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London, England, 1823-01-15 00:00:00

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it:gears that the M neeting inti __v._ been
• 'clifilto"-1 L
0 Thursday last, at Limerick,"wasnot for the,
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of merely addressing-
tile 'LeisisLtthstibtor.
the subject of the late outrigei:bittrhat it was
led by Mr. erottro Riit, ind:otber:Qeuttaiseit eaf,
bjecenttent Iniet*t, with iittitto faeiiitate some.
now preparing, for a:ieiiiel and' co4rect'itoir
ctitain practices, not, as we lime -tri4rsiciod die
ost crejitable, in the management of tlle.."stiblii
oncl
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.
„. A Committee of the House of tOPIRIQC his
sitting, for three Sessions on • matters alleged
• tr the Corporation. Lord •Otifer Oa* Col. Vette•
on has been, as we have heard, 'Vetere the same
eisroittee; but his Lordship, or his adherents, do
oi seem to be satisfied, either with the substance of
be parliamentary Reports, or with the attempts which
,te been recently made nearer home, to discuss the
abject at meetings of the inhabitants of Limerick.
'he Mayor, duly anxious for the peace of the City,
,r that of his Noble Patron, Lord GoaT, and for
:sown, found it advisable that no Meeting for the
eairess of Grievances should be suffered. He posted,
herefore, up to Dublin, made his representation of
be state of affairs to Government, and procured
thority to issue A Proclamation, warning all per-
against giving their attendance at the proposed
trying, on pain of being dispersed by force. Mr.
outoutiN further addressed a letter to Mr. S. RICE,
ils

lember for Limerick, setting forth the order which
Excellevicy the LORD LIEUTENANT had been in-
aced, by his fears fur the public tranquillity, to
sue; and trusting that Mr. RICE would use his in-
Race fo avert an occurrence so full of peril, as an
isembly of the principal inhabitants of an opulent
id respectable City, to discourse upon what they

onceived to be their wrongs.
The spin it of the party Who wished to assemble was
iiendly and confiding towards Lord \VZLLKSLEY.—
e Corporation, on the other hand, are of the Orange
Iribe, and had endeavoured but a few days before to
hmi) the citrdiality with which the Citizens were
nes' to address the LORD LizurzNoNi. on his escape
'om Orange violence: Mr. RICE, in his address to
he Noblemen and Gentlemen of Litnerick,. offers an
direct pledge, that the whole transaction shall un-
logo future inquiry in some other place.

THE KING'S HEALTH.

BRIGHTON, JANUARY us.
The reports to-day, upon the state of the Kinrd's
nit h, have been of a gratifying character. His,
.I.irEsTy's advances to recovery, though gradual,.
Ippear sat3factory. Castle-square, at tunes has been
:rowded with carriage?, all in them anxious to make
notaries upon the subject, which alike interests all
inks and descriptions of his MAJESTY'S people. The
mswer to such inquiries in the morning was--" His
naJEsTs• is Leiter and in the evening. and to tens
o'clock this night, ss His NIAJESTY continues to get
ktter." No Bulletins of health have been published;
ut the acumen of public feeling has.been much re-
sted, by the consolatory replies to all applicants, as
ye noticed.
The Duke and Duchess .of A Rent. Lady JANE.
Lady GEORCIANA, and Lady AiiiiES L'AtiET, arrived
at the Royal York Hotel last night; all of whom
crossed the Steyne to the Palace, and kft their sig-
natures in the hall-book this morning. • The Eatl of
Lusatooe joined the illustrious party to-day. His
Lordship holds a commission in the Life Guards, and
the band of that distinguished corps performed some
pleasing compo,itions in a large apartment of the
Hotel this aiternoon, in the presence of the Duke and
Duchess and {array.
BRIGHTON, JANUARY t4.—Tier o'CLoct.
On inquiry at the l'aviliou this night, we wet ehappy
to hear that his MAJESTY is quite better. •

An elopementhas taken place in High Life, which,
when the particulars become known, will excite the
greatest surprise.
The Duke of limustown has arrived at his wadi Goodwood,
Busses, from Hastings.
The klgrquess of Cuattnos has left Arington, Hants,-for his
seat, Wotton, Bucks.
Lord Imurnocir has left Warren's Hotel, Regeot-sweet, on a
tan.,

Lord FOLIT has left his seat, Whitley Court, IVOSTeilteTiL
I %LOUT.
Lord. Rosins Semmes. has left town for his seat, Woolbeding,
Sussex.
Ste B. and Mr. and Mrs. WANT have returned to Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Tunbridge Wells.
Sir Jane Sumer, Bart. has left town for his Hat, Beech-
wood, Herts.
Sir Joni Ammeter, Bart. arrived yesterday at Read's Hotel,
'.ewer f?roevenor-street, from his seat, Burwoud Park, Surrey.
.11r. and Mrs. Hosime have left ditto, for 'their seat in North-
arr,:.onsEre.
, Tbe Hon. SEYMOri BATAtIRST has left town for Viscount
Gatentle's seat, Whersted Lodge, Suffolk.
The }lon. Mr. PALASH has left town for his father's (Lord
I:saute:cies) seat Brockleeby, Lincolnshire.
Major and Mrs seat,
have left the St. George's Hotel,
Alberirerle•strect, for. Bath ; and J. ROWTAND, Esq. for Brawls.
, 11.•Dovetes, Esq. has left town for the Duke of Rutland's
'eat, lichroir Castle.
and Mrs. Fieto left Blake's Hotel, Jerniya-streets yester-
day, fur their seat, near Roinfortl.
Arrival* yesterday at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyri.streer
NAUSS NIAT4OIOIBANYS, Esq. front Brighton; and THOiSAS
RAMIS, Esq. front bit seat in Surrey.
grtivals yesterday at the Coburg Hotel, Charles-street', Gros-
.'"aftquare :--The lion. Capt. Cent, R.N. from the Earl of
raricsAtat, Cashiobury Park, Herts; and Mr. Moneta, from
"plu',6-Dtvarture ;—Lady Jette MoNsoosuar, for Richmond.
Between rex and seven o'clock on Monday evening, as Mr.
Tien, ei 'lneohald's.road, was coming down Skinner-street,
saveliill, in his way 4totite" from the City, he was robbed of his
'ouch and about three poends in money by four or five lads,
140 appeared as if they were at play, running one after another,
and sliding on a part of the greet on which there was a sheet tat
let thelug to the coldness of the evening, Mr. FAUST was run-
tine to keep himself warm with both lila hands in his breeches
*nett; ime 'of the boys in sunning crossed him, and threw
kisweletniderkis.ket, which caufed Mr. Faorr to I.:11 over hint,
1114 latrine he could recover ialinself the young vilLtins rubbed
Its rifles Monty and watch;lsnd were out of sightia as instant ;
ihatebeney wee euseenitgesi when fitly gathered rota hint, as if
18 NAM Mtn to tile.