The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-11-24 00:00:00

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Dusuw, xovnletli 41.
Dr. Horigkianion has heels elected ViCeirrovost
of Trisity College, vice Dr. Barrett. deceossol,
• Dr. Wray is advariced to • senior fellowship
the promotion of Dr. lirsdakirmort. Doctor Bairrett
it is said, has left his property principally to chat*.
tiro, though his poor relations were numerous. He
has left sonuititu to WIC or two a the servants of
the University.
His Excellency the Lord Liestrnasit is expected
at Oak Park, in the county of Car Low, on a Aelt•tert
Colonel Bruen. Hie Excellency intrude realabdpg
some time to enjoy the amusement of Collfelits.l
The hest meeting for the eseedgMht. lb.
antic Society took place on Mead" evintietwaS
Rotunda. Several favourite pit*, of instrifildblit
music were performed by the asembera,
glees admirably given by Sir Juba Stevan*,
Mewls. Smith, Bleak,. &e.
The Right Hon. Lord Oriel, with his
liberality, has granted five acres of lend. free"'
rent. to the Rev. Or. Mackin. the present paOP,
priest of Colton, for the porpose of building a
swilhka,resirliesice on. His Lordeliip attended
its Misr the funeral of the late parish priest. the
pious ill l venerable Dr. Morin), on &noisy last.
PROVINCIAL_
[From she Aliening Pose.] ire
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On Saturday we published from the LAtieriAT
CArossick an account of an attack on Mr. Hitt`dt
house of Graigue. The frllowing letter, which or
received from a known correoporideut et Dtmierailei
will shew whit truth there is in that statement : •
" Dristeralte, November IS.
Sra—As I do sot wish your exerllessi Paper should be
Ilia vehicle of eonveyin folsehossfill. I write to istforus you,
that the lu-cosset gives its yeaterday'e Limerick Chremiere mf
Oar haulm of James Hill, of Grail:see, Rol. being sitaeked,
Ind plundered of BM., k perfeefflr taw. It woe am at-
hacked, and if It were, Mr. Hi I sad is seas are well pre.
pied to defend themselves ; our would they suffer their
inns us be takes from them. I live within a mile sad hag
Graigue, and am in daily coonamoicatiosi with worm of
Mr. Hill's family, and was se this asersiag. Our immediate
neighbourhood is perfectly quiet, though the deluded peo-
ple have maswitted depredations all &roved it."
We shall now give en instauce of this hied fit=
;Sainders's Neve Lefler:
4, After toitiog the least off use winery barracks mil
Chapel is iirweeirk, .e have reams roe:peel they will strip
every Peatimman's house In the curry. I wish thereat
state of this collate, was known us the ether oldest the
water."

Now, we happen to have received a letter has
Limerick, dated the 18th instant. It will be sees
how naturally it accounts for this bad dealing
Extract of di Wier, dalmi Limerick. Nireenitr IS.
Now, sto the lead-clestiog frees she barracks.
mit 18 months ago there was a tad.ter lan is as adjoisisig
ieW, sad a report circulated dist some villains hilestied to
strip the lead off the barrack roof—it was, however rept,-
vested to Cutest! Declaims,. that It might br a ac
y. get
the retry replaced sear a Carassio iss„ adjailsitm the
barred!, who had just brew rmsevad. Moils She matey
was there, the premien were of cower, stems. Ham.
ever, all pasted off very well iMiit she seemid attempt, whim
some of the lead was onaloobtsdly I,IIIIIIIMIL Very edit--
O. Wealaraday wiled blew so hard that some of the bad
cause down frame 'mother part .f the berm& roof isle Ist
pablid read; fortunately it was brosight tato the guerd MON
sod slaws to the Commasding °Hoer be the sows helms it
was fumed by any thiamine passeager. Had this brim ass
safe, whet a dash it would bars is mar Comisratios Jeereel,
for rertsioly sate bet lessegtwes meld hero earabad it st,
sod fur ths porpoise of misverting It ist. Masts."
The Eogl:sh Papers, some of them at least, sp.
pear to have caught the system. The following
contradiction is from The Star :

A story is correct is Devortshite, of two compsaiss of
the I Ith regiment, now is (reload, haviag holm col of lass
',fray with a party of IMO posmilry. le is ahootiirre veld
of troth. The propagators of each is wicked aod moil re.
putt deserve the severest reprobatiort."
1F6061 ANOTHES 61/61111310 mica
At a lute hoer on last Saturday night. au attack
was made by a strong party or the sensed pta•lllltFy,
on thebouse orrhorotts u rloisg, of Ballydaiser I. Esq.
The spirired resistance which had been made by Mr.
Furlong and his sou, all a forint r OrCasi ssss hod made
u suitable einpreesion on the minds of these wretches;
but, as soon as they hod discovered that Mr. Fur-
long bad gone from home, they thought the oppor-
tunity peculiarly favourable for a second attack on
his house. Mr. Furlong's sun, hawfver, was at
home, who, with his cousin and Captain Standish,
Ina brother-its-law, together with a few soldiers, were
fully prepared to resist the attack. The assailatits
were formed into three divisions ; one was stationed
at the front, amid one at each (Irak of the house.—
Mr. Furlong and Ills little party limd several shots.
but the 'assailants were equally active ; some of
them were wounded, awl the circumstance caused
them to retreat. Mr. Furlong and his party kl-
lewed them for some perches. but in the pursuit
one of the soldiers was wounded with a slug io the
arm. Mr. Furlong's party kept up a brisk fire oti
the fugittvcs, and it is supported that some of them
have beeu wounded.
At Barris-in-omm the rails, have been inces-
sant ; nothing can be done in the held*.
Westport, comity Mayo.—loceswest
EMI'. county Clare.—From the fall of ,sins
this county is in a wretched state.
cioalsoL, !mecum' 17.
A few Slights ago the stables of the polecats' Tips
perary took fire, and were burnt, it is u
from accident. For some days back, roliettia
various kinds regarding the peace of this neighbour.
hood have been afloat, which we have generally
found groundless and unworthy of notice.—(Cloa-
mei Herald)
GALWAY, aovEmaisa 17.
In consequence of the reduced prices of stain,
and the •lerina created by hoarders •tid speculators
having subsided, the article of bread has declined
also. The Winton was seut round oil Thursday.
through the town, to state that the loaf which had
lately been sold at 4d. would be, its future, but 3d.
and that it should be full two pound* uright.—
(Galway Adrerliser.)
We have • pleasing task to fulfil respecting the
flannel fair at Orieumure. During the present
week between fire and sat hundred permit of coarse
flannels, etscliconti • g, on ass overage, frotn 140
to 130 yank, were exhibited mid sold at from laid.
to 15d. per yard. litre is a sons of 4.0001. vireo-
latest, during the week, in the small village of
Orawnote ; and. notwrithessmbesg thr slimily tunes
in which we live called the atteniton of the 4.11461-.1
Nuts of this town to this subject, we regret to state
that no fair or mallet day has yet been hued fur the
sale of the article its this town.—(/Lid./
I The gs nerve, conduct of Chalks Dasseen,-Elq.,

.., appear that
little price foe their produce, load milibk be leveed
to advantage by breeding -Imam English horse-
dealers have come here lately to biy,.bni caimot get
soy thing like what they WOW. t Limerick, just
sow, they advertised that they Would attend sod
bay at the horse market. but e4eid get but "1:4
bone that would suit them. the greater tsunami
there bell)* all bad. The buyers ikre guise to oilier
hies. Now, if the breed's* of good horses was en-
couraged in this comorplebile the demand for the
tura produce to so *0,4 might probably cure
the evil a little. • . i .:
(Front the Cork lohelligeneer of 11Ne1iy i
Since our !wt. we regret bring obliged to state
that the outrages we •hove to record iu she neigh-
bouring county ere 4ther . segmenting, and that
the pernicious effects of their example are swatt-
ing in the county of Cork, which his hereof'''e
been so remarkable forth. good order and peace-
able disposition of its peasantry.
Out Saturday last (the 17th instant) a meeting
elf the Nobility, Magistrates, and Gentry. man
held at Fermoy, at which Grotty! Barry, High
Sheriff of the Couuuty, presided, and whose vigti4
too. activity must call forth the approbation of M.
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friends of loyalty and social order. ~ti...:ii
We understand that orders have been receietit
by the staffs of the North, South, and City or
Cork regiments of militia. to hold themselves in
readiness fur those parts of the county at present
is a disturbed state, The staff of each regiment
consists of upwards of $0 men, serjeasits, corporals,
and bind, all of whom are to fall into the rooks
gad carry muskets. under the command of the
Ida:ant, who, it is understood. is to hold the
ission of the peace. Throe men, since .the
&of the regiments being disembodied, have
kept quite inactive. there being no ins..
;bate occasion for their services; but, in come"
force
of the reduced number of the disposable
force in this country being inadequate to the heavy
ditties under present eireumstaiscrs, the assiquiticp
sf such a body of experienced mess must Nei
acquisition. They are to act more in the capacity'
sf police for patroliug the districts where they el'
quartered, a duty which they are peculiarly calcia
'hued for from their local knowledge of those pert.
of the Salsoty, as many of theta are from the neigh.
limerbind.• It is expected ‘hat they"ttill march im-
Slidiotaly, the North Cork to Mallow, the Sootb
Cork to Bettevant, sad the City of Cork to Kan-
hawk. The energy and promptitude of the Go-
sitissisat in this instance will tend considerably to
iittlitorst order, sod subdue that spirit of insubordi-
Wtisa which is spreading amongst our infatuated
peasantry, and manifest to diem the folly and mad-
ness of opposing the established laws of their coun-
try, which have been odministered to them with
such mildness and forbearance.
On Wednesday atomism last, as John Berry, •
police coustabli from the Barony of Duhallow,
was proceeding from this city, where he had been
with prisoners from Mallets, be came up on the
-rood, about six miles from that loon, with three
carmen, who he walked in company with for some
distance. whets the three alitikked and heat hint
most unmercifully, took from hint his cmhine and
-sword. with which they got clear off, notwithstand-
ing his endeavours to get the country people to as-
sist him in tecovering them. A short time after-
wards the post-boy and a dragoon conveying the
mail from thus city to Mallow, Mlle to the spot, but
could affind no assistance. The carmen were from
the neighbourhood of Charleville.
We would deem it advisable, at this pariicaler'
time, that the arms of the different barony consta-
bles in the districts alluded to, should be deposited
in a place of safely, where recourse could be hod to
them by the n,eu alien on ditty; is the seamier in
which they are de,acheil iii the country, mad the
defenceless state of their eabins, render them desira-
ble objects of attack, the obtaiuitsg of their arms
being • sufficient excitement. ' I.'
We have also been informadVatif respectable au-
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‘lllingh. bourbood of

thority. that several honors in the b.
BoNimmons, and within a few miles of the place
where the above outrage was committed, were visit:
ed on Saturday night, and arms taken from tbe re-
spectable farmers.
We have likiitvise heard of several houses being
visited for arum iii the neighbourhood of Mill-
street, iu the direction of Kantutk. but decline
giving them publicity, until sufficiently anthen•
tinned; as. if Ihry prove to be unfouoded, we
ebould not wish to become the midterm of mews
laiing such remount.
The precaution. taken •in Limerick and Tralee
for defeating the objects of the disaffected in the
procuring of gunpowder, have induced them to
11•10t1 to this eily, where it was likely to excite less
observation. For this purpose the miscreants have
silted the 'louses of the different farmers in the
practice of bringing butter to Cork, who have
been sworn to procure at least I lb. of powder each,
and threttered in the event of their not complying.
We hope our fellow-citizens will avail themselves
of this suggestion), to be cautious who they dispose
of tab./der to, as the eppreheusion of one of those
persons might lead to important discoveries re-
spectiug the nocturne' movements.
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fininsit COMMERCE IN THE LEVANT.
The following has been exhibited on the board
at Lloyd's:— .
Extract of a Inter from Jobs Cartwright,
.Est. Me Me-
jest'''. Comiatapisessi* the Otiosess Dourisioss, le Mr.
I.iilitrli. &mein 416, Lave& 00i0gssy :
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10. Illt 1.
64 I am lap, so bi sow so dap OM Ste sesesesesieetion
.logireeatelir Carlos lidglikes,sir.is latilridehip Cosi/wise,
my y last haler, Ins 000 the eters.*
NUs vessele Shieli have elute fang; with the laser-
gest ships here beer t wait Ilse revere'
• gig. A direst to each Greek, as pirates who
should presume to & MA in his esehaul *Lip.
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‘ el;erleetirit lids*); 4e. lit.tbVi alsessblee
jo the roositf of Limerick. 410 etSes It iris.
IVEVkiti CM :aimed; taking kW eausideristias the Ist price of
d VieeFroetlet ri agricultural produce, sad other oliaershire which
. deeloords sew present themselves. he bore whited their rests
r fellowship y snore thou oue.third of what tbry were liable to per
13..c10r Beeeete• ' voider (heir origival lessee, awl a rosarausoirsdioo to ,
'ilia', to cheri- this purport hes been arsouluoseed to thew by 0. F.
ounorrous. He G. Woolly. Esq. Ageut to the estates.—(Limerick
the servants ei tiirookk.)
1111011 A coasUlloollllsllT.l
soot is especial It would sppror that u landlords can get but