Star. — London, England, 1816-11-12 00:00:00

Wiliatat i `!'" ,- 41.' rlllw6 I" weaning's§ iii st of the Spanish aellinoSiggii : lbillAgliera-, • I ri choose to Gelatin ir k . As in the cote of thithe sen . oke e, t hough at . t*Litioist not so Solvent ii that, 'oowal of tkegt3t7 the SPesiets Pouernment, ro per r eparation, will atone for an . injury, o gi c kif eatedressed, hat always been consideted as ' as cause for war.' '' . . li e Rich:nod Enquirer communicates the following ' • c e, which that Paper deems highly in- prwo - - 0 4ing ;•.0 0. InfOrmation has been received front an - 0 0 4 high rank of the United- States mny in tbb p o ( R aighbourhood of New Orleans), that he es pied to beattacked by the Spaniards."—lt is added, puiconsultation had Wen held at Washington in ; and it is surmised that s arm loyal i s to ha sent to anise in that direction, 'say the vicinity. of Fkwida. - . to isseertain the move oinuaad if necessary, to prevent the landings,* .i g ile farce. ::: United States agents appointed to survey thit •oual wirers emptying into . the Chesapeake , for . the p ro of ascertaining this Most ` eligible spot for a *pot, have completed their labour, and it is' that Gosport has been bred on as pOsies superior advantages to any otheflOt an thji . • • the couniry: .. r , .1 instated lathe Asivicais 4dvocats (publiihed in , . own, county of Jefferson), that about the Ist A British deserter fro . m*Xingston passed through tes'ilarbour, and was soon pursued by three , ....; - . 4d English Officers, who overtook and secured •it Henderson. While the Officers were con suing their prisoner back to Kingston, a number riiiicupatters ,and other .citizens o f s ao k ot e s lubsit isitOreel, : and effected his escape. copied into the Noicssal Integre:seer ad lits'iiiissbe Aden* cities are at the present moment ioing with multitudes striving in vain to find ern. and wandering about in almost hopeless kspoodedc~; and recommends the Government to Lire them some of the immense tracks of wild and land, with which America so greatly abounds,. ',Ad. on, These, with a little assistance, would make the emigrants become respecuble citizens. late accalata from Plattsburgh, it appears that the Governor of Lower Canada bad interdicted the *tuition into that province of beef, pork, butler, ',Call other provisions, the growth or prodisce el , United States. As report . that the SPanieh itevolotienists led faems‘ion of Pensacola has been fornully On ell Al accounts of a meat date. From Montreal it is stated, under date the sth of tuber, bat the specie .seined. on board the Lake ateam-bnao, Amounting an upwards -of lust ,his.l arrived at . his Majesty's Cis& tact at that place. , The New E4nsikPollawn,ol October 10, states, that wT. mire divisions, eriMinations, and mctirni. ' iufioui lining the Reeolutionistiat La Plata. Wise titerth: best or otherwise have now the reins it is IlCult to say. The people of Buenos Ayres es pies 'apprehensions cr some act of treachery on the of kis Most Faithful Majesty.", -The PoitiOoulei (N. E.) Grseite contradicts the. *et that the neat' ',tinning of . the boundary.line will aria the townships and "'the, Isle au Noix, in Ca. .Gentlemen erect way gialified, who have (Odle* taken obeettatiOni oo tisit spot, have found *ante Nee es ilirayi received is the true 45th *- Ver.' One of the Comtnissioners was at P ! ,settmoir.h te/dondly List. and confirmed this statement.. 'ROM *f Hh'l36 4014 i PALLADIUM Of ocro.bita 11. Ob, Goons extensive safes of Hones And Tom, iu New York, tended to give a sudleo and lei fitft depression to prices here t eithOugh,. upon aek, ilipteti , Yu of several . pir;cels of goOds boUght: at that we• it has••been satisfactorily ascertained that the lit* Yeti of has been mis ilita as regards the ' 4 'sacrificen made. The goods learn sold by advance— , theiterling "rice was not mentioned at the time of Gale—and we are informed. Wittittes, that such goods hOught it: that sale spi t hoe been inspected here brought *Very fair prices.. PSilie.saiee hcre for — tbe r- present week have been et! limitecL - Tbeiledit sin hand is not great i Nat to ince sales at this 1120iDellt, when the minds of the Ponlidtera are trafaroisrabli prejudiced; atonal lon nraidered highly iinpilitic.` • JAMAtCA, 'SEPT. to. Oft market has been veil favourable lot thich bar for a. long time bran very scarce, and eight t one dollars could have been secured for a cargo . etwo. We still think it Mill be high, as we 'have kayoed lately that it canr.ot be imported from st. 1 1 6 biallo, or the Spanish' Colonies, in British vim. I , th, a nd we formerly received considerable supplies "ws thence. Lavisher hat not been in moth de. : 44 but now looks up. Pitch, Pine Boards, Stc. a mt 6 ' ) or 70 dollArs, by the cargo. Tht American PAperf of the last-date state, that le hurricane had been pretty. gerstral in the West i Island s in the beginning of September. A 4 eilk brig had stated. that at St. Croix, and other r th e Isl4tids, about CO vessels had been lost; that "Nsise shore himself, but was blown off again to : 41 144 kept oat t h ree d ays . A not h er account %fillet on theme of September ) during a violent nine vessels were thrown upoh the banks near Itl e i g`beigh, and two on Portsmouth. The whole of the losses was not known. - *nu 'to out yobs day oreril rani' ►sue`. c , • 411 0 0. 4k 1 1A04414#41: 4 1 .1. • " Wi l k%) • ik4oou. Sciaisof . IP in the Omar, fro* Boathey:_rhith she left the Bth July; bad St. Helm) the Moth September. • The Por.t.oti tetra 'ship Heleoa tears before the •Eull., • The extra ship Moslems put into • lit the 'llBth Auger& The R meat regtlar ship arriied at kit** on the 30th June. - • : ' FAMOUTH. NOintilSEß Arrived the Mary, Loam:, from Buenas Ayres. in 83 days a and the lapeelr Ann,-froin•Load.in for Nevis. g4ikd the Flashy,. Yt3Y 4 sr, for: Lundori- • The Miry Ipokei os the 2701 M &Pitansber, in tat. 9. 32. N. low. 27.4 1 / a the Williefltalattth freint Li verpool .fah. Petelleajteiti ; vessels were tit i 0111,4 "lioetvis Ayies'attei the Mary doge Ypkt , Spyightlp,' and. Taal; fir Lend*. tin the 1 28th of Anoint 1 Width. Grime, lin- ditto, about the Mith of tisptember. The Adrniraf Griffith., of Li. verPosit lily NeWloft, was to sail about ten days after the Mary left...-Wind West, fresh gales, and dirty weather. PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER it. Arrived the following .abips from the Dawns : the Hound, for St..Vuicent.s ; Killinbeck, for Ao., ; Miltose, for Greneda ; London. for Jtm aica; Intrepid, for Barbadoes ; and the Active, for Bei.' first.—Put back she Piramus. Arrived the Planter from Demerara, last from Falmouth.—Wind S. W. blowing hard. DEAL, NQVEMBER Arrived and sailed tar the River- ; the Ellerctill, CLARICRIN it from Bombay, in four months and two dap. Came down from the River. and soiled the Prates Regent, TArLon, tar Tobago; Prince Regent, Davonsuu., for Bermuda ; and Prince George, Paaftea, for Jamlic • ; also the Royal Sovereign yacht for India, and remains. Put back the Sir Godfrey Webster, Z , diac, and several more West lodiamers.—Wind N.W. DOVER, NOVEMBER 11. Anived the Francis and Sarah. WlLsoe. from Leith for Suerdeaux, with loss of anchor and cable, leaky and sails split; the William, KIRDY, from Amsterdam for Liverpool, with corn, with lows of anchor and cable, bowsprit, all her sails, and very leaky; the schooner 1) irt, WmacwoßD, from Exeter for Leith, with loss of spars, of her bulwark, and leaky. RAMBOA IE, NOVEMBER tt. Cumin the following vessels tur shelter:—Courier, I Brown, from Piridport Inc London, with loss of main boom; William and Mary, Pities. from Falmouth for London, with loss of bowsprit ; Sincri. y, SMITH. from Jersey tor Newcastle; Pheasant, Baas es, from London for. Gibraltar; and B:diford, BeeNISTT, from .London for . Ireland. The- Vrow Chrisi ianna is at apeliqr off , this harbour. Airaved the Apollo, Whale. bore; and the Jason, Hick. from Shields Wind W. MILFORD-HAVEN, NOVP.NIBER 9. Arrived the Albion, of London, PA Tll, from Prince Edward's Gland, for Liverpool ; Friends, GRAVE, ;tom M l T;m4thi Inc Newry—these were • left at the latter place the Litrepid, trilatiAtc, and Friendi; Bsiouttatut, loading tar Liverpool ; and cite r,irt Fula,. (Acing is for Dundee., • Also the Betsey, Rl cluetts. trots London for Dublin. The Geo*, DAvis. fr.m Liverpool. fur • Antwerp, arrived litre this morning, having, on the 6th instant, encountered a heavy gale off the &halls, in which Cie carried away her mast, topmast, mainsail, foresail, gib, stern boat, 6tc. and received other damage. Retnain his hlaiesty's sloop JAspets.—Wind W.N.W. • Obt-HOUNE, NOVEMBER 9 Atm 11. 111011, RNTSIILD lIIMARDII. Ile Little Sally, Calk4a_,_ from Peteraburgh;'Vruw Anna, Prahatv, Iran Leer; FOAM. Young, from Riga; Fly, Micklejohn, horn Liebau ; ',row Roetnate, Pocks; and Kleine Rumba, Ructaia, from Enihdiro ; Herman•is, Veen, trom Auwierdasa; longs Daniel, Cottjes, (roil Oronin- . gen ; Prompt, Pettit, tram Archangel; Latigiurd, Nlearna, (ruin Malaga; Joseph aid Lou, Bergh, irons liamburgh; thlalieriltaa; Duncan, from Gistinburshi. Musa, Leigi.too, Irons Peters burg ; Creole,. lainiati, from Smyrna; :icily, Culver, from Malaga; Junge Engiserdma, Mulder; all I Motes, Brown, from Ano.terdans Dew, Moffatt, from Dublin; trom Peirrdsurgh; Margarctha Huudrirk, Vat..lrr Veen_, from Ha:- lingru ; Gorde ;loop. sejers„ irons Groningen ; Persevermce, Penny; Wrist; Collimon, Own Peterstsurgh ; Vrow from Amasealam; Mary, Attwoud, from Dublin; Vruw Maria, Vit.front. Reeterdara; Vrow Sophia, Kok; and . Juogs Martha, Bei. from . Aasveruase ; Hoop, Hughes, from , Cruaingen; Vrow Trunigeoa„Wilde, front Rotterdam; Krou Mat Yea Selsvredar, Peters, from Wolgast ; Chichester, Sexton, from Waterford; Orme, Dean, front Petenburgh; Marquis of Anemia, brow*, from Oemod; Coma laurwig, Even ea, from tfurway ; Trevit,;flacis, from Terreadinar ; Johannes, Jamul, from onningen ; Promfse, pawn, front Petershargh ; Mentor; Mord, from Da udei Dim Amis. Levellain, !rota Havre; Vruw. Abdo, ILma, from ; Romulus, Milne, from Dantziaa and fleswirall, Coawasy. grow Bekaa. • • flareraanao— rke Homy. for Waterford; Speed well, &beton, for,Codta Ursa& Kraus, jun. for Dublin; taco *city, Chive • Versus, •AdeprdCa; sad Cast il la Hedlri, for Ants, weep; kasha:ry e Wriest, for - Amsterdam; Marsha Blucher, Adams . ; and Umamansta'faststsst, for °mod; Duke of York, notarial. for Goollawfa.Nowspo isobar. for Elsinenr, Ravel, and nc. Pete~; 4 144•Lintbo, Timor (or license° ; faze Dhow* W - Ai; and /how Jam it, De Vries, for Roller. : data; -Pstefot,teirlaa;'.tiir ill. /broads; Lodz, Lacy, fur Ja Mika; CoNes e tbilli e lif Cane ai Mary, on the River Swim,. and Marrs Larrol R iiM, Oditases, cur Hayti; Drift Gehreio den, YIN. fer Obeid liadaregest Lord MU, Bond, ter Sa. balkiest ff/dor 41/7, Cell s% for New . Iforkter !passengers mar olld the esttlow. bee Doollim. with 8000 views el, whilst Was bane. •.• .• • Thesysks7 sissosessa ert saferunsta accident hap pened ma Mith pier. &bog .sarost o'clock, a vessel was working sot of thi-barboor. by means Of a rein made fast to oat ef tho pests $ the wind was blowing strong from she north west. asid,oby a sudden jerk of the vessel, the rap mapped closes° the post, sad re coiliog open d ntlmaa belonging to Ediaburgh, who was stanfing figat, Anon toss off one ut his legs. to that itoinetkate ampatatioo, below the knee, bi.carne neserap. Ga. the night GE Sunday, the 27th ultimo, the Cibelboo packet. lienehata. WALLACS master, in going frost Caaapieltoo to the ot Sand*, to re case Sir Wiii44lll Cl/$1115011614 on board. for the purpose of loading him at Tram, was unfortunately kist, with three into Oho crew). fiir William Cun- Oingbasa i s moms. mid soothes man, a passenger to which_ littVre ors 10#7 to add Captain %ILIAC& who waiting& banana ass seemly MM. and one who was *taloaisreadssing mamma to shippiag perilously situated. e ven IL die bemire of his }ifs. Neat day part chi) , wrack of thP packet 'via discovered . es shore at Sheep Isle, Sands. • 4 • ABette e,~it IS:l4en.o_ ih4.iith foot, eh :dei the esintnind cietio.Yo4o44, ..gasigis ittuttfind . Colinaii; 0ff11,111d0 44 bleithyr Clatootr - Rnsiare. ", , . .. a. a SALlik sob aurrza it tie novas. Rola AT IFIMIAgr• • . Wildaesd,ir evening,' th e Oile r s'( o f this lit Bette lion*Royal Scots gave a Splendid ball and stopper to ollout*2so families of distinction, et and in the neigh-- btitirhood of Belfast, to celebrate the Birth-day of his. ROyal Highness the Duke of .ICisre. The company cornmenced asiembling about ten o'clock, and *how halt past eleven the enlivening mnsic from the or chestra gave the gr stifling signal for cotismencing country dances. which continued with the grealest spirit until' half-past one o'clock, when the. supper tofu= were thrown open, and the company weie sited to partake of an elegant repast. A flourish from the trumpets announced his Itnyal Highness's beskb, given by Colonels BARN= and NIZON, who presided at' the tables; and on a second flourish, the health of the Nobility and Gentry who honoured the °dicers with their presence. Dancing soon after re commenced, and was kept up with unabated spirit until four o'clock, when the company began to ro. tire. The entrance to the hall was ornamented with a spiral arch of coloured lamps, decked with laurel, and the staircase with a transparency of the Arms of the Duke of Kent, supported by two brilliant stars ot lamps. Over the entrance into the Ball-morn was a beautiful E with a crown-of laurel over it in coloured lamps, and the door ornamented with a border of artificial flowers. . Yesterday the 'Russian Ambassador and Colonel PANICRATIEFF had interviews with the PRINCE Re (TENT at Carlton House. The MAiqiiisWet.tester, we are happy to hear, is considerably rreovirred from his indisposition. Sir JOSZPII BANKS, we regret to hear, is seriously m at his house in Sohn square. The LORD LIZUTIINANT of !MAUD is fast reco •e►ing. An apology was made last night at Covent-Garden nitatre for time non-appearatice of Miss O'Nuit.. in Afiet, in consecitam:e of sudden indisposition. Mn. FALCIT supplied her pl ice, and deservedly met with warm and universal applause. A sudden aftid very unexpected change took place on :S4turd.ty in the administration of the aff•irs•ut Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. K. WasoN and Mr. &xis were elected from the General Comtnittee to replace , Lord Briton and the Hun. DIJVSLAS Yesterday evening. Mr. Catitasie delivered the in troductory Lecture of his Course upon Anatomy, at the Royal Academy. The Professor principally dwelt upon the parallel between the Arts and Sciences, and the mutual illustrations they afford each other, particularly Anatomy, to the Arts of Design. For further illustration, he enumerated instances of several distinguished Literary and Philosophical Characters, from the time of the Greeks to • the present period, Who welled in Sculpture and Painting; and to afford a proof to what insignificancy the :Iris decline, unless supported by Science. he commented updn the productions of the Chinese, which are little more than a mere display of the briltiaat natural colours of their country, because they are totally ignorant of Chiato-Scuro and Perspective, two agents which tore herself has provided to give the proper substance and distance of objeCts. The attendance was ex tremely respectabb?. Several Academicians were present. Mi. Ft•sru was hi the Chair. borne individuals of Newry had a meeting on Tuesdey last, fur the purpose of voting an Address to Lord CAsnianthon. The Address, however, purporting to be from the iniabitana of Newry. was 'objected to, on the ground that toe inhabitants had not been summoned to attend the Meeting. and be cause the Chairman refused to put the negative to it shew of hands. Another person was voted into die Chair, and the following. Resolutions were then car ried :_*'At a Meeting of the Inhabitants of Newry, 1 convened by the Seneschal; on the sth day of No. ] ember instant, at twelve o'clock, to take into ionsi-1 Oration the propriety of adiressing Lord CAArLeri krAOli, on his visit to this tonntry ; the Seneschal having abandoned the Chair, on relining to put the question on an Address proposed - for adoption by Mr. Acne:sow "Patostrson C. Somme being called to - die Chair, it was unanimonsly resolved,. That 140 Address whatever is or had bten voted by the said, inhabitants of Newry Right Honourable iris-. count CAIMLNIAKAGNe—Mr. lemmas having left thr Chair at twenty-five minutes •liastittrelee, and Mi.' N. SLOAN being • called thereto it . 'wls unanimously resolved, thit the Th anks of titheMieting are dim,. and are hereby gibed, to' Mr. laitateae, fot his Teri' spirited and proper conduit in this Chair." Tuesday evening, about half-past - lin ,O i cloCh, as the•Ezeter• and' Plymouth' Was weep:fling Whiteway hill,•neat I-14.bn; on itslitfien to gteter,, two footpads rushed • from behindl'tree, slizild die heads of the leaders, and tklleii DLit to sex site wadi: The coachman (John Ganef prtsinediateliAlscharge4: pistol at them, and they pver 'th hedge. The only railei*vfln• the - tench *tie lofte DAM, a CONSIAMO,A .ryllpouth f and two female' prisoners, whoin leas anyae ..clitig. to the Devon County Bridewell. * 44 night, sad had. any one been present to seltotis the ale of the hones 'could have been entracte44i the, coachman is condi.' ,dent, that with the assistant! of 4h! constable -Craw was alao armed) both • th e . . Tillains'• *Mold have - been taken. • . Saturdays young chiltwatrode over Jiggle's. street, Cheapside, and killed on the spot. - - Thursday the son of a boatman, earned Lamont, a' toe boy about lb years of age, WAS • acrideindly drowned by Lining Out of fathees boar, in Groii e nock harbour. Though the body was very short thereafter got out, life was extiott. Thursday evening, about •sist - p.m. as Mr. Coca. ism; of Roslin, was returning front Dalkeith mar ket,- ba. Was suddenly attacked by two men or the private Asti. between Spingield and. &Nilo, and robbed M aft, with Much they escaped. Tuesday evening about the hour of sir o'dodb, as Sba,pard was doming into Dublin, be wat at tacked on the Circulu Rood between Clanbrasil =r4 Portobello, by th ree ru ffi ans, who were all with pistols, and robbodhint of his watch, and what rash be had about bin ; sot cootent with rob. Efbins of his property. they beat and Shand him meet Mailman meaner. sad neatly fractured tharilio ; . 11k1Of ftfiklt4ol47.•=ke : e%ii; le tn. ..Cisett.3.4 swum'. wawdoe. ,pk-pober ni.itntileMdte. ib fnakt ttubis, Nether to , • agit D. Of itudandl C. by Setiti: ii:ie4.agit.firollsir. to Crltyln. . -un +.net sett' dsbtr . r rdned k "'IOW* 4411 Hoieddi meet :1414noriev; ntutnsng at del Golden tanners, near &sabot; and Friday, at firlekrillgr; • 311#'/lair* Union Fox - Hounds meet saterday, it Ciouoh OremaifHetbughans Conner ; at ha f pie ten. , Mr. Camp % Hounds meet We .nesday; at ItelesolCsi Hai l' Sattardal; a' I.4mlfeg Seething; Mottday; Noe. la, it Cumbria Hart ; Wednesday, Nev.!. , at Aro de Owl Tbe Queendon Housid4'. motes to.nt diner, Marrinikite Wood; Wethsese.ay, at six HMI; Frid4y, at Arlestoia Teen: Saturday, at tfrotlgate Li u& it littlf•past ten. fritterflihuse li! , undil meet, co marrow; st , Dirrtiell 'llona', at I.Veybridge Wood; Sitorlay, at BO:rowan Woht. And A:thorpe. lietnufrinett to-morrow, at Weftret ; ftridayi at Lila reshot: ; and Swarthy, at Altborpe, at In'a-pist tr 4 each dor. The Oakley Hounds meet ;Wednesday, it Stirinithead; fhtlaf; at Amused 13.1ry. Lewd Derby's Stag Hounds meet, for the first time thitsison, to-morrow, at the Bemired Acres. 1. Mebraly, E3q. ' s Xs& Hounds Meet Thursday; at ',falai Hal ; Saturday, at Addiogton I.4rigit Ifentotn. • P IG nem; Gravesend fishing smack; 011 her voyage to the North Seas, haring arc vest a few days ago off the coast of Not !01, the hanis obieryed a stranger nut of his element, and hauled so, • no. a calith or any other of the scaly tribe, but a lite bar tow pie-, to the great amusement .4 the fisharasee,,.4 What makes this circumstance very .singistar is: that there was no other vessel in sight; do etlrrvn setting that way, the sea ran high, and the disra,- , Te from land bring very considerable, poor jsizy ovst have been some time afloat. • ; :7S' Friday se'nnight, a grnap of well dressed persons sat or stood in one of the Bores of tli.• Dublin Theatre; where these was also two Lsdirs an I a Gen. tletnan. a Menther of the Irish Bar; who accompanied them. The group laughed and talked so Intl.!, as td incommode very much. those near them, w ho were de. strews of attending to the pelf to-mance. Ou .tt the group bad a dog with him—the dug ran Aiwa that and the adjoining boxes, and brushed or tends upei t i some of the Ladies sathet unceremoniously: The Gentleman who sat with them requested the °Wall of the dog would *remove him out of the boxes. The. owner refused to permit the' dog's 1.0'40431, and said he. would pay, if stezessary, .55..10r the Jog's ad missloes The Gentleman coolly replied, that tdo many Cirri found their way into the buns by psyiag the adnsis. sion money. but that he would insist on the removal of this one ; he also told the owner, he ttfght leant his address, if he wished to know-it, by enquiring • f ' the box.kc eper. He then went out and called ldr. Lowman, who attended promply. but the °wort cif the dog having takne lii. trottge in Ws arms, refused either to give him up or retire. The Gentleman having resumed his place with the Ladies, the ertkipe continued to tall:, until overhearing some offensive expressions, he rose and asked who it was that dttertd diem ?—No person thought proper to admit having done so. The Ladies now became terrified. quitted the Thestre, and thus thepuppy trinmploril Munniats.—A horrid murder was lately commi:. led at St. Mary Church, D,•vonshire. It. •Fliisep . , after murdering his wife by suabbfng her le We. attacked his aged father (acuity 80), in Cif itiqrs manner, and supposing he had accompl!shea his pose, left him welter ng in his blood: Withi!is !lauds reeking in the blood id his wife and father, the amt. derer attempted to complete his atrocity by su;ciJe I to effect which he stabbed. himself in three dtfirsedi !parts of his b r, but not mortally.—The old man la likely to recover. • . On the evening. of Monday. the 14th of Octobel. the divelroht-bouse of Mr. Laurence. O'Hara. sen: sltuati in Gowell„ in the parish of Kslhea4h.la the county of Mayo, farmer, and of I.ii ..s , sn, Lau • rence O'Hara, jun. of Cloonrneen, in the said parish, about a quarter of a mile distant from e. .e I other, Were successively. entered by three persons, arms d with pistols and swords; who, after murdering tin said Laurence O'H sra; sea. by shooting hint throat+ the head, breaking his jaw -bone, and man glins his body in the most brutal manner, repaired Mstitilly, as is supposed, to the house of his son. who had about an hour before returned from the &trot Loughglya, 12 miles off, and, had lain down • upon the bed to rest upon himself, when the first of the three persons rushed into his cabin, the 'door Whig open, and pre , tented a pistol to his breast; which; as he started up, belief the good lush to parry, and 'the bell, rt!aled Viii end . hit. the wall at the. ba:k.of the bed i on Whi c h k.stal found nrats4rontingi. A wood person task ies inetantLasacle a cut at him-with a hike ,SWOI4 which he 311D.WaIrd0 off, and had actualii 'released himself Stow bath , of them, and was making •011Corth dcgm. wile' he found there a third pet s on (hit'eten btother•ladaw Ai witons his father and himself .biabeen compelled, tndispnssessnf his holdinrundeo übeut osur.eight.taouthi ago, and was' ailf). l ., .piked. to be -at this time in England), whielt) persetk.charged at him. with -a pitchfork and" l.sword.toptevent his escape,: andatade several prods auxin with the fork. woandieg bins in five or oki-ttiertif":pailaot the body 114ving got hold 'of the prong or fork, - be. Wreiic4dit from the pnie wlikh it was it4techedi and • was.. than dreadfully . -wounded by the s. .sivorAluncler the right ares. A.. TWO three - ruffians . thsti. attacked Align .alingetber, andihretthinito tile 04064 et the:door.; bat.• cull stnilagnf and ctl ll * be alarmed iLneigh: bossing nOtise, and. a wenian , happening to rum out, Also villains 'suddenly. *ads •olf—arsci:; as ,hey., patsed the woman,- one . *of them gave hex •st eat over her forehead, which hsadisabled her ay, Mine . It • appears, as wtfil< b 7 the inferential' of she said Lairrenceollara, on. two is yet-unable to raotelr • to be moved, and Charier-O'Hara:his bro:hes. talons by Matthew Wyatt, Etta: Magistrate of the County of Mayo, as by the "evidence of the said Charles O'Hara and several other., given before a C toner of the Said County, at t h e *mit bdd on t.e bode . of the said . Lantehee O'Hara, sea. that ill! said murder was committed by Thomas Phihips, the so: . in-law of the said Laurence, said James Phillips and Myles Phillip; bros of the said Thomas, with the risky of •Mir.l Phillips, Patrick Phillips, and Simon Phillips (three brothers of the said Thorns* Phillips), and that they are the same persons who akereodimitted and abetted the assault with in. sent to murder the said Laurence O'Hara, fun. who owes his life, under Pitoviusoca, solely to his Aiwa heroic exertions. • i