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Corrigaiit, Jim* 11.—T5e Report or the Central Cosa.
=lore, relpertior the slate of this roavity, was forwarded
last sight to the Commisidoaers for the relief of the Poor,
Dublin Castle. It appears from the Reports of the Loral
Committees, that two kinked and tteenty-four thousand
eight hwadrealiirdistisfuesars note receiving charitable aid
In this county, being mo iaereasa brood the *comber .r lAa
preceding week of SIXTT-NINA THOUSAND TURNS HUN-
DUD AND TIPTIEN.

Te sums granimthy the Central Committee for She week
commencing the 9th (Tuesday last), animal to 5,8671. Is. Id.

KERRY.

TRAM. JULY 10.

William M. Twin, Esq. Collector of our Port, received
no Monday last ■n invoice or manifest of seers hundred
bags of rice, sod • quantity of sea biscuit, shipped by sae
hied benefactors is Englaud, sad coosigised to the Local
Committee in this tows, is farther aid of their former meal-
Scent donations for the relief of our suffering poor.
The Committee for relieving the distressed poor of t►e
tows of Dingle and its districts report, that, discha►gisg the
trust they had undertakes, they commenced their proceed..
lags by an investigation of the numerous cues of distress
within this tome sod district. The result of their inquiries
is mow submitted to the benevolent London, Liverpool, and
Dublin Relief Committee*, sod to the public at large.—
There were found in the tows of Dingle alum. six ►umdred
families without meas., without employment, sod is a state
of absolute distress. One bemired families have bees piece
added to the list of 'offerers, whose necessities oblige them
to appeal to the Committee fur relief, after disposing of
every mirable article to preserve existeoce.
Is the parish Vestry, 300 families; ditto Gaffing, 90
ditto; ditto Lispoal, 300 ditto; ditto Billisvobir, 280 ditto;
ditto Duettist and Moor, &c. 424 ditto; Rallynabowly,
Willows, sod Commons, 300 ditto; Killing, 183 ditto;
Stradbally. 115 ditto; Kilgobbis, 155 ditto; Dingle, 700
ditto; Khartum, 81 ditto; making in all 2,930 families.
The Committee acknowledge to have received from Los-
dos, Liverpool, sod Dublin, 1,7831 6s. ;of which they
have 'speeded is meal, potatoes, and labour, 1,6491.19..6d.
leaving ia the Treasurer's heads 1361. 7s. 2d.
The Comenittee cowhide by observing, that they have
coestantly kept is view the epplicstion of the charities in-
trusted to t►eir seasagesient the principle of affurdiog re-
lief through the medium of eroploymeal ; and they have
strictly adhered to that rule, with the exception of cases
where iscapability pleaded exemption.
lo addition to the above balance of 15W. 7i. 241. is hands,
the Treasurer has also y acknowledge the receipt of tweet',
guinea., as as isdi►idoal subscription foe the relief of our
poer, from our respected and humane countryman, Thomas
Fitzgerald, E►q. Member of the Irish Relief Committee,
London.

THOMAS FOLEY, P. P. Dinglel Treasurer,.
JOHN HICKSON, Grove,

CLARE.

ENNIS, JULY 11.
The Reports from the baronial Comaslmes of this county
do rot differ either is the somber or suffering of the famish-
ing peamotry, from the returns which we published its the
Eroonty Pod of the 6th iostant. We, however,
subjoin a few extracts, Is enable our readers to judge of the
stale of this county
Moyarta Barony—!s debt to the Treasurer 60g. 18s. Id.
Burrea sod Greene*. Reports—The Committee have,
with regret, to observe, that the apprebeesioas eistertaitied
by them is their last Report have been realised, as is many
titanium the potato crops have beets rooted up.
Clooderalaw Repine—That the numbers relieved this
week are of eternity, considerably less than the preceding,
lo coosequesice of the funds being completely exhausted,
and wakes a speedy relief be afforded, the mod distressing
coasetietaces asest q absolute starvation", aecompa-
aied, of course, by plunder and disease. Dysentery is mak-
ing its appearance to the Barony, and is three Parishes there
are forty eight came of fever.
lochiquin Reporie--That 6,000 persons were empolyed
&Iris' the last week. Seers-eighths wt. the population in this
Barony depend for sapper. epos their labour.
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Moiariaw Reports—Mat there was employed during the
week 6,693 men. Fever sod dysentery are cm she increase.
Five persons died i■ oae day is the Parish of Kilrush. Two
and three deaths is one day is sot a■ exaggerated statement.