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1 PKICI 7d. THSATRR-aurAt., Dieunr.s..4mle. • THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Sept. Vit. hie Majesty's Armhole will perfagra (1111 h lime) m sew Dramatic Piece, in Wee milk called GERALD! DUVAL. THE BANDIT OF BOHEMIA. Caraldi Duval, Mr. Cooper; Count Algesilierw, Mr. Har med ; Maurice ' Mr. Goalie • Whiling', Mr. Haight; Mr. Randall; Biereolf, dr. Smith. Eshetind , Cameo* ,if Alinglierg, Min Smithies; Nita, Miss Cabin; !Cunene, Mrs. Bland; Barbera, Mrs. Ernes. Mier which • THE CORONATION. The Proemial, eiramegireii him Westminster Hall.— The *rood !Leese, the Imager of she Abbey.—The Third, awd Istrodactory Scene, is which Mr. Haight. will Salfsidoes .s iseirCessiie Seen, rosined,'' The Kiwi mid ilio Carmine*, Old &glued sad she Peoplo."— 'mirth 'rth SCOMP...h. "IN is . . hask-paper, promissory -selve s he he. • sloe he the osooent of several hundred pousiedeoteeting. The old geothmeo, Mr. Coe, gave the alarm imitweelbelylketei gut (rely onestmie *ewes the tight hand), omit. ppoliguties was he to both the holm sad the tows, that imam Coo. Justice of peace, and Ambrose, jaw. Isqm.•1108/hy the pollee, entort•Mokand lehabilonts, rushed thelioll6Vihm dereesee its tae eirtelieln the mlibers had takes, sod m deer was the pursuit sad dingiest the searel,, that lo a emiel Agri space of time they relented, hearing, as a trophy of leitoophs the hex, ourepoued sad memo. holed, which the Emig dersalhed in • ditch, to consegotoce •f the rapidity of the chews: however, the perpetrators ot yet clerk the ',tritium otjaMke. Medical mid was im mediately administered its the man, am Dr. Sheller, wee in minute attendance, yet he Ihre in • deplorable slate. A large reward will be eillbeedllee the apprehmsiou and con viction of the pert, or any of di '., sad it is to he hoped it will hove the desired eireet.--t r f r erford Chronicle) On Pride, eveniog last, se w Stephens, former, was on his way house from Clouse! Clutters., in ~.piny with his wife on a me, Ise yes out seise Kamm* by two er three usiscoramit. whit 11 him to death; foe (*meths his efforts to tsar his twordevere hor got Ws the house of Pat. Demo, whir hie wife, who had alas been Otter& by these regrow, he man after r clinch. An inplest was held no the body oo Saturday, by Mr. Tholepin's, stom per, sod • ronipetret Jury, who brought in a verdict of MIA: Murder by persons to them (the Jury) %taboo's'''. No motive for this Minimise set ran be gamed at, as the deceased was • man of excellent character ; he has left a widow and several ehildreu to lament his loss.—(Clonetel Adeerfirer.) , On Sunday night, the hoese of Jobe Kennedy, shoemaker, in the Irisbtown, war entered by some prison after remuviug the shutter of a window, who afterwards broke open a box, front which 601. in notes were Mole*. Kennedy nod his wife and childien slept in the apartment where this me. tarred, and heard no noise—sod what is more singular, two sharp . dogt were also there, sad never gave mu alum— (Mid ) At two o'clock on Thursiley monsing an armed banditti attacked dm house of Michael Euright, steward of John Leslie Foster, Esq. et Aloyvane, in the County of Kerry, midway betwee• Tmrbert and Listowel. Their intention wee to worth for Sre-arnis, bet Gosling Enright prepared fur their treeption, they fled, slier the discharge of • loaded musket from him. They then proceeded to Mr. Kdson's, at Gole.bridge, where they also met with • determined resist ance. the telltales, however, did not decamp until they set Ire to the house (which was thatch. .1) in various directions. The family were miraculously saved, but the entire dwelling Is cousurned to mhos. Traces of blood were reels oa the road, supposed to bsve lowa from the inisereitals who were wounded by the Ire of Mr. Kitson and his inmates. The fellows, in their retreat, left a home, which it is hoped may lead to some diteuvery.--( Limerick Ckrolittele the Iwo rillaina attempted fib snake their neap", bat .we of thew, • men calling himself Walla antler, was take* Into custody, as he was is the art of crossing a wall into Serjeant Lefroy's coacerna, and krotight hi this sofGre, where ibr Sara wf the watch patrol who spprs headed I•ins lot*. d lwfwrowa thon against him ' and he was committed a.. Nrwgate 140 take his triad befire the Recorder mega Sessions. ROYAL CONDESCENSION. i I. They •hatt rejoice h•finie Thee, seroehor to th. j , •y • f bat vest•" We have also the assonsace of the Sa-vvJ Volume' that . 1 W bile the evils temalach, teed hew •rrJ bluetit shall 11.1 fa This encouraging sourer re ,rr &mord the composition of tbe followirgitopetinitre lit es. Hail heetheg worlds !—hesoken, ye averring pe.... To Heareu l s a-rye—long as the Earth reensioa, seed time and tensest et'er again shall fail! Away desponding thoughts--each doubt Agnelli! What, thotigh the wavirg crops languish and dris.o. Thaogit cloud. of vein nbtenre the *Aar ray% Roll ong as Niiiiire's God renin.. and ru!es. Hide every sia.ion in succession roll ; Though dinginess writs 111. purpose from your rite, SI 01 shall your food be given and sot fail. IVith patience trout in His almigliiy power Whose poteut word Mob altered Nsturr% laws, To wave his people from miifug time's goose He fed tbets *hi rich manna from the Ann. [Front the Littlerleh Telegraph.] We have much pleasure in publishing the follows hitt account of his Majesty's condescending ■nd •miahle conduct toward, Ct n nmodo►e O'Brien. or Kilrush, as he calls himssif. This is the little mariner who, last sutnn►rr. traversed the Shannon in his little schooner of five fret keel, whirls he managed isp the most seaman-like manner, anti who on th.t occasion afforded much people of Leu►erick iw the ;wine of Objets tie Grand &lire of to coeds& with (33 Hari) a sear Fare*, M , MONSIEUR TONSOIB. ' The „Principal Characters by Mr.m& Osoper. SeersysiS e ! pow 1311210,11. frillinerta, Their ohs. Bland, Ilea. least, amid ilfik Siedebens. The Doors to be opened at Six earach e and the Per- formances to bees at Seem Boxes i 7s • Second Price, 3s. 3.. St ; Snood Price, Ss.—aitery, Is.; Second Price, le: Upper Gal. lery, Is.; Second Price, Bd. Oo ?denday, Geraldi Decal—with The Comeation. . - ,T 9 TN, ESTABLISHED AND DISSENTING CLERGY AND OTHERS. .Alimbls LIBRARY of BOOKS, HOUSEHOLD FUR MTURK, sod EFFECTS, Skinner-street Snow-hill. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WE. MIT. 'OO TUESDAY NEXT, September 116, 1051, at Morns reClock precisely (on account of the Banshee of Lutr), at Mr. Morrell's Auction Rooms, No. 20, Skinner-sena, Snow bill. without any restive (by &amigo of the Pro prietor relinqui s kin g Housekeeping); AVALUABLE avid Scarce LIBRARY of BOOKS, principally is Divinity: einiprising Ro maine's Calasi., 4 vols.; Taybir's and Cnidea's Concordan ces; Stephant Concordant', 1634; Parkhorst's Greek and English and Hebrew Lexicon's; Kirelwes Greek Concur. lanes; a Hebrew C o oc os d a nee ; Kennedy's Chrosology of the Scriptuies • i I ache and Dodtl's Cumnius-place Book; Hut. chionsu`s Works complete; Jones's Philosophy; Benjuin's Translation of Jutish; Parkinson's Organic Remains; the Holy Bible in Chaldre, Syriac, Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and taker Tortoni; the Works of Bates, Owes, Mead, Homey, Hodge., Taylor Clark, More, Stanhope, Lard err, Light font, Louth, Rrlly , Kennieolt, Dove, Pore's, Winchester, Ilfuggleion Crisp, Chaudle r , Bu n y an , Well., Doddridge, Barclay, Jennings. and angstrom ether Diviaes; Pearce and valuable Lexicons; 194 copies of the American Oracle, by Dr. Sirarees; Epeyclopmilia Perthensis, 45 vols.; Ni cholson's Encyclopstilia,6 vols.; and numerous other Works. At the name Si... will be Sold She remaining HOUSE HOI.D FI.IIISiITUBE, of the meal description; and censorious Effects. liIPEIVIAL PARLIAMENT. I. the TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIMERICK TELEGRAPH. Stn—As your issvalooble Jossrual hes always been the re. pertory elf truth, I respectfully take Loewe to solicit rase in. iffii4.ll of the following simple narrative of the honour which les Majesty was pleased to confer ow me as the day of his departure from Dunleary. I was daring the day sailing about the royal Sett in my Lilliputian Large, waiting his Majesty's arrival, which did not happen before six o'clock ; and an crowded was the Bay aith craft of every description, that I could not Sod room then to display my nautical taf•tica, in order to pleas* his Majesty; however, by desire of II a Commodore, I was commanded to the royal slip , inside of the line of Akers' boat., which wailed his Majesty's con veyance on board the royal yacht, but so great was the res. sure, that I could sot still entertain bis Majesty with • vies of my ewe!. Thus I was compelled to remain roil about ten o'clock at night, sailing traverse about the royal yacht, when ht. Majesty at length by the royal lights perceived nee, and immediately ordered • boat to desist I should come alongside, which I gladly complied with. I was then interrogated by a gentleman on board (whom I little thought to be the greatest and best Monarch its the world.) He asked me where I came, my name, Ake. and then most humanely asked me whether I had dieted! to which I replied In the restive. His Majesty that ordered me some sea store, which was not less than • whole aide of toustow, a loaf of bread, sod a bottle of Champagne, sod desired that I should not depart from the side of she royal yacht until he saw me seam!! when to my very great sur prise, Sir Best. Bloomfield came down the gang-way in a few minutes after, and delivered me ten sovereigns by order of hie Majesty. My little craft then began to sink under the weight tsf noparalleled royal generosity. I Ocoee, not where to slow my mutton and bread, and dreaded that I was SO he the bearer of a royal repast down to OW Davy, but foe. tone otherwise decreed it, I toasted his Malenty's health is the wine, soil took • comfortable luncheon, whirls gave me the means of stowing the rest Li my cabin-locker., dee. Having had the honour of displaying my nautical seances. urea on the Shannon last summer, and heist; awakes to acknowledge she generosity and humanity of our moot gra. ciou• Sovereirn, su notielog so humble an individual, should you give publicity to the above extract from my log kook, being a concise narrative of the whole, together with my gratitude fur the Royal favour I have bad the honour of re teivisg, you will ever oblige, Sir, • Your most liZe Servant, COM DOR E .011 R I EN, of lamb. ass WM Tut sine!!! HOUSE OF LORE K, Strwissa 20. - At two o'clock the Ends of lisrrosrby. morlantl, mut Shaftesbury wok Muir :WEI'S 1111 ks Majesty's Cotnrtnasioners fur further itrotogving Parisment. The Urputy Ushrr of the Ilithick Rod was sent to reg wire the ottetitlioce of the Com mous. Slimily of.erwurds Mr. Kit kinau, awl some of the officers of the Ilouse. came to II e Liar. The Cormotssum was then read fur further wenn/wil l( Pislistnent, ind the Earl of II ttrwsby declared the 1 1 111 - 1114111rili tit be further prorogued accurdiugly to Thursday the 29th dsy of November. THE FLOR I DAS. rrtocumATlON. By Major-General Andrew Jackson, Governor of the Pro ♦iorrs the Florida'', eerrcising the powers of the Cai tats•General and of the Isieodinet of the Island of Cuba, over the said Provinces, and of the Governors of the said Provinces respectively. Whereas by the Treaty concluded bee were the United States and Spain, on the Il 1 day of February, 1119, aol duly ratifiel, the Provinces of the Florida" were ceded by Spain to the Vetted Sta es, and the possession of the said Proviaces is sow in the Ural's! States. And whereas the Congress of the United States, on the 3d day of March, in the peaent year, did enact, that antil the end of the first Searion of the acireuteentb Cesium, stakes provision fur t►e temporary goverusseist of said Prellintlin be sooner made by Congress, all the military, civil, aed jedieiel powers exert:aril by the °dicers of theimistiNg governance of the mid Provinces, shall be ',gird in such perscie and persona. end shall be exercised in such manner, as the President of lbe Visited States shell direct, for the enisintaining the Wm liiiants of the said territories in the free enjoyment of their liberty, property, and religion ; and the President of the United Slate has, by his eummisaiiso, hearing date the loth day of said March, invested me with all the powers, and charged me with the several duties, heretofore held and itemised by the Ceptain.Geeeral, Istendaiii, and Goierhars aforesaid. have therefore tbowght it to issue t►is my Preellelastialts mans/ knows the premises, and to drclare that the gotten. spent heretofore exercised over the said Moslems under the authority of Spits has ceased, and that that of the Uailed States of America is established ores. t►e same; that the in habitants thereof will be iseorporased in the Utsion of the United States, as soots as may be cunsisteut with the priaciples of the federal coosinutiou, and admitted 13 t►e enjoyment of all she privilege', rights, and cities of the citizens of the United• Stater that in the mean time they shall be maintained mid prutee:ed its the fie e enjoyment of their liberty, property, and the religion they profess; t►at all laws and municipal regulations which wire is existence at the ceriation of the late goverument remain in full force ; and all civil officers, charged with their execu tion, except those whose poners have hero specially vested in ler, and except also such officers as have been intrusted with the collection of the r , are continued in their fanctious, during the pleasure s.f the Guceruor fur the time being, or intil provision shall otherwise be made. And I do hereby exhort and tthjuia ail the inhabitna's and other pesauns within the said Provinces to be faithful 1111. i true is their sllrgiauce to the Visited States, and obedient to the laws and authorities of the same, moiler full aasursece that their just rights will be ender the guardianship of the United Stalls, and will be maintained from all force and vio lence Gum without or within. To ba viewed the day previous and manor of Sale; sod Catalogues had at lin Roam; sad of Mr. Rist, Adenoma, N 0.7, Hirebis-lsoe, Canaan). IKaLIND. THEATRR-ROYAL,ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, WICKLOW ASSIZES. The criminal business of this Assizes was given in The Evening Pun of the 13th inst. There was tin capital cunvictwn, The following brief ahstract of the Judge's Charge we take from a contempo rary print, as well 89 the civil trimness of the conntv Judge Fletcher in his charge In the Grand Ivry, after eons. 'lairs of the sitratiois in which she Grand Jury Box was placed, so high that it was difficult foe a Judge, at his Ilene of life, to snake himself audible to them, turned their atten tion to the new Art for improving the euudition of Gaols . _ DUILIU, SEPTEMBER 17. PoLieu HEAD OVEICE.—On Friday evening last a woman named Mary Ana Coyle, who lived iu a cellar, at the house, No. 24, lines-Mreet, was takes into custody sad brought to this office, under the following circumstances Ow the 28th of August last she had an altercation with a Mn. Elisibeth Moore, who lures in the shop of the same house, and Is the course of the altercation, she, Alary Any Coyle, made a violent blow with • piece of a broken twitters plate, at Mrs. Moore, which uafortuastely hit au infant child. which was in the arms of Mrs. Moore, sad cut the brad of the infest slightly, but her passion increasing to a desperate pitch, she evade a second blow at Mrs. Moore, with increased violence, which proved more horrid than the first, it •a. luckily also missed 11uvaybjera fur which it was inteeded, and struck the child on 'the'llead, which canoed • great effusion of blood. The pour little creature lingered notil Friday last, whew it died. Information having been sent to this office, Mr. Futrell, Chief Prace ufS• err, dispatched an offires, who arrested her and brought her before the sitting glagiatrate, where inforinsisiitis were laid again,' her, and she war committed to Ne w gate tu take her trial at the neat Commission of Oyer and Terminer, to be hr Id fur the city. A Coroner'S Inquest was held before Alderman Tyndat (Coroner) and • levectable Jury, when they returned the following verdict : " Henry Moore, • child oboist Iwo mouths ultl, came by his death in consequence of the blows received from Mary Anu Coyle, which blows they believe were iuteuded fur Mra. Moore, mother of the above infant." sraA THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, Sept. 23. will be performed (34th slate) a mew Petite Piece, is two act*, called LOVE'S DREAM. Frederick Easy, ;11;.WreoWh;STMOO, Mr. Harley; Henry Marto% Mr. Pearania; Mr. Downier, Mr. Ruabutbam. Cc silos Dormer, Mem Kelly ; Maria, Mr.. Bryan. Afire which, 19th t , me, • mew Operetta, rolled A CURE FOR COXCOMBS. The Characters by Me . Wrench, Waimea', RM. ►otham, W. Bennett, Mies E Blanchard, and Mom I. ito weasees. To : conclude with (11th time) • mew Mel drama, is two acts. called THE MILLER'S MAID. t their oeuvity ; sad particularly h• felt happy that the aiwe of .beep-slealiug, °ore au prevaleut is this county, was riot amougst those is the caleudar. He thee, to a protracted speech, cougratislated thew on the King's visit, sod the happy results likely to follow frogs his letter through lo►d Billusouth. Tlta Miller, Mr. Bartley; George, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Giles, Mr. Emery; Matly, Mr. Harley; Old Gtaager, Mr. Roo buthant. Dense, Ira. Grove; the Miller's Maid, Miss Kelly. Boxes, Ss.; Second Prier, 3a.—Pit, 35.; Seeroad Prier, Is. ed.—Lower Gallery, 2s. ; Second Pr.ee, la.—Upper key, le.; Second Prier, 6J. Domes open at Half past Six, the Performance to login at rasa. Oa Monday, A Cara for r Wives—aad Tao Peace. THE B.4I?VISr MOON. ......walm.- (CONTIMIJ ED I■ the Civil Court, J udge Moore, sad • Special Joey, cons peed mostly of the Grand Jury, were occupied the *hole day is a trial, wherein -- Goodison, a shopkeeper in Car rels. was Plaiutiff, said Lord Mosminerris, Defendast—it was for the put pose of recovering from the Defendant a sus of ssuary for goods delivered by Plaintiff to several Is bowers of Defendant, by order of his Lordship's Steward. The ease was ably stated by Mr. Lloyd, soil al ably replied lo by Mr. APDougall and Mr. Scott; but the Jury after re liriog fur souse time, returned to Court to ask his Lordship some rineations as to the law of the matter. They again re tired, and soon alter sent a message into Court, that they could sot agree, and requested some refreshment, as it was probable they should be obliged to remain shot up all sight, it being impossible they could agree. In cone questee bin Lordship propeoed to the gentletnru at each stele to with draw a Juror, which was at ',nth agreed to, and the matter is to be tried de into. " Moon of Harvest, herald mild of Plenty, rustic Laboar's child, Hail, ! I greet illy beam, As oat it lambi.. ~n ilie stream, And golds the siraw.tbatchid hamlet wide, Where innocence and Peace reside." HIPIRY Malin WI W.. Seven. He Jealous—Two NEW LO TTERY. f RE E or 230,000, and 13.711 ether Prizes, a All Sterling Money!—Nut Two Blanks In a Prise!— No Stuck Pr,xes!—No Classes !—Every Tkkei drawn singly! —130,000 Money for the First-drawn Fries as the First Day, 301 h OCTOBER (Nix, Wells). T. BISH having staled she Scheme as full length, now advises an rai)y purchase al his Offices, 4, Corehill, and 'k at/wing-Cross, or of his Agents in she evuistrv. The Prices of Ssiseks are affixed, handy, against IISH'S Office, in Cornball, by which the Public can see he fluctuations. We understand oro of Ilee Jury %Tishrd to fiud fur Plain lir, and two rut Defendant. Gtveu at l'etwarula, this 17th day ofJuly, 1821, By the Guye.uur, ANDREW JACKSON. R. K CALL, A. tiug Secretary. SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF VICE. By the rkertiolie of the Society, aided ply other favouriu( ciscumstasees, the late efforts of Ilse blas phemous and licentious preas have beeu clerked, though out wholly subdued. Richard Carla', the re-editor of the Tracts of nooses Pattie % sod the pohlisher of other infidel Works, has been prosecuted, convicted, aid imprisoned, at the instance of the Society. Davison and Tyler have been couvicied she by ii• memos for similar crime.. Mrs Cubic, hating beep case vieted likewise by the Society. is nuts in prison, un the nsfor medians of. the Attorney General, for a seditious libel. To these etsovictions the Society has to add Ilse recent rase of *buy Aun Cathie, the sister of the above litebard Carlsle (pommeled also at its repast, for a continuation of the trafke of her brother and has wife), sod upon whom the judreseut of the Court still remains so be passed. Richard Cathie, in avowed defiance of the laws of his emeotry, is still cat rying um, in the prison, by different sets, the Luse iiiforrous means of Rain, and imposing on the cre dulity of the unthinking ai•laitutle by a weirs of the must ntisiltievuos publications; determined, therefore, with the assistarce of the public, still In seam' forward against the carotin of Ormond ether efforts, subversive of the first priociples of social order, whether civil or ieligious, the Sot curly has already mitered upou three other pruseculiona ag2.11.t the Waspliemoue press, and three *Oust as many holesale ilcalers w &tinter.' publications; added to which it I.a• recruit) h. en 114C44.10411 ni prosecuting to co..eti ti t s Pa 'meow to Introduce obscene scuff-boats into tote of our teal ptthlir eensioeries. 1u fallowing op its resolution of using the funds intrusted to its Cart with the utmost power of the law, though with the saute discretion whi,ll has hitherto invariably Itemised its measures from failure, Ore Society bag earnestly to revs. its appeal to every friend of religiou and morality fur an increase of support. Ils funds, by repeated prosecutions, muunoting a together to 191 withiu the last four years, have, Notwith standing many liberal donations, been lunch reduced, and re• gone to be replenished, fur the purpose of enabling it to maintain tha curries' in which it is engaged against apes nod avowed attacks salmi, the trligion and morality of the suontry. In addition to the foregoing objets'', the Society directs its miontiou to the preservation of order on the Sabbath, sod to the protectiou of the unwary from illegal lotteries and the delusive arts of fortune-telkrs, of the latter of whom it has to all prosecuted forty to conviction. By Order of the Committee, GEORGE PHICHAUD, Secretary. _ Subseriptione sad 419eatituss will be thankfully ft ICtiVrti by the Treasurer, Hear, Hoare, Fig. 37. Fleet street ; aud by t be Secretary, at the tkeirty . l Office, 3 I, Estee-Creel, tread. CORK, ormvsza 17. A curious species of fraud was mentioned on Thursday lags in the !teem.' Coors, as ..eristriaa in Ihis cloy, and mums uut incidentally uu an inquiry so asses, the damages is a ease wherein ■ Mr. Shebane, a coffin maker, was she Plain tiff, mid tie Churchwardens of St. Mary, Mandate, were she Defendants. Mr. Marin stated that persons were Is the habit of ap plying to she Chureltwardesss fur an order to gel a coffin un • representation this souse pauper was dead, who had au friends to procure one, mill those orders were afterwards mild the coffin-maker al about half the sum at which be charged the parish as if a colEn had beer really furnished. The De fendants in this case. however, &equaled she present Plaits. tiff of any practice of this kind. The action was brought fur a number of coffins furnished she parish on the orders of the Churchwardens in the year 1817-19, when the typhus. freer was so g 1; the sum charged for large coffins was 7s. and uaall WWI 4s. and she amount of the ►ill was 591. oat of absch credit was given fur 201. received. A claim was also nos& fur the interest since. There was list matt ri•l uhjee.. torn mask so Om demand, and the Plaintiff got a e‘rdict fur 391. excludiag, of course, the claim of metes'. A Correspondent writes to us as follows from Tynarlash: —Oll Wednesday moruitig tart the people of this neighbour hood were presented with a truly awful sight; raiu haring faller' iureasasitly the preceding night, left the low lands ad joining brook■ and rivers completely inundated. What • melancholy sight to the industrious farmer . , to behold the fruit of hi• lung !shows triumphantly borne away by an Wee- Matilde deluge! Coelho set h.y , stark• of ova, and potato) gar dens, were torn from their foundational., mid hurried along by the impetuous torrent, till the assembled mats impeded the water ■t Haeketatown•bridgr to such • degree, that this strung pile of builditig fell, with a tremendous crash, • vic tim to the waves. Fortunately no lives were lost on the uerasion, though a few minutes before that several people passed over the bridge. Blot wefortnnately • poor man, named Julius Whelan, who lived contiguous to this plsee„ in the set of prreerving his little clop from the floating element, was buried beneath sit uniarreiful wave, and was lunched to 'trinity hi • moment. He left • chicon:rotate wife and family to deplore him. I. short, the loss of property sus- Miser' is heyouel calculation It is lamentable to state, that the crops in this part of the country have been materially injured by the wit, through the comae of the season. ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY. . _ _ _ About t►e ►oar of *tyro u'eloek in she afternoon of Satur day, the Bth lusts's', wilco Ambrose Cu., E.q. of Clara Home s accompanied by has steward, wire on thei► way fry. the Imre lo she lowa, awl within tea perches of Ilee street, they were mot upon by a gong of rutßaus, euesistisg of Ave or six, who •kaorked down the servant, gave his several bruise*, cots, sad contusions ow the bead, and in one asurnent left biro in a senseless state, and filially succeeded in tarry ing of gig -box, which tin Qom carried, ibal owstaiocd, is The wretched woman Mary Ann Coyle, was arrested by that attire officer, Kobr►isun, on Friday carving last, in a few animates after the decease of the child. Mealy, of the Dublin esiablishincot, arrived at thenesel Office in this city on Saturday evening, about six o'clock, midi his prisoner, whose name is Murray (out Arnielump, as erroueuusly stated in the London repair, who was appre. betide(' on his owls eonfessi tttt for • marsh.' perpetrated its this country some years ago). The wretched man is of so uncommon size; he is six feet high, very broad shoulders, mon and well built, his coeuteuatice has • decided cast of ferocious desperation, rathe► stifles's' at present, hat his look must be horribly terrine when roused by passion, anger, Of resentment He was dressed in s soldles's old jacket and Trousers ; he is leg-ironed, but in every other respect be is treated wide the greatest kindness. His examiustion will lake place this slay, before the nisgistratre of Ibis Office, from whence be will be seat to Kilmainbam ur Maryboruugh to wait until snit Assizes. COLL/08-smarts Orelct.—Ou Saturday, het went twelve and one o'clock in the forenoon, the house of Mrs. Kenny, of Saudynorrout, was robbed of the following articles, by a woman sawed Cofkeriae Wilson, whom aloe (Mrs. Kenny) took into ►e► bonse through atutivea of charity. She took with her a pink striped goon, • buff pelisse, narrow striped, open before, ■ud other articles of ourse l f apparel, the pro perty of Mrs. Keuny, and of • young getitleinsu her son, who lust two coats and some tontines. The other's of this °See are un the alert, sod we hope to be able soon to ausounes Ile recovery of the property sod the capture of the ungrate ful freebooter. Un the evening of Tuesday the Ilth, as the jaunting car of a Lady was coming through the Black Rock,. bundle was Iskeu therefrom, containing the following articles:—A black silk goers, trimmed with bias silk stuffed, brought up in • point iu front, and plaited; a black grey cloak, and a grey figured silk bonnet, with black feathers. We have no tlo•bt bat that should they be offered for pawn they will be stopped, and outlet sent to this oiler, the officers of which are on the sharp look out. ATTEMPT AT SHIP ROBBERY. Yesterday morning, about the hour of two o'clock, a man, who says his name is John Magee, was discovered iu the cabin of the ship Neptune, of Wexford, now lying at Sir Julio Itogersoo's-quay. As Mathew M'Cann, Captain of the Neptune, lay iu bed, he Paw Magee leaning over his bedside, soil then moved off towards a shelf, where Mr. 11 1 Casiu's watch and other properly lay ; but on Magee's discovering that M.. *Cann was awake, be endeavoured to make his escape, but he was so closely pursued by Stinson, that lie apprehended him guise up the cabin stair., and brought bins so Ibis offic., where iuformations were lodged against him before Sir G. Neville, who committed hiss to Nes:gale, to take his trial at the next silting of the Quarter Semi's'''. When brought to this office be was recogunsed as • notorious bad ebaracter,lwlso bas beeu frequently charged with similar outrages. Oss Thursday night last, in consrq f a robbery eons misted • few nights previous is the garden of Lady Cecilia Latoucke. in Leeson-street, Mr. Goodisou, chief peace slicer of thus oaks, dispatched two pertain of ,be watch patrol to Lady Ceeilia's premises, whets they concealed themselves in the garden, awl about throe o'clock un Friday monolog they perceived two fellows on Ike roof of Mr. fferkattl fray's house, which is neat door to Lady Cecilia's; the fel- lows were in the set of stripping the elates off Serjeaut Lefroy's WOK, Wattling to make their entry through the roof, and rob the boom Otte of the patrol pee the alarm; The phenomenon of the Harvest Moon is owiar to the peculiar ascent of the ecliptic, as may be discovered by /w►wing a globe. Some signs ascend rapidly and obliquely: others slowly and almost perpendicularly, and it is while the full moon is in the forme► that the Harvest Moon takes place. According to the greater or less iodisation of the ecliptic to the horizon, so a greater ur lees degree of motion of the globe, about its axis, will be necearaiy to cause the same arch of the ecliptic to pees through the horizon ; eon. sequeuily the time of its passage will be greeter ur less in the same proportion ; but ibis will he best illustrated by as ex ample —Thee. fore, suppose the sun in the emus/ equinox, rectify the globe for the latitude of Lundou and the place of the sun ; then bring the retool, equinox, ur suit's plate, to the western edge of the horizon, and the hour hides will point precisely to VI ; at which time we will also suppose the moon to be in the autumnal • quint's, and consequently at full, and rising ixactly at the time of sass-set. But on the following day, the son, being advanced scarcely one degree is Ilse ecliptic, will set again very nearly al the sere• llamas before; but the moon will, at ■ mean tate, in the space of one day pass over nearly 13 degrees in her orbit ; and Myriam', when idle still Nis is the eveuiug after the equinox, the Won will be be ow the borizou; and the globe most be turned about till 13 degrees of Libre come up to the edge of the Wrists* ; and then the index will puiut to 7 b. 16 m. the time of the moon's rising, which is an boor and a quarter after situ-set. The next Jay following there will be two hours and a half; and so on suecessivily, with an increase of one hour and • quarter of darkness each MOO respectively, at this season of the year; all owing to the very great angle which the ecliptic then brakes with the 'whim at the time of the moon's riaag. Ho the other baud, suppose the sun in the institainal equities:, or be. ginuing of Libra, and the moon opposite to it in the mo unt equinox; then the globe, rectified as before, loieg turned about the sum ' s place comes to the western idge of the horizon, the lode,: will point to VI, for the time of the Petting of the sun and the consequent mom of t►e fall moos on that equissoctial day. Os the following day the sun will set nearly at the same time; bat the moon being advanced, in the 24 hunts, 13 degrees in the ecliptic (o■ which some black patches, or wafers, at that distance from each other should previously be plaeed), the globe must be tu•itetl aboot till that arch shall mimed to Ike horizon; which motion of the globe wi I be hot little, since the ecliptic now makes • very small angle with the horizon, as is evident by the index that will point to 6 h. 17 w. fur the time of the moon's rising on Hie second day, which is about a ovular of en hour after sou-set. The third day, the moon will rise within half au hour; on the fourth, within three quarter.; end so ou ; so that it will be nearly • week before the nights will be even a single bone without lion; ■nd in higher latitudes the differeece will be still greater, as oar juvenile readers may easily and by varying Me ease un the globe, in the practice of this interesting problem: such exercises mingle imprusemeut with pleasure. The present harvest moult has, during its progress, bees for several evenings au beneficial, that, " Conscious Swains, rejoicing in the sight, Eyed the blue vault, sail blessed the meal light." The term Harvest is, we believe, derirril front a Ssxon appellation, signifying Here Fe•st,ar Feast of Me Fruits o/ RortA; a eireonisiawie that. of itself, affords • "'nail' that sit Bozos aneeston gave a treat to Ike nape,* of their tore. That the conclusion of harvest in ibe Holy Laid, where it eonesseseed in Mirth asnl ended in May, was • era ses of gladness, we have the testimony a (slink who says, IA DI.I. A more correct idea may be formed from the an hexed leiter+ th.on froth any account yet published, of the drgrre in which the Britit.lt force Puttered in the late txpedition against the Arai, tribe of Licht 800 Alt:— Camp near Zaa, coast of Arabia, Feb. 23, 1111t1. We arrived here uu the 29th ult., and have been delayed ever sitter, in couterq fan insufficiency of carriage. However, the !meant of Mlasest (who is now here) hart sup. plied us with 1,000 cameos, and we move to morrow rowel ing. Our fume consists of the eStli regiment. llssmbry Euro pean regiment, I.t battalion 2.1 regimesti, I s t battalion 2,h regtesriii, tlauk battalion; one troop of hone artillery, SO foot artillery, and ogle company of pioneers. 8e..,800 Ali is about fitly miles iu the interior. On the 10 It instae.s, about midnight, from 400 to bOlt of thee" Beni 800 Alt f. 1. lost• came suddenly tiu the picket on the left of the u..e (where the European regiment, and Ist A...statism 21 re : s. mint, were), rut it up, mid mitered the lines awns.) in film; ; killed one officer, Captain Parr; nine European•, and three Sepal"; wounded duet offices', Colonel Cox, Leo". Bum. and %limitless; 20 European., and erten Sepals. We w• •r pitched in a .traggling mausser, sod could have no ide • .4 these fellows COMIUX .0 far to pay us a rm., r tpos c i r p e rrol y were sot prepared, or ;burls can the alert. 'f!..• p eh's; nut even loaded. The eanausson, as you mat w• II int er...., was dr.sdful. The Arabi were its the lines before ts,e WA*. alum was given. They cnt down the teat., and 'spears sl and harked •t the men, while so aituated, in a hurr:d elm The of were wasuded between Hu it own Isar' a., • I the mum's. On merit'', the Aruba I. ft behind them twel.e killed and twenty-fire wounded. Since this, we have low II very murk on the alert. These Arabs are a fine ►rave me, of men, and particularly deale with the sword. The wa y our people ate cut and mantled n astotsishiag. Irmo hate their heads split down to the neck tinsel should. r. They use straight double-rered swords a. sharp as razors. The eff, ct of such a weapon in the Lauds of a 141briular Arab, is, I ear assure you, sweeping. VON RAY, APRIL 10. Ky last to you was dated Zaa the day pre►ious Iu our anartb. We reached Bea 800 Hassan, about t miles from Beal 800 Ali„ tio theist of March, and laresied ems agairivt the hurt plae• as the 2,1, ttavi•t oar heavy goes •od camp equipage so der • Mono guard. In sousing rased the pit s we were geed upon, which occasioned do • few e.as•liiea. 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The Compsoy's Rites and Conditions are of the most essaseabls description t-440 Charge is loads fur Fore Poli cies whelp the Premium exceeds Ss..—no Admission Pms is signed Oa Life Inserasee; —a lihernl Commission is allowed is Solicitors sad others who effect Life Insnrariers;—sad every faeilit, is afforded by which the lateral and Comm. mimics of the Public may be promoted. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. . NEW THEATRE.ROYAL, HAYMARKET. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. JONES. TFIN EVENING, SATURDAY, Sept. 22, will be perforated (3d time) s new Comedy, iu three eels, called MATCH-BREAKING; Or, THE PRINCE'S PRESENT. The Principal Characters by Mr. Janes, Mr. Terry, Mrs. Maker, Mr. Decamp, Mr. Williams, Mr. Tuner", Mrs. Chat terfey, Mrs. Pearce, and alias R. Curti. After which the Opera of THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. • Coast Alataviva, Mr. Junes; Fiurelli, Mr. Leone Lee; Fi garo, Mr. Decamp; Antonio. Mr. Tayleore• Cherubim', Mrs. Chaiterley. Countess Alneaviva, Maas Susanna, Bliss R. Cerra ; Barbarios, Mrs. Garrick. Doors to be opened at Halt past Six o'Clock—lbs Play hit begin at Seven. Places fur the Boxes to be lakes of Mr. Massiaghawi, .1 the Theatre. N.B.—Private Boxes may be bad sightly, by application et ibe Bux-effice. .. •