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; dlas - • I Siding, s . thseppeasted . Ilishird C.•Lvegford, Esq. who Ind arrived there the' eight. They struck him with the Inittemsd of r rad on the left 'side of his head, cut his fare in rhaust puts; and itareted seise Wooed, ois the left tide. The piety was most ollaittelis, fourteen lait'hig• entered the house. They were all well andel, sod on 'retiring proceeded to Deegan/4 •iI they seirebed' Hi. iiisibti Potter's dwelling. said - were as nitudresefed io their visit there as at I Sir. GriMir's. ' On Monday night the boom of David Brown, a respectable lartsier, on the lauds of Deltas, Bur' Cioorn, wur attacked bye hi party Id White Bs?e, who desired him to open his door and co*: Mit, and on his 'reformat they coeimesiced Grigg 4iliah4 which wee promptly returned, sad kept opts/ time. The insurgents, finding they could est 7 n 4: sdmittenee, set are to the end of th e house a re. tired: 'The • Oro oat extinguished alter much - exteetuto.. - Oa the night of Thursday lest an armed bate. - ditri, consisting of frees eight to twelve men, m ucked Major Harding's hem* at Derawlin, is this coldy, end searched closely for arms, bin fined none, ltie imastalring taken them to Harding'. Grass for solety some time like, and iiis amity having re ' moved niCharleviile on the lilt 'kick. Thee also •-evreved and searched Mr. 1111 Wilda 'beau at Olen brook, bet got no arms--tatolli the second time tint Mr. Meson had beete'ktokked: They. broke into the Woes of Wnidillikied Wallac e,: nods:am, elm to Oleahliik *Wei they Pie ed df every atter 'of *Pashto!' Oriel, Joan!. Ice. • Which they could airy'. 'They watt proceeded to tfirtheesir of a Iles limed Denis Ministry; a tenant to Mr. Moon. odfhe hinds lafevpanaharee. ia this county, and blr* hreel'ilildned tootled with slugs ' into the Imam. they rushed idid . the same moment, and robbed Morns' , of different - articles of wearing opriarel and credo, with which they departed ; bat • Mornay loving alarmed his neighbours, pursued them, assisted by his *ahead overlook them a little way 'rem his home, but ready attempting to secure one of them before his neighbours could come up. he was fired at end desperately wounded in several places, by which his life is despaired of. Tbe rob hen, succeeded in making their escape scree' the great bog of Derswlin. 'On hearing of these out rages, Mr. Herding and Mr. Mason, Magistrates. 'interceded to Mornay's' hoes*, and took his depo sition as to the facts. lie kue* none of them, and it is imagined that they tame from the county Cork, as ti their Marty they dropped a loose coot, evidently Ibilewerwlloctureaf that county. On Tutor* iiight, shoot half-past six o'clock, the widow Lawrence's house. unir Belhaven, was snaked bra - body of armed men, the only tun belonging to the house being absent, u corporal of • oluerd of yesibeo, done 'remolded but a , lad of Whoa yam of ege, in whose of dwell Ihnosiee. which istraoMk kept,' flying "oe thelmemilliodli WIWI • relief moo by the report of ehrehme. .Os the Coming op of assistants, a smiiiti&Verty of -air weeders were ' eurpdeed, - she, 'ii emplaned. in - tended to attack other beau ill the same neigh. hourhood. • tr •.8 . • Several fanners'. 'Ungar were attacked so the emote* it Lyike Whist, Sp. near Dremoulliber. . who had taken farms a few years back, thresteoing them with death if they did not give up said leads, at the same time giving them a few specimens of the whip es remind them of the same. Oo Teesdsy tight a party Snacked the house of Janes D. Evens, F.Sq. of Koeckiderry, *id sue. ( *w e d. Air breaded some window., in getting hie miss. • ' ''" Th • • Some night time ittseked two Pal pie mesa within a MAI of Newcastle, of the zit. sad after demolishing their wi ndbylfs iastraiisit ' Intuitive , teak away one ion end This Waiiiimielei the absence's& the owner,. • Thief Bellingsrarre, a Nicotine limelist,linar Commit, but were vigorously reputed' 'by a Is* inbekii. who tired on them, au* tie: ouli piles! 'WI SAW hats they I& behind ' :Mint " • • • 'll4 * biliallkarWtr. Nieb•lss Mood. 41.Disidi. au situated; . abd two gaps tekeill`stb No. but no injury wild dime to doelloglod ' ' '• The hawse of • hrtner. irtsud Riedy. within a • mile of Newaurde, was impelled en Timothy night. bit from the spirited abliiiaiict mode, tbry were Warn off. ' " • • Not • eight pommiloilt Si'W &men near the town of Nswcasde.tetidisiamlilintairrey =toned from them. to bofi r eAwder. &e. The t ow n of Altßieyfeilit is' became • general - place of rendesvossibt the'diffrient tiariditti of that Sib instant. Colonel Crosbie, M.P. coonty Reny, who pow ed through this city • fete days ago to attend flits Parliamentary duty, returned here yesterday* his wily to his county, which is at present so tlio; turbed as to cause the presence of every rntleussit of rook iod influence. Thursday night • poly attacked the house of • min named Donovan, at Clarion, for having lately taken a farm belonging to the widow Massy ; but, as be had • previous notice of their intent, be was *pored for them, by having a few police stationed with him, and the fellows were not only beat off, brit purs ued a considerable distance towards Phi trick's Well, where they were met sod Bred on by a party of the Mare yeolosnry, who were patrolling that neighbourhood, sod succeeded is taking two ' Osborn, pissed Collopy. who are ei r olgoed Llik/WA &louder Rose, Esq. SOme of Wei= 1 "116Vb differed, as weevil trsees of blood were .1 41 i dierood. ; A man, named Lynch, was desperately 1 , 1, the same night, at Bruska, near Glavin.Glavin. lllo Yesterday, at four o'clock, the house of • Fishery. Esq. of 'Corn-bridge, to this r• was visited by the insurgents, who got there' 477 • muskets and one blunderbuss. Mr. Fakery has Wei very ill'for some time past. Yesterday sermight corporal M'Donuell sod his wife, prOcerding from Torben to Newcastle, ' were 'met near Glenville by a . party of White Boy*. k who demanded his Smarms and ammusitho, for r which they' Minutely searched a ear on which the corporal was ; not ending either they suffered him to pots, wing, that it was areas dione they wanted, sod 'sat 'it was well for him he was not of the police. A fellos Mooed John Whole& was yesterday lodged in geol. by Godfrey Many, Rig. being concerned iu this offence. TIPPIAARY. (From the 0 Chew! Herald") Ott Tuesday night the house of John Cunning. * ham, a tenant of the Rev. Mr. Vyzo, et Spriplaeld, • neer Wodeoetown, between' Clonmel sod Cashel, was attacked by a number of armed villain., who broke into the house, aod dragged Connisighem out; one of them give him a violent blew on the head with the bun-end of • blunderbuss, and another discharged a gun at him. They swor e him *to quit his farm under pain of devil. Fourteen fanners' hones were found neat morning at the three reeds of Glenna', about a mile on the mad I from Cunningham'. towards Clouse!. - IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • HOUSE OF LORDS Tinnutrov, FAINIVART 14. Their Lordships meat holf-past four o'clock. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. The Duke of BUCKINGHAM presented a Pie. filial from 124 Formers, Occupiers of Land in the vicinity of the town of Buckingham, complaining of agricultural distress; they did not pray for dui redaction of taxes, bat for such relief as their Lord ships might think acct.—Wad, and laid on the table. The Marquis of LANSDOWN said, he had a similar Petition to present from the Bath end West of Eoglood Agricultural Society ; but the prsyet of it was different from that presented by the Noble Duke, as it praytd for opseific relief—the redoes ties f the taxes 0nd..44 - the public expenditure ) Tbis Society wring bored ("any political pur. poses, but NIGMIy 'MN IHNlmid to the interest of the agriculturists. It emeliall bhl •Iliontion now le go into the *object, ei the WM* Earl, whom he saw in his place (L.lverpeaq c bud on a foto mei day, on a question beim" pet to him by a Noble Friend of his, se , d, dee subject be shortly discussed in the oboe Mouse of Porlivp meet, and it would be bettiia fee their Lordshipi slot to agitate the qiestioe until that dimmest) bad taken place. He was, however, of opinion, that one of the eosin for the distress was the greet premiere of the text's, which could not, perhaps, be lowered without there was a greet reduction in the public expenditure; and withoat that took place the agriculturists could not be relieved. He was oat . one of those that were of opinion that if the taxes were lowered that the produce of the ground would rise in price; but he was of opiaion • if the Wee were lowered, it would enable the agriculturist to bear up 'against the present pricer) The Nobk Mritquis then presented the Petition. The Earl of LINIRPOOL stated that he did not rise for the periwig* of giving soy opinion on the subject, bat whenever p proper mai= was given =b. 11101M4 Bade., T.F. 240Aciolasolt, lbw. golish. Ws. .1.81112.86. Or C. L C. IL INA* Dlitiala• Ciaberi, C. James, Wm. NOW, Jews .Calemt, IL Jabs's., Colima Smidemare, R. Chaleasv, IL Loma; Lerlo. a.*.., iml .f fahivatt, JOss lapratias. Mph bask& Lard Chembirtmar, W. Lashimpaa, g. beet" We. Omar, hie Illblealla, l lm. . Siert, Lard I. Clithia, Visrmat Malosirly, Übe Sykes, D. Coke, T. W. Illeadmaid, James Therm, C. Greve', Thos. Merit, II: B: Timmy, Pt. Haa.l3 Detmesaima, OW. Deere, Peter Whitbread, Samuel Darks, T. 11. Wersaseby, V44C. Williams, W. Denims, W.J. Dogma, Lord ~ Wiliam, Mr IL Demma. Thee. O'Calimbse, hale. W O Ol klikm" Dammam, Tim. Olemdstaa. lard Wyvill, %tidos, Um. T. Palma, Coloael Etwhigterr, Tie. Palmer, C. F. yttildams. Eller, Ed. Pares, Thee. Damen, Um. H. CI Famed, N. rbiiiipe,G. I. bakes, J. Ge. fiat William Limos paired ef. Lord Twisted ead Lord Milieu barley cease up ms par pose ten rs,li al e ili gasstim yeelerioy, were limber the me. meshy of laillio• obi s isoproin fob goossopeace a bbolimessoble In dm cossory. FOREltilf INTELLIGENCE. HASIBURGH, LISBON. AND SPANISH PAPERS. IT. PRTERSBURON, JANUARY 23. We know ambits* here of as ukase ordering the abolition of ,thmlodgee of the rmeasimeera, which hove hitherto been wider the pretectioe of fur mild Government. We have the following authentic .stomata from Ibe Turkish &Wien : The Divan received the Lit •ews of the irruption of a great Persian army isle Armenia, led by the son and successor of the %itch, the implacable enemy of the Turks, on the 15th of lOctober._ _ The Service Depoties were still in arrest at Constantinople, and Sirvia itself is said to be in general insurrectioa against the Turks. The Pacha has had several of the principal &Irian chiefs executed, and is said to have himself fallen a sacrifice to a farina* insurrection of the people. The heroic Captain Jordaki is really in safety, Lisseegaped to this side of the Pruth ; but all his Mast companions hare been sacrificed in the menfl Vriterous manner at Coostatitinople. , Up to this moment not the slightest cheep heel token place in our relations with the Porte. The passage of couriers to and from the army on the Prutb is:very frequent. Nothing authentic ts hi tberto known of any official declaration, either of ' the Porte or of the mediating Powers, in reply to the Vbissetum of our Court.—(Hamborgh Cor respodernes, SSA February.) JASSY, JallyAlT 20. We have meat usexpeetedly reeilieffrasert that Prince Michael Seas% late Heopeder off Moldavia, who, since his flight from this city, whorl ,be, had taken an active parr in favour of the iorrergent UrFekflo bed "liirjoorijdroir, the capital of .afaisimabita s has tiollthodg eimotiarwders to leave the dominioas of the Koirstar t Reesie, and is fact left that place se the Q S , dais 6th inst. We do not know whither he is poet at the use .time we beer . that several of the limner Hetarist . cbiefs, Vendedeks, Skufe, Bondi, &c. are sr -rested, and sent to different fortresses. All the Greek, Moldavisn, Wallachian, sod other fug'. dies (supposed to be six or 7,000 is number), who e A lenthe Pruth and in Bewerabia, had iseolived maws faun St. Peteraburgb speedily to loses that province and to remove into the interior of the Russian Empire. COPIIIIIIAO2II, PUIUAIT 2. Last year there passed the Soeud from the North ,Sea 4,600 ships, of which 1,993 were English; 11am the Baltic, 4,477. of which 1.426 were Eirg livh.—(Hastsrgli Pipers, Fantasy S.) LIS•011 0 saasuAar S. In the sitting of the Cortes the title sit. the do. how on the Catutiltakiell wee condetieti s Os ilea 241* being the aeoieseseey of she iestelistioo of the Cortes; the day wee ollserood with elm dessoettio eesseobled in the iquereireeteel hie Illejeety with the t aeclainatieos, Which he received - with the satisfaction. His Majesty afterwerds held . at the place of Bensposts, at which all the ioallei Ministers were present. In the evening his AffieolYi with the Infants Don Michael and Deo Sebastian. went to the theatre to see the opera of the Lake. by Rossini, where his Ma , received with the saute 'narks of loyalty affective. , Cortes oo the 28th, the !Moisten presented accounts received from Brasil by different m ei:. the English brig Hwrnsay► in 06 days, Portuguese brig Nara Pktarisio 74 days, and lb" Socramesen from Perusimbece 1. I. project for the reform of the Wiae Cam. the Alte Duero has been agreed M.—. Papers. February 4.) CADIZ. JADVADT Brigadier-General Doe Joaquim Ajoo4o has day assumed the political gneetsuneat of this province, to the entire satisfaction of thingriod iw !wbitepts, wbo desired to see a tussling.* If the genadsloas sows which we have experiewooll o mod re.establkshgemst of order and tranquilkk ST. SIZASTIAII, JAVUAILT 44. , official accounts received here we learn that leaders of insurgents, Creeps, Busidatto, Les lux, four other►, have bees taken. kis reported that tome others are taken, and that Bolds is deed of bis amid', but this is sot COlgiteSd. DISPRID, JANUARY 29. General M. de Letre, Consmodont of Gallia*, and General Don M. de Alava. Commandant of Arragoo, having beets elected Deputies to the Carta, the King has appointed Lientenani.Ckseral Tabosda y Gil, Commandant of Gellieis o and General Del Valle, of Amgen. JANUARY 30. Is the sitting , of the Cortes on the 48th, he de , bate on the means to be adopted ler the pacifies. lion of America was cootiatted, but nut concluded. In that of the 46th. the articles of the Penal Code. as far 682, were discussed. The Report of the Committee appointed by the Cortes ou the frilid January to emissive the minute of his Majesty's Message, with a* opinion of the Council of State upou several projects of law, is Dew published. It is of great length, and mutants, besides the 'costal introduction or preamble-- I. " Project or se atitlitissol las tt that of SW October, isae, moue. ss the pliticat Jiberty of the pass," is iF teen wider. 11. " Prnjeet of law on the right of it pclitglVhwelire •.' articles. 111. " Period of law ea the patriotic eildielliViolhree irlidtfL t . Ju tbetitting of, the 30th, the debate no the opi. .ion of the Committee relative to the affairs of the Colonies was `condoned. The Secretory of the Colonies stated, that the Government approved of the opiniou of the Com mitter, only with the addition of a closet. that the measure proposed was not to be understood as any thing buts • of pacilicatiso. d mans ale met debate dijr, 'Aligarh suede by tie ioillitaanent. was referred to the Committee. ' The Peas, Code. se for as article We, was die coosed.--(itladriol Papers. Jotturry 31.) ......m.11.1. ... FLANDIIRS MAIL resuradtv i. sp;01!) C114111U .... t OP Wig lITATCS CAMERAL.. _ • Among theitatiffiena.presented in this sitting was "one how esettletotero of Zealand, who desired ihat a maximum ar4 a minimum be fixed foe the regu. hullo of the COM trade. M. de Steuart moved that the Report "'ibis peti. tioo be priuted. 44 There is every reuse so hope," "sitirEbe, is that the Government. being acquainted reitii the real stsue,of things by the nutter ui peti. thus addressed-fosse all siemens, will soon cossent t piece the epeut i tiode under proper restrictions. It is the wily memo to prevent the taco/ Milo of our . agriculture ; anif Are urgent necessity of the meseere grows more and More evident in foreign corn, which is excluded Inuit Englend and Francs by wise prohibitions, but overflows ear kingdeni to such a degree. e• to depr i ve us of all hopes of sepparting .the competition; and our farm ers are so little en couraged, that even its oar public establishments. for instance at Vilvordiu, s imiliOst our growth is no longer used." Count Hogendorp objected that the measeres prope•ed would not had to the expected result. M. de Stalwart said the question was sufficiently important to call for • thorough investigation ; till it can be discussed. he proposed to have the Re. ' port rioted is both languages. The modes was recorded and adopted. - 1/1111111,11. egievorre /. The pest fray Coistaistieople has rot yet arrived. which is ascribed to the bad state of the voids. It is the more disagreeable to the arevehasee, breasts the pest front Constantinitple sets era fro% Visage fa the id of Febreerf. and as thaw is oaly -two in a nsontb. the answers mist be delayed till the 1741 t. We are still is expectistioa of learning she Art prodigal at St. Petersbergh by the Turkish Ness in sewer to the Russian Vkineton. Omni Ficpatiateet bas net yet arrived at Vi es'. es eis aosoisiced he ems ovatersid is •.. pawing the Po, and had ea arm dislocated, at that he is forced to travel slowly. Lawman, JAIIIIMIT 25. A Notional Government has at last been rata. Wished is the Pe&pennon's. Each village choos es see sr two electors, oho choose otherto fora the government of each district, aad the enters of each district nonsimite the Ephori to coostiteta ctu principal government. - - . Attica sod Livodsa having been restored to liberty, Greece has been divided lobo Eastern and Wepie; rl . The capitol of Eaten' Greece is Salons, se t t o ut of Western Greece Uniconi. These two prosier?* have eleged Deputies, who will repair with Stw vocoroeto to the National Congress at compelied by those of the Soho", by two &put's* of the Albeuese allies, Tocri Avssi, and the nephew of the Aga Vesitiar. The Parganstes whop hove bees 'spelled frees the lopisoisloods heve takes Chilies, and w il d er t h e - by sop with Pleven, which is in +MA.lw4hi«~. vigimA. JANUARY 90. °kid Doling hao arrived here ewes. from LAMM le the atiesonmealy short time of servo days. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. FRIDAY. FlisavAay Is. 1884. • The Members of Parliament who voted on Wed. anday Night *Oast Sir ROMAN? WILSON'S amis. for the production of certain papers relating to his ease, most. if they gave their votes honestly, have been influenced by one or both of these come/era. tions—they must either have felt that the Gslisat Knight had conducted himself impasperty apse the day of the Queen's (sacral, or here conceived that the exercise of the royal prerogative utterly precluded the right of further lot/airy. The Ministers fully admitted that in their attempt to dishonour Sir Roseate WlLsou, they had .drat upon the represeutations they had teeri'ved concern. ing his aiadect as connected with the circomstanoo of the Queen's funeral; but they offered we denial to the plain and unsay statement which be sub.. witted to the Howe of Commove. Them:soy cannot but recollect the infamous assertion., sod still more infamous iosinuations. against the honour and character of Sir RODENT Watson, with which the Treasury prints teemed at the time of his din initial from the army. We were then told, with the • usual confideace of impudent falsehood, that when he first received the intelligence of the Qessa's death, Sir KOBIRT WILSON wes at climber in Paris with thirty French officers, wed that he mole use of some expressions which, on account of their di.. loyalty to the &Wilt Government, shocked the feelings, of these military Frenchmen; it was oho asserted that it ems Sir Route? WILsON who, st a meeting held 60 the evening of the 13th of August, at a poblic.haese its Hammersmith, projected the impedinseata which the funeral proceuiou racoon . tared in its progress ; that he led the process''', and was the person who had actually tuned the horses' heads towards the City ; that he was swag the brat to eacoanter the troops, and that he en. coureged the populace to brave the united efforts of the civil and military authorities. Minh also ow said at that time about his haring sp. peered with a of - • hood, ing a dislayol intimated, with iog reluctance public anxiety u. edge to the slander, went was in possession iug the designs . render it necessary sans of still 'teeter . repeated sad circulated, reputation of this the maligoant bitterness Well might Sir moment of his on Wednesday night lash*, for the ** Wog web coloniaisa, that Me NW word of Aim war true. August is now %quoit, under Sir Gwsag N cession after all pear in a more rumour reached 114 e ismard, u gagedia a skirmish a Id that the bone , ill bock. The be free from all occasionally and Sir RISCRT Wtuo his life, rode up ' desist from feather and be then said ' such firiog soy . PALIIIIIITON sod the whole extant - him to prevent farther tap could by say • lest if. *weed of • .1 r • . , • A 4 k ' s ultimata whisk swooped is peer Net publication, sad is part • ...... w , i • 6 of tervir Itosslop Peel, a( as attack ea the buses of i r ' . l ' , i lO4 j- be e 1 WASS Twigs, is" et 'Nam, in this oesaty, so the • ' .41 ir'.•ltr w I P ir ik / r - eft , i •• , , .* "4 i iota iie Thursday. the 31st an. is study ultimo. The 1 - ' -'• , t 4 • gametal ' " a s .. - robability of tbe unimortiso AO occurred as that evens; • _. ....a..P." : : ;It cherry, . - '6 1 1 . 41 * fia IN . a Aseader. sed w isies e Iva te ,, setamms . 4 4 , •„„ - .. • . was ' ' . ' be mods in • other r'''' ' Itir Pagernwrills . .4 !!! !!!" .J Whitt ----..',. Whitt : 1 1,.. , —.. _____...... - r4f ....MK r .011 HMSO. o ff oit tri.* "..1. 1141 . 11 g s ago,: Crone of vastitg•litil MAWR trete, an was then er,opi • COVIITT LIMERICK. . 'Mr. D. Patten's hove . at Barna, sear Pallasirstrih. that it be better ter their te' Mi . = II m, .. . UN, *. !okswiste - witskimelia - . -• , • fl• book! 0 1 2 - . 1 !" 14 eIr elid ettell4l,l"wd to "ha ttqtil tin knew of the result herßf, OM discussed g Coos eg . tire ffrr. Mr. Cleary. P.P. of Ballybrickes, in in nusitsers; but 'Wei wertairei;tl le bike - Brett, by the subject. Fessialo • Ilikt meaty, his melted lIVP stank 14 arms within his reediest, aided by a seliesl-hoy s Misled Thomas The Duke of Buggsges.kst, in oploostise, asid e this last week. To this worthy Datiler's eigartiise Scott, who was a lodger in the house. On as alerts that what he inteoded to have stated wo‘ them M e iolit 1 isay he 'risky earsilest the pore* trotted stated kretplf wade by two or three tresses, of bre. be ' the Petition he persinded did rot posy fat tbelessksft•- Sebastiss i his rajas and wading swiebbasrbood. Tine' opened the dear and ruched est; discharging a ties of the tow, bolt for rebel by posarting t h e L e i s Coaskiaata% lhoussa is the *whew of his slaty, blunderbuis it Owns. which was returned by the duties. irony was 0, emi eem i te tes d lefisiteds pa r ti e s ee k, ap p e a l , inmprits in their !etre*, but fortunately withoot , The Petition was *es read sad hdd so the • table.—Adjeursed. eslopiterit is its Moilkeeelednoss lie his es ohm in injur.Y• . •- • ' • - sod affect ietswfoehri to tossowviog then him * parr de. . .1114beY7 rif arste at Ceilopei Westropp's at --....a... In the ( ma ss wh i t * wa d es k b. vi d e m ara w a i_ih (as 'steed its oer eelbed 14We of HOUSE OF COMMON., Theaseso, Feemostiv le. the scam 101. oossury ; and though Vs, jail • w l'WeYl , re! effected h / l e eereee "VI ' me "' ....... lei% rert toony. tintr.Paitth At ig i r air r ey ! it ?r . I: d ie s z t c hg es bid it .6 l: 9 o :ll . _" . ll; The House crest at for o'clock, and there sp. t h e N itta g"'"•'''''' peariug . to be bet BS Iffewbete Weed, they fonts• t h /e s isleeetnes,,,, • s itu 040 bog ' '''' • •"''''' , bc_ . ,,,ol o ,l_,lilair. je tt i heT respects civil sad w i t h m o g o w 4 . •. "41;41 1 11t ... 14 if tt i n attacitad facet Polite. ‘• risfffflip gr.% ot the tire en- . ~,_• ____,......,_ _... The pi i'l..sr, the wet 4 • Phumar Lg. Pria' is ! I ft, 4: 14 . Illers e pics free' the " l et MINORS TY rosy or ...I me rtiectod. tissii.4.7 sight 'show silo o'clock,' is seireh of fliV e r t ,,, le " e "l 1 ' ,. .,1 0 . 1 4,. 7, -- -7 - . e , Oa Of latal diai lale• Mails r.. Pipers relative be hie /Lisboa 1 -ostissr int, fotsisalittdy,. Oa, wesuiest to NO- `‘" .'' c ee p l y wit " .i - ' aradi when ""`.7 " _ al" bill "liii Altily.—Fehrearp 13 4 int. obi+ ko+' posiratia: atak elltiog 10 Sibei •'.. me . 1 7 us, l i te art a taao ste s i a c t a rt . • Brisodi 'efitiolii'V• bio ar t b, tolietiati they was tint ....,•_,. :, '," • ••-1: . , titer 1 , tit Jr . , Attstatitebb HoJ. C. rewkst, Hes. W. this de .. , , ti ood - sgti sed .4 0 1:to and 480 . hil pleat tar eanw.thas .. Kltherp, Vise. Juges Pr*. 14- at Bilbao wee bet** ape •kr dap liesaaraat, T. N. & Piewhen• las without Aping soy. donor . IlliorikAtteito pluvial:e l ins armed ;slaty, the asiddleof the Ration D T Odle 'r W Rieke/ra t than. idirkbrent beams bribe asobaidoe«. att.eipmi Is. k tr .' 2 . . X . 7 ',_"' ' 'r T. N. Renalea, J. C. hobileats, fife tilht. ' ' ' -''"'' ' ii . i st tissotuf cattle inwitaacial th cee t„ ilanett, Ll. G sass y, st. the eliti;* titter oW. sure, R. .11entiltso, Lewd L Ritarks D. tesadolos Streak R. Nestbeets, OJ. Midi* A. . • likaday olgbk at eleven o i eloolt, Cowin the limikees , aloarsid Goon. seq. ow skerraidisk ` • Yesterday Charles D. Olivfr, R.q. sent to the Rhea, J. Hem, Sir R. llslisillst 0. the mesh awl John Modden, for attempting to deprive Isteghsa, Hasp Vitt, Lord A. lisliona, Mk CI. 4116 41 . 4 . 111 1 u W U * 111 newel. if ' 1 "1""' Nl ' Patrick Nicholls, a policeman .of his /rewires,. Browort U. liebiesse. J. C. Bewley, Si. W. , By off ' 6 ° 14 1 4 " • a l e% air; chlihr err las a bg bftgt ' ' I,'esterday Lie;teast - it-Colooel . Dick. did regi• Brine H. , likairrood. W. P. Raishold. C. tOKit'ilsefdi Lioletick, very properly snit foot ins's • :so m e to, y. Hughes, w. L. Ressibl, lard Jobs the luidet meat, sent Ere men to the county lad, foe oterein- ' new. jeorpi , *emit. a . G . Arms, ill ' hell is the 4140 at ihaaa Vidasts w hich lag gala" •bling as Whit Boy Kik w Itathk I ' I "' Vie ` 'jot Sadism welt so thespP•illted that the, ill we'd the A• o sot i ne,, Dear es et B at u nt LA lir. Mani, R. Rice, T. 11. .a5i.a.......1 ei r --e--s sr— —.._ t__.. _____. ~___ do .th Instant. Reuss. T. F. liesithioson. He.. Smith. W. reported I i pot of porter in his hand, alter. $ 4 ii sentiment; and it was fiat* I h just so much of coyness sad Wee- I e as was thought sufficient to excite 1 and curiosity, and to give a kreser 'oder, that his Mxxsirre's Givers. I neession of such informat io n respect- I iof Sir ROBERT WILSON, MO sight . t airy to have recourse to farther see- seater severity. These stories ern e circulated, and for some moods the C this sunhat soldier was exposed to al . bitterness of the worst of slanderers. fir ROBBILT WILioN my that the Jo rising in the Houle of Cornrow at night was one of the happiest of Pi time hod at length arrived fur refit- in amiss, and the country cau now uC 'rd of all these cruel charges ag oiou . . His conduct upon the 11th .': lea w before the public. Sir Host' r er the direction of the Hew 4.4 n. We Neiman, took a place in the pro- ie ill the carriages, and did mot sp- Our ore advanced position maid Or Cho ed him that the troops were eis. elk ;irmisli with the people. He ilm , Me not ud found the conflict so for towing. NW se guards had thought it nevem,* dill • soldiers appeared et the moment to Ihre II command, and were still lirist 'ale 4 independently upon the creed. , 'tugs, at the imminent danger" ! NA sp to them and induced thew to 'n Jeer firing. A shot grimed his cited. et c d that it was disgraceful to cooties( We /eager. This is admitted by Lea Mat... sod Lord LONDONDERRY to isfa it of his of f ence. It was crimiwil i 4 farther bloodshed, when in same` ism any possibility be derived free il; & aft of remonstrating. with the Mots / 1 11111 41 s Z - 4''' 16 Ilir MIEN 1111•1•111 M ... N