ENGLISH LIBERTY. EXHIBITED IN

 THE GAME LAWS!
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From Liverpool paper cf March, 3,

 On Monday week, James Clegg, was fined in the mitigated penalty of 1Ok. be- fore James Lees, Esq. of Clarks6eld, for being out with dog and gun, Oith an in- tent 10 kiH game.

 Last Friday morning, as young man, was passing, with cartloadNo of goods through wood, in the neighborhood of Brierley, the horse set his foot on the wire of spring gun, which had been laid across the road it went of, and the contents were lodged in the shoulder of this valua- ble animal fortunately the man was on the contrary side, and thus escaped. We would indulge the hope that the day is not far distant, when the legislature of our country shall effectually put stop to this barbarous custom.

 On Friday night as the game keeper of Thomas Leigh, Esq. M. P. was on the look out, he observed some men poaching; when they saw him they endeavored to make theirsescape, but the keeper pursued one of them, called out to him to stop.