The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-01-19 00:00:00

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.!ANUllill 14.
A &potation is to wait sictio the Larl of Cita,.le-
Mont tosomrroW. His Lordship, we have every
reason to state, will readily accede to the call of the
country.
Tile second division of the 39th font, marched
into Castletear ins Thursday. The first division
which was expected in that town on IVedisesday;
took another route to Sligo, where it is to tn. sta,
110111. d ; and the third division was to arrive at (:os-
on Friday.
The Jd Dragoons are to he stationed at I7ew-
bridge barracks, ty of Ittu tor.
It must be gratifying to the Catholics of Ireland
to learn that their debt, for which their Secretary,
Edward Day, Irt:sq. was made personally respon-
sible, has, through the liberality of the Catholics of
been discharged. It is to be hoped, how-
ever, that the discharge of one debt will by no
means impede the speedy discharge of another—
that of gratitude, and that this Centlemait will re-
ceive from the Catholic Community throughout Ire-
land, a proof of the same guild kehng which has
been so strongly evinced by every clues of Catholics
in Dubin' and its vicinity.— -I Ave:haft's Journal.)
SLATTERY, JAN. 9.

It blew so heavy o gale of wind MI last night and
this morning, from S.S.E. to S.W. theft the Union,
Stokes, master. fur Lonrho,. w4O tliiren out of the
Roads at (14v-114111, and ohli4eil to run up to Ls-
basherds, where she is on shore. One of her ertw
(a tine boy), se ore sorry te, say, was tvaslied over-
board before she ported from her ailehorap,,e.

JANUARY 11.

Yesterday morning, obrint it o'clock, one of the
most violent liarriettoes temendwred here for many
years, began to blow from S.V. to N.W.:and con-
tinued with unabated fury until near day this
morning. Duriiig the eight, the brig Emily,
Thompson, master, f Palms, laden with timber
and lathwoott, for Liverpool, made the river, and an-
chored off Quern', front whet we she Wale drove upon
Bariiiihead Point, beano:: the ground all time way
op; she is moult injured, le r rudder broken oft',
and it is thous:lit slit must be discharged before the
is got off. A party of ievenue and police are gone
to her te4bit.hiliee. .

I\ one of the vessel. iu Scattery have sustained any
damage.
All this day a Icirrl breeze with heavy showers of
sleet, and the evening !Lis ever• appearance of a
Wild ni6dit.
ENNIA, JANUARY 11..

On..Werluesday we informed our readers of the
sympllttos awl forebodings to tumult and outrage
which Iv ere nismilisted in the towns of Searriff and
Tonigrintoy. They will recollect that the first ag-
gressiim took place in the demolition of the prepara.
'loos which had been mode for holding a market on
Finlay to the town t.f Searriff. Disappointment
and cottfuttion were tie immediate consequences,
and had their operation ilursog the mum of that day.
Night seemed to restore quiet and promise security.
The inhabitants of Scarriff, though mortified, re-
tired to rest as usual, but their repose was of short
duration'. The town was entered by an armed
rabble, the windows of the principal houses
broker', and, we are credible informed, that shots
were tired into the dwelling; of ninny of the inha-
Imams. As a disposition to further outrage was
but too evident, we are impatient to hear the result
of the market which was to have been lieht yester-
day, at :d from what we have hitherto been able to
collect of the temper of the parties at variance,
the public may he prepared to hear of further and
more Nernst's occurrences. ‘Ve lament the exist-
ence of nets so injurious nod fatal to the industry
and tranquillity of any part of our country, and
sincerely hope that our next accounts from the
quarter where these disturbatices have taken place,
will prove more consoling than what is to be col-
lected from the following extract of a letter, written
on Tuesday last, by a Lady in Seurat, to a friend :
"My Hear —. We are all olive, but we do not know
how tone we sissy be kit so. We are 'plasma! to have from
one to 200 Imo in arms op every Meta to 'protect sin •
• • • • • • • •
We ore 3.111105 i deed Coon the tempt of rest."
It has been stated, we believe unauthorised, that
General O'Loughlin, and a geittleinan from the
Castle of Dialtlin, were expected to arrive at Tulle
on Wednesday lost, to investigate and report upon
the disturbances alluded to. Should an inquiry
have taken place, of the nature mentioned, e ra-
ther think it would have been proceeded on its one
or the towns where the transactions lied Germ red,
sue holding bath a bet ter situation to develispe the
truth, and to ascertain the spat ore untl extent of
any injury a loch might have liven sustained, as
well as to devise mean.' fur preventing the recur-
retire of oggressicu.

ENNIS, J %NVARY LE.
It Is said that the Right lira. 1)r. O'Shatigh.
nes.). has re,igitriii the BlNltopricof I~illalne.
Sit 111'41;ly Huh last 1111411 t it blew a very had gale ;
lioacver, some being bliiwii off a few halms
wit% the artily damage sastaitieil that we have been
mule actittattitatl with.

TUAM, JANUARY 11.

%['t believe the storm of Fridayritglit last was the
severest that has been remembered for the last three
or four year, by any of our inliabitanta. In the be-
g gof the night there were s.-vernl vivid dashes
of lightisiog, accompanied with loud claps Of
thunder, and 4101.111 g each sticceetbse4 boor, until
00000 ruing, the storm increased. Some blouses in
this town %ore stripped of their slates, and a
nuatitmr nl uthcrs inure of Itss injured. In
man) play.s about the neighbon:hood, Lu ge tree,
were tore out of their r00t,,, cot 1.5 of hay to:Al-
tered about the fields, awl a et ttttt Ler of the eabiliA
or the poor completely unroofed ; up to the plesetit,
moment the weather is very un visor:dile, and seem 6
inclined to snow ; the two pie/veiling nights were
also stormy, awl at intervals heavy showers of rani.

CALWAY. JANUARY 11.

The hoc mild wrother we have had for moue
tittle Ws been, utmost stsildeoly, surerrilrcl hp
slitsitsliol usTotaposiseit with liast auJ rsso.
Mid wr sire rum )to say it loot d cosisider.ilde
varticiast 1) ill our port. The ./toners.
1113.111,g will, witisir4l. W4S 1111.11111tely 141111 suit Of
dark, still, the h.,. ul her liowsloss, leassiiv: (Iwo:
loot sit the lortiit.iv sit 'lir titmes Muse; noitl by the
esortoliis of g nom (who sit a grrat iisk
uu hua.d Estiot ussollter yeasel) utiLl a boy, she was