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T err Mhie Ermatie ree acts. tolled e 4 'a A t DELINE. THE VICTIM Of SEDUCTION. . Tha priacipal Character by Messrs. Caere, Photon Thompson, brooky, Ketibt, ITiu. Seitliso% sod MN, Cipelaad. pl asm i s b e osk so of Mr. Rodwell, is the Rolooda or Mr Saler of the Thrive. Private Bore r.aa be obtained he the livreelsti of :Mr. Arimellt at Mr Sassaier Mr. Mnilitrhof.lbeieltstree, Is oneinted sale bier, at tio Wort Sod, of be %ea, fur the sightly *spear of de Friers Dears beregitio to the Lerma of ibis Theatre Cht.Frithy there will be no reforuroce. De Ibtneday, a sew Cork Op . h, is thee acts, called The Valera Soldier, or The Farmer's Soso: the principal Cbseactere by Messrs. Mendes, Harley, Filswilltro, Garr, Neight s Madras Veer* bliss Prey, sod Miss Porde (her low Lite. appearance at thi s Th eatre j —with Love is Herble Dee we're will be Oro of Mr. Reaa's drat app. is the Character of Mr Vertista% Maceycepbaut. I -.4 tl4l' t. CorgrinGARDRIV. . gill-MORROW, THURSDAY, February 21, ,B. will be estod (Ads time) a sew Opera, called MONTROSE.; Or, Till IL CHILDREN OF THE. MIST. . *AA of Orrelteme, Mr. Ousser; Earl of iliseteith. Doesset ; Asps Illsesolay, Mr. Comer; Aline Iloeselay, Me.Abbell ; Capt. Dolga% Mr. Limos • Mar.*, of Amyl. Mr. Cipeposaa ;Mr Ow.. Coreploril, Mc. e•.l asookl of de Mkt, Kr. Yates. Ererebt, Mrs. Fooeit; Asset Lyle, brie Stepbeot. AA.? ekieli a Ilrle.irsees called THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. Oriels", Mr. Fortify; Coast Frederick Frillier& Mr. Co.. ; Lark Mr. nlasskarel; losboir, Mr. Abbott; geletar, Mr. Chepaaa. Clowns', Mrs. Vioieg; Retries, Mrs. Feveit. • A Private Box way be MA foe Ilse DONOR, OM Sightly, of Mr. Brostiote, at tae Box•Oillee. Botes,ls.; Sword Prise, 3e. 3411....41e, 3e. ad. • Seeped Prise, b.—Galle r y, I s . ; deed PO le.—h yper Gal. levy, Is.; & coe d P r i ce, Bd. T O. Solorday, litaoarass.4ltalefifiiipap-. Tie Pao' Wt. • s 4 Os :Malay, 011411:,` RiCHAROSON, GOODLUCK, end CO. respectfully acqoaisil the Public, that th NEW TEAR'S LorrF.Rv begirt' Drawilig NEXT TUESDAY. The Scheme eentaies $ Prises of 1.20.1100 f 6 Prizes et L. 1.0410 .... of .... 1.000 10 .... of .... 500 with 60 other Cziritale; •II Sterling blowy; and not Two Meeks to a Prize. Tithes, sad Shares, its a variety of Numbers. are selling by RICHARDSON, GOODUJCK, ens, Co. at their Old Esta blished Nice, Me. 104, Back Buildings, Corahill. WENTY TIIOUSAND POUNDS Sterling TMosey, will be given to the first Prize drawn NEXT TUESDAY. tetb iOelallt , over and above au) , other Prize it airy he drawn. Nearly 10 other Capital, may be expected that Diy, as the Lottery coalmine 75, sled one-fourth of all the Tickets must then be draws.. --The Scheme possesses tire 40,0001. nista, cad GAO other Prizes, all Money.-- Last Lottery, the lest Prise was as in the present, eotillesl to oar of the Grand Prizes, and that was sold by alsti, rii. also sold 14 Capitals last Lottery; and who is wow selling Tickets an d Sh ares, in great variety, at his OMice s , d, Corn till, sad 9, Cherine.crues ; aaJ he hopes sad expects Is sell the 20 ,0001., cad several other Capitals Next Tweeday. This day are published, in three Vir TALES OF MY AUNT MARTHA : eon. taiaiwg "The Vendee." Lai --n Chateau in The Two Si s t ers " -- " The La Hight ! My Aim( Martha, who Aid far surpass The rest in honest that 'relied her well s Moe, when lir, tarn wag come her tale OWL Told et a opener advrattire!" . Printed f ur Wi l l iam Festoon Smitten , Library, 170, Ne w B au d. air, rt. ••• These "Tales" will be funnel replete with interest. as They are well adapted for the use of Circulating Libraries, errh New colonial • 1•Ie, Sagely Baylis*, and Preach. HUDSON'S TOOTH.EOITDER AND TINCTURE. fillkiE !Anil .l. Discoverie s , if attended to, we ll effeciosily supersede she aereesity of a Dentist. They ike tire remedies for all Disorders of the Month; they n.t merely cleanse snit beautify the Teeth, bat preserve dons from deesy to he istest period of life; they are am .. .lAute for Gum Buds, Swelled Face, sad she Tooth eel ; dopy reesse the Scurvy (root th e Gums, learn.; them A na, ;septa iiii or iiiihji ► rednelin ; slaty infallibly 'erne the of Carol is Teeth, ref res h e h e month, soil swerees the breprogressath; slamfre both posse's the same Valises,Vali ses, sedan, be used o b oe or l'"j dier, hot th e Ti ncture att. ,tore speedy in (asepsis= 1" 1 e Teeth fteMoP ing the Scu rr y,k c. and it is an Infallible re. FP'f.', rim the Toutb-ach, an d preyed' , a relapse ; they are *a I."cst thelly ianocent, ilist a child } day take th e euetrialY of a e Pulpier ' ct and the Tincture is an excelleut Stu- I 31 "`I'' , . pries Ils .9d. emelt. Also, IiEIDSON'S TOOTH BRUSHES, is Seta of Threw, '''' 4 ' sii sriontillic peiescoples, price3s. and is Ivory 7..11d. •I ''' f ollowing Agrees are appointed :—Mr. Atkinson •"aie Agent), 44, Gereard•street, Soho-sewn e ; Gettig., )7 • . , ,"" Lege. 33, Bood•street ; Sanger, 150 , 0 stforil- 'stet ; .('',14'.”1.68 and Tait., 41, Currhill ; Edward., SI. Pair. " Ich llnd ; Bardays, Fteire-misrket ; sod nurse Mediciue "''err mad Perfientere. a , N It mistakes hare seises* to the piddle respecting the ; 'osisoorsa of Om above artieless, lin, WI frerreifilii, in. . 7''l shay ' r. Hodges, Clisionst, 11, Hartionekee. has no ' ":,:s with dons, air is say room, withered she sellsulsoale I 4 i t , '''.! ' "lne sod addresa, 44, Gerrard-strece, 11;41u -stones 1 "'"ta pointed dintiect us the .Iseel. again 'Ter4LY 4 . nai, CW•hipany ....• he held al their Mose its leadrebell al , e l , is a s Forem e ee WEDNESD n AY She fOili March next, a t El even u ' Clock . Thu • GENERAL COURT of the rid o n will e Add et their Howse is Leatlrehatl-eireet, on WEDN EA • DAY, *a loth April weal, from Nine o'nei I: le tise Mitre- leg until Rix in she Evening. gir the ELIACYJIMIS et MX DIV ROTORS of elm mi.' CintstoitilY Air fedi)! Lad eliet thi• Li* «/ the itemiser, et the an • yip he randy so ha delivered at the lionweile.o4olo4,, The %lb Much real. AGSRPH DART !Wiling% ..,r..i—.................. J pobliibeil, price ? a . . 0 ' terrt ItAu i rin lin - rITLE.A. is MR ftl—one pervious to, •ftel the fiber talabegarat to the late Charged' Moliatfy P. France— priaripaßy in retatioa to the ilisrtaut ,fdlat•lino. of I x po*rioNAL PROPERTY, sa d the State o f RETIOIOUS LIBERTY in Heal Kiatdulse corallierva.weill ibi•Frevd°lo of P i Cooseiebee enjoyed io Great Hri tam sad inelawd. I Primed for J. Ridgway. Pirea.4lly. Mao. The SPEECH of %he LOKLY NUGENT he the ROUSE ..f commoNß, ow Fetwoury 241,,, 1821, on prearal ing Use Politico' of the British Romeo Cllawliell ; vice la. l• *whole De February, twes Cola yal Mo. oithPen -t iPereiraile sad t hsraes vices from °t ro he cartons ad 110 k Drawings of Beesley. as inserted • the 005lu& !HS. MEMOIRES of HIS OWN TIMES. fThe presen lL) t portion i s the Last Tea Years of the R V i g i ll ef letartr By HORACE WALPOLE, Earl of Odrall. From Ile Original MSS. found is the Chest left by him Lord- dip's Will ht he opened by the First 'Earl of Wattlegrave who stavald attune the Age of Toesty•ooe after the )eu 11100. The Reader has sow area tbare Memoir,,, and Monet ammo the halm avaakoad, sad the variona Mhos, Amite, sad vino** that are Waded is oar imperfect nalares, smile with tax at this free relation of what I have seen and has.% yet I sat sour, the more will be offended at the liberi I hare lava in painting men as they are; and that Nina', from private count-flou t of party and fatally, will dislike ofteetiag mu* nallstiored anelnits of their hero' , or their relatioos. Yet this. I how, meet 'dray' kw Ore tame • sag History written Impartially by au eye.witstess; sad sysswitatesers hare brew' generally allott to be She pea. forest Hisairiass."—Esirset from lard O r f ord ', tlesealltair. Printed for Jahn Murray, A thentarle-rtreet... rirIHE PrOllll . ton of.taw. 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Any il.the Donee* e of oxford. liororgh of Oteftellek —John Modem's Modgetti Fide", of Preotwood Ilona", bi the roonty of Stafford, Esq. to the • molt , of Thom," Foley, Coq. demised. itoronok of Cortnervost.—The Honoorals/e Sir Charles Paget, Km. • 1 Could a pia fie'-The Right Hoisoomble Henry 111 Con Jr trantooltly of uo Wbo.--.Tba Right llonouraMe William ghogs PI '• • MeP.art • • • i ' • 1 4 4 1 NKRUPTS. - road, Surrey (ot now In the Zing's Broth Primus), corn. merchant, surrender, :Birch 2, P. and April 2, as twelve, at the 'Cotter of Commboioneni of Rankraptu, Bosiogholl eeeeen t, Lond on . Attorney, Mr. Reeves, Foroivar• Pen, H o l• hor. George Wilson, late of Bett-street, Ratcliffe Highway, Middleaex, brewe r (tort now a Primmer to the Kesel, Beach Prioarn), to mirrender, March 12, 23, and April 2. at ten, at 1 the Conrt of Comatiorione r• of Bankrupts, Batioglwillortreet, thas; lbv. A Horrr, ' Mr. Craurb, Uniaesomsert, Broad o u r eel , Job Rlghteeri.of Chapel -en le-Frith, Derby, *Mar, to our render, March 2,4, and April 2, se imi, at tee Red Lame Inn, !lemon Norris, Lanesoter. Attormeys, Mr. Bark, Church. Ys rill-court, Temple, Lamina; and Messrs. Liagard, Vilet's, and Li•eard, Heaton Norris. Thome, Mooring, of Foulsham, Norfolk, grocer, to our remn. r te sur render, r , h A . I a relit Attorneys, and 3ie tp r r s i I 2, at i fr i l e i , m ak s:. i .i . i t s:: fi l e n ki n , Gray's bit "quarto, London ; and Mr. Beckwith, Norwich. John Gilbert null Henry T a yl or, o f Bristol. emasnisaioa- I merchants, to surrender, Month I, 2,6nd April 2.61 one, •I the Commercial Rooms, Bristol, Atiora. yly Mr. Evans, Hatton -garden, Londe.; and Mr. Habettlekl, Bristol. Richard Litwin, late of Pembroke, mallinert, to soreendee, I March 18, 19, and April 2, at PirVell, at the Grown Droop* Inn, Peinlarnke. Attorneys, Mr. Boweiuw, Pembroke; mid I Messrs. Bell marl Braden-It, Bow - Cliorch-yard, Landow. George Melau.eheg, of the Strand, Aladdin**, farrier, I. aarreuo. r, Mardi 5, 16, aod qpril 9, at Meares, st the 'Court of Coinniissiune rs of Bankrupts, Basiooliall-stren, London. Atimorya, Messrs P..aree al Mone,Swithio's-lawit e i Di vwEirDs. March 15. J. Birch, jon..r Manchester, cotton-viewer, at one, at the Bridgewater Arms lon, Manchester. March 16. J. Avery, of Rorammile, Devon shopkeeper ; St twelve, al th e Boob Tavern, &rant , March 12. I. leech sell J. ifiegbefirre, or CM , London, wholesale hosier., at one, •I the C. missinnera of Bankrupt", Basioghall street, Lareilmii • • March 13. G. England, of Exeter, Devoe, butcher, at ele. yea, at the Hotel, Exeter. b 12. G. Miller, of Wailiwg-street, ILopplogs pep,_ ,_ sat, at too, at the C om m of Comsaim Mille ienen,o ••• twins, s Sasingliall•otree t, London. "Erloaary 23. T. Colheek. of Mellows., York, Rax-spiworW. I ' 0 twelve, at the Conn of Commissioners of Baskrupta, 1 Raxingliall-street, London. iiplarch IS. A. Atowheay ami J. Wetheratlf. a Da / be. % a ow- . ikottift, of Thlesk, Usk, sad of Lothlinry, London, hank em, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rap's, Basinghall.street, Loudon. March 12. W. Harrison, W. Gorst, W. Harrison, S. Cooke, • and J. F. Harrison, late of Tower -strew, Landow, neer. ettunte, at ten, at the &irt of Commtemotiers of Bask rapt., Basinchall-,beet, Lond on . March 12. W. &meshed, of Touley-street, Southwark, pas. try-cook, at ten, at Ike Cowl of Commissioners of Bask. ra pts„ Baeingloill-otreet, Loading. Morels 25. R. Wall, of St. Thomas the Apostle, Devon, inn keeper, at eleven, at she Setae Stars ISM, St. Thomas the A 'Mitt!. March 14. J Molnar, late of Newcaltle•wpoo-Tysie, linen. draper, al 1 I. at the Genge 100, Neweestle-upon-Tyne. March 6 . W. R. Mott, of Brighton, Sussex, wine -merchant, at 'twelve, at the Castle Tavern, Brighton, Macelt 14. J. Morris, of Uphollmid, Lancaster, Nosier, at twelve, at the Eagle and Child Intl, Wigan, Lancaoter, March 15. J. Rawlins, of Wino-haven, Coniberlard, grocer, at three, at the Black Liun lon, Wbitobavers, March 16. M. AlacDoemell, J. MacDonell, and 1. Bushell, of Rrund.oireet, Loudon merchants, at ele ven , at t h e Court ofCrinimiasioners o f Binh. note. Rasinghall street. Much 18. T. Chillingworth. of !Goldin+, Worcester, needle. maker. at eleven, at the ()Memo, Inn. Reddirch. March 18. E. Morris, of Reddirrh, Worcester, carpenter. at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Rraiditeli. Mord 12, J. Williams, of Bishispagate•otent Withits, Ldo. don, lirren.draprr, at one, at the Coital of Commissioners of Bankrupto, Bmingholl-st r e e t. March 12. N. Jooling. of Braley Heath. Meet, iniskeepwr, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Ba•kropts, Bogies hall -street. London. March 12. C. C. Sumner, of 'Hillingdon, near Liz/wider, Middlnex, plale-glam•ms•ufactairer, at ten, at the Como of Conseniminners of Bankrnplo, flaiiitgliall-sireel, London. March 16. J. Cloutman. of Curtain•road, Shoreilitch, Mid. Mese*, carpenter, at twelve, al the Court of C.staniissiofters of Bankrupt., Basingliall.street, London. March 12. H. Longhorn and W. Brailoford, of Bucklers_ bare, London, mei chance, at use, at the Court of Cons massionees of Bankrupts, Baosugliall-street. CERTIFICATE9.—Mincn 12. J. H oo p er , of Touley.streatt, Southwask, Surrey, ehmariot. —J. Moore, of Sowerhy, Yorkahire, woollerreloth.wismefoc• trirer.—R. Newell, of Hereford, taiker.J. G. Fiegehen, jolt. Isle of WoroLioreet, Cheapaide, London, glass-dealer.--J. Lavender, of Leominster, Hereford, inereer.--F. English, of Bermingham, draper. —T. Alin. y, of Pocklington, York, ironmonger. --W. Hailstone, of Mildeoliall, Suffolk, grocer. —T. Woodhonase, of Nottingham, hiee-nransifaciurer.— A. Boman; of Newport Magnet!, Bockiogliani, farmer,— C. G. Kerwood, late of John -street West, Edgware-road, Middlesex, printer. PARTNERS!), PS DISSOLVED. J. Cie and J. 31'Nellati, of Allan, brewers, Joni. 7, 1921. A. Hunter and W. 4.1.im, of Glasgow, erd ton yarn-merchants, F. binary 2, 1822.—M. Farm.' and W. Joseph, of Sine.cor. user, Berionsidney, cabinet Sell window blind mauutsclierere, February 13. 1822.—N. blerridew, and J. Merridew, of Co. ventry, printery, Wernher 31, 1821... T. Ireland and R. H. &maw, of Slaide lon, London, attorneys. July 31, 1821.-- T. Downward, urn. T. Downward, jun. sod W. Mann, of Liverpool, wholesale (ewers, January 31, 1822.—5. Nash fool J. lksyne, of 31 iblon, traders, A ogissi 12,1820. ... . - AN/CDOTI.—A labourer In holy, employed in throwing down rubbish from a house, called to the passengers to take ra.e ; but our of them, paving nu lineation to the warning, Iwars wrostoled by a stone. He died the man before a court of justice, smut demanded slaniagea. A torlebrated Adv oca t e 1 nuilertook the defence of th e l a b ourer; b ut, as he fonuil it impossible to prove that his client bad really warned the passengers to lake rare, he had recourse to an expedient to gain Isis object. Mom the ease therefore came to b. tried, and lb. defendant wax asked why he had thrown dime the moues so heedlessly, h t stood mute and motionless.. The Judge repeated his nuestioss, but he msiniamed ma obstinate I silence; and when the Judge expressed him surprise al it, the Advocate remarked, that hie client was unfortuitately deaf and dumb. w Nu, nn," exelaieted the Plaintiff, off his i groan', "it. iv false, it so an remiss.. I nsyseilheersl him erre Pisisrly arty, 'Take easel take carer "--" Arid why Ikea slid you nut fullow his warning rsnist tke Judge, smshog, and dram seed the tate.—(Literary Castile ) to i l ,ten pre .f 0, t plessiim p , °elflike emmeted call Whittfw hoyisni being dastard in them. 'The futioaing ate elf Mitres/ /-- - • • To the Miller of Me Co,'A Ibn-conic Chivalrje.. Rosistrhery, Feh resey IS, WW2. Mit —On reading your Paper of M oo d s , I peretweek sot prised to find the parish of Roaccarbery tinaohmedetesagst the Sams where disaffectior or Malarial/lain MO maerfeeted Molt I am curse of that perish for the hat AM mud bare sosulost intetomme Milh the pesde ist • of it, earl if any outrage masseefert with With ' bad °e clair'', I think II may safely asaert that it would comes. my knowledge as soon es that of auy other permit io the Deigib lourhood. As my perish priest has been secets arily obseat fee a few weeha, I feet myself called upon lo bear teelinsony to the orderly, peaceable demeanour of the porishionere. Without the liar of contradiction I assert, that Ile overage of the nature alluded to has occurred in this pariah; oo White Boy Aasoeiation has wo rmed is it ;no farmer's home bee been attacked bp Woye—aor do I believe the two bun- ; sired men said to have ham met at triple, had existence say Mere In this parish, except In the imagisatios of the person . 1 who spread the report. The entire of this tile mew ham originated I. fear. Nothing more natural thee lbal lb. sem oast of the Orange faction here should he alarmed at coos login contact .10 the male part of the pripolati on after the Isesi the speciosa they h ave h ad of the bravery of the frike ' lar at ermble battle of Rory. /ester. where they were cos pktely routed by the Am:maim Lanes o f Roar. Now, Sir, if one of these gentlestn hippesd to meet a man or two at night, going upon their lawful occasions. fear made him Aview thew nut only thesigh twageifying, hat wrolliplyiap tm. Thus, and thus oaly, eau I accosst fur the appear. Mee of An army in minimum. Be,, Sir, I think it would bir elinetbier as fair to emelode these me*, if they had ,is at all, were conveying illicit spirits to the depots in this ueighboorkirod, as to say they were assembled Me dm purposes of Whiteboyist This mimeo, Sir, I ian sans hod, will nut he very palatable M some o f, f s my meighbiaors; phobia they attempt • contrailietion, I hope the ebbe and place will be stated, when orfrapvt ae illegal assearblage oe cowed, sad time names of the vouchers given, that the poblie may be able to form a correct opiniou as to the degree of Mehl due to the statement. I have new, Sir, to apologise to you for the liberty I base takes in addiesim you, sad beg leave to score you, that 1 ream,. your ve r y respectful models/theist humble Servant, EDWARD NAGLE. BANDON. iire have rece i ve d o letter horn a highly respect able gentleman of the neighbourhood uf Sisolon,. which authorises us to contradict in the most unit.., gloating way, the statenient which appeared in • Paper of Saturday evening last, relative to as out rage said to have occurred at Carton-, in the perish of Kilbrugon. Th e rea l f acts are as follow Soma prams eat duo Nees or eight trees maw the Samereee of two the prs, by name Allahire and Manley, a n d pg y were ms, either in the act of cutting the trees, or is the rernoving them, they threw mem stases at the doors or windows of the horses, for the purpos e of keeping lbe people reside. Th at there were SOO, 100, or perhaps ten person* assenbled, or 11141 AMIN or etnelselsoifiell were deniaseded, Is utterly Ails. &one of the timber has been since found, sad the persoos •hn probably took it hare been discovered. I wag informed of those particulars ou yesterday, sad would have written to you by this mien. ing's boor.yasce, hut that I *Shed to go to the *pot and Lois the matter beyond • doubt • I did SO to-day ; and found it to h ave h appened as I had been informed. You may suppose the Reporter loss had it. information from some interested alarmist, or some yennaan who wisher to be costimied so perms Assent duty ; they are under pay here this fortnight past. The Reporter, of course, knows from whom it bad its statement. The fallowing list of outrage., said to be committed is the stighboorhood of Ilaudon, has beer published in the Atom ism Paper of yeals•rdsr :-- Oil Friday night a large quantity of ash-trees, of the di eresis's St for pike-hasidlea, were cot down and carried hose of the lauds of &rimy, A. properly of Mr. Dawsoo, of that place. Or Sunday night a still larger qnsatity was liken from William Cornwall, Esq. of Nelsoa-place, one mile and a half Guns na/INIon. tin the saws sight • large patty of armed imnrgento at. larked to the moat violets mossier, the residence of Mr. James Minos, of Neweesiowo, after demolishing the doors and windows of which, they proceeded to ransack the boost. for arms, but, fortuactel), were amines-Wel. This is the third visit to this very respectable farmer. On Moeda, night Mr. Andrew Btake's Imes, of TuUy. glass, two miles meth -wed of Bandoo, was visited for a stools purpose. They swore him as to arms, &c. of which he had 0100 e, except a sword, which they carried off; shouting. Au armed party visited a farmer at Ballyaard, in the parish et Kilmer., who had in his possession a large qua.. lily of thrashed wheat, the property of John Belosidt, of Cashel ; Lay. which they carried taros carts, provided ftw the Pm limM• _ _ - The following particulare have bees seat into us for p u b. lication by Mr. J. 111 Cotter, the Gentleman upon whom the attack w.ia made :-- '• I left Cork on fool, fur aintion, abort nine o'clock on Moodily right, and proceeded without meeting any woolesta . ties. for alums 3) mitre, when I was Futldeuly attacked by tau men, bulb armed with brass barrelled pistol', one of whom got toe down, while the other rifled me of all the stoney I had (about lb pounds), together with a black body coat, shoes, stockings, silver pencil-cam, pen.knife, a gold nog, with • heart on It, and a silk pockeldiaudkerchier In this condition, I bad to walk four mats before I could get any tattering or shelter, until I strived at the half-Nay home, where Deasy (the owner) behaved with the greatest kindness and attention, and supplied me with every thing I wanted, coat, oboes, Ac. When the villains left nee, they laid that if I met another man near Deamea, to say Copious Broom i and I would b e a ll owe d to parr free. The man who gate me the word, and who first came op with me, as, tall and well made, of rather eentlenvanly appearance, dressed in • blue 'nitwit, which only coveted the Mier, whitish cur -1 duroy Werchea, yellow waistcoat mod black binding, and I shabby hat. The other fellow was iniddle•sized, rather Mont, awl had altogether a runway appearance; the grey long coat which he wore, prevented me from taking am accurate I survey of him. Amongst other questions, Coprain Brows wked ine wherlur I was Catholic or Protwitant, and took a bunk ..it ot hi, pocket to swear MC wirer to wwwite them, or recogni se th em i f they almuld be take n;; which opon my s t ea dil y re f using to du, they wished me geed i mot:' DORRRAILIt, WRDNIRSDAY, PVIIRVAR, 19. I I 1.a41 nigbt a party of the White Boys, after visiting the Ironies of Mr. Aviles', Nuresti, the Iwo Mr. O'Keeller, and Mr. Canopies., called at Ceram', the hoarse of Mr. George Sta..ll, who is new shovel is Dublin, where he has been de_ Seised by business. Four of them demanded ar ms Gum sr*. I !remelt who, with her daughters, were greatly alarmed, and, after getting Iwo old gores. which were c onsi d ered s o agues out of repair as Hot irseeib wadies bathe geard.ilassie in ()s -weetie, dipper/Psi in • peaceable tortemer. The perry run- ! pi. 1•11 of abort telo, wk as . reained at the a%aalse gale. Yritaeastia.—The pretaame depusinuas of all presues who _ ... _ 4iiiiii r e r/ 1 6 43 01 • __ yetis Comity I _Jlesiert were 114 meet hint are the road for the slime purpose. The maims we under. mend, Nat are 'kestrel RIO Sherd% Gm* Barre, 'cud his flob•Sheriff, Richard futhem, L. hate . eseitionsel tu What beyoad the usual WIN, Is, le41 e4 ary feral elljrstron oral be mirk to. th e Paint, if the sew High eriff. ileet briar returning odleer, was N otts'eleder else Olautiiaaiaa ; but immediately eller the Cessiniairkth, W. G.. Canna, E si cod bi 9 Sub-Sherltf, olli be swore here Wore Barna hi•Clelland. This day, _shoot an. o'ledt the el it lb Sheriffs of the Ott. memo sa d hit 4 troop fe hall% bad% large asmillilage of 4e c a Is chilies est twe lairesellati,„ left the Gisod i and ?threaded loWSttiv Walccrelle Hill, to meet Berm li s elellood, ood jet escort bite Otto the City. The Berm is seesespanied by Setjeant Joy. Illfr Justice Moore 49 sot expected ito •rriwe mud Sunday evening, and tin Atterney-Geueral travels with his Lorththip. The cause of this delay is, we usdentand, beetles, his Loallehi p has pro.eeeded for Li mer i c k to adjuorn the Ca misoim a future day, fr om S aturday , to which day it bail itla bee to juurned lith e l ast Sitti n g. n ad- li•-•. [Front The Kemp ireaino J 4.( 1141.431. 1/41981PAIIT 13. At es early hone on Sunday wormier • Sege Inwichter of ruffian. visited different Wines in Tollig, nese , Keillyrr, and eller beativer in a most unmerciful seamete the several prw prietors ordered that they should iniamediamelv leave the parish. Asmara ethers nem of very Mufti character, named Muddied aad Glazier were amatilted is their houses, and mesa cruellY beaten by dims assa u lted rullaus. Os Monday atomise they assembled is great crowd* is the same s eighbouibood,.aod went to thifereat hinnies at Teti( sad Kit*. in search of arms. On Saturday night a party of wretches '{oiled the hoagies of the men who have been employed is the aniveyauce of the mail hence to Li.lowel, sod who reside midway, al a village called Tellig, cud having placed the industrious aim fee some time os their knees, threatening them with instant death foe their peat offences, Hwy at leagth emended to respite thu sentaoce upon condition that Sissy were so logger cemented in this offensive system, which, it appears ia to forts so part of Cement Rock's improved plau of governmetit. The un fortunate postmen hare, in couseonesee, bees obliged to forego their renployoserit. Since the above occurrence, no pesos ran be procured in this lowu to go forward with the mall without an retort of two or three Jragswas. The following persons (all farmers of the better clan, and some of Ilona considered as Ines of good property) were vu the night of Monday last apprehended tee charms of White. hoyisres, by these eMcieut, active, and vigilaai Magistrates, Julio Church, Esq. and his sirs, Edward George Church, Ert l . the Rev. W. Stheghtes, sod Mr. Ruses aid a party of the 39th regiment, this Lisinwet yesisasty„, and a party o f Il e Jam eth dragoon guard., vie. —Joh n rill Philip Ernie, of, Rae. ton • Qualm', or Heti-there; Michael Fitagmald of the ihretrelk Jamas Pierce, of Aralcullati--all is the pa riah of altos; Jeremiah and Jobs Broesaluin, aid Richa r d Less, of Balliathther ; James Sella jest of itilhosavy.. sod Denis Shanahan of Online. Male men wero fupivrits hemegbt into Listsfael (pries* ll* elb. perpoile t orsoder. going so examinsithet), and loalged In the brldewell there. It is expected that they will, this day, be trauswiiitou i e s th county gaul. W e regret to eay that these unforitiost• oleo (if guilty) here not the popular mum of marldenisg p•verty sod dooms, to plead their apology. We underatood they are men hitherto cossidered of sisal tared t, and rivets defined upolent and respectable is, their . ..NMl of Neleiy. Soav e of them are limes to possess inc.. from but, 10 20u1 per aussis. We stop the Press to say, that the several permits above siestimed were, this i ',email& liewarit in Isere is two car riages, f o u r i n eac h , and hoar se horseback. These were escorted by the Rev. W. Stoughtoe raja party if the eth dragoon guards. Two prismen, sassed Murphy, sue men tioned shove, are anoonrt them; twelve, is all, on Ibis °cession, have been committed. Tareutir-ose aloud of arms hem been in the last week secures from While Boy depredating' by the lendable exer tions of the Rev. E. M. Droey and Jelin Collis, of Barrow, Esq. On heeded, Mon Mday last John Riesse th essett, of Etallywredy, appr e . Walsh and Sis on the neighhoto hood of Ru tssoy, two telloas,namid terly, chaired with healer actively employed for some lime past in leryiag esseritnietous is moo, avowedly f or : purchasing amosities, nimosities, gunpowder y. , kr. for the *esters * g of Gem me l Reek's army. Som e -tese e s of Ameba, have esdromiared to mileamee this !sista ut . - fence, by saying it was a d—w—d good joke, wa d that thus . practical joker* were merely a pave of Martha Jemmy Did dles*, who were " raisin the wind" on some privet, Nero. lotion of their own; hot we desk a se will be taken that area so goo d a j uhe as llicient emus*. IMPORTANT APPREHENSION OF WHITESOY LEADERS. Yesterday m orn i ng at them o'clock, that Acti tepid Magi s trate, Doctor Char t *, isis Son Edwardve and is. Church, Esq. ens the Rev. Militia libmilitsa, left Liatorell with shoal iffy of the 38th legitimist, seder the command of Ma. jor Hawkey, and some dragoons, sod haveng eoscerted their movements, divided ill% dews parties. They pee corded derittg Ithe umesierg la appreherithog twelve persons, charged with Niue principals Is the present unhappy dis turbance...of our country. All these mem ere of saes, tar Nem them who have been nativity (mind implicated is lie MibmstahledeNsirm which Mr pervades the cosstry. They were** is tem circumstances and bolder, of lame farms. They mare all hrosight forward this day to oar meaty gaol, is tee serriages,iside r a strung e- eon err - Income. The gaol la wow eseeesieely eretrawl. alftirarr, IMBRVAIRT 75. We basereceived • emnsiontestmin Stating, that the ft.b buismeu and their leaders' have some to a determination to mastoid their .usual optimum* of marching and paeadin g on the 11th of March, in coneraitesee of the apparent lith o/Ironer his Majesty's Goverament in Ireland to discourage every ASSOCIAIiOO oppured to Nem —(JeirSesan.J LIM SI CK, -ho Fil3nU4my 'l4. Ors Sat ur d ay night lair, the glbeuse of .e V ward Geraghty, R ector of Killeedy, was entered the by R a onto. ' - Nos 11111111fd party of timber's's, sad after replenishing toem selves with ;Mewy of bares and potatoes, which they be; leJ, they proceeded to partake at sway of the esoptieitra of the eviler, by driuking immoral dozen 'bottles of tine old wine, kr.; after which, they set fire to the house, exulting with acclamation s of triumph, and then depicted reel. Rug druuk, firing shuts through the differeat parts they paned—when arriving at a fasne.horiae on the land. of Durrery, the relate of Mr. Maaasell, they instantly set it on fire, and both houses were convtimed to hakes. Mr. Geraghty', hoe., was • complete edifice built, in the must modem style, excellent offices, and most taste. fully Nene . ..heti, all of which wet• totally destroyed • l'Sr fire was to be imreu at Newcastle, from wheats a patty of the ttled regiment, were ordered weal moraing. Oa their arrival, they percei ve d a few permits urge the rui ns , all of whom som raa away mile r , us which the patty fired, and after a pursuit of e , repeatedly firing, ibey got iip e piec e o f the cape of a ce t was shim o ff by ath mu motintain; a ittet bulle Whom the army 'interned flea th e ruses, the peasantry eat t. beefed from all directions le the house, which marital in Sous e; a n d did nut leave a Saila article of sty . { rip' titan • wlnissueler but they tare away sod lard waste. A quaalily of bacon, meal, potatoes, and wool, which Were them but fultitlllllll, were all Carried off by them, also such portion of fiarniture as they were able to 11.• •(,,, • ‘_..______..... „ . . 6 .... 411. 4 ~..--. • 4 . 47,-- _ ••••• 4.• 47.. i, 1 , .... s. -s • . . 4 i ."1- • ', s <1 . 1.; \ *:: :: ;.s . \ - 7 .4 ) 4 ' ''. .:"....\ 1. . c . . , . . • • . . /27; l':: "''....'•... . I• ' ..4 , . . - .. • / 2 1t a * 4'7 . tee - v... , , • • , '----- 'lk. •• ' ,eli - • 1•• ~ . 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Ct)URT of I)IIIECTOkti of At "ON 14 ffiGlirs GAZETTE. . .• • . rinO.M OR ROW, THURSDAY, febr ua o io6 r, in. mesons alt er *n u IS, Int. 184 "cot: ?RUC' Ili it* - i"licimelli ' 11c. SPECIAL COX . VIES 10N. his Illajeelfe Ihrievirthe WE *rho* 'ID THE u.n... COMP* NY of SI EACH A NTS of ENG. ..--.6— _. res,...r > 11. LARD, Jrgithm le Ms EAST INDIES, de hereloy fire •re Bottom I ln Tate rittfosoi -.N0.. Yesterday !Richard resat, Fel . teeth Mieriff, preereded Pin of . . • RICHA RD THE SEePHID. ' After. We have t u n u taT ch U g ß r El oriti D eit Ta o i l l .C t s li tting that our 'l O ,0,,a,„,, le ese,rl gk „,„ .. c , e , A ,,, ~..,..,,. A . Richard Ihe Seetapi, Mr. Keskt...lailhol direltat. Atka Of t 'net the TR A NSFER norms or • the soil cou. R INI T IILIADIRNY. '1,,,,.,,,,.. , m e , pipe; p•Siebneke Mi. coopor; Do* of I PANT'. stool; will satt snur en . Yti LA DA Y, the sth 'ls, 4"1474 c if At' 111111...-4 7. 1e Ph x . P i k i i ! i b m . " R e e ' li. E . ffi e ' nlr letter? this they from the country pre •I' •. very we ember of the Conn, de g t yftwetetit, Mr. Pinky; Rid of NoriVoreirrhoil. Mr. Pgetell; ' Ilkoch pest. et Three. s'elock •sd OPENED magma i l e ess, ..trtf ui d iv ia ii i tA lwe w ear l adibeefv:livide rd sillt or Oorpod. 4 ,.. „ peal. m. Ramin i . .... Mn. m. wag ; Shigehe, se THEIRSDA Y. the Ii th fireii.e.iiiiiivis 1 Pleisloir isature. Ito ouuttee orereseeted voile White- Inu th. —, e__ .. ,y IMMlltit ItereALllllettadi ..r h os er .? k b i li iiib %so) a sow Neu ormsdie .. . Dreams, ceme Thse a 411 ., 4 RTE ditty OEN ERA 1. CO'I r. IRT of the said I A. , ^.10 3, Divagate —John hodentte 14.. t...- cl_ 11. , ..i..,. 1.....___ 1 . . se nieli i jr„,,, W .::.,..r . Pe1 . . a , their Muse is a5.5...i.... _. lor p............_ .. _ in three nets, celled 1r .. t - ... r 1 ,1 1 • 4 IMPERIAL PATENT CLOTH.--Finailiee formed dee goiag abroad and the Public are v er y respect/elf, in. above Cloth, the peculiar wharfage derived feeet at woe et which in she Rain nod West Indie s , as welt a n is la c alder Clinsates, under is essential te Fernlike oath thuds wring net, lee Geotteinee% weer sad traced Papally perparea. riFeetiog • saving of nearly orie-half, obtained eaelaeively a t th e Patesieeo Foreign and &shah Goa of Warshaw, No. lE, Cheopoids„ ari as when ohm\ i•-01#4, 34 sod CA Pieces each Exportation, and by the Pince of id to 62 yard, each. where the greatest antoresent of Venire and British Goods are kept Vflielessle and Retail. Fannin% treeing front fedi., der. foredo( partial or entire establisaliterts, derive the greatret advantage in selecting lionsehold Liavas, Foreign and British Moths,. (lists lonelier's, coloured Mashes cad Csinbries, die. with th e alket eeetsonsy, and those taken in the entire Piece at the Whiskies', Price. India Shawls takes in exchange. 'I lON._ ~s~ r ~ Tr]