The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-03-21 00:00:00

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Sandi • ab °;•44111: b ea r . 11111.1q* S g pm. • —AIWA% V l° In • L f or s e gg ...... . • • iligiriaMite •• • • OIL 19c eSiiitalt 4 13 4 .111 CH 21, 1823. 13)1MENTARY. • 'read a snood time a Mill sf certain parcels. of pro , let It be observe3.let•the iy. flowerer, as loig a* tlt is, things of this sort . ut wilt Deter he eltarigiti )ebt is paid is fall ='Phis King is aotloisg•sow..r lw • has long bete "'plug 411;74 Black Towers ofliagoilii.l oroeis, abuse -Ay 4feonsers - toyed that ail Owls jotiveytt • e money applied to /i 4 Ade,: rbt uo linger be doled was; sed wallbbt-aoady . . . t NO •HOUSE. that ,is to &embers preient when the' . • • forty out of sir insb4etpitit4; • • sort of ParhatiomarlW the , ft has, at • airy ester, beefs rod his family - :•,filfhetliima. • shooters who Atte' iioev rapped round disitilieeddete • good judges. OF FRANCE. • • : time ago published as arti ste raiders for what was to !Ohio' es at • Verona: ' We • aisle . anew r. its order to guard oar read-. rn Without any ceremony what gaga:hies of food for fool frid-•* we, thenewsPepersof Londra. id Jews who conduct these pa-. • • it - at this moment, to represent • rg is a state of great discontent_ is et the devil and as being- • , sentliar them thither. As a the FMIAth Government-is al- . • ;quires andiewi as a deponent ; toted as being is a state of sla=• ir the bayonets of the Bourbon S. r, or if only •a small part . of it * • must be in considerable dargei, • at it is a lie from the begiesiog of France are welt ; they ex pes in grin-el-pits wilt regied • boulders, sad bay-hands tnistett so sqeafid wrettbes.lsals mpelled to - exist, lodgiof, fool, a half a crown a week. N, pledge which makes it transports pursuit of wild animals after son ,tfortßok chronicle, who is Cie ilant of the. French Government; s challenge: we •ebelleoge it tor f France art notomek more free ogland. CAronide do not tad strike the fiat blow, we. in si the first blow ourselves. We say oliticallOivilly, religiously. to all acres of Ways in which the • • :an be4ewed. His any one alter • once to shut farmers up in • their r sun-rise ? Has soy one evet heart transport men for being fentsdnetur io their bands after sunoet ?—Qli I Pt*, _Cjrrinsick ; sod we will not he - carried• on; we will not mike rgs to talk about British liberty the Scotik. liesolnige t4 tali[ t" while le us that . the brsre pecivie of bloating to a despatisni. .This is a d upon the people of England, Ire. A gross cheat it is; and carried on rcratilikscripticin; We mesa to O the lost. And heti we again dis t Chronicle to Shoe that the people ree is ail reepoets tfists the peoplo of great utility% this inquiry ; becanse ' t perceive, the hypocritical and Jew b e li e ve, that the Spaniards will be saffiction of the people of France to ss. - Now, if this disaffection be a by the Jew press. then this pro af the Spaaiards betimes illusory. Ore, is of great stement to this cow)- , for the third time. challenge tle bring forth, in greed' array. all its he Bourbon Elenternment. Let the proof. Let of have the acts of the r cited; let ns hate the detail, For instance: where there has to jail for four years and' $ half eta, pet the Clirotricle give us the roan's e the time and place mentioned, and Mu got a starving wife and family. In o the Chronic:y..44o n ot accept we shall *creeks,. trek .14:like et ch tiovernment iliteseeepplitmny , seem' ye g *tja • its colttranieti .booloe.ver.l.p 01414br 446,4 i She CirOF ;eh/Lool* Oe tetsionisog tioo‘Alows it • *here) we will •grob the cancer at Fr.. •• ; •*1 1 * i rsi ~ ..- 0 04 bat, - le , the meanwhile, While M 4.401416 Misting here, and while we heir 4ir Jamellifileirletimb telling us at the saint tiinelliat this is " the eliiiiie ir e otritt o f freedom," ifie siliiill.l4e leave of tbe Scotch to Ise.Pett,"l, l sp itted to Opabi bf the,tteth.of theft inertia...64nd* the despotism' of the lillarbods mid the diseislient:4446l, French people. • . i. ' -.. . ' , .. 1 . Paris papers which have reached sr , to tbe - 19111 WO Contain intelligence from Madrid simile; to what yeti/MP numicated yesterday. The ritistatement of Sao I4%giis and his Colleagues -in aim had appeased the .aisiv' Which their dismissal bed.ereated, and had prbdncet ii! eeeral satisfaction atitarigst the real friends to the lede;," pendence 'df Spain. - • The pievietis alarm appeari by a' letter from Coast Abistaltio- the King OS beepbeitikveq, extensive and aerie** among the troops lat trimatands•-• . The kipettador 5f the.:loth inst. contains h AO irespatch from the siaie ,Commander, in which be announces that " the miserable remains of the most .numerous band which the: implacable enemies of the liberty of his dear conetry bad been able to collect. were either prisoners:or killed, or had availed them 'Mires . of the proffered. amnesty.!' The same Paper also italts, t titas the attensptof the Count of Amaraute in Portugal bad ',lively failed, and that be bad been abandoned by the few who bad ,Originally bees seduced to join him. On the proposition which has been made in the Cortes,, of a law on iseignorial rights, and which is stated to bar been refired to the Committee of Le gislation, the Joursial , dee Debate remarks—" This is of high importance ; for.it is . wol : k n own that the decree far abolishing in part the tripodal rights still subsist= log, has been twice passed- by the :Cortes, and that the Kilt( has twice refuted tot. give his assent. if the Cortes pass it a third - time, the King's sanction is no longer neeessary. The decree must then be pro weirdest ky the King, and in spite of the King. So wills the ronstitution." The Quotidienne has published a proclamation, addressed by Quivida to the inbabltantiof • the three Biseayin provinces. .He does not hesitate to assert, that the sintioseats expressed in the speech of Lank XVIII. bate been repeated with enthusiasm by -":- the whole of France, Fatal that she Duke of Attgeniman i s co wing a WI MOO men,not to dictate laws. twSpalai hut to set free their captive ,King. The Biscayons, egis afterwards told that there are but two nations in Europe ; the one consisting of Atheists, who want to destroy al tars and thrones, the other of pious men, the friends of' legitiinacy. The former . coespire in darkness the de. s_ lunation of every thing sacred. The latter are reprw' : . • seated by the magnanimous princes of the Holy Alli ance, the ronserva•ors of social order. This leader of the Feats has also published. aft •address to the Consti .l,' - tutioitM roops,inviting thaw to join him ! These pro-,, .elausatione are dated St. Jean de Las, March 10. It is stated that there has been a great fall of snow in the Py renees, which renders some of the roads that communicate with Spain impracticable. Tke Jostsnal vie Toulouse. " . under the head of. Figueroa, Marels,s," says, " Cheerer . . .:*china. who has visited every part of. the province, is etc, peeted here in a few days.. It isiaiil that in a fete day* 1w .will have in Lantreardan alone, 12,000 infantry'. lad' 1,000 cavalry, Without including the active and yoke-, tier militia. Passports for the interior are given to all ;asserted persons. It is in agitation to remove all the Judges of 1519, as well as the Political Chiefs; and the 'tienerals *to have not given tudirinuly strong pledges of their devotion to the Constittstioa. In short, the Coin. maneros look forward to a political regeneration, such as ought to havz taken place -in bluets, 152e."—These • psp.rs contein very little news .from France itself. The Left continues to absent itself from the 'Chamber et Deputies, and the Ministers to "obtain their sup- Oct without any obstacle.' On etse occasion, however, there was a sort of opposition, or show of independence, - .as nut of 245 members present at a late sitting, 13 voted in the; regativenf a tilintAerial question. The merchants . - and inhabitants . of the 'great towns, it,appears, are peti tioning agsinft the war. Among the petitions on which • . a report will be 'made in the first sitting after the 19th ate the following :—l, from the merchants. of Havre; 2, from eke merchants of Bordeanx ; 3 . (root the Inha bitants of Betitaneonit (Aisne) ; 4 from the inhabitants . . of Aunny (Aim) ;5, Venn the* inhabitants of Havre ;6, from the merliants of hills ; 7, from the merchants of Ruuen ; 5, from the inhabitants of Guises (Aisoe); 9, - from the merchant ship-owners' of Mortals ; 10, from • the inhabitants of the ports ef Kink and Vontrieux. '-The petitioiirs express. fear. .as. to the Con sequences of war, which ;iny score prejudicial to . commerce ; and they pray far the maintenance of . peace. On Monday, about fifty yonag gentlemen, be longing to the late provintetof Bretagne who hippeued m be in Paris;proeeeded to ibe' hoop of M. Manuel, the . ' 'DPprity fee La Vendee,* repress their satisfaction at, his conduct in the sittingi of the 34 and 4th of March. FeENenVere DS, M A aert.ll.—Fin per Cents. opened at/7. 90; 'rose to-78. 30, and closed at 75. .NeapolitaM , Stock, 661 ; Spanish bonds:29l. . , hi a RCN 18.—Five per Cent,Console opened at, 57.,90; closed at 77. 50. Bank Stigle,Neapolitan Five per Cent., 66f. Exchange on London, one month, 25, 60; three ditto, 25. 40: • - . " ' . ..• Bayonne papers to •-thellth instant bare arrived this. morning, 'which contain tietaibi of the complete disper sion of the remains of &mien' s troops, wl u other hands; so that thue, as the accounts state, the, situation of the frontier provinces is improved in ever? 'respect, and brtler will be votively , tutored there if the french army delays hut a little longer its invasion, ] of the Peninsula. Thu., the hopes of those who. depended upon the Army of the Faith, are disappointed ; and the French army will have to do every thing. According to the detailed statements of the Regiments and Battalions which have 'hitherto arrived at Bayonne; or urbicb are to arrive by the 24th of April, the rand to tal is 47,420 infantry, and 9,3 W cavalry: As for the artillery, and the - train, as the organize. tion takes place at Dat, Paw, and Orthez, their • amount is not known, but it may be taken at 3 and 4000 men, and 4900 horses.., The household of the King, or of his Royal Highness the Duke of Angouleme, is stated at 300 - men; and 500 horses, of which, 100 he loiging tA. his Royal Highness, are already in the city. • 'lsese troops are to form three corps, and acorns of reserve, The first corps, comotaniy4 by the Duke of •Reggio. IS to enter Spain tuna illayume, proceeding to Vittoria, • :Detre; and Madrid; leaning - on the ed and ed carp` , ' anti precider,bi,neorPt artrbeps of tito- , Fiatist under Qaesada. Thelmcond corps,.commandek •• t t;tintit No litor, will enter by St. Jea‘iiiiii-dergile. : . • v.": , :vtozi*p• • ,I •. 4.)1 r . • aqi Jimpittoon •Um Wed - corpti dy alp QS* 2;41 1 4044*i *04%4. , cirri TA36 . 114 eg 22 menShlicyllsi . Pitadia 'Hohesiale. •certur r !", illoii0;16006, &Mastro, Sairairlep,' ,cojeoistdo to comuconicatims witiktho best clam' ilf•A (7 , aid ? With the 4th bY Letsdi. The :4ch of tp.5. 4 4• 11cirsalstatlf!rillnan.. • • • •'I : .,ligalfriXfoci:of Itescriil, cooiposel of 3400 lofaa.trY 'spf)lha j kilutrds,and 2,000 cavalry Of the laic, corps, will I Jansailametrittoria, lAirono, &c. • ‘ffiseit Excammae. 12 o'll.).occ—There Is. bat 1 .40•1 ilielaitin the above Market this "coercing.' eareselal leittscultit 74iiith at which price they remain: We . d.o .41:11sipi of Wedneiday'm prices of the Faads from Paria. l Mad:there been any material alteration. it would bass, bed-ap. effect on this Kirke: We only bear•of Ex-1 pressievingartived from the abovi'cipital. The Resu lutiba of the Bask Meeetinxyecterday does not appear to ' 1 have muck - effect here. There is a (met scarcity of Money Stock in the Market.- , . • Feast." foips.--Spoaklt Seeds • bees Ispeoved thb • Morning: It ti ,apposed. owt*g to*geest Mercantile boccie . in Ufa eltrporebising them toe tette: ealonst, and to the ides that the mei. with Spain rip be 'of short durayao. 70—New Spanish, 960-4i4.44 —New Priestlier, St Russia. fu—Deutsh, 14o*SpaniskVcrip, •• • An Express has just par, strived froilletitid..ittipesed to be telatiag• to UM Deposes -al thociilog from the slam car ii ~ ~. ~. ~...Igew . --...... , •ennamicrrzer.. • - • The illtesenf Cosimiase, it is at present arratylitAilll_ adjourn foe *e Easter recess , froatilkarsday, thee* fastest to Tuesday week, April r • . . • As edditisnalonsofter.of artilkienstia differeat dour minalieni bare been, pia *Cat .1110110 dock-yard ;is minsegaence, Deptford essemse.ewsk •of hustle. &e. syvbleh has not been sees f* write time. —(Maidstone , Joanna.) • ' Mr:Consiogi yesteeday, camel* towttfrova Gamester Lodge, Ilionipme, and train:aged bosinios at the Fu tested. The Right Honoorable •Gestlemes is still obliged to carry his right arm inn sling. Extract of a letter from . Paric—" There is universal disiaitinat in France against the war, and if the Clover!. Wien% do net come to an acceintandatiou thronet iodisation, it is impossible to say burr it will terminals lbe stair of 'Manuel has occasioned & mince [mealtimes lantong the National Guards, and diseessien; and ram ' metes to their services informer timerairing the Kora - Wien, and their principle* obalience,,which swy led to vcreenpleesatet saillalamftrous consequent...a The' mintitactueers and: letsintisertini men are violently gaioseierir, and threaten agdisciaaygo all their lamer thq Oyes which savour he declared . •• • • and COri is Spaio, wi th 3,0%1 French desertni, and no doubt any discontented half-pay oaten wiU joitt — thiti -• to try , the effect Of their example, aad proclamations to the French army . Whenever war ie declared. Every , one, excepting the moat ..RiRIRRE of the fanatical party ,, wishes that there bad* *at been Say bite demote entirtipste,and it is ondersteed that the King `arid Villele minutest in hoping that Mir get diatioa will . gimrthean an opportunity of batting oat of it,,without any :change in the Spanish Constitution. It fa supposed that if the present-Ministers weft dismissed, and aey others appointed at Mairia, the•Ffenth Govern - - inept would consider that sufficient. te..renew their *ego elation% and although popolseigMetY ar rather iodated the King to restor&theci boy; • this Plan Was in train, it. as thought the..seStwiesimfte will take plate eery-Mon through Kir Wm. /Metres Intleeery.. ' Casette papers heft gem* to: bolt to the begineng of November. B y .. dam we' learn: AMR Pifthu P,sial Singh, the refractory Chaeftatnin•Oade, who for so long a period had kept that province in of distraction and ditorder, hat who vris seppined to' . have flea, had again appeared in that territory with &considerable body of followers; and in coincidence the.Major-Gentral cons mending the Kendra divition oGibe.arety, bad detached tramps of cavalry from Seltaxpoor, and companies of in &airy from Pertabjusb, Senates, Juanpeor, and Allan.: bad, to 'perm aad apprehend him, . . ORANGE Giasni A:Rtes.—The Grand' Jar) , 'of Ar magh has followed the example of that of Wicklow, in, censuring the copdnct of the. AttoriniAltneral for_ re land in 'the case of the hate Ex Offitin Ttials in theColiit of King's Beech. One'ooly iefultd to give in his idp . Lesion—it was George Engin' Eari., who, if. 'he way fed that his brother Grand Jeraft were stimulated by loge of liberty, civil or religions, would not be fused Op posed to them.. • , • , A similar proceeding was attempted at Leitrim, bat 'failed !—(Dublin Mere. Pest ). Owen's New Viz* or tiocierv.—A *est ntimerolis :aid highly respectable Meeting of the Nobility and Gen. 'try, took place on Tuesday last at the Rotunda. Dublin n for , im - for the purpose of hearing Mr. Owen's proposed Pla proving the various classes of society. The Lord' Mayor was in the Chair. After a long address. from Mr. °wee, which ( maples more thaildrooleises ot Nom fag Pad, he moved that the. inortincshould adjourn to the 7th of April. This motion having bean -emended. the Rev. Mr. Dunne presented himself to the meeting, and after it. speech of some length, movetl . lhit the Meeting beadiearn ed sane die. Mr. T. Glasoose, Idr. • i n O'llotutella the Rev. Mr. oppCooly, the Rev. 'Mr. nger, and spoke lo o sition to Mr. °woo's plan, and the questiie being put on dm amendment, the Chairman declared, on a show of hands; that it wan earrled.—The meeting thus ad ' ouned sine die. The east side of the Trap Church Henley, its Gam • gow; is lighted up in the same manner as the nett with -a large gas lamp. The lieges can now set the Mrs at any time of the night as wall as the - day in both these directions, and the inhabitants of Troartatt, both east and west of "the spire, the the the mods in their :ewn houses. • - • • . - . At a funeral of Paisloy, a few 'days eel, seven brothers Met, of the name of tlibb, the younges t brotbxraliout the age of fifty'years. . • Caiticaruese.---Tbe caticature-'shops haftlost •- time to the cause of Spain to accoant. They dis play sever :1 wanks of fancy, suggested .by the threaten as ed inftsies. One of these represents the King el SPala chained to the mane of. the Coastitutien, end crying out to the Dube of Angouleme to,relesse him. The latter; represented as a Jack Ass, is seen capering over the Perenees, and answerieg the call.by brayugg.— In another caricature King Leann Wiring toadaw int the boas of Napoleon, sand invoking the et St. Lotus ts-help him. As his Intiy is bent back. in da e exer tion, the crown is seen falling olf his head, while young Napoleon stands behind ready to catch it. . A Cuesous Ocanthexcs—A few days ago, a Oeptic map arrived its London from America and, us •it nag :Ids haul one morning, in the neighboarhood of Covent garden to call on individuals to whom be had letters of tutrothicties, be accidently accosted a Gentleinalh.erld requested to be informed the nearest way, to Fleet-aterei, The latter Gentleman, likewise an Awaken. very po litely offered to Mort the enquirer, as he himself-was going thither. In OM course of coeitersatioa, the/trap; F r mentioned tbat.he had je't arrived from ateieticii and was going to sill on a Gentleman io Flestiamee% tnitba letter of istraluctioolt hid brosght from Phi: .ladelpttia tallier. Os tbeie in.Fleetntteetta and theimather;mentiased, uneagotelelea the neetlealel Who bad• politely escorted his countryman kresoCoestsS lOrtkilli Ott to it. the eery iasktillair this litter was in search of I . . ••• • ..: • . • r :••. - Arrysierrsu,coNNAOßWOlt,AT . TOMAS., (i4f . • "'":. :.' ' . "1"1"n7.., ... • ' • .z.' ... (141.1 kt g a tti citliMeirt i ettitWeviii,.4 l3 .).!!• , .. • • Irbi -0 t i ggcsysitert.iftl deecrked ea Stl.tittptio , ' canes a * pat .we Toulpa,se this re”.i. t,of A dteadfhl . plot, th e ett.ottleffwasthe destnMtloe.,Of the arterial' 'flat avow . 1 / 1 11 I . VOW. • TIM ',dile viWch t eppeared to 'be olliclitl,*buse the news arriredby to !graph, towel s:deed greet aWsit, "fin metier la sew explainett- 6 4hal IS toter, a jetiiiMiAnst otgidgawe.thellie to the stety,,:not deactihedmhat iced: happeeedin the following t - ress :—.-- ... i* 6 l'ile firemsas first discovered at 7 three' o'clock in' Vat morning of t h e -11th, lors wooden hut, la metres iolig•by 2 wide, situated to the ttest of the Plemulieris of the ports A part of the hut was Misplayed as a depot for carpenters' toolk end another part wasappropriated to the reception of arti tire used in ship•oitiiking. . . , I ~ The het was entirely destroyed, and the fire commpol-., I toted itselfto thillfgauliere; but. that being a itoie beil4-, tog, and nutted:it afforded en opportinity for cimpittestbs. lames, sad about ball-pest four the conflagration warlktrue.' pletely got tinder: The damage is eltinuited.or five:thimeu• sand eighohaadred francs. • . • • . . '. • :), The nevi l commandant has directed en intioiry • 4 Ag. , made Into the casswortbe the. fidspitioni have fallen loom some galleraleves. who were employed during the night•ls . draining the ditch la — B *-- aliene." • . - •-• •- • • •• STATE .OF. 'DIE LAND. • . , .• . Walillifeltte ,2ll l l ,. that dreintelligenee from the loath Is of a eery tinploosekt '.nisteee. Sarong -rastreges have ow turned is Cork sea Limerick. •• On thous occasions the pre- , , Ike. soprani° hate. performed Abed. sl,sty with promptaw and effect. Tbe raider will be struck with en socotint.of the last esommite of two of the persons excepted for the user . of Major Ciolog In 1821.. 'limy rehtsed to advise the coott. tty people to give up their army. thou pressed toil by the -Catholic Clergyman who attended die* audio drfold, the lilt Salts. The very contemptible lied very foolish eltiduct of *4 ,Grand hdry of the county of Wicalow has . floMed tom imita tors, tbasigh. by a letter whieb we received - lids -moral* !boa Corkick-o*-9isaatton, an effort was mod., b . / wonialls• .111kmitertf Ihtsl3tiod..lary at Leitrim; to follow in the steps. of Lop! hitzwilliam's Agent, and•lthrsepient Compeers. Oirlng,.. kOshaver, No the good sense and Proper apirit, Of lkfoior holm; of the . 'Fifth Dragoon Guards, Brower Is IlJalli amrte'ettire County, the plan felt to the grouud.--(11111 Alrenfrfp Vert,) . ..,... , - . - i...'.: • OUTIWIES tg IRELAND: Cont, Ahab' 15 . ..--Oo Saturday. the lot instant, at the hohr of trielytteClark at noon, a party of two hun dred seen prood ,to the lands of Darrisgreve, ,in coult.sl* the . estate of Mrs: Trent , and cut down a vaistable.orchard,,and all the trees of every description 0164 gAter u. these lands. Information of this out-. rage iiiiiii4seseked Major Carter. he sent an express to John 'Drage Pieengin, Esq. the nearest Magistrate, who, with theisigitt 'Doinpaity. of the 224 Regiment, undo, the command of "Captain Poole, after a fatiguing marcl4 recovered ter ear's-krads of the timber, and took twenty Prisoners in whe,Wpotteasioa the timber sees found. party of Pollee left Chorlerilli on Tuesday even log,. and Itroceidgit to a dairy-house and haard belong tag to Robert Maxwell. Esq. which they had reason tol know tbellimargents intended to art on fire that night. The %beg nerestationed in the haggard, ondchalklilleA. tit Whi•eboriagn their opproach ; immediately on which J o i rs artia 'fired, atiA _the insorgents all Aed, save one, iletrteat taken prisoner. It is asserted, that 'shoetree was but our informant centrist vouch for that DM. • No' doubt can be eetertaioed that InteM3Ot et ti es&Miscreants was to Set fire to the hag-1 5 1 : 4 31 1 .it•A. tall fall bf heroin wale, was band' fter fk r ;.04 . 934id o cotes, the property of James:i Gift* el - **Nu/11e. were boughedr. near stl Bally- • • botiski;agit a eicisteer.otigofiew Itimitheeersein tka terms of • Hinted' litreles tengengee if !gelid sot Rive: Imif his ferurter natatoe-gatderst, asi,mitoWno actottet, WO** W . * hisiditry. ;• • • • -13 W ttriFfee•tiglifta farm-hoese, the property of W. Cre tfi n,:!terE, Attaissey, 'neat tharteville, together with.l the agnexed, •wee. maliciously set on fire and conforistl. Oa Thiarlidiey night, about half-past ten o'clock, a con siderable blase appeared in the north direction Craw this Lity,ned attracted the notice of several persons at that-slue in dm streets; who were convinced, from Its, proximity, that a fire had occurred in sonic porter pence Illackporil rig cotience of which a tire engine pro cewleWzehotdiielgthou• and a number of persons moved ihiriCeOunt soon reached town, whielti statertihat the tire hid, taken place on the lauds of Ora imbhdier, nearthe Eilleens; within a mile of the . tows, - by :burning two larui-hdrises. On intelligeneesMeb lug ek- Mr. - Sheriff Bertaid, lie-instantly left town, letesei .panted by sSergegirt's Grimed, with several,Peace OEM% and arrived at she plena this destruction a few initiate, after shares, when haying need the utmost diligence, by. a-search-10 Wlaige circle in the neighbourhood for any sespieious person, they Were unable to detect the ioctig• - 'Atones. ••• Donsaatut, Minch 13.-4 putty of Major Darter's Police fell in - with sr party of Whiteboys at Hallmark. ' tbaebury, county of Limerick, 'oo Tuesday night la st, about twelve o'clock. The advanced guard of the In 'surges!, challenged and fired, which was returned With effect by the Pollee, who allowed them to advauce with ysidirlit • them before they fired. The . Polite persist* . lige Osorientt, who . fle4l in all s, directlonvi, lied fired segerilebrits them On the run. Major HOS itt, of • the 42tt liniment, was out with a party of his ' glazes is i different direction, and on hearing the firing;, searched a somber of houses, and found many absent. — Five of : e t:Vette t party have not since been beard of, audit I • two Of them were killed, and-several emended.. .Prelice succeeded' io,moking orwprieon er,..mniklisOnfi who is now in the Rriderrell oft:bar •levillekolnd hilikOV to give useful iocormation. • • ,T • . - Jeax at . W , T,liniNsuitos, 11•11Cli ; - . .p.trtf&J.)taro•tierole. ' • 01 litottaphistertaist. ilioVerAttitilvbrOti W. i'rrritet,, retim. wap' riertSlr M. NV bonito,: •IL•ei,lotit:;,dr ‘ ikiailkie sn • for trial *This Coots . Tlii Otirodtrio 'Ora 'to, )b• • Jiditell' of-il ) tics foi tit! VOlfistiiaso 0irt46.19f tloi !Misfire • Bet -1154 'trick, and • ' 'llailie of Colittitelita, ce ...61*tisat Sir 'J. Majoti ' fid, on !! ..!ilt dasic.o4,irpridest Li. s iik,itniOr' kiftoir; .a_VI ir quairektith tetolitr, a 'Aokorlittg pottisboor, s•W tooialier Alf *mitt, of whoop it wit - tilitiditeli "n•liiisiry -to . maki,".• poltVe Otato/de; iltatikillio)a.e• gititrikiif dabordartotaf erirol, 80. DaiiiiiroLiokt at UAW. . • • M opened dieFspi Cir ti!titinipist; %ad tilted °I -r = i clueri stated - tiro case iii•ltti•lbees 4 kr but lei ' ' ' -; • :-- -. , -- -- tidied O. witnesses. • : '''.,. .• - , . , • Lord Prrnarrat,thi pre s i d ing Jade, sopootid tip the - eridenert; sod the Jory,"aftrr, retiring' twin baVr and a bait istittoed a,:itiSiet, finding. for )141011'4W an. ail , : CORN iblellaigats lluuA 21...-. There bosfbeen s vary, good Supply of 'Welt and FloOr thil %Weir; bnt not mash grain of other -desorigtiom. • . •Whtut tract* motion's very dull, trod the prices stryraikerlower than esZ Monday. Bosley isalso brovrtals *Air last .qnots- Asia. for Drool and hos .there W usiulterstion. :More ass?sris asked for Oils, and . Jostaores taper vOesos are ottiatoed. roar ttide ilesteadl47 - Immo. • - •iiba eiciictql — - . - • thirrkss ma) IStabisirr.--There 4,11 S i ._11614 s upply or ifiee•lilierket ibis sostridpg, stidetipsibe ..1 good Beer "r► 7 beriaidael tepee. lest Monetay. ..11111 billbibir et sheep er.ab:as eleska..Ysidist. •: . . • -. 2b1 , : .• , . • • !-!ti •••••1•', • : 4 '; -72e4vt?!,,P•N ..—...---- - . .. . _ • - SUIPPPNO IP.ITX/Yel*Picg" s. 4 • -,-.... . . . Pga.Sleset;.74:6oo4teirKlAaroint‘ tie ;PLOP i etartt. - 111- -omewAid-frOsmi; for sfse Aver. , rdeed4 ' • flea AWN '4le /Alm fetdr, rArrr, • tkole--bameeseat.graye,i Wiltoi, - .4%oar...iloodaten ; nits:- . COVinkbam. ,, feinsAarb*i 1004 {4e joars. - o**r:r• 0'044 nt-ilse4wer ermalarnmaka in On. Doyls, vdth•tne bi4-,.-t dam, Trial and Niger,. ogrose4 boadtvessels as oar last. , zl-gflud W.S.W . . it t e t.:,.. • Powts4ionTo , SON : Toil theßalloon;.Smitb. from Boum-dark Vie ft:*t.. Alexander; from Do. hin W ^v • ,rowswinub::--vt .... ~ , . • •.1 PANOtiTH. MARiIf . I 9 ." TTIWI 4 !he roterrlie.lfofkir; 'from hoodoo. Bette+ Ilk Similes', Rossell, for ilitto•-- ' Mod. 14. ,- .„ ...., 4 •3{a‘. ~ • . • . . ,: . ,0 . 14• •It r C Ti..144aC1F.44,0; 111 .1 1 0 . 411114t1.612.1tilk.IPSdk 50,.. Nolfanit : aotiLidy lie!iperus Paticat.ter. tiax.havoo,,Wilidk«t-' - ....i. ~i,',....,.1 ,• •; •-•,i - —... ...- i :. . •,3:• -- ' 4 COWAIOICIACIII .19•-•.11srieod the Americanseased Oesina t ; AIWA, from Naer.YOrfg: lminnd to Amsterdam, very leaky, t *lei losoolkaboilni: te. r.. . • . :. , -,..- .- 1-, foliSmlAL.lll:l.k.i-41ie ,lattbili: of the Salibitry .. . 510 p w a s: opael. and Itmlt qa the , 31st alt.. )t itia , ended IT 4,a, Je"es infortottAdollralty bilidsii*- . .' t it pi t‘bo was, sicromirtisjerklY. Air; Jinni; illiiade, .1 - • smug gentleman bolo f 0 WA 9 lieoMeii % 11e, • wife of oae'of the melt.. 11S. Mere all tinfOnittolitels; • &alined 1_ Mr.. Wlatri.o4cp; 4y . bee been ivildeid Ml_ shore, and 11000 at tho - z liosivital; altende. ty Oa Wk. kers of the Si.lisbuil and it coacoirse if rope, The- *idles of three of - the Pol•stett , riz. • Phi.if t p Autfreir4. hP 1; 0 4.RiP 0 6 sod .104 Sollth;-Itate also bees s% - ..1t0C allsoraaatt berleS. , . , . ._:.• -.- • _. • ' • . . 1 'Th e e tril f ro.o4..Ufircid siiiP,;-*iiis report Ai s o ot . toor;qit 'ys I: arcalatlon Of 'die Ibietit Ste' Cherie.; ,t ;Ws! jgerphy, moter,.iip re ,a i rs Orr . x t r o' [lad, to* tree: Va - '`• hard- br . i . * r, i . idd'ressed. to '' St. , ._ . :.-..... #_.„ ~ —.,,.. , ; Witiill',. • L .It ... I,ol4llfilli bas . 4b. .op. • 17ie Liverpool Papers ' t, ass spo - . with oii the 234 tilt. off folk . 1.(1 hilliViOsferOritecitste : bar to be loit. frost the- Orton': 1.17- ~,,hilitg. begs f.ountl. A. she hat ete. l isPil ; "'beard of, thtet (*snot he a doubt ai to • her is )O4. Thai sr* 15 fillaw:erlsatures on board; Vato ....Csitfor of the name of • Mee, ,Ood foor.littli ' 1p of the some of Wh e el o ck. all of whom` have 400.0 . •edto o premature and late►') irate." •- :' .....s.ussi • _ . .. SPOItTINtie INTELLIGENCE; 7' - _ BETTING AT TATTERSAtt'S.-•A!ai i ii iiii 1111111.ESWOJITH.—II) set Web--11 to r Aar to too tsiisumn. , • . • • . •• ..1 Dattatte•-• to I gist Web-7 to I agst Etaillgo,,EASssi - OR Vaistio*-10 to I Egos TalOtitaa-12 to I out 20 to I mist Tancreit-20 to - I agst Troy. - • Dot4cistaa Lairca.t.9 to I.ogst 'Attica-t Star sgai 9tterwood-46 to I agst Miss Fanny-33 to 1 agst Lteasilit. . . . . lilaTcn To kilt. RutinTeen Plocoers IN • ?WE:NTT-W:le match took place yesterJay morning. Cdr. • Houma of AttOn, considered one o f the Bret s hots in England, bad backed himself for fifty soverciuw, to di his worst Ott tweity-ione yikeds from the -traporith "unliinir; ed charge, and betting to the tune of scores Weir pencil lug Ist 0404 ageitist.tbe gun. The watch took place in ten-seetilekt to: Heston parish, nosr Hounslow, end • the gun was backed at 4 and sto 1 each shot. Mr. Hoz ,- wet killed nine birds oti etecesslitly,--attil.then cleattietl his piece, and was batched at to 1 to. ,He misted his tenth bird and - his seventreoth, *hue betting becatit4 eves, and he also isiPmed the ainettenli and the 'last , bird, which lost hins the *lath. • W. li•Molleg, the 'CfirinvVert aj Ragland, (entletli yews of age) started oh Weitnesdstr after:Won list, sir announced in our paper . df.the Sth idetant, to patterci,s the arduous and hitherto unparalltled task of walking 112 mil-s in 28 successive pours. • The d was particu larly favearable. for the stadertalthig. and precis/1y at two, p, m. he stetted amidst the acclariatioits of the or bled satiltitude, in • .Field neer Mlnt'S tett; he coo - thmed to perform histesk with great alticrity until an *tatty boor in the mnining of Thorsd!y, when he rested •feea short time. • On proceeding again; he felt !tiff,. and If was not until he had accomplished nearly two miles, that lie regained a Grin and tegiilar step; howeier, he co ntinued his exertions ebb aaaritiy ierseretarre magh the day we, usbetied in with continued rain, and 16 the astonishment of the spectwOrs,- he accomplisheit Whet tuft previously been considered an impossible per formance. _After he had completed 112 miles, lie per formed another quarter , doing the whole in 27 ionitted three minute.. 40 miles readers will recottoet, tbit he host week peforrned 40 toile, in right ancressive hours. This feat stands unequalled in the records of petleitrianism, and he lays just china to the title of Champiiin of Enh , lan4.--Kiirestforelemet Adv.) . • ~ • Tilt LATE MUT' AT MOULOY Huitit.—All the men showed yesterday after their etisrigenients and punish- • tient' in the ring.--,Motthetison sported' hits pure et Harry Holt's, in Cross-street, [ S ong -acts, with. his. triad tied up, and features distorte3. Althoigh a winner., tie . received More punishment than, nick loser Who Trite • the ring. His hands were stit With 'garden, Intl .14s frainewpitards gave him inure Welt of. cambia 044 44. ever before experienced in figbtine extra atorteage. He hat s*o other matehei on hind whet" he get. sound, • • John. BOW rum !KaßroNs.) Jesepls Berry; the landlord - of the tlasterers Arms, • Bed Lion Street; Witittehavel, was brought - before This. • HaLis, Esq., the Sitting Magistrate, charged with ay. *Milting Ssenuel Heilett, under the' hallowing' citcam stancwit-- . . • Tist CemplAinan'.. a rid ihout 16 yelp -of an. stated that he resided in Stroe.i.ane. and was last night in the gallery of the Olympic Theatre,. and bad stood upon one of the seats foe the • purpose of having a better vze m of the performance.. • -While ts this sitattion, awl abaft :ea, *inures after he •had been in the 'theatre, the derer , :x who Was next him- taid• hoid of his hied, and gave tlai ea orange, fey whieh he thanked him, and.took 713 Conti* notice •of him. • Shortly after defendant rigs,' n hand; end thrust it iota his small elotAni; ihe des:rid him to be qu'et, and attendant desisted. In a kw ideates afterWatilake again caught hold of his has Sod forced it to the same place . at before, and'altnost at the same time plarel his own hand to the front o 1 C3J)- Sidoatit ' .,s trtrrsers, ,and told complainant ha was v.:ea • going eat of the Theatre. Defendant then went o it, and coniplairtant followed bins ititOtheiirretafiere hoar • sited a watchman to take Charge of bimi defendant ihrti. ran 'off, pained by the cemplaitiastod Watchman, wisu called ont " stop thief I" . Defendartran doreaNtalieastle: eater, into Hoty whin. Ise was societal tor tte h a ndler& ofithe Dog Tavern, and conveyed` trattiogratoh !, house. • landlOrd of she trotTevro, was sitting:lo his liar, seal hratiag tie cry of " 3 41 0 thistit' ran 'mit and seized the defendants asked whet he had to say in. reply to 'the charge; he acknowledged Lasing been in the. gallery , Of the 'llientte,. jd that be there gave the complainant a* orange, Ist denied Oat he had taion. any indecetit 11- Moues whatever, and attributed his runnier away to v alidity: . • • • wee tille committed for the offeoce.sod.the par doe wire bound ore: to prosecute. •• • • • , • • • • - .:• .cads of Hogg .and Koury, egeinst Aye at INfit#p,arising,ost of • the. riots told *indow- break - a wlttesloOnrred at Lynt"ntitahle elect as itst year, - Flye boll4*sided,ai.4b, lbetford Anises aga'ust the de feldpallittr except the affair of, the burning of the kilts •logor.• *WA js .referr". l. te . Hre twelve -Ju4gPt• 14 is re . p e w at bkeArs. Ayre nie4n to move for nAlvitial in the, taloa:l4f NAO. iline.l.—(S_tansford ♦ 11441' t .. ~r, j =,~, ~. .._ <4 -. ;. of .;c ~~ ' i ! ~i ~. - ... j I• 1