The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-29 00:00:00

• IRELAND:

NS DONLIN ITENINO PORT Of NATUIDAT
sets from the South are not of a natnre, we
I to perceive. likely to create much alarm.—
xception of a few (mirages in Westmeath,
'where we are sorry to find murder has been
and Tipperary. this system does not appear
'formidable character which people were die.
rprebend. In Tipperary there has been a
the Magistrates at Cosliel—the Earl of Do•
in the Chair. At this Meeting the Earl of
loved • series of Resolutions, the object
no on the information of certain Persona,
es be stated, to place a pert of the Connty
nsnrrection Act. The resolutions gave rise
sate, in which the Chairman took a very ac-
ting the measure. On its being put to the
Ter, the majority carried the Resolutions of
Mover. We hare, of coarse, no authority
th which the reports of the proceedings sop-
on that report, we are, we confese, inclined
in opinion with the Noble Chairman and the
The information, it appears to us, was vague
factory, and some of the offences were of so
ras Jnly last. At all newts, they were of
ire as mold not surely-justify the infliction of
as act.—Tbe facility which this Act furnishes
o,Jesticsa, aadfleuttyrto pate whole county
GS of the Constitution, is one of its mischiefs.
no outrage has recently been committal in
bestate of the c.,M_derrcribell as Tory
We hare altway ialts4 that' ibis emsty,
richest in the kingdom, is without a ffeiNiera
is W sty,lll thtitreat proprietors are
whops therm le San-tmo man, of a thousand a
sally resWingos his estate in this county;—
old and third order of the gentry are either
el or hrapable., Howe it Is, that while the
trntioo Act wu found isffickat is other
thle, ratwithstanding the espouse it imposed
mies, it has been fend totally to fail. Even
etion Act has sot bees turd sufficient to re-
refractory sad crimisal peasantry. In this
refore, the higher ranks of the gentry having
heir cation and authority, It has beets resolved
;oostabalsry Hill Into °persists. A Muds,
iwrstes is convened by a Pros **ration from
Lieutenant, to ram at the Corny peort-
he city of Limerick,on theith of next mouth,
, ten of the said Magistrates being, at least,
nominate Owe HUNOSID AND SNVIN TT-St It
s" for the Cosinty, being at the rate of ma-
ch Barony. The Proclamation boars date
ma, then, will the most disterrad and laser-
County in Ireland receive the first bens-
rt. For the Meetly of the Carafe of Lime-
y's the oboist Gentry, we can feel.no syllogis-
t have lett it to the government of the
al the measure may be said to have been
i the logishrure. A new order of Magi,-
spring up in Ireland—so order altogether
t of the landed interest.
be a new era in our internal system of 'Wad-
But it will be in the porter of other counties
opt or reject the measure ; and the only way
learalves will be by jndicionsly ising
s with n hick they are already invested. Bet
r and Gentry of Ireland have neglected their
rt them take the consequences.
MINI. MITRE'S IN lIIIILAND.—By tee te-
r the Aisiae of Bread, the tptartern loaf is
pence in Dublin, bat it can be pelschlsood at
Rakers for (anew:nor l •
il parts of tirlood*,ifirriprite of prolate of
'so `1991,94411151 kill Rattily sortla emu:

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y !,ixpertee: one hundred and twenty eggs
hilltsetel---leeef no more than front one penny
'elfpenes. or ponnn I—awl potatoes &resell-
, penny rr -stone of sixteen pounds.—The
te 'mutters will net defray the expenses of
mime& has etrenlate.' some money in nal-
king roads. and erecting harbour wurka of
st •nd note than one half of the
returned to. the fixelsegner, throned the pay-
ith on Era. Sonar, Spirits, Tobacco, awl
iseshh• ean,tsditiev, as the Custom Hons.
:slim. Other- remittances' him fislwsy wit!

leerned fact of some importance, throne,
',lent itt thi. muster, whin,' is Iskody
the ineivhlnala implicated, and if curried to
eralik extent, may be AH4014101 h 3 most ean.
setreneett.
re "eery small eontrartors employed itt ma-
nilla. The smonnt of these contracts u.at be
ton pundit. In se►eral cases. the landlords
These gunk., anti sold their Cuws anti Crops
Ile, because they would not assign their
ese trifling songs, and, .of course, lahour on
for nothing. We cannot for he viol of
actions. We do not clearly perceive what
tarot ran do between such belligerents, but
rincirles do not guide the conduct of both
country may be soon one oast scene of in-
,nd blootlabed.—(//w1!1s Joe/ eel.)

reties of that tierce and letesetable spirit whieb
or... Aston of each destruction atom egricul.'
iy in Norfolk sad the adjoining cased's. los,
mate. made Its appointees in title neighbour-
t a fortnight since several placards, la • feigned
meted in Ole tillage of Charlton Hamilton.,
he following words :—" Wo to the farmers that
g 'machines." On the eight of Saturday week,
net, a rife wet discovered In the rick-y(l4'ot
who reels • considerable farm of the Marquees.
le that neighboarhoot, and who setpleyn
A barley rick was speedily dokrtty.d t`
ely by the unremitting suttees ef thu laktebi-
eonflagretion was promoted frees cretemding
IV hile the flames wettest tit* height.. voice'
wd was heard to repeat the words Inscribed 00 1
. We regret to add. that when the fire was Nest
Toop, in hastening to the spot, fell; aid 11
er shoulder. A reward of fifty pounds having
for the discovery of the lecandiaries, a man
ett gave information that himself. and • father
nal Talbot, -were concerned In the transaction,
lion of these persona took place on Saturday
the nee. James Monkhouse. when Ranted
lholit a week before the Ire, the elder Talbot
him to set Mr. Toop's premises on ire. bat
int to have any thing to do with it; nod that on
Satnedg week, he met both the father and son
whips the latter held a lantern, while the for-
a candle to the barley-rick. The younger Tat-
Wartority proved au alibi ; and so improbable
• evideney against the father appear, that both
rced, awl ',Arnett committed to lichester gaol.
prevarications were so gross that little ro-•
lir placed upon his evidence, and much mys•
es to hang auout site traimactiou—(Stierborse

day last, two large pears were plucked from
the garden of Wm. Birkbeck, Esq. of Settle,
which weighed 171 b. and 14AL, and um'
41 I I ; inches in circumference.