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London, England, 1825-10-07 00:00:00

harvest being now ioneidered as concluded, we beg
. mama the rank of guilt observation,
may furnish a tolerably correct Idea of the
present season, reserving ourselves to a
for the expression of our opinion on the
importance to the country.
during the progress of the
hole equal to the beet wishes
, taken generally, is well liar-,
important of the cliffirent de.
doubt, a full average crop,
three kingdoms. In the
quality of this groin has
,at of last year; in this par-
disappointed in their ewe
.
larger proportion comes to
state, from being, in our
of the tidds, or perhaps
seen any new wheat from
that country represent the
he new already exported
seen several parcels, is not
.0 sampleg, like many of our
damp; but our correspondent
things presently. In quan-
we think the present year
quality we think it decidedly
hazard too much in saying
whole growth of the three
a. per bushel lighter than
appear a considerable dimi-
result will fully warrant our

notwithstanding the gloomy fore-
on the ground, will yet
It is represented so be
.d Ireland. The qualitg,
, districts, varies considerably.
„ all grown within a circuit of
varied in value, one with the
r quarter. li-bethtr the pro-
enough for our consumption, is
• ourselves we freely confess

good crop in England,
In Scotland it is a fair
be said of Ireland, or
an average in quantity, but in
r than last year. The growth of
are inclined to think, be found
art ; but this nntst particularly
potawe crop in Scotland and
have been serviceable to this
hitherto received from
as a decided failure.

growth—the quality of the
; but we think they will
productive than Beans.—llail Packet

A WHOLE. PARISH
' LIMERICK.

letter has been addressed to
•il Post, and published in
signs himself, the Roman
parishes of Droutin and
. his flock that he advances
against the magistracy of the
coarse and vulgar men. It
lout and mischievous. He
among the peasantry of an
every individual indis-
of Dromin," to whatever
letter had been on
e thrown it into the fire, as
. imagination ; but the editor
publishes it without any coin-
knowledge of the writer to
' attention. The ✓Dublin

,'the letter, and observes,
against the magistrates is
the same time so distinct
I cannot possibly overlook
remarks, " Government

LIMERICK EVENING

Limerick-has already announced the
'le fair of Dromin, on Friday,
.1 to call your attention, and,
, whom it should devolve as a ne-
considercion of that frightful affray,
aced, its consequences msy turn out to
appalling than the tragic scene of the
lam, a men named Winn, from the
diy, received a gun-shot
.out year old boys." Tuesday
burial, and, it is needless to ob.
man's guilt and lolly, as.
tribute to his remains. If
-.. had been entered into by
,doing every individual buns.
f Drenthe, no mattes whether he
opponents or not." Surely the
ible state, when no honest man,
sting and condemning both,
• commodity to the Limerick
%ring himself or his servant
and if this wicked and
party, it must necessarily lead
In tact, it has already corn.
;n's interment, all the turf, at
the inhabitants of the parish
regard to the character of the
holes., and the dismal coons.
want of fuel) trust neces.
easily be inferred, that the
the like vmgeance if they

loudly calls for investigation,
ffirilicious remedy may be sp-
. by the proper authorities,
... are thus endangered, itid
sseriffeed and dm:rcycd, must be
bounden duty it is to use all means
scenes and to preserve the
won't interfere ! really the
i of 0.18 &MCI tion ; for uo the
of for weeks before, oqt cion
40:regle policeman wit imam
logs!—oh! bow we de.
--td"..-how much we are to be
now proclaim myself to the
charge upon the magistrates,
themselves as to the country ; no;
s against them ; but I give to
and that not I:, cortidenqr, by
make him, In a great degree,
magistrates ; " that such
e this most shockinf as well
long as people arc disunited,
there will be no insurrection,
io personal danger to sppre.
• at large, and I hope it shall
as a lesson of wisdom to the
am called upon, I shall name
the sootier it is contradicted
Idiot, the more sill the mo-
und respectability, and secure
Government. The original'
betwseu these ponies, can
.n the extreme, 'sir not known
hatred, however—and I say it
rl al way a.itscreased, by the dif.
masons of a more eaaltad
nature had vary lettly oc-
hes brought both thcp: parties
;in; ;tart with their respective
itical circumstance I mainly
*Twos it, I am perseadal,
for, until then, pinch hss
each other ; but shine then the
' praparatsmis have beew se.
t which 'us horriSle to reflect
!the lives of these infatuated
ler amongst them.

obliged esi4au c,
".e. ptomain and A tl.lacca.

G_
lir' AI always astoni,hing its
event, records, among its
it is observable that Au-
Caroline) was born the
months before the open-
connexion thora,is be-
the opening of a market,
there as, as Itandet says,
philosophy could find it

• The taiveit bin now mouldered as co
y losfetc nor nod= the moth of s,
• inquiries as may furnish a tolerably cc
• of ybe present season, reservin
; - number for the expression of on
.44 ewe Of the secet momentous importance
.
, • .3/41r *veto—The weather, during the
Ilisrsaotb has been upon the whole equal It
4. * Amber, and the grain, taken gener
j , Wheat—the most important of
. . ijitiotte of grains—La, without doubt, a f
,ikiltittl.
vinlitiey, throughout the three king
•
-.llmssr•eseintries, however, the quality al
weed in comparison with that of last y
• r the millers have been disappointed ielluss.. • Much, indeed, the larger prof
It allivitet in a very mild and damp state, fro
..apioien, honied too quickly out of the t
eat prematurely. We have not seen any
boo} alµl, frivi our aceoents from that coon
i ''quatity as unusually fine. The new a
.00111.1telantl, of which we have seen sever
1 so good. set we anticipated; the samples, 1
•own.gravrtb, being cold and damp; but ri
Ogee hods us to expect better things pees
111, u.we have already stated, we think
) 'Way fairly equal the last; in quality we tt
illiftßinik; and we should not hoard too
tbe revenge weight of the whole gro
. 1 Bistedoisa will be found full Ylbs. per but
t or last year. This may appear aCC
, yet we doubt not the result will f
ion.
tr.—Barley, notwithstanding tl
f excited by its appearance on the
rant out better than was expected. It is i
r• 11, fair crop both in Scotland and Indent
/waverer, even from the same districts, vita
~ .
fie have seen three samples, all grown wi
f two miles, which have varied in vale
i other, full five shillings per quarter. V
*prof this grain will be enough for our
:I.4llOblem yet to be solved—fur ourselves v
Jetr Sidra nut.
Oats.—This article is not a good c
wither in quantity-or in weight. In Scot
i iv •
overage growth ; and the same may be silk
'porhapa something over an average in q
net& onside:ll'l)ly lighter than last year.
ehethret kingdoms will, we are inclined to
stelkiett for ;heir consumption ; but this t
depend upon the result of the potacee croi
/rebind ; the late rains may have been s
Foot, yet *lt the accounts we have hithea
those countries represent this crop as a de
' Bea/TS are universally a short growth—t
new are, however, good.
Pease are also a short growth- but we
turn nut so be more productive than Beam
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INTENDED 21fA5RACRE OF A 1171
c.J. IN THE COUNT)" OF LIMA
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. The following extraordinary letter has t
Ow editor of the Limerick Evening Post,
, that paper. The writer is, as be signs bin
Catholic priest for the united prishes
i . Athlacca, and it is on behalf of his flock i
the strange charges he makes against the t
I i county. He appears to be a coarse and
s I . . , may be, that he is also credulous and er
'lieges the existence of a design among the
adjacent perish to murder " every ii
} esimately residing in the parish of Drom.
faction he might belong. If the letter hie
addressed to us, we should have thrown ii
the wild story of a disordered imagination
of the Limerick paper, who publishes it n
meat, must have a sufficient knowledge
'trip whether he is worthy of gimlet
Freeman's Journal, also notices' the letta
that, - " the charge advanced against th
so grave in its nature, and at the same
acd specific, that those gentlemen cannot i
it," and further on, the editor remarkt
roust at once interfere."
TO TILE EDITOR OF THE LIMERII
. POST.
Mae Mrs—The mesa of Limetick'hu she
abeseltiag outrages that took place at the fair of I
the 23:1 instant. Will you permit me to call y
through yen, that of these, upon whom it ehoul
cesstry duty, to a further coneidera:ion of tie
whereas, it is much to be feared, its consequent
- be,lst less, bat vastly more appalling than the
ilftst.ilitrilf. Do Bentley night last, a men ram'
parish of Cromn, who had, on that dgy, re(
) wound, died—he belonged to the " four year oh
had been spOolnted the,day of his burial, and, i
ecru, all the partisans of that unhappy man's i
tresibled in vast numbers to pay the last tribute
key°osre n"fhtguifideisro
lirrn'ai a
men '"nfrewmtlurtdievon had beeing
every
erSENtetw. residing it the pariah of Drornite, no
t keit/meted to the nwaseer at their opponents or
opastry most be in a molt deplorable state, whe
i behaving& to either party, but deprecating and
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with his corn or butter cc any other coma- (s
I • ta'arel, without running the risk of having hit
1 dathred and Ids property destroyed; and ii
u;ermiug system is carried on by one party, it m
li $ * ciciprocal revenge by the other. In tact, it
I ntetute4. On the very night of Brine's totem's
.
dachas or Ballyeanty, belonging to the 'Dhabi
of lltomio, without any distinction or regard to
alpaca, had been thrown back into holes., sod
Ii• i• gyms*. at this late period of the year (a want o
lazily follow; and from this it might easily lat
i 4... owaus themselves would be visited with the Ilk
ce:44..ne as easily got at. .
Alai.' Sit, is a state of things that loudly cal
• , Stu, speedily as possible, the most efficacious
1 , Wild : it Mast be taken up spiritedly by the
otherwise the lives and property that are thu
may, if not in time secured, be sacrificed and.;
ii*stilthe doors of those whose bounden duty
in-their power so prevent such dreadful scenes
peace of the country. • The magistrates won't i
.
ems Favors, at least negatively, the truth of Oast
tittrL‘N-thbogh eii, battle sou spoken of for w
single magistrate interfeted—not one single pod
Winn a *op to these iniquitous proceedings!
• veva the " admiration of the workrahow (
" envied by surroneding nations!" I now pro
public as'ihe individual making the charge up
. ,
and I do it is justice, as well to themselves as •
that I offer myself se the witness against the
• its.:, else statement made to me, and that no
I * a penshando, whose situation must make him,
it' acqouneed with the sentiments of the magist
was tkeir deternii intim,' and that, for this mo
as 10011.311 of all reasons, `• t!tit as long as pa
and Ilan arrayed sgai•ist teeth other, there will
suglatley fthe magistrates) .11 have no persona
Lod." I 'nominee this to ti.e public at large,
nit bei Lewd Martin, b•.,t 0.4111 serve as 6 lasso
tut foolishpeatr•tty ,i I: 1.,..d. If lam celled
• my authority ; and it •1 sec a calumny, the soon
* and ustignantlv liter..; u....ek up,s it< author, th,
irtelattai COnNult their o'n int.rest and rupee'
the confielsece placid ri them by the Goesmin
tauten of the arimosity that s..thsists betwseu
li , with odEculty be tritced, and, atralige in sheltie
cyan to themselves 1 Their mutter hatred, hos
• itl.. regrets—is sonic:Lou excited, and alwaywil
•
fir* -Wlrtst eccasiooslty ewer between nelsons
• a?Lore of life. A signal tense ce of this nature
cent 111 this neigb'sourileutd, whoth has brueigl
i in collision, by suppt.rting .:'I taking part w
emploport, Will kits to ti.s.m sfry identical elm
stirstrftthe tretarbetranf lat. Friday. *Toss it
stirred app the bad blow i.• liar rains; for, 11l
dbab Mittel' op;tositi i:1 to each other
war has been openly proclaimed, and prepant
101 only carried on on both sides; against which '•
no procalatioes Nur tron taken. to save the lives
1 ' aim, mid establish peace and gssod order among
• • 1 am, dew Sir, your obliged sir
:1. O'itiOAN, l'.lc. Owe
September 29, 1825.
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$ A hlerqfng Paper, which is alway
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readers with some extraordinary event, ri
1 memorabilia of Tuesday, that 'e it is ohs
gusto (mother to the late Queen Caroli
last day of July, the very day two wonthi
itaiidLiko Fleet-market." What mime]
twegiksbe birth of a Princess and the ope
. we lA6V4of readers to guess; there is,
GO ddltt-sonething in it, " if philosop
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