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London, England, 1822-11-02 00:00:00

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south, though not
actually satisfactory, is- trot of.a nattire to excite
any painful sensation-. There have been tome ou(-
sager, but they are few in number, and snit very
'atrocious in character.' ` • r.
u• We' pereiiic • that the MagisiAtes' in Cott are,
about to-form a fund for the purpose of pitying la.
formes,. Thisi may he necessary, mid We are sorry
•that it is so. But, after air, do the gentry of lie-
land imagine, that this is a crisis which may he met
by such a system ? Do they think that things will
return to' their old standard, after the storm has
Howls over? If they do, they are certiquly de-
ceived. Let them call their tenantry together—lei
them make abatements of rent iss.fatt„ virtually
they ire already abated. Instead of assuming the
demeanour of enemies and masters, let them sct as.
friends and Israllordr, hod the county of Cqrk.
will hot he exposed to the horrors it eadored hut,
year. We know the difficulty of this—but to sonic
such arrangement necessity will, before the li,ght
of tato year. more, compel them.
From the Carlow Paper it appears that the Alas
gistratet are to assemble for lie purpose of.con-
sidering the expediency Of placing that equal
under the new Constabulary Bill. Although some
sets of outrage have been committed iu Carlow, it
canhot certainly be described as in a state demand-
ing the application of so strong a remedy. The
Magistrates, however, know best—iliey • koosv
whether they can get their routs, and are aware,
doubtless, of the expense of this Act. If thy are
satisfied that it is necessary, they are satisfied, of
course, with the diminution of rents which it will
induce. On this subject we have received a 'com-
munication from ow old friend, Mull Doyle,"
in the form of a letter to Colonel Bochfort. We
wools, noly beg of Moil when she favours the public
again, as she means to do, after the meeting in
question, to study brevity and plain writing. We
know the task is difficult for • Lally, but we have,
notwithsiamlinr„ a high opinion of her sense.—
(Datidin keening Post.)

R11.1.11.1118Y, OCTOBER W.
The alarmists commence already to cry out
fg Bella ! Bella ! horrida Bella ! horrida Bella !"
True it is, and fear too true, that there muy be
some cause fur this sensation in the adjoining coun-
ties; but I think I may venture to assert, without
hazard of contradiction, that the county of Kerry
enjoys at this moment (a permanency of which
there is every likelihood) a state of the most pro-
found tranquillity—a condition indeed which may
be regarded as mainly attributable to the natural
good sense of the people, the humane consideration
of the landed interests; sud last, though certainly
col least, the unremitting exertions of the
tract', who may justly be regarded the most err.
tient local authorities in this portion of the em-
pire, without 'burdening the country, or putting the
State to a tanking expense.

LIMERICK, OCTOBER 26.
On Saturday night lest a home was maliciously
killed on the la►►ds of Duntskeagh, county Tippe-
rary, by cutting his throat.
On the same night a horse was houghed on the
lands of Glenbswn, the property of Denis Diem'''.
On Monday night a stack of fl.x, the property of
Denis Gleeson, and a stack of bay, belonging to
William Hayes, were horned on raid !soda.
M EATH.
On Saturday night last, about twelve o'clock, a
party of Men, to the number of fifty and upwards,
some on horseback and others on font, surrounded
the house of Thomas 51'N:illy, herd in William P.
Brainizon, E.q. on the lands of Lougher, near
Roesnaree, in the county of Meath, and in a violent
manner demanded entraucr, stating their object to
be the beating and otherwise abusing two men who
had been placed as keepers by Mr. Brabazon on
some tenants of said lends for arrears of rent. After
searching the barn and haggard without success,
they all departed, using violent threat* against
&Molly for harbouring the keepers.
GALWAY, OCTOBER 26,
Mr. Lldes►, a baker to William-street, in this
town, sent the bellmen about yesterday, stating that
he would sell his beat bread at gad. per loaf of two
pounds weight. Excellent Beet was selling during
the-week et 14d. per lb.; Mutton, too fat, at 2d.;
Potatoes, Id. to 2d. per stone of 161 b. ; Wheat, at
51. to 71. per cwt. ; Barley, 6s. to Ba. per barrel ;
Oct., 4d. to Si. per stone ; and Hemugs at 6s.
to 7s. per thousand.
We have the pleasure to state, that there is no
increase of fever in this town ; that there has not
been a single death at the Fever Hospital since our
last publication, and that the disorder has become
perfectly mild in its appearance and effects.—(Ad-
vertiser.)

CORK, OCTOBER 26.

On Saturday night last, at the hour of 11 o'clock,
',Joseph Baker, Esq. was proceeding from Crook-
haven to his residence act Balling, in the west of this
county, he was most furiously attacked by six
*Sacs (who evidently had lain in wait for his
coming) by whom he was beaten moot unmercifully,
and would, no doubt, have fallen a victim to their
ruge, had lie not by a desperate exertion disengaged
himself from their grasp, and fired the contents of a
heavily loaded pistol in the midst of them, which it
is believed most have taken effect, as he was enabled
to escape home without furtheranolestation.
The Advertiser of this mottling states, that on
Thursday night, or Friday morning, • farmer's
haggard in the parish of Grensgh, containing nine
stacks of corn, was burned ; we have received the
statement from • Gentleman, Omen Friday saw it
still burning. We feel peculiar regret at such
atrocious practices approaching AO near our city,
and into a district hitherto (with the exception of
one more burning) tranquil. Grenagh is a parish
united to Blarney, the rector of which, Mr. Stop-
ford, is a constant resident, and one of the most
lenient, charitable, and tespectahle Gentlemen in
our county.
In consequence of the disturbed state of the
country in the neighbourhood of Mallow, two midi•
tional regiments are immediately to be quartered in
that district. They will be stationed at the tempo-
rary barracks effreemount and Ktlbrien. and other
barracks lately erected under the direction of Su-
perinteudant-Genetal Newenham. It is supposed
that the 46th and net will be the regiments. Their
heed quarters et present are in Fermoy.

-CORK, OCTOSER 518.
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