The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-15 00:00:00

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Syrige ,or THE Con wear.-4U country is tune asequil
than we remember it for s long time. We know not whethes we
ought to congratulate the Sacrament on the fact, that the rustic
Unions see again beginning to appear sad decide their Alamein
at. rein. A wow one bad nearly happened in the county of
awe, the other day, about a reran—one of the most indictees
moat of war =Mai* that ere occurred t. and martins had com-
menced in theism:ay of 114Istertek, from piney,anee of 'mud meg.
nitude, but was stopped Vy die police. Veril the Irish do loie
lighting foe the honour sod glory of the frays or, as Frederick ebe
the Great used to ley, for fun. This battling, however. la a rag
that the combinations among them are an the decline.—Dabhr
Bensias Poe,
JUJUS, Jai. 8.-0 a Sunday last the town of Midtown Malbpy
presented an appearance of mare than ordinegg bustle end disorder.
Theoletisehosent d tbe26th regiment Now • a• Sareeg
party of bone and foot police, and the Miltownnatinguaels. were
--mied in the streets, and were gazed upon witse and sal.
' —.awe by tbassends of the ewastryi ll
who wore
Ibilliativersies tbst that town.
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...el exsparmarclattlimen swo
_ .........nwswe us iiiiihriq'7"../arrei mita originated between
=Cr:utimdiparty, respeenng a wianon 9t. Stephen's
* italtft the oweasmisaaty aidnitares a/aped, . the
asawegmeneas, wlld44airk boodssaddde TM maw extensive per-
iled. bememode s
_bath Aiwa dita,e: corabst 1 scythe.
era& ="alind hatchets were Mead; w awry .othat. deadly
weepon that could be had was all a victilif• IN,-
#ilr, herzatte=esed dw •
.rzwir fiallia=ttt3
Cid the alkyl of rammimas hentetliss Ise .11104neelita t swil tr In.
derstand that the principal leaden hapsainestmgrAte an, Zap.
standing, and have sworn to pyrserve a strict smnasty towards each
other for the future.
Duerr..—This morning a rneetiog Wok Place at the seat of the
sew llamado., lietween Daum. 11 data dad MO/Ri *AIL ott too
permit Office of the Excise Revenue Department. and the turner
brother to Ilfv, Halved Walshe. the barrister. /bay wweittended
by Hews. N. Mallard/ma bi•Cuthdh ,The game haritigttakan
their ground fired by signal without effect. An ineffectual:lF=
at a reconcidation was then tnade, and a second discharge of i
tack place. when Ms. Walabe We wow eanspe, the from
hit adversary's pistol having grazed his side, the mark of erhieh
was visible on his clothes. The tiemnde then walked their respective
(Mende of the ground without further ,emewnstoistion. A. mown
was in attendance.--Cork Paper of Sate rday,
CATHOLIC Bosoms.—lf there had not bow resew, same in.
steam in 7!?jekolattructiontwere affixed to ResponCakliftlee.

Mims. while Prongs Or Aro tor Pesi..onr doodad Odom of
Ater ammunieis-wlisso raneles they were invited to amilir lo
their WOW ratieephor ea ilia earth ; and if those obelemiona
were not only not tallied, but were avowed, we should b 0,25&.„
believe that the spilt of intolerance existed so misehievaraly
any doss pawls, mto mmxtrt to the cormulasian easero tot
senseless and yet so irritating—so insulting to the living. as both.
retire of hatred to the dead. Reluctant, however, as we may be to
believe that such commences ore sanctioned, the repetition of that
leaves no doubt that at beset they are not dircoustatancol.. We
learn that at the funeeal of a deeply-regretted you geode:nen; da
Thuredas tha seam of Cottigrehan, MS the March-yard et alien
parish the body war about to be interred, lotimated to the Rowan
Catholic clergyman, upon whom it would have devolved to perihelia
the °Oats that no Maw gusukl he read in• the ebondaptinl.
The circureitanee bgng communicated to the.. Right Row-11u
Murphy, Roman Catholic Bishop of the diocese, who was attend-
ing the fatal M k laottaner, heMusediately allibtat hOlsk die
Wzrin which he was, and proceeding onwardaro the Wog,
up the semitone prayer on such wagons. No inter-
=foliates Mao we bare stated, wasatteropeak but diessiti
as fruitless, se we believe and hope arixerher would bawl
boon at the time, it would seem that it was not foe want of hi-
rable/Im. For ow owl part,: whatever momenta! tailpipe pail
may be used to India ideals. by act, such ethos we are anent
' diMmed to rejoin that some of them have marred, as we are quite
• aestpo Ma It ie ant dine is a law in (satinet Wads
MaiMllll &ISM, that that, and may others ofmar
the
• ebasseeee. 'nun be repealed: It is impossible thef can
=.ll mileolau They. were unheeded whilecheyeentehmill
the istest bet now that they are put into activity. they gust by
sisparisd brat the Statute book.—S,,utherpliriarttr.