The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-20 00:00:00

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We %is eeeerieeil rirk Papyri! wt Tprotioy twit.
tor astoomoor abet 4ir hiuservr Jiird trarfrogr or-
semered *too she ilight itithrpotifjpo with wilicb 'he
was sumlisd •• Ihe rearding dey.

1114 e tenseut to And, from *cements of so late *
Isle si the id of this 'Root . that the few sealiposis
to attend its enrages in Raftrierse, ihritekonetto,
seta the heiglibotoriug places. One hyper tyre.
snits the &wilts its Baroelosa and iheisboardisse
vicinity, on the Ist and Sid of the month, es
amounting to no less than from MO le HO a day:
and ilia added in smother eccerant. *het en
the number of the sisit =metier, 500. it is intiursti
to be further told that this calculation is taken from
the public eaishliohmeuta *Ely, and does not em-
brace the sufferers in the private houses. A
plague oo terrific threatens quickly to exbsest
the popnlation of the city. Fortunately *post
the first appearance of the malady 10 Mimesis.
number of the people left &MAORI, and we
new dud that the Governor of the Province in-
vites inch of the remainder of the population as
hove escaped the malady, to retire into the open
country, where teats are provided fur their ■ecum-
esodatioo. The inhobiterite, IN may readily be
belie/red, are well disposed ha avail themselves of
the offer.

The Amnia/ des Debate, othscliag to some ac-
`counts respecting the alleged state of Sicily, which
had appeared in 4" the English Radical Paper.,"
denies positire4y that that island is distnibed„ or
Chat any misunderstanding has prevailed between
the Sicilian Government and the several Coat•
Iliaadati of the Austrian trouts.

CVs hate received Dote' Papers to the relit
instant. The King of the liniramittanna opened
the Sesaisat of the States General at tie Hague, as
the 16th instant, with • speech, in which he gee*
a 111141 Ilaffiefactsry account of the preirot state of
the kingdom. His Is4.terts stated, that the fears
of • bad harvest lied vanished. and that notwith-
ng the/vents is the Levant, these am still well.
famished hopes that peace will be menatained.

Some extracts from a pstophlet just publ:shecl,
containing. among other matter relating to Sir
Rummy WlLunt, the various testimonials of his
meritorious services given by the Sovereigns of
Europe, and also by his Royal Highness the Duke
of You, will be found in another part of our
Paper. The conclusion of his. Royal Highness's
letter will be read with peculiar interest. /4e
promises to recommend the gallant Knight to the
PRINCE REOENT's consideration. " sot oaly fur
professional distinction, bat as a candidate fur the
commund of a cavalry regiment."

The state of the county of Limerick seems to
acquire from day to day • character or deeper and
more settled malignity. Assassination and plunder
are pursued with a daring effrontery, which marks
bow extensively organised is the system that so sue-
ceasfully opposes itself to the ordinary restraints of
law, religion, and humanity. The face of the
county iu its midnight outrages, its concerted
murders, its armed banditti, in all of which there
opposes to be far less of private enimuity thew of
some general feeliog of public vengelmee, exhibits
iu miniature she upect of a popular insurrection,
and it is with amazement, bordering upon other feel-
ings still less creditable to the dimes, of the pre-
sent Government of Ireland, that we hove remarked
the very insiguikeant efforts that have hitherto been
made to cbeck the progress of so alarming *Devil.

To the shocking crimes already committed in the
county of Limerick is now added the murder of
Major GOING, who lately held the chief command
of the Police of the county. This barbarous
murder was committed—met in a retired part
of the country, or by a single &vermin, trem-
bling it Ms crime, and seeking to effect it in
the silence of night.,and With such caution as might
ensure concealereot and seamy—it was perpe-
trated io the immediate vicinity el the large sad
portholes town of &Ake*le—ein the middle of the
day—by • nonverors gang of armed ruffians. all
of whom were distingunhtd by the anifoiw of a
white shirt deseira osier &heir ordinary apparel. This
was no act of paean' •heatility. It ass dimmed
'lyrical Mr. Ooiro, less os a private Oevallesissin
• Shin is a polie Migidtate. aid the manner of
soadanitting the crime altars that the deludfd
tesethehea who siosilered this stJsstrsaste Gesidiel
ass did nst feel dot die, view yids** *orris,
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