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Illerf!y; Bistsige, Ur. POOR LAW& This day are published, in II so. price Ss. OBSERVATIONS on a BILL•to emend the LAWS relating to tbr RELIEF of the POOR lia ENGLAND, lately introduced into the House of Coassatista by Jaws Starlets, Esq. Ey GEORGE LONG, Eva. Berrlster at Law. London: Printed for J. and W. T. Cheeke, Lowder& sellers, PorlngaLstreet, Liaesillen-lon• Of whom any be bad, by 11w siklll, itentinr, in royal vs. pries 13s. in beards, A TREATISE sin SALES of PERSONAL PROPERT? of amateurs. bad their foram bean as difficult to pasture as the outmost esserriegs at the higher classes of aaimala. It is both a tedium's sad a dilltafi operation to preserve a quadruped. • bird. or • livh, sa a apectinew for the cabaret, and mail wises the task is completed it is bat of temporary deletion. A slow but mod* motels of etsaolellea is going or. which, though for d time to the owassiorsabially destroys the dant collection of these objects. The very dusting of she etwooplierv, eambiaed with fire attacks of bisects, accelerate she destructive process. Bat with shell, the case is very dawns/. Composed uf perticks already la emend nwalsiestion, they do uet contain within themselves the seeds of diesoloties, » (bat for aged they resale the Mdse. Besides, ill that is in parent ibefirllellfy to prepares obeli for the Wham is merely to remove animal. When the 'bell is ememiltwath foreign metier we most mush it sway with a knish is amp sod water ; mid h is frequently Necessary to steep the ulielt for some time is fresh water to exhort ail Ike salt seater which may adhere to it. ether being properly dried it kit fur the Awl( of the cabinet, and enned•hememehl tit sention imperinteadenen " To lead ersesiaatimi• of this department of whew bee ap;mearod uselesnowd enarortby of occupying ibis war mid talcum Of ea leifterined alad. litamenian wit► . per. owespof dins.deemoiptior is seldom . abesilled lOW ally good lenermar of the ashasteged *deb beveroulted to ovesikkod from se lothisie w acepialmtmece with witterel ob. kets Aids an all.perfeet Debtrbes dt.heW , dny know not the pinworm which owl be them yielded to men, who was sent hely lbw maid it order to Milne, admire, sad adore. k•er • " altiektiet lbeiwg ! Ouse awl i hin met of all ts, can we view • These objects - lid Mr weeder, elm we feel These one weinalopo q csmi pot think of thee' • lbreideo, if we unmade die eleven, sod simplicity is ellar onieenew se shape of oholle„ the richisem wed variety of ebeervoissfs, .ad the singetherity In wary of their ferns, sod cite momperaiive facility with which they buy he sot. listed med emoted, we shall oat be au prised that they bays . obtained a conapierwes place la pohliceollrtiena, sad hove aurae's/ the Desks of the carious observer. Rempfnuo is said to have given a ihrusand poised/ for woe of the Ann dierovered sportsman ef' the Pewee View. The ems cede • nein, so very rarely *heed far sale, is vetoed at three itendred gunman The turbo wielewle, if large sod perfect, Is worth a hundred guismas : the mass ouroittisren, or swage awry, without • hole beaten Wiwi* it, is worth lily ad it hos hems ealcielaird that a complete colleceion of *Web Comeholapir is worth its weight is pare silver. " Mot tie view Ai* merely as objets, of hemity, without atffialliag to the wheals of which they form del, • part, would he to overlook by far the must important breech of the Wawa ; nod, Ilk. the Owlet, le take entice of colour end dope, sad neglect eo attood to these feactions, which, while they remise oar eetostialmwest, exhibit masks or design. The eimesioation of the asetabted Whabitania milargee our knowleddet eif she laws of retinal life. and Welles us that seek efiek, however ineigollleast it may Seen s• poweaws faeidaime swing to the *apply of its waste, and to the sites • tie' shish it is demised to occupy." 1 yon ; you shall have the full been*, of them tint." I and llohalisti. Oflcenuof iseeesoplitisert . tly Not an individual dared to enterotsid as they cross- Lieutenant Fennel, and theensootteed pew! uf tba ed to each side, Mr: Bevan or his son were sure to 4th revenue corps, stationed its that town, pirro. haves flying shot. At one time the Captaiu ch ewed ceeried to the lands of Kiltarsly,: a4iert they settail himself near the door, and yo ung M r . B. t a ki ng .aint and ckestro)ed the met curium, rhotitlevy inthwiase at. his apron, er white sash, fired; there was instant found' in this county, consisting: of leoheral confusion among the entire gang—one called out fermenting search of innate. flit" owe.yrirn;c7 s• murder!" another said, " Captain, supply as the same officers and p ar t s p rocea detiwrlse with more ammunition, sod order op a fresh de. feuds of Goutaltourka, Ballouffshoy * --celsee4;;, tachment." Another creed out, " Lieutenant Sled- Ballyrnarahill and Castletowri, whore . the? ,! ger advance." Bat in a few momenta •after, they alroyed .eleven' 41*Btafes s consisting of fifiyortzlit called a relreal. When they first commenced vetrels,.crentaini . t shwomerd gal -r_pfilar. breaking the h a ll d oor some i mmense l arge domes ale, and also d tbirty.eight Wei:4le okra: wnich had been placed for the purpose outside tin lemaise i epsegaidega r f malt and oehinfintleristin• upper window, were pushed down, which moat have Ww ut p e d wi th . this 6 , r o rime ,,, had some effect, ct se one fellow was heard to screech bw t e g h . t ;o w Ou t tortle ten% n o d drot..(i. iwooftik4 vi eet ly. ..• anoint OP CORR. •• Mr. Bryn !'sites' .11 furtall of trawl its Mos the soma iceportne,,f 11.1 ' y, WO ! guile t _ _ 10 1 1 . 11111 ..._._ be itI PP" .B ,_ wss Tha entire .ef the county, cit ed * of °.7 th e ''''' tmu t e ur ea "' DIM been Lionvek. sod the heroine. of "Dwitaliwer, Orgy expended. • .„. Illiteaere in the coun t y of Cor 'Woe Anne A new crow bee and a Sakti . sledge were fired 'k ' placed der an eatroorditary esnehheitseent e 1 Poo at the hall-floor dny-light..! shots. Mr. Broom and his sun tired ris is a viassows qtyawd will, stetedit o an During the - atck, the bleep of she ` . 11"1". "uree which it 4. w iliftliaier 'feet is these Atone* tab which it sr. the shots were inly r • P h • • 01.0 //V -. • _ Omer. TM Do - ava le bs *pease at Sia o'Cbsek, and dre Par kossasers to basis at Moo. Plass to be alma dale. isawsl, i die blase of she Thesis& Private Dims vas sleets ~-ii lhe as Rusaing se Mr. &Woe% at As llesralles. To.siorrow, NW or 111/0.-oritb Ossamelies*-41•1 tlio Dr- berm • Ots Tends% Os looseirstillb illaseadata: De aselbet, Mr. Zeus. • ['PEA L CASES. This d.y eve pobliobsel, is royal iles• NU* 116 . EPOR of CASES beard in the HOUSE AL of LORDS upon APP 6 / 1 1,0r WRITS el ERROR. sod Derided during the Session: 11110. Tel. 1. Poet 11. to he tootios•ed. fly RICHARD RUG% E. 1..( Lissyleslis, Illarrieter si Law. : Primed for J. sod W. T. Clarke. Lew Booklet. krti Portogotstrort; sod Beldsiosed Co. Patersuotro•row. Of mem stay be lud o Pot I. Oise OB.; ales is am yob. ay svo..pelessl. As is ago*, DOMIS of APPRALA Is the 111011,11 of OROS. • 7711ZATRINROYA L, COI lINT.GARDSIC TIPS EVENING, FRIDAY, NoiesalierilA, b* wed 11111 OPltra Of .THE EXILE. Count Thrlelt (do Bode), Sr. Egoeeme ; Gisonser of a. bee* Mr.W. ; Mom AlMwdd,rr. Meadows; Croat Colorer Hosset; B e es . Mr. T im e x ; Webees, Mr. Cosser; Smite, Mr. roween. The Enorsoo Mrs. Panda; Hathanne, Mrs. Teweeet; Miss Foote. The Grand Public Dairy el tit Respresa Elizabeth, sad the laterior of the Cathedral of Moscow, is which the COINIMATION of ELIZABETH Is perlinsed by the Sise4 Patriarch, and his oda* Digsitaries. ‘ J , Afirr which the Melodrama called THE BLIND BOY. Stanislaw, Mr. Chorea* ; Edietuad, Mr% CbettgAl ; gle dolpb, Mr. Connor; Oboes, Mr. Fawcett; Iltansw, Mr. Hut. rebus; Kalig, Mr. Farley. Elviaa, Miss Fenie. Places for the Boses to be takes of Mr. grandee, at the 80%411ee. Hart.airset,frost Tea till Four. A Private Bea easy be hod fur the moss, or nightly, of Mr. 11,4011011. at the IhroOldee. Twessirow, The Exile—no Rendezvous—and Toot Tbetelb the Gres.. psi look Mr. Manes* will wow is the Tragedy of Vi r which The Libtvlier. 011611161#1. Minkeptere's Play of The Two Elaellenton of VerodejliebTlit Otless. PLUTON% /SHEPPARD% YOfJCHSTON R. , TWA, la polAwbodolowlypeissted, pito lb. Part Y. complains; Ilia Work to tso Vols. royal Sop. • THE TOUCHSTONE or COMMON AS SURANCES, or a Plain sad Possiliar Trastise, epode( Ik. Lowisiag of the Coniosse Assaronees or Coi veyasseas d the Kiugdorm. By WILLIAM SHEPPARD, Esq. • The Sewell, Pralsisom, isselodieg ail the Notes and Addi tions! Referesees in the Airs*, r Editions sod in she inspiwo4 MS. Copy of Erlward Hilliard, Esq. Also, an Ealoritcwiele of the Text, Icr. by the addition of various Criticisms, Die timelier's., &e. Ste. and a copious Index. 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Sruzsiartorr. .ti Yi• I " Shells form a link in the great chain of ollurit e mud ens-) tunic a department of ratios's! inquiry worthy there're:elms 4 4 men of s ci ence ; and, when we consider the wonderful diversity of siugular and beautiful forme which they presto' to our notice, they cannot fail to invite the attentio• of the most common ohs* . Concitology, indeed, is a study peculiarly adapted to recreate the senses, and insensibly to lead us to the contemplation of the glory of God io creation. " This science has in a greater or Nes degree attracted the attention of curious and contemplative minds in all ages : the multiform hearties of shells did not escape the observation of philorophers in the must brilliant eras of learning; as appears obvious from the writings of Aristotle, of Phu,. and of Minn, and we may also add, of Athennews sad of Cicero. ' What can be more gratifying' (says Play) then to view Nature in all her irregularities, and sportive in her variety of *hells! Each • diflereoce of colon, du they exhibit ; such a differesce of 'figure; Sat, concave, long, bloated, draw. round in a circle, the orbit cut in two ; some with • rising on the back; some smooth, some • wrinkled, toothed, streaked, the point variously iniorted, the mouth pointed like a dagger, folded hark, bent inward ; all these variatioos, and many mote. furnish al once novelty, ek genre, sad speenlation.' Cemehoiogy, like all other liberal itodies. was neglected in the darker era which ded to that ofelassie efolgence ; bell, in after ages, as the mists of Gothic telsorauce, which Med 50 king overhung the welders world, dispersed, and the light of science, like the morning twilight, dawoed upon the horizon of the human toiled, Coto. chology revived, was oottotestasseeel, encouraged, and Sou ri•lied. And if, in later times. it resigned a preerdence to other +mimic's, in conformity to the example of the great Inmates, who was, perhaps, lens favourably inclined Eiwarsis the study of shells than any other department nature, it is plemiud to aild, list since his time ibis advert has orn most assiduously cultivated, and that by writers no less esni- Dewily gushiest to exalt its character, than to gi ne stability to the science itself. • EF.AUTY OF SHELLS. " The colours of *hells are often so intensely Vivid, so Surly disposed, and so faseifully variegated, that, as ob jects of beauty, they rival any of the esteemed productions of the vegetable kingdom. Is their forms they likewise ex hibit au infinite variety. While some r,ma.l merely of • hollow cup or a single tube, others exhibit the mom grace. ful ensivolutiosisoord appear in the furls of cosies, mud spire' s end turbans ; aad in soother division, shaped like a box, ell ' Ibe ruieties of hinge are exhibited, from that of simple esstewrion by • Ligament to the nowt comp'irslril arliculatiuM TI T forms o f shells are indeed so viiii 0000 s, and many ad time 1 . Mailittnissit,thsi a celebrated French Cosichologiat warmly e♦ i inteniearls them to the attritive study of the architect_ ementry, however, no *orb reesioameMlatiou is nerisk- u i meg, as many of oar beautiful arellarvients of sluff'", rartite• tarty for ekivaney•pieees, are espied from the univalve mi. laces. and are greatly &domed. B u t s hell., emu with all their beauty awl elegance, would serer Mar cloned so much import times its ttic eyes ,L _ MELANv. (prom slue...Oloasai H.) 31 :=11 , DARING ATTEMPT kV ilea& This agonising, between five and six o'clock, John MaQtteen, of the 79th Highlanders, a sentinel posted at the King's stores in Mardyke, whilst walk ing hie bee At the eisitser'di the Station to the extreme end of the building, an assassin embed from eider the shed, near the stores of John Kelly, Fart. where the villein had concealed himself until the soldier was within two feet of him, when he Arad a pistol at his heed; the sentinel had heard soma tat is the direction, and was approaching to wateliaia the cum, when he put up his hand to the light, end at that instant the shot was cNtrhim-two slugs were lodged in his hand, and the powder completely burned the hair off that tide of his head, arid so stunned him that he could sot see the ruffian, bat heard him retreat towards the crows-lane leading to the Linen-hall. One of the perish watchmen, on hearing the shot, came to his assistance, and the gnard having been seat for, a fruitless pursuit was made. The Mayor and Magistrates hive offered a reward Of 401. for the apprehension of the perpetrators. DESPERATE ATTACK AND BRAVE AND SVC CIIsSRIL RESISTANCE. At one o'clock on the morning of Wednesday last, a party, consisting of several hundred fellows, commenced an attack upon the house of the Rev. Henry Bevaa, Vicar of Bruree, in this county.— Without any previous notice whatever they fired a volley of musketry into the windows, which were completely demolished. They then demanded his arms, threatening him and his family with instant drilla unless he delivered them out.— Upon Mr. Breen's-refusing their demand, they pro. everted to break open the hall door, which they soon effected, by means of sledges and iron crow bars. Mr. Bevan and his son, a youth of about ' sixteen years of age, kept up a brisk fire upon the mainlauts, and, alter an obstioate contest, which lasted upwards of three hours, compelled the ruf fians to retreat. It is supposed that several of them have been wounded. One min, who was dressed iii a blue coat, prineloons, • white sash round his waist, a cocked hat and white feathers, and who was called by his companions "Captain Rock," has been severely wounded, if not killed, as Mr. Bevan had a full view of him, and fired at his white sash, when lie instantly cried out "Oh ! murder." The' party were met shortly after their retreat, between' Bruree dud Charleville, by a person who sew three wounded men on a car, proceeding towards the latter town. A young lad, named Graham, servant to Mr. Bryan, behaved in the most brave and determined manner in beating off the ruffians ; and actually, assisted by Mr. Bevel), jun. followed them for some distance io their retreat. IYRTYRS VA RTICO LAIC This desperate gang forced the back rite lead ing to the yard, and from a lobby window Mr. Bevan commenced firing un them his tire became so brisk. and the window so completely command ed the entrance. that out a man attempted to sp. proach the yard. They then came to the front dOIN, which was sums unlashed to limes with a few blows of sledges. %Vitro the door lay prostrate. they called out to Mr. Bevan to au:lender his arms. Mr. Bevan had then taken his station nit the first landturof the staircase, and he answered them by saying— " Come on, ye cowardly rascals, 1 am rvAly for attack, . _ Wendy _ fliiTheivernAer arteind, Died one geotlvrie 1t..1t0 air. aured us, that he' -could; from a bettlisom its bid house, two mites dement, distinctly see the Bashei of every shot. Mr. Benin's house Wei so mach injured, Oat alg , protect his family from a second attack, before be • could get it repaired, a party of the 93d have beep sent to his amistapee. Two immense leaden bilks Wee found io the wall of Mr. B.'s bed-roonr, which had struck just over where his wife had been lying. The party of police which were stationed at Bru m, had the day before been ordered into head quarter. at Rsthkeale, for inspection and instruc tions, under the fee change of Magistrates. Here it example—let Mr. Bevao's conduct lig imitated by all who have the means o f d o i ng so , an 4. there cannot be • question but those disturbsnestp will soon terminate. When those people succeeid, without oppositi 0000 , at a few houses, it creates et ; fidruce, and i embuldens them tp attempt mote cult ttukyj :keetorshen a good sad determined deal fence is, made; it flings them back ten-fold ; sod • when followed by a few similar ones, the matter will decidedly be set at rest. It is eurressily reported that Mr. Drought, li" very effieient Magistrate of the King's Couoty.V to superintend the Police Estoblabonent in.the berties of this city. The bead-quarters of the Police will. it is stated, be fised at the main gnerd.honse, George's-quay. Al three o'clock yesterday morning, the farm house of Jobs Kelly, of Deoredoylr, seer this city, was suited by an named banditti. who. es enterisg, desired the insist*, to corer thoir faces— . the feller*, perticulatly weerched the boos, ter &v. !. arms, and retired, &tag a volley ; the party W inne:id the father of Kelly, who is in his (*thyme, nod quite deaf, bream» he did not roared his perms. This is the second attack on Kelly's house within a short period; the first time they got a blenderbass and a musket. Yesterday evening Mr. Thomas Street», of Clan, Glenlna, county _ ~peoceeding to this city to deposit two guns, etipathe slid net wish to keep in. his house, was met std tile causeway about • quantal, of a mile from towo by two men, who stopped the, home sod ear in which he was seated, and defibe... rattly forced the arms from him, sod walked off."' A Boot OF WHITE Boys MST BY THE Mi. LITAOY.—Ott Thursday morning last, at tier o'clock, • considerable cumber of armed White Bon attacked the house of Maurice Hewson, Esq. of Piouge, near Listowel, county Kerry, in search of five muss. The shots were distinctly heard at Gummed. the seat of Johu Church, E N .A. taoce of two.aeiles, upon which Mr. Chore's lir patched his son. Edward Church, Esq. with Cootie Lieut. Quade, end le privates of the 40th regimeut.• and the gallant Mr. Kitson, Chief Con stable, to his relief. This party, by Mr. Church's judicious plan, took • route by which the insurgents were likely to retire, after accomplishing their pur pose, and by that manoeuvre came up with them between Mr. Hewsou's house and the modotains, towards which they were proceeding. They were instantly challenged and commanded to surrender their arms, but instead of complying they fired on the soldiers, who as quickly retomed one volley. and then charged them with the bayonet, which soon put theta to flight in all directions. This gallant band, .however. succeeded in taking five prisoners, which, with ME homes, two guns; a car. blue nod bayouet affixed. all in good were brought into Listowel. The Limerick Chronicle. after adverting to the report corecerning the death of Glemon who had been wounded by the police near Siz.mt le Bridge, sod saynot that the statement in the Clare loam,' was totally destitute of truth, proceeds thus : " The fact is, the unfortunate malt died of his wounds (as stated by us in a former publication), and at his wake, as is usual on such occasious, a considerable uumber'of candles were lighted arouud the corpse ; accordiug to so old superstitious cut tutu,. some of those candles were pooled along in the hands of the pervious who sat at the wake, sod a quantity of dried flex having been stored on a loft, it took tire, and blazed immediately; some of the attendants proceeded to extinguish the flames, while others were employed is removing the corpse, both of which were accomplished without the ap palling results stated in the preceding paragraph." Tito disturbances in the vicinity of Mallow, sc._ cording to letters received in town this day, see fag, from bovine abaGed. The military force in the tow. of Mallow he. been arigesmited by the Mao( the North Cork Militia, consisting of about 96 effective men, which heel received orders to march fossil Fernley, ibeir heed-quatrain in tbe tonne •f tire weelt.—(Evennig Piper.) IN IS, 11011111111111 7. Q Thereday lost Means. Clanchy, D'Arcy, . - - ... r n it will sho t we hope, food to so more rigid' t Switilkpare smong.the magistracy anti gentry in 04 , we' qmaeltriti to which it has not yet been ewetated, in abOakagood. if poesible. subduing at the ciim millialisr!le,way itt4tqlfiassof a bed spirit in their PEMPOPige- seallbbalswileaa** 'rho expense of a polior•eittabdishmeot. (sib lessivily upon those dis tricts where it is plumed; bdt this is se evil of which none hive a right to4omploinosineeit is in the power of the inhabitants ta dir4odge. the few who have brought the burden upon.them, or effsc. tinily to pot a stop to their lawless pieceediagr, by discountenancing and resisting them. If they do not do this, are they not, in effect, abettors of the mischief, and do thry Hot cieserve the poilishmest which the presence end expense of the police esta blishment ennuis upon them. ti While such is the state of the remote parts of the dnuutry, it ir with great gratification we are en abled to state, which we do upon competent audio. rity, that the country people in the vicinity, and for several surroooding miler, though labouring as in other places under the depressing effects of thscou-. raging prices. high rents, and heavy tate% are Com pletely tranquil, and have neither participation nor connestion with the nocturnal depredators who are disturbing the peace in other districts of this and the adjacent counties. We are the more ens-lone to record this fact, es, we bear of ateinUfli s being' sought foe which Coul d only be justified, or would only be necessary, tinder a quite cliffs:rent ante of affairs. The re.estoblish. meal of our yestosarycorps, and the re.esibodying et . , our local odium, are matters tslbed of very free is won # moils class of perilous ; but much as es silere/C4100.44be See! 'sod mew whims soimoted those bodies, in stsy.:med every case of emergency sod dig/204.00 boatel,* time is far die. taut when there will bt far cteambiss for their good services, and thst they will be lamed to enjoy that repose which belewlp-Iftwit. yr pence and security. such se Itit r at:lt !in which we live in this city and - rbood., 11117TTEVAST, NOWSKIIIIII 15. ..The meeting of Magistrates wed Gentlemen Which took place at Battersea this day was nume- • . roosly and respectably attended. Arlo, the Hoe. • Mr. Here had taken the Chair, the Commander oi" the troupe destined for the protection of this part of !' the country, Adjutant-General Lord Aylmer, str: milted to the meeting a proposition froM.oo- . vernment, whether they considered it advisll to all out the police in the disturbed distriehr," wile were now ready--when, afrer some diseassiooi it was unanimously resolved, to rely urea the troopio destined for our assistance and defence; aided bys the loyal end active inhabitants, sad decline stir , ' assistance from the police; from • gestesi feeling {highly creditable to the Gentlemen • preeme) that' however the insurgents end DOllteellii- sserendersi's' deserve to suffer soy penalty, it would bo . ungraefgel as well as unjust, to levy a heavy aereable tee 1 upon the generally peaceable end well affected inhe.. bitants, minty of whom are to he fogad in the dia.. (riots infested with those lawless intrudes. WATIMPORD, 1111111111111 t 19. Yesterday, the brig Saw Deceive; Redmond,' bound for Bristol, with wheat, esti, sod butter, . 2 white dropping down she :Ivor, got on . - a ridge of* rocks below Primrose Hill, ebo:st a mile below the.. city. She got off lest night, sad is eotneep here; IM•IM.M.M. (From the NOV COltaelltiPS The . 1001. of Bettina hes hewn Sagely infested by s gang of depredators,' also have committed several burglaries and robberies there. The most serious attempt at plunder s hut the least profits. ble to the villains engaged, was that made upon the house of the Right Revere:id Dr. Waldron of that town. the respected Romeo Catholic.Bishnp of Kith's. It was known that a sum of 1,1001. its gold and bank notes, had been intrusted ;o the care of Doctor Waldron. by the executors of a gentleman lately deceased . ; woct.the eipeO•trou.of finding this booty, induced the to ‘ bteide, into the Doctor'. house. which .thtl_were ,able 10 accomplish without bei ng Ob s ei ve d,: in, they broke every lock and rifled eve!, drawer, with the exception of that which contojtiml the trea sure they were in pursuit stf- r and elqiil.at . ihe meat when they came to this. so 'dorm igi.en from. • frost.iviodow of the house, by Otienf th - ciiitnates, who cried out " mu r d er ancriobberi,''..plused the plunderers up retreat precipitately,' lesring.one. of the party behired, whos e leg wig broken la his hurry to get Oil. The stores ,of Mr. Miche l l M'Lhnuugh were robbed of property, principally anbacco, to a large amount, and a quantity of wool has bassi stolen from • more telonginglo a person of the Raw of Murphy. Threi *mew have been apprsisendisd. charged with be/Menace,. riled in then offences, sad ar e re c us t o dy a t Ballms. This day were committed by James Cuffe Blake, I