The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-08-23 00:00:00

we bare- extracted the following peregrapij f..uni the Eclinlsnrgh l'epernrThurattay hunt-- • (In Wednesday night, at th e mi,i,,, rg h Th e . Mrs, as soon as the' curtain lied dranDe . fi at-the east (*Stile play, it eel inuawliqtely.tirawn•up again. when Mr. Racal came forward with a letter 6114 bawl, saying it gave hire heartfelt satisfactioe to h ave the hotioac of giving a piece of inteltigeoce which he knzer woghl be highly. grittifying to teary 911 ,, present : be then reed the letter, sehi4 trr this eirecti That en °Ewer bad just arrived at Leith FrOilt Gottenhargli, who brought intelligence that :shoat 11,500 Spaniar d , who toad been a eon sideraule time pest in Holstein, bad sent a depu tation to Admiral Sir JAMES SAWA AKET, reef renting that he would et them conveyed to join their bre thren in Spain, to assist in their present glorious streggle against the tens it of France, and that Sir JAKE' SAUMAREA was taking measures accord ingly.' The news were, of course, received with the mast rwaturmis approbation. Immediately after which the whole of the gerfhrisiers came on the e gge an d sang The Atithent and Rile Bei tanaia, the whole audience (which was one of the throng( et this season) enthusiastically joined in the chlrus." The /M.* t:f Kent Imt is arrived at Fal month from New-Ynrit anti Halifax, after a pass scze Irma the hitter place of 19 days. Tim Norton is ako arrived froip Jainaira.—The Siratiish Island of Culla has deellved against the Fregeh. • Yesterday leavening His Msawnn, Priiires.ies SnPlllAs AUGCSTA, and AMILTA, accompanied by Lady Nicarase;aparl GenAndo CARTWRIGHT and LIMY, rode in Windsor Park, and returned to • the Palace at twelve. His Royal Highness the DIAL! of CLAREXCS'S tradesman' displayed brilliant illiminutiviss, last night, in hoinsur of his !top) Highness's birth day. The gala at Vaushaa, last alight, given in honour of his Royal iiigitnosis birth-day, displayed the most brilliant and ippropriate illuminations i • the patens ware croetale.d to an excess. Lord Vise t Joceren set our, yeeterdaYa from B tres lintel, in lamps -street, with important dispatches to the Junta of Seville. His Lordatii t i Isla embark at l'orisintauth, on iso.a , d a•ss frigate. The importation of Portuguese and Spaniali vines . less of lute been very considerable; upwards of ninety vessels have arrived from 0,43,in :Lace the expulsion of the French from thence. Agent 15 , 000 gnilonti sf wine were entered at thc Cus tom-house during the tut week, and there are now upwards of forty vesicle on our Cuadt*, prOtattAilig to the Hirer. The Primes qf Asiurins, from Dublin to Barhadoes, was taken by the nenoramee privateer. sail carried into Martinique; the Captain slightly wounded ; the whole of the crew (save the Captain) duetted quarters. The Sapphire is arrived from the Cape of Good Hope; the .lciire, from thieStreits; and the. Ner tikrus frivtr from Oporto. When the Narcissist, left ()port.), the people were in the highest spirits, expecting the siwedy eurpswler of Justin% Gen. bras:cote landed at Marra, a point more southerly than Sir A. Wet tn.st.cv ; Gen••ral Axseauvium has also 14ndsst, but not till the l 2tli. The Atierlttere, BARNt!, of Shields, is lost in Sterightt. We are ittformed that en additional allowance of te. per day is is he given to Volunteer Adjutants, a ineasnre we highly improve, as most of them have been long itt the serile and at present they have no I hlgitig money, and lint in few instances forage for a horse, which the iudivitlual is compelled to keep for the public service. This reduces hat pay to about 13a. per week. It is to be loped that the grant will he retrospective to the date of their coin missions, a.; a partial indemnification for the tits pence they have already been at. The Neptune, Mu:taxis, from Liverpool, ar tired at OH Calabar the 30th April, and wart ex pected to leave there for Camaroons in cheat a mouth. Captain Marton is, on his outward hound plumage, in latitude 6. deg. 22. yin. N. about twenty leagues front Cape Mount, spoke the Ame rican vessel Daphne, slave laden, which had sailed front Cebensta on the 14th January, hotind to Charleston ; she hid buried the Ctipt Doctor, all the officers, and 30 slaves, and had many sick ; they were in great &Ares% and at their very earnest request, Capt. ,NIAG/lINIS spared them his Aecood taste to ooiuluct the vessel to Charleston. A Paper of yesterday stater, that an order has just been issued . by the CONWANDSE-1,4-CHtElt to sus pend the embarkation of the Fourth Expedition, under the einntnanti of General Be no. Whether the order arises from the intended adoption of some offieial refutation, or from a new destination of the Expedition, we are not prepared to say : we rhotild rather incline. however, to the latter °pl uton, The Dahlia Everting Pest, received yesterday, contradict* an account which appeared in some of the Papers respecting Sir JOHN Pisa!, in the fol lowing terms e are inithrorised to contradict' . a parag ra ph whi c h appeared in the London P a p er s' of Friday. respecting the death of Sir JOHN p.m's. in the Isle of Man, under eireninstances truly shocking. We understand the Captein of an Isle of Man vessel, who arrived yesterday morniug, states, that he saw Sir On NlOndliY last, in good health, in the island, and that the whole ac. orient must have been a fabrication." The para. rapt) alluded to was copied frog; a London Morn ing Paper. On Sunday, a boy, twelve or thirteen years old. fell nut of a boat into the river, about 10Q yards e:i the west side of filackfriane-tridge ; and, notwith standing the utmost exertion,' toeing ;mule by se veral persons to rescue him, he was unfortunately drowieed. It is supposed he was socked tinder some coal•barges which were stationed in the mid dle of the river. near the place where he fell in ; but although the men who attended with the drags to recover the body, tried that and other parts of the riser, sod used their utmost eodprours, they ware unitkole to rind it. . • 4 . '. ~IV .* -s 44 e i. ...... - IS :- g;- ' 5; . .•,(,.. b 4° WAVDSOR TERICACE. Their lifo,tasete* and the PR I' EIPIES made their appearance intake Terrtee; on Sunday e%eii log. 4 few ntiontes after *even o'clock, and never was.there a nine* minded and elegant asseinblav i to welcome them, and tr. evince tbat joy which their preitence never fail* to iuwire in all ranlp of their loyal and affectionate sulijectii. The crowd oa the Terrace was so great thir it became at fast wu alimolute stin;.eze, and required the stupid ea ertiona of Mr. Environs* and Mr, Dowsner, to form a clear piiiiage far the Utiltot, Pamir awl 'their attends:ma. 'their Maosertss.ippened to be both in the highest spirits, and conversed with much animation .with armed of the Nobility who were protein—and also with great anisbility with Mr. and Nlrs. Tvamirr J . 01'4 El. HIS 31.4.1E.51'Y was domed iu the fhlidress Windsor unifw m. THE QUEEN wore ti straw-eolourrel tiff-toy drrwl, whd , aaronet, and Kw* hire eloalt—heetdress the sauce s with al warn{ of dlinummis is the frowt. Piti . I ; :cERIA Gint r-starrhed muslin demi, over *lute saraust—ithete tleassy rub.; wills Si whits Ws cluck. PH I NCESS ELIZABETH—a spider-met elr,ss trimmed round the bottom -with um eirta.ii lasc, over white sarmi.t kirk linec ek.ik ; a bostfun of Mick velvet, fantoraintell with si reertp,fri what I. ,e Is anckerebocf ever it. Kt (Net/SR IfIRT--• pick Cifitily drys% and iireri% swotted with silver • Whirl In: veil him.; over the Shoulder,: Her heir pl.in draweatit r with • bandeau of back velvet, sad stwcrini muniments PRI,C•SIO St 1P111141, rl.gr,en *snort dress; while lace veil, a bao4eati of ivivet, •lies • pearl r),aiu ; ones meuts awl eur-aigs of the ea.- u; a ye.) br...ul Brecht t0u.,.1 the upper pat of the are, will. a su i no.lr gold view meat. PRINCESS AM44.IA-ea liar sad white shot sorsai t drcri, with a Aide lance cloak; b iodeau of black v:!eet, with au eiefautt' chain Of topasc, with iii,cklace and cross of tire awe. A trionz the chinpa;r : prr nit ,v. rer The Carl of ITlibrid.;,, Lord all I.ady 1;oston, Lou! and Lady ll'alionvhard, Scrim. lA* Bulk icy, Use !I .u. Mr. Villiers, CO. ;''tsuruw, 84. Ac. The Park v ib . wisarson, as well attended as the Ti and the several groaps for.ned there, i% a. varisty of Filmes, to view the coLcip.my sa th,: res - rwee--vs hi Ist others were wi• ;ely seat feted o'er the seene, walking ir diae..ent chrectiolos, ex hibiting a c.eq which, tor be•:,ity t‘tid ntay'Ge w uclt eis.i;y t! de scrolled. The evening was Mt -uly flue. inerisaii , r:•!•, itftr. n Nmitry past &clock, a very 1.. • lOYd Eat- j tirtirly Q lt r the Castle, threatened a ti . VVy. (Mk thunder, and oecinanned the ::olutly is tutor 1 , 04 Q er than woad. The two !, Otrrtw , u)d. Statfurd, continued, howetcr. W pla) till near nine, and a great L', A/ :E.:1: remained to listen to them, uter gloomy appearance of the u - aar•i,, Tpe ther, *notwithstanding our adr,ven.... ebuti nued fair. • The olisplay or csrringm iii tl'e stimet Far, sits immense. .—r•vm.......••• • WINDSOR TiIEA ft:ICA LS. • Tbo Theatre h*. been very attended trurils . the Wit week. On Friday, Tee tiean.r *rave*. sire Filth liet below Stairs . , vete pe rotated w sr crowded Lot elcont audiess4v, by desist. of the Earl of Uzarttnor. sad the Ofilcerit of rite sbar. d Play sad Farce went off with peat spirit and applause. siis ttoral H i ritiants 51Faitattro etitortaine4 a select party at Froiath Nololity, at din uer, y eater diay, ot his house in South Aml:ei-sheet. Sir Ao.iattAst and Lady Artiii.ta Hums arrived, lam night st their honsa in Hill -street, Urritelei square, from FlorttorzlsLire. The Menlo isof LA N*DOWN intends leaving Eng land in the course of nest month. on au excursion to Madera. The Earl and Countess of .IxasEY will leave Brighton, in a fro days, for their seat in Oxford shire. The Earl and Countess of Esszi wilt give a grand dinner, this day, at Cashinbury Park. The Eark of BAHRY)Iup: left Reading, yester day, for Eghatn. Mr. WALSH PcHATEIL intends shortly to enliven the fashionable world with a grand k'ete Chenipstre. •at hi., beautiful cottage on the banks of the l'inones. Miss Dusc'ss was to make her second appear ance at the York nature. on Sttturiloy but, w the parts of 144 Teazle and Nell; and List to4ht she svu to pmform the H'idete Bannon,. end Reza hum. • Lord and Lady DUDLIKT and WARD arrived in town ' es Saturday, from their seat iu Sta ff ordshire, and Will kart; on Sunday, fur Item.bgete, where they bass taken an ehiweit house for the season. The Bari and Countess of Oastowu left t own , yesterday, for their sat is Surrey. The Countess of Barsrot. was safely delivered of a troth on Sunday. nioruing, at her house, St. James's-square. Lord Dontran's home, in Arlington-street, is un dergoing i thorott_gb repair. Mr. ;ad Mrs. C. Kestimo hare performed the parts of Shylock mid Nara, at the Bright's Theatre. _ Mr.ELLISTON and Mrs, POW7.LL fitlitilt their en gagement at the FelinhurghTheatre this week ; on Thursday last they played Barnwell and Millwood. Mr. and Mrs. H. SIDDORS were to close their engagement, last iiisht, at the tiluigow theatre, with their own benefit. Thy performances were to be Mack Ado abota Nothiag, and Caracianie. Mira 8111T11 has arrived at Liverpool ; she was to make her delna, lawt night, at that Theatre, in the port of Isabella, iu . the tragedy of Pre. Fatal Marriage. F. LLOYD, Esq. will leave town this day for Welsh Poole, Montgomayshiro, and ou SAturday will proceed to Shrewsbury. Mr. Joe Ed, of covent-Garden Theatre, has per formed Tangent, Marplet, and Vapid, at Manches ter, with great success. Ile was bit night to per form the parts of Porter roughs,. anti P 4!; Mr. SesutuAa's Malleable farce of 774 e Critic, -fgr hie owe lieuelit, and slung his eupieuiel.t. 4POII 717VC 1NTE4.1.1C4 YORK &ACM. aiTLa.uAN, •acruaS CO RAL& lac i00.41a, b R. TAW riga. Lard Fulc's (Idle Mr. Iletitalia) Lay 11111; Aiwa, l.y 1 Mr ,lewtit's bay (*lt, Tesea Csitcl, by Sir Paaer Taw zle, dbl. alb Mid 3Sr 1 ugaiest Agnes. %au easy. • __ _ Malt (or :Amp. Two mike. lir W. Gerard's cll. c. H.mibletuisaan, out of Mori Ann, oat. *lb. - . I Mr. Woveles (late Mr. Al b c. Wearer, sit. Wis. Even betting, hut the slimier itre. tivourlta. Wou Ten' easy. for %mug,. h. ft.' Two mites. Mr. J. Acred's b. c. Waus , 'ora, by Stamford, Am by Sir Peter, set. My. W. tlucliinyutfs b. c. Silt iu, by St. George, o u t o f Nary, eat Eveu betting. Silvio suety** near the Eoding-Post. Match fur sours. b. ft. floe rode and halt Mr. Booltoa's L c. Chile , Ivy St. George, sat. Mr. tis:ton's b. c. foist sto • oo Ictio;ct. Won imsy. Modh fur smogs. h. ft. Tun Mr. Cliftim's b. c. Penh ou, brother to Fyldener, by Sir Prier Teazle, Rut. 3111. received forfeit from Mr. Mellish's h. I. Experiment, sat. 1)131BY 311:171 NG TIL*DAV, 41.fiLe? 16. The 3fsideis Note of s..d. for ail ate*. 2-mile loses. Mr. Nieves's. ch. rid. by No Precesi• 11-yrs 313 D est. AK Mr. nyol I a gr. C. Liehtlehl, t yrs, ist. tlb. Mr. Cares b. g Bryan, 4 { sst. sib 4 • 1 g Mr. iltirea Er. f Maid of ibs Mill, 2 yrs Mr lipuisbee's b. e. by ‘Coxy, 3 yrs old, rd.elb it S• Mr. Iticits..4l.in't ch. Mast * • * dr Alissoeostakuiot !op agu. Too nsiks. Sulista lbs es. Lord Grey's b: c. Cachou s by Ilcuiugbrougls, 4 yrs old, ant. elb ' 1 Mr. Situsirob. t Guriermiet, a yr.. wt.!, Gt. I t lb- • • fg. . • Alf >43110 A 1r . Fifty roma, fur all ..ges. Etruhaisle hketa. Mr. Atuirree b. 1.. lirmin. by 041nr.stmaagb, y M. old, est. 1.21 b l 1 Mr. Jeginiies illr Andre*, ri yrs alrl, net 9/4. Mr. Birolla b. s. yrs. bit! 3IS POUCZ. View. 4Tve Veers isribl and r !Lars ) fps' ) fps' were )osterany posh t before Mt. Z• e n the @Alive Magistrate, eharetd by the said servant of Mr. Tanana., Lavtag ;et into the dihiterieenti, at the It aiipeared from the evidesee of Mrs littlninnts, Mr. Tserrod's servant, that as she uas in thekstchea,assSeeday aftar.suoe„, between sere* meet o'lloek, she beard 'woe pt istins wail:tug over bend; ate *cut into the diniog.rueia. u Isere the Priati.ter. Smith, *el ; shc took bili of Loss and bmuelit hive down tides.' the some table spoons, • Lump I:04 ler! a 'marrow spool, stitch were 'tied a dirty p . whetiendarrehief in the okeerinoroote. When she sake , ' the Prams's.' what he did Ihrrr Heaaid be caw in eft”r his tint, •rhicht be hod thrown tote die room. The oat va.,t or 31'r. Wrote, of Lioco!es-Ina, *tan d , that So = biterPpoinert route into the !row ellearny, oiliteirtogetlier and ported, toot aenjeieed, Cter walk. - isnot swam time; tot bras ine.the alarm ut thieves, to 4r. Tenered's chautb..s slim Ise us the other • . • . r, .11tIpplheir 11.11 a awls, and recollect . .:• 1114 area Mat id c...apauy web Swab, utmost Irll qv t. s,sr before, be tel lt, &siren:otter fv4 Limesles- I an, who seeturti him ; Garrett (hoe Went op !obi the tileisse-.' rooms foam! In..him e.lter tette s i n.)orts •a silver seep acd s,• I:ad its a. lianiteettelitef. 'Meet yarda Cresa the i.a.i.....a5c, tit stick Mr. Titneretra ver sant hid Irf . thAri'about h-0.1 au boar heroic. !kraal per. sons stated, that r ty had seat 'he Pre.neers tereth er l ur k. taettdiatt the itert een beer and s halt Were tot► rothety. whit* the fiti.x.tere dewed , nod prrsisted that th e y had iv' Iteweledls at each other th;s, however was net eatiiko - the Mav;rste cottnnitte.l tDein to .',etrgate to tat e their COIF A IVA LL zaa.siZES. These losizes ended.ut lloiltr.in on Saturday law There N,.re third'-eight (muses set dawn for ft to' itt /N isi some of 'Lein of consitle;:itsi.e iur The Whet) Torfan alum was dieterinined in fa tour of the cicfro:l4.,to, Lords Folinouth dint lA. Datistativille, eke. • • • The cause's relating to the right of . fishety! in the 'river or crick of St. Masse., wherein Admiral Spry.*cl tbiMarquis of Backiagham were virtually the parties, wee: tried before 31r. Justice BZ:I.SY. s-s-The bunts of the' creek %acre abeortained to ex , tend from the entrance, via. from line at-rots the river from Castle Point to Careeek-.Barth, so far as the tide flowed ; and that the Marquis of Luck ingliain, or those dniier ihonshe had,' time oat of mond, unifo r mly, cod without ioter !upsilon, enjoy - ix' anchorage, tisheloge, and wrecks ~e the sea thrisaghout the whole creek. Evidence, however, was produced to spew, that in a particular pert of the creek, vii. St.Autliossy Mill-Prat, an'l the beach innordiktely adjoining, near the Droller, under the' !Aston of Place, Ad miral Spry awl his ancestors hod esereised an ex elnsive right for above 20 years. On the pint of the Marquis it was contended. that the particular stets of enjoyment of this apo ,by Admiral Spry. were usurpations 'on 'tie right* ct the '.llaeqsies ; far that the whole "Aar isf the evidence beaded to 'hew the ?hole creek to put of the manor and borough and royalty of St. Mawes. In answer to which,. Mr. Justice flittvr said, that supposing this Stet. •there was yet sufficient to presume a grunt from the NTarquio or hie awes-. tors, to Admiral Spry or Ins ancestors, of the fishery in St. Anthony Mill-feat, and of the soil of the 'ninth abovemsentioned. Under these circumstances, the Count.] for the Marquis agreed, that the tenant or Admiral Spry, the lessee of St. Anthony Mill-ieat. should take a verdict fora shilling damage.s. • • In the next 'action, Adwursi Spty bad set forth a claim to an exclusive fishery throughout every other 'part of the creek, and a broad iNtinserinas was given by one of thesAdmir ifs witnesses, that should the Admiral succeed• in this action, a rleion• would have been set up to privileges mar" extro sire, such as anchorage. Astshelage, airtage.-Ate. It was at length, however.. agleed,ilsest a rerdiot should he taken in this Cause for the, Marquis, upoir the east material issues, by vsli:Ch ffitjAd tains! abandons his claim to the fishery in the other , parts of the creek. mid takes nothing in respect to his mow o Bohnrra. The effect th ere f ore i s , that in all t hese other parts the fishery is settled to be a common of fishery. and the right to anchorage, oretage, bushelage, wrecks, &v. to be its the Mar quis, throughout the whole creek. The Counsel for the Admirers tenants were, Messrs. JEKYLL, lithasovams, Gszstus, sad Moots: for the tenants of the Lord of the Manor. Messrs. I..gps, Pstl, Daitetra, CamtsTica, aid Anau. CUBES'S COUNTY NERMIRO. • A mintier ef the IRreeliohiers of dm Chteen't Comity was held on aka 15th instant, tot the put nose or addree 4 in ltjir 11Ltjesty ou the aflidm Mr. W. Pnt.e, in I sfweeti of some length, menet the add' oar, the enure of which be ,tail that he endenmoured to -draw it, si p -in such a manner that it might meet with the unanimous approlnitiota of the county, and that rith this view he tied /situ careful tea *Make 14.* cif . no espfession tslucli might be ohjectrd in, at conveying an approlnit'aioof the general coudiu:tof Ministers ; for thou;h be had every rmillidence-Su them, he knew that tnesserieltosst • he thew addressed, ..rnight entertain a chifeieut opi• niou, and therefore he hail endeavoured to salittsid an eddies* to them contined entirely tie the coma. deration of what was going on concerning pain. Mr 4 L'AaN CIA. seconded his 'notion, saying, that be slid so, understanding that the address contain- . ed nothing more- then a declaration of the mail. menta of the county, approving of the ettitrts of die Spanish •Pntricrts, arid of the conduct of His Ma. ferty's Kniaters, so far as it related to affording them sue :our, and to coatributi ng to the establish ment of a system of Uovernment in .Spaiii, of tea free and unbiassed choice of the Spanish people. The lat'ctiiiik was attended by every respectable ltnuian Cat holie of the county, who, wishing that timer sentiments might be distinctly -known, after the Addra t is was ramied with - their unanimous .con,4lit, retired to the great room at Fa Levies his, and there resolved to publish the foltoanig ration:— • - * • tt We , the Ream Catholic Freeholders of ttie Queen's CAM* with leads .1.( admiration of the rilirsciwt sad .sompi g e n t efforts oe the pcuple d Sono to ;east the Ira aka of their country by the !filar of Smarr, tLunpoblielf eh clam it t 3 h. r.tr Mae 111131;011111 desire dolt they only be Is- Thaw. We also declare it to be our determination to sepp-Irt. • w ith our ham awl properties, whatever istemores may bp net:ratio y to aSuni Stow efenttial seantaoce, • .(;.ELlV•d}' . I.ISEL AND DILEANATION. • • atcalAan icaartt, Eery. M. P. Plaintiff, 'RYA! • De•xi, Gent. Attorney, Ditessilao. This cause excited* Kruk: share of attention .thaii.any we ever eicollett to lime witaesgail at on maize' for Galway. M i , The information contained wet* which were one for a lib e l d e l iv ered • ' li edf..rd, by the Defend an t s mod swam; . mainly words utter e d re p ea t e dly lay doe • a in the presence of many credible withessiVisdioot to the injury, and even insotsing tiat • of elm Piseititiff.- 1 • The elott,,e of liirel was co/densest:MA aiimpOeiel preacuted *Bryon lAstane to the Dait4 Iliedriordi whey asere.pag the powers of Lord Lieeteffeester• It was read •iu Court, mid afspearlsi to lie a very wild arid malignant pre:auction. It was addressed to his Zoxerlietesey (forgetting the title of honour that . wsrtaios to Duke), as the memorial of IL Duane, ,4 fonntoits-tdp„ in the county of Galway, Esq.; saslfotfortli that the Memorialist was p0 , 411115ed of au tquurnae property. eartupriring several valuable leaseriold iaterests in the ceuuty of Galwall that Rselaiest Marini. member for the county, has a tv.:o; %fitly thereisi, incituilug a.Laoat tite.wl tole ef t bat himeine tract of country (let biding newly seventy Miles) which is very considerable; and thnt the Mu 111.tylice which the said Richard exerrises over his i.inunierahly tenantry, is most derisive and men id rte ; that armed with all these powers, derived at oiler from his' property. Isis populielty, h.. eisarac:. ter as a Otesu!ser of Parintalcist for the county. kis . quality as a Magistrate, and as a mast eowerfal rad popular landlord, the said Richard Martin, on the tith day of Septea.ser, lsOli, did collect :ogether several Yeomen, Cavalry and Infottur,y, an ire,• meose corps of Sea ..teacibles, also lit truantry ; aid not content with them, his whole domestic estate blishment, eliieli is reprys,sited its very great, stewards, butlers, coachtnco, groonts, ke.; and tLat Ibis posse cousitarms,... d rearifs Ily formidable, was headed by a frauchman. ihyrrtsoo referees// who odotits that he mime es•ith and firrtrfit at Cleft/v. bar against ll:tiaras (dike ki , :g.har.rifier the hatail leg of the heads at A'illohs; that this unity 'motel altogether to upwards of *O4O personae var . /ant red not thirty-oat vr a hem the 31snaunele i 4 had identihed. The third psi agraph in t Memorial states, thgt the said Colonel Martin caused the Yeomen, Sea Peucitilto, domestics; bat above all the furaidebla • Frenchutan, to he armed with swords, ineskets, pistols, pickaxes, and other 01 deadly mid offensive weapons ; and being ea sinned Sod supplied, and mom& st spun Mr. Martin's horses (whose stud, it should seem, amounts, to On), with tiliisipete ionneling and colours flviag, made ap inroad upon I)uissie's limas, for which lie pays 3011. a- star. and did abaci only then and there keel his walls, hedges, ditches, cons, potatoes, grass and iosproveMe.at.s. • aid laid the whole in devastation. The Memorial proceeded to` state, that Lieut. Evans, of the Rallinalsincfi Candry, .scut his home to rare on the field of the Nteinorialtd. avid that his e%arapleivis followed by all the cog,' sod com pany.—lint the material clause iu the !demon:A. and that apron which the Plaintiff rested las disarge of liGel, was the followi•g : ". That sNleinatialiet being in dread . and fear of Isis life, having Les n sevemi ti,des thmatined that they wi ilia shoot hiin, unit having been credilAy informed that the . said Frenehinaa (whd lives io itaniatthineh with dill Sea:ll:Mt of the cavalry) is retained for OM sole i•tt..pose of . shontiog Meulteilliat;—licinorial; t under suds terror and dismay, kit the lands for Isis own personal safety, *ad was obliged to come in . an open boat to Galway. Upwards of 100 Utile% on his way to Dashlin, to *Melo advice wad et dress for such a kt,oupraynked and unexpected itijury."-- Memorialist thee states he has no brews of redress from the civil law ! and that i:e is adr;srd to appeal against men whe acted in' tletlance of all laws," human a..d divine. to hi.' larcellem!"- - thet the • county is deeply alarmed end much agitated, &c. This Memorial was presented to the Dokelof Bedfarkl, during his VwereTenty in t his . part 'of Ora kingdom, and was traperaitiect. by the order ref. hie Grace, from Sir Edw. hiker lirtkhalea. to 'tiler Atrettal, at that titnsßrir.cher NlitiorofYeiiiiianir to thet;•,: osylpistrect, by wieuin a copy wits hixtded to Arldartio: WWI yogarst to the Rol. the 'Plaintiff was nos