The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-06 00:00:00

~s ,!••• • • • "P. 5 .14 is rather_ , _tut addle I• Ist auvaY 'incolar dream • sestinas than one-bail the Magistrittes of thecounty ewer. teat have uttentwatue wheaUs boa-surr4, Atr. Clo.tinite, the Chairoaao'S anuieutrohoi of . in the wa!taat • nor is hesonanowed hit *cad the mum to. 14/. Nairrli here reiterated his opinion of the les- . morraiv.• flee and of the measure, and took acciSion . Mr. Ewa now repeated, that he saw on just lii say that he had htien wholly uninfluenced by any groonds for the detention of his Client, either in peison la the line of corsdikt he hid pursued. point of law or equity. Mr. Bic:it seta., the Clerk of dm Peace, no* rose Mr. WILLI/tins-1 see n 6 reason why I should to mite that he had received tiled letters from W aller my opinion upon this sithject ; the Magiatrates gistrates of the county,. which be was Tallaaated to have thought proper to bring . this man before us, and read. it is our determination to bind him over for his ap. Mr.,Witt.soitis objected to realist* tai 'bitters of pearatice•at the Maidstone Assizes, whore the ergo. ibsent Magistrates. intents now used may be urged in the Prisdner's h. l ` Mr. CoNsysece contended they *ere - adfi cial do veor. 'Cements, and should be read. (; . Mr. Silent concurred in this opinion. Mr. WI-LLIANS, after some perional obsrovations Mr. KiNtiAtatt now came forward and, requested tovierds Mr. Constable, subMitted. pet mission to speak:. Mi. Bicknell then read a letter from Mr. Good . • He was naked by Mr. WILL OR whet grossed, eiieogh, addressed to the Court through him, or on what point? cluinting all knowledge of the proceedings against Mr. KiNnitrto replied, upon that of being a Ma- 'Wilson on his part, hitt entire disapproval if the IFtirate of the minty, and anxious to receive or dug. measure, and hio astonishment at being piblicly gest soy inforlhation which might arise in the discos. 'p a u n c ed as an accessary to the fact. The contents iiorr of this uot only extraordinary but melancholy were, in effect, the same as these included in the 'transaction. letter to Mr.' Dyer, as above qioted. • • SOme objection was here manifested by Mr. Wit. letter from Col. John joies, another of the tams, and the right of Mr. Kinnaird to interfere - Magistrates, was read to the sinie dint. lithe proceedings we/ questioned. - This, howeVer,.. Mr. CONSTABLE, then, on the part of himself and wes . removed, and Kinnaird addressed the' Mr..Goodenciiigh ) ssiityliat they viewed the sweeten . ' . • booihs on Blackheath, for the late of spiritoods ' 'Mr. KinstAvan.--I view the present proceedings' liquors, and the'breich of .the Sabbath there, as re 'as irrelevant to the general counts, of 'magisterial as- prehensible, and sles#iing of abolition. These,' ' 4hocil* • the offence which appears to be exhibited however, *eve pit down,. and after a , lapse or 15' - agiinst the Prisoner, may 'be indictable at common days, • Warrant, containing the nameoef law ; but I consider the warrant which has deprived neither signing nor -sanctioning, is put forth, and'hy 'hiM of his libeity illegal. If this is not so, 1, as a; -virtue of which au unfortunate man is arrested.' - Magistrate, am open to conviction, and seek informs. ifs Well as Mr. Goodenough, looked upon as an lion. I demand, respectfully, a definition of the of act,st *rice cruel end despotic. fence---is it of common lam, or of the statute ? the! .. Me. ,Itt.cts• upon these principles now cintlinded, 'latter, I desire to know the authority ? . i tfielthe Prisoner was entitled to his discharge. To this inteitilotory, the quorum refloat.* . Mr. KinNAten. coincided, inassauCh as theist was 'answer. • • .neither information upon oath of a breach of the Mr. liiiisoirr.—l also am a Magid**, and peace, nor an averment upon view of the Migis • consign of Mr. Kianaird. I have had twee than itrates, nine having been stilted to hare takee thit 20 years experience In the duties of a Magistrate, , view, and four to commit, when it appeared but am now, however, led for information to this :was denied by the very parsons whose untie were j Court. I agree with Mr. Klnnaird, that there ap. simhodied. pears something extraordinary in the present proceed- Mr: CONSTABLE, 'in addition, complained that the ing. ; and I should also feet obliged by bearing a de. warrant had been altered. finition of the offence imputable to this man. I came Mr. Wii.uses.—l deny that It . hat been altered; here, it is true, not alone for naielty, but for edifi- • the assertion is highly improper, and If you dirette I . • Cation ; and as the exercise of my duties, as a Ma-lrepeat.t, I will commit you! You all kiwis' my! "glitrate, is pretty considerable, I should like to , power in the situation - fi *Mehl stand (as Chair..! - know whether persons engaged in thus affording man). . • . . ' emosement to others, and pro fi t to themselves; they } dare repeat that which I IVO*, ',are theteby subject, in point of taw, to the unpre- ;to be true , and you dare' not commit mil. 12 1 . indented steps that have been eterrised on the pre. ' gentlemeri ( hlr.Kinnaird and Mr.Harrlott)have , Sent occasion? Ile alluded particularly to boat. here to do yen homier hy their piesence, and **kb r i co % &c. your returns yen Orel dlrtlii their faces! • . Mr. Sniru .— l eta, it h tree, bat a young Magh. Mr. VVlLLlMaaraafhtia iiy so. .trate of this county. lam not inclined to smoker I Mr. Sairrw.:--It Sias on oar own view We Immo these interrogatories is. this stage of the loftiness. IS. • I v.lll(everthelecs ldo not h..ii s r e e n r os e my eroblid , Mr. Itits." No inhibitant of the Heath Tug ! itpirtion l that myself and brother Magistrates • have 'come forward to complain of nuisance or brei . at of ▪ • Anted legally. and from the best of motives. The the piece. - lam myself an inhabitant of the Heath, lia'ses pit by the list Leertied Magistrate are not-re- and cannot say I was ever disturbed, and *I appear levant, particularly those of boat-races. The Hui- bete at the entreaty of My neighbouri, whe• With 41 aufter Oh" I, as a Mafia rate, complained, was much Wised with the peaceable and' good thipOt:: vice itself, cli.sitickl land odhltsitid, in all its dreadful meat of Wilson." I rea!ocorp on Blackheath. Of this innovation upon Mr. Saitvii,—" Placing yourielf in a public al. the peace Or Hid Weighbourhood, an d mo r a ls of the tuition, if you hid witnessed what ,we hash' Wk. • comniuriity,- the Prisoner had been the cause. I nessed, you would have acted as we have done. It • will net .ay designedly. i is not, however, correct to maim, that no inhabitant Mr. Virtioiodrozot agree wifely with: what has of Blackheath hai come forward. Several have made • -blien film my brollter - hfagiStrate;: this is not the complaints, and are beady to meta them, if called ;piece Id give an Opinion, or to receive or be infiu- on." sliced big One. in so unprecedented a sort of way Mr. Wictians.—. I Iltmieady to *Answer foirhy bids iteo Magistrates ; dlui have not before acted in , conduct, either here or lid to vindiatte, this Court. The defence of our conduct, as well as Imy chiraceer f ro th aspersion" • Our opinions, shill be reserved for a Court of Juo.l Mr. Cosmat.Z.—" And to am I, at any time, tics; libel our motives will become better known, ,under any Circumstances ) and is a saw-pit, if you and our proceedings, I trust, justifiable. To that choose." decision we look. We have been threatened with . litre some personalities ensued between these ulterior proceedings, and I, particidarly, have been , Gentlemen, respecting the eftertiden of • the original Selected asthe object of gross Misrepresentations and warrant upon which Wilson wis apprehended, when Weeder Is the public Papers. The most paltry it was produced by Mr. Constable' and iinong, other ihreits'ind Insinuations have been keg out be letter, alterations , that of several for the slid Magistrates eimi MY life has been the sub j ect of avosied - pre- were found to be inserted therein. ot editetid'ittick. All these, however, I ,despise, Mr. Kintraitin..--Tltis diseosrerl at 'Wit proves " . ?irfeiiiined to persevere II What I coricerve to be the fetal in point of law. In cities of deflections, •a. Mime . • Aria line of my duty. surreptitiously used affects the baits If the cause. No Mr. flzatirovr nelvreso to r epel the obserkitions information his here teen laid ; the averment has which Teemed persortilly directed to his interference, proved to be false, but if there is a ground of statute *Van, in tact, belted already stated, thit he came to or common law for the proceeding in question, I de. the Court, in a private copeck's!, iu which situation 'sire to be acquainted with it. I ask the' information he would have remained, but - bei•ng named as the is a boon. friend of Mr..Kinnard,. and as a Magistrate seeking N o reply witthade to the question. information, he had stepped forward to speak, not Mr.CdtirrAttl.E.—l contend that parties are to give an opinion. An opinion he certainly had agreed that no view was taken by the Magistrate', upon the question, but this he would not dither, but I rest even more strongly upon the fact, that the unless asked so to do. averment is not true, and-the alterations upon therm Mr. Siang disclaimed, on his own and the part of of the warrant prove it. . the °theft wo .Magistrates, any disrespectful mitten. M r . S a n t o' . — Having now ' p erceived that . se& tiros towards 'Mr. Herriottor his colleague, hut wish- an alteration has taken • place, Ido net . feel inch°• ed the iditioand Opinions they new gave, had been ed to lend my assistance in farther 'prosecuting thlej given previously and privately. business.' The alteration, of which I was,,eot before., Mr. Oriatio.-1 do not see the necessity . 0 aware, certainly renders the instrument invalid and 'uld be illegal. giving private advice to Magistrates who shoal toinpetiat to act ; stud I again, as a Magistrate, de - kr - what - ids, either lf legal. Mr. MASON (who till now rensa(nod pilent)—l 'signed the instrument it'is true, but was pot aware of stand to know upon .._ _ groupers, rof com mon law or of the statute, the offence is defined, for which this man is in custody, and upon what au- - thority two or three Magistrates have thus ventured to . proceed ? Mr. WILLI Aut.—Aron should have asked these' questions before. Mr. Cortsrast.e.—The person who addresses Yoe is a Magistrate. He asks you, in that capacity, to produce your authority, for the present proceeding; sod 'suety he entitled not only to an official bat a Gentletaaa-like satisfaction. Mr. Ktitotou.-1 ask for information. Wiit,tasm.—You may, Sir, ask questions if ref, • you please, and me may As to answer. We de .which is good, give us also yeurge - steal reasons *pe n refuse to answer them. . • • .1 • • •.. . the case, which appear extrentetybad. Mr. gutur.—l think it rattier eetreerdinultAeb , i Mr. YILLINMS made do reply , - these questions should now heisted by tie Maie A Gentleman connected with the ne ws p a p e rs ( ti .474 ro " . crates not connected with this•COurt. stepped forward, to rebut the . genersi wick made • *, •`Mr. K I NNAIRD.-4 ask because I'deCtu the pro. upon them . by Mr. Williams, whose opposition. • cs;eategt of the Court mos t extraniiiiiiita rcat sad, in arose principally from the . 46 ' unit4w st inference , sty mind, illegal. I a sk these q uietens use the which he said had'been drawn by theopublic with re. cam 4 btypnli my experience, and only to 'be found gard to his conduct. - 'rhoGentlaman took occasion .:in 'the knotrietige of the presiding Magistrate of this •to observe, 'that The circumstance - which seemed mi s t Court. I ask them . telieese myself and my mileage to wound the' feelings of . Mr. Williams (namely, iudicial si. s the statement that he had been at home, end denied nerform, perhaps, snore business in oar j the alteration now exhibited. There were other cir. hike. A 'gferit Pitt of - the establistiment'of cumstances also, of which until now I was unic.t/tetraite has been 'devastated by this Column ; one guainted. lam of opinion, therefore, that the pro. Inibitition was utterly 'destroyed ; *everai cotteges ceeding must,.for the preient, cetise,ind the Prisoner s. ind bibeeThdittes Were diertarord: A *body' house, be discharged. ' AO feet Idng 'and 28 . broad, was moved:five feet (howl Mr. WILLirSI3.—I cannot now certainly, under ifs 'ground ; a magailne, 30 "feet leng, war all (he circumstances, persevere in thicisusluess. The - also thrived 'ls'fiet ; the fratne:work was 'brOken to allegation discarered in the warrant is neither an im. contedts of the magazine, trlthitsgh peachment of the justice of the proceedings nor of *try bee", avers scittered about over the neighbour: my s • motives and I feel that the Prisoner must be dia. big Wood. This Whirfaind of finmeeverterried'se;.- charged. • • • Viral heath. ten yeits'Of age, was lifted' Mr. KiNNAIRD.—You hese still your remedy left, up, and ihfown to the distance of 100:paces. After as an Indictable Offence, if you are thereby disposed. ' breaking and footlngnifidrthe trees thitwere in its You ought now, however, after giving your decision, eodise,tfiii ciilumri of lit and Ere burst up on a ___ • mountain, beyond which it could not go. Wh a t i s remaritabli it, that 'notiiing which • was touched by this whiitwind of 'fame Was set On * fire; Only the thatch `of Ilse Cottage!, whith was made of straw, was scorchect-Oi . ltaps' this may be attributed ts. the great (limpness - Which•prViaiked at that moment, and which was occsittioned by the heriviest showers of rain ever remetsibered in the colony. These .raini had continued for netsrly *month without interrup the appepranee of this phenomenon, the, heats husebeth Wife/re f ! . auck hits ettedosbed many sodden' deaths. ! ~ . , Tilt Stg ~ ~. .114 . • -~= r -•- ISLE Or' refelccr.i rig*. io.--- ( Ezttigi from a pH. vdte lettel4-:-Stitidiy lint' than ' sth "fil this month, ebout Elite. o'clock ifteriloon,' a column of rist/hisaiiia/ fisisuriad part of the district - - Flacq, i. ft 'adorned to came from the Nat ; a tic = lent•notto ileidisifaiiied it, 'end nothing could resist I .. . . .. .. . . . --. ____.„. msit by his seem, tilien Wilson w h ets first taken itdo INSOLVENT' •Dr "fro*** 1.41.1A11 - • stated in the public pa- , . • -" '"'^ /1f5..., •-• • ..; • . ..fa tee,v, i e.tatsimi st ~. custody),orwieiswdsurbli facet th7s e e ret w t ho related it; did if en .. inference unfavourable was drawn, this was witiveksi Mr. Puecg Smstat . ,,tor . the,e,„, ep,,,, x 4 the Defendent.nit ter . groiissit nret ue iiiph.,,,,, , c -„ , „ (IT it community. apiwared upon the . fiseplil iie pitetuti:itas' is,; p iiii ,L Wilson was now discharged ; and after a conside r cable desultory conversation had taken place, the fill ' had 1 6 " 14. *%' 1 - 41 f ' IT ' O . "' ''''' . o ertad. Bench of Migistrates,•&c. retired. ant in4litylulkeiitalht he loeildbthis a i lTale , u , ~1 . 4 h ome id cutiess .: hatiiieets te s ted nt the suit of one I' et r F abl • r 5V61. and the . S milkteesseeed n a n o b ootie was utih then ribebnceoledeuud eeeucled modaid, woes, t t u t i i u't The i t n h t e p h h e , pedestrian e d b e u c u e t r e t of fe the d ► multitude. • . the Plaiatiff is a tit. 11. 40ino, IA ecesie.l nine bills of the Defesidant, which vim. iii a'b••ts.tor nflissirset4,• hiol these had been erre efii, if liefeer ilefit; dee hi IRELAND. --alui-;-- • • , endue preference. The Clonesel itrealdsays-.oaWedatediy, the 2711 t ki il wt. svAl./ANTTI.Ri for the Dafeedane, said • 1 • ' alt., in the middle of the day, a large party of issitit, asses awremeot matte ie ) 4Nist i f 0 . i i. ,.' l4 ;l l li e t ,ti ft . armed, assembled in, the neighbourhood of Reba!, number of other persons in that neighbourhood. of ' and robbed Mr. Meagher, of Itehill Lodge, Led a t t h " e rl „: a h ::d: h ld uld tv e lL e tr iu „, - a l l ll 4 4 , l ' . l ;: i e d i l i h l L lr iC ils ....b l . Mr: flistiiirleiteity deekitill' UM; but said it'd it Would; creditors came in, and it vita sie c i t ied b y li ri 'emit Iseirss.lie a •girefeireweet ebb - stall the their arms.—On Thursday last, in the middle of the day, a party of eight men, armed, attacked the. house of Mr. John Beere, at Sart, between Caller s er j ra ,,,, m iner.. end Cloghein, for the purpose of taking, his arms. oa,L, o a_u.r. jfINI RUNRINOTON, upon looking at jt. Mr. Beere sallied out upon them, with the epistolic* .e4reement, said, that although ii did sire *envie r that of his three brothers, when, after a discharge of a . the Defendant had an • moral rralei ifi vie w , y p t i t number of shots on each side, the villains (lest, i... th a t he h a d ) 1 hallo- 'villa c l ear ing one of the party wounded behind them, who Was person no matter n hether a esklitords lei, in t re e brought into Clogheen, and is now is custody there. for the: benefit of other creditor', eittio.o eiiiitgihe Plaintifif airy share of his property. Ttlist could lie. —.On Saturday night last a party. of tillsins assem - Ter be tolerated by the law, because wlreis A Mkt bled at, two-mile Bridge, and petroling the neigh bourhood of Kilaheelan, Kilmer., and Powerstowa, parted with all his property in favour O. s ruler Cr!. robbed a number of farmers of their arms. ditors, omitting • one only, that one entail neie, by sTATR OF TIPPERARY. paid ; but the Defeith it Instil Miion , plate an *it The Baronies included is the . late Proclamation of bankruptcy, or a relief:by-itssolveitcy. par ne . comprise Dearly two-third part! of that ,firtilelead . present it el:laid be'aitificient essay, that an. u nd ue beautiful county, its be st towns, and mast seder id . preference io the eye the law was proved, anti the seats; the well known Golden Vale , ' 1 of 4K7, Defendant must, if he wished tali; diSeherged, iiikee acres,; die romantic scenery *tong the river Soir ; die I compound - with his creditor, or lie( Ides lii•taa fair nutritious putorege; the well-dressed sheep walks ;1 share e n eha i he tead . lo aeo ,, ed . hts ...„ ii ,.,„ 1 the productive corn fields, for which the county his ' woods a iteries i de detell e ia r ... ,".. 7 . '."7" 13 . j len; been celebrated. The city df Ceiba!, the Assiie -- v. c. FALLON. ' • '' ' TPW I4 of Citpuillis CA`rtik'•°°''StOrr , T h ui le % 1'1 P" Mr. PRINCE SAIITU and lir. Por.r.oca opened pinery, Killeuele, Fetherd, Berrisaleagh, all are this Defendant, who had lt sinck hitsiesOnisonment es comprised wi th in the, diitarbed district. • I the 7th of September, been Cuetted es a:cornet of The principal proprietors the estates are, . the 1 none- by o urchese , . :• anal it a ppea ';-• - re d,•ifiii iietaid wig .Ers . ri of Lkaadigry 1.1d7 Caroline Dilly, I l egsr " I . fivrtiser - Coratritislin elsd•taket•the dfr I terence'sail Smith Barre and Beery O'Brien, Bails of,Derby I had i di '.., this lean to 'pose ,i .Comenissiett, for shirk *pd. Monntcashel a , Colonekreonefather, Sir W I , e iam the had got recently paid any money, tboegh in tell , Barker, ifitairl.. rta,O, bilii*/ thilTiv°l ' O r TIO la eitrOf the sroiyiiiitiettyMe iiiititisfe iii - See. i Bagwell ~,_• .Settlib. : egley, Maher, , • Butler, tint/ i " Ili a ---.• . . , . .., • Moore, Fitigipstd, Weer ; Lords &Virden, ilritiit c um ber. • r . Mr. Serjeant RaputtnfrOX,,ealtl a that as there lad .118,4, itc. . : , . .., STATE OF WATERFORD. • •'' ! been a sale, and Het wee plea . * proputy„it shuld , Let tbe inhabitants of the amha c t if w a soie m 4 ,be inserted 16.110 ' ichedtatr,*asid_ it leoug_lie'ekft e "irarderor the PlitintiOlo plipitits 'ttssi'Mtr.olllo, , An* .014Mailies its . one Atka,. Ili enter' into an iiiiiitmosecoMbinelleri .io . ltellit that` eyeteih, ihieft ...t. procure lha•**Wiaq -4111 1 41 5 : 44146 " 5kr la .• fi " 1 ifs _. i .l; ; , ' Cli t t la so'criesinal in its chettitter, and io terrible to Rile compel a io o . .versa ilillelL • is tam . , iAreas. 'flteirlitblyia Still in th ei r owe finds . --=',. llll reaart be in Nis • 4V . 4.":1 1414 troi. 11 Fik•• tit,lefirbhrtiet 'Spread far ;giber; thetas, alid'lt'eal t irendeni Sholild be. whollpiprierritt hie profes4 , e, be akehily . hed elitietaillY estirignislied. 4 1Yiet lititt and unless the not` a1i".4104,144 !effort rdifst Weald., and thititistently, Thou silo : creditors mould 66f be able tit terrias . rit c hi ;Iraq id cast no loageiciFiy on their nil - rarities tefitatelln A m.. their assignment. Irher)Artiasist, but4i:er k - elest county of TlPPerary z . will resort . til . :tlie iiiljelnieg , present stele the fact steads %;lietit.a. : ' . p ., 1 *. / 1 , 1 4 c,..-.0.4. z .• s ..! ' counties, and thirebeetiiiii the'rekters of insobordinmi 1 lance and cenifolattots pear !it on WAS 7 1, 1; . .0 .0. f**faa --tar-e....a tion. Against such a 'skitetsi Peitri . liiiisible prey 1.. Fre, sit_ ports ..I . the country loiters or 0111ffil• caution ought immediately to be taken. The arriest . 'esgerrsomered with 'okfiiitititri. ; ,4 too p.sk . of each in thetoonty *of Waterford cannot be en. , almost . 'tied on Wednesday, ,f ringing hint ' 66 - Fift - . 4 I known to the peasantry , and .it is, at once, their ' * GeOaraaP.at the ./ 4 0 . /4 1 s.,.0!iiri : I t l . 4 0+;ii.iii, - „lf f .N • highest duty and their hest Interest to den - mance them i to the Magistrates.— (. i Wider:ford Paper.) . :which, it was expressly linptei, *plata hi d..tetiir je i Kmazuste, Sur. 28.—The movement of troops .defraying the eipences of an aCtiiiii (Of' atOriieft. in this neighbourhood continues. At an early hour: 1 1 0 01 ., ant. ,.., on Tuesday morning , notwithstanding. the "pelf .!.. ...., 1 -,i v i „ vim+ rs of the haiit ere isier !Ate t:Kesali .. 4 .•!!'",'4 - • Among the rari!las petrels,. "*gel 7 ,.is•ii . li' te , :l'e . tss lug," and it was very, heavy, " of the pitiless et orm,'' a division of the 11th "regiment marched for Cashel, VW* white 11 ,0 41 1) , ..tiiievit.Y4: 1 ,0 4 14 41 4 8 ; i and the remainder followed yesterday morning. l 'elpee,yellaw,tivite tile difiy ra..blee; a l tanifinNta The 34th were in the mean time consoling there. ~!sa. . . 1 1111 ffeeiels.:ll Trequently *erg,' or is stieoo;:ritied I salves with the prospect of permanent quarters herei.,i.!" top of the - rat s til... Small 0 01 lariatha * ire •k‘t They had taken baggage stores, mese.hoose, and, *Pak tbiktOrn put or tho crown, ,islikh *rats:bid titer . lodgings for the officers; but jest is thellegle tounded..thesesieat metal buckles Seen VOISty Sett?! hits. 1 for dinner on Motday *ening, en eepviis . arrived Some 'chipeisit hare cords * fringes hapsteg Jeri from Clonsuel l ordering trifin to 'alike a forced:, on each side illserheiters. , ~ , ' . , march fo r thit teen, so is to be tWere by'ren o'clocktl On..Setorday morning list, information . . en re. .le the morning, for which place the ignite, 'Upwards• mis l ed:at the Head Police t S.INSfi, 0ffiee,..D,416„ that 04 s_ i of six hundred Strong, set . off in one cornetts yester..l•4olV. of the late Lieutenant-Gene'r4; SOr , day. The garrison dutiel of this ' c ity ire, o f cou rs e, .tesiditig.at . her lite' father Colessel - 4 ,l“sinis JesS , t, j left wholly. to the 94th, and a small body of cavatry r i South Fredujck.street„ bid . bgeii .. oisp e d 6f _cult, diamond rings, and jetsellery,..tollsi Selena of 10' but as the out-detachments of the Scotch Brigade are i called in, they.will be fully equal to the performance wards of 30001. of this service. The first division of the Waterford. .W4,9, 1 14a, a1 1 ' 1 1 11 ;hbfs about fete,, pp a' 1 ! Militia arrived here on Tuesday, on the route to , anala . ncacd„Y accede,' t happened et. ,ble. .14,i: i t'll Athlone, and searched yesterday morning. The re .lfoundery., at Camlaphie, near Glasgow. The Pi,..iff_ ' minder marched yesterday afternoon , and follow the person in the engine-hoose hatiell,l(ens belle d or same route this morning. tome of the they insta ntly hastened to As , workmen , Lissenics, Stet. 29.—Tuesday night a number of spot, but unfortunately not in time teasel! the life armed ruffians'visited the town of Sham/golden, in of a promising lad, only .sheen .years old, mewl t hi s coun ty, and limits into the hosts. of Mr. Mor- : Same , Ginleo• i rkeY ftiull '4 him eatanglid ;I'd gun, a Tythe Proctor; and Mr. Watson, clerk of jammed in the governor of the engfee, with which the church ; from the former they took, without any Ihe must hare very iticaetiinisly tome in coo* resistance,a Cass ,of pistols bid a blunderbuss, and tact, and by its rapid minket throws) under the I tore his book of tithe valuation.; from the poor c l er k. j crank. Although not a monies', wets lost in siopp!st they took upwards of 8i...; he had no fire arms. the engine, his body was .completely - apt i"t" '' s pieces; one of his antis watt torn frmn the sktioldet, . and at another place his ihiglisand legs: were r oo d *battered end mangled beyond all,cl:.syription; efei the very bones, ° stripped of the fliristi,• Pere sisi. , :t ;4191verised. The different ports of the body sere 'speedily and rareftilly coitietto . slia . perinto a sheet, and afterwards ietta a colfih ; and, iii the evening, tee moved to his father's house . Tit the Callon, where he discongolate sisother 'received the corpse, his Whet !oink at present at •a•distaWee. • QIYEEN•tIQUARIG-Yesterday Richard Hill, the pliestecer,•charged by-Jane Mickington, on suspitim with having robbed her of three nee pound n otes, again t appired, to learn whether there an ,sty ,vi. dense amiinst hiss: she supposed she lost them *km the parties were going into sr public-houte Ingeth' r t Indlhat hill had stolen ih.m, it being said Me he was afterwards seen %ilk% three tioter in hi: hand; het it'now appearing . thit aus woman was sotniestat in. ' toxictited et the tim., .that' hilt never pot bunt , l , era her, and that he went first into the bottle, ands Ihe re. ., fore, could not e v en hu e pTcltert them op,. 'lf' Corettnoust indignantly dismissed the chattel he said there was no •f a i r 1014.1P1W 1 . fair %uiporii.g lull o f a robbery; he had hitherto m.d ~ a iited an eseelloit character, and a gross iit%go like this could slut affect huts in the bpininw of hie-friends:. 1• M A RRI ED. Mr .7. R. rot. Imp OirlfPf 4104 Niaje4l,'l l o4 'lfinig lec ' `Mile Ira ?if Itteol.:treet. Irmilinocale-grefl• -UN DON • Pro te4 • r •tl Lows%le, " Siatitsr • s firms, Si, nett crest . .~,~ , R s';" I PS $ - ' 11.•-• - S I 15.0( Cap; Xs). hi* al Tick Iterfa rwry RH ►il i 4 • • ii. f II si4 X iv at; OF r 1 the P $I v-: sell 11 16•. V Pito 2 ~, is Ititi sn: Isi 1 itmq Mier A ne Iv. Bran