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tRELAND.

DUBLIN. JUNK 15.
Doctor nissett's promotion to the Bishopriek
of It.phne, the Chancell..rship of Armagh and the
Arehtlesconry of Ross will heroine: vacant.
We hear that the Arelideaconry of Kilfenora,
vacant by the de;.th of Dr. lievoy, ni given to the
Rev. John Whitty, of Tilde; and that the Rev.
R. Brew, Curute to Venn Stephenson, at Kit-
regions, is to succeed Mr. %Vhiety in the living Of
Tulle. These appoininieuts have already taken
pkce, as we have good Immo to believe.—e(kaisit
Chronic* j

We are parry t• say, that within the last fora.
night, fever has inerein.rd very considerably iu this
town rod licighbourhoott.—(Heyle Pipe►.)

STATE OF THE COUNTY OF LIMERICK.
Ott MOIKINY last Serjraist Torreiss presided at •
Sessmiss, under the Insurrection Act, •t the Coun.
ty Cowl-house. There were four men tried and
acquitted. The Learned Serjeaut also held • Sea-
men iis the Cu, Court, bat ►w persou appeared foe
trial.

CORONER'S INQUEST.
.44 logoeollaeld at Reath, coooly Kilbeooy, sod Biros,
orthook bArooe Cot, Heory Briscoe. sod Edoro.d
T. Woe, Euro. Mogistraors, oo the body of James Rowe,
opilmo moo slot deed is Ibe moils' of Tboroday, the SOt ioot.
lb. Sollooriog whims,* were eramioed

Newborgh Regenerates', Medical Astealmat at the
Wbiteitborth Dispensary, swore.—Examined she body;
found she deceased emote by his death is estierweeses of a
ganaelist•roesi, which altered about two label, ostler tbe
left shoulder blade, and abort she same distaste from the
back hose, sod having perforated the principal Merles of
Ilse heart escaped at the right shoulder.
Richard t)ooly, of Kilmeekoliver Mills, swors..—arpmed
that he was going hunk from Carrick; wee stopped tied do.
lased by the military statioad at Search. Deposita drew out
his wady sod sold the &direst who was talking to bite,
thed it was thee uoly sine o'clock, and that the subject bad
lIW ellasiseles law, as the saw set that ranks, obssiffia
seksslissgssi eight; that while Whin to the Serjeaat,.Mrs
mem pad by riding at one horse, which was cubist as
may as was possible for • borne so to; beard IM seatlsel,
who an within a few yards of him, cry " Who comes there ?"
limed Uo mum to the Gras elialleoge, hot to the steeled
bard Me saes answer " A ft iead;" beard 'labia' farther
sail ho saw the sentinel rag after them, to the hest of his
belief, shoot 38 yards; sew him Ore, ..d saw she two men
swish* horse fall; iv sate the aeetioel, if be wished, might
bare grilled the hone by she bridle.
*mai Lap, publican, swore.—Was standing be hie boas
es the evewiug of the 6th, was aim the dour; saw two nes
ding by ea ewe hone; shortly after mar • ealeiev with a
gilsrand lined Ismael its hie Mad peer in the same direction,
ewideitly is permit of said atm; ,immteliateil bawd • shot
Magi amain In whist Me meg sad soldier passed; moo
seise which his wrailosmant, who was standing et the dace
Mess/ In sod said Mom two sees Wen elm; Mot about Usti
ma Mew after, eenewrieg to look out, be as. two men Wog
es Ms read at ushers theism* etemiagly dead, with some of
Mt military shoot them.
Jobe Satiety, serjeant 52d rtgimeet, sweeo.--Was
to • Gentleman who •as dastard ea she road about the
hoer, as be believes, of half-pant also o'clock (the Gash,
tam was preseot); beard a Met is she direetios of She pub-
limbosse, believed it to he, as .early as ha coold gems, or
polite the dour; west to she apes, sad saw two toes lyseg
ow the road ; retartied to the sestiooksad asked him if be
bad reloaded again and was aseweted that he had ; me In
the barrack when the misdeal lekbla poet ; did sat beet Wm
challenge ; did wet see him relmego Ms peel, la commemore
of the horse the Gentleimso rode Mimi betimes Mtn mid the
poblie.bonst. The seders which he reweleed from hie slicer,
sad which be delivered is permit to the seabed, William
Nelms, was, slat he Amid 41•11mige,sed &Mk envy per-
son whMover after sine o'clock ; that iv east soda parser or
mimes should eat obey am is steppes immediately he was
to alarm the goad, ha at ma ammo. whatever to Ire all
aa attempt was made to deprive him of his arms; is
sore so such attempt was made ; the Met was bred by the
soatisel.
Samael Aldan, private 6141 rogismist, ewors.....About
Mama sioe o'clock in the maim' beard some people
cowing ow the road ; called to the seatisel to let him limy
it ; beard the medial call " Who anon there ?" imatedi-
ately maw two toes ridsog me sae hone come to the of
the read ',pails the barrack; beard the monad call to
them to come back ; heard Them mower it was eat their
read ; beard the seatirel ask where they. were going; heard
Mese mime, " bowie ;" saw the. slam iho horse and pot
hiss to a fell teal; sow the sestina &flew them; heard •
voice toy " Fife r sad is two seconds after saw the modal
; immediately mw the two rare fall; raw --.
Nel-
asn, did out haw has sermon, Ire the AM.
Mary Haney swum.—ls arrest to Laski Easy, par-
ting' ; was standing at ben master's doer • little outside;
saw two sea oe our horse cumin op the road; said to
somebody iaide, " Here are two more who will be taken ;"
braid the mama cry, " Who roma there ?" heard so
answer; heard the Bestial call to come kis way; heard dram
answer It was out their road ; heard the stiattael ask whore
They were gabs ; heard them attester they Were Evict home,
sod ou "there else ; heard the 'endue' call to 'Lets to stop,
or be would shoot them; saw one of them immediately strike
the horse sad psi him to a trot; sow the waist! mimeo
them, and pile her about sixteen or seventeen yards; saw
him Ore, sod when the eremite cleared away saw Iwo Men
lying on the grimed, sad • horse euttsoug away; is sere it
could not he mere that two or three miaow. after site
o'clock, as the roll was called as the barrack, such she
heard called; knows it so be exactly at wire; saw the sol-
diers cossa est iffisiartly, at araials time the shot was tired;
heard • voice cry ono, " Fwe knew the malt who rode lest
out the horse to be Mr. Val. Cogblao of Cowen, she other
she did sot then know, by reason of his back being turned
to her, he sitting as wanes usually do ; has foetid risme his
Baia was James Howe, the deceased.
Verdict..." Willa Alsrder" evilest William Nelms.

?he subscription is Dartmouth few tka suffer* 4risk
swienoia Knead) to 901. and will Ire much Increased before it
is cloyed.

The North Devon stag hounds have, for the lest
month, been kept by the Hon. Mr. KNIGHT, at
Sisuous-bisth, on Exmoor; cud having been regu-
larly hunted twice a week, great spurt and amuse-
meta hays been afforded to the gentlemen in the
neighbourhood of the forest.
At the opening of the new line of road frame Ito-
borough Down to Tetietock, a very appropriate
cosaplunetit we., paid to the distinguished Noble-
men who honoured the Committee with his pre-
sence, rod by whose munificence this greet public
improvement has been effected. When the pro-
melon ■pproechral the new hridgebaht aver the
river Wslkham, Mr. Eisen, the Chairman of
the Committee, advanced before the Duke of BED.
FORD, and his two sous, Lords WRIOTHISLST cud
CHARLES BLISSCLL,•ud announced that the b►idge
on which he Own stood was thenceforth to be
called '6 Bedford Bridge." The tissue was re.
ceived with loud cheers, and his Grace appeared
to be highly sensible of the compliment thus paid
him by the Committee through their excellesat
Chairman, whose health he proposed afire dinner,
with three times three, prefacnig Ws twist with a
very high ealugium on the talent and seal displayed
by that Gentleman, from the commencement of the
undertaking. the seccessful completion of which
be bad that day witnessed with lunette astisbicituu.

110 THE ',EDITOR OAP THE BRITISH PRESS.

fill—The Gleseettet Josreet et the 19th of April cos-
tal,' t►e folloolog se►ration:—

• CONSECRATION OF THE THIRD FOREST
CHURCH.
0 Thursday last was a joyful day is many hundreds of the
poor, iadastrions,aud loag. aegieeted ishabilattle of the Fo-
rest of Dela. Their owiaber io the whole Forest ailments
to &boot 5,000, aid said within a few years they bare had
so •ied Modeler, aor aey church appropriated to their wee;
in roissequeoce o! which, deplorable igoorasca and awful
reglect of religiose duties hate preirsiled, for they were as
sheep without a shepherd. Oar orcis.beloveell sad lade-
fatigable Dilacesan, who bad previously consecrated two
churches no distant parts of Ibis Fewest, and Wag cont..-
Plated a third foc • distrielaitatsialag 1,500 souls as yet es.

provided fore prormithi ‘semeled soh; by the
Pet,. •••• Derek's of commallss. About dews o'clock the
,Itteh°lo proceeded to its Amok. his bashfully situated
I. the 'oleos relieelinst of se iseiesese Forest, 041 so
ossisiosee commandiai views cm every heed of sadalstlng
slopes of heist 'realm., richly orsisomeled with shady
woods. The church is as elegant whim, most substantially
built in the Gothic seam Its Waled OM Is octagonal,
aid coats's' likings fee 0111 nosess..d I. capable or re.
niving about 1,11011, Mae Is aim a bendereme tower at
the west end; the whole 4soiling is lielsbed with much
lasts, sod would Man mussamt to any se oar siloent tad
wore civilised districts. They Who ramsmbered the former
deplorable state of these poop foreeters,sei sow beheld them
Is den but rustic garb, with healthy taws, eowllleaaweeei
lookiug up otitis eagereeso to receive inaiructim front a
Christian Bishop, will not moo forget the sole.. teeeseha-
ACh as Bishop of war Apostolic Church, surrounded
by such a congregatios,ialtink for the first time I. their own
mortuary, is prayer sea praise, sad is the hallowed moms
of our ',comparable Liturgy, pain's forth hand& seppli.
ratios. sad ardeut aspirations to the God of Hearn, pro.
seated a seese riblet calls for &rosiest thriaksgivings.
His Lordship, with .sch affectioo sad digalty, addressed to
them in as impressive discourse frets Psalm midi. I, 9,10.
The whole coagregaiim were very still and shuttle., tied
after contributing at the door *early 301. towards the com-
pletion of the work, dilemma. The eye could behold them
op they retired shag the wisAitig ways, at intervals omen'.
Id by shady groves or bearding oaks.
la solemn troops asd sweet societies,'

returning homewards, highly 'retitled, and musing en the
mentireme this's which had NOW tis psis le their days. We
aro the advocates of Cheistiao minions abroad; but we own
we feel peealiar deli& ik Morrie( that the Gospel is stow
etoi.veyed Mt our owe once rilemitater and almost Pagan fel.
low-coastrymeo. We rejoice, too, that ear Apostolic Church
hes stretched forth her Mad to administer the bread of life
to those ate perishing' for lack of kmairledge. Surely the
prophet's deism is berets la part tecemplished. ' The oil.
&roma and the solitary place shall be glade and we will
therefore venture to adopt the rapturous iavonitioe in the
same prophecy, in the review of all that God has wrought
foe thie people. 'Slag, ll ye Heaves& ; for the Lord bath doss
it. Shoot, ye lower parts of the earth; break forth late sing-
le', ye mosetaias, 0 forest, and every tree therein, for the
Lad hash redeemed his people, sad gloried himself 4
)sreer—lsaish, :lie. 23."
New, Mr. Editor, it se happens that I was bees sad ave.
tared is this same Forest of Deem; sad, feeling isdigeast at
the above lung atrlng of palpable esiseepresestation, 1 offered
my remarks to the swevitecia/ papers, whose Editors being
safortuustely ionseaced by the same evangelical spirit,
they reject my plats olatemest of fed*, sod endeavour to
stiße those truths, which I rely es your liberality to bring
forward, sad to record in your more (alibied pages.
The beildiag of the new diarrhea is the Forest of Dean,
marked the period of extreme esirreyreerstalion as to the
" deplorable state" of its inhabitants-4 twesty.lwo thou-
sand acres, without a place of worship," was a onislatermeal,
insidiously offered to the credulity of the kingdoms as large.
Smelt were the specious ground* opus which the generosity
of the public was implemeit for creeks; the nobk dilcp
row dedicated to the Haly. 'trinity. The silence which has
hitherto bees observed towards this system of impealtioe
has embohlemed others to tread is the mme track, and the
foresters are sow represested as a set of Pagaos •' eager for
the first time to receive the isstreeties of a Christie. Bishop
of our Apostolic Church." Without coterie, Milo the gross
absurdities attached to the sadden end atirecnieur improve.
meet of these lung-seglected foresters" eo elrikiagly set
forth is the advertisessest of the last eamecratios, the
public will be enabled to Judge fur themselves as to the es-
py/Wm of these newly-erected churches, by °hernia( the
felloweag feels:—lo the font place, the endowment of each
elan* Is inconsiderable—not use of them is erected spots •
erg when it is possible to collect a eitogregatioa with-
out robbing the meighbooriug church or churches ;
sad it I. notorious that the use dedicated to the Holy
Tilsity is built within a mile and a half of four
churches more than large enough to hold twice the
population of that side the Forest, and where they,
hitherto, had heard the pure sad gesosoe docirion of the
Protestant religion. From the nomerous addresses offered
to the public, who would suppose that ibis Forest of Dean,
" these 22,000 acres" (4 where deplorable i(sonace, sad the
awful oeitlect of religious duties," have so keg reigned).
were for the most part only occupied by trees and shrub.?
Who would believe that the boundaries of ibis Forest, rig.
Mitchel-Dean, Ruardeas ManuelManuelHope, Coleford, St. Bela.
vela, Breams Blakeoey, sod Little Ikea,
.were almost the
only parts Inhabited, sad that excellent churches (with the
eseeptios of Bream, sow soder repair) were appropriated to
the use of each, and wader the juriedietios of the pretest
.Bishop of the diocese? Who that reads the advertiseasest of
the teat cossetratiois .(4,ficressive to the memory of every
former Sisk" of this dioerse, so fulsomely adulatory to the
pretest liebep, sad so palpably lasolting to every foreseer
of Doss) most sot feel the greatest sateeishaseat at the
wonderful, the maracskor choose sot ouly is the morals bet
eves " ire the ekan and rustic garbs, in the healthy, tawny,
countenauers of these pour foresters," all occasioned by the
simple eiresnarleiree of their beholding this newly erected
educe et " the tiothie order !!"

'rho syrtem of deeeptioa epos t►e politic ►u beta
carried oa su Wag, that the rsaf truth is imperatively called
fur, and the writer of f bear camel wanton defies the possibility
er effloridiction to the futfuwiug statement. That the Forest
of Mao, is every part that is inhabited had a church already
appropriated to that particular part.—That these furestvis
are out is a greater state of igvorauce tud heathenism time
ushers of the lower class wt the slaws (indeed, if I appre-
hended out the lispatatiou of pattialuty, I would deelarerhst •
mousy of them moan* latailertaal faculties oldie very highest
order). Aid, t►at if there had existed any necessity for far.
thee eecommodatims to divine wonbip, the eolsigiag of the

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*other churches would. It..we bees, is twiny respect ouch
ears expedient has erecting tom inset
1 so, Mr. Editor, yours, &c.
June 6, Int. A FORESTER.

NAVAL INTALLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNI 16.
Arrive] off the Wiest the Mersey, Beasley, lrioss Barba•
does.

Sailed the loyal Britoil, Peewit's, fur St. Adm.', N. 8.;
also a aled the Cambridge.
VELNOUTN, JUNE 14.
Sailed the Merger's of SoHanley packet. Baldoek, for Ja.
mama. Arrived off she Pen the Agars, Coolies, from Lisboa.

'VIM I.

Arrived the Lady Wellington packet, from t►e Leemaid
Islands ; sailed Gam Si. Thomas's on the Bth a May.
Sided the Alliance, Amity, fur Demerara ; and the Faatly,
Crocumbe, for London.

DEAL, JUNE 15.
Came down from the Rive► and sailed the Lady Sowing.
dun, Holdouts, for New 41.1eaus; Symmetry, Davideue, for De.
airfare and Tutuila; Bessrie, fur Geesada Madeira
packet, Allem, fur Madeira; and Salacia, Wileoa, forimwalea.
Arrived and smiled fat the River the Featured from be
South Seam, Ise. ; sad Jaw, Wiley, from loath America..

. .. . .
aims 16.
Arrived as sight aad sailed for the River, t►e Fame, Her.
•iaou, from Jewett's; t►e Nary Amin, Ruse, from ditto;
aloe twday t►e Durham, Drycleo, Drum Chanute; and the
George, hum Raluideasa.