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pressed as they should be on so melancholy an oc casion. In another place. we mentioned the attendance of hlsgistrates on Wednesday ; on that day they adjourned their meeting till yesterday, at Clnneen; when there were there assembled Meagre. Robert Cooke, Benjamin Bennett Bradshaw, James Pure fop Poe, William Barton, Francis Despard. of Rocklin!, near Brury, ou Sunday ldat, which was immediately torn down by the Rev.. Henry Bevan; it cautioned all persons from paying ern_ • ,ts and portieularly to:thr •the Rev. Mr. Bevan foe tithlioi—no Itioltoid to.altempt disivaiMog ca*le or geods hie rents. if tl.e do, they are to suffer die death of Major Gni*. It also commanded Mr. Bevan to return the sledge to MINIM Kt4ty, wild' het rilkiriiitet from his promise made the night tie was visited. • This pennant* was to supply them with powder and ball, part of tettelatia glees them, audit, remainder is ready obeli they salt tar it. • • • • The field-officer; of. the 79th ree,iment stationed its this garrison hoiereeeived the cominission of the peace for dm county itt large. Captain Drought. appointed to command the police, untrue .the,Peace Preservation Act for taus city and liberties', arrived here rsterdaY ; Lieut. G aa letc, fete of the elit e 'it appointed his arcietary, and Mr. Dames chief constabt6. On Thursday night the houses- or Joho-O'Brien, ,ayes, and Mathew MeNaaviira, at Cool-. e North Liberties of thid city. bordering of Clare, were attacked by a large rum . bey of_ /persons, who took from each hook a goo. atm searched other houses in the same neigh bintrhood. 2 411 tear country letters agree ou one point. that Mimeis no such thing es getting rents from the try , 4 0,Thuraday night,last, at eleven o'clock, the j , u* of Edmond Hincity, .wool-ranger to the Countess Dowager of Ormond, at Itailynocourty, near Kilfinan, was viwroled by sit armed men, who an a moot peremptory mantle', demanded his arms; ,he declared he had -none, but those- belong jog to Lady °mond. which she would surrender reedy with his life. On t h is they fired iisto the house, and were very newt shooting his wire. who .avas id her conaaemeut. He returned the fire. on •mbith they departed ; but •refunied in abbot two bours.with an iucrea.ed patty. and stain denianded , -this arms, when he gave the•some answer as before. • They then attacked the door with a sredge, and tired in through the window-shotters. Hinehy re turned the fire. when they went to the tear of the house with crow.barrunct sledges, to'nnike en inlet there, while another party- fired decasiooal shots dameogh the doonstiodel'windllWS. - Hinchy stitl con. dosed firing, and s after some time, they theoght to deport, Nokia* Iga for: 4s. td. to buy powder, ..which he also reams& if • Oh Sunday, idritiety'dff the dragoons *passing .though Kifdotitir th'XIMBOck, were refreshing 'lhetuseires it the fordlikqiitage. two of their car. ' , title` and one amid el#b taken from the car. . '• The same isightc'a 'liege petty traversed from ICiAllorriery into this county; and broke open nine or let/houses, between Red-Chair lad castle-Oliver, aft two of whitt they got mini; and ,wore the int lititritants of the other hinnies as tofthe placa•where their arms are 'concealed, and 'where they kuew others to be. Another Party oleo attacked the other houses of Ballintubber for arms, but Crtd DOI succeed iu getting any there. On Tuesday night, though nine Magistrates and Major Wileocks had met at Raton that day. to consider the best means of tranquillizing that part of the county, the insurgents had the audacity td assemble in a large body 'and attacked the house of Mark Lynch, of fitillyfrutra, for his arms which for a long time he refused; though repeate d: shots were fired into the hotter, he did not surrender until the house was actually on fire in two placed.' • A person of the name of Harley, a native of Citp.st, pagh, is in the guard-house of itsthkesle, transmit.! ted by Major Warburton,. charged with the mar decor the late Mr. Going. Ile was apprehended iu Galway. COUNTY OF CLARE. The Estois Chronicle r.tsits that Lord Mount Charles has-arrived in that town for the purpose of informiog the Staff of the Clare Militis, of which lie is Lient..Cotoriel. that Goretnitterit have accepted of their services, wherever their pretence wonld he necessary to .qeelt the disturbances which unfortu nately rage to different parts of the South of Ireland. A few days sirsce several petty robberies have been committed in Clonsoad on the poor people of that neighbourhood. Two women, from Limerick, on whom were found some of the stolen articles, hare been committed to gaol. • The comity of Clare Militia will be forthwith em. bodied. • •Or`-- It i* ant e;weii In every one to have an ;athirst, know ledge of public affair,. If it were possible that an evening piety could ioveatioatu mistier, like a Criouci6 the measures of Gummiest would seldom ha found to merit dlstrisid or , Tu yoh, /titan. , Goveraor..J-sow portico's/1y rosikir, to make kno4o tO the petale the mutest, of this letter, con tributing ON your part that what is therein expremrd nmy have a proper effrct. The ward of time does not allow are ter address rametf dtreetly . to tee Nits liffecirde quality of the country, they will. infuse into the minds of the intemperate multitude in other parts of the kingdom a aulrit equally prompt. with their two to perpetrate dads or violence. This Spirit, we fear, will every day, even without the direct in citement of the first disturbers, become snore active and more extended. This recent outrage appeers manifestly so have proceeded from a lust of rapine alone ; but if the robbers were tempted - by the example of the tirighbooring county to adventure upon a crime of mole than ordinary depravity, the circomstance mint nire it character of deeper import ance, as it marks individual ciiminulity lees than an increasing aptitude to guilt among the lower climes of she people. Some porticialars painfully interesting will be found in our extracts from the Dublin Papers, con cerning the atrocious outrage committed in the comity of Tipperary. The Lard Lieutenant of Ireland has issued a Proclamation, offering very large "tweeds G.r the discovery and appreheusioe of the inhuman perpetrators. The observation which 'rehire made upon the murder of Major Cows omit' be no less applicable to this dreadful event. 'The burning of SiIEA'S house, we doubt not, was au act of private revenge, and was not connected in tiny way with the nocturnal depredations committed t its Limerick, but it proves the existence of a kin dred spirit more dangerous, perhaps, even front the absence of a direct communication between the several gangs of banditti. The Irish Government has resolved to call into active service some of the militia regiments of the south of Ireleud, sad the corps of seomaory. TIM want of an efficient magistracy in the disturked dis tricts is sought to he remedied by placing usability men, as low as of the rank of Captains; u i Poitthe commission of the peace. This I. a desperate ex pedient, shewing the inefficient condition of the lais I cal magistracy, but which we fear is almo4;attir fief by the amorommices of she country. Abut* I must howerlet 3pected to flow from so pie Po- , terous an union of powers that ore evocaninflp it posed to , eachother, and that ere in iiici t hiffkilini I merely m il paltry evasion o/ the low, mei ler , purpose of concealing the bitter truiNglittls t ;; power most yield in the existing croergeoey to the parammvot necessity of enforcing tranquillity, py the poreetilglfml Airier of militiwy execution. We mat eau sr that if this necevsis realty exist, and if it I , 3,4Aisind expedient to silence low sod justice by tie Ail; of arms, we should prefer to tee the matter boldly avowed, ratliek:ihan to witness 'lllie imidioss attempt to overwhellie• the sisagistrecy bt I artfully confounding in one iii*iti the civil and military authority. Such is pmeserling tenchoo establish a precedent which it Rkely to became* highly dangerous to the State. The following extract of a private letter from 6 friend in Cork, presents a lively picture of the pee. sent state of that county : ": 101 iJI rely, 1M111,.. pint! al yet presests die appear. mice iilf 144000,11.4,,liesompoplimmi.have lasely show* _ _ - _ .. ..teMeiiheif:einimoned nearly forty persons from the Oitinthlifle vicinity of the scene of woe. many •:-...--oirdtheurbotl Iteth-thrienammt retaltvist ntfrieddi ..,,ntshat file. O'clock, yesterday awning find tot ex ievipiarril,...euree , than. fifteen of them ; en thee we tlp,pk:•tbe investigation tatty tontine, mate tleys.---/ There•erem to be re backwardness On the pin of • • the 'perpleed•giVe emery misistarice in their power. 111 'flle %Wavy ; tint Many there are who would. ' Vests( ljfe sod limbs, to bring the destroyers. .•. nr...llmie ' brothere,• sisters, Sad of other relatives and friends, to the tribunal of • joetice.' The f Ihges ,pas knows for art lir that eshotay.:—: . , oi4oJetft, reepecteble, mid esteemed ;*the Mullane* ~. arshtuseced witb.a. determited and extensive body. - • P.Cf9retts.oql.4,,the young women who perished on• - , , e ern. mid to whoue we have before alkided, ) 14 age t ., i ay, f at . I sil . f e or ili tu e i r se d , ir a e n vv d e ir f es el - i t c o h b as t ai theseaertedw in dl a h f i e v w e Atigy i eneinies--4hemeture of the deed could Make ' n41;11111411 being a frieiiil 7 -at least no one worthy of , theittmlete. ~ • . . 1 v . 41'841041 writ lagain elle& to the Supposed team if diCescifitfilft , With" iefileh produced thii tright fe.,lestt.ifitrtfilt;)iti "tipjslaiire to every feeling of ..k}anifitty;-lit it meess i ts be of a local natore, „ ..sisidi inditisindeet el foreign infection. -On the . • ..msne-wilkist that film fklinend Shea'S 'hOtiee was titivint,'dne of ttlifiell,flleri living near Baraocks ' ' ' a , 'l4 a oi . ilicti to soft his lend--6ut we hese ". fiii3Oilteeinstanceof a like stature in this part of . Ailteldrl• ' • • . 14 •..., ~ In t he•oi t ertv tim' we'revree to learn, that in the • • mulish inflieflalstett• neer Tipperary, indications of • - illtilebtrity . l.itVtertek infection begin to' Meatiest ' ,tcledltelvii; and thin üblawful oaths have been there' •. . . #l3olzin alhqiiiii Jintrmat Oiled. Nels4•Ntwo o'clock. • t email co.iinected with the County Tippe t p a pist celled . at our ollce to inform us . that . lb* tete** vita hurried Shea end family have been '.-aniceoreeedi. .We instmtain no doubt of the correct . A emesof this infeematkui; we feel rejoiced in the cer ,AllAfiti- of liiiiedi pi!iiiitillonent falliug on the guilty -ltiot i, r the. iittiorta,is monsters. i So me - 1 par t icul ar tare come. to oar knowledge reelecting the tete atrocity in the eastern pert of the county T:pperary, which, ,although they by .no meant palliate the liidictionof so barbarous an set ~.of reveler, yet, ao they tend in some degree to ex. • plain:the causes of that contest which now seems to : be wiging by the peasantry of that pert of Minister, may b e unworthy of record. - O'Obrnien, the tenant to Shea, who is brother to the 'min savagely *tottered, was not ejected for ' nab-Payment of rent, hut for want of title. He had only sit alleged written promise of a lease, and thereon built the cottages, and made other iniprosements—ere wes ejected by civil bill, be tore the assistant Barrister, from the' idea that this title in ennity courd not prevent the decree at St-Minns. The case -was again tried at the Assizes • ..f Clenmel, and: the late Shea,. on being called by • t he• fitment to prove his brother's head-writing, elented the validity of that document. The 1,.. '404 being thereby defeated, Shea was put its potsession by his brother, who is V self only • a l•-•ste; • having thus • provoked the re-mistiness( •of the peasantry, he and his unfortunate family • seem to have fallen a sacrifice to the savage notions of retribiatiott of these nocturnal legislators. lt ap - perm., thetefore, 'diet they action, however atroci on.., i n itself, - has iiii immediate couneei with the th••ortiencei in Limerick. It is, ides ! not with out frennent pritrellels in the history or this on. bappyriutnery, and *e fear it only one proof more of the deprived state of morals, not only among the poorer peasentty, hot eyes among those of .bigher atation..—( Ihrtlin Journal.) . TIVILIN, NOVEMBER 17. MURDER OF MAJOR etiLLts. ' The Provincial papers received yestetdsy con two fre-hr details. of crimes that have been .com it tie.' is, vise disturbed districts, df •whicb the most printittient is the murder of Major Collis,. a Migls. •trito, its his house, which is situate withiat a nide red a half of Truitt. • It w..uhl *ripest from flit following letter, which iesched us resterdav; that this atrocious crime was ,p,ryetreteil ley rob - hers. and wholly auconi.Veted ssi:h the- thottrbunces which agitate other parts df ti!r country : • with the Corporate Bodies et A ititheri*lp. air eon likott• thit to tech . et oaf WAto!,pll9.llll4;fiti thria Ot 1140 poled, foe the kiml igetliduirt havic.ameit with among the., and that I trod I shall lava it is 0 7 power to recompense their hospitality by mare intercsbag services. "Of the Chief., 011ieers, mod Piehilie Freedom:ivies, who have accompanied me from Europe, few follow me, the most of them remora in this place. I ought to acquaint you, Sire that they are all presents elected by myself, and that they deserve my trostirleare;: ruder this impresiiew, rime who do sot march today so arcuunt of their health, are more part festarly recommended to your Excelkneey, that • rowdy mineft may be mode by those in health, and by the melt as 16 " lin, recces, payturevery ewe their just does; taking lots cousideratios that this is my oftlert-i.that It is say: re. conenteadattioo—Rod that they are remarkable for Atte good qualities, their excellent deserts, and in consideration of their want of means, occasioned by the enrages of the voyage, which should be attended to, earl for. which whey shall be reimbursed. God premiere, your Excellesey many years. " Angst 19. "JUAN 0'D01404, Covert:or and Civil Chief of thallium" . 313911 THE SAYE PAPER. irovsaittre 9.••• • • Since the arrival of the ship °rims, yesterday aftermiaso there has been a great deal of activity is oar markett lehvy soles of (Nor have been made at from seven dollars to seams dollars 14 cent. ; there basaltic been mere activity to the . cotton market. which was heavy before her artivai. •ii In the paper of the 27th October there is a Proclaumtioet from Geseral Jackson, in Pereserels, dated September**. It makes known to the Spanish Officers to withdraw 111eumelvea, as they alight heretofore to have dupe r feriae the Florida's, agreeably to the seventh Article on or be (Pr* the 3d of October next; after which day, if they or any of them shall be fuend within the Florida'', all Officers, civil aad military, are required to t and secure them, so that they may be bivo g ht before him, to be dealt with secorth log to law. (Signed) ANDREW JACKSON, Coverage of the Merida'. •- t "goat TERN AMIECO. We have seen a letter front Pernambuco, of the 23d alt. in. which it is stated that the Illevolutiolliato were et one time within ell* „Miles of the town, which they then might haie,esoily taken, as their approach caused great consternailion, slid a large number of inhabitants deserted the place; their indicisios &awed the town, of which she Goeernor took 'advantage, end fortifl.d the party assailable. Aaitioanuposed the contest it now doubtful, bossi sm was doll. • trial( "rWi New York Adventures, NOY. 2.1 AISLANctioLT SHIPWRSCK.—The 4hip See Fox sailed front Sandy Hook on Saturday last, for Port als-Prince, sad oothing material weltered until eleven o'clock, when she was struck by a sudden squall and capsized. The following persons were drowned 7 . In the cabin, Lieut. Eristerbroak, his wife, sad two children; Aeons. Speyer and •Watiker, and Miss Daesseresed..ker . .servirnt: 'lAwr• rook and seven •aeansen•were irlisheiA•from dti ' deck. The following were saved :,CMptain Wyse. L. Daw son, G. Dawson, Williatql,: . lgo e s colosred anato, and four seamen. At..ey.ligni Captain W. and the mate had sueceeded kettiag out the long boat, when they all r,otinto her, and a few hours afterwards were taken up by the ship Iris. and on the 'time dry put on .board • the Delaware, from Philadelphia to Boston. • -- --- IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ----- HOUSE OF LORDS, TnuoloaT, Novara= St. --- At three o'clock the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Montrose, and Viscount Melville, took their:ants as hie Majesty's Commissioners or twitter pro roguing Parliament. The Deputy Usher sidle Black :Lod was sent to require them tendsmee nf the House of Common's. Shortly afterwards • Mr. Serjeant Onslow, Mr. Rickrmin (the Clerk bf the Rouse of Commons), and several of the other Officers, attended at the bar. r -oell The Consmiwrion was then read foe'rnettler pro roguing- Parliament, and the Lord ClutoCitlipr de clared the Parliament to be further prorilioni to Thursdsy,tbr...74 day ofiriouersly *este-, ,•• • • definitely' s.SNs d iltoliono df Ibssighboaty of I which welt* oft tibett' Allload 'pill( of . eouuty truly infec t neighbouring jkojekntry. A get fethug of tlistrusA and esepieioo etievio betwees• age ge and the poorer classes, nod Ibis Ulm. *heady in merry phsees feel, is the alwertee of isuaff 41141: 04 other sets of kindnese, the consewttences or ihe itOrlyances I. Miser places. All kinds of business hole beta effected U sage present Mateo( the toontry. The constry Gime/men toollata themselves very much to /brie beetses„ opprebeoshrs either of being assassinated *late abroad, bertf lesviag their flusi lies exposed during their absence to 'lot rooldsa attack of some unknown enemy. The houses it roost places prosiest the appeersuee of military stations is as enemy's tumor/ they are all barricadoed in the ground floors, end an e ssity !I f them well po °tided with the mess' of rtsistiag so allailll. l Moir Vowel condition protests a piasara ob-hartal forest, sod almost tempts a ntootestary belief VIM tie hove either retrograded suddenly some two or three centuries in civilisation, or that we so longer inhabit the rooms" of star affections, but are tranopleated by some evil genies halo the wilds of North America, and are bound to combat for our daily bread' pith the savages sod the wild beasts of the forests." - - - - - - Asiam.—milikr w obramik lattoliwt :ad , sea; &mei. AMEIVICAN PAPARS. TIIE .'R.I" 'XI SS. :ti. toNDGN. FRlDlicituvimiza 30, 1821. • ~~,~, -a FROM MEXICO. MA NIFF.STO ADDRESSED BY NIS EXCELLENCY THE C A ITATN- G EN ER• L TO TIME INHABITANTS, THROUGH . - " Trak'," Saterdan November 20. "Mr Dttalt " I have torauinsurrieste to you the melancholy fate of •Ilfajor CNllla, who was rubbed nod murdered yestetilsy 'morning, about threro'cloark, by thiee or tour ruffians. who ,e• ; teiad thrones one of She windows nett the hati-darer • ••• acre Otto .or form name oul.iele on. the lan 0. They I t two castrates, said strewed hay un the stairs. One fellow, '.nth the'cairdle went to the'sesairi servants, and caratinned epos pain of death, 0M to 'We from their heda. Three .antereat the. MajorYr room. *Aer breeking the flour with a sledge: they immediately 4-rewired the keys of lits desk anal the-t of claimers. - 111ra. Culls was shoot tar get them the s kria,'irikVo the Major got out of bed and took the poker, and making a stroke at one of !brioche was knocked done Atalbthiebittiattad•of a earbine, wltiek (remitted his atoll, end .wheu Arawa k shot. was tin d at bins, by which be re. ihoot Matteis slogs i• has body. lie liogered in bk2Vbeilteing MAD until two o'clock . jesterdiy„ wheu he • Vitae. They proeleard to unlock' the mew, Ar. Com ipArtwee obey took vcor SOW. wittatly iu iilver. if tie had ..41.1.4rmast, of hal. it is very probable—they would not have hard laim,lts they (feinted littal9 stay where he was, and ipotd Rears Admiral Sir J. P. BERENFORD hoisted his Hag on board the !lover, in Leith Roads, last Sunday morning, as Commander-ms Chief on that station, Rhich was immediately saluted by the guns of that vessel. The number of ships fitted ant in the last five months for the cod fishery, in the ports of St. Malo an d St. Serval, alone, amounts to seventy, corrying tors, sad 1,760 men. These expeditious have more than doubled ►ince the restoration, owing to the premiums given by Government for the es eour.igeoient of this fi,lirry. The merchants of •St. Melo have recently requested leave to build a wet dock for this branch of commerce.—( Paris Paper. Government baying it in contemplation to bring to this enootry Cleopatra's Needle, the Chatham sheer-hulk is undergoing examination ; and, if con ' 11 THE MEDIUM OP THE GOVERNOR OF THE RROVINC`. " Oa the evening of this day i began my march towards tl it city of Cordova, with a view of having therein an in terview with Signor phis Aogusiin Iturbide, Principal Chief of the Imperial army, upon the three guarantees. Let us trdt therein of the reciprocal Interim's of both Spain.. .My ■Oaeineent to the Americans, the love of toy eumitry, and the desire which animates see for the public good, and the rent tulle of my ipleottous, I Rutter myself, are al mity well known, and that the. people. will rest persuaded on the preceding suppositione.. that my voyage is WM pensable, pa the only meaniof initials( the public tranquil lity auth cementing the felicity of these realms. Before I go I consider it a debt that is now dessameded by the affections I owe to the well•deserviug editing' of Ibis place, to take leave saf Gum, for which purpose . I address myself to your Excellency, maiming thrrii, that for my own pert, it..shali always appear that in no neguriatioi halo which I may entire the legitimate. iwiOe►as of Spain be compromised ; that is Tha.eceoanto front Ireland present every day some new atrocity. Another barbarous murder is added to the black cstalngue of crimes that have of late disgraced that country. A gang of ruffians on the night of Thorn:lay. the gild, broke into the house of Major CoWs,. at Tralee Spa, in. the county of Kerry, and barbarously nsurrkred the venerable owner, that they might more securely plunder the house. This Gentleman had loot an arm in the service of his country, and after a long military career hail retired to his native place. where he enjoyed the universal esteem arid re.pect of his neighbours. He had reached the 7alli year of his 9. when, as the belief of Iris sideted suitable, she will h r ord ere d to the Meet- ~i i n , „t ed „ t ,„ „ e _ . *an Aims.. sa d ;-o that , _. oge e ,as it wt.. ) seem, L. W:7 wo , 1 1 0 1 MO"; 4 1 01., Whet twiny riniarkalile, they to say, sorb as ca• Istoclaiused,iisthous Wet ring with thaw L br ing a wealthy man, and , Inc supposition that hr trrrauessi for that express purpose. tseristi._ abbot one butte sad a half in the pai tour , or below which moose has et:ated out to „ sty luso, sad granting the oe CA RROLL'S OilFrsostippkett to be...dividing the mewl, as they Hid an rig hts . of sass to "Riled skitties ;, that • itecurc guaranire of had a large sum of money. in his coffers , induced The Ertl of CARDIGAN, a t his late rent-day, re- s• ' , . ' , no. I 4466, ( missio's's-am Allm. Gotha •mot to ekte not of the room, orturned hi s t ruan t s 20 per cent. oil them rents Clue . by bier is fibs the pessous . asti fortuities o f the itropeans established in his murderers to attack his hou,e. It is said that • 'wake a uolic fur i " t "'"" ther 6 ' 7 tett the room, "' stir New Spitio , is esie ef the moat sacred objects which I have sauuld meet !isolate .of her bostaaiol. By the watch, when intemiesl to seatitio, which, according to the Correspondence the ru ffi ans promised him personal safety, provided at Lady-day lost. Lo UGH 801100 GPI, NOVEDDRR 2 I.—lt is very gra- nage Hikes, No.. ing the FIFTH that lie hour'espired she Ail ihe bell, and iniincilistely they w ith the said Chief , he nivrais disposed to cniocide with lie would roman) quiet in Isis bed ; but notwith- tifying to be enabled to inform you that the hosiers/ bottle( to the Public 'tired a shot' up the stain, *sayiog th ey II ere - itill be:uw. . is; opinion,. as cis as they are *moral and jest; that I standing his tuutil.sted state and his IldeauCed years, trade, in this district, is now exceedingly bri-k : """seee• snit that •• " I would gave, you farmer pbrtieshary t hut there Is hardly want g u teed .4 sAmerksis Maner, that there is PO. SIXTH 30,0901. to • d.iiht th.it some persons is Obrettoploympos of pour Collis „ xcepting tlx ribbed branch thus, it Ifas is._ tbing to fear fur their pertyht o r my own , an d so tittle for he rejected the compromise with disdain, mud .in a mere 11° - e ' . ...Laws spin on the ...eat conttined..nost there is every hope of their beim( in .their interests; or that there should he show the slightest ... in thr __ ,, , ~ been for the last dozen years. The fault is there "' " gallant a ttack u p on t h e p o tty , h e f e ll fore with the men if ony now remain out of env, v •u44.oriv, perhapa i jkfure this reaches you. Ii but a mkt. Very strave act against My character and 'iipstsitiss: that '1 wails "" 11 1 laoetuls ransOtothia'thit It is not copurcied sent' Limerick ---." 'Dub*, More/Sp rasa , . . stsem as one in intlserity, sod Poorest them, as a friend, a victim to their cruelty and his own - - • - -* And - ' ' ' • ,_ - - . °-' ' - sk ems - enstes."—te _ • • 'O l / 1 1/I%"rY Or LI NI [From the • Liesefieft rieverikli'df SR u r &hi lost 'V CRACK, - Ay . • to distills. iii.gromiJrd fear, mid reports scattered by rest -less spirits, mid ',lnsets of evil; Om they mike every effort to pseveme the public tritilquilli•y, mid respect the Autho rities; that they - edited. ate in flietr Chiefs—sod If bravery. In the circitut,tances of this brutal outrage we cannot trace the direct operation of those causes ,AL I understsnd that the hosiers who, awhile ag - o, Aw n selhinr off their (mints, ace busy purchasing ntn, so ►hat the frainesnaith's irade is likewise to . 4 I so ik .. _.......114,_.. (14 .1_ t: ... 1. 0., ii % .* W 4 t._t 1 11} 4- AIWOFiiii&M 4I . 4I . The Duke of Norfolk is arrived at his . seat, risruh 2m. Sr. fells, where his finite expects a large perry of dastblul.litd visitors. The Maniple of Londoederry returned to toms on 'r em day from Brighton. The Marchioness an iced the 146 UM day front her seat, North Cray, Kest. The Marquis of Salisbury, wbo arrived is tows oa oesdayfrtost Hatfield, retorts* back this dry. The Bari of Oxford left Jordan's Hotel, St. thiltees-stre,t. yesterday, oa a trier. T 4 Lady Mayoress has arrived from East Httt , Salley. at the Mansion Hoare. The Right Hon. John Trevor, Mrs. Trevor, sod funi! v , arrived oa Wednesday at their boas* is Berkeley.sqr s ,,,, hew heir seat, Brotahato Halt, Bear Bedford, Sir Mata Newport Bart. is arrired at Croton' s Ho te l , Jer. sainsorreel, from /relied. Lord sad Lady H. klirlyneux bare left Coriu m % ;low, Lower Brook-street, for Furaharn, Suffolk, oo ■ runt to Duke of Norfolk. James Balfour, Esq. is arrived At Me St. Jawors's HOW Jesup...reel, from his seat in Scotland. Disputer.s front the Clarernowt hotel, Bowd-strest:— Lord Leigh for Wigan; and Heurytterime, Eng. C r & s r, Arrivals at kfivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-trived..—p. C. omm/en, Erq. from , a tour in Lanham/ and Ow hand.,,, ports+ IM Coast Wiesner, AiJe-de.Camp to 164 !tare., of Russia, from Petersbergh ; sod Ltd, Mitrosa, Gum Pinner. The Dowager Marchioness of Dutsgrk vre, are requests! to slate, is slot arrived lb town, as has bee» stalked; Ladyship has lases het booms at Brighton fur tinge weeks longs,. MAARIAOR IN Mall tiPi: Yesterday was appointed for the nuptial centimuoy to hEN pUce between the Earl of %Valois. merood sap slid Countess Grosvenor, mid Lady Paiy Sirslra. t•'.1,1 &wetter of the RAH end Countess of bertle. The N..'Jte Earl ii in his tweedy-teemed yrar, and Lady Mierii !Itan4 l bee twensy.fimit ; Mts Lora hip was at Kariwarey, rti mit the Earl of Derby, in i-aneatiltire, where' eiMik pivparatioo, hare bees made for the joyous oreasiou. The Earl ao Costaleas Gramme°, were to arrive at Ktiortgy , xemerda,. 'Slid also II torte party of distinguished persetigtes invited for the purpose. The ceremony was 4Si pertunneJ by the iteelstrialaip of York ; after *bids Ai floppy pei,r ..eve t• leave Knowsley for Heat's, the mat sit the uutil• 1 1setildiibetae, fit tmecaMstre. • BRIGHTON; Netsiatillt nt thrl?gtott Y : was the i! m o i , l ol 3) nec . dit eserty, l4llit gref ic. con iente ti to the Palace; hut this day, which fli*Xirett cow. patitively tine, hie Masts:ail( has taken promeiu&s in the Palace gardens. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY au the Eirl of LIVSRPOOL arrived in time yesterday'l6 hare the honour of dining with his MAJVAITti. Lk the pee ning there was a select party of Nobility at the Palate, among whom were the Lord Lieatenani this 'county, the Earl of EGittISONT, and LurJ Mittiouitire. The Marquis of Lonoontatteew and the Earl of Ltvearoot. took leave of the K tea, and larked for k.ondon this afternoon. • - gir B. Ert.oiolnittle Vs etpeetea tb iti s dreitto - Palace this , • • ELISIPIIISEMT k IA 0 SDI NAIt T. ft worried fivoiissis of Boston, aged upwards of sitty,"eltiped a few days ago with a young mail obnut tiona I J . se6en ! . 1 Seas* week being the bielbolny• of 'Reath? CtsataTlß linteetso, Esq. he the u number u: friends dined together tit the RMe snd Crown Inn. Beverley. On Monday be gave a fine fat to •the freemen, which was batted spats Weston tt the sate. day, sod afforded ekeellat spars to above a thousand spectators.—(ffearen Giviette.i A* soou as the necessary repairs of the south front er the Revd Exchan g e are completed, it w intend ed to Conansenee cleansing the interior-of that built!. ing, sod pat into thorough repair the matit•ted statues of the late ',togs mud Queens of Euslrod. which are pis Ced in inches around the qemdrangie of the &change. This i. .‘ a coneornosation de voutly to be wished," as most of therm stand in nerd of the•sid of the sculptor. The following is a pretty accurate list of the repaint wanting, taclusire of tattered robes and 'broken sceptres :-.Enwaaa 1. .is is want of two Angers; lIENHY Vlll,weedsa feather iu hie cap ; Ces.saLats 11. wants a left inn: WILLPANI 111. has lost his now; eind 'Quern ANNE three fingers on her right baud; 111. require* a left arm, and assay No without shoes, and here broken orbs The subscription for the establiehmont of qrarn packets between Brighton and Dieppe now moutn.t. to nearly 6,0001. MISTALIL—A Gentleman his friend the other day was infomned by him, 02 be bad just returned from 'Change, where he had eujoynl the highest gratification be bad known for some first ; he had sees, be said, a 'epechnea of every thin rant and curious, from every quarter of the globe, and that each individual composing it seemed so entirely satisfied will , their situation that no one 'risked to exchange or impose it. The Gentleman remarked, that he was in the habit act frequently visiting the 'Change, and he bed certainly *et , some curious foreign specimens there, but be was sere no; if not to exchange, every one wished to better his coeditiss: and as to the delight experienced, he very often retsina , much chagrined. "Why yea," rejoined his friesch " bat the is this small mistake hetweeu ss : you mean the Rini! Exchange, and I the Royal Menagerie, Exeter 'Our. from which no one returns chagrined or disappointed. 10 1 where the most wonderful and sublime productiosi daily exhiliitiag." Luck STILL CONTIIIOO.--- another grand Prize of 30,0001. on the Last Day of Drawiag, at bis Apt , lit, Coolant!, sad 16, - Oxhird.street, nul• that he has lately bad the pirogue.- of Public. Ho hopes that his Goers Luca • he will lave the pleasure of addlOg a his list is the present Loiters. f Ilih Lkvember. bat very true—that if you get Blank - You Okay return it, and if you get a Cavils. P.ise you may keep it. Such is the fact—for ever! Po' chase► iu the Lottery before lire Next &swiss k rota 4 ' week) rimy rel unt kis Ticket or Share, -if dome a MO . - • hack pearly RH tl• r Ibir awry ma .y alarf by a C*llolool. . . . . . . , • -•- •••.....,.. err week) nosy return kw Ticket or 10bare, -0 draws& N. aii iiiiproviug state al well so the stock in .male:"' smell Prise, or if uodrawr, aid receive bock Devi!' 1 : . ... • • • Alissiuct, NOVtiMgElt !4. that "theY repute ettathure in their Chiert — tUd If . phicb.ure presumed to influence the marauders of The coups {} mails of ilikiewortaing have furnished aril of skeet swam Jambe,' Gent some brrniedioble finalise, the comity of Limerick an their more systematic ,aiiifhiwers : but indeed this will not mes..nuf rut- Moue, he gave for it; by which be boa limas'° . • I it. with . tip f o p owen potiesikial,. which i ti b it is _ ~I ta k e . upon turwif in rusni . nceshent,.tha! I iitive . lo ; d much . •livie day. wheal A 5,0001. Prize moot, sad mono prising t 0 those who are aware that the whole Of "Prilence, cud 'hi nun Y ield to " Dm k il 'lncere 116bd ' whhei, hostility US sueiot order, but it is obvious that as tire Alteen lave a dose „fg„..ty with v*t h 0t h ee......0 , 0e. Capitals may, be dray's, and C••• 01 lose, either t) a orimirmill!" Pl P AriMed 11°a ' in g er"i°°able "ureei :...". uuJer which idea the - almeilien. welch hove sot been made , A written ugIICC nos posted ou the chapel. door rued not be dilcussed, becitne . ibry are 'tulle question. bauditti of Ltaerick persist in disturbing the trio- fission Review./ Ticket or i fiber?, more shoo a sera tilde. HAZARD aced CO. Course • . .. . • • . . • r. : 1