27 JANUARY 1844, Page 9

The great length of our Irish and County intelligence this

week makes the inser- tion of volunteered Communications absolutely impossible; and our readers are aware that next week begins the season when Correspondence—even the reading of it, but much more the insertion—becomes a serious burden to the manager of a Weekly Newspaper. To those correspondents who supply us with important information on matters of fact, or in correction, we are always grateful—especially if their letters are short, and to be used at our own convenience. But we most decline every letter which is not, at least confidentially, authenticated by the name and address of the writer.