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k heartened ...Lod trade AI rediheal.ll oats tutee -y to pare
dowa the public expenditure with rise must severe economy;
nod Although there is reasua to apprifirud ihai the More
has caused that kind of disgust whirls spriags from offradad
private intemt, it has furnished as opportunity le the Spa.
Oise.)s of presentiug to the admiration of the world
-proofs of their piatriotism mid their virtues. Such proot
they eyrie, day sepal, of their love for liberty, of their res-
pect for the Cooatitotiotial throne, and of their bia4o4
every kiad of foreign d..ainatiuw aud depetideora; bat gar
political isstitutions, which excite the miry and entolation
of fortigsera, god 'Mellor varieties among the Spaniards
thentarlres, seduced by malignity, and that horrible fano.
lictsoi which so *flew his'beets fatal mad destructive to the

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the deceased -Thomas Miles, who was • l'arsa;;, raiding
Dear the.asannel, went out wit:a Ms sow, the child, aadebe
retreat, about nine &clod. iu the moraing, taking with
thews the fuer horses employed on the farm, for the purpose
swimming them in the tide. Not returning at the
lime they were expected, the wife seat • lad to look for them,
'Oho seeing the horses grazing on the wharf near, returwed.
The pour woman concluded that they bad game so lairh
hoeing a piece of potato-grouud near the village, and 01.1111.
tinned cheerfully at her work until the Rev. Mr. Pelvis,
'mister of the parish, in company with • mightier', weal ep
per will the melancholy tidings that all the party were firmed
drowned. She was is the field milking at the time; bat wee
obliged to be canted to the house by the minister and her
aright:moor, and at present audition., very ill. The bodies
were found tear each other, by Howe! Itiosireta, Asheratiaa,
who irfurmed the minister, sal be, accompanied by some of
• the parishioners, proceeded inietediately to the spot, bet it
appeared life bad bees extinct, eevesat boars, as lbw wan
had cosapietelftiried the clothes es their bodies when the/
were fogad. Terilielf.4bsaii
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human lace. ...- ,
" The Cotes could apt hot allow the seeessity of enured-
hag tu the Goveranieut. elsyour Majesty, efficacious assist.
arae sad ample authiniee, to render Its action prompt and
eiperorn. 1 bey du mot reassure the glory of having anti-
cipated, in some seine, she wishes of Gokerareetal, in order to
give a testimony of their ardent seal for the public good,
aid of the no kiosk udien Athich rs Iglu botween the two first
priers of she Fuse. Let -thew means be deposited in the
augrat bands of year Majestperatrong sod puoverfeel hive's.-
' orients to make the' pauish Name be proisousced every where
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twaibillitalswia"e"irbt attachment
Ice"adulresurr::rl:ertortis ;we'e
etileeekiy publicthe rter.sto,--
polity. t very ibriwg, way he hoped for km, the paternal
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love of your Majtaty, aud she •itilasee of your eadightursell
Geverement. The heroic Spuse;sli satiate estertaius such,.
hope, lied its expectations !bail out Ise vale." I
• IstoH e'reeneV. J.FELAND.
(From the Universe/ of the Ist instant.)
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"If it acre sot that nislevuleoce is aentstileed to avail 11. -4141 1"“""r ,:'"• ' ."4-ito-
self of the tllence of joursalnis to sitarnlUS sedges the ill-
I ~i,. I s-.' utrautr, JULY 6.. '
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rostrums, we should wait silliest/Isere us the memos of once..r o-morrow sermon. will DC preached in all the
1:1041I the exact truth ladders we eltelleelt SW wee•ereeeee
.4threlits of tins 411rcistfireete for the relief of the
for the lasi 24 hosts, have agitated the miuds of those
,e_ •_s • i
satnisning peasmotry.•• We can on y exprem rief N-
see
love public Irsuquillity, sod alilieled all wlso,viobed tis
see are reaelsrtio• free frees these terrors Which have diul -dent hopes that tbeinttieipettionsof the worthy and
graced those of other cusintriee. The facts, se fir as we have Learned Prelate whp preludes over this portion of
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bete able to atrettsie them, eel' the folloWialet—Ors tile' 'the Proteetaut Church of Ireland will, briostuply
evrld ng a Saturday (49th sill.) when his hlsjesty went out I relittz,,L,
irs his. promenede, a militiaman, provoked, ramos ding to sonic,
lit the nab/its irostiog Pest of Thursday lest
by the seditious tries of a woman, or, aced/ding. to'all•ers,
• without amy prdiocation, broke forth In expredribot uo leis we laid before our Readers eu appalling picture of
rsealitioure which • excited the displeasure of • soldtkr sad i the distress prevailing in Me county Clare. By
Zia drowneer of the Royil guard, who gave him Iwo blow.. the returns whicb-ere.tbest .publiulied, it appeased,
gThis oecorrence, which he shy other circumnsures would I that in this county akar the unlimber of persons
have etelivl no alkalies, was bruited abroad in all parts
receiving relief amostafed to 93,617 „Austi/ies, tors-
olllbli capital, earbelushed, peererted, awl exaggerated in
the must alarming terms. The prompt precautions taken sisttog .f 119,618 persons. We thought tlie,
by Ilk sailsurities, huwtvrr, prevailed the public dia. • •cesure of misery was full, but 'from subseque,t
hither, from giving effeet to their ermeiodi suggestions.' 'Warm, made by the Committees of the muse be-
The eoirriraity of to.dav (the 10th oh.), sod Ilse' depar-t
.Ifouies, it appears that the famine increases in., ratio,
lure of the 'King to the Hall of the Cortes, gate occialoa to that
is heart.rendiug to think of. Oar readers will
such persous to advenee their objects. lepredent prove*:
tions'ile ontilde, and wows of psofeabeee.vea a bad vpiAll 1111111 e, by the anuexert reports, that the numbers are
on the other caused 'a conflict, oat latiweep the corps of dash NOW 49.144 familia, COOliBf ing of 156,597 Fa.
guards and ille.peoPie; but bet.*. a-very stasll supsiler of '1411.1.-- ( ferblia I-: vatic% rug.).
nattier/er; *ha attires as mislay ethflertitplim, oreleeting tie - ' -'',,, I. iIteTLEUAIit,JULY I.voice ordleir chiefs, terviearrudrill Idaittagh I ith their arms -` "`I '
ca Welt Which was offered them. Ibis reenod attempt had, i
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• '- A'few &ye ago a horse,lelonging to Mr. Blake,
however, no resiih.--thaisks Al the activity of top aameti. of Ballinafud, neer this town, . having had his leg
ties; but this evesieg, ii.. leasemed death of the First Lieu- brcikelio was shot by the owner, and the poor pee-
tenant of the Guards Doe Maniere Loadelniro, took place,
la consequeeenof fre'rairesArtation. •• ' t pie of t!te neiglibousbood devoured the ouirnal !
A report of the /Aide of this county, so accurately
" At this hour (ionise sp!alavallsjaill is quiet ; the garrisou is
„gptier aroma, mad the Govefelltielit has take. the wecesbary as it could be malle.tiP from the returns which have.
Iprecautious to prevent the malcuuteatalarals is the capital been rent in, from the several Local Committees to'
fiend provinces, from executer& their purposes. A. krameth- ''ll.l-e Central Committee, was forwarded to Govern-
ye Sequey kas been ord. red by the Riot iiitaelbolgoolli a otonewt,i
..ii appews shat upwards of .155,000 per -;
411144,1414 sad Fru'lei" made 116 r. his (11414.114, ".
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that are Soo rotoioirg otsaim‘le relit,' at Mar "I
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e ' (Pnillilk timid
ul'lulfl.l ' ..'
l that upwards of 10,0001. have been received here,
"'Ante 30. I
" The crest of eraterday in the steady:a the Palace SIAN -teem Committees its England bud lreland—and that!
I related to the wrairionago, ',hawse pshauest nod wdutuded' by 'the local subscriptions have amounted to 2,5001.
atone di women of the guard, heeame he sheeted Ware 'to . Extract of d letter from the Most Rey. Dr.
...be Constitutional Kist: pave a end presage of the succeed. Kelly, dated Westport, July 1, to the Revs Mr-
• deg day. Accord's/Iy, at the hour appointed for the di par. • tritgpittrtek. parish priest of this town ::--" They
Isere of his Majesty ow meet the Curter., grow's. composed of
-She enemies of the rerastitutiowal system, is whose comae- ate perishing there (is Achill) in such numbers
means webs observed joy arid &Saute, took their 'tattoo at i from starvation, that many of them are found along
the foot of she priuripal IlialliCalhe. His Majesty descended, the road-side, deed. without benefit of clergy ! I
'sad at the moment of Me entering his emelt these proms go in to-morrow to visit the melancholy theatre,
-shouted repeatedly, and with enthusiasm,: 'Mira el Hey with a writs of pw5i,00,,,, that will afford tempo-.
ludo!' (God sate the SlaadUiteraied or itheutote Keg). Some
rar re ."
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of the Saint gang introduced themselves is the ranks of the y
guards, end excited them to utter the same cry. Al the same TRALEB, JULY 3.1
lime others cried out • Loop flee the Curatitullonal King!' I Arrived lime on the evening of .11/loaday last,
One &laded perms uttered. V hte si Key absolute" and was Richard Griffith, Esq. civil engineer, for Ilse put..
immediate ly arrested be the authorities. This had scarcely . wow of ettrtvhig Into prompt ezectai,,, the patriotichappened* when Amid Id se 20 of the soldier, of the guard
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pprustired the group whe were shuutiog to the Conslllia- plans of our benevolent Government, for giving
ttw„l King, sod (hoodoo their ends threatened their employment, and, consequently, the most efXcetuat
urarined fellow-citisera. • While this was piing forward, his relief to our distressed peasantry. 1 .4 .. 1
Majesty returned from the COnies, and entered his palace. ' CORK, JULY So
The crowd was grrati mid the soother* who ihoeft'd the The Fart et Shearon arrived yesterday at Caellmilnewhge,
Coestitedensi Karig ineremid. A outliers of weedier sod we hope ha, Lordship will sees be fellowelldbeee.,
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guards ettaeked the multitude, and inflicted several wouvola ether Noblemen whose expected return we nom . It'
and braises. The officer) exert. d thensulves in virtu to Is gratifyira to me ibe carthorse guide by some of our
reetruie their soldiers: their exertions dceerve sue highest sable proprietors to put the population of their estate* asks
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praise. Cosaeola, wee of them, was hanipled span and severely i activity. Lord Carberry is oettiog a laudable example to the
hurt while exerting himself to usabstaias order. The Caplai•-• wearers' district. Upon the Earl of Showman's arse estates
Geueral, olio was atelired to bed. by itabreat"iian, 121,4111 W is the same quarter, great •efforts have been made to supply
what was going forward, rose, stimuli d ISIS hoes.., cud up, emph,y,s,„l, beside the lines& coutributions made by his
peered at Lis post, lad dor Political Chief spared no fatigue Imedsbip; at Hoodoo au entire new street is now building i.
to erasure order. In cusiarrpieuce of those occurrences, the "at 0,014,04 the ham masohictorr has been pmer,,,,rety
guard at the Palace was sisiiiisleJ, aidl we have beard with kirreasing through all the recast difficulties (nearly trebled
horror that the cacti's... l'ir.t Li,Meraul of the Gamed, within tie last Iwo years), sad the wesussfactearre base can-
Dun Mamsrio Listadabus sr, w1.0.„.1 ri, tut, s avid love of liberty timed isidepeodeui while the rest of the popelation there is
erre well kuowo, as bras lishb ly assamiumed by dome in a state of deptorabie wart and plenum. A second large
Cr his ova 001,14."4 whoa he was todermoundll ills rwetroish" oddities to the Liras Hall is auto beildiag by his Lordship,
and a new Market-house and shambles will speedily he
erected.
THE FIRST OF JULY IN if ACROOM.
From the following extract of a letter received from a
highly respectable gentleman, who was paeans' through Nla-
, croon. ou the tat ufJuly, it will be seem that the celtheatiou
,of this day by the votaries of the (image system, was nut
tarofieed to the town of (Laudon, where its I recur-
reek, is ewe to be attended with every public demmetration,
calculated to wound the feelings of the great majority of the
.Inbabitaals,as well a to excite the disgust sad liadiguetiou
of every famed to the peace and tranquillity of the country:
le Mamoru, beweeer‘wleare the Ist of July was suffered fee
many years to yam, by without any iesuiting or party ex-
hibitions, we confess we did mot expect that the peanut
musses' 'mid be selected fur e ridiculous display of Orange
mummery, aud, least of all, could we suppose that his ftla-
jesity'a troops 'bustle ispvelbrissi the senses be this ermae, sod
the first to provoker visaalion of this. peace whits they
are especially paid lied employed to protect ; aud shimmer
from .be good seine and pedseworrhy roodact of the inha-
bitants, no riot of any kiad took place, ear was the peace!
fur it moment. disturbed, still we cannot too highly .epro-
' hate the areasiresice of such a wastes mid usicallcil-fur out-
!faeces the feel's'''. of r population, Isnoring snider evehy
hprivaticie mad mitfcriel. tint wiser/ sus; residue ca. entail.
, The condor. of Liratesiant Aliclillesue,uf .he rifle iirigade,
"iris psis/eosin is the highest degree; but ti. example,
we regret to end, by the commnsonicetion of oat Correspond-
eat, was tiot (showed by others in command, who should
have considered that the waive lily is nut the aseteleas which
.. soldier should be proud is wear, Cur should the man who
appears re the ..,cored of his Majesty George tine Fourth,
be the Slat to spurs anal set al nought toe aneatiutory and
parting iujuactiou of that &sweetie to uis Irish subjects.
"July 3, 1822.
" Having occasion to pm through Alscrouna on Mossilay
lass, I wish lb infoixi you how the Ist of July passed off in
than WWII. Ear. ly to the aserwieg of that day, she house
where the dragouss are quartered was decorated with Orange
lilies; when the Lieutenant of the rifle brigade, whose same
I understand it Middleton, saw them, he ordered sheet to be
'removed. 1 Scii.ve this order was complied with; bet
hark in the evening (say three w'clock), Serpent Lewis, of
dthe 6th dragomen (carablikers), imitated spots his men deco-
rating !lair buses wills the emblem of discord, and paraded
'tie its oak.' The people nrarnsured a good deal, but their
`geed erase prevailed, mid Soviet ravened. The officer of
the dragouna took au steps, as far as I could learn, to pereout
this disgraceful occurrence. The let of July has not berm
far niary years observed ire this town before. 1 hope you
Wilt (-tee* this liberty, but I am certain that a public ea-
you're isf the ei.c emblem would Wier use.-.Yours,Sse.".

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-xmix LLMEACE.

PORTSMOUTH, JULT 8.

Arr 'writ lb. Csoithroo from a cruise.
Sailed the Owen Glerdower fur Citmhase.
FALMOUTH, JULY 7.
Arrived. the Ildostage packet, Mottoes from the Lee.
ward Ishietio—sailid Sill June ; sad Lady Arsb.lt• packet,
Moslems, from Lhibsie—sailed toll; June.
DEAL, JULY A.
Arrived sod sei'ed for the River the Toilet* Castle, Gui-
les, from d.rnaica; pad Cavils from St Joiner, New Brass-
wick; mad 7-Louive,libbiagiti a, from Jantrica.

Arrived thin evening sad remain tide thaw the Va-
lencia, attire; Thais, Stud; and Catherine Green,
Howani, heal hamatea.

Cage Gum the River sad smile.' the Minerva,
Forbes, Atom Vats Dieter's's Lead; Z•phyr transport,
Sro Plymouth ; &tut George the Fourth, Alexander,
Cur the South Setts.

PINZAMItt. JULY 7.
Arrived 16c Suffi.ieN, R.W, *.iu Apr Cork.

• Four Candidates lase started for r the evunty of
Wigton..,. to the coon of the late winehelsructited
JANIS HVllltga omit timidity uf elec-
tion has not yrt been lists!. Their twines are
JAMES MACDOWAI.L, Evil: Or Logan, JAMES
ST&WART, H.q. of Si! WILLIAII 14494-•
WILL. Port. of Olouresth, and Fouau HUNTIIII
Eeq. of l'ortirs' tick. The latter nll pro-
bably be the successful einsdiditte, as it is sup.
posed Apt Sir W. W. filaiWaLi.l interest will be
joined to hie.• , •
On Monday las; an itaiaisition wee taken at
st d. n, berm e Titurr sa Mu, Gait., Coroner fro:.
tine county of Beilluid,uis tie* of the body of
Ptirottn, landlord of the Hare Slid 'Wand,
1/0111CahOtille t.t tialt ViNgr, who, between eleten
and twrite o'clock on the Friday morning precede,.
lug, r.iiilr standing it.. his own house, in chtierfut
conversation tit,;i his eustoarer% suddenly fell clown
and exi.ired in a few minutes. A surgeon was
culled in, who attributed die sleuth of the deceased
toe lit of apoplexy. Vadicte—Died by the ririfu-
tian ta yd.

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MrLANCadilate,ll4 • ..-- -
On. Salstrasry :tenni& sits
Z‘l . •I• . ~.j.
Teal:.
BREW/Ll4 Esq. are of the
88618, on the bodies einem. ' sged IM years; lake
Miles, II ; Rebecea Miles, b ; and ary J 9866, *tepid,
aged • 24, residing in the parish, of Itonewry, Is the e
comely, who were found drowsed in a creek, near tbe mouth
or the Romney, oft- tbe reseedfing rietrilli. It itypears that