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Antiqatitics.-A cave of great natur~ al curiosity has been recently discoyer-s ed near Clonaslee in this county. IL appears from that celebrated historian. Dr. Meaning, that it was known in tho seeondccntury, upwards of ItjOOyeara ago. The modern discovery was made few weeks since, by a shepherd, who kept his hocks adjoining the demense of Lieut.. Gen. DunDe, at Britias. There Is a stair of about twenty steps descent, which leads to spacious hall, and other apartments, notinferior in point of magnitude, and curiosity, to those of Donmore in the county of Kilkenny

 In one ofthe apartments is large stone table, on which are several statues.- in the immediate neighborhood are ma- ny things worthy the notice of some of our antiquarians. A few weeks ago. q flag was discovered by man named Labor, who. from motives of curiesity. moved it, and dug six feet beneath. where he found the skeleton of man of enormous size, perhaps the largest ever found in this kingdom. We arc not surprised fo hear of the discovery of such phenomenon, for this part Of the country was the scene of many extra. ordinary engagements between the O'Mores, ancient propr;etors of I.e;x, and the other petty monarchs who swayed the sceptres ofroyalty in the country. .---Leinster Express.