Ile said, that Ire had it in coinunu►d to ray, that any recommendation of the Meeting, for ap plying the Insurrection Act was not likely to be acted upon by the Goverutnent:. but, if they would fancy the remedy of Mr. Peeler Act, they would probably be grattified. • . .• I The active Magistrates bowed instant assent to thiti' high authority. 1111 r. Biker proposed the " Peeling" measure, which would establish the new Placemen with salaries, to be paid by the Land liolde•r: and Tenantry. A doteu voices shouted assent, and great disorder ensued. Some few, in a corner, stood aloof, enjoying " the .fun,''' and up-; wed to take little interest; others roared and strained their lungs to the highest pitc!i. ' Mr. B. Bradshaw %%RS just heard to exclaim, " that the whole county ought tb he taxed." Mr. SAMUEL JACOB said, that ouly the paris'l rf Ardmayle (where the murder had accui HA) should be proclaimed. Itere a new source of discord WOG opened —each appeared eager to shift the " blister" from Ins own Barony to another. At length Mr. A. O'RYAN, of Banshaw Castle, said, with great energy—" This is the time to speak plain—here we are, face to face. Now, some of vou have beet' busy writing letters to the Cast full of 'all manlier of stories—let them come ow here with their information, if any they hay now is their time, and here is the place—not oe hiud the bush; or by private letters." This caused a dead pause; but, at length, .Ir. W. BAKER, and R. SADLIER said, in• a low tone, " that they had written letters, but they were mere answers to Mr. Gregory, and others," :sill pro tested there was no harm in them. • Mr. (YRYAN replied, and anew discord of loud and jarring . voices ensued. .After several hours, no Resolution mild be agreed upon—the Meeting began to thin—the hour grew late—and about halt' the original number de.- parted. Whets they were reduced to tiventv-five, Mr. - . BAKER, of Lismacue, moved, " That . the entire Barony of Mitldlethird should be proclaimed." [This Barony contains Cashel and Fethard ; and, in a corner of it, lies the fatal Town-land of A dinay le.] Mr. SAMUEL JACOB, Who resides in the Barony, again opposed tbis*motion, but suggested that only the ttiwalund of,Ardmayle (where he holds no land) should be prakaimed.—He was answered, that this could not be done under the Act, as not less than an entire Barony could be proclaimed.—Mr. Jacob pressed his amendment, but it was negatived upon a division, and he abruptly quitted the Meeting. It was moved again that the entire Barony of Middlethirtl should be proclaimed. Finally, the motion was carried by a small ma jority, after earnest opposition by the three Messrv. Pennefather, Messrs. Moore, Cooke, U. !Mast y, Butler Lowe, and some others. Thel other Resolutions were of minor import. suer but each created nearly an equal ferment. Indeed it was evilent that more deliberation and gravity were wanting to give weight to proceedtqa of this nature. The Meetin g broke up at a very late hour, having adjourn ed to the 2.2c1 inst. The Magistrates and Landholders of Middlethird are in a big li state of dissatisfaction, and exclaim loudly againSt those proceedings, and their conk queuces. A General Meeting is intended to be held imiine (tim ely, for taking into consideration the ecilichict of the few Magistrates who have so readdv rytltrd for this grievous imposition upon the Landholders and Farmers of Middlethird Barony. L it i 8 4' id that a Counter-Petition or Memorial ) bi-the Lieutenant is in contemplation, praying 'his Exeo - not to proceed upon thin harsh recommenda tion, forwarded by the M ag i strates. So much for this first taste of the " blistering" remedy for Irish discontents. Neither Lord Donouglimore nor Lord Hutchin son attended. None of the Bagwells appealed, nor Mr. Piittie. —Only four Magistrates attended froth Clomnel, namely—Mr. Jeplison ; Mr. Harding Bradshaw, the attorney' ; Sir Richard Jones, one of the Rich mond Knights ; and George Grace, the Proprietor of The Clonntel Herald. The removal. of Geort.re Lidwell, Es4l. from the . Magisterial Bench by the Richmond Government., was most sincerely re gretted by every independent Magistrate on this occasion ; hie piesence would have operated powerfully on the nervotr3 system e Worship-alt " Peelers." :- • ' o " 0 • ' '-' 6 ,e 4 " . !. liv. "7 , .c . :.#4,• '' • •t's•- •.• . ,k 1 •.. ,-- "°' # '43‘ ''. •• .. rb 4 1 1, ' 49 • , .. ( b . •-. N, a li . . . ..... er , , , , .--- , i- -1 ., ,41 •1 .1 ---- 4 . . ! ... •,„. • . . "'IMO ...., % ••••••• ....... V . 1 . di . • . . . - ... • . ..- , -.. • ' . . . . . . . .• . tr ri........... u arwer.weawwwwewarruarwasewee•••••-••••••" *.- 1 ,..........................5tre TUESDAY, SEPTEAII:IAt 20, 1814. . . - -, • •IRRlttg SiniX . PSINCI: HALFPENNY. • --- - . . • • RANK OF ENGLAND, Serr. 17. 1414. CORN. ; ' large impart, or what etcher cirCumStßuce*? - -T 4 y ' mid it unti, coaceded: however, the modesty of his • T HE COURT •.t DIREt:TtiRS qf the Gtl- rEnNoß sad CO3J PANT of tic BAN I: of ENG• _..-......... . aay, in conurnuetut•O of the peace; I, suppose t arry comedßofion overcame him; be took the attitude ' • iumu lrEq o r THE - rviDENcc TAKFIV DEFOUF, 4E01: CO3l MONS. mean in leipectittion of large importations... of u-apeech, but his articulation tobatinately dia. LAND, owe Nriliee. Whattis the effect of tluv.pailic upon the prewait obeyed every call. The deep flush of his face ma. That a 4:ENIERat. COURT All he held at the Ihnh, THE COMNIWITE OF THE litpt' occupiers of land ?—I have had soise 'few Of them' . infested his acute sensibility; but, in a word, he on THURNDAY NEXT, the 224 inoinit, ut Eli vin in the • -ay to Ise, that rents most he aisated ;. lint I have could not get on. _ Turenoon, h. er•mider of a InIIDEND, uhieb*iil i1i,..• b^ -- frvm our Paper ..f Satarilayj . listil no serimis applit2tions of that tort. Arclide•d(llll ST. LEGER came forward, and de- oar of the Quarterly °racial Courts appointed by the Charter. IMBIAT RUST, let -Mary... - Will they couttime.their system of-tillav ?--lii - dared that, upon his honour, he looked upon ths .EAST INDIA HOUSE, Avn. In, 1511. Nil . . William Ilenning's E xuti i;lution--coutbnir , d. , t i l f ie ti f i tt a ru; ; u o 7 l l , e i r i tn h y a,6 terr no . l t k hLy: v i , r i e ol 'hei ly u i Ld ;i t t : : s e y vis at%m r : , heja wlitile infi c ; o r i i i n n ii t ti y o t n o o b f e a v pe as f t a l ct y disturbed is it tu vis rliel ; he its harl piv tli: liE COURT ?LI) Lit P.CTORS of the . lip)" carte to cal ,o,,ie gpsi an its.-simption 61 that tritaott ilitvc rrliksad id their mud , * of Init4talfta ;t1•!!' Provtor, a very 10 ) , u1 111:111, wont - he couid ' fence, " to my living every summer fioin England, •••• .11 irnmrAw - or mrstrnAvrit of ENfo. wh'i* ?ing st A:. a lot,itel, tfir t* , :tg'lc•cs l'entaining tea)' upon. " I come. over here," soid 164 it. ...-- LA!'llM, trocioal to lac EAST INN I.:, do 'octet,' yire the .nine , and the profit to the farmer remaini:e. diy, rai ai:rtai . Gt . o ( f T t o l.1 1 :)l e r u l:4 0 ' ,1 1 I veg t k ) W peaces. ii 1