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)k; ,, Tliffi LATE RIOT IN WESTMINSTIR. Yestetday afternoon an ioquisition was takes al the Week Boil, is Ctiapel.eireet, Broadway, Weeivativeter, before Thos. titers, Esq. Coroner, or the body of Ralph Hart, am safer twist. moo who was accidentally shot daring the Isle wham. which took place in Greet Peter.street,Westaiimeter, or the 47th of May last, it beteg at that time the Tuthill fields fair (Whits.. Mondry). After the Jmy bed beet, sworn and viewed the body, the forow'mg evidewee was sddoced :— Mr. Anthony White, morrow, of Parliament-street, sworn, doted, he *ow the d reseed om Whitson Monday when was brought into the Hospital; examined him, and discos, r ed • wowed as the tower part of the left vide of the belly, arid siperchended it to be a pun shot wowed whirl, had penetrated the cavity of the b• Ily ; the nun was extremely ill front the *Bet to or the wooed ; the sect day the inflammation ex tended over the whole cavity of the belly With immense tome /a/Imo; on the 'lord day the wooled was dilated to let uwt the bloody fluid ; no the (worth day 'lmplants displayed that the bipeds ware emended; be remained nearly in the same some for wine days, when boss some eircemsiauces fur the better appeasing., it was hoped the wounds had elided (WOW &diorama. Om Tuesday lest an alteration for the worse appeared h llie liseeting ems of the external wounds, end he 11101111111 Wallseeday lest. Within has since examined the bode, Mil fated that the cavity of the belly had bee. wound al by s oomelsat which had passed through oat of the smell istestimos aid this lodged is the abdomen, which caused •siesek. Wilms fillsowe Police Officer of Qems-wmare, deposed, that on Monday, ise 47th of May, shout eight o'clock, is coseeepienee of inflow vim beige laid at the wines that a mot riot was takiag place, witness, Hwlh y. sod George Popie, went by orders of Mr. laymelurck the Magistrate, to aseertaim what it wee, aid imarriving is Rt. itos'ivlare Proredureet, they were soolikel with a shower of bricks: olisaire, sad other missiles, from shout HA perfume; all the homes wove closed, sod bad it bees dark mime Doe mast bane hem killed; am home had shoot II poses of glom brokers. They, l• porsossee of their morherity, comesmoded the review ill the Kiiie's same to desist sad 'cow. The proper were in a complete state of riot, and were searrally mood with stick, and moors; so several of the ishebiteuts cowing to their sesistosee she mob retreated, wahine a roosts( light, as he se Perkin's-rests; they (the Police) cl.d is hart say of the mob; the officers, es being joined by swim Bow.sireet patrol, relented to St. illues-lame, sod were iseasikd with missile wesposo—sad as the police were pressing froward, some parses in the midst of the crowd heed a pistol, sod the shot passed his ear ; it woe fired in • dirty:elm towards the police, bet esasot be positive sa to who Seed it; witness only heard me shot; his life at owe period was Is she most Immisest danger; be had so fire areweisly a staff and irsocheos; they sec ured abort thirty, mud there are no. twerity is custody for the Whey. Proses Co. a labouring man, wbo came to the es sinews of the police, described the begissiag of the riot as wisiog limo a light between two WO, who were surrounded by semeal hundred persons. He wee severely illireated by the mob, and bad hie arm broken; be found the deceased his( so a bed wounded. Edward Harillry, as Officer of Polite belongiog to Qsees agaarw, corroborated the second Witswe's tessioway. Ralph Penrose 'Vitale deposed to the tome effect, avidity, that era possum the end of St. Ass's-lane he beard the re ' port of ■ pistol, and immediately after saw a perms whom • he knew to bean (Meer of Pollee, mad he believed samod Wootton, or Broughtou, who had • pistol in his MEd, and robs twortaiked, " I gave it hien; MEN bricks were throws • sod more coming, I bred is lily sew ikfemee." The itir ry wvre is a dale of the greeted ceoltelos. Hart, the widow of the dmessed, mows—Stated • list her Issishood bad told her that he was shot by the polite; be was s ebeemakeet ale Mow him is the hospital. This Matantior the., bibinrobn the Jury, said, that as it had bow Egdided by infflysaibmity that evidence of a per suo, suleso - Hiey were 1111111eity believing they were dying, could sot llso received; Ibis "'ideate could not be taken, but he willadd wad to Mr. Ralastord for the declaration mado by the deceased. The Jury acquiesced is this, sad the Beadle was di*- . patand for that evidence. The witness, baying WOVE that 'rhea her husband mese thawed the eireonastance of his being shot by an officer, ho bad oil hopes of his recovery, she was permitted to ►e es . sunned, and said that the deceased told her that Dams por tions Informed him that Gilmore shot hint ; ha also said that ins did not throw either bricks or stouts, bet west into the 31110 b to get an acquaintance out of it. Robert floyoslord, Esq. Magistrate of Queen-square, at tended, sad soon handsomely volunteered to Rive his testi- Irony, amid stated, that be called oe the deceased, who de eared to him that be considered he was a dying man. The declaration being at the office, other evidence was peudomid while it wee sent for. Mr. Whittle, recalled, said that Gilmore was not the man who hod the pistol, sod Wootton, the was who was said to have shot the deceas ed, was •cialled. He deposed, that on Whit Monday he was on duty as a poises officer of Bow-street, and coming to rcier-atreet found am shops closed sad allot was going on in Ana's-Isle, and seeing they were very desperate charoc sere, he advised his esadsetor to go amen them to quell lb. disturbance. Mr. Reyssford 4vlsg mow returned with the deceased'. ding declaration, it was read, and only stated that be was ahvt, hot did out know ►y whom. Wootton, recalled—stated that be presented himself lo frost of St. Aistes-lase, tad almost Instantly received a violent blow in the grade from s stone, which were flying in every direction, sod Epilog through both shutters and win d,* s ; and having received several violent blows, losing his het. sad having his truncheon cut by firms, be defended Vmeelf as well as be could. Luke Hiatt', the conductor of the patrol, deposed to the ease effect. sod that the rioters threw tiles and stomas from t be roofs of the houses.. The Jury, without any hesitation, returned s verdict of— Just fiats floiskide. _ A TRUE SOLDIER. Oa TtieWlay,lhe 18th init. died, at his mother's house, In ►lx parish of Much Birch, Herefordshire, William Addis, beloallag to the 3d belabor of the Grenadier Guards, sow its Dublin. This brave fellow bore his share in the glorious bottle of Waterloo in 1815, where be was woonded. la coresegitersee of ill health, • short time Mere he übtaised Irate is visit his friends, with tie bore that his ■aline air would prove beaelleial to his dasttered frame, ►ot a rapid decline left mower, bemeMee, sad be emstemphrted the ap proach of death with the inseme of a twee sod lb. resit matron of a Christian. Oa the 18th (the analversary of the battle of Waterloo) be requested ►is mother to decorate his room with laurel, and place his medal use breast, he also received the aserameol, and after sur yr, ing the reward of his bravery with evident exultation and 'deport, desired it to be laid on his coffin shell he should hr buried, sharked his mother for all her 'Mantissas to biro, and in the eveolisg resigesid his gallant spirit for a better war Id, obeerelag with a smile of mitsfactiou, just hefura be expired, " t►at it wee • day on which a soldier ought to proud to the A robbery was effected is t►e boast of the Rev. Mr. Le of Deviate, duets( the night of Friday last. The thieve*, after waling the prdea wall, effected an estrauce at the back of the premises, by taking oat some panes of rhos from the window of dm (hiss closet; and, hairier tonsil a bomb of keys, they lit a candle, searched all the ruoiss us the gronsd-Soor, sad with the nicest discernment took every silver article they coeld lad, karts; that which was lamely plated. They also showed the utmost care is not injering •ny t►fag they did not take; aid as equal care by not taltleg say thing that they conceived would lead to a discovery. With the greatest caution they got down from the garden wall, barely teac►ing the fruit trees that were against it; previous so their getting into the bongs, t►ey pat in their hos* and removed she Atm that was is the window ; and ether effecting as 'stream, they carefully removed (from feet of isjsring time) mem valeta• hie plants sad lowers, that titre is she parlour, into the garden. Mr. Udine, II the time, WU is Bath. LOSS OF THE ALBION. TO ALL PRISONS INTERISTSD IN ?HS PATO OP UNFORTUN ATI& •LIIOH, OP NOW After • mit-imolai', escape front a watery grave, and after a long period devoted to those duties whu•h devolved upon me after the loss of my re spected Commander, I feel influenced by a do u ble motive iii giving to the public it minute detail of the inelsecliuly cirrnmetances attending our unfor tunate shipwreck first, because I conceive it a duty I owe to The friends of the utsh . my suffer ers ; sod mat, bresner the getter'sl tenor of all ihooe abatements w!oich I have seen in the public prints may hove led to coot lusioits totally different from what ought to have been drowit from the !Mall attreirluig that melancholy beelle for I have ob. melted she most unbounded praise lavished in 111* isewspoper. on services which (though in some re spect. volusble) were smell, when computed with the services of those to whom I owe my existeuce, whilst the latter were ling wholly unnoticed, and still are but very partially recognised; and I should consider myself deficient in common gra titude. wee I any longer to omit herring testimony to the itttrepid stud humane conduct of one gentle. man. «lin his brew satisfied with the conscious- tressbf hewing done good, and who did not seek for publicity to tyro real facts, much less to gross ex eggeret NM% We sailed from New York on the Ist of April, in the beatable' ship Albiox, of 447 tone. with a crew, iucluding officers, 0125 in Number, 29 cabin, and six steerage passengers, making in the whole 54 persona, of whom nine only live to relate the melancholy tisk. For the first twenty days we con. booed our voyage with moderate and favourable weather; and *boat half-paws one o'clock in the afternoon of Sunday' the 41ist we made the land : the Fastnet Rock by compass E.N.E.. distance about three leagues. At two made Cape Clear, bearing E. and by N. distance about two leagues, thick and foggy. blowing fifth, and heavy squalls from the southwar.i, ship heading up E.S.E. car rying all prudent sail to crowd the ship off the land; the gale increasing, shortened sail occa. atonally. At four o'clock, under double-reefed topsails, .foresail and mainsail, carried away the fore yard. and split the fore topsail, got the pieces of the yards down, and prepared to get another yard op. Gale increasing, about five toots in I' e onsitissil and mixers topsail, and set the fore and main trysail. Night coming on, cleared the decks for working ship ; et half-part right wind still in creasing. with a high sea, shipped a heavy sea which threw the ship on her beam ends, and took away the mainmast by the deck, the head of the wizen mast, and foretop mast. and swept the decks clear of every thing including boat., caboose house, bulwarks, and compasses, and stove in all the hatches, state rooms, and bulkhead* in the cabin, which was nearly filled with water. At the toomeut six of the crew, and one passenger. Mr. A. B. Convers, of Troy, in New Yolk, were swept overboard. The ship being unmanageable, the see making a clear breach over her. we were obliged to loth ourselves to the pumps. and being in total dark.. nem, without correct compasses. could Dot tell how the ship's brad lay. The axes being swept away, had no means of clearing the wreck.— A bout one o'clock made the lights of the Old Head of Kinsale. but could not ascertain how it bore, and at two o'clock found the ship ernbayed, when the Captain, anticipating our melancholy foie, called all the passengers up who had not be fore been on deck ; many of them had received considelable injury when the sea first struck her, and were scarcely able to come ou deck ; others had been incessantly assisting at the pumps, and it is an interesting fact, that Mils Powell, an amiable young lady who was on beard, was desirous to be allowed to take her turn at the pumps. One Gentleman, who had been extremely ill during the passage, Mr. William Everhart, of Chester. Penn sylvania, was so feeble as to have been scarcely able to creep up. and strange to say, was the only cabin passenger on board who was saved. At this moment our situation was indescribable, and I can scarcely dwell ',poll, much less detail its horrors. About three o'clock the ship struck on a reef of rocks, about a hundred yards from the main laud. acd her bottom immediately went ; her upper works beat in over the rocks ; in about half an hour after coming over the first reef of rocks she parted midships. and her quarterdeck drifted in on the too of the upside ledge immediately under the cliffs. Up to the period of her parting nearly twenty 'moons appeared to cling to the wreck. among whom were two females, Mrs. l'ye and Moss Powell. Captain Williams had with several others been swept elegy woo after else struck, a circum stance which may be attributed to the very extraordi • nary exertions which he used to the last moment for tlte preservation of the lives. A short time before she parted six of the crew and I got away ; after pining a rock in a very exhausted state, I was washed off, but with the assistance of Provideoce, was enabled, before the return of the sea, to regain the rock, and before I could attempt to climb the cliff, which was nearly perpendicular, I was oblig ed to lay down to regain a little strength after the severe bruises and contusions which 1 received in my body and fest. One of the passengers, Colonel Augustine J. Provost, reached the ruck with me alive, bat was, together with one of th e stew a rd s , washed off, and perished. Some of the passengers were suffocated on deck and in the fore rigging. and some must have been destroyed by an suchor which was loose on the forecastle before the ship parted. It is scarcely possible to describe the de vastation which followed ; the entire of the cargo, consisting of cotton, rice, turpentine, and bees-wax, together with a quautity of silver and gold, to very large amouut, was in all directions beaten to pieces hy the severity of the sea. without a possi bility of otorinir It. Here 1 shall give a correct list of the crew and pasepeogers:— CREW. John Williams. Captains, drowned ; Henry Camoyer, 4rat mate, sawed; Edward Smith, second do. drowned; William Hyar, boatswain, saved; Alexander Adams, carpenter, drowsed ; Harman Nelson, do. ; Harman Richardson, do ; Henry VVhitterly, do.; Win. Trionly, do.; James do.; Robert klPLelard, do.; Jobs Simeon, sawed ; Juba Richards, do.; Pretoria Bloom, do.; Ebenezer N'airser, do ; Thomas Goodman, drowned; Swinsel Wilson, boy, do.; Wm. Snow, do.; Wm. Lockwood, drowned, body found and interred ; Ilerom Rsymond, sawed; Lloyd Potter, steward, black, • &sad ..a ;sterna ; Samoa! PM/. 114+- 40 .1 / * label° Isar, boy, do. do.; Thos. Hill, ugly de. de. de.; Adam Johns**, de. de. do. CABIN PAIMENGERS. William Everhart, of ameser, Propelleanly moved ; Liroiesoot Colonel Agoutis( J. Prevost, drowsed, body tumid and imerred ; Major Wtlltatn Gould', 6iltk regimeot, ditto, ditto • Rev. G. R. G. Hill, last from Jamaica, ditto, ditto; Nelson Rose, of Troy, Vetted Ststels, Attu, ditto ,• Mr. Reopen, of London, ditto, ditto ; Professor Fisher, of Troy, tutted Stat es , ditt o ; Newhavon College, ditto, ditto; Mr.A. B. Coovera, of Mr. W. H. Dwight, of Borsht., ditto, ditto ; Mr. Williams Proctor, of New York, ditto, ditto; Mr. and Mr.. Hyde Clarke, ditto ditto; Mrs. Pye, ditto, ditto; Madame Gardiner and son, of Paris, ditto (Madame G' s b o dy was f oun d an d interred) ; Mies Powell, of Creeds, daughter of Judge Powell, ditto, found end in terred; Me. Heury del Plat, ditto, ditto. Five other French rentlemen, names unknown, except Mr. Victor Millicent, stliom body was found. STEERAGE PASSENGERS. Stephen Chase, of Canada, Paved. Mrs. Mary Everting, found sad interred ; Mrs. Mary Hunt, ditto, ditto; Heat sae, a carpenter, Baldwin, a cottua-sp . terns Yorkshire, Ur. Carver, a veterinary ourgeon, thorned. Nole.—Feur bodies were found and interred, that -could sot be recognised. Very soon after we got upon the cliffs, my poor shipmates and myself found our way to the pea sants' cottage, and rapped them up; and early on that morning the gentleman to whom I have al- Jaded before, Mr. James B. Gibbons, of Bailin spittle, came to me from the wreck, where he had been since five o'clock endeavouring to save some of the lives; he most humanely sent Mr. Everhart, Raymond, the boy, and myself to his house about mile from the spot, where we have ever since experienced the kindest and most hospitable at tention. The remaining survivors were taken home by Mr. Purcell, steward of Thomas Rochfort, Esq. of Ga►retatown, where every kind attention was paid to them. Coffins were provided by Mr. Purcell, according to the standing orders of Mr. Roehfurt, and the bodies that were found were decently interred at Templetrioe churchyard, about four miles from Kills:11e, and one from the fool spot. The Rev. Mr. Evitneou most kindly officiated on the occasion. On Tuesday I went to Kinsa►e to notes protest, and then first met Mr. Mark, the Consul for the United Siete*, who hap. puled to have been at Kinsale st the time on other business. 41e came over and gave directions fur clothes fcr the poor people, who were destitute of every thing. . . Ever since our shipwreck the most unremitting exertions hove been used daily for the recovery of. goods and specie, under the direction of Mr. J. B. Gibbons and his brother, Mr. G. B. Gibbons, of Kinsale, the agent for Lloyd'►; the exertions of thooe Gentlemen, es well as of Mr. Purcell and others, entitle them to the warmest thanks of all concerned. Noire of the cargo, and hot ■ small part of the materials of the ship, could be saved. Property in specie to the amount of nearly 5,000/. has already been saved, •nd if the weather continues moderate there is every prospect of getting more. The ship'. papers and the letters, many of which were in a very mutilated condition, were for the most part brought, as they were found, to the house of Mr. Gibbons, of Kinsale, the agent to Lloyd's. Some, however, which came iu detached parcels, as well as bill, of exchange to a large amount, which came out of the tows letters, fell into the hands of the Collector of Kinsale and the inspecting Commander of the Preventive Service, by whom I understand they were either forwarded to their destination, or given to the Consul, Mr. Mark, who also took possession of the ship's papers and of part of the letters which lay with Mr. Gibbons, and brought them °wetland to Cork, whence, 1 learn, he transmitted them to Dublin to the General Post-office. The letters which remained with Mr. Gibbons, were by him transmitted to their respective destinations through the Post-office at Kiiisale, those which were in • mutilated state having been put under cover. HENRY CAINNIYER, Firm Officer lime ship dUoicom. Cork, Jingo 6. NBRTINOs OF CRRoiTORs AT nix COURT OF coMMlbsio.vEßS OF BANKRUPTS, •. N. J. OWIPII, Palls of Leadenhall-street, eabieettaaker 3 11 P. Williams, inn. Kniglitsbridge, draper 3 10 R. Stewart, late of Kiug street, Cbeapside, Scotch factor J. G. Rose, Reowiptoo, deakr J. Bramwell, Leadenhall.street, ►alter 3 10 J. Coppard, men. Mitcham, drug-grinder J. Houtiogion, Snow-bill, jeweller W. Futbergill, late of Campos. streetroad, ship °won 2 12 H. Trigg and J. Ratelif, late of Hertford, timber aimelsants S. Abbott, Pentouville sod St. Switbia's lane, mer chant L. Nathan, Stroud, pen manufacturer S. Garrud, Paddingtou•stires, bookseller G. W. Reeve, Drury-lane, dealer to music .. II DIVIDENDS. D. Maitland, Now Bridge-steeet, merchant ,.... 11 W. Reynolds, late of the ship Orient, master-mariner.. 11 M. and T. Mellea, Highgate, builders it ll R. Cooper, late or Stratford, grocer ll W. Hamilton soil M. Agar, Lime street, merehaats l2 .1. Saadbach, leis of Islington, slater .1. Browne, Canterbury., linen-draper J. Clinic, Camberwell and Whiterbepel, baker lO A. Dreamed, Queea-atreet, Claes pride, asterchaat l2 C. C. Seriatim., Hillingdon, pigte.glaseenamsfeetterer lO J. Smith, T. R. sod J. Stein, and R. Smith, Fent:lurch street, werelaasts.. CERTIFICATES. - - - -- E Grid Jon, of Harms -street, Middlesex Hospital, Mid- Mese:, pisno-forte•maker.—W. Smith, late of Birk, Hort& 'timberland, but sow of Griffissatreet, Shud.elt , Middlesex, tgesler.—G. Betbam, late Commander of the ship Asia, trad ing to the East halm, master-nssrioer.—J. Geer. of Notting- Ilsbasonger.—J. Sykes, jun. J Sykes, sod W. Redfearo. of A I mondbu ry, York, 'nog- sassufacturars.—T. Linden', of Stratford-on-Avon, Warwick, coal-merchant.--E. J. H. Rouse, jun. of Portsmouth, coal-rnercliant.—S. Nuoneley, of Crossley, Northampton, beast johber.—W. Hudson, for. manly of Ebenezer-place, Commercials:mid, Limebouse, Mid dkeez, and late of St.Georgea-terrace, Bayswater. M add tesex. skipmweer.—Maeasses (otherwise Manure) M•Shaoe, late of Poky.placc, Portents square, Middlnux, upholsterer.— Y. Youog, of Cheltenham, llilorscester, fishmonger. As inquest was held at Wino* le-Wear, on Tuesday se'n sight, on the skeleton of John Born, shoemaker, who had Meta missing nearly ten year.. His rentals* were discovered a few days ego by two men employed is exploring the old workings of Wbivaeyclose colliery, In that ireighboorboad. The identity of Barn was satisfactorily proved before the Coroner from his shoes, buckles, and other articles of wear ing apparel, which were distiocily rtameised. Verdict— " Found dead."—Burg was occssionelly deranged. He ►ad left tbit house where he lodged through fear of a fever, to scold which he ►ad fled to the pit where bin remains were discovered. Mr)ins IN niklaND. LONDON, JUN g 24, 1822. LIST of RINITTANLIS made by the LONDON COMMITTSII for Managing the Subscription for the Relief in Ireland, to this day inclusive. N.B.—The Committee have recommended that the Clergy, both Protestant ■nd Catholic, in the respective districts, should be united in the &mahatma with the Gentlemen to whom the remittance* have beta specifically seat, with the instruction of the Committee, for whose benefit they are in. tended. The following are the names of places. and of the individuals to whom the several autos have been sent, as also the dates and ■mount thereof : CLARE COUNTY. • Major Warburton, Thomas Cruse, Esq. Rev. W.. i Starkhisole, and Robert Kean Charles, Esq. May 8 1,000 Ditto ditto, May 11 - 500 Ditto ditto, May 13 . 1,000 Ditto ditto, flay 14 Potato bounty . 50 Ditto ditto, May 16 . 600 - Ditto ditto, May 16 - 250 Ditto ditto, May 18 - - 500 Diet* ditto, May 48 - - 609 Thomas Crowe, Eaq. May - -MP - 500 Ditto Jose 3 • - - 500 Ditto Jane 14 . 1,000 - Ditto Jane 19 - 1,000 - Dysart, Knead', sod Kilnaboy—Thosnas Crowe, Esq. sad Hugh O'Laughlin, Rog. Joss 3 - - 150 Kilrush—Major Warburton, May 14, Potato bounty 100 Ditto May tt, ditto . 100 Kilfarboy—Res. Mr. Daroraos Lad Rev. Mr. Ill'Grate, . - June 3 - - 50 Moyarts and Wester. Barwaiso...Major Warburton, May 99 - - - . 500 Moyarto—Rev. Mr. Duggan, May 21 - . 50 _ . _ . May ' Robert Kean,Esq., _3L .-. 2 5 : _ Rey. Mr. Duggan, Jose 11 - 50 Dino, Jose 15 - Morin!" and Neighboarbood—Dilto, Jew' 3 . 50 Ditto, Jose II - - 50 Ibreehis--Andrew Stirkpoole, Esq, May 31 - 2.50 C , ureustroe--Andrew Staekpoole, Emu, May 31 - 250 Clunderalaw—Bisdeo Scott and Fool Niehaus, Esqrs., May 31 - Incleiquia—Rev. F. Blood sad Baronial Csiasslttee, Juan 6 . - . . 250 Tolla—T. Brews and C. O'Callaghan, Esq., June 4 54/0 Thos. Browse, Esq, James Malusy, Fag ,aad Rey. John Whitty, Juue 21 - - 50 Bunratly—Chas. Scudder', Esq. and Loral Cow matte, June 4 - - - 400 Borres-c.A. Stackpoole, J. Maras, and P. Course, Esq., June 6 - - . - 125 Barony of lalands--Josas Studded, Esq. tad Rey. Mr. Young. Jane 4 - - - 300 Ma-Mile Bridge—Miss Elisabeth %Faso., Jose 10 - 20 CORK. CAA—Bishop of Cork, 111a730 —• - • 300 County—Janes Deforest., Esq. Treasurer hr Comity Cuismitter, Jure 1 - 500 Ditto ditto, Jest 4 . 1,000 Ditto ditto, Jima 11 - 1,000 Ditto ditto, Jame 17 - 600 Ditto ditto, hoe 19 - 1,0110 Ditto ditto, Jose 19 - 500 Ards nod Mora—Messrs. Brunish %W C.. fie Rev. J. Dorstrorth sod otheri, May 23 - See • Altahalouge sad Magorney—Thonsas Cuthbert, Esq. - May 30 . - 100 riotthadown, Cleo,. sod Cape Clear—Rev. J. Wright, Jane 17 • - - - 200 Baltimore—Lord Carberry aad Protestant sad Ca- _ __ tbolte Clergy, Jose 0 - 160 00 Ditto, Jane 15 - • - Bantry—Mrssra. Morgan and Pat. Connell, May 20 WO Bantry for Town and Neighbourtsood—Earl of Bantry, June 4 - - . 300 Messrs. Morgan and Patrick Coanell„ June 17 150 Bantry, Carberry, and M•.kerry—Earl of Baldry, J. I.l'Byllivas, and Lord Carberry, May 10 . 300 Beerhavea—Earl of Bantry, Mr. O'Sullivan, Rey. H. Co. Harris, sad Re.. Mr. Devine, May 25 100 Messrs. Morgaa aod Pat. Connell, J one 17 200 Bettevant—Sir James Anderson, Bart. and Rev. Dr. O'Brien, Jane 20 - - - - 100 Ca/debates—R. Boyle Townsend, Esq. and Protest. sal and Catholic Clergymen, Jane 30 100 Ditto ditto, June 6 - 100 Rev. R. Morrill, Jane-14 - - 30 Calserrloggati—Col. Hill sod Protestant and Catholic Clergymen, May 30 - - - 100 asarlerille—J. B. Roberts, Esq. and Protestant and Catholic Clergy, June 4 - 150 - Clonskilty—Rev. H.Tonusend, May 20 . 300 C.oleragb—Earl of Bantry and Rev Dr. Dose, Jane 0 100 Cresgb Glebe—Rev. Robert Morrill and Catholic Clergymen, June 8 - - . 50 Crookbaveo—D. Cogtilan, Esq. and Catholic Priest 11sy 30 - - 200 Crookbaren and Skull—J. Jaime, Menlo's, D. Coghlau,aad R. Hull, &gm-Jame 1 200 Daniel Coghlan, Esq. Jew 19 - 100 Donaghinore—Rohert Hedges Eyre, Fwq. ---- Wal lace, Earl and P. Harding, Esq., May 28 - 200 Doneraile—Lord Viscount Doncraile and W. Hill, Esq., May 30 - . - 100 Drunscollohen and neighbouring Parisher--Jsmes Ste reify, Es+, Jane 7 - - 100 Drui,,,,twessms.—Rev.Thos.Tnekey and Catholic Priest, May 99 . 100 Dubelluw—E. Freeman, Esq. Dr.O'Leiwy, Rev. Mr. Orpen and Mr.Wrixos, May 19 . 900 Wrixoo Becher Esq., June 10 . 200 Durrisn—.Earl of Bantry, Becher, E. I. Alcoek, and Pa riah Poem, May 25 - - . 100 Dyssrl sad Gortree—Rev. Ztchray Collis, Rev. Mr. Sheehan', and Mr. Ross, June 3 . 30 - Fermoy—Rev. Francis Jones, May 22 . . 100 Giennorth—Rev. Dr. Woodward, June 13 - 60 Killeskan—Earl of Bantry and Clergy of Killaakaa, June 6 - 190 Kilmabon—Rev. James Randford, June 4 - - 30 Kilmetu—Rev. E. H. Kenny and Parish Pries', May 23 - - - 100 Kelworth—Earl of Mossateashel sad Protestant and - Catholic Clergy, J nue 6 - - 150 Kinsale—J. Heard, Lag. and Local Committee, Juin. 6 200 Lusearul—Wm. Wrix , in Becher, Esq. Jose 11 - 50 dlacruons—P. Harding, Esq. Msy 20 . - 100 Ditto May 27 - 100 Marshalltown—Was. Montgonwiry, Esq. June 11 - 10 Middleton—Rev. R. Austin, June 3 - - 50 Mitchelstowo—Rev. R. Disney awl Rev. I. Kelly, May 30 - . - . 150 M 041021111 sear Cork—Rev. E. G. Hudson, per Besiniais and Crawford, May 17 - 100 Myrosa--James Delacour, EMI. Julie 4 - 100 - Itsthearberry and Ardneld—Lard Carberry, June 8 100 Rathcormick—Res. W. Ryder and Pariah Priest, May 113 - - - 50 Row Carberry—Lord Carberry, Rev. W. Jesting, Rev. P. Roche, Thos. Hungerfutd, _a_ _ Eaq , sad Pariah Price!, May 25 - WO Lord Carberry, Jose 6 - - 100 Dilly for Kilaaacabao—Cal. Limerick, Vision Hall, - . JUN!! 3 . . 100 Skibberems—Rev.Joim Wrigbl, May 9 - . pm Ditto May IS - - 200 Rev. Jobe Wright and Local COIRIIIIII. tee. Jump 6 - 100 - Temple Michael—Rev. Wm. Neck, Jest 11 . 10 KERRY COUNTY. Daa. Cronin, S. H.11.7;; --- .l.Ce ItiMiaa, jos. Ems. Rev. Mr. Herbe r t, aati Dr. Church, May S . WO Kni;ht of Kerry, May 17 - . NW - ti H. Rice, Rag. mad County Committee, Jane 19 . 1,090 Hilly Langford, Tarberet, sad Mahan—Theisis W. Sondes, Esq. Dr. Church, and Robert Leslie, Epq. June 10 . . . . 100 &Ole isltiattLorsl Hesellj, June I '..- Bl3O Castlessais—Central Co mmittee of team Jost{ • 100 81sy 23 Distle--itiabis Hicksos, Esq. mid Res. J. Gomissart, - te* Robin Mickley mad Rev..; Fahey, hose 4 • -. vie Robin Hickson, Eat, fore 14 . - WO Itsirouy of lerragli-8. H. Rice, Esq. Jest $ . . 3 Heamars—Jasses Hickson, 18. May 14 - . 00 100 Data, Wilsons Gaslfreyi am/ Ca. thole. Priest, May 29 . . Ditto, Jose 7 . Ditto. Jess 14 - Kilersbase--Ree. W. Godfrey, James iliCkleil, le i , R. Mabee', Ruh sad F. Bland, Esq. Jame 8 Ditto, is.. 24 . . . Ksltarsey—Dan. Cronis, Eel, J. Cullom's, /iiart., Right Rev. Dr. Sethrse, sad C. Galway, Esq., May 17 . - Ditto, ditto, May el - litllartsey, for Swanky Pariebes-.-D. deals, Esq. sod Central Committee, Jove b - . S. Galway, Esq. nod D. Crust., Fag., Jam II Kruckase—D. Croon:, Esq. sad Cestral Committee, Jose 10 . - - - - Listosrel Dr. Chards, May IS Trales-8 H. Rice, Est i potato bounty, May 14 Rev. Mr. Herbert sad Rev. Mr. Etas May 17 . 8 H. Rice, Fag ~ potato Ismisty, 11•;111 S. H. Rice, Esq., Rev. B. Decry, mid Rev. C. Egos, Jose II Tarbert—Dr. Jobs Church, rotate bounty, May 14 Ditto, ditto, May 22 - - R st Austin Maids, aid We. raiders, Esq., Jane 7 - . . MAYO AND GALWAY COUNTY. Archbishop of Timm Rev. Arebileasso Grime, aid Rev. Mr. smith, of Castiebee, May S - Ditto ditto, May 13 Ditto - ditto, May 17 - Ditto - ditto, May 2, - Archbishop of Tsui, posts boosty, May N 50 404 101) 400 100 • 340 - hao - 50 - IVO GALWAY COUNTY. Archbishop of Tram, Jose 12 . . . soo Ditto, lout 13 - Shot Ditto, June 22 - at* - Tow. end Neighboorliood-i-Archhishop of Tose, J. H. Bork. ' Li, Mayor, J. Redly, Ei. ail. lector, Reti..l. Daly Rev. W. Trost Wares, - tato boosiy, May 14 p a - - - 190 Ditto ditto, HA Major Th.. D'Arety, May 14 b4lO J. H. Berke, E•q. sod When, May 13 - . 500 Archbishop of Tease for liallyashiaeh, May 21 • 30V Courtly of ilmi lower—J. H. Burke, Eq. sod other., Jose 1 - - 800 • Archbishop of Tsars, Join 19 . - . loon Albenry—Tboi. Tighe, Ewe., Jose 1 - So Archdescos of Ardab, Jape 4 - - - 100 Abby aid Reliance's—Archbishop of Ties, M. J. Browse, Est, R ev 3. Galbraith, and the embolic Clergyano, Jose 6 - • 100 • Abiberagh—The Dean of Dromore, Sir Rose Mahal, Bart. arid G. Malmo, Esq., Jose 20 - - 100 Awydows nod Labs—Piercs Joseph Blake, Esq. Joss / . MI - Arrari--J• M. Bunke, Esq., arid Local Manila* June 8 - • - • :+ll Ballinskill sod other parishes—Major D'Areey, Jose 3 209 Ballyisocwaid--Willissi Frisch, £.q. tad Load Committee, Jose 14 . - 54 W. Preach aid D. Browse, lags, sad Capt. Davin, Joss 33 - • - - 80 (At be esethisod.) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roirrsmotrte, Joie 26. Arrived Is Owew Glewdawe►, from Copenbatea. VALNOVTIII, JUNI 25. Arrived off the Port the Biddeford, al.puosiS, from GA lipoli ; James. Smith, (rum Si. Mary's, is ST dap— spoke 17th Jose the Durarta►ire, Lyde; sod Warm Meet ings, Mason, from Lomita to Bengal. Arrived the Maria, Townson, from New Orleam, is MI days for orders. Sailed the Camden pocket, Tilleg i fee the Leeward Islaads. DIAL, JUNI 26. Arrived aid mile/ fur the River the Tribune, from P or n. mouth and Jeanne ; Orient, Wallace, from Bengal; and Repent., Pittman., from Chios. Arrived and remains the Dutch frigate L'Algine, J. V. De Sirat, from the Teael, honed to the //anemone. Came down from lbe Rover and main the City of Edin burgh, Winaam, for C.7l4sa sod Catcalls; Caledonia, Arsons, fur New South Wales; Odessa ; Paitenoa, for Trinne; and Puhen, &aeon, fse Qwebee. DEATHS. 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