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i r~ 'dips articles of the peal* against -wies— Milne. a gistratir for the county a Lincoln. Front the rt.. ttibitant's affidavit it appeared that be seas owner d a portion of glebe land, which adjoined *rime inil belonging to Mr. The latter gave hint notice dirt he would proceed szaiiiiiit been at Iris:, fur the purpose of recovering the glebe land out eel his r ooceeeeime. Hut, wohaut any Irgal pro. c-• ding, he had thought proper to commence re. nimoing the Exhibitatit's &e. This Is.", resisted, and Mr. Milne in consequence li:oted a large lire, for several "riccessive days, in the mitlet of Exhibitinit's prceperty , to the manifest (linger thereof. One pert eel his 110119. "4 0 thatched, nod the tire was so near that portion • ll' a. WY 10 create considerable alarm for the safety the !Hahne. He therefore prayed that Mr. Milne might lie compelled to enter into securities Min In molest Ila 3 prOpelty further. The (701: wr refused tee grant articles of tine peace, tr• s lei u proceeding. tile revert to property, was lorrt.ctly nurel . Ben thry ranted it rule It) silt!W why au attachineut should Hut issue opp:it Mr. Milne. CORPORATION sEILTABBLr.. Pt Num V. Wk.t.t. Mr. TAVNTON moved for • rule to sheer canoe %Ot t; the verthct for the Defendant in this ease .hotohl not he pet aside. anti ta new trial granted. It w... ar. artion for :e.q.init and calt.e imprisonment. and wH, Inert before Mr. J Ifolroyil. •t the .• late For Berkshire. The Plaintiff, it sp oVateft, W:l4 our of the burgesses, or, as 'hey were tlettomotateil by the Leoroetl Coo ottri for the 1)e -fend:tot, (toe of the postrallepers of the bortongit of Abin g don, in which there were two partirs—rwi,o. tutiottishr and intii-corintrationists. Tile Plaiiitiff, nips eproseteri the e:tuse of the hitter, was invited to ogmind dinner, given in hoopoe of tilt election of a %Ir. Hawkins to the (Acesa . Niist or. The Plain tiff.' in the course of the ereriiirg, gave +.Bl ob noxious toast—when a cry of " turn him out!" woe raised. The roosetprence was that Stroud, • tyth il coralacted him out of the room, outs which he soon after returned, and used abusive Isogon* to \lr. West. Ikons turned out a second time, sod 81.8oveyed in the house of the borough-gaoler, where e was confined for three hours, mold he procured bed. He supposed that the assault anti inquires'. ;twot were canoed by tie order of Mr. West, sod against ht. lie brought his •coon. Two witnesses swore positively dist Mr. West had given the or elrr—lptit, on the ,other hand, Stroud and Mr. ISteiglit. • fttigi.trate, deposed that the order was given be• !llevrs. linigin and Capper—and, in Con. sespiener t , a %ticket one given for the Defendant. ▪ V aini to; ) now ceet r e4ltil, that i hr eVldriker for tie Ylaintiti clearly prisvad that Mr. ‘Vert had • the order, ■nd therefore that the verdict ►i:onld have been for the Pismia. The Court field. that the 11 right of ...rickey was inviter for Om cooriderat . of the Jury. Thej• Lad decided that it was ise favour of the Defendant, nod no jowl rause load bent adduced for cLatutb.. tug the WV(llo.—Rule refused. COURT UP COMMON PLEAS, 1111:1(111111V, NOVEMBER 11. WELLS r. MIMING. Setj.ant VAVGLIAN stated the case for the Plow , . ff. It tai au action brought fur recovery of 871. 3.. the amount of a promissory suite, dated 9th Juile, 1817, and trussed by a person of the 113 ate of Milt. conjointly a ith the Defendant in tilts cease. The auloont was to have been paid by srvrtatit tostalstieutik and war really due by Calla, who outssequeutly itcsine a bankrupt, mud was o.sly fibre to pay to his creditor« tru 'settee in th e foment. The bistro:nerd wut authentirmted by a otr.rk of the Plaintiff's solicitor, Mr. Lyard, who slaved that he had advised U promissory note, in joefesenee to a bond, its order to save expense. Mr. Serjraut BLOSSITT, for the Defendant, ▪ tits was a transaction where three parties were coccerised, the Plaintiff, the Deft-sirloin', and Bath. clorestbsst. would irise nut of the case—first," whether the note had not been fraudulesitly °fi lar:wit by Wello—aecondly, whether the terms in %Lien it was drawn up did nut stipulate for a u•strionv gain. Bath kept the Crapes public-house ▪ Ealrer, to Surrey, and dealt with the Plaintiff, ali., was a 'newer, fur beer. lu the latter end of Itsth be became embarrassed iU Isis affairs, and Isreing previmealy obtained from the Plaintiff fool. In forot,ii Isis boom, upon the presumption that I. • alle to supply the household if the l's ince of Saxe-Coburg with beer, be Ississal Isitn.tif unable to discharge the debt, and 4;,lither sum 1/1 sot also advanced by the Plaintiff' tat 111111. Toe Plaintiff brcame aware of his ro.:slveccy, Hod to sccure 'outsell he hail recstirse to an artifice which went to defraud the Other creditors. Ile wrote to Bath, stating that it nimbi be to his (Bath's) advantage to supp!.est in future with London potter in pr-ferruce fir that which the Plainti f f had stud sn, as be w.sts to have had the custom of the Lropsslsi'y establislintesst ; he therefore re ..sssmiserstlesl biro to Mr. Elliott, a Loudon brewer. •1 hi. was dusty by the Plaintiff in order to avail broo m 'int a pi-butler which had alwrqo preemie(' in the isas:se:y, fur the new brewer to discharge soy I.f a new customer to the brewer with V.lll/111 Ise dealt before. According to this custom, hl r. Elliott undertook to pay the PI • 'lt the 1001. t: 4 . to ;sun by Bath, who, however, bud by this hers, guilty of a baud towards other cre. clews, ktiouing as be did that Bath was on insol se.t at the time. The other sum of sot. ass the 1.1111 'skit funned the ground of this inztiusi. The I ,te , foe that sum was papered on the very day that Air. Elliott undertook to pay the Soul., and was ▪ tslttamed tooter fraudulrait circumstances.-- The Plaintiff offered Bath to iiittrtere for him with Isis other crethtors, and to prevail on them to accept s t .f a SUM Of .;%. is, the pound, provided Bath would t a solvent person to join bun its it cote for the noir sum tine to iiiinstlf. This Bath promised, mod the consequence was, that the Defesidant was i sr - laced. ignorant as llamas of the real circumstances ofailiath, to join him in the note to the Plaintiff. Tim Lew:sett Serjeatit next proceeded to he that It in 4 oir is.sa striated by us usurious tlgtrieqlCl.ll. 1111. ✓snitich as it stated that if there should be a failure a s paying any of the iustalmeuts when due, the pinto.* Tumid be liable not wily to the principal, hut tam to the whole of the interest ti.st would bate accumu'sated upon it. This sutici dation of interett was, he submitted, a usurious contineencri, •ntl therefore he contended that the Plaintiff mutt in Ibis ease be nonstilted. The COUR? arid. that the frets with rrviril O - - - the debt were dearly proved ; hut it was for the Defesidorst theresfirr to rely on the points of law. if they could he Sustained. At the present metueut he felt himself hound to 1.4 the ease to the Jury. The Jury returned a verdict for the Plaintiff— Damages 88/. I7PRAGEN r. RYLAND. Oar Roportvr mistook the der:tenni dr the Court -he this c: • on Trie.ilvy 1.44. It was ordered that the nelemhnits should strew cane on Monday neat why the verd.rt Crum] for them itt the sittings after last Term bitoul.l snot be t aside, nod a new trial had. INSULVICAT DEB nom. count THIIIIIID/kY, No ENTER 11. COMPLAINT AGAINST AN AGENT. Mr. iiiaavrisor le 4 formal complaint on the part of Illessts. Huat and Frewer, of Tottenham Court, ugaiost au agent of this Court. ii:imed Butler, sad prayed ilrit he might be disoliss•ld, for refusing to pry ir debt of 17/. 51. and costs, winch . were due by an Insolvent noosed Matthew Jock, and which he hail consented to pity, on condition that Haut anti Ireuer would withdraw their oppo *dial' to the raid J:irle+ discliorge. The opposi tiou was witlithson Oil the find, of this promise on the port of the coat, %%inch, however, was not fulfilled after the iliseharge of the bisolveut. • 31r. POLLOCK produced a counter affidavit from the Agent, which negativvtl all the allegations in the affidavit merle ire support of Mr. Barry's mo tion; but admitted that the agent, in consvoltittice of haring heard that his %on, who acted as his clerk, was charged with making sortie promises to the Complainant* in this ciwe, had agreed to leave the matter to lee adjusted by any respectable arbi trator, and to pay any seiu for which his son should have been considered as responsible, according to any expressiou he might have used. Mr. BARRY, in reply, comer:fled, the agent would never have made this admis%ino, if he did not con sider himself ►esponsible, mid that for not having fulfilled Ins pledge, he might to be removed from the list of agents in that Court. Leartwd Comm tssioN rtt said, he would look into the affidavit% at both snits, and pronounce his al•ioiou oo &binds). next. The discharge r•f an emaciated looking old man, named Frost, was opposvd hr ME. Norris, on Pere s-id grounds, on the part of a creditor, who had given his wife some bOulal and sfioes to sell on com mission. It uppeared that the bibolvent was a tailor at Thauira Thum', aid that !.is wife sold shoes on comlll . l.sloll, in the profit of winch the tailor de. el. red he had no participati tttt . His whole debts being under the Court expresved no wish to deal brashly with him, slier Ins endurance of four ILOIIIIIR imprisonment, but Mr. Noll is having proved that the ap i nsin.einent of his little furniture was a fictitious one, the Insolvent was remanded, until a e..rrect account of his trifling effects at Thames Dittoit was returned. In answer in griestions from the COURT, the poor mass exiilateed, that lie had fallen into the hail& of a fellow prisoner, who Was in the habit of assisting persons in their applications to th a t C our t, and who hail conjured up (as it appeared) su sop. praiser at Themes Ditton to value the furniture. He gave the poor man the certificete of the value tiou, which alleged that it was wade by one Chace, at Hamptutivrick, and he did all this for the mo. dernte charge of 13s. 6d. It was clearly proved that there OHS no such appraiser at Hamptonwick ; and the Learned Commissioner desired the poor n3lll to tell his fellow prisoners, on his return, flint he was remanded because he hail intrusted his of fairs to this fellow, whose only object was to make money of the ignorant and uuwar t. The Solicitor for the Suriey Institution for the Relief of Poor Person* linprisoried for Small WWI. promised that the necessary forms should be complied with in this Insolvent'd case, so •s In enable him to come op on Monday next. W. llogarth was opposed by Mr. HEATH, on seem.! grounds, principally for a concealment of property, end fraudulently obtaining credit. It appeared that the Insolvent, oho was a yoong innir who had held a situation in the Property Tax Office, until it was reduced, heft become embar rassed in his circumstances, and that sortie of his friends had come forward and obtained a sum of money from a gentleman whose illegitimate son he was represented to be, to release him from his em. barrassments. 'flue Insolvent, not wishing (as he stated) flirt the extent of his debts should be known to his friends, and hoping, airier he was disencum bered of his principal burdens, to he soon able to clear off the remainder himself from his future ex pectancies, concealed from the persons who were appointed to arrange his afai►s many debts for which he was liable, and respecting which the Court desired further explanation, as they appear. rd, as the cast stood, to be extravirgaritly incurred, and without probable means ot• puyireg them. The ease was ordered to stand over until the MI inst. for further exatuinution. A match for 1,500 guineas, divided into three parts, is to be run for on the fiat, third, and fifth days of the Caledonian Hunt Meeting, 18W, be. twern Mr. MAULE'S b. sz. !hatpin, eud Sir Wu. MAXWELL'S br. h. Lucifer, carrying twelve stone each, three mile*. On Wednesday se . ..night. according to pnblie notice, a Meeting of the county of Bute was held at Rothessy, when au Addre►s to leis Royal High. nes, the Panics REGENT *Ns timitilinously voted, declsring the Resolution of the :Reefing to defend the Throne and the Constitution of the kingdom. and abhorrence of the uniniucipled ►ystem on which they are now assailed. The Alin-qui* of Burr, Lord lientestint. in Om Chair. J%END%L RADICA/ S.—We understand an at. tempt his been made in that town to gel sop a gentiihe Itailiral Reform Meetifile; but the at tempt has failed, us the instigators of the measure could not procure a sufficient ',timber of signatures to the Requi.tti 4444 w Inch w 111 to have hero pre united to the Worshipful the or of the Boroughs. The town's lamp-lirhier. nod certain other worthy associates, are the patriotic !rectums with whims this design has originated. IA idle" as Du 0 ...... Lregr Yesterday evraing Peter FlispettrtrA underwrite rainali.n. charged with midtinu a disturbance of Regerfla, iw Castle-street, Leicester-bads, the CAIIII tuly%ioners. Mr, John Hodgson, one of tbeelerks of Ike Hot Juristic the sitting of the Valid bleure and mu others of the the Wen.taut, who bail just bets ordered pay deli!, railed out in loud voice, addressing tilinself to the Commissioners, " You are a set of scoundrels," and ass coutianinw hi. :shear, whew the Commissioners directed Monday, the constable attending the Conn, to take the Defendant tutu enainity. Mr. Consul told the Defendant that he wee slot only 0111 8 4- jeCi to a fine of 4 .:(!W hot also to impriaimment, and IeCOVI. waded him to interred, with Mr Moore and the other gra- Dewiest not to press for the utmost punishment. The Defendant admitted that he had used Ilia tanviage imputed to him, hot said it was °Niue to his bring either in liquor, nod that be was estreniely soul fur the insult ofrred to the Cond. Mr. Moore undefined to the Mateistrite, that, no the fendent sat non convitired of his error. he thought the mi. -Citified Mien( five uhdlinea would !re on tlitient to do ter hilt and other.. (coin sinsdar I.ffetaces, and on paying thin he was dischargi.d. tCI.6OROVGII ETILIreT A singular examination relative to n robbery so a very consideualrle . t, took place 111 . 1,• 11U Toesday. Dr. Kerri-on, of Burlingtnn.atreit, lost a hox, containing • diannund ring, 'trash., necklace:. 31111 various mine salts/164 , appro.:ages of dress. The persons atispresest were a s, raiiiit of Dr. Dumper's, 111 11 Ili. wife; the latter of whom had the rate of Mr. K. rrigmi'ai hong., Mrs K. and the family residing at Torsiliam-green, where the Dianne regularly A ilrash ha,mj orenereil in the bristly, Mrs. K. went into mourning, nod mat the hoz containing the articles in the e..ir , age to London, sewed no ion moth. The conehm 111 pan rd 6.,uiig Jemmies' the lion MI oithiu no i 00000 r door, 1111 hr 14:15 acruatnmed to do when the buy-servant ibil nut meet the carriage at the ulou.r. Nn pi 1 , 011 had :11"1 . 1'1 1 3 111 11114 place lint 31re. Copelasol, •Ii• haul the care of the hot the box was mimic , ' tithes Mr.. Kerrkon came lii,me, and lure 11111 11111 V In rut heard of. The additional sio.pirtints she housekeeper stool her husband wlie have realked CCM ly 1.900 f, at sr. vire, as was proved) were, that the 19 w whets in Dr. Hooper'', aurvice called himself a widower, and recommealle.l Iris a ife by another name to Dr. Kerrinuis. He slept at Dr. fierri.on's without perusission &hoot the tune of the M.% twin:: hist, and his sharaeler u.i: Iv.c. d not eery salicfnetsir7 by Iwo e‘litleieru posrsit, nttli whom he had heti, (hue tool Inst a ridicule containing a rpi‘iutiiiy of outgo, v 4.10111 sas I h.' 11111 Y of 'll l. man 111 have brought tow ihr liana, (sons the ear, tage after the holy null gl . l/11( . 113111 had talezliteul 1.3 a visit to Dr. as Ssaumore. Toe other Geslllewtwil lust his hook ;mil hark mites liken the man wall in his service, although th. y hail sot proof against Mr. Raker, the Magistrate, observed. that altlin”gh site picions 'sere rrrr qirionz, there ers4 no pr.."( to %gallant :a coanntainqat. and the parties wet e liberated, their adtlit.s, if te:ittirtl. 7114M[* orr::t. Yerdeldri Mr. Jailor Shave, and annlnr m1'11.116311. nt. lend. al !refute Nia iabell. ear p. , r cluirge "Kai Nit 4.4 1‘ lam TI•wo:o Garbutt, of Ilse &up R•.ngrr—it wets of Ilse full.nrinc• nroure:—. The t 7uteplai isnot (Mr. Share' stated, that he was cooper on hoard the above vessel Minot the middle of Aviv's,, held, the VeP4t'l was anchored off the island of 'reroute, on the roast of Tinittur. inhabited by the Dutch. and hr. with foren ! more of llw ship's ctimpany, procured Irate of the Captiiti to go on shore I.r as li•w hours. The Cent obits:int became rather isteltriAterl, nod stoo p ed *burr the given tone, and noon tftllng 111 the heart,. in order to go oil topsoil. lie perceived nee of bet dupmil►., missed Henry Fur, the inate's bort.ati erre , . bartnontisly ill.trested by a great number of Alehits, and hr went to recur hint from their vrogentice. The Miitats foisted noun him itt..l tied h's lands and Iron, anal hunt his lu 3 I dreadful mortise, when by he was prevented from going ea h e ard the Ranger. After some time hr escaped host the 31alays, and a second tone treat In the leach where the slitit's hunt Witt lying; lie jumped its, sod ni toll 4y the first mate that the Captain Isid given to dri•that he on. to he l►ft GIII 11w island; he in-raided in gOitle on hoard. :mil the renew' Farm insturdiately seised Complainant ronnil body, threw been ovrrtaw.4 Into the at-3, anti pi.d sir to the reaarl, which was ander w. iglt. He with great daffiest, y swoon to the sl.ure,mud war by tin humanity 01 . the Governor of 11w Island presented front ',nevi tig—w ho was so disgosor.il by the e :ore of the Clitain that he permitted 1111 . ant In sclititiat smiler his rrorelion for twelve u k•, when he was Liken on board the brig Hrantby, mud brought to England. Mr. Kolibri' said, he wan very sorry. hut he could not de any thing our I . eee , mid the Como!nionot and bts friend left the office appareutly much dissatisfied. 'lnnen SMtnr. which gaire (71ithulie presided.— _ The attendance was highly reopecighle, red the procredicgs were masked by the greatest temper lure msil circsiin.pection. The dralt of a Petition to Parl..sinetit, in which she privationssisil ciairll% of the Catholics of Ireland are stated in moiterite and per hole respectful but at the same time forciWe isn. gnage, was presented by Mr. o"Connell—rtml, and v , ry { m id d i , en ss e dl, paragraph hy paraip.ap!i, and after some slight tel alteration, unaiii. monslv adopted. It was theis resolved that the we. sentainri of the Petition be coi.filled to the Earl of Diasoglimnre and Mr. Gramm, the point turd riel.ertrol friends of Catholic Freedom—that it would be essential to the iniere.ta of the Petition. ens, that their Petition should be laid upon the tabl e s Of both Houses of Pailiament. WITIIIIS THE riEFT WEEK of the Seseion—and that the Nishle CIINITIII4III be requested its Cffin 1111 l 'locate these Re. 'solution* to Lord Uouooghw,ue rod Mr. (Station. A ilesultery and protracted conversation then took place on the stitsject of flw approint mesa of an orncer to sll4llolge the Catholic Correspondence, in the course of which st veva' allusions were made to the charge which Inv, lately beau advanced (in priot and otherwise) agining Mr. flay. it twos terminated at lettlph by the nominal 4.1 NI r. O'Gorman to act as Secretary. pro Import is having been I wevi on-ly resokeil, that /4 " Court of Honour," consist. t/!..! 4 , f . Seven Catholic Genilsmess, to be named Mr. [by himself, it 141 los held, to investigate the ro..iluct Of that Gentlesuan, in the traii.artion re ferred to, Mr. O'C 11, undertaking, without the slightest liersonal animosity whatever, to prefer the accusation against Inns. STATE OF IRELAND. From 'I he Dublin Earning Post.) The reader will ILO below ti letter from Leitrim, It is give.. a• an instance of the mode ton common, we fear, in distrihutiog jiistice„ We shall only say, that Wit kinder tiyatrin now were generally adopt. rd—if the Gentry of Ireland were oftener in the habit of rendering themselves n lar, there would not be MI fri-(rt-111 I r a demand merle on die Execu tive for military aid. However, we rejoice to reite. rote that, notwithstanding ►he few districts in which extraordinary measures may he deemed advisable, Ireland, talien altog.ther, never exbihitt d a spec. tacle of such general tranquillity as she does at this period. That a spirit, such as we recommend, is begin. ning very geuerally to prevail, we are happy, from atithentic documents. to state. It had, it should seem, been dermal istle . pahle by certain Nlagistrates of the county of Limetick to convene a Renck. fur the purpose of laying a Memorial before the Lord Lieutenant, in ordrr that he might be pleased to extend the Peace Preservation Act to the parish of Kilfergns, in that comity. The Magistrate. and Landholders in the neighbourhood of the pariah con vened • counter-meeting, the Knight of (Din in the Chair, at which, in an imainimiins resolution, they expressed their regret that it lima been dreined necessary to Bench meeting of the Magi*. tralea; mut they resolved— "That the parish of Kilferkus is, and loss been for some years, inn state of the atto.t perfect tranquillity and order, and that the introritirt or such a mengure in that its/ills is not only totally needles', but would also lay s motif in convenient soil traders ac►eahle rxtreime noon the landholders, •Iready moth snore burdened than they ran easily hear, and D 44411114111 cuojonciisin wtth the low stoic of the markets fur produceuf every Lind, to involve glom in ■ esu great de gree of embarrassment.' They fo,ther Resolved— - - That in case nf any divtoirlianey reaching this pariah from au quarter, 'to pledge o u rs Ives to keep du• pc,ce dependentiy of any such uncless and inconvenient expense':' Portualit to this Ite.oittiiim. they have sob. peril)rd a Dcelanolin' (it coatiiii.a already 200 Mg. natures) which we chilli insert, no an excellent.vx ample to other diatriets 1.1'11114.1'1y CllCUMPrilliCed o Or itiemteeil with .imilar it Aletions : ,t We, the Landholders of the pari.li of Kamm whole names are hereunto affixed, hereby pleder ourselves to attend She call of any of unr rt I.ident Strietstraies, at any time that they conceit e the public prate and the security of lives and property to he at all in d.tomr, and to gi►e them on any such occasion tne fed support if ONE personal exertions, in maim mistime trangstillit anal the (tonally of the mows, and that in the event of any Nicht ly Meetiams or Robberies iter wring in our parish, or auy miter ilk e3i act b. ing runimitted, we will collect:rale and indieiduallu air our bevt endeavours to diseases the p(rpetraturs of any such ill(pal net, and give the earliest intiormalitta this-cut to uur utiglilsouring Ma. gistraies." lit pursuance of the principle on which the pre ceding Declsratiosi is founded, A Iturptisition his been issued by the Hight of Clio (Mr. Fitzge rald), by Mr. Moosell, and several other Gentle men of the County, addressed to Mr. Apjohn, the fligh Sheriff, to convene as Meeting of the Gen tlemen, C:rrgy, sod FirehoMeta of the County of Limerick, in order to take iota consideration the present state of the Police of this cesuity. •ud the best means of enforcing tie due administration of ttw flows." The High Slieliff has appointed this day tor the purpose. 11', are persuaded that if the spirit of this De duration prevailed. and a like sy.tem were adopted generally, tl•e eonntr)• would be retuiatril in a state of perfect Ira, . _ . F . rom w Clare r train that a meeting of the Gen tlemen of the comity was to take plAce on Thum. day, to take into coriritleration the exi..ting *tor of the Proclaimed st, as ilir t rowlititto of the county of Clair, fur ro u te Italr rm.. 'Cells* to julaify. a material 1'1 . 11111114111 111 thr uunlltrra of the liolicr, If nut a total StiVeli,iun o f th e e mu, rate. These are certainly cominuovientior.s calculated to gratify every lo►er of host. try, and grievously to disappoint those incendiaries who would wish for nothing more !kill an Opt unity to exhibit their ultra-loyalty in pnttinz dawn stditinn and treason. Bat it is tome to retools to the letter, *alb the mention of *flick we co 111 l ...rowed utak srticle. We insert it will' a view of ►hewing some of the soils with whirl' our seldom% hlrgistracy may endanger the peace of r tdiat►ict, and ■ specimen. atuotsgst a thousand s of tote mode by which the Peace Pre- LONDON: Mated ail Pabiimbed ai ibe 011 Ire. Na. I°%• fitreadi i above Adverdsrseats are tareived. awl Letters (pad paid) must be addreaord—C. WITH. Na. 1, Olemare Prissar-1. WHITg, In.Sdia44 44.44•444 ).4 $ . C ...!,. .. ~..... AND.• .' . ......„,,, -.....-, 1111WITattr. WOLIN. NOVEIII36R aerwret so 41.4 •''' lore ci the Cutwt CATHOLIC AFFAIRS. lit+, and &imbibe Ti .e exptctrd meeting of Catholic Gent! r he Court, eta % ook place it D'Arcy's. in Erne-surety on S y NlNA:et', de. uoil ono conducted in i instanter which . O r . . rs toeing inr ...4, sincere plreoure to every frirud of the Cat .1 to 10.) , **malt emit. Thr venerable Ertl of Fiord ireful& 1111LITAIIY I'ISGII.IC'E. Yr steillay morning c u tenueofthe rnrpnral• larlotoricc In the :11.11115, fur improper COIWIOSI In opening ti tiers dies p thiout I, hos hands foe kis rum. ass ii.umuled cot of tie• regiment. A rope, nilb 11104 e. Was platr.l nrutria liis neck ; he was led In twerii Iwo ihruinintrs, aids the lest of Ilte .1.1301101 re beating their &ions twLinel him, in front of the regiment, ( throe !m -iracles, in the Bird•tage-walk, 11. Queen sipiare-gati , wbrrr he was kt loose about his herineas. He instantly put Hotai'a colours in his rap and gave three cheer., calling out, liens fur eau!" NAVAL I N I'ELLIOENCE. riatTsgsourn, sinvemarit 10. Artier(' the Prederick, Guru the D.•orua, for Jamaica; (1, wee, Hattridon,fems ditto, fur :thins; Aurora, Weight, flute thtto, fur Constantinople; A ngtesivin, 'Ultnasys sua, from thtto, fur Barbados..; Oreau, Lowther, from ditto. fur Lisbon ; hip(otl , EtCrlt, from ditto, fur Oporto; Z. phyrs. luossdres, fount Sunderland, for Japonica ; Al. hatter, Soma , and Docketsfid.l, iVuod, fruit, Nt-ertttle. fur Jamaica; rattle, Nlitchison, frons St. Petershitrch, for Dobliu ; mild Aihury and Sir George O.h,,rne transports from the Mauritian—sailed Auto the Isle of France the 271 h July. the Cape the 271 h August, altJ St. Helena the 15th September. IDFAL, atovtautre Arrived and milled for the River, the Thrlia, Stirkney; and Elrsabirth„ nod Anus frovwftwebee; Good Intent, from Newfoundland; Amason, Deem, from Virginia; Roxland, lonia, from Charente; Rising :Mil, Hoeg, from Memel for Plymouth; Briton, Richard►. from Babas for Hamburgh ; soil Eiltra-d, from St. Peterchurtzli for Purt•u,ooth. Came dowel frims ibe River Reid sailed Ihr 1.0 tuloos, rrer ; and Alarm, %Vilma, for Jamaica; ami Robin Inge, !Reim', fur --. itAftwicn, iCoVleingit 30. Areirid the Henry Freeling packet •ith • 114211 trum Holland. PLYMOUTH, MOVISMIIT ft 9. Arrived the PaPas, Tweer, tram •Ing SOS, Holton from Prince Edward's Island ; Huse, Oiaway, Irian St. Julwis, New Unitise/1(k; and George, Coasilo, fnina Quebec. in 31 days. I'he Sally and Davis were beginning to load at St. Julia's when the nose sailed. The 111.irslial Wellington was shout balf.luaded, and expecied to sail in about (411 day.. The Dalrymple had sailed for a port in lie Wails of Mimes. Sailed the Spartan on a cruise. YARMOUTH, ?finEmmen 10. Arrived the Recent, Turnbull, frum Peleraintegh;;;int. i 6. 10. 100 milts from the Nome, fell in with the Nestor, of sionderland, srairr.loggcd and abandoned by the new ; Cap tarn TurulAill supposed *be would dna.- on shut, ins the coast of Jutland. •awn. x•Vntsra 6. The brig Diploar in corning into this harbour stigick upon Oa pile, 6011 ids a few hours boraxes a taial wreak. Crew and with .hy. • • leriatieo Bill is limpet into plsy. But luthr4„ii will at length find out the folic), as fle 11 as t;• wickedness, of this mode of frostqoini.:ing a district. TO THE EDITOR of The Dltßl . tll ETENINGIOWI'' " Carrick-oa•hheerrew, Oef ti 1615 , " We were greatly alarmed ben as kanssday tam. see foontern Prisoners tied, and accompausest ley or 41/tre t i and a liege escort of the 75th Hietriaudele, lad rathr multi, lodged in the Gael of ibis Comity (Leonia. Astssous to hear abet airmen were committed in thirsat sent peaceable Comely, we ascertaiard, us issqu:ry, that !Asa Prisoners had been arrested in Ballynamore,a Alaskei of ibis Calmly, on the Ta.arlay heCre. rima4g.-.1 there assembled for rialto*. pm posies ; they sere .1.1140.01 close coofinentent flute Tuesday umil Saturslay..•• • a O'clock in the afternoon they were starched •notstsre fuurteets miles. The Magistrate erfnsest gain.% ae . i tads their appearance at the o r al t;entral Assizes, on than tw o so•curitiea in 100 f. each, and theinseler. in mei.; sad a et, funs Tuesday to Saturday no examittlituas were sat 's ,. it was directed that there would be an Appears-is cr. dente, hut no such appeasing, on Saturday a Mr, swore that they sere then and there assembled Cur twist., purposes, and on ibis they were esommotted. o On the Tuesday foll,swing, two rr•peetahlr Statists's:es, from the neighlinsu hood of Bullyisentore, can.. Y.t, 3 , 4 , excarcerated all these Primmer*, nut tlani to the Mogium uc ' alto committed them, who resides within ast man. ot touts, without a guard, nut i yea a single eunstaldr, istl o e th em to sslf , r hint any lass men's isecurilirs iw hi their appeatassee at the next General APeiri if S j . fused rt•cria ine then bail, iustently to go lull Swine. ` 0 " " Stoll conduct Vernet, iss a tweet mealtime, 1w impute; 44, that, lust Ilse lent of Ireland', ntsilforlunta, the nuts mil sleore of her great Landed Proprietors: If the, ressitt d tl.eir estates, we would Imre au such asAntsislors. 'l%„r . s•istesity in Ireland more unfortunate Swaths Iseperf •s,. leitsint la; flee-sixth, r lift ti . A vist., of (versos. of hoar G Imme si , assume the corer tttttt Isl. Road jobbing bs rind RI tte summit of I fee (strict', boot ver, called on to samists,a so-a , lion, at, trxsl, to the multi( I of ty. Aims latorche, alto hold !Ise timer., p :I, roe leptenents,l by an agent of great lobs ratty If we had inch r gents and such Slanoratis. tie ~ .14;41 nut Wa l e such staSutsis to lament the nots•restde. rr 0 1 odors,. I t Merits. 11.titt Extract of s Letter frees the County Rotrumonm, Saw( Athlone, Noresaltes R. " Mr. Hoary St.fienree, who hard at Italltslaugass, on Said t with his Brother, Sir His hard, in ilw {Tonto! Monist Mikity, where were some other fronds. tit tense-ng his Brother'., the Steward saw him out of the en•ea, the last otsc, and hail not proceeded more lion a, fss yam. when he heard a *hat, and a Istml scream folismod.- night was iwneunssainaly tight he easily a ', At W. Henry tit. Miarge was din ttttttt retell near the ea•r; Iw c.. 9 quickly, wvarllsimod Mtn almost lifeless , lyitg overseas ass was I. r faiatitag 6l ; Own hastened to a mar. ea... Laud • sent off foe Sir I:4lmM, who, with another Came op, but truly to ice him expire without bittern word;' CASTI.FIII2. NOrEEIER 4. Throughout the rowdy of All o, we are LI N/ to say, the rune perfect good order prevail..— (Mayo Constiluti7n.) On Tuesday earning last, at Doneraile, t *trot melancholy sod ovforrimate occurrence took It appears that as tau young gentlemen, of ifs names of Wall and Fitzutatilice, were rttamt from a shooting party at Butter:nit, they list; a rencowtre a ith same ot.er pant% men pear Cot town, when Mr. Fitzmanrice, in emlenv"tiri..g to protect his friend 31r. Wall, ortbantaly stint it.mt with a Ilia bog piece which he held ut ha hind. Mr. Wall was the ton of Mr. Wall, spethecaty ' .1 that town, a young gentleman of gr•ifitki ; promise and expectation, Nod was pr hare ,rp. Ab eredrd shortly for F.,ii,sbur g it In corrtOdste matlise dita for the medical intrife-autt. lie is ursieersaltr re.. wett e d by the Whole swig libtmrheawth, anAtbegrielbt Mr. ForNneurice since the accident happeord i• es. treme. Mr. DAtera, the Coroner, Sc titide , ,l9ll . .!. held an iotpuet on the body, and a Verdict of .4;‘;. • denial Death n' 4tl returned. The Court Martial far the trill of Fosign Wick. well, at Curk. of which Ge Gorthta r, etthelutletl Idet Aloorfay. The Pri.oorr that day pre tat u wnttsii tit ft nee, ensuatured Vry hair Coatt.el, 51r. Kelley, ethic!, vrt quderst was very ingettiotts oat ittiprrs•tre. SrDDEN DEATIL !11r. Seamblir, • Livery Stable-keeper in nivhcipszate. ore, r. az“i 911, weal yislerday to Ihr Bask, viceavitanien ty Ai. niece, In receive his divider:via. After sig•i..[ the Ise ant divvy'', and vent his niece to the i rs) Oilier to .e the avriory. but en her tylvira shr fcuud bias a corps. It appears Met the mete bad scarcely quitted lii. shell sz wns struck dead. ALARMING FlRS—Lust night, about ff ff a lire broke out on the prefolses occupied by ti,. carver and gilder. tu New port-market, whirl.: were entirely consut ted. sta.: part of the house belonging to Juska, d The prompt assonance of toe fireinsts wilt engines, preserved that confined part of the ?Hsi.. as the extensive molding belo:: ; :itig to A I.PRIDGV:i ItepOsitOiy, nherrin • lurge quantity of bay ntot straw was deposneil, ales dos:. adjoitung to the back of the pretnibes oil tire. raicE OF 14TOCKM YESTERUAT. [Zack Steck 3 11.4- Ct. 661 f: India Bondy... • Gl l i"• 3 ibrr Ct. C0t0... 67k ije I Es. ths. 38 lo• Ceist.7s;i 76 75 I P I T" Com...N (9 tit-. 4 per eeretso...:. •j2Wierf 14401114" - $ 0, * 5 per Ct. N. Au. I Cotta. 1 ., ,r A cv...• At Leanne Love, nn Thain the 441 Instant, ►he teid? of C010..' the Strati, of a dnitehttr. At Dernhall, on the 3d inetant, the nuts. Mts. Qtiphent • 31ttrrey, of a sou. 'MARRIAGE. At M. Georges Cliort•lN Lististensw - Culmwel Yr.'llot, (11141c6•11111, eutt..l:t r ravafii, 110 !La ra • only Jsughter Volum' !Ito Mo. E. Vl'loigfield,Cosk - aLtf:. DEATHS. ()ft the 31st of la.l mouth, Boirowts Cautishrll, E q r.. rister-al.Low. lu Tullanauee, on Tols , day. the 511, ultimo, in thr `tiont of life, Oise, unty Henry Judy'. I ■nd grind-daughter to the Isle Colutiel Judge, of G':' burned', in the Kinee Cuuntz. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I t►Nnos Meriting 34 aller !. i Ertrong I ann. 140. L • -