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• r • •. - 4- 1 4 70 t- • • / V lit \ • e , ° rittplit 4-2 4 .r NUMMEK 5878. LONDON, SATURDAY, : OCTOBER 6, 1821- Pitlcg 7d, THRATRE•KOYIL, DRUfirttiNk. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE. INSURANCE COMPANY, IK4L4ItiL). nevolence" to be half whispered from the Chair when he gave " The Corporation of Dublin," the significancy andapnsiteness of which, as associated with " Cilorions Memory," which bad scarcely been swallowed down, were very generally felt and understood. by same Iliffilll4l., who shot four hallo thrwmtli b Ay, which inataateneouily canoed his death. On the same evening. O'Brien, vie i f N!r. Goingl polic e men, was attacked near Abbeyfeale, and his arms taken from him: THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, October 6, bit Majesty's !termite will perform the Comedy of X EMPOWERED RP ACT OP PARLIAMENT. CAPITAL-110111 ■ILLION. IRUst.tv, 040ssi R. NRW LORD MAYOLAND • THE DRAMATIST. Sapid (with she 'reifies!' Epilogue). Mr. Ellistow ; Lent Scratch, Mr. Gallic; Harry Neville, 31r. Hainan'; Ennui, ▪ Marley; Mr. Enssell ; Willoughby. \fr. Theiiiison. Lady Waitfort, Mn.a Harlow.; Louisa Coert wry, Miss Smithson; Marinas', Mrs. Edwin. After which THE COItONATION. The Prorevsion commences tram Westiwih•ter Hill.— The Seennil Scene, the Interior of the Ablrey.—The Third, and Introductory Scene, in which Mr. Knight will introduce a sew Comic Soot, entitled," The Kiel( and the Corooasion, Old England and the People. =The Fourth Scene, the H• 11, in the coarse of which the Greed Entre of the Climnpiou. iNsu It AICC ES lulling due at Michaelmas will expire, unless renewed within Fifteen Days from that periust. Yesterday at two o'clock, the bite Lord Mayor, (Alderman Sir Abraham Bradley King, Bart.) the new Lord Mayor (Aldercnsu Kingston Jame.), with the rest of the Board of Aldermen, the Recorder of IJublits (Sir Jonas G►rKor), the late MA flew High Sheriff., City Officer', sod Cottonton Cuntled, met at the Asiewshly house, Williattistreet, from whence they proceeded in proctrrinti to the Camle, when after au Address from the Recorder to the pew Lord Mayor, delivered iro the iscrsence of his Excellency the Lord Lieutemno, in which he pared a high eulogium ou his predecessor; Alder man James war swan. Oran office. The Company's Rates and Conditions are of the most ressons4le JMerlpl :—No Charge is mode fur Fire Poli cies 'rhea the Premium exceeds 55.;.--no Admission Fine is clutrirtitl on Life Insurance ;—s liberal Commis& is allowed 1.. Solicitors snit others who effect Life Insursisces;—and every focally is afforded by which the Interest and Cuove. wieace of the Public may be promoted. One of the invited wan Lord Clnocurry ; how his Lordship felt upon this Occariou. the reader will perceive by the following letter addressed by huts to it conternpontry Journal : '• Sus —tieing named as ous . pretest at, the Lord Mayor's diuner of yesterday, I be leave tie say (i■ order to preterit misrepreiwntiou of toy conduct). dust, wises his Lordship tussled King William, I turned down sty glass, ■ad re. mained seated. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. To conclude wish (15sh time) a new Farce, called HOPE FIRE AND LIFE ASSCRANCE COMPANY. " At table with the Lord Lieateia•l, aid • (mut of this Lord Mayor, I felt that it writilA not he decorous fur so in. considerable • person to lake further notice at the moment I wish, however. that the Lord Mayor, whew he determined in re-produce this toast, had given notice, not owl, to leo Lord Lientrita;t, but to the Homan Cathodic, whom be had invited, and, generally, to all those ant lik.ly to forget, i• Mlle short mouth, the benevolent iw}t•eli,rs. of owe thmereitn. " Isidivislawily, I have a Veld Mlle. , fee Oblftßemonl Kier %%IMAM the Third. fie was a liberal Ditetiiwsn—.•a. AIONgIEUR TONSON. , The Principe! Clsaracirr; 14 Mresrs. Cooper, Bement, Fvo►e, GM tie, W. H. Williams, Meredith, Vioing, Mrs. 'Nigh►, Miss •nti►bttae, and Mn. Bland. The Doors ►e be llama ■t Six o'Cloelt, sod the Per isirenences ►o brain et Sawn. Boers, 70 ; Second Prier, 3s. 64.—Pit, 3.. Sel.; Crennd Pries, So.—Gallery, le.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, 6.1. A nen Comedy is in n hearse,. ----- _ _ _ OFPICF-4, 10, LUDGATE-HILL And 325, OXFORD-STREET, adjoining the Circus, Loaner ; 1 0 , PRINCEXSTREET, EDIIIIIIIROR; And 18, %VEgTMOR ELAND-STREET, DuaLiN. FIRE OFFlCE.—Capital ONE MILLION. POI.ICWS effretefi upon every De.criplion of Property within the Unitid Kingdom, upon reason able Ternie. Losses are uniformly paid by this Company, with Libera lity and Promptitude. Policies which expire at Michaelmas should be renewed within fifteen days thereafter, or the same will become void. LIFE OFFlCE.—Capital ONE MILLION. The prneepsion moved in the same order from the Castle to the Sessions-Mese, where Niesarat. Smith and Whelan weir sworn loot, the office of High Sheriffs. and HeuryA, Esq. into thM of Sub-Sheittf, far the eitsVirt•ears Lord Mayor K.ul returned his most cordial thanks to Use hue Sheriffs for their co-operation with him iu the executitni of his 'rituals. off►ce, and hoped that the zealous activity of she new Sheriff's might more than cuireilm , il Willi these. George Archer. E. 1. is •ppuinted Secretary to the new Lord Mayor. The new Sheriffs• carriages and liveries were very handsome. We are haptiv to observe that no party colours were exhibited. The trappings were coque. licitt. I • iniemilril more goad to lieland thou anv King 1 ever hint of except his present Majesty; bat us Mayor. awl Corpora tor. are not necessarily historians, they generally give this mast from party motives, soil it has long become a Rind of pass word among thine who desire by the insult and exclu sion of their more smithy fellow-6111,n5, to oirsignie In Themselves those petty honours and eitiolimiento which woo of indiaitty or talent render so aeresaary to them. " Bid Mote and bad feeling received . Ileoll al wonnd from the limit of his Slujesiy—and if for owe mooniest they may raise their heads. public opinion and the march of events must pat Otani Jowl.. The King enimnianda, and the times retpiire benevolence and union , " Your obedient Servant, " Dublin , October 2, 1821. " CLONCDRRY.oi We are •tile to assert with confidence that Talbot, one of the County Metnbeia, marked his high dirappoiutment and doarati,fietinn at the ton•t iu a way as signal snit memorable, having also earn ed down his glass and remained seated.—( Mahn* Herald.) 711 RATRR•KOYAI, corKfvrGARDN.V. ON MONDAY, Ortolwr will br acted tilsoksrarea Tragedy of Persoat entllllTing in this Office participate in Profits, without I fry the liability of Loss, the Propeietors har ing ride►lahen oil Responsibility ; upon which Principle wrnse►o•.s Ore the instances of Ten, Twenty, and Thirty per being paid in addition to the Amoral assured ; and Cases hare occurred o whew tho traretion of Life has been considerably prolonged), where the Payouts' has bans snore f Aim double the bons assured. lIAM LET, PRINCE OP DENHAM Olanr!ins. Mr. Chapman; Hamlet, Mr. Yonrig; Poloriirs, Mr. Blanchard; bie►les. Mr. Ahhoß ; Horatio, Mr. Ctin. oor ; Rostorrants, Mr. Comer; Gaildcorirrn, Mr. Hoot ; First Greer digger. Mr. Emery; Scroorl Grairr-rtioreer, Mr. Barnes ; Ghost of Hamlet's Fatlier, Mr. Egerton. Grruddr, Mrs. Fatima ; Opbnlia. Miss FoOlr. To which will be added, the grand Melo-dramatic Romance called A Bonus, •mountine, in most inellnres, to Twenty-bve per Cent. and in some to upwards t f 'nifty per Cent. on the Premium paid, within the list seven lean, ending at Mi chaelmas leaf, ha, been added in all Policies of Assurance elTrrie4l in Ai% Office; for she %Shale Period of Life. . . No Entrance Muney, Admisiion Fee, tar usher Official Chary, csactril. WILLIAM WRY, See. JIMMIE ; Or, TH F. IiPII4IT OF THE WATERS. Sir Hostilbra..4 Itioisleitess„ Mr. Abbots; Waller, Mr. Kaltiripors., Mr. Fort►"; GOion, Mr. J. S. G. i. roaldi; the R..ierliesa.. Seer, Mr. Charism.. Uudine, Mum. E. Druneti ; Widget, Mrs. Daveispart. A Priiate Box may be had far the region, or nightly, or Vit. Brandon, as the Box•Ufee. Boxer, Tr.; Second Price, 3s.ed.—Pit, 3.. AA. ; Seirond *rice. lb.—Gallery, le.; Around Price, lc—Upper Gil key, Is.; brow! P►ice, Ail. The Wore will be opened at Half past Six o'Clock, and taw Play bet ill at SY Veit . Places tor the Bores to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Sax:office, Hart-street, trona Till till Four. On Wednesday, the Musical Drama of The Antiquary. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, HA Y.V.4 !WET. TII IS EVENING, SA TU R DAY, October 6, will be perfumed sbe Opera of Tim MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. Count Alanavira, Mr. Baker; Fiorillo, Mr. Leormi Lee; Pi pro, Mr. D. raenp; Antonio, Mr. 'I isylemee; Ckatrobisso, Mn Cballertey. Coosa's. Alsrriva, Miss Claret ; Sosmana, Miss H. Corn ; Bat barina, Ws. Garrick. After which (Mitt time) a view Coriserly, in three oils, calks! MA'11:1-1-BREAKING; Or, TIIIE PRINCE'S PRESENT. The Priweival Characters by Mr. Outten', Mr. Terry, Mrs. Bolter, Mr. Breantp, Mr.%Vilbasis, Mr. Younger, Mrs. Mat teat y, Mrs. Pearce, and Miss H. Corri. Doors to he opined at Naltpast Six o'Clorit—lbe Play to begin id Sewn. Boxes, U.—Pit, U.—First Gallery, U.—Second Gal lery, Is. Places for the Boxes to be takes of Mr. MatraingLast, at the Metre. Nit —PrivAie Rotes may be bad •igblly, by appliem ion at the 11.. n, her. lin Mundny, Thr !talons Wire—wills Maith.brenking. A DELPH I THEATRE, STRAN D. By Authority of the Right Honourable the Lora --------------- The Nobility. Gentry. and l'UtbllC, are 1111110 respectfully in fo. med, that this Theatre having niokrgone the most ex tensive alterations sad essitielli4nients, the entrance paw sages having been eularge.l, SO a. to avoid ally Massive nience to she egress of the company, and she interior com pletely re.decorsted towl lwaettfied, at a very considerable •spense, by Artists of the first eclat, ity, ri. as to a ppear, in almost every m.p.g.., entirely Neve, is oleo RE-OPEN ED for the WINTER SEASON. lIIHIS EVENING, SATURDAY, October 6, M. 182), will be presruted • New Comic Marlette, iu three Acts, entitled CAPERS AT CANTERBURY. Captain Somerville, Mr. Wrench (from the Theatre Roysl, English Opera); Lieutenant Vivian. Mr. Read (his dth vppearsuce); Jacob Grogram, Mr. Wilkinson; Mob, Mr. Keay (loom She Theatre Royal, Drury-lane); Seism 0•80g itle, Mr. Callahan. Mrs. Huckaback, Mrs. Daley ; Nopliia Ntickithsek, Miss E. Pitt (from the &wry Theatro; Mrs. Prattle, Mrs. Smith; hussy, Mrs. Bryan, (Irons the 'Fbestre Royal, Euglish Opera.) After which, the Favourite Interim!, of I.F AN HOUR'S CAURTNHIP. Doke de Richelieu, Mr. Watkins Burroughs; Marshal de I Fertk, Mr. Buckingham. klmlause de Guise, Mrs. Waylett. To conclude with the crlehritert Pantomsone of the FAIRY OF THE NORIII SEAR; OR, lIAILLE.QUIN AT IAIIRA Ix►R. Pekiiii, King of Labrador (afterwards l'arstalumr), Mr. Daly; Frogior, a Cuertser of Labrador (afterwards Clown), Sirs, Kilo; Cralrossioi, Prime Minister (with n !Loutt), Me, %Tiede; Ilisibitst (afterwards flarterpria), Mr. %V Kit by. Fro.sitli, Fair, aline ?loath Star. Miss F.. Port ; Latsradior, r4;rece,“ e s I.,7astadoe (afterwards Colombia ), Miss Sum ii.on. Moat*, 45.; Str...a.: !rice, 24. Pit t 25.; St email Price, 1.. Gallery. Is. • St read Prier, 4.1 Bus MSC: open from T 4 is .111 Four, where Places may be rakers of Mr. Callro, of %Wm snsy be had • PriVale Bon pi:lady, or Fie.. Vonissi .... s for the %ram.. Mrs. Baker. of ihe Theatre Itoai, ilayrnark.t, is eogagest at this nest..., and trill shortly funky her first appearance. V.511..0r Novelties are its prepar..tioo. AROMATIC SI'IIIIT of VIN KGAlt..—This agreeably perfameil Liquor (fins original iserantien Mr. Hear)), +lnch is of welLbiseria efficacy as reliernig (rioters' and head-achr, and I. constterectiag 11* r Qrct. of tartbratrii, nose, or infected air, onetime.. to be pnrp•trol, in the greens! perfaction, by Nl.ssroo THOS. ea.l IV HENRY, MANI.' I'ACIVRING CHI.IIISTS,RANCHES. TElt. It is 96111 Luaolua, wholesale anal retail, by ,MAY LEY and reiltiotors., Cuck.ost.stro el ; r.. 1 rrelml, price Re. Yd. by Wit sac Elliott Age Oil an terry prinr.prl eue• ; tint it c:ssoftiot be genuine, units/ t h e lhaillt% auf the okra. Paperer' are regress-4 on the thourrosrat sit Swap, whirl , is heed over the cork of recto boat... Proper Spools iftss.r• %re sold h) Bayley sis.l Blew, as usual. 4. above 114 :17 also br heal, etithetitiaaleil by a sitailar Alteash ESTI Y'S CALCINED NI Alf:N ESIA, 1v.0tt1.4 at fot. tq r.itio glass sluppo US at 4s. 64. A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF LAMPS AND LAMP 011$. APPLETON,CA el • PI PE MAK ER In his Majesty's Treasury, Somerset Hume, INchirince O irr, Str. Ike. at the City Lamp asd Oil Warehouse, No. 12, LutmATE-writeET, St. Paul's, soul SS, Old Bailer (35, established). begs Pare to inform his Friends sad the Public in amend. dist be has now on Sale a large sesurtesent of the much-admired and improved One, Two, said Three-light Patent Lamps, which are at this time an much so rose for Lighting Halls,Staireases, Diniog•rsowie, Drawisg-rousim, Coasting bosses, Basking-buistes, Public Maces. Churches, Chapels, Ball minas, Public Places, Ste. where • brilliant light is required. Ass assortment of the must idismirril French Lumps, in Brass, Suisse, orJapas; Patent and Illuminetion Limps to Let for Balls, Routs, Assemblies, ifi.c.; Lasnps Repaired, Cleaned, and Lac queerest ; Lamp Cousin end Glasses; Speaking-Pipes made siri fitted up in Town suit Country; several Two, Three, sad Form-light Plate .ad Cif-thus Grimier Lamps to be suld very sbesp, sui able fur Coffee-howsts, T , Ball-rooms, Ste. Re. Ise.; Bran, Patent, sad (Orgasm Lamps taken is eselmoge. N.B. Best and tuber tamp Oils ars much lower Ibis lint season. THREE OF 90,0101. MONEY' JAND J. SI VEWRI GHT solicit the • (avows of Hie Public at their old and fortunate offices, 37. Cornhill ; 11, Holborn; and 39, Haymarket, London; where they had the satisfaction, in the very last Lottery, to Share and Sill 4,421. £25,000 I 9,182 /2 400 2,053 11,04)0 12,730 . 2 4OO 1,446_ 4,000 19,023 2 lOO besides many entailer Capitals.—And they also mist ia Shares A LI. the 20,0001. Prizes in one Lottery of the preceding Contract. .1. and J. SIYEWIOGHT have no heilliatiou i■ reetemasendies the Shrine of the present Lottery (which loins,. on TUESDAY, 30th This Month) to the atteutiuu of their Friends and the Public,—it contains THREE of 30,0001.! and 30 other Capital*. All Money.—wills not Two Blanks to a Prier.-30,000/. fur the Ftrst•drawn Prize. Tickets and Sham are MI isle•t their fortunate Offices—where they bop* to have the pleasure of paytue to the Public uue or muse of she 30,0001. I'.izrs—asd by their Aleuts. socinTY FOR THE. DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS nwitisoNED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Cravesi-sereet Strand, Angst L 1821. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE' Tilt I.A 4T REportT, viz. f .. 4. Hi• Royal Ilichneas tLe Duke of Gliserett , r fourth net.. tank,. lO 10 0 The Itsisht lion. the Earl of ILidoor, Viee- Pre.idrut A. 5 5 0 The Kith! Ilou. she Cmintesa of it4.lllor A. 5 5 0 Sir 11. U. Ibbeseon. per Hen i. • and Co.. .• . b 11 Colin Markenaie, Esq. pi... Secretary A. 2 2 0 Jelin Ward, fer 4. A 0 Williams Sfewst.r. F... 4 A 2 2 0 Job:. crsredrr, E.g. per S. a etAry A. 1 1 0 John Mingles, Eon James Maulers, Esy A 1 1 0 J. 11. L. T. C. (iroser-imot) b 0 0 E. F. I. (.Isit..) Flury F4ct, Eby. A l I 171 10 0 Dierhar2.4l and re lierrd from various Prisons 100 Da lotortr. fur die 1,111111 of Cusetittereol the Casts of f36 Prtettonero, Approved Itef. I red fur I mitt is y Deferred 1 11(1 it lira And cot:v.l.-Ird luaduudible 1 J. F. M.0...r00, E.o. A 2 2 0 1111.1 WOAD . A. 2 2 0 I.te. Cre the I ite Mrs. Ames of Adorn 13 'Mona D.so 1 2 .411 A 22 0 51ros Cleaver I it:ly (..lyttlttlte Was. Wynn. per Hansorreoleys 5U 0 I.ieutena....l;es.eral Carlo, eicht, per Humes A. 5 5 William Fuller, LIN per ditto ft 5 0 A. It C. IC. r nes. he Walker, 1 0 Wort,. ii 11.1• are received by Jobe Camden N. ild, the Treu-urer, Cl.. yue-Aalk, Ch. lowa ; all.. I.y M • . Werke., Etitiultur, mot Cu Si.Sl.htu.s. 141 rt ; llrsn Ilunres. towel ; 51evvrs. tYluto,.ore mud Cu. Lombard-Pierre; Aleots Ctti•lot, 01(114, •101 Ridge, Charting ef111 , 11; M . thin ~ bud Co. Finets-lane, Cu... 1 ,611; Memos.. Datum. rel. yo, m 311; N 1 rrrrr . Vert., end Cu. 77, Lueobanboireet; and by Mr. Grorowell. the Seeirtuty, Nu. 7, Craw. ..Amt., Strand, where the Iluokr may be seem by I hoot Mho are iorbised to support this Charity, and where the Sue:ery meet utt Itte first Wodueird.ey 'Jet. ber ova% lo the evening the Lord :Ilsyor had the honour of entertain's% at dinner in the grand banqueting room his Eacelleney the Lord Lieutenuot and suite, a number of distinguished characters, and lie rend respectable citizen.. Ilia Lordship, with a degree of princely hospitality. invited all the mem bers of the Common Council to the banquet. The new Lord Mayor was sworn in at the Castle by Lord Norbury, who made u few observations Mr the occasion. He ►aid it was impossible to re flect on the disposition which had lately apOirred in some quarters to deprive this Country of the ■d- Vantages of • Viceregal Court mid Government; without pain awl alarm. Those advantages, nu merous and important as they were, were also too well understood to require any elaborate specifica tion from him. That our gracious Monarch him self was not unacquainted with them was proved by his kind and memorable letter to the present re ►prected Viceroy, wherein his Majesty was pleased to expre►s Iris sense of the broth** this part of his dominions hail derived from the presence of his Ex cellency Earl Talbot. The pretence was saving, but he would tell those wits ones that their economy would be like that of a man who should expend one thousand pounds for the purpo►e of sparing. Upon the continitance of the Lord Lieutemititcv, too, the Noble and Learned Baron thought the peace of the country Masuly depended, arid he trusted. therefore, weshwelst-twase ow wore el this penny-wise and pouod•fiolish project." Lord Talbot was present during this discourse, and paid the most marked attention to it. DUBLIN, OCTOBER 3. Our expectations that the day would pass without any expression of party spirit have been disappoint ed. Several gentlemen known to be of liberal feel ings and principles had been invited to the dinner at the Mansion-House. A Catholic or two had been invited, and, having heard this, we did not con ceive it possible that their host could have pre pared for them such a reception as the de liberate revival of au obnoxious party toast.— We shall, however, lay before our readers the Hini apology of Mr. Alderman James, for reviving. in the presence of the representative of the King, a patty toast, for the giving of which, at a moment when every excuse was allowable, another Alder men had recently incurred the King's displeasure, and for which he was censured also by the King's Representative. Now the Lord Lieutenant could have considered the revival of the toast, in his pre sence, after the affair of Alderman Dailey, in any other light than us a gross offence, is to us not very intelligible. There are several versions of this worthy Alder mat's Speech. The report in the Correspondent seems to be the most authentic—it having most pro. bably been written by the worthy Alderman the next morning—we take it, therefore, as conveying his coo! sentiment+. This report is as fallow. : " The Lord Mayor then rose, and said, ' The toatt which 1 am ONIUt 10 propose, has been uniformly gives. upon the 'locating-in dinners of my predecessiws; the sentintentl which are attached to it differ materially; and it is outy by a reference to the feelings under which it is given, that it becomes obnoxious, or otherwise. We mind all admire the beauty of Chi triton charity, and of brotherly love; and, in the arduous and difficult situation is. which, thus early in fife!!! I have beer called upon to All the Civic Chair, it will he my study, as it is my duty, to promote, as far a. I con, the conciliatory disposition which it is our must graeious Soirereign'a with should subsist among all classes of his M •jesty's subjerts. Be assured, my Lords and Gentlemen, that I would he the last man whose disposition would lead him to wound or irritate the feeling• of any of my Roman Catholic fellow-subjt eta, with al I have ever lived, suil I hope ever will live, in the strictest baud of har mony and brotherly love. Attu in the toast I am shout to submit, I do so as the head of the Corporation I have the distinguished honour now to represent, as well as in accord ance with my urn political evasistruey. I therefore give you— " 'The Memory of King Williams She Third.' " The applause was very great at this period ; hut the Lord Mayor, in the most dignified awl truly cusseiliatory manner, very emphatically addressed the assembly, by hop. mg that the announcement of the wart would out create r xislittimi : as he, the Lord Mayor, gave the memory or him, as the founder ut the British Constitution, and the friend of civil snit ieligious liberty, under the hope, that, in such a , it could nut be offensive to any man living. The CORl paol 'twelve.' and drank the toast with peculiar marks of up ' Vaute and approbation.'' _ . The Lint Lieutenant was at the elbow of the new ! Lord Mayor when the toot Ml4ll given, and there lure It is 10 lie interred that it wax Kiev' with his entire concurrettee. linked he took a step whit•n , distinctly mut ken his approbation, having scarce 1, a:Art.lo the vague ►eutintent 1. univerail be- PitOTECTI NG DUTIES. The 6.llowing Letter has been receivrd by the Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce : (e 022.) " Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade, Whitehall, September 20, 1421. " am directed by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council, appointed for the consideration of all matters relating to Trade and Ksmien Plantations, to request that you will collect fur t►e infornsatiou of this Board, any tepees sentntions which the manufacturers of Ireland may he dia. posed to make respecting the continuance of the Proteetirig Duties granted by the Act of Union; and that you will trans mit the same as soon as may be couveisient, together with may oliservatioas which the Chamber of Commerce at Dub lin may derire to bring under Use coiesideratine of the lards of this Committer, in eviler that their Lordships may be enabled fully to consider this subject; and that sufficient lime may be afforded for the preparation of any measures which it may be deemed advisable to submit to Parliament at an early period of the ensuing wino, in case• .t 'hall be thought expedient to propose any modification of the salmi log duties, as settled by the Art of lid Geo. I. ch. 46. " 1 am, Sir, your most 'betties, lassallaraponek. (Signed) " THOMAS LACK. " The Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, Uubltu." LIMERICK ASSIZES. James Csissea, Patrick Fitzgerald, Thomas Kelly, James Gehegme, Patrick Cainiimeham, J. Donnelly, Maurice Prormaii, and Alargaa Dillon, were peverally indicted fur the murder id Serjeasit O'Neill, of Mr. Guing'a Police, at Ardagli, and fur a riot. After it long investigation the Learned Judge ch,rgtil the Jury as follows: " Gentlemen of the Jury—The Trimmers at the bar stand indicted for the nsimiler of Peter O'Neill, a police constable, at the fair of Ardagh, is ibis county, and also for a riot; sod, although the police are designated soldiers, they have, ■otwithstending, the authority of constables or peace offi cers, and as such you are to consider this. It is the duly of roustables or policemen, whenever they perceive s riotous disposition to disturb the peace, to raert themselves mode rately, and as they ought, iu suppressive( it ; and if say re 'immure should be offered to thins, is the discharge of suc► duty, whereby any perms should lose his life, it is seeder in the eyes of the and Not manolasgheer, or jugerkw homicide. Whys this trial eomoseNced, I had emasiderable feelings for the perilous situation of the Trimmers, because, if a riot commenced on their part, and that the life of this mar was forfeited io quelling it, I would have been booed, by the obligation I am under of administering the laws, to tell you, that such should be your duty to find a ve►dict capitally; but in this case the homicide is nut murder. It buss appeared is cvideuce, Gentlemen. that the pollee gal. lopped into the fair; that they threw dons the table of a butcher, and assailed himself; and that altogether they acted with great impenitence when there was so riot going ua ; all which has bees clearly proved to you. Hot then these observations do not ellogellerr go to acquit the Prison ers, for if any of them who stand indicted foe it, are found potty of baviug a hand in the swedes of O'Neill, it silt be in such case manslaughter. Much blame is certainly due to the Officer who bad the command of the party of police, in having absented himself. The Trimmers, Conieinghsos and Kelly, are those only against whom the elearges seem to bear upon; the circumstance of the other Primmer, having been only at the fair, is sot a reason why they should be guilty of any crime. If you believe the pnisreusora,Geotte meo, the Prisoners, Cons aghast sod Kalty, are guilty of mansilaugliser. It is for you, however, to cossoler the twelve evident-e fur and against the Prisoners; I am sure yin', ver dict will be a just and impartial one." Terdiet..-Nof Guilty." FURTHER OUTRAGES IN THE COUNTY OF LIMERICK. (From the Limerick Chromic,' of Saturday lost.) Wednesday night •pout two hundred men at tacked the house of Mr. David Fitzgerald, of Belly nam•cky, and succeeded its getting two musket, and a pair of 'wools; they also attacked the dwell ing of the Rev. Edward Grimes, Rector t.l garry, cosivrinetit to that village, and, we hear, obtained a musket and a sword. A number of villains entered the house of Geo►ge Leaky, E•y. at the Abbey, in the town of Ram kettle, on Thuradw evening, at the early hour of seven o'clock, used robbed it set inert-tail stood of arm•. Mr. Leake was f 116.111e, or the fellow• would hive met with is warm reception. On loudly evening I■a the land•hailiff of Mr. B:►returu, of Elmgrovr, count• of Kerry, was bur baroutly murdered between Abbey trate aAil Fort, Last week another of Mr. Going's police vise attacked by !tie men, on the road from New 54-t to Abbeyfesle, dragged on his hack a comiiirrater.i way ots the road, and his arms taken from Imo. The body of Joint Central, who was initunsunly murdered near Pallas Kenry, as suited in our I.s . is not yet found, though the moat diligent srorc , s has been made foe it. The billowing Curl her I P. - ticulara of that barbs ttttt • muffle:. have beers se t us ;—About two o'clock at noon. on Frit! it, Cor neal went to the house of John Fitzgerald. tit 13.11 y - vogue, to collect money, promised to be paid to the Rev. Francis Langford, by whom he via- deported ; Corneal was accompaured by his avers. r ler, of the,- teen year' of age. On entre ing the house he toun.l that the cons was 0,22402 . 2,1 c, and pieparing fist vgsiket, and upon the sidiersionsis of the peruosas tis the Control desired his sea to velem, ew M.. Langford, and hitn, would lie got , lurch. r tufo, for thesAystirost ; the boy wormed at t fiveo'clock. in company witty a 14 homer of Mr. 11 4isgr4ll'., a r the "we of Naughtier, snit o.t ess;essog Fits. geraltra hoit.e, no true whatever of Cot, e e l rot., be foorrol. The next el..y s-wrissi ineska'ut tere .1 were luisserved both inside and outside she drug, at. , l particolarly among * owe at saw, wl ith lay isr inner room. This was attenipted to be 'sec...row for by some women, who eau', that a giaiar 1.. I beets killed during the dry ; but a resy young ci or Fi , 2gerald's said to the lieraitur w h o were irrpoi iug for Conical, that her father killed him ...th 4 hatchet. Neither Fitzgerald, our a second pm" a litho was there on his entry, cur airier be !spur Mi. %Feller , Colonel Mr. Ftragerail,. Rev. Mr. Langford, Rev. Mr. Welilllllll, 011t1 It:r other Gelierillr2 in that neighbourhood, leave bee.. indefatigable in their I...mut slier the rupptcte , l perpetrators of this murder. Saler writing the ainsve, a 120.1 tamed Bowman bas beers sent to gaol, charged with the crone. Fitzgerald, who has absconded, is •Isout 40 years of age, dark counienume. but at ton-sent pale I. recent sickness; black hair, black beard, anti tise feet five torches high. Control had au excellent t•h•racter, and has lett a endow and preen helpless oistssiss. Extract of a letter, dated Police Offiee, Rath kettle, September 27 Neither in lusty nor police were present at the lime the ousrlsve 4 w• coned on Bernard M'Closky. near Itatlikeale. On the lint intimation of the business', the puhe«• repaired to the spot where lie was aosinilted. mid &nod all quirt. They used every reertion in their power to hod out the delinquents, and resorted to every thing for M•Closky'a wecorronadatans, whom they l o dged in the house of a policeman, as tome other would admit bun." We understand that several respectable perilous, who reside in thatched houses, have vent to fr 0 . ; ,4 1 in this city their tire-arms, that they should not l e i; into the hands of the lawless banditti that have, within tine week, so successfully obtained path a vn:t quantity of those weapons. On Thursday last, a Gentleman, in the forigh bnorhond of Sinmagulden„ dreading that boa b un ... might be looker' nits to search of lireaarruss, ari.t up by host three fowling-pieces, a musket, a n d a case Of pivots, wish direciimis to deliver thesis to hie friends in Limerick ; however, on the arrival of the boat at Arthur's-quay, on Thursday night, the entire was carried off Every search has been matte to recover them without effect. Alderman Watsys has committed to gaol a man charged on oath is.th the offence. J('U ILA /Y//. JUSTICIARY COURT, AYR, Strrmasta '25. The Court was opened this dsy by Lords lit.R. HAND sad MCADOWBANK. Hobert Laudlan. weaver in Stewartoo, by it plu rality of voices was found Gvihy of n•suuluisg James Harper, auctioneer, and James Sioodscrami, clerk to William writer, Stewartori, snit pi so nsissously coovrctrd of Imo as•ault on Wlilt•int Curlingheroes Esq. of Lionshaw, who rode/sutured to preserve the peace ; but the case wag mire, wn , fl, certified to the Ilsgh Court, •udd the diet soljouitserl to the 15th of November next. Williams Crichton, Sheriff's officer, was accusal of sssoulting Mr. Robert Ratokiii, jun. _write', Irvine, anti orbiting him in the left thigh with • • sword-stick ; lint the Jury found that the ennui/ a:l4 inflicted by misadveuture by the Panel, irehilst iii the dirchrrge M . his duty, and nut to liar &Dor of Mr. Rankin's life. The Pause, was consequeutly assoilzied sintpliciter, owl dismimed from the bar. Mary Miller, it wound' shout the middle s e . was found Gritty of couct.iltneut of pregnancy.— Seui rum delayed. WEDNESDAY. SEPTENIBFR Andrew Waif, colivieted of theft, was refirenc.:l to itt 'nomlis' imprisminietit. A/lea Carswell was, by a plurality of found Guilty of causing and procuring to sued, knowing it to be forged,* bill tn. 401. V , !I the sooner of James Nilson. farmer an 8ar.... mailing. near licith, as acceptor, and der Wott, as dream, attached thereto ; cut wao unaisi 1111 l oily recommended to mercy. The pri.oti-r was se. teoced to be hanged at A yr, uu Fl 'tidy, tee 9d of Noteruber. James elaghey, one of the nagger( profile, on, was protenceil to 14 leaf p' ttosispottation ter pit k i op . the pocket of Divot Brwitecindge, saucier in 1 , - vine, of 691. iu honk note.. _ _ .4/ury dti/kr. foiled guilty yesterday of conceei ment of pro-gooney, sins seuteuced to be icupitesmed six months 111 Ayr gaol. A/minder Kura and Williams Wifams wereaecu•- ed of assault; the Jury returned a verdict of /Vet Guilty in laved, of Wason, and Not proses as to Ross, aril they were dismissed, after • ►cusu• warning. I ,