The National Register. — London, England, 1822-02-11 00:00:00

i 1 ELAND. Dti aux, Fee. 4 —Saturday morning, "about three s. clock, me house of Michael Hall, who is a steward or care.taker to a gentleman residing at Balgadtly, at the 12th Lock Gland Canal, was entered by eight men, who, after breaking and destroying es cry article hi the peonies, set the whole on tire; all was burned to the grotrud. Tar) also stabbed a cow and a calf in the out house, broke in pieces a valuable jaunting cu, am! strewed shunt, irrecoverably. a quantity or oats; it is believed, no. 1...54 111.11 20 barrels. Lest their vengeance smolt I 1101 be c o mpote, they afro took care to s. r these Whiny consumed besore they departed. A carpenter, of the 11:1111e of Daniel Meehan, has been taken into cus tody and completely identified, and sworn to as one of the iaic miarte-. %Voile the flames were at their liel2,lit this 111;111 was heard to exclaim—•' Ilere I alb, Captain ILIA! " lie is now a I the Head-other, and, it is no dertootl, a most rigid investigation will lake place into the %mile C.felllllatdatc‘s tit-day. It is 1 111110lIfell th it the D. 61111.1 Sl.lll al,/%e Made 1;VO more risottos. A post bad men estabitaned ar Citurchtowit, a village not far irotr. Dinierane, comity tin Cork, where a party el police was stationed—the liouve tney occupied was thaiele•il ; it was surrounded by a 13ftte lointber of the Insurgent 1111.1 set on tire. The stable ad joitiiiig the house, inhere tie horses Of the party were kept.wure also art on tire. The police trout within kept lip a coastant which it is presumed most have killed 541,i }.Molded a great 111;111y of the assailants; but the fire iiicreased wail the roof fell. 'flie Police, fore seeing his caritsby, were prepared, 31111 having collie 111 st, e 1111,11111 1 .11 the fire ; the I osingents returned the fife, but trey were at length compelled to gist may, anal leave the Police ill possession tit the gioulid—but the victory was dearly bought. Of the whole party, consist ing. It is believed, of sixteen men, loot were killed and eleven wounded. 'I he chief constahle inwens anion; the wounded: bot'i of his arms were broken, and he was otherwise nuttily injured. All the horses, with their •CCOUltelllelalS, were burned in the stable. On their retreat, the insurgents carried oil' their killed and wound ed ; ammo/. them W 43 the body of one of the policemen, sulticti wry took away by mistake; it was Mond next morning in a ditch, at some distance front the scene of action. (From Ule Dublin Morning Post of Tuesday last.) We have some litglitful additions to make tots may to the revolting detail, already laeiore the politic, of crimes committed in our distracted country. The following statement has reached its by a private letter:—At a vil lage named Tettva'ass, near Boriisokatie, county TlNA raiy, in a disniet hitherto peaceable, the cattle of a tar tner named 13ulal.d were tliiveii nodar a decree. Tile &notables were attacked by the peasantry, the cattle rescued, anti one of toe men named l.irkiu , killed liaittiAltUUS bIUgDER 01 MAJ h OR. H F AKE. " itkeale, eb. " Staa,—l beg lee.t• to acquaint pm, that last mg,tit, about the hour 01 twelve, toe house of Major Hare, of Mount Henry, about three miles Irom this town, was attacked JIM entered by All armed party, who i 111 l edtately proceeded up the Major's lied room, .. hen ti is supposed ; they net s o me fi sosiatice, and they murdered hint. lie was snot through t..e body across the chest, the ball entering at the right side, and passing out at the They took three excelh lit gulls form the house, and some anamunti 1011. His vt ite was iii toe room the whole Buie; they inurtiered hint in the looby. Major Hare was a gentleman 01 the utmost dill l / 1 111y, was a long period in his Nlajesly'sseivice, and his felt a large family to deplore his nielaucnuw ttttt flier. " TKALSE, Fes, 2 —We have great pleasure in stating, that we received an account last im i fit, by the man that nine persons charged with being implicated in this base and cowardly murder, have Needy apprehended and brought into Kill arney, and are to be thus day sent for ward 10 111 t. county gaol. " CssAaLCVtLLe, Ft.a. I.—Last night, before ten o'clock, a lever 111KIV, well :11111k tl, attacked three houses in the •illair 1,l Comettiowil, itilieS I t nence, 111 which sixteen melt aim tire norses, belonging to Major Carter's pobc , , were rplariered. It appears 111,1 the 1,0- 11Ceble11 11•Jtle a , 011.111 defence, and did not surreuder till their atti.i.wiltioli was nearly zit:mord, and the house twiacii was thatched) 111 flames about them, whets they ca.uc not 10 F.lle up Muir arms. Tss 0 were shot dead oo idle spot ; one is untsing, supposed to he killeil time 14u.o11ticd. (lace set tidy, having broken arms— anisniv 1111'111, Mr. LOol,lltll, duel constable and one dmgertisisly. • As soon as it c0.11.i be thole with safety, the wounded nere bronchi ni u Mr. C 101 1 .411 ttttt se, where tory receised livery k.slll and 110 • a..t• anenitoo their tinitoimuitettits. a;ion .t Toe ll , r hors'a were bullied to death ill their ' l ' ie F. and cooffagrat toil here heard and seen 31 a }treat nisi ince. Alter tins wink ot horror was contieird, the air testiontled tor some nine with anon.} of 1.1111111:11 ; Dr. Ber ,ard, w. o flossed the W01141:6:0 11113 dios at.cll.le tt Ole 11i.5 es ening, mis Jul ttie atilt 1.1. e 5C I/4 oil the truth of whien toil Imlay rely." t APrA ItOLK'S CA An eVelidig oti%L . S Ili! IMIONItIy, ..1.• .1 copy of it , rt;lts cJicciusto WitAt uU yuu mulls it Is o'clock t—lt is one, two, three, luUr, Min VI no, according W Ilie timoher pet sent. ilinN lln ),.:1 %%lOC your name in figures ?—J, I, 2; 11,16 6$ I . A li.; 1 being the ninth, A. the first, and B. t.t !tin lb ill IM' •111113.11.1 Ct or °therms:, 1 Aro bin 11.. r. (i “)..1 itv.riow g.y lel itv,t I—Good morn* lino.. , fe /.. LhAai. toi the +Claims 1-1 think they'll 11164 - 1 1 1. 14, ;11 y tilt 111.1 kellthig the UlllOll in the coo.l It .‘v thrt to sw kep,?-11, !lire( 1:s. wlm:.,.hit tatt.v I.9)aity, L THE NATIONAL REGISTER - - __---- NVltat is the distance bower the sun and moot, P—A vinare font—an Irishman's heart in 101 l bloom. Where do you stand P-1 stand straight, in a crooked line, on a four road across. The grip then follows—which is, join right hands, and press with the thumb the middle joint of the fore finger, the same of the ',kiddie fitiger, and the same of the third finger, and like bacs wards, pausing on tilt lust. Good morrow, good 111.111 P—Good morrow, kindly, brother: I think you have sore eyest—No. Why so 1-11. cause they are purified. How long are they put nieti —Since Christianity was read in my countenattl'e. Who made you P—God and my brothers. We regret to state, that sonic serious affrays have oc curred in the Barony of Innishowen. County of Done gal, between the revenue police and the country veople. It is known to till our readers that liiiiishoweit is famous tor illicit distillation. 'the °dicer cot iiiii andoia the reventie police, Wising reedited information concerning certfin stills, went with his party to seize than. The pets miry offered Brice resistance, and we regret to stale appear to have been too successful. The officer had his arm Ir:ironed, and six of the police arc said 10 have Iheii killed. The particulars hate out )et reached us, we believe the reader nt:iy rely on the frego:ng statement. (From the Dublin Molting Post of Tuesday last ) There have been S tint: welting notices 111/,Leti at different places of the county—one, of which the fol lowing is a copy, was posted 1111 a ban gate, belonging to a 111311 named Patrick Toole ; it was torn down by the Rev. Mr. Keenan, Parish Priest : " NOTICE TO JOHN ROURKE. " That if lie dots not, aaainst the tat of February, 1822, pay Ms melt at fourteen-pence a day, ritipaiy them as usual, from six in toe morning until six in the night, amid also turn that monster Malty out of his emplminent, that his concerns will be burgled. It is requested that qr. Putt. Toole shall nut tear this notice down, as he did lwfore, or any other person ; if they do let them abide the consequence. (Signed by order,) " CAPTAIN ROCK.' (From the Cork Intelligences of Tuesday.) DISPERSION OF A PARTY OF Wllll E BOYS, AND DEATH OF THEIR LEADER. A numerous banditti commenced their lawless pur suits in the neighbourhood of Castlegregory last nialit, and we are happy to hear, ate: with another of those spirited repulses which they have generally encountered in this county. Twiss, Esti, of Tollareen, havioe received in'Ormation that a banditti had deter mined to attack and burn his house on Thursday night last, prepared himself for de:eller. As his house was thatched, he thought it adviseable to take post outside it, within a wall, and there ass alt the arrival of the ban lie had not been long in this position, attended by his son, and we believe a third person, when lie heard the gang breaking into a tivi,libountig house, soil shortly after he saw them, to the uuutber of YOU, ap proach Ills O , VII. He immediately tidied Weill to conic on, when a shot was fired at him, which was instantly returned, and a situat fire kept sip. The terrified nil fiat's soon became confused, and b egat ' t o fly, a t w hi c h time Mr. Twisss small party clo.ed on them, and taking deliberate aim at the nearest of his assailants, he killed him on the spot. All the rest iii the patty now fled, but Mr. Twiss's son pursued them, and succeeded in taking two pristine's. The person who was killed proves to he a fellow of the name or Casey, the anti of a farmer id that neighlinurtioo.l, above the ordinaly CLASS. A bayonet was (mold on his person. The two prisoners were brought into town last night, by collector TwltiS and a party of dragoons. Nearly one tl sand persons came yesterday, to Mr. T w iss's house to 15,C the body of the deceased Casey. — Mr. Christie, commanding the Water Gitaill• in that neighbourhood, promptly reinforced Mr. Twiss's small pariy, and the multitude were caunotted against Matti testing the smallest symptom of violence ; after winch tile dead body of Casey was given up to them. A party of the Kerry Staff were ordered yesterday to Tutlarees, where they are to be stationed. FROM SATURDAY NIGO7"S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. J. Summeieett, Chatham. Kent, farmer. P. Watson, Liverpool, me N rchant. BAKRUPTS. W. Sharpe, Coleorton, Leicestershire, butcher. Solicitor, Mr. Paddock, Gray's Inn Place. J. Shirley, Moreton in the Marais. Gloucestershire, baker. Sols. Me.ars. Taylor and Co. Gray's Inn. H. Comte. Church street, Bethnal Green, cabinet maker. Sol. Mr. Clitt, Gray's Inn. It. Smith. Hurnhurton, Yorkshire, dealer. SoL Mr. Sp ence, Tirreadneedle Street. S. Porter, London, stationer. Sol. Messrs. Visard and Co. Lincoln's Inn Fiehis. J. Builuek, Leadenhall Street, grocer. Sols. Messrs. Smith and Cu. Threadneedle street. J., G , and J. L. Parker, and T. Roberts, Birchin Lane, mer chants. Sols. Messrs. Lane and Co. Lawrence Pountney Lane. .1. Stevens, Staltbra, sine merchant. Sol. 3lr. Leigh, Char• lotte Row, Mansion House. S. Hay, Upper Lisson Street, I.isson Green, carpenter. Sol. Mr. Carlon, Street, Marylebone. T. Swann, Wardour Street, eating house keeper. Sol. Mr. Richardson, Golden Square. W. Maxwell, Lancaster, draper. Sols. Messrs. Blackstoek and Co. Temple. H. Holmes. Tottenham Court Road, linen draper. Sol. Mr. Hewett, Tokenhouse C. Gray, Oxford Street, horse dealer. Sol. Mr. Hall , Coleman Street. J. N. Pownall. Lambeth, Surrey, money scrivener. Sul. Mr. Gaines, Caroline Street. Bono' d Square. W. Curling, Shadadl High Sheet, tailor. Sole. Messrs. Unwin, High street, Shialwell. B. Bilsborougli, Lower Merton, Surrey, cow keeper. Sol. Park Street. Westminster. J. Jo chin, jun. Smith's Buildings, Seas hwark, rope manufac . utter. SuL Mr. Turner, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Feb. 25, .1. Green, Oaeurd Street, ironmonger --IS, G. Bai - • - - - anel J. Jaffrey, Finsbury Place, merchunts-23, W. Johnson, Heybridge, Essex, salt manufacturer—March 2, J. and W. Nichol, Old Jewry, merchants-2, M. Sherwood, Doncaster, York, jeweller-2. F. Brown and T. I lindle, Blackburn. Lan cashire, grocers-25. J. Docker, Great Russell Street, Covent Garden. victualler-2, H. Jackson, Great Pre.cot Street, Good man% Fields, merchant-2, W. I'. Roper, London, merchant 2, .1. Needes, Brick Lane, Spitalfields, coal merchant-2, J. Johnson, Queen Street, Cheapside, painter-2, J. Lewis, Loin. bard Street, wine merchant-2. M. Sedgwick. London, ware • houseman-2, F.. Read and T. Baker, Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury. linen drapers-2. S. and IL Crane, Stratford, Essex, merchants-2, P. Statham and G. Shakeepear, Pall Mall, blacking manufacturers-2, J. W. A. Snugga and J. Whalley, Lime Street. merchants-2, W. Thompson and P. Barker, Dean Street, Southwark, merchant-9, 'l. It. Alport, leather seller—l, V. Ockley, Terrington, Norfolk, shopkeeper 5, A. Atelier, Great Chapel Street, Soho, baker. CERTIFICATES to be granted March 2. H. Byes,. Rayleigh, Essex. surgeon—W. Margette, Old Woodstock, Oxfordshire, wheelwright—B. Winch, Ilawkhurst, Kent, farmer—Q Gale, Newgate Market, butcher—S. Smith, Stayley, Cheshire, cotton spioner—J. Donaldson, Friday Street, Clicapside, warehouseman—W. Parsons. Broecley, Salop, iron master.— F. Fisher. jun. Leicester Square, surgeon—J. Moody. Egham. Surrey, coach master—J. L. Garrick, Mitcham, Surrey, merchant—M. A. Robinson, Red Lion Street. Holborn, grocer— W. Beale, Newbury. Berks, timber dealer—C. Christie, Cle ment's Lane, insurance broker. COURSE OF EXI Am►terdam, 12 10 C. F. Ditto, at sight, 12 8 Rotterdam, 12 10 Antwerp, 12 7 Namburl h, 37 6 Alton*, 37 7 Paris, 3 days' sight, 25 60 Ditto, 25 00 Bourdeaux, 25 90 Frankfort on the Nlaine, 136 Peteisbureli, 0 0 U. Vienna, E(. Flo. 10 IS Trieste, El. Flo. 10 IS Madrid, 36—Cadiz, 36 Bilboa,3sl—Burcelons,3si :CHANGE, FEB 8 'evilly, 34-6iulaltar,Sot Leghorn, 17—Genoa, 43i Malta,4s—Venice, 21 60 Naples, 394—Lis!)00, 50 Oporto. 50—B.110:),30 1 KioJ.weivo, 41 Palermo, 119 Dublin, 14 per cent. Cork, 9 per cunt. Foreign gold in bars, 31. Us. - lOid. per oz. Nt botiblJotis New Dollar* Silver in Imo s,standard, Is. I PRICE OF STOCKS. Bank Stork Onit i i 1111 l 0. 3 per Cent. Red. 77e I Imp. 3 per Cent. 3 per Cent. Consols rik India Bonds 11 3% per Cent. India Stock 23bi 4 per Lent. 97i I Exchequer lids. 3s. prem. 4 per Cent. Navy 103 Cons. for Ae. 77i Long Ann. 194 Loiters Tickets TIIE NATIONAL REGIS' tont3on: MONDAY, FEBRUARY It. That " All things should be judged of by com parison" is an old saying to which very few rational beings will object, and by comparison we would have calculated the present estimation in which the Ministers of the Crown are held. In times past it has been customary for the servile Echo of the King's Speech, as moved by the parasitites of Mi nisters, to be passed nemine conlrsdieente, or if a division on some particular occasions have lken in sisted on, the mover and seconder of the amended Address have usually constituted the minority. On Tuesday night last, to the eternal honour of every man who voted in it, it should be recorded, that the minorities were, fur adjourning the debate 58, and for Mr. Hume's amendment 89, leaving, in the latter division, a majority of only 82 in favour of those who, unfortunately for their country and fir humanity, arc still permitted to hold the helm. On Thursday night, Mr. Coke presented the county of Nortia Agricultural Petition, and sup ported it in a speech which will be read with de light by every one who would applaud the disse mination of truth in all situations, whelli2r in the presence of a misruled King or a grossly corrupt House of Commons—but the language of Truth was, and has long been " unparliamentary," a:1,1 the worthy veteran Member fur the first agricultu ral county in the world very properly called to order—the other Member for the same county would perhaps, have been more cautious in his vau;:tings, had his worthy colleague been nearer his own age. —On the terrific subject of the affairs of' Ireland, the House was next engaged—by the outline of the measures projected by the Marquis of Londonderry, we anticipate a renewal of the horrid scenes that disgraced this country in the administration of the Government of Ireland, while Lord Castlereagh did him native land the honour of attending daily at the exhibititn in the Castle Yard. We shall, ne fear, again have a history of cruelties utid tot tures inflicted o t men of honesty, of honour, and of pro bity, on account of information given to Government by spies as infamous as those favoured tools of the late Secretary fur the Hume Department, Castles, „ 46 I: