The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-07 00:00:00

peeled. The acconote likeeriee twee is Molise that then
is • supply of p/671110411.., alNwußh there an se wiesus
perebam three • seed it appears shot Wei. mime met merely
from the isepoitolity of the poor to hey is coosequesee of
hods; so erweey, bat from the inability of the better classes
le staid deem, is cousequesic• of receiving so rests. Very
few is propotion la what emir of ability formerly are new
impel* of n hewing she reefs of others. Is wavy cues
lemiltimale d. wt weeise say emits from their luau's, sod
three who mold Nemec ly cootrebsie pounds, cosmos sow
samirlioste eleiliings. Maley mat.reauste arealows have pr.
rialeed in • oricquenee of want of fowl, and n Skibbereer
slow 4 SOO person are in • oate if siarvatios.
Tha easily ow* is, however, CNINK so, has the wrest if
pouts seed es inertly fell, suet sit plans where the pedaloes
suede& sod d.liewed nut for anwiee, she peressitsy have
reed them for Nod, we that much 4..4 is I. canopies°,
sees es. Is muse parts 1nc..1 Cumnsitte.• are forming, IN
others, nostritoothem have hem welded into; these are, how-
ever, very limited, zed fo n. the aerosols eereived, appear
wholly ilia& %nate le relieve woe le-If Ibises its wart.
liisome Flame she paw have sot ka.l soy p 050.491 for a
looltne or eft Weal t odes mod with water is their beet.
• RNA or born st eery isteMer sperebed-wp-Inase
Are, espahrohle .art 'eke, sod very moil cam only
racism the pollard NS If fuse of she mill", her. toting tinily
bought for hogs. The suns ext.-wive farmers is the pat isle
near Millatreet canned a Bard to pay hire to their laboimers,
as they reed le tta is other years, from the low prices of hot-
ter. miller, dim Ike., mod from too hoeing soy erf. their ears
crops of last year to pay their March sod May mete and
county charges ; so that the poor cattier calm.' olitaiss *ages
either so pros ere food or so cover the very intleceut sated-
' mess of him mid his family. Many gladly work for food
without hire, or say pumice's' to take home to their wives
sod children; the cituarquence ot, nom, women, and children
are almost all Naked, sad wand. r abort the comely bregtig,
and almost starving, carrying and circulate tie coal agouti eu
all quelsol. Some of the men also are furred to take their
pack. es their backs, and even element fawners are glad to
receive erstritoes. allowsoce. The influx Ito the to•ns asd
villages ie very coosiderable, am mime. haeire gone to Euglool
to seek for week, sod lift their families brined them.
The Secreiaries tante Conemiltee at aoriakilly state, that
is that norm there is a population of sear 5,0u0, that Iwo ad-
jacent districts are also extremely popsies., mid the meets
of mime, asd famine th=at pervade them are quite "pealing;
although the trubscriptions ramble them to glee work to 120
lebouterre, yet ihuseaods on ibuosasda reined* useasoluyed,
though sit are drairous to labour, aid this hourly inereasiog
misery mow ultimately compel them to distribute pruvisioas
grataituesly, as many have sot tasted food from 30 lu 40
brow; iu Skibbereen thousands have rot a morsel to eat.
The assoers S. the queries will put your Comonitiee ea pus.
seeders of the particular facts, as they regard Ole *tercel
districts alluded to.
Queer Ist. The immediate cause of the distress is princi-
pally attributed to the failure of the palate crops, owing to
lbs heavy raise which fell last amuse, and occsatoned the
potatoes to rot in the field pits, where they are usisally de-
posited. This occurred particularly is the lo* groused. and
places adjacent to river., all which were •nessally •wolles
lest year. The principal came, howevere is the want of rm.
ploymest, occasioned by the abseslees. The cheeped' of
labour, 114 demised fur which to greatly diminished teas
soon the resident vestry sad farmers witisio these ewo
years paid; from the weal of • remereestiog po ice, aged the
eoueequoily impaired foetuses of the tipper and middle
dames. Other evils complained of era the bleb mod,
county charges, de. Lard Carbery states, that the farriers
I. his Neighbourhood have discharged all their labourers,
and se gesitemen soapier. soy coosederable Numbers. Mr.
Wallets states, that the farmers is peersl is hie vicinity are
es poor that they unmet ever pay their reels AO their Meal
levee. The tons of Kimura, a few yore ape eoweeiesO as 4:
satessive distillery, as estaleksimed brewery, Iwo bolder mills,
epos s large scale, and a sash sad tobacco manufacture.
These see Imager exist, sad nowibere of pour people have or
mossequere been turned set of employmeut.
Is sae instauee alone has the mom of disiects been 'Mei-
holed to she late disterbasces ; but It is also observed, that
eseploymert, which is the great desidetatum, would du mere
to restore the tranquillity of the comity, than could be ef-
fected by either military or pollee.
2J. There does nut appear to be at present any great dell-
clew" of proviiihoe is the county, although there exists
some in pasticolae districts (pintoes, however, excepted, as
they are required fur seed as well as fur raioneoption); of
wheat and oats there appears to be a tolerable quantity is
the markets, but there is so money to purchase them. It is
&toted, that the perishes of Cheered, Kilieetru, Cuolsvata,
Tultyleste, and Newmarket, are nut sufficiently soppli.d. •
At 111.11 street sad Clonakilty there are au potatoes to be per.
chased, end the haggard. are every where empty.
3d. Is ..Jersey years polities are the rood of the loser or-
' den, mud is tows. oatmeal is used; sod -a toosiderabie
quaiiiity of the vale uf last year Meuse bees iajonnle the
had meal reasoned on hands, which at peewee is swede
use efe and that alone in some quarters has prevented (a-
mber. Alen the sea coast some fish is procsred ; is She vs-
Melly of Remark potatoes (except Ise • want of sealcity
like the present) seethe universal food, and that even without
the luxury (as the Rev. Mr. (Apse calls it) of • dwelt of
milk. la the most plentiful weasues, sad with full employ-
ment, the price of labour will sot feeble the peesaatry to.
plucker. • suifictency of any other food except potatoes ; it
could out he 'bracer/el by a man with a family of an ave.age
somber at double the usual price of labour, but at preset
Oben is set essoloymest for • fourth of the population, sod
the customary food of potatoes cared be procured. About
Newmarket earlier kind of potatoes have bees planted in
this time is former years, bet there is so prospect of a fr. sh
supply before the eNd of August.
Applications from some quarters have bees made to
Goverenerst, mid to the Committee is Loader, and a sopply
of mosey was especial hem Esglande bet at the dale of the
letterafrene that mussy, sone had arrived at litastrv. Carrie.
sever. the Carberyse Millstreet, Kaninde, or Newmarket.
The Rev. Mr. Orpas states, that be had applied to Quer.-
..eat on behalf of his parishioners Near Kaiseurk, seed was its
hers of receiving assistance; so conemiosicatino wanopen.
ed with may Committee is England, ma is there • Woe*:
wealthy individual in Kanterk, roe say person hkely (a. he
espresso hieseil) to have indecent with the &Willie Con.
mietess; it appears that some hopes were estertaineAlii 11)e
saighboorhood from the expected arrival of the Earle( •
most, to pay his first visit to thee-meaty, and sweelehmeefit
was expeded to result from his becoming is. r.onsti et
plaided with the went. of his sumerous t. nano,. Lord i
Carbery slates that Government hereafter...red money by way
of Ion• to the labouriag classes, but suirollistambag
iw-
nwsse somber. resinis to be supplied.
1 be English Poem report that the following sums hasem
bees seat from she Laotian Committee:— Tie Carbery, Mut'
lorry, and Baldry, 3001.; to Delano., 200/. ; to the Moon-
tales near Cork, 100/.; to .Bantry from the Liverpool Gr.-
mister, 1001.; mad us the 241 h instant 3001. wits voted by
your Crinisitlee, she greater part of which was seal to the
barony of Inthsllow, which appeared from the statewide
to replier! it.
Yoor Committee suggest the propriety of communicating
to the Conessiteres sad other charitable bodies, in molars
pule of En/hoed, • statesseet of the exact sum. sod places
to which relief is met, mod to request the same kiwi office in
returse so as No peeves& • raluedaece of supply to asy par.
heeler porter, sod to allocate the severel sums, wish re-
gard sootiest, to the necessities of the different ibeiriets, but
to the length of time darling which, it is to be feared, the,
may require support.
6th. The nuanimoss opisloo is, that employment would
/Mote the of desires', and the Rev. Mr. °epee ob-
serves that the must effectual mode to preserve the trampil-
lity of the waratry would be to give employment to it.
• Otb. The 'vestry work is stated to be to proviso, the