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/ A : 3 )l2;Z: i 1-- r / ' . . - . 1 / ~. , f*. v i.. -• '..-. :. *.44- . 1 • 0 ' • N .! : : 1.,." . . il e t .1111ItMila .. . .' - 1 i 1. 6 • ,: ° .ti Vi ...,, .4: * .. 0,. . • • 'lll ii; . i I ) I .... ... ----:-.mmin.....mmemomm---x--- %.1 1 - . 1' '. ' .-' . • LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1821. ... '• - • - ,_*** , . , 1 . 5. ).i , , NUMBER 5886. PAM; 7d. THEATAR-101rAL. DRVIMLANR. 31 THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, October 18, his Majesty's Servants will perform (13d time) • mew Dramatic Piece, in Illness.* called GERALD! DUVAL, THE BANDITOF BOHEMIA. Geraldi Duval, Mr. Cooper; Count Alienberg, Mr. Bar. ward; Maurice, Mr. Meredith; Wittikia, Mr. [night; Ko site, Mr. Randall ; Stenielf, Mr. smith. Etheltad, Cowan, Altenberc, Mips Amithauw; Nina, Miss Cabin; Niunette, Mrs. Bland; Barbara, Mrs. kenos. After which TFIE CORONATION. • w -.EXCHEQUER BILL OFF, OCTOSEK 15, 18(1. ALL EXCHEQUER BILLS issued under the folios/Mg Acts, viz.— ht George IV. Cap. 31, 1 29,000.000. Ist George IV. Cap. 80, for carrying OS Public Works, Fisheries, etc.; and 58th George 111. Cap. 45, for Building addiliosal Churches, dated is the Noah, of October, Norember, and December, 1820,with the Interest due thereunosill be paid off ow ttse3oth day of October, 1821, when the Interest will cease. Such Bills will be received daily (Holidays excepted), from Ten &Cloth till One, until and including the 25th day of October, at this 01Bee. where Lists see to be obtained, containing Instructions for arranging the - Bills. The Bearers 1110.1 en dorse each Bill with their usual Signaturea awl write their Names and Residences at the b o ttom o f each List ; and where the Nantes of Holders are inserted In Bills, the Hearers, not betook such Holders, must previoualy obtain their Endossethents. The Bearers must attend to give Re ceipts for the Postmen. Pavement eety be o!osatired. if required, previews to the said 30th slat of Oettkr,'lspoit leaving the Bills for Exansioation One Day'prior to that nit Which such Payment is desired. New Bills, bearing no Interest of The Pelee by the Day upon every tine Hundred Pounds, and dated Ilse said 30th day of October, may be obtained in••hole or in part Pay sweet of Principal, upon stating the required Amount on the Lista, delivered on or before the said Viih day of October, which new Billy, with ilie Interest on the Bills exchanged, will be issued on the 31s1 day of October. N.B.—All E.rcherpter Bills dated prior to Oclober,lB2o, bare been advertised to be paid off. T HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. L. will he published TO-MORROW. others virtors in the RAI. In the moreiat, while fliti Awn. bodiegs of 'mischief were repeating is ems, ear. the Mario exiled Noon Colonel Douglas, the Cossamadiaglse 0 this garrison, and apprised him of what wan likely to WO. and to devise the necessary measures to repress once that might ache therefrom. The Colossi more prodeat way was to proceed himself Is tbe yeelemiell a dragoon, and if he saw a neemisily fur military aid, Om to send is to the Mayor. The Colonel was hot a very short thee on the oases wise the war-whoop was seceded, and he instantly dispsdelo:f4ist dragoon to town. A party of the 6th Carltineses miler IGIEARMAN'S NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY, 110, New Road aired, opposite Burlington Gardens, At this Establishment Sobsersbers are insured every NEW WORK immediately it is published.—" THE PIRATE" will be ready in a few days, Books sent into the Country. lIIHE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL CONME -11 of the VICTORY of TRAFALGAR. PRtQOLNT :; Vice.Adnsiral Sir FRANCIS LA FOR EY, Bart. B,nd K.C.B. STEWARDS: The Procession CONSIDIMICIMI from Weetnieeter Hell.— ne /teemed Scene the Interior of Ike Abbey.—The Third, and lotrodoesory tiooke, to olhieb Mr. Kohtht *lli heirodeee Thomas Aeolic, Vice-Admiral Sir George Coekburn.G.C.R. and M.P. Captain Sir George Collier, K C.S. S.N. Sir William C4/0 vvvvv . Ssri. William Philip Unarm's'. g.q. M.P. 1 4 0signips-C.4elootel Raw ard - Pi setwijo SM. William Row, Erg. Captain George Vivi°, R.M. At the Green Man, Blackheath, MONDAY, October 22, 1841. Dinner on Table at Fire o'Clock precisely. Toche , s,thie Guinea rads, to be bad of the Stewards, and at the Tawern. • new Cootie Sores, ealitled, " The lilac and the Coronation, Old Footsid sod the IPeopft."—The Fourth &cue, the HID, Ts the booms of ',bleb the aloud Estee of the Champion. To coached* wills (Us h Ohm/ a meat limeei called 111.14111111.8 TONINMS. The Prineiiiel Character% by Illeeirs. Cooper, Barnard, Foote, Gatti', W. H. Williswa, Mertlith, %rimy, Mrs. Knitlit, Miss Smithson, aM.Mn. Bland. The Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Per formaneen to bettiwat Seven. Boxes, 76 ; Seioad Price, Ss. 3.. 64.; Second Price. 28.—Gallery, 28.; Second Price, 18.—Upper Gal lery, Is. ; Second Prier, 6d. Oa Tloarsday; Geraldi Duval--with The Coronation—and Moasieur A newt Comedy is is rehearsal. IRELAND. -...-- DUBLIN, OCTOERR 13. On Saturday last his Excellestey the Lord Lieu tenant and suite strived from Florence Court (die seat of the Earl of Enniskillen.) at Iloglewood, ..the residence of Owen Wynne, Esq. M. P. A boat laden with oats, was sunk between the gth and 10th lock of the Royal Canal on Wednesday morning, about twn o'clock, on its way Irons Bal lyinahon. It seems that the boat belonged to Pe ter Kelly, of Ballymalion. About eight men went oil burro of her. secured the persons who had the care and management of the bast below, while they bored several holes in her, and did not let her men up till they were nearly suffocated. It is evident that it was done by the boatinew, who have been in combination on both the Royal and Grand Canals foe more than six months. Peace Officer Mutiny took the boatman to Usher's-quay Police Office, where he lodged informations. THEATRR.ROYAL, COVRIVT-GA RDRIC. EAST INDIA HOUSE, SEPTIMBIA 19, MI. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, de hereby give Notice, ITO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 17, will be performed, is four seta, lbs Opera of THE EXILE. Count Ulrich (the Esile), Mr. Egerton; Govrruor of Si beria, Mr. W. Ferre■ ;Haron AlltradolT, Mr. Liston ; Count Cslow, Mr. Dtuuset ; Denim, Mr. Young, Welzien, Mr. Connor; Sertrits., Mr. Fawcett. The Empress Elizabeth, Alm Essen; Katherine, Mrs,. T t (her first appearance on this stage); Alezioa, Miss Foote. After which will he revived the Faree of THE LYING YALEY. Sharp, Mr. Meadows ; Gaylen, Mr. Harrrbow ; Justice Gutile. Mr. Crompton ; Dick, Mr. Atkins ; Be.tu Tripprt, Mr. Pandas.. Melissa, Miss Beastooot; Katy Pry, Mrs. Gibbs. A Private Bo: may be had for the .euon, or sightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box.olfice. Buxes,74.; Second Price, 34.6d.—Pit, 34. Id.; Second Price, ft.—Gallery, 25.; Second Prins, h.—Upper Gal lery, ls.• Second Prier, 6d. The poor: will be opened at Halrpost Si: o'Clock, and the Play been at Seven. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-office, Hart-strcet, from Ten till Four. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, HATMARKET. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, October 18, will be performed the Comedy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sri Peter Teazle, Mr. Terry; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. Younger; Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. Lney; Morph Out face, Mr. Goowey; Charles Sedate, Mr. Decamp; Craft tree, Mr. Totyleure ; Canino; Mr. Baker. Lady Teazle (first lime), Mrs. Chatterley ; Mrs. Candour, Mrs. Tayleare ; Lady Sweerwet•, Miss Boyce. After witch, 29th time, a new Comic Piece, in outset, called MATCH-MAKING. The Pelneipal Characters by Messrs. Baker, Oxberry, De camp, Terry, and . M rs;Chatterley. To con/lode with A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Colonel Freelove, Mr. Decamp; Lord Riven, Mr. Baker. Lady Elinbeth Freelove, Mrs. Chatterley. A handsome Saloon has been added, and it is respectfully hoped that in every pat-fielder the New Theatre will be found worthy the approbatsou and patronage of a British Public. Doors to be opened at Half. past Six o'Cluck—the Play to begin at S.:ven. Boxes, Se.—Pit, 39.—First Gallery, 22.-- , Second Gal lery. Is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingbano, at the Theatre. N.B.—Private Boxes may be had nightly, by application at the Boa-office. To•rnorruw, Rob Roy Mnerregor, with The Review. On Thursday, Every One ha► his Nett : Sir Robert Ram ble, Mr. Johnson, fruns the Theatre Royal, Bristul—with Mateb•makisg—aod A Day titer the Wedding. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. YEWS EVENING, TUESDAY, Octoher 16, and daring the Week, will be revived, with alterations and additions, the admired Barletta called THE DEUCE IS IN HER ; OR, TWO NIGHTS AT MADRID. After which a farcical Burdens called BRUNO; OR, THE SULTAN'S FAVOURITE. The whole to conclude wdh CAPERS AT CANTERBURY. Boxes, H ; Second Price, 25.; Seeoud Price, ls. Gallery. ls.; Secoud Prier, MI. Places to be takeu of Mr. Callan, at the Box-olice, (runt tin till four. MONEY LOTTERY. SWIFT and Co. hive the satis'settrin of know in that the superior Merits of the present *benne have obtained for it a crest degree of public Apiwobittion. A plain statsisiviit of its leading Features will be is. best eacomium. It contains THREE PRIZES of 30.0001. and many other Capital'. All the Prizes are of Sterhug Money, and the good uki fashion of" Net Tao Blanks to a Prize" is again restored. This Scheme is so plain and simple that no one can fail to understand it on the drat perusal. The Drawing logins on the 30th of the PRESENT MONTH (October.) SWIFT and Co.'s Ofßceis, No. 11, Poultry ; 12, Charisg cross • and 31, Aldgate High-street, have beers fortunate to the Pnbhr in the Sale of great Prizes, particularly the last 30,0001. Money Prize ever drawn. Schemes at large gratis. THREE OF 30,090 L MONEY! A .1. SIVEWRIGHT solicit the V • (swoon of she Public et their old and fortunate (Mem 37, Cornbill; 11, Holborn; cad 38, Haymarket, London ; where they bad the satisfaction', sea the very last Lottery, to Share and Sell 4,421 £25,000 I 11,182 £2,400 2,053 21,000 12,730... . . ..... 2,400 1,446 4,000 110 . . . bellitsrs many smader Capitab.—And tbey also sold in %area ♦IL the 20,0001. Prises in one Lottery of the preceding . - Contract. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT have no beeuatM,o in reconisnendiag the Sheltie of the present Lottery (which Lrgins ou TUESDAY, 30th This Mooth) to the *Unties of their Frirods sod the Piiblit ;—it contains THREE of 30,0001! sad 30 other Capitals, All Money,—with not Two Blanks to a Prise.--30,11100L for the Fireb.driiwit Prize. 'reticle and Sheers ate on eldest their fortunate Others—where they hope to have the pleasure of payiag to the Public one Of •Off of the 30 3 0001. Prises—.sad by their Ageuts. _ . That the Court's Advertisement of the 29th alt. for. the Hire of Ships of 800 Tons end upwards, Builder's Measure. meet, and the Tenders for which were to be delivered at this House on Wednesday, the 3d October next, is withdrawn. The COURT further give Notice, that the Court will be • ready to receive Proposals in writing. at any time os or be fore WEDNESDAY, the 17th of October next, from the Owens of sett Ships, 44 the hordes of 800 Tuns sod up wards, Builder's measuiement, as have not performed mere thou Serer Voyages to and from India or Chios is the Com pany's Service, specifying the RATE of FREIGHT et which they may be willing to LET such SHIPS for ONE VOYAGE to CHINA in the COMPANY'. SERVICE. The ?coders, with the words "Ship Tender" ou the cover, to be aeverelly mated up sad• left with the Secretary at or before Twelve o'Clock at Noes on the said 17th of Octo►er, beyond which hour no Tender will be received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The Portico's,e of the Terms and Conditions upoo which the Ship. will be vacated, may be bad epee application to the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shippiog, on or after Monday next, the 24th instant. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIFE DEPARTMENT. THE Directors hereby give notice to Persons desirous of effecting Interlace on their own Lives, or the Lives of others, that the Lives moored by this Company are allowed to yeas by sea, is drfbed vessels, foam ems port of the United Kingdom to nether. sod to and reins the Islands of Guernsey and Jersey., and also In time of peace to pass in King's ships mid packet or passage vessels, between the British and Fteoch Ports in the English Channel, and to include the month of the river Themes, without extra Pre mium, and without being subjected to the inconvenience of applynig for the special leave of the Directors, as heretofore required by the omit conditions of Life Policies. HENRY DLSROROUGH, Jun. Secretary. Persons 'stored fur the whole Won of Life, will bare so addition made to their Policies every seventh year, on the principle so beneficially practised tilt lately at the Eqoi table Assurance Office; or the amount thereof may be applied (a reduction orlbelotatro poreonds of Preosion. Policies may also be effected fur the whole term of Life on a plan peculiar to this Office, whereby the Premium it payable for a fixed wriabor of years may. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Policies for 31/0/. and upwards will be retitled waskrlid system of Aainninee practised by this Office, to participate is. the surplus Preasinias every fifth year, provislothigin thin' baa been made fur loss • Proposals felt f explanatory of the P.inciples sad Rates of the Coinpawy,"nsiy he had at the priaeipal Office ist Chespsidc, Landau', nod pf the several Agents in the Comas,. TO SOLICITORS, BANKERS, AND OTHERS, IN THE COUNTRY. Gentlemen who are williug to met as Anent, for the Atlas Assurance Company are regoeoted to address their op. plieatioa to the Secretary at the °thee in C►eapaide, accom panied with a reference to Persons in London. Chearside, London, October 11, 11351. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RBUEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craven-street ' Strand, August 1, 1821. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, via. f s. d. His Rnysl Hichoess the Doke of Gloucester ro,irtla Beurfactiou The Richt Huu. the Earl of R.idnor, Vice- President The Right Huu. the Consults@ of Radnor A. 5 5 Sir H. C. Ildwison, per Hrrries nod Co.. 5 U 0 Oahu Mackenzie, Esq. per Secretary A. 2 2 tl debts Ward, Esq a A. 2 2 0 Williams Brewster, Esq • A 4 2 0 Joh* Colander, E•q. per Secretary A. 1 1 0 John Mangles Esti A 1 1 0 James Mang les, Esq A. 1 1 0 J. H. L. 10 10 0 T. C. (letirr-bnx) E. F. I..(dgito) Mary Fryer, Esq. A 1 1 £'7llo 0 Divebarged and relieved front Cimino., Prison 109 Debturr, fur the mom of Curnuitered inc CINVS of O6 Petitioners, Approved Refeired fur inquiry Deferred.... Rejected . . And considered luailmimible J. F. lessons, Esq. A Mir Webb A Edw. Webb, Fi/q. fur the IMO Mrs. Jones of Aileen William Dooms', film A 2 2 0 bliss Cleaver Benefactions are received by Jobs Commis* Mild, Esq. the Treasurer, Cheyse-walk, Chelsea ; also by Messrs. Menial, Farquhar, soil Co. St. J swiev'smf reel ; Messrs. Homes ! Met wen ; Mmors. Whitmore and Co. Lorabard.strert ;• Messrs. Cocks, Cocks, sod Ridge, Chariax cross; Messes. Dorrieo sad Cu. Fiucb-laor, Curuhill; Messrs. Hasonscrsleys, Pall taall Meson. Veers soil Co. 77, Lombard -street; slid by Mr. Grasswell, lb, &sectary, No. 7, Craves.street, Slrasd, wbsee tbs Nooks may las semi by those who are inclined to support this Charily, sod where the Society meet on the Ant Wcdorsday in October pro. 2 2 0 2 2 0 OUTRAGES IN THE COUNTY OF LIMERICK. LIMERICK, OCTOSIRS 10. • Ballissirick, the residence of Michael White, Esq. was attacked on Thursday sight, ■t the early hour of eight o'clock, by a very large party, ell wall armed. Mr. White had but one servant-wino is the house. They first attacked the door with a sledge, and required him to hand out his arm•, particularising the number and kind be had, and as accurate as possible, with a promise of their being returned after a few nights. Mr. White refused doing so ; on which they succeeded io breaking one of the iron bars of a window in the ball, by which • great itemger entered. Being so much oot-numbeted, M►. White put out the lights, end took his station et the winding of the gain, rind declared his dr. tennis:ties to have the life of the first person whit would stand them ; they remaiued• for aawie tinsolo the half, and after • lung consultation, retired, without arms, or mu being allowed the satisfaction to search for them. Mr. White's fires conduct is worthy Imitation, and nothing is more clear than that • little determinatiou would put doers the dastardly assailants. Ow Friday night, between the heart of nine and ten o'clock, • banditi attacked the house of James Raymond, Esq. of Hollywood. in this county, and succeeded is taking of two guns and a blunderbuss. Mr. Raymond was in Kerry, sod beteg apprised of his absence, they attacked the frost mad rear of the holm at t►e same time, breaking all the win dows ; but not being able to force as entry at the lower pa. t, they clamed to a modest on the second fluor, which they dashed in, and by which MC4IIII accomplished their object. The same party al.o attacked the house of Thomas Brown Fitzgerald, Esq. of Ballinvirick, and a like rummer utstaiord Are-arms. The boomer of Thomas Furlong, Eeq at Dromeulliher, and flnistsia Hullers Odell, near the Grows, were misrbed fur Ire-arnis uu Saturday night, and she bsudini bras WE ' Ifieerrel boom iu the village of Ballitigarry were searched Seedey eight fur 6re•armr. The house of Richard J. Sweeney, Esq. of Glsadulf, in this smooth was attacked on Saturday by a numerous band of Iranians, who, we are sorry to learn, succeeded is obtain- Mg meets stand of Smarms Since writing the above, we have received the following triter from Mr. Sweeney, dated GlsndulT, October 9:— The arms which were taken us Saturday night from my house, were last uitlit sent back in perfect repair." In the middle of the day on iVediseedity a gang of armed fellows, with their fates blackened. had the hardihood to enter Camas., the residence of John J. Sullivan, Esq. hut were disappointed in obtaining fire-arms, which Mr. Sullivan removed a short time before. The arms taken from Sir Aubrey De Pere Hunt, Bart. at Currah, have bees returued to Sir Aubrey's brother.m-law, Mr. Rice, M.P. After 11w party took the arms from Mr. Nashis bower, they proceeded to the house of a respectable fartm►r. of the use of Wallis, ■ tenant of Mr. Mason's, of Gleabruok, from whom they took a gun; sit front hence arose as erroneous report that Mr. Mason's house was attacked. O Monday night, about twelve o'clock, Mr. Millwood's premises at Courthraek were attacked by a number of locus, who surrounded the lodge at the gate, and after tbreateuing the people inside, and &siring them not to attempt to stir out, proceeded to strip the lea fri4 the roof, a quantity of which they carried away. This M the third time Mr. Mill wood'. place has been robbed offers', volume his house en ters.' in search of arm•. We have just beard that a party of the military came up with a banditti last Met, in the neighbourhood of Newcam tk, upon whom they fired ; one of Them ha. been killed and several wounded—one man has been brought in prisoner to the Bridewell of Rathkeale. The yeomanry corps of Colonel C►oshie and Capt. Leslie nightly patrol the roads between Torbert and Ltstowel, which prevent. ally outrages whatever being perpetrated in these distrithe. RIOT AT Tilt RACK COL:WM—On Sillira3l, from den to one o'clock al Sidon, a great number of persons were seen on the different roads convetii•nt to this city, all seemingly approaching towards the Rare-course of Newcastle, and armed with gums hlunderbusees, pistols, swords, scythes, Ste. Ste. :Such an had the curiosity to ask when• they were proceeding, or what was their object by appearing in so illegal a manner, received only impertinent neturers, soil the warriors swaggered on with aosir of ettufideure in themselves, and indifference towards the ob , some of whom were of rank sod well known to them as possessing authority. Ii was, however, soon ascertained that two fac tions were to meet at the rates to decide sonar of their dif ferences, and they chose the use of fire-arms fur that par pose, is preference to the native weapon. Immediately after the first heat was over, a silt& shot was fired by one party, and in an initial there was a general rush towards the tents to meet the opposite faction; shuts were fired without number, and the screeching,' and maniac eshibt tioas of some of those deluded people were really horrific. The peaceable spectators were obliged to 9y is all direr floes, and the assailing party being more numerous than their opponeuts, compelled else latter to retire, and leave the Carmichael, with as little delay as possible, proweededrialffir' the Mayor and one of the City Sheriffs; on reaching the gate of the race-grusind Ilse dragoons drew up limo, and showed a front towards the rioter', who had previously felieed to an ailjoiniag hill, distant about half • mile. lustead of retiring ou view of the military. they set up • shout I" livid sevens' data is triumph and contempt. As them was then so fighting, the object to be attained was the talking tef the arms with which they were plentifully supplied, sad for Ibis purpose the Mayor ordered the drettelmie tots Ism divisions, one of which, with the Sheriff, peseieofialoemosa the hill to the bark road by Moseleen ; and the other •itle the High Constable in • contrary direction by the road leading to Ballysinion. In a short time both parties came round the hill and the rioters fled is all directions—some throwing away their arms into potato fields and dykes. while others had the ,temerity to lire upon their pursuers from behind the hedges. The dragoons, however, cot such of them down as came within their reach. There were three prisoners arrested and conveyed to gaol with some fire arms. One of the dragoon's horses received a ball In the belly, sod died nest day. A party of the 79th foot, with Alderman Waters% were on the race-ground, which they occupied is absent* of the dragoons ; had they been able to follow, measures would have been taken to prevent the escape of an ta dividual. The civil authorities were particularly active ou this occasion, and the aid they received from some of the City High Constables, particularly Mr. Bellow, was very creditable. Major Parker, Mr. Waller, Mr. Orms by, and other Gentlemen, wise knew the country, leaped their horses over every impediment in pursuit of the riot ers, and the dragoons not being able to follow. those Gentle men were many times is imminent danger of being shot, as the villaiss *ere then firing from the ditches • fortunately, no injury was sustained. Infermatioas , whic h are capital, have been taken by the Mayor against those in ciestody,asd a full identity of their parsons is made.--(Citemiddir.) Monday last, agreeably to public notice, a useetisg of the County Limerick Magistrates was held at the Court House of Rathintele, to devise measures for suppressing the out rages which disgrace the western part of the county. De Cooney O'Grady, Esq. High Sheriff, being called to the Chair, he was addressed at souse length by Major-Gene ral Sir John Lambert, Comosandtng Officer of the dis trict, who stated that be was deputed (in conjunction with Mr. 'Wslcocks, Major Warburton, and Major Stewart, Chief Officers of Police), by Goverussent to assure the gentlemen and p ble inhabitants, that the most energetic measures would be resorted to if the mrani intentbd to be pursued eV., not produce a restoration of good order and quietude. Several Magistrates spoke of tbe outrages nightly perpetrated iu their vicinity.ascl stated that the object of the banditti ap peered to be for the sole object of obtainiar lire-areas. After a •me further consultation it was agreed by the •meeting to statiou military detachments at Shanagulden, Stosiehall,Bal lingarry,Abbeyfeale, and Drunscolloleer. For that purpose an order was sent to Templemore foe 300 of the 40th regiment, who were to proceed this soaraisig es a route fur their re spective Wilk's. is the county. The following is the Jigsawsl of the additional force about to be seat to this comity :-100 at Newcastle, head quarters; 30 Kaihkeale, 30 Abbeyfeale, 20 Rallingarry; 20 Stonehsll, 20 Dromcolluber, 20 Asbestos, 20 Talbert, 20 Skanagoldesi: barracks to be provided by the Gentlemen of these respective places, and when ready, furniture to be for warded by Goversinent. SHOCKING FRATRICIDE. We understand that a man - was killed oat Monday morn ing, i■ she neighbourhood of Mullinavat, by hi. own bro. ther. We have nut learned wills certainty the names of the parties, or any authentic particular., except that the de ceased war killed by repeated blows from • stick on the head, and that the tragical occurrence was the consequence of a sodden dispute. The unilateral perpetrator, it is maid, ins. mediately absconded, pursued by • corner of country peo ple, but we have out heard that be was overtakes --(Waiver ford Chromic..) ORANGE PROCESSION AT BANbON. Our readers are already aware of the horrible results which followed the public parading of • procession of Orangemen, at Bandon, on the 24 of hay last (the first of July being Sunday, the proceisaiosawas postponed until the One man was killed, and • woman, for adraocei in pregnancy, shot through the heart! At the present Assizes of Cork, two of the Orentemest were indicted fee - the murders; but owing to Ike circumstance of the riot and tu mult being general, the capital charge could sot be supporn t ed, and they were found guilty of llanslaughte► only. Oii kloodsy these men were brought up to receive sent►nce, when Baron Smith, who presided, delivered the following judgment:— " Pali bare bees tried for an olfe•ee, w inure scrim's one than which can scarcely be conceived; and if the verdict which has been returned implied a certainty of ynnr iun•- crnce, this would be a certehily in which I should Rad it difficult to concur. Bul iu convicting you of manslasighter, the Jury, adopting the °photos of the Court ups., she law, merely expressed a doubt upon the proofs whether the cave amounted to an unquestionable murder. The sentence of the Court is, that you and each of you be burned in the band, imprisoned fur our year, find security for your future good behaviour for meets years—yourselves each iu 1001, and two sureties in bOl. each; ■nd that then, and trot till then, you be discharged." AMEItICA. NEW YORK GENERAL SESSIONS, Wawa 14. THE PEOPLE P. JOSIAH WILSON. Mann and David Graham, Associate Counsel, with Maxwell. District Attorney, fur the prosecu tion; Wtilimn M. Prier, Counsel for Drfendaiii. This case, which excited considelable interest, was in substance as follows The Defendant, Mr. Wilson, keeps • hat store at No. 160 Broadway. and is the gentleman to whom our citizens are indebted lot reducing the price of ordinary tine lists, within I par or two jillSt. The complainant, Mr. Gardner, is also a hatter, and au pernitendent of the establishment of Benedict and Clarke. in Chatham-street. A hop, who had for. overly lived with Benedict and Clarke, without be ing indented, applied to Mr. IV.lion, a few days before the fracas, to procure emplt patent, allrgiog that he had left the employ of Bruedict and Clarke at the request of Ins parents, who would not con. sent to his going with them out of the state. This hity having been presiourly recommended to dr. Wilson by a gentleman of the trade, he ►eceived liiin f erithout scruple or hesit.►tton. It appeared in testimony. that a general aseetiag of the master hatters took place at Tanstuany hall, on the evening of the I6th July la 4, which Gardner attended, although not a master hatter. her the hauliers of the mottling was otteudeof tor, esnimitte was appended, of which Mr. Wits* , ow, to make arroogemaits for the nest eeeatig. While this committee were moulting together an the Wink Gardner,' who hod been heortifir fob that be'esose to 'may-halt that wain, fas,,. the espies purpose if Rigging Willa. sralbel l jet ' to the Defolohnit, whom he seized by the grllltliMil': , estelsitned, "You are the Tamil Or d—d ithstrialms away other pimple's apprentices !" --n..- 'Willett. with linfolpittl betuoitlusewt, denied-I*hr oemmosicm, and mid be scorned such 011 , ~.. . _,,isettitt The members of the committ ee then toteorittlMNlT Soiling Gouda, determined sin bah iss 4116#10* . they thought it eaptaist to put him mit dike mum. When the committee hod fiidshed tlesiehime , Moeo, and were tearing the lair, Ourettatiothhi had waited at the outer door, followed t t c rs wit. cm to the steps, wher e h e renewed his a ash threatening language ad oiesseciag Resent. IVO son coolly sieltrised him to desist, and go asishoolho business ; but this only seemed- to esasiOld. Min the more, and he continued walking by she side of iVilson, goadisig his right side with his elbow until the latter fouod hims e lf c om p e ll e d, in iselfolt:firoce. to deter him by a blow, which was inflicted with his left hand. Gardner immediately closed with Wilson, and a scuffle ensued, which resulted iii Wilson's falling with his head against the iron rail ing, which produced a contusion that bled profusely. Stunned and bewildered by tins shock, Wilson lay at the mercy of his opponent for several seconds before he could recover his recollection ; when he grasped at the face of Gardner with his baud, at the same time securing between his teeth, the finger that was attempting to deprive him of on eye. In the course of the scuffle Wilson turned his antagonist, still retaining 1... finger in his mouth. Gardner cried out, "He is biting !" The spectators now partially succeeded in se parating the parties, and Wilson entreated the by-staiiders to take Gardner away from him, as he, Wilson, was not only averse to making himself a blackguard by fighting in the stretil.' but that he was an invalid, and too weak and debilitated to maintain so unequal a contest. They Were at length separated, and Wilson at tempted to make good his retreat, but was pursued by Gardner with the cry of '6 Stop thief !" In crossing the street, Wilson received a fall, which severely bruised him in several parts of his body. He was taken up by two gentlemen, and conveyed to a grocery store, where lie was refused admission as a lugitive thief, until some one recognised him mod called him by his name. Gardner pursued him into ihe store and made several new attempts to assault him, after he left it. The cry of " Watch! Watch !" however, on the part of Wilson, Gustily Jelieved him from his 'wisdom, and he was con ducted house by his friends. -r• Boih parties were indicted for *smelt and bat tery, and by consent of Counsel both trials took place at the same time, and before the same Jury. The foregoing is the substance of Wilson's testi miniy. which was amply corroborated by L. W. Benedict. Robert Hatch, Mr. %Vella, and Doctor Cognac—the two last were on the part of Geederk. i ~~~+ On the other hind, Mr. Gardner swore that it was toot his intention to provoke a tight with Wil son; that lie had never previously said that he meant to go to that meeting and insult %Yawn that Wilson struck the hist blow, upon which he, Gardner. clenched him, rid they rinse down to gether ; that Wilups bit the middle finger of his right hand very severely, and attempted to bite his nose utl, which he only prevented by suddeuly jerking hack his head, but not without losing R little skits Goon each sidei where the. prima of teeth were left ; and that Wilson had - turned Imo, and was on the top of him when he did-io. On being crow-examined, however, ambler admitted that the boy. no question w a s not actually an appoentice to Benedict and Clorke, but only employed 'll them, and that he went to 'Nat many Hall with the express deteroninat . of tel ling %Volum, that " it war raiocelly conduct in I to harbour the boy." .• On being questioned a: to the cry of " Stop thief!" he swore that he did snot hear lily of the people cry "Stop thief !" Thr question was 'bolo put iet a more direct alsape, but was overruled toy the Court, as we enures is I:unlimited to anewer questiortthut may cellulosic himself, , or insulter himself in a civil proreciatimi. Mr. Welk swore that Wilson told hits that G o o e ver had solitetted him twice before lie rrtylwtcd ; that he itreek hire vinleootly with his elbow oar his aide ; and Aro. tin defend himself, Wilson struck Gardener with his left hand, his right b ing toenai l:mind wish his umbrella, and brio 4 oral to (.rard- OCT j that Wilson's side ads murk bronco*, and dust he had brew kale ever sm. e. James Oliver swore !hot he eaw. flarliter shortly after the aNniy„ and that his face sod . wet: bleeding. nisei that his bogey was vary 1.104 y. • Mr. Benedict swore that CiAliter fleet seeritilted by violently sei4itig mO6 arm, theft ion; him in the sole to 3 vieirsit manner, of ) they left the steps of Tootornaoy Nall, riving, " You are the rowel Oast takes airway other roortiple's apprentices," nod all this before Wilson. had struck him at all. Hubert Hatch swore that he heard Gardner say that he came to Tammany Hall that evening to Aug Wilson. Witness rawlne greasier pint o f the yl}4i, and considered Wilson's te.tiniorry In he coo et but could :sot positively airy, anseerveral. -people Wrl e between him aunt the cotutrottants; •ttitst from the first to the last Garolurr was the 'regressor. or. Ccogoiac, a respectable siraggrot: sit Chat how-start, examined 3lr. Gardiiet% worinds sn the day following the fracas*. and riol woo think those on the nose were the 'Viet of a twee, Rot that they hail beeik•inhosteil by the tiliger roads ; these coneurrioF vistbo the testimony tot Ichalsokihrice swore that he Paw Gardner come up to Wilson in the Hall, and &tumid, " Why do t : • ~#~.