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Order of the Board, FRENCH PAPERS. /ROM THE OASZTIII DS FRANCS, JOLT 200. _ _ Why then dki you come up the country, armed. mounted on a MIN with bells, terrifying an the people with bad news metermea,netiber did I tell the pearl* bad news. Did you not meet the and Renhaset, and say yoe would lead them to glary, and tell then that the 10th Regiment had run away 7 ' - I met the slid Regiment at Rio Mayor, and did ten them the Mb Regiment bad run away,whi. wee the fact; but the teat is false. . , Did yen me tell them that the Mews of the Bth Gwadar*. were Mud* prieneersf—l did, audit was atm But yeliilmve no bdelneee to tell the mak, and you will repent re-Never. • If yon &pit behave properly I will send you again to the don pito. I agitileing every thing I cam to favour you.--I thank you. Did you silk in the year into, ride in a triumphal car through the streets of limits, playing on a violin?—Yes, I did, in company with such and sack Gentlemen (Gaming them), who are now per tain* the COnstitntiotialists. We de mot tram to know what Where did, but what you have done.—Recoet you will put down an their newel will not sign it. That makes so odds, here are two notaries present. , Code, it is much better be you to cookss ail than to deny it. Every body knows pismire Republican end a Pleemseson, but I shall favour you by ai Mp it is because you am an Englishman, who are all eotoriosePetegibetimaßms.—Yee may put down what you please. Did repaiiinitre a dieser in 1810. and when you drank certain toases,•did a neet .111( ahmeeketzl--I have often given dinners, lad ham Who r • et4hoseilubere tll Yoe; If Doti wA.9etOrtit , 'AlotraioN smillatra o l h rs ;me 'not wpm* awn; w*Als v ekodulei yee.— , rivia • • lee fee a slam of erater.—Yes, what lois Orem to drink ;.4a nit (166 I with to do you may hum.-you lad better • ceases eset 'sue. seem one .Se leake interest for too. Come, came.—l will say -sto more; 1 beget tam is your hands, therefore & with me as you please. • The Iniguisiter then wiaired to the naiades, and dosed the giroceeilinp, which all four 4med... I said I protested against them for demurs in my beelnees, eadtiasired the gaoler to take me away ; this was alarm fenitekitick Le.; at nine Le. I received a small. strip of paper hum the glebe, on which. was " English Winient to march at week a. x.: whiehl did, and arrived on the 160, aif wee sat Flames to St: Geogis's Cestle v rbere !remain at the preseertimee • • • • • - Jima 24, leaser Ifilgetecl) • WILLJAIII.YOUNG. CONSTANTINOPLE JUNI; 13. The navigation of the Bosphorus is open to all vessels, with cargoes or without ; those which bad already re. caved firmans, sailed immediately for the Black >iea ; the Captains have not been required, as forMerly, to engage to give up, on their return, part of their cargo. of corn to the Turkish s Government. • TRIESTE. Jay 7. • • . . The Captain of a vessel who has arrived here in 18 days from Corfu and Zante, states, that at his departure, several merchantmen had arrived from Alexandria, laden with provisions ' and said to be bound for the Mama. Some of them had sailed to Syra,'wheace they expected, notwithstadding the blockade, to reach the More*. These vessels have brought the con6imation of the military blockade of Alexandria, which extends only to men of war and transports with ammunition, for merchant vessels are allowed to come out even with previsions. No vessel is now allowed to sail from Corfu to the Mores. Admiral Codrington has arrived there. Many sums belonging to Sperziots and 11111..„ ark* tun been 14 ,. the goyertettent cos& iseaki diet the salmi sentntekae has inbes: * • . • • ' • PARIS, Jecr The dirtrien bieerversive extents from the Jour-, oals of Corfu And Greece. m Rich we find the follow log facts k ,The Toxks of 'Asia had attempted to make a fending on Samoa, hit Minks . baying appeared in tittle with the Hales, the corvette, and other vessels, the - Turks irste . repulsed .erith loss.a id lNft 1,500 men latte hands of tbe San Hots. The Greek corvette suf. faked so sever* on the occasion that it sunk, bat the crew were saved. The Greeks have attacked the Turk: in Atheni; they have succeeded in making them.' selves masters of the town, but the 6re of the batterids Of the Acropolis obliged them to evacuate it. However, they still blockade it closely. The Turks in the Acro polis desert in such great numbers that it hits been ne cessary to make a Lazzaretto in the Greek camp, The President Capo &Istria and, his brother, accom panied by Tricoupi and blevrocordato. bad, on the 7th Juno, a conference with the, Greek Bishops sent by the Porte. It seems that the attempt of General Church against Anatolie° and Missolooghi having tailed, he had fallen. back to Dragomestre. To facilitate the operations of the Greeks against the Turks in Attica, and particutatly in the'ACropolis. the President has extended the blacke wde of the coast to the gulf of Volo, icln.iing Negro. pant. The blockade comprehends a tract of twenty miles on the coast. Pritiite letteri received this morning at Park; an imism that 4,590 Men of the Constitutional Army, pur sued.. by vitae Royalists, having thri sw o themselves into Gallicia, the Spanish Government, after haring made them lay down their arms, had, with a generosity very oncoansass,ranied them a month's pay and provisions, 'letting gates know that thertnight wait for the deci siOn of tlie Pt - snipes, Goieromynt respersiog their him. ilisabiai MOO% 'Taw ire noes. iota - 10er. se. toot lON. 956,-4 hi der Coati. per Cents. 72f. 95e. 90e.— Beak Plues, 1,611 f. SOc. . . I . R. BYLIAK Secretary. D CORN MARS/W. INGTON, No. 5, Tooley-street role el tke Teing,.Comings, Paw, oat inikural FettLlami *Mr ealand siege [AND CARVIII 4 inktalge lor Sick poqiima, at a miy Pekoe, old' Nomad." istAit>t illily'keek need a few Sudety, at their late Fete. Marquees, r description. iddreseed in full, Benjamin Edylnytaa, rk. TO /Malt/ NT. IMPOSITION; IN respectfully inform the Public 'Abbate Ad at a very eansiderable ek. on a Label of .ml 4 tingniar coin nsction monis% that-thortrust Will effectnally that are dady,practised on the Pnblic. ring descriptiOn of' the Label will among ared by them. A. pattern, like Lama a incipal part of the Lobel, the names of ted in white lettere edged with pink ands ite groused, the IGH-H0L801 1 17, 1 I with pink end black, but planed on the t and prirt art fan are. black on a white directions her we are printed as before Nfld.-97, High.flisibotin; Sept. I 823. HAAVB'B kiiD PILL. • Cure for eery stige and symptom ,seay be imendia IitraORRIIAAVZB ich has lasignsoiponiood nuivailiol re , afford e rec tai=dll "relief teithoissanda a r e tho lvr ae who desire_ ittitir ordinary b . Ow, BS, Conshilt t Ur . ,130, ,130, °born ; Mr. &radii*, *Dial Exchange ; , rue 44.44 1 atezr-. •• JAMAICA. - • • - :NEW IMPORT AND WORT DUTIES COLOMUIA: i• • , KINGSTON, Jena 14. BARHAM, At `StA, MAY 29.--Mr. Chimp° has tlse how:nit-(►1 . coautiansi of. the Vice Admiral) to translate his Minima the Mayor.of I io ttM, a cei#7 of a Detre., establishing a nem systests of impon mad.oitiocki duties is COlombli; • - ~~ .~ .. ~. , . --•-, lam Bolts , Ike. &c. &c. eossmesnie, 1. That notwithitanth ng the good principles on *bid the:Ail of the 13th aliarch, 1826, ig fouß4o, 64ing the regulations for collecting the import . dutiert..and the getota which the different classes of merchandise are to par, 4cs dispositirmi have been highly aliosed. from thei mbdesate and -just duties being.. defrauded -bp the importers. • • r 2. That.front , the Riactice. of their rrandsiOlftlitta i where this law is in force,. there is. a scrinileltiMixediwr lion' in the produce of the custotuf c which •,. prdmpt and efficacilons meta, tit 'reetetty'theri% other wiM it will,cputiiel. • ". " .intn7sas (*an is to I'l th* of •" ti ate extracts: ry tcellency Sir John Keane, in his rived at Part • Royal yesterday, at mei squall of atioil and rain. We 3icellency flea boas sailiftroupsi diem KeYs; Ake. for 'EllisiritA trnad ry of satling, the compass was let at considered of any moment at issily was off Wreck Reef. about in to blow, with v4fj 110404. Reid not be.seen; koper, by Olt, .and jadjia* horn the set of *Timid at her nusariags is hand. lyal, after Pis Escatleacy had been P 7 raio . flow • aull.At'Al t aalt, is the Sokol die iloniowelde Charles E. saliscrftsito Part korai co Mon sh). A z ishMs, for CrookesLlshind, Pa tailbacks, boatdihaltaid 1E4.7 mem , . • letst!tod the :taw , Trittist is sow remit eetiTity inillstneighbouriog that 40 less thin linemesseis sra et the unidlisatis along the cost, ail for seamen to man them. •SO ic, thit several iodisidosli who it,have recendy fttiri4 with lalEs • indigent ciratunstomot a !eery to he hoped that the lazy British pt abbot the &basses wdl berm :heck to this trade. sago de ouba,that about a month out Pott-au-Prince 40 Bourdranx ' it Abe:mall islands near Cuba. trAo r aqd Crew, went into a small esti whAever w velnalble of the amount of ahourlo,ooo dollars ' retentiag to Port-awPrioce, to el to proceed to France. Among lack mess, ilaytians, who wised an Captain, Supercergos and 'Moe lee refrethment,to rash down and ne of their party dispatched a man nue upon deck. A. black boy, s. calla, got through one of .the I, sod escaped to a quay,. from to a nisil part on, North e fithermen, and gave information I. He was sent to St. Jago, where se, authorities, and kept in custody, one of the party concerned. The ad, had got a knowledge of. the rd of- the- sloop -shortly alter tbe bey, which induced them to enter an, which they unfortunately tre. 'yin into execution. They rm..: mall `creek in Cuba, disposed sof ooey, and proceeded to the intoner k weak ago one of them was disco- Oasis in St. Jago, in consequence gale .of intoxicatioo, of clot lad. He _war apprehended, and as the ringleader of the aItItiOCIWS, in leather beads round his waist, sont l lBo dollars in small gold foie. ilitmidiately by the Govaeor to ere two of dm (WWII are supposed iith; it was ascertained, had been at St. Jago, and had sailed the a vessel bawd to Philadelphia.-- ed that the whole of Mesa wretches d, as iistormetion. *sth a *Nail*, loeed pegs?, was list on to the American Coastal,' by a fast sail pined boas Sc. Jagu two days . • ,PORTUG AL. 'ARRFAT MID JIXAMINATIdII OF A BRITISH SUBJECT. The fki(Vkiwing is a stateAsent of the treatment and sufferingsof VAllion young, as banded to the British Conseil-Gaeta), to be transmitted to his Majesty's Sec retary of Statifee Foreign Affairs: • William . Voong, a British subject, Cornet on the pay'of the Royal %igen beg leave to state that,. •on the 24th of May last; I obtained a regular passport l Ergo the Intendant. general..of Police,.te proceed nutty I.ootPe in Leira, where I here resided the list . 14 years, and have been Married to a native of that city 17 years.' Inirived at Leira on the morning of thp26tb,nad in the -afternoon my hems* was.-surrounded by 'a patty, 1 Militia,. consisting of mote tlihn 100 men i.thief dragged tnntii:tbe gaol, withoticaUovring me t Jipwsk, to Ifife a. ‘r any other person.. Al they were 'taking me there, thivoldiers struck me with the butt-ends Of their muskets; and 11r . 4s pelted and hot ted at by thi mob, who .continued to cry out, " Kill him, he is Freemason."—Wheo I got to the gaol, I was put into a room, and shut up immediately. It smelt shockingly. I neither .saw nor heard any one till the next morning, when the gaoler came and told Me I might have break fast, which he brought me soon after. I was kept in this state tines days. 1 was then allowed the light, and the place, was put into.full requisition for the use of the *Pti.. Wets. In tbitsituation I met Sir John M. Doyle, K.C.B. poc Jule, brother to the Count Linhares. .4nd many others, but with strict orders from the gaoler not to speak to any of them, nor they to me; some came etcorted by two soldiers, others by the gaoler. I was five days in this *Matisse, and continually insulted from the streets by the mob, with cries of " Cut or their ears," 61 Kill aU the Freemasons." On the ninth day I was allowed, for the first time, to speak to my- wife, in the presence of top gaoler, and he told me I might have books to read if I chose, and gave me at the same time a letter, opened, !which be said the Corregidor (Magisirate), had read. I ens verrzertaii that in this way have not only lost several cf consequence to myself, but to others. On the tenth day I was removed into another part of the gaol with three others, which room had a window to the street, which we were obliged to keep shut nearly all day, to avoid the insults ( f the people and the sol diers.. I saw no one but my servant, who brought me my food, but not to come nalarPnongh to me to whisper. On the 18th day I was' taken before a man who said be was commissioned by the Corregidor to question-me. There were ;meant two clerks, both notary publics. He began with thn f loklowiog questions: Imititsiteir—Miaib Tout mane? Primmer—William Young. Aft yoa aserried-?—Yos; a? years to a Pampas& • What emettryman are yes t—Ao EDI Did you comae to dB mootry by land li or s 4 L watet?-81 water. Do you kaew what you ara mauled for Y....eide sof. Came, came, you blew well enough—l do not; Iltam east.' *tad ao than. Who talk you to }than ?—A Major sod a number aiestlida., Major Patio Rap= 7.—lt might is him; I dope' know hint. Yes, it was ; *bat Ilk) be say to los ?-1h odd I was aspy. :Yon said jest now yen did not know what Ton were rosined fir; stow yew own you was catboat( fo r Win o a spy?—l do not ; I ant ne spy.' • ' Dm you kayo owned it. Coos, come, obis. auto bon you iamb; yes ma as llalliebniao, and of coon, a Repsb&as and a Triempsnr apes Low not?=-11 yen will tell ma what you mass by a Frosamaithow; I "NW yooselostkor I am it out. Coma, mow, k can't- do my Imp maws din ; Costa camel" tepl 'day be•A liakemaseo; bet yon mutt OA mewlat it is before I can pon. .hay tail am yam roams fee bating Don Miguel I. and ids Go vermaist,S.l user saiti bated MitK bh GaVetaMent• . .% • • • . '{l• - - -- • 3. That uniformity, as fir . possible,. it nexcispry the duties of imports'and-estpasts ; *Nett lea omits ihute to: fondest 'illtereili'ead•fire4ti' l tdktitarereef facilitate the ()iterations of qie:Ctiittillt•bOolin s "llblit . duce to their pin measure t i lt Alt portatiolire. fi t , portations of the different ports of the Republic.. In use Of the est raortifioary fatuities wbjch I ezerciie, andhav• • ta4 beard the opinions of the C6iineil Government, I DECItEIC,.. -• • ."i• Art. 1. That Of dispositions of thel'iii.df.aiiMir 1026, which eetabliqiied the duties of imporisitiod;sl4lhaamihng collecting, are' re in all their pans. :1 , • Art. 2. The tiltion of the law of the 13tIs of Mardi s 111 4 10 1 the duties of expation, are likewise suspended, with the elcclo• den of Arddes 5, I and S. • Art. 3. In place if the said laws, my Decree of the 9th March,' 1981, seethe regulation of the Madding Custom-houses, which has presided hithertir-oely in the department of Maturin, Venezuela, •thilleds, and Solis, will take effect• in all the ports of Coltimbia. The Arlimai r o;:ziff which accompanies it most also be observed, fir which will he .eiresdatod•and published Where • - I' , 4 • . moan/. • . Art. 4.. rts 'abovedeerisselbs following mod hatless are WOE • Ist. In Ankle gdpitieleards if by writing or on his word of boastif," are • substituted 'foe "by writing and on his word of loormr,"declaring that every vessel of war which has aserffhan dine on beard: in which is not comprehended coined gold or silver ; esthetremed es a merehant vessel, excepting that the place or places where thelfterchandise is deposited will only be sealed up. Vise Asia a-lint:having pa board aserchandise refusing to allow them to he depodted and sealed in a secure place in the said vessel, until dispmed ofiibtaferszable t to the established rale, will not be admitted Imo the pait, or she will be compeUetf to leave ft. The 4ispoSition;el Article. 3, paragraph 3, :relative to vessels which enter the Ori&eo or klanicaibcr, will apply to other ports et, the Republic shialkarly circumstanced. Thu application of it to be made at the discretion of the respective Intendants and the junta of Finance. Then the disposition of Article 4 will likewise be observed. The same will betlone with respect to the dispositions of Article 5, paragraphs:Sande; relative to La Quayra, Barcelona, and Orinoco. MI. In Article 8; after paratraph 6, will be added, " when any search ts made on board, or in the • Custom-houses, and anythin g is discovered subject to condemnation, the half will belong to him who makes the discovery, and the other half will be divided amongst at Telt 'making thi search; According to their respective salaties. Paragraph 1, lo Article 11, will not be observed, and its place will, be expressed, un4e the terms on which the said decree is in force. lid. In Article itit is declared—tat, that if a commercial article bas in general a specific duty. and any one of its kind is found in cluded in the Tariff, the duty mill be collected upon it according to the Tariff, and net accordiog to specie rate: • X. Thu the valuation prescribed by paragraph 5, must be ob served in all those cases in which the prices of cite Tariff may be so excessive, that ft implies z manifest equivocation. 4. Article 15 is nefernamLas far as it implies to the duties of im portation, striAde most le paid three days after the recognizance is made, if they do snot exceed fifty dollars; from this sum to 500 dollars in thirty days; from 500 to Loon in sixty days; and from epee dollars in three months for the half, and the remainder in six inonthe.• 6. In paragnmilit, fts the sane ankle; k b declared, -that the prohibition to them pitons being sureties, who have been in ar rears in their paynsentew the Custom-house, is only to be under- , stood so applying to those vibe may be in arrests after the pabli- , cadon d thin Meat •PC • , •• . . • . Art. 25. which Iles the number at the military guard, will be inedified, according to the local circumstances, by subsequent de- ' ~ • creel, the salt as their itlstribution. The dispositions dAnkles 23, 26, and 27, until thiy begin tol treat of the salaries lo Angostura, Margarita, Barcelona, and Coro,l yre suspesitied in reference to all the port. whicftdO not belong to the &panatelas of )tatypils, Vensaneja, &hake; Rod Sulks. 'IA those, the gape elnPloYel MAW II reheat the tinkot -the publication of the pintails dectie, and they will enjoy the .aerie ice: lanes, until the Governmeot think proper to change thaw • 6. The further Nabdoes given ter the depaettnents of Matorin, Venezuela, Orinoco, and liolia, relative to the said Decree, will be circulated:opportunely. • •,• ,• - . . • Art. IL 'l'heroldbidon bi reestWed-relative to die exportation at pladna, cootainedin Article 6ha the law of the lath March, ase, to consequence Of its pordwitiao aid onlasge not being Hitherto carried into effect. It can theialore he imported on paying-theiluty of one dollar pepsin& Art. 45. Gibed yid wiltpay three per cent. and saver . "°L-1, 1 4 1 per cent. on exportation; tip dudes to he din the iamb Mice exported. The edsidttrattreet tali taketai.im tarsi Ihe MINN *mats, aid baggage, and. take. eserreeher prOCIIIIOOII necessary to prevent the contrabalid spd 1 0 1 1 4, ." Ii°0 coined gold and , silver. • Art ?. The ammo of the Congress of the let Matt lOW* will testae fa tem. Meth* te tie isity tette paid q laadlhise and ~. .i • r ~, r' ,h~ .. .~-. :we • : :0! • :4. .:",4 • • Sugars introduced into the ports of Guayquil, Emeralds% ow/ • Panama; likewise that of the-47th of July, 1827, coneedbli et- , emptions to the port of Beneventura ; and my decree of the 13th! February laet, granting the same to the den Esmeiaides. Art. S. The dispositions of the present decree will begin whit -observed on the 15th of May next, as to vessels proceeding boa' ' the Islands and Continent of America; as to weasels proceeding from Europe or any other part, they will be put into force on the 11th of July neat. In the meantime the dispositions which at present prevailed in siti rile Colombian ports of the Atlantic, to keward of Maracaibo and . in those of the Pacific, will continue to be observed. Art. S. The Secretary of Finance will Immediately Issue orders % making information on the variations which it may appear re. • iOsite to make in the Tarif ordered to be observed, and so moan relieved, the Tariff will he reformed in every part required. although it may occasion some difference as to the respective ports, when it conduces to the better regulation of the duties of importation and exportation. Given the 14th of March, HMS. (b4food) BOLIVAR, M.M.Tanco. MADRID, Jury 9. - • , Their Majesties, after having spent a few day* at Vittoria, - wbere they- were received by the inhabitants with their usual detnolastotiorts. jightinfnatdmi visit ibugoi, -Vitila44l4„,,rsegosiiavajdTilsel-Eacitrial. and will arrival. ob tbe,Llah.4,llmpg, withoitt fail, iq s . tine' capital. The Kitt& journey to the northern provinces has core. pletely ruined all the:towns he visited, because . the Muni- , eipaiities, in order co. provide fur the expenses of his re. - . o ePtions have been nader the necessity of contracting very heavy loans, the amouat of which is to be imme diately reletsed by means of an extraordinary con. Inibution, to be levied .qn the mass of the inhabitant*, • end this is the only advantage which these countries. will derive front the King's visit. since no inquirie. have been made by his Majesty about the means of improving national industry and commerce, relieving the general distress of his subjects..end alle viating their oppreSsive burdens. An extraordinary courier arrivedlast night fronit e ii-.. bon in seventy haters, and brought .the official account of the complete dissolution of tbe.Gonstitutiostalists; as ; well as of the occupation cf .Oporto by Ihe.Royalfse troops.. This'etent•hes put an end to fuipre of this description in the Peninsula., qur ApostoliCehl are insupportable, and the Liberals say *at Orb friends the Portuguese have been betrayed by Although King Ferdinand and.bis Mini,ters serf pot, apparewly. disposed tb acknowledge Don Niguel as King of Portugal, as ate majority of our Council off State have given their (Tinian in favour of that Prince,_ it is diffieuk to say what : will be,the coitaluctelqur Go.. vergenesit on this itoportant . qrsestion. It is averted that, new iniqoctieris bays been sent to our Atitbasiadot tt Lisbon, who at katieceiveri orders to follow the camp.. pie of 'the Eurc . igitffivisterpin the reanimation :assiseeinx the title of 'Kingl'und. as ouraipostolicalsi had-so grent2 Oas kttir Oomph. of 't Ant pr S s cannot .eit ppo4ed, Wet/04 eiaßil e 11,0;" i4 ab fhantid reeal• his Au:thugs dO, retirla . &hag .Co 110 s• Mottireirlenne veer ectenwelt inclined tO Aa Ertireii arrived to.day with dispatches frollii the aptain.General of Galicii, swing that a arse: lumber, of•Portdiumereheli had arti;edee the 6th instant at Ville de Cleaves, its Bpairiocotning from Braga, in Poi-. tug-al. The' Military Governois • of Salamanca and 'Zamora bare also informed the Goverospent that a gra; number of Portuguese families .and military had. arrived at Fregeneda,.Verme.ller, and Zarnota.. . • In consequence of the repeated requests of Dort. Miguel CO our Government the remaining soldiers. of Calmer have been ausborised to return to their countiy bat most of them had passed the trontipas long ago, and were incorporated with the Royalist 301 , 1. ,' ' • STATE OF IRELAND, • •• DiniTirjuLi 19. • I Atif • - the fbflowing is .an..antlikatiedetail of the - adtleir . • • - rences at IlallinaMore, county Leitrim, on Sailed= Information haiiig been . received - that pee& were making by the satellites of the AssociatiOrifirlit attack upon any Pristestantspreedathig,ta anniversary of the Boyne in that quart*: those . ofildW linamore, with' that feeling of loyalty whiChkris7Witylk Marked theit conduct,wisely resolved on abstbiliniptidi any display calculated to endangef*tbe not that they entertained any dread of thesenesnyAiiii that they respected the Law.' At thelatise title/be Sheriff of the county had called in the assistance di4dit military. consisting of a troop of the 17th Lannert:4AS companterof the 12th Infantry, the staff of thefliViVili regiment, and a considerable number of Police,'Wegli mounted and dismounted. This force assenifil*fil Ballinarnore on the evening of the 110,•and vitihlal 'aded on the morning of th e 12th, when theYlptlnd their arms in the street. About eleven o'clock. inithiffir tiou was brought to the High Sheriff and Magistritei, by a person, who repotted his having passed W large , body of armed men a few miles from the village. A feW Dragoons and mounted police were ordered Se re connoitre in the direction specified, and soon retakised, confirming the intelligence, on which the trhotel`wegs instantly put in motion towards the spot. The eiv.lry and mounted pOlice being in advance, discovered, 'a body of about SOO pikemen, strongly. posted onw - bilt" called Aghoo, who formed line, cheered, and appeared to await their approach. On the cavalry coming wit %t. 'few hundred yards of this body,* Priest, accOmpti nied by another person, came forward and expressed it • wish that they Might be allowed to disperse, which they , • thought' hey could induce them to do peaceably. ti very proper 'demand was made in reply, that t they ',should give up their azins--this; howevei,-there Coln* • disposition to comply with. Up to thii moment dtar••••: pikemen had not been aware of the 'approach of nnp ." opponents'except the cavalry, but these havinkiras gloved to the right and left', and developed theSdaan. • • ;Of the infantry, who had Come up during the-pasiflifist. itionefliate flight took 'place, sapid:twat favoure4ll,--Ma eatensive 'bog in ihe'rear, iniprictieable for itnealiv. Here fifteen prisoners were takenctbgetlier imps*. bes of 'pikes and other offenalve'svespona,'lnichVilfieera of scythes and re!pinkfrooks, SlaiirpeneVadt fis4 upon bin* poles. A . few shots-were efid,bril** • orders of one of the Magistrates; th ree • of. iihieb. S pposicho have takeneffeet..lTlre-terrops•retitinea is Ballinamore ibbirt flee In 'the afternoon. TAvatather bodies of - piemen sitete. tabieqsiently known to. hAve litetiiisentbled in the iiajtiry if tlysAillage, wheenthey .rinSFeci inine•tune; dispOstdif-after firing such somestlots of *eat being aimed with auslta , , DA N ; • • ri. . vt • • We toy.in -peteop, doe . Of krati.tl . .boge r iiceniiatiesS!'kil bias to travel a. a c " 9 : laitM:4l s ll :lba last two ogling* *" 1 • • , •. • • '{ 1