... SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1822. TfH LIBERTY (It THE PRESS IS THE PAl .AtIIlU O ALL O H -: - I - - . I I ?? 'I CAI,,A.A O 8_ iG OIJA NWH'IS OF Aj, ENG 1.IMA~ IRELAND AND THE BRITISH EM1PIRE. The accotints from Ireland still continue to be of the most melancholy description; want, famine, disease, and death make the most irightful, afflicting, and (sorry are v'e to add) still increasing ravages. Though ...

... The delay of the prelell 1 inlistry in bringing to trial the traitu'r Berton, has CoollCOrlaged Some other eonspirators of a like stamp. One Caron raised the Standadln of inslelrection in tie D)epartment of the Up. per Ithilne. Ile was seconded by a veteran of the name of Rlo-er ; und these two h;dividuals succeedeu for suie thile iu leadinrg two sujiradrons of cavalry through di I rellt su ...

... ?Ar?L >, 2 12 flwS%; rA ?? yX# Wnw Wart, hom-th ' {oidtil a slanml LASWLWXR ha! ntii;t4 ehhkdrgc o1d tt theOhW be ikd~~S ab$ 5hlgi~tw~bs&st ?? frifu, flhoi~tf0 if Ir A n td ~ kot .heeeta k ...

... PIIIAT'4E CORR|Sp0V, cr G.% - ?? 1U_ VC1,yc as J0d1 We have received, Inv exncees from ,j, 'lie answer of the ?? of ' S t rid- rehich is a docume tnt tire .iidre,,~ state of that coustev pgrat otpr ) rn as sincere in Ilis exp-rssio ng t 'n I'se ?? plles naareirs t a tO rd, In the sitting of the Corte arl swer of thl e i King to tile notnsofte ?? ie- ed to 1, I ,I I.Ich ?? i re- ed trt t in ...

... I , FROM LLOYD'S MAPINE LIST-JUiYI 9. St Tjhe's, lune 6. The American ship Grand Turk, 01i-ra, has boeti relea- sed frol scizurti, uijer wh cli 8he' was plh,`cd, fir lhavniit brohtnttt porter fronm Ireland. Thl Eliza, l f \berldeen, was lost on Hlshro' Sand on Fri- dav nitfit last -CreW atupjnosed to he tlrnosvttes. I he Cerrs, Lutz, sail d from S: Ulc's 21st ult. for 'hC Baltic bit plit back ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-JDLy 19. TrlE o vN TURICtS11 FRIGAT& Sir BVAMf MARTIN said, an Honourable Member (Colonel Daviesl on a former night had put a question re- spectiog tbh fitting tup Of & Turkish ship, as a ship of war, in the River, to cruize 1gainst the Greeks. The gallant officer then charged the Government with partiaiity, in having permitted this ship to take on boartl 58 guns and stores, ...

... have been threatened for some time past with a Grand Orange Procession on this day, the throngest in our fair week, but the Magistrates very properly gave early intimation that none would be permitted. Notwithstanding this prohibition, the office-bearers of seven lodges, one of which was from Paisley and another from Pollokshaws, assembled at nine o'clock this morning, opposite the bar- racks; ...

... 110USE, OF COMMONS. _..s3 'Cl.5 - QJ. t ; ja t E sDNLSAxY, Jut.v 24. 6s. U 10writ teas ordered lfor Stockbridge, in the - ,F Ba1rhaun, Esq. uslio ?? acecepted the ,intr . ;d 2 ?? - S. Rice presented n petitin from IC -Ofi e Ofh ?? Coo nhies t islitillesex :anti Ic. , clig t One sieti befori the Session tel- dile S -k n4 ~ lisidera~tioill tile 111fiortrilliltt ind l°jd ° tli r lov ?? it, ...

... dI . Friday's eand 7S aturay's I-osts-r T AhIJRGOn , JutNE 2G. lE ?? %vitli the Porte have riaired precisely wherc they were (ill the islh glof 3lay last. The Reis EFle idi is lavish * f efverlhl ?? ilolesult. 0rd strotford and t oulnt l-uizo~w have ad. L a ner Note to (ItoiDivan, to cornpin that ?? e tof Noldavia arnd ~Vvtllaiii is ot yet ?? i9rid tint tlie Reis llidi hnas .ie. e~slitistera ...

... VOSTSC RIPT. (BY EXPAESS).-LONDON, JULY 11. Paris Papers which have arrived to the Sth instant, briug a demi-oflicial statement from the Mo. niteur, of a fresh attempt at military iasurrection by a liettenant-Coloriel, named Caron. It appears that, in concert with another military man of the old army, natmed Roget, who directed the ?? of Cot. soar, 'he tempered, as he thoug ht successfully, ...

... GE IAN P A PLS. Fttotit l I E or AMoLIAVIA, JU? h 26.-Ihiittgh both the ltama- : zan aid the l estival of Ifairarn are over, we do not perceive that the TLurks are making aty prel)arati ils to leave us. They are prlceedilig Ili the open country with their ?? crielIty. S ouths and virgilts are dlily carric'l ift as slaves, to the provir ces teyonnl the Dolluhe. Ihe fegitive 1loyals think Ieh ...

... LICE NSNG BILL AS IT P'ASSE3D TlHE£ HOUSE OF COMIMONS. ?? following are the most material enactments of this Bill:- Every Peb~lican is to enter into recognizances, himself in 301. with one surety is sol. or twvo stireties in 151. each, For keeping an ordarsly hourse. In case of inability to attend, on the part of tile Publicanl, fronm sickness or other suflicieont cause, two sureties in 501. ...