Ireland/and also some account of the present state of society, political economy, national manners, public buildings, of that country. I have as much as pos sible avoided adverting to 'those points upon which the public Opinion has divided with temper; where I have touched them, I trust it has been with becoming defe rence, and only when they were connected with the pa ramount objects of humanity and general policy. Upon those unsettled subjects which have too long excited party animosity, I have advanced nothing which can have the remotest tendency to in?ame the public mind.