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beetle( mold moll, books, deed*, ,a of the Court, creditoreoe.4od • atilt or . solicit clerk, or insolvents t isun free and Ater", dwelling house Dover. shirts, honse . hewing pawnbrokers provrd w hie+ the Prisoners, was , Omagh it s►e most evidence 'find Piscker t the othrr Prison. hire rolthrd the that The transported against know- imptirooment • ago. the apprentice to to per- •nd . into iolborn. the bre.' , Ille toff ibe the the so. lite the The lure ',lice. thorise I 'err. that resorted war ahr. J (int I, iltlerollll found room conre)ed , Eq• •pprrr- proper purpose. Sax mere identified as reputed thieves, or associating with thieves, sharpers, See. and as such the Ma gistrates ordered them to be committed, or find securities for there appearance at the &B.Mus. ' Mary Ann Jordan was charged by Davis, the constable, on suspicion of twin cuueerord in rubbiog oue ot• the Dover stage-coaches lately of propel ty to a considerable amount. The Prisoner was apprehended yesterday, iu Deasi.sireet, Westminster, with a quantity of wearing apparel and sove reigns in bi r possession, supposed to be part of the stolen 'property. She was committed fur further examination. Vesterds) afternoon a man went into the slrop..f Mr. %Viet, powuhruker, Bruad-►treet, Bloomsbury, soul offered a solos. `le Alyce snuff-box to pledge; Mr. Chamberlain, the shop. man, suspecting the box to have been stolen, detained it and the mars till the arrival of Ellistlse constable, who took the mass into custody, and as be was euoveyiog him through B !too-street to the office, he was attacked by a gang of mores, who collected a mob to the number of upwards of 100; they knocked Ellis down, and effected the escape of his Prisoner. Ellis, although down and one of the villains on him, providentially escaped without coy serious injury. A woman of the name of Caroltue Taylor afterwards came for ward to claim the box, but not been able to give a satis factory account of it, she was detained. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. THAYER'S CASE. The further inquiry into ibis oufortunate man's rase oc cupied much of Mr. Maiowaring's •Itention yesterday, and as the Magistrate observed upon earls inquiry, the ruutra►iety of swearing produced some new feature, mud another person was detaiued for litre swragiug at this examination. Thayer was unable to attend, as appeared by • report brought by Furman from Om Hospital. He is again confined to his bed, on the lowest diet, mid his life is in numb dancer. . . A witness (John Riley), of Charles-street, whose appear ance wee compulsory, he hsvina refused to attired at the for mate!' tzamiaatiuu, swore that he saw Tha)er &dement to the . . . 49 .., 0 . ... . • . . . ' . • , 1 4 • lb 141111141114 V oil of Cottri, the necessity of septylne to and *flee the Ist day of !smeary meat, n 6 brae, fur karts 'the lassfidliose4 fur an Aet of P s olts on ent conothiing • clause should he issued in the Mee of any Insolvent who should no to make it • felony for an attorney to • Commission of at the tieseof filing big sehedele, deposit silhis books, deed 1 haukreptcy to interfere in the choice of assiguees. He was led writings relating to his estate, at the oilia oldie Cour errand if such an Act was pained into a law, it would seed for the inspection and investigation of the creditors..., * more attonsies to Botany Bay thaw She Act of Parliament also, that no attorney appointed to practise in that COQ , .11.1 ill the county of Noefolk. sleth' in future presume to employ any gaoler, turnkey, a • Tomorrow (this day) will be the first Seal after Term, prisoner in soy attic guile in London and Surrey, to solir —,......—___ ..._. • fur him the business of insolvents, or to eel as his clerk, c COURT OF KING'S BENCH,-Wcwittioes6,"a! discharge any duty appertamiog to the eases of insolvent 1 TURSDAT, DECRIIIILR 4. . pendieg before that Court. Alert Me 1.01113 CRIS, JelYiee and Common Janke. SURREY SESSIONS, DECINBRR 4. CHRISTII AND ANOTHER V. CLARKS. —...........--- ' Mr. Scsautre stated the case to the Jury. The Plain. GANG OF HOUSE BREAKERS. ItY. are timber merchants, who had imported from Africa . 1 5 „,, thi k 5i,,,,,,,,,, Wm. pi„*„, James Goff ( the ~,,,, ! a epotatity of lie wood, which would serve as • substitute for lushes-any. This they put is the bands of a person uf Joists Goff, may years so officer at Ustion.ball), an NlizobelA Gore, part of a daring gang of holm-breaker usesed Price. to sell for them. A. upholsterer living to were indicted for felouiously steeling in the dwelling hous Clerkenwell (named Knight) wanted to become • purch ~,,, of James Cuvertey, of No. 7, Theobald's.street, New Dom tut Price objected to selling it to him on credit. Three road, Souihwaik, three gowns, two dresses, several shirt' works after Knight came with the Defendant mad looked .t ehentite, caps, late, and other properly. the waist again, which was lying in the Londou Ducks, and Mr.Coverlty stated the nature of the robbery. His bons erbreted to the amount of 1861.; lint Price again objected to was broken open, mid the property stolen. Goff and Sim giving Knight credit, on which the Defendant said he was mons escaped with the properly, bat Meeker was appre is Man ill good circumstances and perfectly solvent, and he herded on the spot. (nestle) would have uo ohjection ti come ender acceptance Charlotte Gore, who resides at No. 11, James 'tree We all ahoy. 1081. UP" Ibis rePee"ntalt°" Pr ic e " nre " led New-fat, Lambeth, proved that the female Prisoner (he In let Knight here the wood, and drew upon him two hills sister) brought to her house the articles stoles from the pre el 501 each, bat could nut get Clarke's acceptance fur the 881. wises of the Prosecutor. 1 ',evading to his agreement; but afterwards Pike gut from Knight were iltahosoured when at maturity, and it was die- As.. Wilby, servast to last witness, deposed to bowie him a hill of 401. which was duly paid; but the bills on pledged part of the stolen properly at different pawnbroker by desire of the female Primmer, who admitted subsequent t 1 . 'sowed that Knight was insofvent, and that Clarke held his the pawning that she received the stoles property from th warrant of attorney for 2001. and upwards, and had got all the p ri mmer., Simmons and Goff. i y, h r e up po er u t u y iri iit o u .a h o is ommi hande ft . t et he ce s m a puts ini t i t ir iz w o h ll ic te th e ey hd re lie fu g sed s in , ',red the present action was brought to recover 1861. fur til l e ir d e b p y a s w i n n bro u kzs riey. produced the property, and it was ideal Benjamin Elates, • turnkey at Horsemonger.lene, prove which credit hail loco twee to Knight on the false retire- th a t the Prisoner Simmons gave • shirt to be washed, whir seotet,ons of the Defendant. The Learaed Counsel called a m" was identified b y Mrs. coseriey to b e part of lb t witnesses who proved the case. . property stolen. Mr MARRTATT, fur the Defendant, costesded that Other wiettessee were examined, proving that the Prisoner Knight had bete the party imposed upon : the wood being Siremons, Pine ken, and Goff, were in company together 0 Of a yr, y inferior finality, and worth sent to nothing. He the night the rabbi-1y was committed, and Steil lurking ties called knight as a witness, who stated that the wood was Mr. Cuverley's house. sold to him ose his own credit by Pelee, whom be always en- Gore, 'be female Prisoner, had confessed that the othe derstual to be the owner of it. three Prieuners had committed the robbes y, and gisen he I The Loan Cuter Jostles left it to the Jury as • question the plunder to disimse of. : 1 to be decided by the credit in he gives by them to the each wit- nitises or each. Toe Jury oreud • verdict for the Plaintifh—•Damages 144/. • STANDBY V. DODD, Tbe CHAIRMAN. in slimming up, 'raid, that there . as u no evidence of stealing against the female Prisoner, though i was clearly proved that she was the receiver ; she mut t herefore lie acquitt,d. If lhio Jay thought the evident This was an action under the 58th Geo. lIT. esp. 137, p ullicieutly clear against the Miser Prisoners they would fin visiel, prohibits parish officers from supplying any articles them gaillY• fir eke use of the pour io the parish workbou.e. The Jury consulted some time, and fined Goff, Piockm Mr SCARLVIT stated to the Jury the object of the Act. mid Simmons Gaii//p; and Gore Not Gasify. The a frodant was, be said, • gurersur or director of the The Cower haring iusisirell into the characters of th poor of St. Matthew, Beihual-green, and also a cow-keeper, Polleurere, found that they were all notorious thieves. Gol in which latter capacity he bad supplied the pour-Lome es Oh had been toed at the last three Surrey Aseizes, and the oche . imilk, in contravention of the Art. He did not mean to say two Prisoners bad been repeatedly in custody. The Prison ••• that the Ilfrudent had made any undue profit, but it was era were ell under twenty years of age. the iutentinn of the Act to prevent persons Wag placed in The CHAIRM•N addressed them—" Prisoners, you hay situations where their duty and their interests might be at been rouirich dof this must atrocious rubbery; you Faille VariatiCe. The learned Counsel proceeded to call his wit- the Prusecutor of nearly every thing hr possessed in his moos world; yon almost cleared the premises of esery article the Brnnton, vestry clerk of St. Maithew,Betioral.green, was therein, and you ars must deuterons characters. Th and attorney to the Defendant, examined: The Defendant Court therefore adjudges that you be severally transporte is one of the qoalietel governors, by estate, not elected ; he beyond the sees fur the term of seven years." . believed the [Kleinlaut has not acted as a governor, though Tile Court ordered au indictment to be preferred again. ! i . lie has qualified. Elizabeth Gore, fur feloniously receiving the property, know tames Marten, roaster of the workhouse, examined —He ing it to have been etolen• behsesed the Defeudant had not acted as a governor fur the BREAKING PRISON. last two years and three moatba ; he acted before that period, Robert Maybe was senteuced to one year's imprisionmen rat stall resided in the parish ;beis • cow-keeper, and has for beenkitio out of Brixton gaol about twelve mouths age cows sod hind. The Defendant supplied the poor-house He pleaded guilty. , with milk wises the oilmen first became master, and coati- aillairmirMlLSMlL%masa , need to supply it fur some time. Garner, one of the pens POLICE. per.. frequently weal fur it. They got it cheaper there than 1, may where else. aims- h Ci,ss-exansined by the SOLICITOR GentltAL.—Witness 0011.DBALL. hot I ower to :teed for the milk where be chose. He deals It has been regulated by She statute 58 Geo.i 11. that th stow o ith a man of the mime of Cooper. officers of any parish, upon binding a poor child *promote Broussor, re-emmastied.—None of the Defendant's to a person tort resident in the parish, shall give notice t tl' • bills ever loosed tlouteeb my bards as Vestry Cita Mace the officers of the parish where the master or mistress t March IS4O. There is all entry of 61. les. ed. entered in whom he was alone to he bead shall reside, for the put the book of tradesmen's accounts as paid to Mr. Dodd fur pose of having the consent af the psopee authorities. • ! toilk. A case came tot yesterday before Aldermen Smith an Wm. Ganser, a pauper in the workhouse, proved getting Thumitsuo, upon which the Act alluded to was called iut Ore milk from the Defeat-taut in the early pail of thi• year. operation. He fetched about two quarts of a inuruiug. He was sent fur Frewin, • beadle of the parish of St. Andrew, Holbori i . it by the master attic workhouse. stated that be attended to object to the itoention of th t II '.- . . '(Lomas ellsool‘a was Overseer of the parish last year; oserseers of St. George ' Ilauover.square, to appressiice .. said the master of the workhouse is •ppuisited by the Go. fimodliitg boy, named Iletkeley Plaint)'. This name bad bee I 1 , Weroursand Vests y. He (wituess) has out the bills of Dudil, given to the wife, tumor child in coneequence of his baton „ ten ever sow abase i been found in Berkeley/41%8%re wheu the celebiated Plato ' 1 .• • John Watson as as Overseer from April 1820 to April 11321; I was in this running. The beadle stated that he went ill II I! ere .veie four Overseers. He meet- paid any bill of Dodd's. I house of the master, a cbouney-sweeper, and described it S Pall was called upon his subpuena but did nut appro. apartment in which the apprentices were kept. It was in D oaf Smith, joint Treasurer with S. Ball did not ever wretched state, without file or bedding, and a donkey as men sat check to Mr. amid. ; kept in it bight and day. Jetties Cullyer, yeasty beadle examined.-11 was part of I The master did net deny that the donkey had been in ii lOs duty to pay quarteily small bills, all una rla He has I room, bat said he was now absent, and would remain s• psi.! tome its Mr. Dodd, or Miss Dodd for him, within the The pour boy used another apprentice said they were grin 1 • • I..st tortve m ..... ler, but fur what lie did not kuuw. Tile happy and castrated. sum. hi pnid were between 61. and 71. The Magistrates were of opinion that the statement of II I TI.. case for Use Plaintiff being closed— boss should go for nothing ruder such circumstautes. TI The Luau Culler JUSTICE thought there was not suffi- donkey would probably teturu as soon as the iudientu rent evidence to support the declaration. It was similar to should be approved if, but that would not now take plat SI case un the Oxford Circuit, wisele the pauper bad purchased I They Own rejected the application of the parish to &abort 4 WOW Mall articles at the shop of the Overseer. Suppose an the act of binding Platuff apprentice to the chimney-sweeps 1 etirower to keep a grocer's shop, would the purchasing of a DOW , ETICET. rolort or singer by a pauper bring him within this Act of Several complaints having been made at this Office th 1' 'torment ! the Ruling Sun attic-house, in Bedfurdbury, was resort. Mr. Scettiterr submitted that there wash difference be- to by thieve, and pickpockets, Sir R, Birnie issued aas t ' tare eke ease alluded to by his Lordship aid tee pot te rs,. rant to appiehend all persons found in it ou Monday n,gll 1130 admitted chat a nom going with ready money in his and a quarter before one yesterday morning, Perry, Morn I , aid, it wee not incumbent on the seller to know fur whom and Oddy, constables be [origin to the Office, and a 'sumer° the artich • were; but here it must he presumed that Dodd party of the patrol, proceeded to the house, where they too, knew he was supplying the workhouse. 17 men drinking and smoking, all of them in • back roc : . The I.OBD Cuff, Jerrici observed, that there was no except three. They took ibein into custody and convey, contract ol aria tut rues', here: the Master was asobortmd to them to • watch-house, and ycsterdny morning they we . crud • here be thought fit, and he sent to the Defrodant.— brought to the Offi mi ce d underwent as examination befo 11.. Lordshi p thwagh l the Act of Parliament a° extreme ly Sir Richard Baste mita George Rowland Miturhull, Et • I. ..., kohl! one, but it would be straining it to say , that this Several of these persons were discharged, there not &ppm within 4 age came its prenssius— Plaintiff o.rstili miesuiteel. 1 lug any grounds to suppose they were assembled for ail il • proper purpose. Six were identified as reputed thieves, associating with thieves, sharpers, Ice. and as such the hi 1 VSOLEENT DEBTORS' COURT, TuesesaY, Dee. 4. ass ri \ I v ..... es ordered them to be committed, or find securities I Edward Philips, of the Bell farm , Tong, and late of Shift: there appearance at ihe Seet•jolre. 'Mary Ann Jordan was charged by Davis, the consult pat manor farm, feigner, a men of respectable appearance, . on suspicion of being cuucersied in rubbing one of the Doe . ' ass I. ght op thi• day for final examination. He Lod apt rare, t before the Court migmally on the 18th of October, ' 'lace-coaches lately uf propel ty to a considerable amount. The Prisoner was appreltended yesterday, iu Desti-sire ' okin his case was referred to the examination of Mr. Dance, a, the desire of his creditios, also wished that his tits Westminster, with a quantity of wearing apparel and so I.reigns Hi bin possession, suppemed ill be part of the stul should he carefully itivestieeted. Mr. Datire's Repot t was ti,,,, . lay mid. It charge d ii.. Insolvent w i t h b as i ng g i rd , a property. She OM committed for further examination. very o nsati•Feekry account of his affairs; with having kept I Yeetesda) afteruieou a inanwent into the 'lemur M a s. , :i a T i t f it., ticroulits for the purpose of concealing the state of his 1 powubruker, Bruad-etreet, B l ooms bury, and afferen t le ere; le ; with baring concealed property to a considerable be Silver enufr-bon to Pledge; Me. Chamberlain, the abs • 14113041111; and finally, with hawing gotta an aides preference man, suspecting the box to have been stolen, detained it . to so wrc or his cr „e to ,,,. Th e Court, re „i ra t uz a ll the sir- i the mass till the arrival of Ellesthe constable, who took ' curo-tauces 4 f this ease, adjudged, that he should not be t than into custody, and as be was conveying him thins • B Itoiostreet le the office, he was attacked by • gang , emseled to Ilse lusty& of the Act moil he shall have been in .' tas, who colld a mob the number of uward; ett.t. 11%, it the suit of his detaining creditors, for the space. ,' . , lOO ; m they knocked ecte Ellis down, to and effected the esc a pe of I el i !ft' OP if(lf fS. Prisoner. Ellis, although darn •ud one of the villains I hawse Dix Davey, late of Southampton-street, Camber. 1 well, st sooner, ors brought up Ott. day f ur fi na l examine. I him, providentially escaped without any serious Willey. woman of the name of Caroline Taylor afterwards came I lion. 1 . 11.• time had also loco referred to ire Officer of the i ward to claim the box, but not beteg able to give a as I . e come for ex • initiation, mud the Its-port, which was this day ; reed, emerged bon •isis having übtaisied credit to a conaider- i factory account of it, she was detained. 1 , • • able 511 , 011141. Mahout ago probable eapectation of being able ' MARLBOROUGH -sTREET his pat his debts. The Court , however, his owever, sew in case some THAYER'S CASE. ii' • ...........re•uf exteuummu• Thetm was no specific feat" ) The further inquiry into ibis oufortunate man' , case cum:noted in the conirscoug of any particular debt, but it ov wannets cI They ad the Magoirate übserred upon each inquiry, the coarse therefore 11-eitenced hint to fourtecu mouths imprisonment o f sweari ng produced some new fesoure, and another pee I fr o m cu m in the date of filing hie Petition- was detatued for false sweat iug at this eot xamation. Edward Jarkom Rooky was opposed on elle grimed of Th ey „ was amebic I „ tt „d, as appeare d b y a " I j i stiacted a debt to the aatusal 012001. with a rnao brou g ht b y Furman front the Hos pital. He is al ,• 1 u f th e n ame of Thum epos hive representations of the pun. cosfitted to his bed, on the lowest diet, mid his life i. II , pow fur ulnas it was to be applied. mach danger. „ . 1 The COVET sentenced him to twelve months' impii•on- 1 A witness (John Riley), of Charles - street , whose spy meow I *nee woe compulsory, he having refused to attend at the Iti the course of the day the Court intimated, that from ! suer thamtuatiuu, swore that he saw Thaler advance to i ti l 1 - ~~~ •iadow of Um setottel door mill At** it op. Re wits alma; ' lag at the door of ►is lodgiap immediately opposite. Thera I was a light is the room, but be Aid not see any other Versos I there. Thayer then pat ore foot out allot whitlow, three feet in height, then the other, and held by his hands half a mi nute,kicking with his feet ; which, on eross•gnestioning, it was proved would have broke the wiadows of the first floor, which was nut the case. He saw him drop, and be fell back wards. He saw two men i■ the passage of the house, and Mrs. Haggerty, who keeps it, seat one of them fur a watch. man before murder was called. Witness first swore Hag. gerty, who keeps the heave, was one of the men in the pas sage, and afterwards that be did not know him. He went on to state that the other man west out before he (the wit new) saw Thayer, and that he afterwards went into Hag gerty's parlour. Must of Ibis sweariag was coutradieled by the witness on cross-examination, and the whole of the latter part of his story was proved to be false by other winnows. Mr. Maitioariog expressed his horror and disgust at the abandoned falsehoods sworn to, aril he ordered the man Riley so be detained fur perjury, • woman (Price) having been similarly detained tin the former day. As there were others lament, the accused were all remanded till Friday, and the Magistrate said be world probe the case to the last. HATTON-GARDEN. On Monday W. Read, jun. brought into the Office Joke Crookes, a shoemaker, residieg is Totuill-street, Leather. lane, fur attempting to murder his wife. The unfortunate woman was carried into the Justice mom by three or four females, aid such was her dangerous slate, that, for the ends of justice, she was sustautly swore, when the following evideuce was delivered by her:—.he slated having hero married to the Prisoner shunt twelve years ago, sod that she was his seventh wife; that they had parted about Nor or five years, leaving her two children tinder his care; that she went that stunting to see the chil dren, ■od to remonstrate with the Prisoner on hts not send ing them to sc,ltool. Words ensiled, when o►e taxed him with having two of his funnel wives still alter, and that she would prosecute him for bigamy ; upon which lie look op a kuife used in his trade, and gave tier two desperate nomads in the abdomen, each of which was an inch deep. It appeared that the Prisoner's daughter, by one of his former wives, tried to save the Complainant 'rum the fury of her husband, and that in so doing she bail four fingers of her left bated nearly cat off. The Prisoner's daughter did nut appear during the examination of he► father and step mother: but Thomas Lee, • shoemaker, living iu the ante house with the Prisoner, and who took the knife out of his hand, proved the uturderous d attsek made epee tbs Com plainant; and that, after the two wounds were inflicted on her, the Prisoner exclaimed, * What am Ito do! What em Ito do!" Such was the reluctant testimony of this wit ness, that the Magistrates not only admosiished him, but threatened to commit him. Mr. Skinner, surgeon. of Haltou•garden, alienate' the Complainant, and gave it as his opinion that the wound? in flicted on her endangered her life, from the knife having en tered the intestines; and that in the event of inflammation, her death might be looked upon as certain in even a few Dunn. The attention and humanity of the worthy Magistrates were moat conspicuous during the examination, and upon the evidence of the Complainant being concluded, they di rected Bead to have her conveyed in a coach to St. Bartholo mew'. hospital, where she was instantly received, and every possible attention paid to her. Crooke. was committed fur further examination on Satur day next. IRELAND. DUBLIN. DECEMBER 1. The violence of the storm in the vicinity of town last night was so dreadful, that several large trees and chimnies have been prostrated, and the road through the Phceaix Park is impassable, from trees that have been blown down and lie across it. A number of pioneers were employed the greeter part of the day in removing the obstacles. A boy was killed on the North Strand by the falling of a house, 'skid) was blown down. There is a large gap in the wall on the west side of Harcourt-street, occasioned by the storm, and great part of weskit re ' mains seems in a very precarious state. ‘l'e have great pleasure in contradicting the statement rektive to the attack on Mr. Aylmer's house, near Kilcoek, uo such event having taken place. It was asserted positively yesterday that a brave and respected officer of the itid regiment had been assassioatril at Itathkeale. We are happy to say that the rumour was not well founded. Besides the intention to embody the yeomanry, the Government have taken many other precau tionary measures—amongst which la, a regulation for closing the gates of Dublin Castle every tvenisig tat four o'clock. The sitting of the Privy Council, which was to have ►aken place at the Castle yesterday, has been postponed to next Thursday. A letter from a military friend in the county of Limerick informs us, that no piquet service in the Pyrenees, or throughout the Peninsular war, equalled the harassing duty which he and his companions experience in that county. The tnatrav,e mein of the insu►gents exceeds all belief. A lew nights ago a very strong military force scoured the disturbed district, in a circuit of eighteen miles in search of arms, and their trophies were—all old rusty sword, and a hog duck gun ! " Jack Kock." who is at once the leader and secretary. writes his theeatenings and his warnings from so many places far distant from each other, that he misleads and harasses the military beyond tuesanre by his ap parent übiquity.—( Lein:tee Journal.) THE YEOMANRY. The yeomanry, as we have before stated, will be railed out generally throughout the country ; orders to this effect have been dispatched in various directions. The Revenue corps have received orders to embody themselves. Thursday, at two o'clock, agreeably to regular notices, the Commandants of the different yeomanry corps of this city met his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. His Excellency, after briefly touch iug on the disturbed state of different parts of the country, and the necessity of precautionary mea sure, to prevent its further progress, requested they would state the number, &c. that they could muster of their respective corps, in case of necessity, and for future arrangements referred theta to the Cinch Secretary, Mr. Grant, who was present. Ilia Ex cellency was also pleased to observe to the Com mandants, that it was not necessary fur them to come in a body for the future, as lie would himself receive their reports individually, as suited their convenience. Captain Stanley (Merchants' corps), Sir William Starner, Colonel Sir Robert Shaw, Captain Eashaw, Caputo Bloxham, Lord Castle coote, Captain Coleman, Captain Ihethurne, and many others, were present. On last Tuesday night the house of Captain Master, in the parish of Moore. near Ballitiasloe, was attacked and entered by a banditti, who de manded fire-arms. Fortunately there were no fire arms in the home; end, after 'searching the pre. mires, and beating a servant who had attempted to prevent them, they departed, without taking any thing with them etcept to powder-horn.—(Etseniag Paper.) On the night of the 22d an armed gang entered the house of one M'Oreevy, near Fairymount, and after having threatened to shoot him, took from him a gun.—(/bid./ A letter from the county of Kerry mentions, that a memorial to Government, praying for the re enactment of the Insurrection Act, is haridtng about for signatures among the gentry and principal in- Infants, under the sanction of the High Sheriff and person* of leading influence. It was thought ad visable not to call a public meeting, winch, by ne cessarily withdrawing persons of consideration and property from their houses for a dry, would leave the insurgents an easy opportunity of plundering them of arms in their absence.—(/bid.) We have ►een a letter written by a gentleman residing near Killarney, which mentions. that the Rector of the parish of Kuockane, where some miscreants had burned the parish church, had taken the preparatory steps which would entitle him to have the amount of the loos levied off the district. —(lbid) [From the Limerick Chronicle, of Wednesday, N0v.,11.] BURNING OF A CHURCH.—On Friday night some villains maliciously set fire to the parish church of Knockane, near Killarney, in the united diocese of Ardfert, and Inhale consumed ir, with a number of bibles and prayer.book., contained therein. The churchwardens of the parish were also threatened, a few days before, with tither loss of life or pro perty, if they did not desist from collecting the pa riah etas. TA' day David Cur►in, John Hislon, and John Mu/lane, were committed to the county gaol, by Lieutenant-Colonel Ball Our, 40th regiment, charged with having forcibly broken oven the door and felo niously entering the house of John Reily, of Church town, near Newcastle. It was very generally reported, and commi t & cited to us by letter, from a very respectable Gen tleman in Troller, on Saturday, that the house of the Rev. Edward Nash, at Larchville, near Trak., was also attacked on Saturday night by the same gang who murdered Major Collis, and that Mr. Nash was wounded in the breast. We are happy to find by a letter received yesterday from twit Gentleman, that the report is groundless. as on such circumstance has occurred, though he adorns it was very generally circulated itt Ins own neigh bourhood. It was conveyed to us in the same let ter which contained the account of Major Collis's murder, and which appeared iu The Chronicle of Saturday. Th . . statement in the Kilkenny Paper, that a proctor of the Rev. Mr. Laugrishe'r, in the county Clare, was lately murdered. is incorrect. Lord Charles Manners, 3d dragoons, Newcastle; Lieutenant-Colonel Dirk, 4411 Highlanders, Rath kesle ; and Lieutenant Colonel Balfour, 40th regi ment, Newcastle, are appointed Magistrate. of the county of Limerick. CORI, NOVEMBER 29. In addition to the outrage stated to our lest to have been committed on Lieutenant Waters, at Newmarket, on Sunday night, we have since learned that am the following (Monday) night. a party attacked the house of Captain Curran, also an officer on the half-pay establishment, and nephew to the late Muter of the Rolls, in the same neigh bourhood, from whom they - demanded arms ; which not appearing disposed to comply with, they dragged him out, and would probably have mur dered him also, but that providentially a gentle man who happened to dine with Mr. Curran, found the arms, and gave them up, upon %hick they went utf. The accounts of the attack on Lieut. Waters differ in ►ome particulars. The letter from our own correspondent gave us to understand that he was attacked in his house ; while it is stated in other communications that it was on his return from Newmarket to his residence lie was surrounded by some of the banditti that infest that district, who tired several shuts at him, one of which entered his groin, and left little hope of his recovery.— (Southeris Reporter.) KILKENNY. DECEMBER 1. We have just learned that a notice was ►ent with in these tew days through our Post-office, to a person of the name of Blancbrick!, a tenant on the estate of Lord Cliklen, not far from thus city, com manding him to abandon some land of which he had succeeded to the possession, on the surrender of two previous occupants. This lawless com munication, which was signed "Captain Rock," and " Lieutenant Starlight," declared, that the writers would treat Blanc Wield "in the same way that the Shea% were served," unless lie gave up the land in que►tion within a week, and that " if they did nut succeed in that way" they would " eeitle him and Miran' together." Our readers will recollect that the individual last named, and who resides in the hammy of Calumny, has been Inng obnoxious to the lawless peasantry of that quarter.— ( Moiler aloe.) We were correct in stating that a principal of the Gibney banditti had become an approver this nian's name is Phelan.--( I bid .1 The following persons were yesterday committed to our county gaol : Mieheel Campion and Min Ryan, charged with the mur der of George Brophy ; Patrick Connell, John Scully, suit John Campton, charged with homing the house of John Whelan, of Watersland, Galling. Ihe L einsier Journal, also printed in Kilkenny, and of the same date, observes—" Several „,),„,t atrocious outrages have taken place flu the verge of this county. We have already denounced the post. lug of threatening notices oil the noith and oil the south of this city." CARLOW, NOVEMBER 29. A gentleman of high respectability informs as. that the placards which were posted up last week at the Fair of Temple-Martin, on the county of Kil kenny, contaitied the following sintfication:- 1 * A o Tithes !"—" Au Tuxes!"—" Nirty per Cent. Reduction in hoar —(t.'arlow Morning Post./ street, (her Pre- iJen- 011 near her PRICE OF Bank Stuck...—. 236 3 per Ct. Red... 76 U 3 per Ct. Cona...• 7ii 76; 77} 31 per Cent. 4 per Ctuts... 9tikl 951 96k 5 per - Ct. N. Ann. 110ja YESTERDAY. B. L. Atm.— 191 5-16 India Stock Dino Bonds... ti 3 pr. EL Bills, 1,0001... dtt. pa►. Ditto 5001..4 di,. I pr. Ditto Small I di% 4 pr. Cons. for Ace.. PROM LAST IVIGHr'S CAZErrE. Pereira Odes, Drember 4,1821. The Kin/ lies Wes ptessed to approve of 81. Arvind he Corso' ■t Livorno' for his Mom Christian Majesty. Commission in the East Emma Militia, signed Al litt Gtr, Lieutenant of Ike County of Esse*. Ensign Benjamin Hell to be Lieutenant, vice JohsvOshorne dereared —dated October 2h, 1821. Mgmenasinvw.—The appointment of Ensign Charles Osborne was gaaetted by mistake• BANKRUPTS. Newry Court, of Fish-street-bill, London, .haw hat.m s . wufacturer, to ~..reader, Devemiter 8, 13, lend January 15, at feu, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Edward Rey. molds, St. John-street, aerkenwell. Thomas Gayfer, of Bruisyard, Sitfroth, merchant, to render, December 12, at six, 13, and January 15, at le,. ~1 the Bell Inn, Saxmundloam, Suffolk. Attorneys, Rabett and Mayhew, Saxmundham ; and Mr. Juba Alexo Carey-street, Lincoln's-Inn-field , . Loudon. William Mattson, of Kellett, Suffolk, farmer, to surrender, December 1201 six, 13, arid Janual y 15,41 tett, at the Bell lon, Sommundlism. Attorneys. Mr. Soteibwell, Saxmundham; and Mr. Elkins, Temple Chambers, London. Muyse, of Sexonundloam, Suffolk, baler, to sar render, December 12, at six, 13, and January 15, at ten, ort the Bell limo, Saximandharn. Attorneys, Mr. Southwell, Sax mundloam ; and Sir. Elkins, Temple Chamber*, Loudon. John Greaten, of Slot field, York, merchant, to 41114remler, December 14, 15, and January 15. at to else, stir. Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attorneys, Mr. Joseph Kno*4l, London ; sal Messrs. J. and J. Wheat, Sts , . aN„ William Booker, of Welch %Vitiate, Lancieter p victualler, to surrender, December 18, at five, 19, audJamastry 15, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Preston. Attorneys, Mr. Stuck, Chorley ; and Messrs Chippeudall, Sun, and Yallup , Great Queen-street, Loudon. Edward Staff and William Winson Star, of Norwich, brick-makers,to ',mender, December 17, 18, and January 15. at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. A rioroleys, 51e.ses. Rignold and Bright well, Norwich; and Messrs. Molitor, Frampton, and Loftus, New loos, Condon. John Harrison, late of 'Beck foul, Kirkby-Lou*Asle, West. morelatod, joiner, to surrender, December 28, at hve, 20, at ten, and January 15, at four, at the Rose and Crown Inn, Kirkby-Lnuadale. Attorneys, Messrs. Hulme, Frampton, 1114 Loftus, New Inn, London; and Mr. Pearson, Kirkby - Lousdale. Thomas Box, of Buckinigkans, banker, to surrender, De cember 8, at Guildhall, Laudon, 22, and J y IS, at time the Court of the Commissioners of Bankrupts, Wee. London, at tan. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Halloo prden. Junes Hntebines, of Hume Park-buildimra, Stoke-Da imerel, Devon, builder, to der, December IS, 19, and January IS, at eleven, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth.dock. Attorneys, Messrs. Raine, North, and Smart, Temple, Lon don ; and Mr. J. E. Etworthy, Plymouth-duck. William Riukitt, of St. John, Beverley, York, miller, to surrender, December 13, 14, and January IS, at eleven, at the King's Coffee•bouar, Hielostrect, Ktuptoo•u{mn-Hull. Attorneys, Mr. thigh Thomas Shaw, Elyplaee, Holborn, Landon; mid Mr. John Cressey Richardson, Hull. John Warner, late of Garforth, York, maltattr, to sur render, December 13, 14, and linuary lb, at eleven, at the Star ton , Pontefract, York. Atlorueya, Mr. Batty., Chan cery-lane, London; and Mr. Pcarsoa, Selby, York. (Dividends and Cori :finale: in oar wart.) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Drcrwita 3. It blew a strong gale last iitglst Irwin the ti.S W. and con limeeti till two p. at., when it damaged to the N., tight 1%441, cod boxy with rani. PLYMOUTTI DECZII26* 4. . - _ Arrived the Hope, Kellock, from Lisbon. The above, with two or three coasters. are Ike only arrivals fur loamy days, the weather having been very tenipeswiiius, sad still continues so with rain, thunder, and beaming ; it wee.- itionally blows a hurricane. lIIFICINIKR 3. The Barbara, Nit-holism'. from 51altIou for Leeds, haw been brought is with love of aurhors. A large weasel wad sees, on Saturday at the back of oar molds, towing to the southward by three snacks. HARWICH. DRCILUDIR 3. Arrived the Prrerverance, Wood, from 1.114644)11 for with loss of author sud chew. RAMIGATE, DICCXRSR 3. Arrived the Fox, Irvin, from Plymouth with store.; and Esther, Julthavoi, from 1...00duu fur St. Michael'., with luni of anchor and cable. LIMINGIOW, DIECCILBRIL 3. The John Baker, A*laby, rrporred yebtriday, i• gut uff without dachargrog her cargo, or receiving any damage. DEAL, DECETUIER 3. Came dove from the River the Carshaltou Park, Clark, for Jamaica ; and Lady Retrained. Young, for Gress(la. A brig and an American ahip have gone to leeward, hat no boat went to their ausitance. The Waimea are asill atter mined not to go i,ff to any ships except to IgITC Sites. hiaffpast Four p.m.—The wind ha. buddeidy o.ifted to the northward. and great part of the outward-butted art getting un d er weigh. Arrest tielore.—Winol more to the westward again ; light breeze, thick weather with rain. LIVEITOOL, merman?. The Repeater, Maxwell, from Baltimore fur ON purl. was drivel, us, ►hore 30ib ult. •lout u%v•., mike front Pwlbely he in bilked tad all the smarts golly by the boa►d. Crew and paaseugers saved, and cargo expected t p be saved. WHITSII•VCII, DICI.IIIIIIII. 1. Weiser experienced fur the last ten days a succession of westerly gales, but without sloiiig much initial to the ship ping, lull at live, p tn. yisirrday, it blew the heaviest /ale we Wiwi; exprneuei d fur many years, which CllllllllllClifor twelve hours; must of the ships broke their moorings at the piers, and many have been damaged, commix fun; of each other. Tie Henry, of Haddiagton, drove on the beach In high water. mark, and mast discharge to be got off; a am3ll I rish ti berry, 61. Cain, Master, with a number of paesengus, Catlett we shine behind the north pier, and immediately wens to pieees, when all on hoard (except the 61aster 16 in number, perished . Daly three bodies have yet heal found. A boat has been rant ashore at St. Dees belonging to the sloop New Tritoss, fleadou, of this port. The Defence cutter, Lieuienstit Reid, has ar rived here, left Douglas yesterday w with the above sloop, and parted with her at live p. at. off MaugliaLls Head; great anxiety is expressed fur her safety; it is report. ..I she had • number of passeugera un board. 'Eke gale has now abated. BIRTHS. On the lit instant, at Bryn, Glamorgaughtre, the lieu. Lady Morrie, sr a daughtt r. Ou the 2d instant, at Bedford Hill. Sam y, the Lady of . 1 . /Newt Burnett, Esq. of a atm. On Saturday, the Lt last:tot, the Lade of the Rev. Dot t. E. 1). Clarke, of Caushrtdge, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On Monday, at Petworth,Snasex,by the Rey. Mr. Sock, 11. C. Witham Henry Wet he, by, of Kmloe,-Iror, to 3,tm. FrattLea, eldest doughty.: of Without Hole, Lati. ul the fotrw r place. 0a Sundry I Ist, at Kenoiagtoo, by the 11 ,, r. Mr. Beaty Taylor. Lieut. G t twat Bawer, of Ore Kuril Tr,l , •6161 et' Inc Fully Humor, iponirb, w Mist. Yarrow, of Je1111)11.11iftei. DEATHS. Ois Tuesday the 40th ult m the :oth year of his ayi-, Haninumed, Esq. of Albau's Cavil, Kent At Woodeoi HIIISOP ‘ near Reading, on Wednesday she 23th •It., Aim, She wif e o f Th omas F raser , Esq., late High Eiberili . of Oxfordshire. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 8 after 10. I Evening 44 after IV. Pirated maid Published at THE BatITI6H rit EU aid TH6 GLOBE ►fice, N.•. in, Stroeml, 17 C. COSIONELI of the &rood.