The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-06 00:00:00

IRELAND.

The Irish nines of Fridry says--" The provincial riper& have
net, far some time past, contained any new instances efsrutrage woe.
thy of notice. - We are sorry, however, to have to say, that the de.,
fiesency is fully stpplied by the details funiished in the Englia:i
A. we has reason to believe that the reports in the Lotion ace
Dublin papers, relative to tbc leas of the Harlequin sleop of enitirers
tanhatoded,'we did not Wert thew in our lag t we hate neer the
to-hate, that that vessel has safely weathered the stem
have been evolved In this city to that drect--Dailsfiri
Paper. . .
CRIMINAL INFORMATION AGAINST A MaaisTnarg.—.o4
the last day for moving for criminal informations 111 the Khagsi
Bench, Dublin, Mr. R. 11. Bennet applied to the Court urn be-
half of Michael Conroy, for a conditional order for & criminal infer-
maddifikd againstTliouiss Bernard, a lilagistrate of the King'.
County. Mr. Bennet grounded his applicauon uporrthe prevecu-
tor's affidavit, according to which Mr. Bernard is the landlord of
the prosecutor, and that he covenanted to execute leases for several
plots of ground upon which the prosecutor bufit homes, but heat
afterwanls resolved to break his engagement with the prosecutor.
The better to effect his purpose,—that is, to prevent the prosecutor
trom compelling him to stand to his bargain, the prosecutor alleged
that he sought to ruin him by causing his anent and imp of
on a fictitious charge of stealing oats. Various hardships and n-
dignities were set forth in the affidavit an having been susueinid by
the prosecutor, and the Corn Mere pleased to grant the conditional
order.

llneatiyot Acciairr.—We have been shocked by the pe-
rusal of an account of a fatality which occurred in the chapel of
Mohill, oa Christress.dract. There was an immease congregation
in an aid ruin of a chi and a movement of the throng, to catch
some ford. which fel from the pious and eloquent Doctor Durso
lately appointed to the parish, removed some mops, and a part of
the wall from the roof, acrd a considerable portion of the litter felt
in upon the miltitude ! The confosion and diatomv can well be
conceived. Many were Injured by the descent of dislocated din;
ben and other matcrials--more by the effoit to escape Omagh the
doors and windows. We have not heard that there was any im-
mediate lose of life ; belt it is feared that sweeties.* suffered too
much, to aifiird any likelihood of their recovering frcin the athlete
of the disaster.—Dablin Everting Deride!.
An order has been received in this country, for fabling 400 man,
for the Ittlyal Artillery trrries.—Lktieriet Paper.
1.1/IEILICK, DEC-3L
On }lids's', betteen the honrs o' seven and eight o'clock, tort
!dairy-houses, and a rick of hay, coatainlng about twenty tons, were
set on tire by some miscreants, on the lands of Metuit-Nagle, uttu
miles from Mallow, and entirely consumed ; the Whole of the pro-.
petty of Daniel Linehan, a respectable farmer, who MD assign ca
cause of this flagitious outrage.—Datios I.: epilog Pori.
IRISH CUITOMS.—The following is the scale of salaries pro.;
pmed to lat paid in future to Akers of customs In Ireland, who sot;
from the oth of January, to be placed exactly cc a footing eithahs
English department :
To Lollector . . ; 11.140 a 31134.
Comptroller
Port Surveyor 200
}list Landwaitcr . . . . 140
Fecantl ditto . . . . 00
Tidewatta . . . -20
It will be observed by the above scale, that the salaries io some In;
stances, are reduced one-balland others une-third, frail the present
rites remised by Irish officers. . .