... tar, oil, hemp, turpentine, tallow, &c. -&c. were all suc- cessively consumed, and the volumes of fire, though generally speaking almost uniformlythrown up, were rendered more furious and horrible every ten or fifteen minutes by some new combustible matter ...

... gallon.~ ~~ ~al . SG .. ,,av lexpqrieused afsthqr declite offrorm2g. to 4s,,per cwt. although the last advi'ces from London speak 'with' more. confideneh of tie pr hi1iition to disrill frcin g'ain byin ?? spIrkd' bye the report- wlhl we havie notired -under ...

... fieldieces,,t. , Tro spies wrere made ,pris-0ners,'who pretended to SI be dumb, but,: being sev'erely treated, were lade to c B. speak. On the third day, tiey were not ofl -v Pulsed, but pursued into thevery ftou of ROnda. WV have not yet received the ?? of ...

... succeeded al-- t ekpozed .to:a heay lfire of Inusketry .froii the soldiers quartered at that plae; :. .. LIeutean't 'Hay'e speaks in higi ms bfthe tn- , duct of the-petty officers, semirien, and royal maines eruployed under-him, for! thieiir oo ?? duoc ...

... support of the rights of the country. Of the effect which this was calculated'to produce, ,it would not now become them to speak-they felt it t6 'be a: 'sacrifice'to withhold what aid been so' laborionsly collected; but when they considered the slight ...

... report was Ice, to raise the price of corn ! and he would not be do deterred by any high tone assumed in that House, led from speaking his sentiments, and advocating the ler- cause of his constituents, who would be seriously red injured by the proposed regulations ...

... rents paid to elseproprietors were of-I rid ten exteeylw ot recently this lands which had fallenI at inha beea ethger. In speaking of thcs south, be referred I ~ct in priuatoh.co)unties OFj']ipperary, Cort, and Kerry.- a a- Fine on the leases had been ...

... will be agenrs of age, but is only 27 inches high, and Ihs ouV 28 pounds. He is well made in pro- prtio1 to his size, and speaks the French and oermafl aguages fluently. he heirsf the late Sir Andrew Mitchell l}we recovered the large amount of prize money ...

... papers: - HARVEST.--MUCh wheat, we understand, has u been cut in tire eoastern and western parts of this county, and report speaks favourably of the e cra)ps. both in point of quantity and quality.- Northward, however, the late rains, it seems, . have been ...

... 1'he' adl weathler hoeassabo greatly improved the potatac crp. Au dit gentleman, who l:as returned ftur the coun)y of Ar1 speaks in sinilar terms of the crops in that district, Baut' ?? Al1d lzichl-il, there is reason to believe that iu l eight nials ...

... to secure it beflure it should be toalate. - We are happy to learn, that both the bar. I ley and the oats have, generally speaking, been got into the stack in very tolerable condition, and that In Galloway the wheat has not suffered so severely as in this ...

... npt worth more chan halt of thrit crap, in ta far N a5 regards the quantity ot flour tbet ?? beomrnished. Berley, generally speaking, is not so much deficient in quantity as it is B insperfect in quality,';eeing thish in the husk, badiq coloured, 1 and much ...