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~,. . • ' tined • washer of persons hooting, histi.ig, and groanink - at his Majthoy. The Prisoner being the most prominent they wised him, end although same resistance was multi by the snob, stet they secured him, and'conveyed him to Queen "VW, rersoner drnitil the accusation altogether. Magistrate staid, that there could he no doubt of his blttftißlkted in the spindslous manner desrribril by the wit. 1101/191, amid it would hive been much better GI, him had be 'kept lo iths ...dons board at work, than hare goes to commit it riot mottgeacis of the peace, by joining other disgraceful len spotlit assailing the Sovereign when ha had just been es timing one of his most sacred functions—oproing the Sea. lion m Parliament. TUPPrianser loot being provided with bail, wall committed sill geeteplay,-whon he was swans brought up, sod two re. •pectalse hrnsekeepers having become corn ice fur ham, he was a i srliar g ed not of custody. . , FUGE. FOR 7'IIE DESTITUTE. Ua Ihnrsday last a General Court of the Go. velours of this extensive and useful lositintion was holden at the City of London Tavern, Edward Forster, Esq. the Treasurer, in the Chair. The Committee reported, that from January 1, . 1911115 to January 1, 1822. 489 persons, of both seam, had partaken of the assistance which the provisions of the Institution ruabled the Committee to extend to them ; that 115 females, anti as malty inalel, had, (luring that period, been placed in their nsylums of retorts ; and that 57 rellimley, and 55 . lonics had been discharged, having been taught to tmearo their bread by domestic servitude, or by use -. Ihtl trades. la addition to the original Institution, a tempo iintary refuge is attached to each establishment, to •ntallieli any Member of the Committee can grant t itnatiedinte adintssiou. upon becoming responsible tor the paymeut of a certain weekly sum; end to "!wishieli also the Societies " for the Improvement of 1 &Prison and for the Prevention of • • Atiendicety," have the like privilege of sending ob ,•Tjrcis, who become candidates for admittiou into - the faireut-establishitient. These branches are ll*. ider the naive ile•cipliiie and government as the Re fuge itself, and all the individuals placed in them have the tome copinatt limit ire or instruction. Ile.ides this intermediate relief, the efforts of the continue to he exerted in rescuing fe in .ter, wider circumstances of pressing distress, ° 'nell at a distance from home, from the peril of tle•tr exposed condition. This is done without he taking diem into die Refuge, either by sending •I'ltietn to their relative", or providing them with stii! is ble sit ilat itms. 'lra many of 11. e other sex also. and particularly to those who have been (Uncharged from prison or tlw hulks, material assistance has been extended. They have been snatched from the verge of tutu, mitt enabled to prucute, by honest pursuits, their own sulnist• ice. A statement of the Treesnrec's accounts was also produced, by which it utriwarrfihat a consi.lerahle reduction had been made during the year, in the bslstice of the Institution. The Governors present, alto were moat respect able. and more numerous tlaan usual, considered she Report NS bring that the I twit wion, eligibly - heoint and propitiously .etitin•ed, will not fait to he effectually upheld.— operatioos of good take no extensive range, Acid rounneusurate funds art indispensable fur their accomplistiment. The rietioutiallratient of gond ' effected amply jurtilies the Manures of " The Itt•fuge" in life .ding for a supply of their re -1 sources. Such an evidence will maintain their plea s o el l e j u st consideration of every one who would ..briate the mi-chief of vice, and who blends the will with the power to rescue its immediate sod probable victims from the perdition of its grasp.— We have bad many opportunities of witaterong the ellicacy and valise of Ilne Nstioutel Charity. parti cularly when we have been present at the Old Bal ky Seisioao. LYNN, JANUARY 31. An adjourned Quarter Seising)* for the county of Norfolk was held here on Thornley the 2/ml inut., and was continued by adjournment on the 22tl and 21•1 following: it was attended by a very full " 'lreg:cli of Magistrates ; for the first two days they rusitanued sittiog from nine in she morning till alter wine at night. The Chessman, Thomas !Toreson'', F.sg. in his charge to the Gland Jury, stated that he vbs.-Fled wish extreme regret, th it the Calendar before him contained the names of n grcater number of criminals thou he had ever before **Stormed al the Lynn fiessinos fur the last ten years; rind be was further sorry to add, rival many of the crimes with which the prisoners hail b. en charged and euintnited fur to nwaffbam gaol, were not only of a vi cious adore, bat bad a !curlew, to wanton cruelty by the wasteful deateurrion of other people's property, and by a 101 l .literniination to grarify their liertitioes• desires and wishes at all risks. 111 was the duly or this Court out oily t,, stork, loot tar rorreet sorb insubordination to the law, nith the utu.o.t pitimptitesie and energy, for the general benefit tot society. a. well for the safety of time subjitt, as for the %twill - of property. Amongst the variety of crimes is the calendar, be fill at his dory to point oat to the Grand Jory smote rases that were now lofose him spew affidavit. tie said, he would not draw their attention to he saws of trotividitel prisoners, bat 'Eerily stale the nature of some of the mines likely to be brought before them, by hills of i•olirinarnt. Persons were Plunged with stealing a variety reuttry—not a tingle Ned or a few birds, bat to Neale •csr "lees opium& of 20 corks, belts, and tootles have beers deail in one receiver's room, acrd in :mother place 16 geea2 in a rack ; there were several commitments to t o isioi for breaking the lurks of town oldie, barns, and gra. tirry doors, and far stealing therefrom flour, meal, and wheal, to large piss triiis. There were •Isu 'moat indict- Me11:1 forsocaling airs, under very aggravating encrust stances, and likewise • number of commitments fog killing g•for ; oat only in defiance of the laws, but some in the must resolute sod determined manner; and is two eases, contrary to every principle of feeling and hinnanity. There were about forty pimmers tried during the three days; there was also • number of appeal case. vetoed, but nothing of any particular inte rest occurred. Ii is said that within the last twelve months the Untivrtiliters at Lloyd's leave paid a million for losses. It.caarraa .Gatti..—la the surly part of last week' information ors forwattled to town by Mr. Fla ILDIr (the present Goeeimer of this prison). complainiaig or the conduct .f Hone, mid request ing an order for his closer coollarment.• The Ma gistrates of the county of Somerset alio (*warred eel the necessity of the tut dome ; stud astrudingly the required order'... made elmialuie by. Mr. Joe. tics Barr, soil immediately forweetleil w Ilybestee, •—(Lreitirse Piper.) IRELANb. DUBLIN, FFtiItUAIIII 4. STATE OF THE COUNTRY. We have not received any unfavourable accounts from cork since our last. We aro sorry to hear, however, that there have been some fresh iudicntions of a turbulent spirit ►e the county of Dub• hit. There ware summits in town yesterday of threesor four distinct acts of insubordination in this comity. Al we could n►t trace them to good authority, we rarasis 'from giving currency to them by repeating thew. The following, as have reason to think, conic'. from • perfectly •uthsatie Source :••• DARING OUTRAGE. Saturday morning, about three o'clock, the bolter of Michael Hany, who is a steward, or care taker to a Gen tleman residing at Balgadily, at the 12th Lock Grand Canal, was entered by eight men, who, after breaking ■nil de stroying every article ou Ike premises, set the whole on fire ; all was burned to the ground. They •Iso slabbed a cow and calf in the out-house, broke iu pieces a valuable jaunting car, and strewed about, irrecoverably, a quantity of oats ; it is believed, ■art less than 20 barrel.. Lest lb. it vengeance nut be complete, they also took care to see these totally consume.' before they departed. A car. pettier, of the name of Daniel Meehan, has bleu taken Into custody, and completely identified and sworo to as one of the incendiaries, While the flames were at their height this man ass heard to exclaim—. 4 Here 1 any Captain Rock." 14 is now at the Head Office, and, it is understood, n moll ►igid itivestigation will lake place iota the whole cirneum stances to•day. It is rumoured that the Dublin Staff have aside two more prisoners. Limit:, and not as others 6, pay the value of the land and the duty lu tii id e ,„ There were about •30 io the party; they fired one shot into the window and two (Anode. The man they culled the Captain way very 1 0 . 11 dressed, well armed, and *bre a sword ; dressed as well as ■ny gentleman; wore a watch, and ruffles or frilly to his shirt down to his breeches; the man says there wireenot ■ man in the county better dresoed; there were no horsemen, all on foot." ORANGE DINNER. An appropriate addition to preceding statements well be found to the following ifrorpret. selected from the toasts drunk at the Orange Dinner. at Murrissoies, on Tuesday. Alderman Nugent and Sir Harcourt Lees were the " getters-up" of this putertainment. If his 111.1jest . s's Ministers could hare hod any doubt hitherto of the dangerous nature of Orange principles, this list entisi it-more all uncer tainty on the subject. !Wore daring and undisguised defiance—more distinct mid iutelhKibh. ihreats, were never before uttered.— (Derbfirs Freeman.) "Oar molt gracions and most venerated King—May hie enemies mid eielantniaiors be convinced that, in conformity with his Curunatoin oath, he ever will adhere to above prin ciple■ which placed hi. illustrious family on the Throne."— '• The Duke of York, the Protestant rrotcctur of our glorious Constitution iis Church and State, n. by law esta blished—and the Army of the Briti►h Empiir." " The Duke of Cumberland, and the rest of the Royal Family." " Our illustrious Countryman Marquis Wellesley, the Lord lienteisani, and prosperity iii Ireland—a Nobleman equally distinguished for transcendent talents as for his in flexible executive impartiality." " The Oohing, pion., and immortal Memory of the great and good King William the Third."_ . . . ". The Proleslout Ascendancy in Church and Stale." " Lord Liverpool, and bis Majesty's Miiosteri who adhere to Ilse Protesiant Constitution." " The Right Honourable Henry Goa!barn." "The victories of Derry, the Bo• of, and Aughrim—may they ever be remembered by the araceudauts of the con worm's." "The Lord Mayor end the Protestant Corporation of Ilse City of publrn.". " Eau! Talbot." " The Primate tad the Church of Ireland." " The Right Honourable Huber! KO." •• Our venerated Lord Chaneellor of Ireland." " The Hight Honourable %Yahoo gamin." " Sir Harcourt Lees, Bart. the disiiiiguittheil Champion of oar Kiug, and Constitution, mud our Church—the currgirs of whose enlightened stud comprehensive mend seem ever to ac quire additional force and vigour, iii proportion to the dan gers that rorroaud and threaten our Couslitutios and our Sovereign " " Lord Kenyon, the uai • fly respected Supporte► of our glorious Constitution, ■od the Orangemtu of Eng land. "The glorious Majority of Thiity-nine in the House of Peen, which defeated all the suachinalions of the Popish Advocates." so Sherd' . Whelan, and the Independent Commons of Dublin." " Alderman Darley, and the Pollee of the City of Dublin." " Carl O'Neil and the Orangemen of Ireland." "The King's Cuminand—Coneiliation. May the Roman Catholics obey it. iu not demanding further privileges, and the Protestants by forgetting all past dissentious." " The Memory of our late pious and virtuous Sovereign, George the Third." '• The Doke of Wellington mad Heroes of Waterloo." " Sir David Baird and the Army serving i■ Leland." •• Sir Gemge Hill and the 'Prentice Buys of Deny." '• The Memory of the Right Hun. George Ogle." "The Memory of John Gifford." "The Ableimes of hkinner's " The Memory of the Diu Daniel Ryan, who unfortu nately perished iu support sof the Loyal Piutrstouts of Dublits." Estract from a letter, dated Cork, the 2d instant —/Dublin Morning Post) : " There has been a post established at Church. town, a village not far from Douentile, where a party of police was stationed ; the lma, they oc- CU pied way ihafaCji. On Thersilay night it was su•- r.,unelcd by a large number of the sianeuriit Willie Boys, ■nd oet on tire. Tire stable adjoining the house, where the horses of the party were kept, was also set on fire. 'rile policemen Irvin within kept up a.constatit firing. which it is presumed snort have killed and wounded a great many of the as sailants, but the tire increased until the roof fell in. The police foreseeing t h e casualty. were pr pared, and having come cut. they configurd the tire ; the in►urgents returned the tire. hut they were at length compelled to give way, and leave the police in posaes•iou or the ground, but the victory was dearly bought. The whole party, consisting. we beicee, of 16 men, were killed ur wounded, one exerpied ; four were killed mod elope', wound ed. We have not learned that the insurgents suc ceeded in taking their arms. " The chief constable was among the wounded ; both of his arms were broken, and he was otherwise bodily injured. All the looses, with their accoutre. meo sa, were burned in the stable. On their re treat, the insurgents carried elf their killed and wounded ; among them was the body of one of the policemen, which they took away by mistake; it Was follUd nest lOW Ding ill 111 thtch at some digs tance from the scene of action. _ " This is muvi afflicting intelligence. but it is our duty to lay it before the public. We give it flow the letters we have seen, without vouching further _ttir its accuracy." COUNTY LI X ERICK. [From the Liesertek Chronicle of Wetbeesday.) Ofs Sunday night a large pain of maws attack ed ihs house of John Ryan of Newtaraa, near Ad:estop, ia this canny, an d dogged hum most unmercifully. The offence he was gushy of is stated ia • letter to as as follows :—" This wan was beat in a clue' sinner, because be wet . in • dory pig so his lamillord s for which ha had ep al fosvauce of out at his original proposal foe his Slotsday morning a non-commissioned officer and four privates of the 40th, who were a few mike iii advance of the regiment, were attacked near Bal liituran, in this cou n ty, by a numerona banditti, oho desperately wounded the voldiers, and plun dered them of their muskets and ammunition.— The division of the corps having come up. a search was made, and they succeeded in biking to Chalk 'tulle sixteen persn o e, who are lodged in the gaol of that town. Six of them are identified by the Serjeant. The fire arms and ammunition have nut been lecovered. On Saturday last Sir John Godfrey, Bert. hav ing received information that the inhabitants of the parish of Aglish, Were, in obedience to the com mands of Captain Rock. crowding to join the io insurgents at Inchabeg, on the borders of the county Cork, proceeded with him corps to that parish, which he Maud nearly deserted, and ascer tained that four strangers, well armed, had been in the parish sweating the people to join the White Boys at Inchabeg, as above stated. On proceed iug further towards Killarney, Sir John met mum- . bees of the inhabitants returning to their habita tions, who acknowledged they hod gone as far as that town in obedience to Captain Rock's mandate, and under the influence of terror, as they were assured the penalty of disobedience would be for feiture of life and property. They had, however, in Killarney received such salutary advice as in duced them to return. On the night of Tursdsy last, n gang of roman., consisting of about sixteen, well aimed with mos kets, bayonets, and sword•, attacked several houses between Stonelisll and Askeston, severely beat one man and cut him on the head with a 'wind, tendered an oath to moodier, and •merely threat ened all the owners of these houses if they did not give up lands they had recently taken. In former times, when the Insurrection Act was in force in this country, an attack was never thought of befo►e utile o'clock at ought ; but now Captain Rock commences operations won after night-fall ; the at tacks commenced ou the above houses at about seven o'clock. The following is an extract of a letter received at our ( Limerick ( humid e ) office on Mo n day, from a Grut{einaii residing iu the neighbourhood of Buttevant :—. " The insurgents began to collect about New market on Friday, in thousands, but they did not intend to attack the town until 'tight, as tl err force, though so very numerous, hail not all arrived ; however, the ardour of s o me prompted them to advance, thrratetting desutiction to the place, which was absolutely expected, as there were only twenty five of she ind regiment there, the cavalry and nets having been withdrarais. The ufficets, also deserve the greatest credit for their conduct, immediately marched the patty to meet them, awl had not pro ceeded far when they were filed on, which they quickly returned. 1 wee told by a gentlentati who was pre•ent that riot less than twelve could have been killed, and twenty or thirty wounded, who were taken off by their retreating companions. The military ptitatied them a considerable distance, but a s s l i g ht was aliprollcillivg. sod their number small, they returned. 51r. Allen, the Curate of New market, immediately proceeded to Butter/tint, and informed Sir Hugh G-tugh of the circumstance, who blatantly went off there with 50 men, and 1 think, from what I can leant, we shall have desperate work some of those nights, as the insurgents, armed with pikes, were seen going towards Newmarket from all qnarters. They appeared about due o'clock on Saturday near the castle of Kunturk, but on the approach of some soldier made a precipita e retreat, leaving one fellow, armed wish a bayonet, - prisoner. The tuffians attacked Castle IVriXOll on Sunday night, alai broke all the wiruJows; Mr. Wrixon got out of bed, and naked what they want ed? they replied, alma; he told them lie had nine, and after ordering slr. W. to send a gust to a house they mimed, stitch he peremptorily refused, they departed. Sir Hugh Cough, who was lying iu usubuth at some distance, perceiving lights in the windows, judged there might be something goin on, and pushed forward towards the house. On lilt way he met two men art horseback, one of whom secured, whets the second 'dhoti struck hint n bl he in the stomach ; Sir H. broke his ptsiol oar ow fellow's head, and had not time to thaw the ot to shoot him, when he made • run, and eft:TU-(1 her escape. On Sir Iltsgli's artival at the house, ahis having learned what had happened, lie tied tod Ptiaouer, whose name is McCarthy, and appear lip to, be the Cuptaia. sod had hiss conveyed to p•eil sap; he alterwunla searched all the sinapectei homes its the neighhousliood, ivisboot success. Id was unfortunate that 4 Idiot was not fired, as ikt would. its all probability, have led to the arrest of the entire gang. II later just heard that some strangers came to nallydoyue on Saturday night, and desired the people so go off to Millstreet at tome, to joie Captor'. Kock. or their hosiers *lambi be bunted. Mr. Cotter, the Rector of Castle minor. and Hubert Bulks, Esq. of were out fowling near Ferwoyle, on Friday last, and were wet by a party of the insurgents, who were cutting young trees for pike-handles, and robbed those - Gentlemen of two very !madams* double-barreled Kuria." INQUEST AT CLONAKILTY. At a late hour lest night we received the particu lars of the Inquest which had been sitting since Senility last at Clonaltilty, on the body of Permit . BUCKLIT, which had been disinterred for the pur pose, and which hod not terminated until Thurs day night. At present, however, we can only pub lish the melt : Is Vaasa, —We led that Ike deemed, Patrick Beckley, cam by bis dela ea the aoswelog d the 15th ef Jae Nay, oe the leas at Sallies* ie emergemee of • goosoloot mead Waisted se kiln by sem eakeme pease who was Me of • y d yeoman commaded by Lismeset B eslartard, etweeopseied by s emeieble, and ilia at the said Petrick Seekin cam by kis Mak be sad oar Latin' Barrett were priseems, and pairsalti Is crown a said peal. We Me that add pray of was at the time`alliebd ea" who •Nat•pti le ream said yei A few nights ago several plough* were cat to pieces on the lands of Folgerrtowo, near Llttleton; the party who came on that wicked errand, at the seine time put the herd on his knees. threatened to shoot him, and swore him to leave the place, which he did accordingly. A few days ago the following notice 98311 found ()flitted up et Artifinane, ■nd was torn dawn by a Geittletuen:— Reason. nke thi♦ dawn if unit dare ! PROCLAMATION. We, the 'lichee, body of the Commissiosers, eornmiserat. inR orr mad state, end determined to abolish all Tithes, Taxes, and Rest, do offer • Reward of SO/. for the Hen.) of a Head Minister, SOL fur a Carafe, 201. for a P.oclor, and 10/. fur • Beliff. Signed, FEAR NOT RIASOW, General. Marshal Roes. Commuted to Clonniel gaol Daniel illorrissy, for unlawfully entering the house of Timothy Dwyer, armed with a short gun end blunderbuss ; and Judith Fogarty, for setting fire to three houses. the property of Timothy Ryan and Winuitred Butler. THE WEST RIMAG siESSIoNS, DEAD AT DONCASTER, CONCLUDED. ADDRESS TO THE GRAND JURY. O■ an intimation being given to the Court, that 'clonal bills of indicimeut were to be presented to the Goalie! Jury against the owners of steam eni r lines, fee aegleeting to take the proper precatitious for reducing the nuisance nrisirg from the present construction of thef , the Chairman was requested to rend for the Grand Jury, and to give theta as additional charge upon that parlic•isr subject. On the appearance of the Jury is their hog, the Chairman informed them of the cirtamateuees which bad induced the necessity of his again addressing them. In another district, steady connected with that in which they were now assembled, it appeared by the comfort of those who filled tic situation that was now occupied by them at the present Sessions, that, disregarding the• heath and comfort of those around them, they had considered that volcanos of smoke were to he excluded frosts the general Cilia of nuisances, a•d that to iierolore your neighbour in torreol • of the noxious issues from furnaces of esery description, was a right which every wisunfactiorer assumed, in viola tion of the first principles of reason and justice, He (the Chairman) had to tell them, that • more mischievous mud erruuenus idea entescd told the minds of men, sad it was flair dilly to correct it—a nuisance was clearly defined. It depended not on the arbitrary construction of interested individual', who might, from • supposed but a mistaken view, imagine that their works could be carried on mote cheaply in one way than in soother, and thus a whole population were to submit to their contracted notions, which arise from a selfish and unfeeling bias in favour of • parti cular ',stem. In the questions before them, the Legislature bad take• a new and decided : it had investigated the subject not lightly or lisstily 1111011 the mere suggestion of any particular individual; • Committee of the House of Commons had sat two successive years, and after the must satisfactory evidence bad been produced before them, they bad decided that the evil was one that the country could no longer tolerate, under the false conception that it was se. erasary, or that to remove it would be any detriment to the interest. of those whose furnaces were under the description of the Act. Therdi dared in their Report, that this horrible nuisance could be extirpated in rvety part of ° the kingdom, by • proper construction of the for•aces, and that it ought to be immediately abated; and on a consideration of that Report by the House at large, it was determined that this species of misdemeanor should he taken out of the purview of the law as it regarded other ofreocee, and sit additional security given to the pablic for their prosecution snit abate ment, Ly adding costs as isi case of actions, and allowing the Court to give directions fur the removal of the nuisance, still iag the puoishmeot as tormerly. Ly fine and priaosment, independeut of the other ordinary powers .1 the Court. Grand Juries had no feeling to isOutge, nor were they to give way to any opittions of their own, when tie, were against the law, and the duty imposed upon thews by their oath. Their line was plain and distinct : if the unisance was proved, they had no itliorostiie. The party complaining hid i right to he heard before it jury of his country : he was sot to Lc stopped by the 'notions which might be erroueosisly adopted as to the stature of the evil, ur the practicability of its removal. There stood the law. and uu their oaths &bey were to look to the law, and only to the law. Wag himself the promoter of the Act iu question, be had purposely abstaiued from any uluorvaliosis en this polio, when he first had the honour of addressiug them ; and he should not now have entered upon the qrsostsoir, if ha had not beer called upuu by the Reach, whose consmands it was Ins duty to obey. At an adjourned Quarter Sessions for the coun'y, held at Lynn, on the 29d, 23d, and 24th nit. shout forty prisoners were tried ; there was 01,0 a number of appeal cases respited, but nothing of any particular interest occurred. Samuel Torrey sod %hoe. Bought'''. for breaking open a mill, in the occupation of James BROOKS, of Gooderstotie, and stealing some floor. a large quantity of wheat sal, end other articles. were senienced to b; transported for seven years. Benjamin Hoselett, of Didhostel), for being, to company with twelve others, armed with guns and bludgeons, in the en closed grounds of Major Witson. in the night of the 3lst of December, with :Intent to kill game, and fUr cruelly beating StADAMAIV, the game keeper, and others--Serea years' transportation. John Winner. of Garvestene, for being in maspany with twelve others, itc. in the enclused grounds of Sir it. SEDINCIFIRLD. Bart. with guns, &c. sad ehrenteaing to kill ISAAC WILLIAMS, N/ gansm keeper, and green! other person., on the 9th of Dm. cent ber, •182 I ...Seven. years' transportation. Wag. .Dome, of Gaylen, proved to be a general receiver Of stolen goods-i-Peartems rare transpertation. PEAL, ' , roman 5. It km hkwn hued all day from S.W. to W S.W. The G i l. roods. fur she East ladies, ported from tam andwrs an; cables, and drove some distance to let ward, but l'as ins g her sheet anchor, and appvars sow to ride well. Sr,, oilier, drove comiderahly, which obliged them to strike Ils Sop gallant-mmda and yards, and lei po their second auks,. Arrived she Hannah, Irvine, from Halifax : she sad niute Eugene, Wilt, from Newrionie, have loM their su. clings and been supplied with others. !t is now scrim o'cloek.swore niuderate, and tha Oelw 1. hound appear to ride well. Came Watra from the River the General Palmer, Trauma. for Madras all well. CORN EXCIIANGR, Fasatuat i. Owing to the late tempestnous weather. we have had no arrivals of any grain since littniday, v. t as there wet► hat feu litiyers at market this morning, Vt'beat was very elan ...te at Monday's prices, mud only prime samples could ►e olio. posed of; all other det.criptions were n►arly unsaleable, al. tlimigh offered oil lower terms thaw out that day. dinky a also very heavy, and the inferior sorts full oae per teat, cheaper. The Oat trade continue+ very heavy, aid rather lower in price, owing to abundant supplies. Is Beam, Pease, and other articles, there is no alteration. ~ l. s;;nert, aed a private di:l u!es'n hrl hr7n doretkd at work and seir,l 4 short um- h. fore by Richard D. Norco", Eel. and a pasty of the Revenue." So far na the above virdict rev it eoreeanntide with the first impres.ion of this melancholy affair... melancholy not merely in relation to the upforlu• nate individual and his family, hat to the iff I f 6011 which it is calculated to excite among the peasantry at a moment filitu the comity let tered itself that had psalms were heginniug to silbside. This unfortunate Inisiness cannot halt here. The port of the verdict Ihultng that the yeolosiory were attacked by a mob, may justify their firing upon them, but it cannot justify the putting to death a man tied to • fellowsprisefsee, peaceably in their custody, and quietly itabatit.. ling to his fate, without making oity attempt to escape. Be it remembered also, that the of= fence with which he was chared was only • breech of the revenue laws, in the enforcement of which the Govrroment had forbid the yeomanry to inter. fere.—(Cork Morning Inielligencer.) CLONAIFL, JANUARY 30. On Sunday night lest Gerald Fitzgerald. E-q. a Mogistrine, and Major Creegh, of the 86th regi ment, patrolled the country in the neighbourhood of Fethard, with fifty milna►y mess each, for seve ral miles, but found no men ■broad recto/nig three, who were unarmed, and consequently could not be taken into custody es the laws now stand. NdPAL INTELLICENCR. t.tt•enpnot, wrrtittati4 Arrived the Ihtiewrh, 51•Kown„ from New Ilrk s „ ► . Ist Jan nary spoke the Jaw of sad for 81. John's, Now D nat wick. front Jamaica, and ►upplird her with ptotisinnot thh J3llltely spoke the Amelia, from Liverpeol for out r 0 dafl, and rtepplircl hrr with prurisiut r , haviur wiiltuut brced fur 18 days. torromotrru, rasavasy h has bloom a very serer, gale from the ti.W.III say. A Frenrh store Slllp, from Iliere, drove a eonririerahlt from the Motherbauk towards Spitheed ; towards evem, e moderated. COWES. TFOILCARS S Arrived the Petioles, Graves, frose Batavia, to 28 chi ) . ; tltne men died on the passes'. DURUM. ►e'RRUARti 3 Arrived the Alexander, Mansfield, fruit, New York; 21. e it Inning at Kolbe", having dragged from her 'lichen: .I , t makes no water, an.l it i 4 likely will be got oil with little lit no damage. TALMOUTft. PTBRVART 4. Arrived the Doke of Sisrlhurongla pa. kri, win, a owl from Lisbon—saiikd 90111 all.. Ai irlial, S, i vv, (rum Jrrari, for Gibraltar; Itiondove, °reheat, f,om Ncr, founillatal rot Btlld.ra; and Upson, Norris, from London fur Si. Alicha.f4—. • wan watt +imbed overboard on the '2.1 instant. COUNTRY MARKETS. Norwich market win on Saturday eery fully attended, au there was s good supply of grain of, very description; Whew and Barley were a trade lower in pram than last week. The Beast market was extremely well ',applied with both Loam and F.:l Stock, hot though prices were low, sales were effected ' , rah difficulty. The sheep-peus were filled, and pncea finite much the same. The supply of Cattle at Rodmin fair on Friday last, wit ant abundant; but those which were of met a dull Ilalt •nd at prices so reduced as to be most disheartening to 16. Farmros, who bed hoped that the depression of myrkaltot6; produce bed reached its utmost limit.—Sheep ale* met a dull sate. COAL 111AltliET, Fesauestv S. Ships ■t Market. Ships sold. Price. Sat Neiteettik 10* Slimierload sf 34s. W. to 4h N. PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock.... 24211 I Bank L. Atisi. 19 11.16! 3 per Ct. Red. 78 771 I India Sun k.... tani 1 per Ct. Cons. 771 k} I India Bondi 79 77 79 pr Si per Cent..... 88i; I Ea. Bills, 2 .... 7 6 7 r• 4 per Cen.a 971 981 I Small JO 8 P t - S per CI. N. An. Ito 7/ I Coos. for Acc. 77N1 1001 107 1061 I COURRIR OF EXCHANG Amsti ids's. C.F. 12 9 Ditto at Sixist II 6 Rotterdsta 12 10 Aalwerp l2 9 Harnbargli 37 5 Alton* ..... 37 6 Paris 3 day's dale 25 40 Ditto 25 70 Boardestax 25 70 Fraultrort 011 the 155 Petersbargh, p. rbl. B# 3 Us. Vienna ...... flu lO 14 Trieste Madrid Cadiz .. Sabo% Barataria Seville Gibraltar so • TVUDAY, FEBRUARY 5. Leg horn . - - - 43{ Venice t 7 60 M.l!■ Naples 4O Polerino, per oz ll4il St St Rio 44 Whiz Dublin Conk.. 4l BULLION. Porlogal Gold is I a. Coias, per oz 0 0 1101,1 in Bars 1 17 Int New 1)001,1000a 0 0 New Dollars 0 4 , 4 Sa:Vtr su Barn 0 4 11, BIRTHS. At Brighton: Lady Caroline Hamilton, of a daughter. At Langley Perk, Fortirshire, on the 39th alt. the light Hon. Lady Anne Letitia Cruikoliank, of a daughter. On the Alb of .1 y, at Rome, in the Palace of her brotber•in-t.w, the Prince of Prossedi, Donna Letitia Bow. parts Wyss!, the Lady of Thomas Wyse, jan. Esq. of the manor of St. John, Ireland, of a sun awl heir. The cm sacsS or baptism MU perforaord on the Sib last, in the family chapel, by the (*Ardis's! Archbishop of Llwas. I. Eminence Cardinal Fesch, when the infant received t h e name of Napoleon ; the sponsor' were, John Tallow, E , q• nephew and heir presumptive to the E.trl of Shrew bury.. and Donna Carlotta Buwaparig Gabrielle, Prisms of Promedi. Oa Mond,v, the 4th inatint, she Lady of Mr.Thamas Bury, of Bucklersbury, of DEATH'. On Saturday t►e Id fast. at his kerne hi How hod Ow'. Charles Ronny, 8..1. late Spertlazy le his Richert' the Nita,b of the Ceramic, acrd 75. Oa Rootlet, the 4th iiiellost, aced 72, at her boor is Rollnecks's-plate, Maryk-bune s Mrs. Ann Frederick, (elkt of the late Rear-Adonoral Fr...tern k. 00 the 3d irotaist, at Geeesirich. Rdre Garrick, relict of Genre. Garrick, Esq. (brother to tit.. Isla attar's.' David Garrick), aod roorkeeoia-law to Mrs. George of the Theatre korai, Haynie, kei, Friday, at his •psrtaieuts iu the Royal Natal Busp,... Plymouth, Captain Sir Thuinas Lane, K.C.S. of kis $1..• jesty's ship Sprneer. Yesterday senaight, et his bow, Suirawsethill, Sir Frasiris Hamad. On bloiolay last, the Very Rey. Thomas Kiphst. D.D. Dean of Peterborough, Rector of 'lobar, and Vicar 4 Nohow is Spalding Moor, Yorkshire, and formerly Fellow et St. miss College, B.A. 1768. M.A. 1771, R.O. 1778, al )- 1754. The Rectory and Vi. stage are in the pstromigc of the Master and Fellows of that Society. Lately, at Wham, in Seffulk, after a long illness, aged 76, Joseph Brett, who for the last 48 years (with the melt. time of • sheet time), had sucked as under gardener at W ham Hall. He was an boarat steady spin, but somorbat shiplar ha his character. His wife previous so her death. 37 years ego had two legs of yolk p.epariug fur hams oar of which kr; said shook nut he usr d but 0.. his marrying ] again, and the other at his burial. About 16 years since the tmtte hating mad* free with ono of them, the reinslaing part of it way dressed, am other was to be made ready ter his Meade who 'Resided the formal on Thursday. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON MIDGE. MoroiNg 111 after 3. I Evening t 5 after 3. PoisteivedWaked at THE BRITISH PROS sod THE GLOBE Office, Nu 127, Strand, by C. 0 010 . WELL, of Ike Strsud. I L h R . 1 . sileih rm. ..adlhh = M .~~. • II ~' i .~ . . q ,r h -r (A 1 1 i Illab,j