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tug twe corps of volunteers; the one of cavalry and 'e
the other of infantry, in aid of the indium), militar'y
and civil power of the coontry, sod to request
from the Government such an application of the 4
small force of 175 rank and file of a regulir regi-
ment as from their local kttowledge :night prove
most available for the public service. So active
and efficient a co-operation between the local ma-
gistracy and the Government, where the zeal and
ready sacrifices of the one must justify die confi-
deuce of the other, capitol fail of producing the
most salutary effects. We have no hesitation in
saying that had the Magistrates of the costoty of
Limerick evinced equal energy at the first appear-
ince of the disorders, that part of Ireland would
not. at this moment display its present humiliating
and painful aspect. The Magistrates of the county
of Tipperary have also resolved to adopt energetic
measures for the purpose of protecting themselves
from the influence of the contagion which rages in
Limerick.
We remarked a few days since that the rioters.
from having been suffered too long to pursue their
course with impunity, had seemed to adopt projects
of a more extensive nature than they had at first
thought of entertaining. There eau now be no
doubt that the origin of the disturbances was a dis-
pute between Mr. Hose, NS, the late %rut to Lord
CovaTatrAY's estate, and some tenants who had
• suffered their rents to fall in urrear, and were in
: evermequence ejected from their tenements. The
_peasantry of Ireland are all attached to the cuttnre
-of the soil, and are so proud of the appearence of
independence which the possession of a little lend
seems to give to them, that they are willing to
undertake the most oppressive coteditions for
the purpose of gratifying their honest am-
bition in this particular. This feeling has
utehappily fur Ireland been most cruelly abused by
improvident landlords, but it'll more by selfish and
interested agents. The lands are pot up sr it were
to auction, and hargeitis are at Irnglh coticluded at
rent. of so enormous an amount that it wreak, be

utte►ly impossible for the utmost industry of man,
sided eve', by large capital. to pay them. The
wretched peasant, however, undertake+ the farm.
Assisted by his Lundy, he labours at it, cheerfully
at first, in the hope of obtaildrig a support for Nis
children, but he soon finds himself unequal to the
task. Incessant labour and insufficient food de.
stroy ins health, his spirits are broken, and being

unable to pay his rent. he is driven Nom the shelter
of his cabin, and his wife and children heroine
beggars. A humane landlord, or even vile wise as
regards his own Wnlierepts, would art 111)005 different
•iple ; but it is not very surprising shut as une-
ducated peasant, finding himself offer years of hard
labour drives from his house with his fautiTy, should
feel somewhat exasperated against the hand that
has dealt him so hard a blow, and that in the mo-
ment of bitterness lie ghotil4l desire revenge against
the cinch landlord or agent, and even against the..
person whom be foolishly mistakes for au enemy.
who his succeeded him with no better prosperi• in his

former possession. There is nothing in this to he
defended or justified, but the picture nil expbsin
anoeh of the present evil, said spew how 'it happens
that the rioters receive no ineowiderahle share of
sympathy from the great body of the surrounding
peasantry.

Yesterday Iwileg -tile -day vltpointrd for the nit.
aeuablisig ul the Lords Cuq►tm.•tuners 11111,01111 ell by
the Kieft; io Council to act a• ir Itettviscy to
eYe-
cote the (Are of the Sovreeign of thew. realists in
the fuliiiiiirot of the Executive Goverionent, the
Archbishop of CANTERBURY came to town from
his seed •t Addington, in Soucy. His (:racy ar-
rived ■t hi• Palace at Lamb►th at ball-pot nine
sa'cloCk. ,'Viscount SIUSIOUTH e'au►r to town from
itozhitiond. The Duke of I.'l'rt.t.tNoTort
rotted t►e London, fur the purpose of atteoding,tlie
itieetiog of their Lordships.. The meeting took
place at one o'clock, at the Coui..-il or
Cockpit, %%Intelsat!. lu.aJJbliuu to the whore thy.
ungtil•hed. elrariteters, there. were pretwot the I,OnD
CHANCELLOR. the Marquis of Citoratniinv.i.EY,
soil the IH►ghi Hone CH.% RI.FS BATHURST.
M. GOULDURN, one of the Secretmics appoint.
ed to attend their Lordships, was 111 1111tIldell1CC 10
record the proceedings of the day.
Their Losobliiitst continued their ►itting till a
a quarter before four o'clock, signing official do-
c•uments and traioacting official businelis.
A fie, the breaking up of the meeting of their
tindshipt, Viscoont SIDSSOUTH went to the Secre.
buy 41f State's Office fur the home DeePartiltrlit,
and transacted official business fur a abort non•,
mid then left towu fu su ppm carrier for Ma.-
torpid Pads.

On Tnestfatr Mr. WALTER% the KING's met-
*, ogre, left town with displelies fur abroad.
Wr. stated vesiettlay that am expectation is eii.
tenoned in litaueu2ate that the KING Will Lind
There ors Ins return from the Cositioeigt. (iiavesesiti
it IBLO ytrtitiiutd as a probable point oh &basks-
Pteparalioals will probable I.r me& at sere-
cal pose., in order that hit MAJESTY may hr aide
In avail hitraself of the RIGA roll% r Writ'
pleer, mrordiv to the state of the wiod and a-
tiler at the tier.

Doran. Oeversa 31, 6 p.m.—The Roi Rey
*tenet-vessel, free eskii•? + . ite 111:11(-withri"P •
tog for the harbeer. km jug' Ave Rr aw, wile as
'heir is tome swell, it is eloidriGlorliedutl ilw !""'s
(an app.011413 S. take oat the irtroreat;ers. arta-
vier. as the ettiatltor io quite lbw. there is little to
uod that lithe .111 Kit otE Jodi 0.111, 111
tell title. Trir Thaws itemin-%,•%•rl atr:%rtl tht4
day horn the 40.111tWelll. 10 ilk bet wren Dover and
Etalice. The Right Dnutturaitle the Lord %Vititlrit
1,1 the (711uvie Ports ail: th.dtt a 'labour S....rovus
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