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[Femeded cra a principal Incident_ iu the last new Novel or • - - - BRI TIAN GALLERY, PALL-MALL 11111111% (; 4 1LI-ERY' f..r the RXIIIIHITION I. awl SALE of tbe WINKS *I MODERN eißTisrs, is OPEN DAILY ( , Aso WU is th e Muruing tell Five. 0 1 104 0 is► JOHN YOUNG, Keeps. • ls.—Cmuslogue Is . MIIPUr JOALAND. DUitLIN. MIIROARY 46, MO. AGGREGATt MEETING or THE CATHOLICS OF • IR SLAM). Conformahlit to Requisition, a Meeting was held this ifay at twu o'cl o ck, at Liffery-greet Chapel, for the pori.wee Isicerriesig to the presentation of an Address of Comb,truce to the ling, on the subject of the (krill of his Imre ANHy. Lord Fingal took the Chair, 'spa Mr. O'Gor man acted as Secretary, "Iwo a short Adders*, ex pressive of the sorrow of the Catholic Population fur the lows of their revered King, and expressive of a hope that Ins present Majesty would he the happy instrument of forwardisig their claims for a cam. muoion of tights, &r. was passed unanimously. It woe suggeroed that the soutitnento continued lu the ttreoloiiebs - oVibllrAstmild be Toutittard nr disavowal, which, however, did not pets, It not briag tire wish of the Alerting to mix op this sub ject with their present proceedings. Sir Thomas Eini.iirle, Burt.; Sir Edward Bel lew, Bart.; Owen O'Cu ;;;;; , Esq.; Rand.4l MlDua- E.q.; Hugh O'Cnuor, E-q.; and Lord Fingal, Weft appinsited a. a Deputation to wait upuu his Majesty with the Address. - tint Mr.' AIL/. , e preteetieis.-7(' i. , ‘. Ivanhoe.] The principal Camden by Mews. Irma, Foote, Pope, Powell, Hamblin Penley, T. Cooke , Onbrrry, Thompson, Harley, :Ors_ W. ;Vest, and Moll 0011.1.. In Let V. a Jubilate IMi, Ly Mrs. Blain', Miss Nee!, hi. The Pf010‘11! tube spoken by Mr. Barnard, ibeWine by Mrs. Urger. TO THE WORTHY AN I/IN DEPEN OF.NT ELECTORS (IF THE TOWN OF REDFORD. GI rrt.ruast, A s a Di.swilsition of Parliament will tabs place, 1 shall train offer myself as a Candidate for the boomer of bring your Represesitative. Heviug lately appeared before you is that sitsiainiii, it la not heves. sary to recapitulate my roaduct during the snuff but event. fel period of she primal Parliament ; but convinced es 1 ma that the loue I foiluweill was the best for spearitig ositimpaolred war valisalate ConHituti.rw , sail the . Imprinem and Übe ltbertiei of the staoeet, 1 sYap appear frarteeely bearers% Uxailleit stair at youtabaterls that high statism in which 1 have been placed by your kindness, and which cuestinitcsi Ike pride and ambition*: my life. ' I shall take the earliest (opportunity of personally solicit. in your support, and have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your übliged Friend and faithfel &Frani, GEORGE WILLIAM RUSSELL. Oakley House, February VI, 1810. Atter which, the Farce of NOTIONS. Sir Frederick 4seostos Pormil. Mr. Menden ; Mr. Frinklry. Mr. T. Cooke; B•isk, Mr. Russell ; Timothy, Mr. Knight. Clint-low, Mies Cubits ; Martha, Mrs. Urger; Mrs. O'Connor, Mrs. Bhistd. I The Doors will he opened at Haltmist Six o'Cloelt; A 0 Performance retwnirtice precisely at Seven. Rotes 7a.• Second Price Ss. 84 —Pit 3.. 03.1.; Price le.—LOerce Battery 4..; Seertod Prles Is.—Upper 464. , Ivry Scent Priee The 130%.()16ee will be spew him Eleven till Five ti'Cleek —Places to he lakes of Mr. Bothwell. Box Nook-keeper. Private Boxes in be had (Meaty) of 3lr. Spring, who is sp. plowed Coeuriruller of she Box-Office Receipts, the Private Boxes and 'Fidget Department, as well as the general arrange meet of the Doors. Jock and the Bean Stalk will be performed every Monday till further notice. 00 Saturday, • Play, is which Mr. Kean will perform. The Opera of Artaxerxes is postponed ow *mama of the inJtspum i ion of Madame Yestris. NEVER ACTED. 711 TR f.-ROTAL, Cog' R NT.G ARDR N. T"'' EVENING , March 2, will be acted, first lime, a new Musical Drama, called iVANHOE Or, THE KNIGHT TEMPLAR. Ivanhoe, Mr. C. linable; Sir llcaivakt Front de Baur (Knight Templar), Mr. Nlscready; Sir Brim' de Bois Gull beet. Mr. Colwoir ; Sir Maurice de Bracy, Mr. Mumma ; Sir Lucas ll , sionsimir, Mr. Om roman ; Cedric of Mahn-wood, Mr. licertuis ; Wombs, Mr. I.iston ; Friar Task, Mr. Eatery; 1.43 C ( the Jrw of York), Mr. %V. Ferrets. Rosetta (a Saxon piing Straitens; [Prim, Mrs. Faucit ; Rebecca (the Jew's Diiicldee), M... Foote. Aficr Gth tins►, a new Force, milled 100 LATE FOR DINNER. Tbe principal Cliarscters by M Liston, Con. nut, 111. BM 61111, Enter', Mrs. Davenport, Miss Foote, Miss Boonmoul,aod Mrs. Gibbs. A Private Box may lie 1114 for the Se3SOll, or nightly, of Hr. Brandon, at the Roe effiee. The Doom will he opened at Half-past Six u'Clock, and she Play begin st Seven. Buses 7. ; Second Price Sv. 64.—Pit 3a. 64.; Second Price 26 —l,ii.yrr Gallery 2i.; Second Price I.—Upper (isllery Is.; Si.eotid Price 64. Too late fur Diener will be repealed every main:. Orik3 II E 1 3 U BLIC are respectfully informed, that they sill again God Mr, MATHEWS AT 11l ME at thr Theatre Royal, En e chsh Oprra-litm•Ps Shand, THIS EVENING and us SATURDAY NEXT, 'lareh 2 and 4, 1420, when he will have the honour to r•-peat his Annual Course of Lectures no CHARACTER, MA NikElo;, and PECULIARITIES, by introducing his Frielpisvo ins COUNTRY COUSINS and the SIGHTS of lON DOlt: . Songs. 0 Country Commissions"—" While Horse Cellar" ......4113, w a Towu, what a wonderful Metropoli•!".— " Epsom "—" The Mill (Anglire), a Eight"—" .i Za chary Flail' deveription of Luntion"—"Tbe Ruut; ur, Laity Fidget At Home." Part • .—Eithibition of the Multiplication Table dorsal a ' RISIMAS at BRIGHTON. Solution of the Mvateries t 44, Fuer 'lutes Five by the junta-position of Figures. ! The wh ale being embodied and animated by Mr. Ma thes.. Dunrs is be opened at Seven, and the Performance to begin tit Eight bt'Clock. Itoses i , Placer, and Private Boxes, may be taken of Mr. Sirrrustsn, at the Box-office, Strand Ent , from Ten till r.nit; nod at Frarman's Library, 170, New Buud-street, uppusige Burlington gardens. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, *4lliis HOOP. e, No. OS, Patt.Msil, THIS DAY, THURS DAY, March 2, and Five fulluning Days (Sunday ex cepted), TH E CURIOUS and VALUABLE LI . !MARY of AMOS STRETTELL, Esq. including . _ . Curets) isa Old Age, emprynted by Caxton; Hieruriyini Epis -11:11V, Eggeste-yu, 1470; Lodge's Portraits, 18 Parts, large paper, Proofs; Duplale's Monastieno, 16 Paris, large paper; Vote's life of Sir It. %Valpole, 3 vols. large paper; Homed Opera, a Clarke. 4 vale. large pi p er; Cent.) Novelle Anodic, very rue ' 025; Chaucer's Assemble of Funks, unique, by 3 Vvskynsle %Vora*, 16311; Ludge's Nettle for Niee Noses, ; Shakspearea Venus and Adonis, excessively rare, 1102; till. Husband, a Poem, unique, 1612, ace. &c. '''TINE~ by the I'll'E, and . V QUARTER-PIPE. will hr sent freeof all expense to 1111/1. , put within 14 i milts of the City of UOll.lOO, and also Bottled free of all expense at the purchaser's cellars, or sem, ready bottled, by the COMM CACI .1 L. t 1 A I.L 111 N E CttMPANY, No 10, tikiiiiier-strect, and 340, Oaftwd•street, at the. following : I /1.1 Poi I Wine, agouti Tastily riot) per pipe. Sticrs y 9B 1/0. Within' Direct Do. West India 1)u Cape of all the fint-st Madeira, Sitio, sad all oilier favourite tLvours 1)o. Interior Do Also Bottled Wises. Port Wine cape htto )4,1 in French Bottles 111,i ry Btecelho, Old Dry suit very Superi... - 464 M:tilr,is Direct Ditto. West India Irk. to 635. Ditto, Last India, alatrbless p . • .. 84m Also the finest Chateau Marg..tt, balite, and Chantilly Clarets; Cute lioti, Hermitage., Hurgaudy ; Champagne Cresining and Sill.•ry; Excellent Rotirdrsux I)inner Who, Via tie Grave, Sayings', Barsae, blowier, Hbrande, Huck, Ftereial, Team, Malmsey, Old Huta, Car- Mouniani, Brunei and Vidisma, with every other DescrAptiou snit Sint of Wines, in English cur, all as at equally Low l'rices as the shove, with a moat carious mid rare choice of Liqaeurs and Spirits, etrusistiag la dm Creme iM N.eye s e Blase et Bongs; Woes, Absysithe, Sealsequg, 4 /faa.;,e, and •there. Hurliiy.llavuiseeel Peoe-Apple Ram. Ditto Pitied and Orange Shrubs, Ditto Pined Brandy ShrnlA; also the soft-flavoured Brandy of the Vintaae of Ritterdam Geneva, of the make of the same Year, with every other Description of Spiriie of purl Qua. This Jay is published, is one sanine octavo, with Fair Maps of slug ssus, and a Plate of Figures illus. Goitre of the Work, price in boards, the Second E4ll- correct'' %Oil improved, of AN F. 1. F. NI ENTAR Y TREATISE on ASFRONOMY ; or, An Easy luiruilmetiou to a Knowfwlge ut the Warms. Intended for the Use of those who are nut much conversant is Mat hem:stir:el Studies. By the Rev. A. MYLIS F., A.M. Minister of Itollar, Hammy Measlwr of the Royal Physical Society, and Fellow of the Society of the Swilled' Anti gull Ire. Prints' far T Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Blockw I, Edisdaegh. Of whom essay he had, by the same Author, 1. The rilts-r 11000 fur CHILDREN. Price 2.1. 2. A SPELLING.BOOK, upon a New Plan, for the Use of Schools; in Two Paris—Part I. Fifth Edition, 18mo. Is. 6J. bound.—Part 11. Fourth Edition, lemo. Is. 6J. hound. 3. An EPITOME of ENGLISH GRAMMAR, with a variety of Exercises, fur the Use of Schools. Sixth Edition, Inesso. 1 04. bound. 4. OUTLINES of MODERN GEOGRAPHY, for the Use of tielosat Fifth Edition, 121eses. 24. 6.1. bound. S. 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TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREE HOLDERS or Tat COUNTY or MIDDLESEX IN coo...qui-rice of the Death of our l oth bettered Sovereign, a Dissolution of Parliament 'has taken place. It is not fur me to judge whether I have per formed my deity in the 1:111 four Parliaments erne I have had the honour of representing yon, hut for you to decide whether I leave executed the trust reposed in me, NJ ato your apprubs . 1 hope, however, my attention to the local interests of the Comity, as well as to the public welfare, has out been defective. From lb, very /rest as. surances of support I have received, I venture to offer my self as Candidate to represent you in the next Parliament ; asvuriug you that if I am replaced in that high situation, it vlialllie my cimmaist study to fulfil, diligently and fetal fully. thegreat Inlet confided to my care, to your .aitsfac lion, and with honour I him who anbacribes himself, Your obliged and faithful h u mbl e Servant, WILLIAM MELLISH. Bush-hill park, March 1, 1820. Tbe Committee fur conducting Mr. Mellish's Election rill sit daily, at kis house, 112, Itiaitopsgate4teeet.Wition. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREE MEN OF THE TOWN OF MAIDSTONE. Grottinot, I)ISSOLUTION of Pusline:l49a hosing tilgeo (.1 place, in onosegneute uf the death of our laic able Boverenree, I beg trove respectfully again to offie myself as a Cainlidate to represent your ancient and loyal rtorough. Rigidly aluminising those priuriples of iiideprudence which first recommended me to your favourable notice. I prrxwine with cunidcoce to calculate upon your future support and protein's, and should I fortunately succeed is this object of my highest ambition, you may reel snared my beat exer tions shall be invariably devoted lu your iulawinna, and to prove myself worthy of dm trust pun oaf cvassait la my eBerge.-1 . 8 in, Gentlemen, Yuur much obliged and faithful humid. liervant, ABRAHAM WILDEY ROBAICTS. Hill-Wert, likrkelvr.oquare, Mardi 1,1820. LIBERATION OP •Nik. HOCHOUNE. Mlt.llo MMUS the vilE4 the Nei-. Winn wf the Friends of Parliamentary [Warm, 'Filial by Jury, and Liberty 111 . the Press, to cline with thein oe his Liberation front Confinement un the arbitrary Mandate of Ibe llowr of Commune, and baring tern liberated, the DINNER will talce place THIS DAY, THURSDAY, at the Crewe aril Anchor Tavern, Strand, at Five u'Cl..ick precisely. • Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart. M P. in the Chair. Tiekei. 13w. 841 each, to he hat! as ihr liar of she Tavern, awl of the tievelary, F. B. Diplom, 110, Strassd. Doors of the Great Ittsuon will be opened al Half-past Three ...Chick. SThis iisy are published, price te. OM E REMARKS 4.1 I,oltO JOHN RUSSELL'S LIFE uf WILLIAM LORD RUSSELL, awl ow she Twists in which he lived. By SPENCER JOHNSON, E'.. Lawton : Printed fur J. Harman, 39, Ludgate-surer. This day are published, prier 14.6 d. 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Hod son sod hitt hut. 345,Strand ; M. sus Drummond and Co. 411, Charing-cruse ; 31i4srs. Berries suit Cu. 10, St. James's nano ; Mrsars.ll.iare nail Cu. 37. Fleel-street ; Sir William Curtis and Cu. 15, Lumberil•street • Gnats and Cu. 50, Strand; end at the Dui of the Luaus ('.offre-lionse, Inuit- Oar-hill; and Bstont's Coffer-bmiss s Cornhill. By K. flirnis, E.g. luirstreet. 1 C. d. Lord Elleahurtough, In add 1114111 to 11)1. fur the Widow Or Sine, bens - - - 11) 0 0 P. Alley, Eaq. . . . 10 0 0 Captain Ftizdarenee - - . lo 0 0 Marl Grosvenor, fur Mrs. Smithery, unless other. wine provider for, and if so, fur the Officers 6 0 0 Irrirl ; o1 Essen . - - - 10 0 0 Illigegago Boirgoyne, Emu (in addition to U. to 11#4.0nassisers)" • . -.-.. • • - - I' .• • D. ranspbetl, Esq. . . - , 1 • 0 .1. Fuller. E.q. . - - 2 2 0 S. Aria, Ent. Canterbury - - . I 0 0 C (Vaud, E.q. Rund-siviret . 1 0 0 Miss Foorelsi rove . . - - 5 0 0 Mr. Balder - - - . 1 U U JA. Watsim, Esq. . ' . . 1 0 0 C. 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Do!tree - - . • . 1 0 0 The Hun. W. 11..1. Scott - - JO n 0 The Hon. Almrisioduke Hawney .. - - 1 1 0 .. ... Mr. /finite will be renovated to take the freebie of mak itt4 • due dottributiou or the rands •bich may lie raked. at It. Without doe( s Salary. clariug humuoity. as • landlind we. his borne - I Coiaisight Antroci siiwAr. We tura with feelings of great regret to 'be slate 44 this county. We him bees isiTotmed dist the WA/oilmen have abandooed their agricultevat occupation u in the pursuit elf plapider." The houses of the following Gemlemen have hien phi"- dered :—.Messrs. Lambert, Castle Lambert ; Reoville; Maks, Frenclifort; Berke. Stronglitt Browne, Rockville ; Lambert, Amid; Lewin, Balliniems; with various others. Mr. St. George if, we are told, prepared to contest his premise. at Tyrone. The Deputy Mori,. of Galway left that for his seat at st. Clerairs, which has been threat ened. The basses of Mr. Higgins, Mr. A. Make, ice. have born -also visited. Government 11111.01 withdrawn the isoldletsfriali thd &Senor Jolla tilt the purpose of twist' the Aide military foie* at the disposal of the civil !rower. We have already acquainted the politic. throne,' an advertisement, 'hat another Meeting of the Ma gistrates was heti Asheary, on the kith iii -tans. J. Blakeaty, -q. High Saeriff", in the •Chair. There were. beside', Mr. BlakenrY, ihirty:44.o Magistrates present # among whom were his Grace the Archbishop of Torn', limes Doty, M.P. Sir John Burke, General O'Loughlin. Majors Pees. bletun and Darcy, of the Police Establ.shineut. The names of the other Gentlemen see hare in verted, from a Galway Paper, at the end Of this article. They came, it will be seen by the ttesolii tions we gave on Tuesday, to a determination to apply (or the re-enactment of the Insurrection Act before Parlikinent dissolver. Oor objections agaiost this A ct are 'inoperable—rod we are, tostwithotsi.d• log all we have heard. and all we know of the county, still of opinion, that if the military force under the orders of General O'Loughlin, were augmented by two or three regiments, and plated through the couuty at proper distances., aided viol directed. as they would be by the resident Gentry, we do still believe, that a few weeks would revere the county to order. The Anises, which are pest about to take place. will operate favourably. lorry are several Ribboumen lodged in Galway gaol. They will he tried, and the punishment wish which tlwy will be visited, if found guilty, will bows the effect of striking a salutary terror, into the minds of the disaffected. But we will not delay the reader longer front a perusal of the following lei ter, which we can vouch comes front a source of the first respectability, and, mid from the estracto which we hoes selected from the Public Journals of this county. g 4 Anemia% I**, VI. " The county of 4lalway is its a vary cursor. dinary state at present. At night the county is is the possession ofthe Ribbons:ten. There is but- a very trifliug military force to the county, and there are but ten Policemen in the great binony of Kit. connel, which is iu a most diatarbed state. This barony Ices along the greiit road from sitar Bath mulct., to near Athenry : the Ribboonten of this county are obeyed in every thing by the lower class of the inhabitants, they have made laws to bind the Roman Cstholic • Clergy, and illation' of a gionra, r. have decreed that they shall get but half-a-guirwa for the celebration of each marriage. Oir a lover sou his mistress going to the Rev. Mr. Billy (a Rows:: Catholic Dean in the diocese of Clonfert), the loser told the Drain he had orders from his sopenoio to pay hint but halfnogniueis for performing the ceremony—tip Death, iD reply, informed that lit had orders Irons Ins superiors out to take less than a guinea, rod would not marry them for 1r.... The lover was obliged to comply, Lot informed the Dean of the dangerous situation to which i * had place" himself. Throe people have establish ed fixed prices also, to be paid to the Clergy of the Fotabliolied Church, for the tithes of all ouch ar ticles as, by immemorial urge, were titheable ui this county, but they cannot restrain the violetieeot their temper at the idea of their being obliged to pay tithes iu future for each articles (to use their own words) as they, mid those who came before them, never paid tithes for since Christ was laid its the manger. The Rumen Catholic Clergymen have not asyet yielded to those deluded creatures, and art determined to roast their mandates. They have also wade laws for reguleting property in the hoods of laymen. Yesterday. the 9.0111, a Gentle man's steward offered to let some oat soil, fur the purpose of having oats sown its it this spring ; the bidding. went as b.gb as at the rate of a. an acre; but, one of the persons present observing, Met they were not authorised to bid so high a rent, they all withdrew their proposals, and the land remains on set. A number of Gentlemen here delivered up their arms to the Itibhoutuess without attempting to make any resistance. This daily accession of arms tends to render the disturbance more formid able every hour. Those men who felt they had nor. fortitude to protect themselves and their houses with their actl3l,,UUght certainly to hare sent them who the .neighbouring garrison towns, where they would be kept safe: for, by keeping them in th.sr own pot. irgaitltl, they have indiscreetly contributed to in crease the confusion sad outrage of which tin. part of the couutry is the scene. The examine is (Ouch "•wvir IrtnnuAßY 2 4 . to be deprecated, and inspires the liploommeo with Oil the 20.11 instant, a d i t isam sit .iii loyal the g r ea t e st cou.age. lam happy. however, to veteraril marched f this town to Dund.ik, awl state, that there are 'many esceptious to this sort of yesterday the remaind e r o r th e r eg i ment proceeded I aubstinwinit lo several parts of the county, mud OM u4 their route to Connaught. sal Gentlemen have, at She risk of their Ines. re tiA 'MAY. VEIIRIIARY 24. lured to cuinprutoise wnh these uocturial dewed*. The residence of 'lr. Atoy, at It ens iik, aktino tors, or deliver up their arms. Those Gersileixeu about six D oles of this boom ors visited by the who are obliged to keep guard in their houses ev e ry Ribbormies, at hour o r tw o o'cl oc k n o the night, see with due admiration the manner in which morning of yesterday, alive,. they dema n d e d arms, the army is left quietly at their quarters up tho ft slid li: 4ratih i I : 11l it btE r d . popeoTlll of 1u their , h 6 sending 1 init ds 1 7. 11) A u t ll n hem 7 whe r e V as li r I p i I l i .: p ert , o f use kingdom that are ptace4ble, whilst a kind of iiisurirction is actually rag(iig orveral the lion-e, sl' h t did nut t il l y " , e b at i e sr d wit t h o o ' i l i e t l e n ft ". e ll ;t l , 4:llu4u r r i tt.sit .ki l r fl. . f p fhil ikiy ie°64 : 4l o ll4 / Illat D Y" 111111110d 'aud i le, i ill e g oe re r e ts t: M P Osse rt l o r r. bar: as Mr. Athy, having received previous intimatinia of their visit,. had hiinaelf sod hi. dionestico wall day and. toglit to pat down Ilic•tettible systsin which prev a ils here, with the 'Zeal becoming ' , repined to pie them a oars reception. They, J o e reineemstative of "" the (hull" . , • • Major-General D'Everrux has named Lord Cluneurry, Air. Cuthbert, and Mr. O'Gorman, at the Gentlemen to whom he is prepared to submit the etuatinations of his authorities and conduct; and he calls upon the Gentlemen who have retain ed froin Margarine, to name an equal number of Gentlemen to act on their part, fur the same pur pose, that the investiqatiun may proceed with the least isot.ible It is stated thet General D'Everenz has given hail to a large amount at the Sheriff's Office, to meet any demand that may he brought forward against lain.—( hemmer Journal.) Dust. —On t% 1 Jecises4.my se' ght, n meeting took place, in couaequence of a disagreement which occurred in the interchange of horses, between I). F--11, Esq. and B. Esq. near Bal lyiniw, to the county of Renicurniumi, when the former gentleman, at the: fiat fire, received the hall of thr latter, it having petard through the body and lodged in his left arm, under the elbow. The medical gentlemen its attendance, Doctors Situp ion and Little, did nut deem it proper to make any exertions for this emu action of the ball, but, never theless, they expect • favourable issue. After the uufusttutatr shut, the interference of the friends pro duced la full and entire rees*ciliatiou of the parties. •=1,•••1. STATE OF IRELAND. From the Dublin (Igoista% Post.) CVUNti 0A INST. The following ore the most recent advicm from the county of Galwoy :• YUAN. FEBRUARY 24. On Tuesday night lest, we are informed, a slum ber of Ribbourtien had the audacity to visit the truantry of Joists Bodkin, E•q. of Anna (situated withor six miles of this loco). fur the tourpme of linkreig these industrious people to their present chino of misfortune by an oath. They determined on snaking a resistance to them, its which they so completely succeeded, as to beat oft these rue mks to peace, alter a long and deter' ll ill erl engage mem. We hear that one of the Ribbon party was killed, before they fled, sod a number of them wounded. Vert little itijury was suffered by the villagers, who all sustained arid evinced • great de gree of coolness and courage. A similar attempt was made last night on the villagers of Corufits, within a short distance of the ,hove place, by another party of Ribbonstieli, and who came well prepared fur resistance, being folly conscious that they would get a warns receptor's ; Iw sootier was their arrival wade known, than the Villagers wereia readiness for an attack, aliich soon commenced ; the conflict was desperate out both ',idea, and continued so fur some tome, until some of the It' bbotimen fell consul ed. This circumstance, together with the deter mined perseverance of the villagers. soon put an viol to the battle, awl ••untied a sudden retreat Oil the part of the Itibborituen. Two men of this village, who evinced a praiseworthy zeal ou this oc casion, art, we are sorry to state, wounded, one of them datigerously from :a ball, and the other slight ly from is bayonet. They, we have heard, have also committed some eXCest+ll u► the ileighbotirborsl of Duninore, within the last three nights, and broke open the doors and windows of theft houses which were shut up by their (miters, who were obliged to seek shelter in town. We think that the activity of the Magistrates, aided by the party of horse sta tioned in that town, ►hould be a sofni.•ient means of putting them dowel.— Taunt (:uxelle.) It has been thought necessary to countermand the moveineitts of a battalsou destined for Scotland, and to direct It• march to this county.—//ba) A report is prevalent in town this day, that an engagement took place between the Ribbotamen and a party of the military &tattooed near Holy it 1111 l sit, 111 while - II the latter k►lled three of them, sod made nine pn,ooer•. „ '4•0 4 • • • . ._. ~~ I - ,j 'S '1 , 1 1 1 0 , • 4 r. • 1 1 .1 : - ; I . 1 ,. GENERAL ELECTION. DOVER ELECTION.—Certsin Reonlittions imivenir been catered into at a wisiwerors and respect. able Meetisit of Freemen, at the Narareit's Head btu. on Fiblay lasi. upwards of 300 Fr.wiseis have rived their Nam.• to Rapport en INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE: say Geotlesnau, tkerefule, of those Pnreiplra, who will e• nit fo , waril, is requested to address • Letter iniaitilisittly to the borpeudent Frevaties Cosaasitire, flaraces'a Head lan. Doses.