The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-01-19 00:00:00

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MI. speech which prove., him to b e • worthy THE COURT 'of DIRECTORS qf .4#e to Re*. A. Stoegbtou), woo we. s 'Wing IlMeramps on of the Aldermen of Skinoer's Alley. A ige urea' re. Wednesday, Isetwoow Liatowell and BallyloogfamW - -111111115 EVENING, SATURDAY,ia . nqsel 19,, .1.. THE FA EMsa . 4 ACCOUNT BOOK will be performed Alossrt's Opera, eslitled. P* in!. A Nei Witter' improved. IL UNITED COMPANY at' 1 1 11EiCRANTA e ENO- joicing was manifested at the failure of Mr. Ness's ilex purined abdot ortibtiall by a party of barbarous This Wort Is • melleetios of Forms ruled for keeping the LA ND, Maus, to am EAST IN", d• Asrehr Ors Motion and mutual coogratolaticiis were inter- ratios, sod 6111'4 usdrdlrred, within a few swihai LE NOZZE DI FIGARO. Amos* of a Chmtesry Setahlishmeitt of MegOiltide, sod N•fless c ._ . .hinged \Too the subject, Never Was a wore ins- of Listowell. lie was smirk on the back of the Madame Camparems.• Madow not the COMMITTRE of BVTING sad WARE- bwas• faaedad *WWI 11111114 , X, _ _ r e: earadOci ( her and aserwwwwel a• •..- .._..; .r - - n e ".r!! RI "). Maul g e T." l "' mamma ..;11 1.. ...d.,. ...vivo 1.......1. I. -..:.i-.. witiered &Ante exininied_ ....I n.... .... 11.... iwari loriti• . d..... ...A .......:...I ..t. Hoc 'N i le._ DI TOk- MICICHANTS NNW, Brim .. 'nougat w ill be erode is receive ritimusale is writing, sealed mhos se Whew WILDN ESDA T,lhe this of February, frum such Pernnes as may be willies I. supply the Company with BRITISH IRON ; Aselthe Court further give Notice, that the said Committee will hetesdy to receive Propitiate is writing, sealed up, os IN wp me WEDNESDAY, the t7tb of Mirth, Ilet, from sari AMOy as may be willisg to supply the Compoity with SWEDISH IRON AND SWEDISH STEEL; ■od that the Condition of the respecti►e Comrade may be sees us applicatins to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Proposals he Hie British Ire* meet be left before Eleven s'aink es the said tOth Februaey, ; sad with whist, is like amoser. the Proposals Sw the Swedish lees avid Steel must he left before Eleven e'(%ck us the said Mk day of Mardi, lett, after which hours respectively the Cum- Woes will sot receive any Tender. JOSEPH n t t n isa e ‘ ged \a pore _ bitterest feeling exhibited, and :sever was there manifested tit any public entertainment a more Mao lent contempt for autlionty, or a more 'violate de terutinatiou to mar the best designs of the best friends of Ireland. On the heulth of the City Treasurer and Board of Aldermen being dropk. Alarmism Archer re funeral thank.. He *aid the . Board of Aldermen fanned a bulwark %filch would 'visa ell innovations and which sou'sd manumit) the feat principles of the Corporation and of stir Conititutiois inviolate against all assault% open or covert.—(Larni op plans/ folleioed this speeelt.) It is but prayer to elate, that a few iatmbera re tired on the tint violent maniftsiitions of party rancour—amoug whotn were Mr. Nevi& asid :Ur. MOW Performers--m 0...— __ apapllpolleesis, Riper, Carsdori (her third applause. as mg sage); Rigour Assamosai, &emir Place', Mem lisrisi, Illioors Oraziasi, Sipe, Di Giorsosi, mid &gam Attire. eetll. Lad of lie first act of toe Opera a Nee DIVRRTISSI. *En is which M. Barre, sari bfadeasoiselle Maria Men. coadortt (lea Dancer from ills Royal Academy edit/ache ad Paris), will mike their lint apps is this essailly. After the Opera will be produced (for the third time), tom pawn, Monsiror Alistair, a new Ballet, with saw Roosts), Drams, DCCOMIIIIIS, &c. estialed PA Pi DORE. , p r i i seips d Dearere—M. Bone, Mademoiselle Sforeamieltf,' Illoselesr Assist., llerlssse Armtek. Madesisisello gels!... lladesieiselle Peeeeval (lest Demers from she Royiel Aim. dewy of Node at Paris, oed tkir tided appraise* is this sesairy), Illosaiesr Albert, illedneeiseftede Vaessass, 111‘.. situ Bowers rd, blessieer Le Blood, allawaseafflio Vie. odemoi.elle Gumelise, Malemoroalle Hoag, Ise. ' Is orlidlion so the above, ilw followialf .Porhormsea hems • emps ,, t d : _ y e , si r orro—ftemmer Cseimel, apse theu Om die Greed Theeterede IllaledestiNftenao Phelps , appeared is Ibis resew.), blow ArliPellelm, *Pee Zsebelll (hest the Thews Allard, lame, who hes weer appeased is this meritre). SIP , " Cioil (holm the. haul make Royal, Paris, she h saner appeared Is this ease. try), Signor formai, fleet Mensal. dm. Fps lis Ralleto— Alessmor Peal (first Mader from the Itijil dreamy of Ills. Meat Pars, rho bas sever appeased hi this "vestry). Iftirstfte moisalle Robin, Mossier,' Charles Vestris (Arm Deader from the Goad Theatre ed St. Carlo, Naples, his best appears/Dee time thew yeses), Madame Renal Vestris (first Dormer from dee Goad Theatre of Si. Carlo, Naples, who has peer lip. poseed is this reentry). Os Timor's) , next will be prodseed (for the lest time la di ovum) a Scari•orrioss Opera, la Iwo acts. the Musk by tenr Parisi, entitled II Barone Di Dolskeim. Applieetioss for Boxes sad Tlekets is be smile to Kr. r Bookseller to his Majesty, V, Old Boariattirst. —.mod open hoe . trill - pow. blebly oothl to LerAbolderr, Farriers; Moo. min. die., Pries Ek he a Tear, or 10s. Id. for Fier% Cebihnood ....alit. I. The nem ER'S 111111011 A N DUNI BOOK he 1!!t; es Jeers.' of Cooney &einem. eis4 tbreeelisit thf Tone : esissiotieg of Tables ortsodeil ace rn ili t: Mot peroldeoeurs nod etereonsooor, sad edepoodie Fano of doeinste 411 e, pies for a Tear, 10.. Id. Ti be etiotioood S.—. S. lIIARIDUROS 11101 CATALOGUE of BOOKS on Avhattote e Ploottog,Gentkoisi, a atm& AVMS in go. aorel. h. brad with • stone,_ sod received Khout 4U bayonet wooinla. Sohn Weekes, E.g., Coroner, held, MI inquest en the body. The (+lily *limas who came fotward woo Obi/eerie° who found the isibleet...: nate man lying dead, where Ite had been murder.d. • On Tuesday night lait a patty of White Boyi threw down the walls of two ponds, in tlie parish . of ballinvolver ' and swore the pound.:keepers to fu ture not to rebeiee •ny cattle distributed for seat, sod tendeied mowy other illegal oaths. do Wediasibay eight -they demolished the male of two other p•oods in the beighbeerlsobd ef nacourty. and swore musty persons U. the parish. They tufted the Isobar of Mr. l'holip Bagai.a tithe, proctor, sad *were biro net to Beal in tithes. On the same night they intercepted three of the ester ittiodlui their fped tb D le, sod coming opow them unawares, deprived them of three korbieea end bayonets, nod twointols. We ire inform ed that the walls of bar poendr, in the neighbotirbund of Castle Island, hem been broken down, and that a banditti were oat last night in the neighbourhood of Chulehall, is search of arms. 4.9 . prinerle. w. 14P MAN 110 11 , 11 WSW Newly. dieineseed it impolNe'eur ; with ail' new aegis. VAreir K willieCti l esi Wiles it becomes bawd Rditiect. Me &wow Pahlsoci Al Vet lam the pohfle 'Moe% allesorArtislowilla new Sheba Woe el the twonimied fee it, he has heel iodise:ea so calory& it by Aadietess Maims (ism the smut recent fixperieoce sad losprimenosom in the several brooches of these important MOM. Prietod far J. flambe& St. Jamrs'a-street ; and Harvey sod MOM. Oraceebandi•abeet, Lordoo sod Alexamise sod Swa, Tort. Where may he had, GRISINTSWAI rrar NEW THEORY of AGRICHL. 71.1116, explatetni the Chemical Principles and Operation iblierent Sisbataoces amid kw Mauna. ho. 111101111RT'S ESSAY ea LIME, with Its Use mid Ahem Io Item. b. AGRICUITURAI. TRACTS on WA MILDEW i. WHEAT, oo HEDGES, Re. kc. New u • I IWT, Secretary. • , ," d mid fo wl sick ... iiire MEETING AT THE EXCHANGE. , , Yesterday • numerous a nd hi g hly respectable meeting of Gentlemen was held at the Royal Ex change, pursuant to adjournment, for tie purpose or homing is Committee, and making such other arrangemeoto so might be necearary for the con /homing the public dinner, to be held at D'Arey's Cain Exchange Tavern, in celebration of his pre- Majesty's accession to the throne. At half-past three o'clock Alderman M'Kerrity was called to the Chair. Mr. O'Coaati.t. addressed the Chairman.— When the delegates met there for the purpose of conducting the business relative to his Majesty's most gracious visit to this country, it was suggested that • public dioner should be held In celebration of shut auspicious event. It so happened, however, that no particular day was appointed fOr that pur pose. The accession of his Majesty might be con sidered. in some respect., as the birth-day of a bet ter feeling amongst all classes of his Majesty's subjects in this country. His Majesty's ae cetpon would most certainly be celebrated in England—it would be also celebrated in Scotland— and surely it ought to be celebrated in Ireland. As to what occurred yesterday, he trusted that no feeling existed of triumph on the one hand, or re gret on the other; ihere was no occasion for it.. The better way would be to bury all recollection of it in oblivion at the social board. The first Peer its the land, he hoped, would be present on that occe don ; and perhaps it would not be too presumptu ous to hope that the Representative of Majesty would honour them with his presence. Mr. U'Conaaxt.L concluded by moving—" That a Committee of fifteen should be appointed, foe the purpose of miming • Chairman and Stewards, and making such other arrangements as were MT.'S. sary for the public dinner, so be held got the 29th inst. at D'Arey's Corn Exchange Tavern, in cas h stion of has Majesty's Accession." Mr. SCTON seconded thus Resolution, which was carried unanimously. Counsellor Bent/Err moved—" That the Chair man should be the first named on the Committee, and that he should name another gentleman, who a ould name a third, and so on."—Carroed. The Committee were then ',Honed. reeidieg widths • morals/es vide el,taedaa, receives late his Hosea a tee PVPILC, grime he prepares for the Voinivities, Ike. sad ham at present • VA.CANCY. Letters Nip elleraeard is Rev. G. IL, Mr. Jeffery's, Saahrelier, °para./mew Colonnade. Pall-man. - Thin day to pottlished, is use vol. poet en. prise 10. boned', THE WIDOW'S NARRATIVE; or. History of Wity Nelson. Cemprielog Remarks ott the Con duct of 111146111 Life. Lesdoo: Printed for Frauds Woooky, IS, fkittlopeers% coon, sod Awe-Maria lane. A constable, of the name of Semen, at Riltlyn. wee last night deprived of a gun by a pony tti White Boys. They also went to the imam of So merit's brother, and &riled him also of a gun. On 'Wednesday bight, Capt a i n Fr a n c is Karr, of Minard, accompanied with greet prclimptitude by Mr. Clarence, of the Water.goards, and his men, scoured that part of the country. On the nest day a party of soldiers and constables wets sent f rom Dingl e by the Magistrates of that town to the nesistance of Captain Eager and the Rev. Edwin Thomas, anti frobt the active and decisive measures since pursued, it is hoped that the further proceed ings of taptain Rork wilt be restrained. On Thursday night, William Bateman,. Esq. ~.~ COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY, (Established in the Year 1000), Ne. 10, skinner-street ; sad No. 340, Oaford.street, London. THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY bee leave to present their present pricer, with their siotere thanks for past favours, and trust by their warensittiag m 11156041 to the rood qualities of their Wine', Ice., and the naprecedented lowness of their prices, to secure TA NATRAAOYAL, DRURY-LANA. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY , Jan. 19, Ina Majesty's Servants will perfume (4111 time) a sew Swims Drama (with Slavic), called THE ('IRATE. Tie principal Ckarseiers by Maury. Cooper, Peale,. Pope, Flora. Bram, Loverley,Gartie, Harley, Smith. Poole, Visitor; Madame Vesiris, Miss Cabin, Mrs. Bleed, Mita Povey, Man Tree, sad Mr.. W. West. After which the Entertainment of THE REVIEW; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. Mr. Deputy Bull, Mr. Grail.; Captain Beasgaed, Mr. Thompson; Loose; Moetwolter, Mr. Firawilliam • Jobs L am p, Mr. Roight ; C.aleh Clool'erea, Mr. Harley; illuke Williams, Mr. Barnard. Gracc Galore, Mn. Urger; Lacy, Mrs. Bland; Phoebe Whiterhorn, Miss Cahill. Mr. Beckham, of BMW street, is appoisied sole Agent. et Ow West End of the Town, for the sightly disposal of the Neale Boxes helungiug to the Lessee of this Theatre. BOW". 7. ; Second Price, 3s. 64.—Pst 3s. ed.; Second Pries. la—Callers, U.; Seared Pries; Is.-11ppet Gal lery, Is. ; Secoud Price, ed. Oa Monday, King Lear r King Lear Kr. [eau; Cordelia, Edatietun—with Giovanni in Lers:des. Os Tuesday, Wednesdaylood Friday, The Moo; 4ra day with The Coroustioo. Os Salnrday will be prodneed a sew Tragedy, called Owes, Peirce of Psalm; ea, Whisk Inteds. The Coronation will he performed once is every week till tegtlier native. - - ssaintoruptially p h e distinguished pablic f which they hare for missy years eujoyed. Per Doz. Per Pipe. Port Wises, fall or light Bodied 34.. Ditto of the Vintage, 1815 Old dry Sherry 34a. and 38e. 801. to 951. Ditto Lisboa, Traeriffe, Bats ' . } 38a. and 422.-801- to 951 las, sod Vidosis Cape Madeira lBe. and 21s. 351. sell 441. Ditto ditto, of these superior qualities which hare jesily aeqiiired a decided prefrreure in public estimatios for demurs., dryers*, and the parti cu l a r fineness of its , imported outy by the Commercial Hall Wise Company. 2Ba. per Dua.-501 per Pipe. Cape Burgeadv (from the French Grape trausplantrd.)— This Wine is highly recommended, and particularly to throw Families who hare been upon the Continent, and like pleasant sound light Wine-30s. per Dun.-631. per Pipe. Wee* India Madeira, 48s. and 54.. per Duct. the same qualiiy which was till 1001. le 1101. ditto the present time 83s. and 88. Per Doz. Old mooted Part W 1... so,. Reels 011ie East Ind(' Madeira, twelve years old. ll4s, Sautsrae, Moselle, Ramse s and Van de Grave Claret, LsAtte, aid Chateau Margot 755. and 9(m, Champagne, the guest still or sparkling llO. Rhenish Old Hock B O, DESSERT WINES, IN PINTS, TUX MOIST cows. Careavella Constastia. 4Bs. Malmsey Lisbon 2sa. Old crusted Port, Sherry, Burellaa, and Madeira', bottled iu Pints. night, Witham _ Lieutenant of the Trait* infantry, sewed the eondtry from this town to K:lgobbin In search of arms, Sm. and brought in 14 stand early yesterloy morning, collected from different houses. At a numerous and highly respectable meeting a. the inhabitants of the neighbourhood of Castle Island, held in that town. on Thursday, the 3d Inst, Lord U BA DLY to the Chain. the following %solutions were Unanimously adopted :-- Resoivesi—That we owe and hereby offer the oodirichni expression of our ellegiseer to oat gracious Sovereign George the Fourth. t i fit This dsy ere published, in Bwo. wish Plates, price 4.. Bd. HINTS ow en IMPROVED METHOD of BUILDING, applicehle is plural perinea. By T. P. W. DEARN, Architect. o s o **el 'reposed le tweender extereal Walls, whe ther of Ceettepee er mesa iesperteet Buildings, dry sad der. able, ewesserhrefiddrAdewewsy. 71e which are added, Oleasaws Resolved—That we doll oppose, to the sitsiost of oar power, the spirit of iissubordisatioa which threatens the pub lic peace in osier parts of the country. Resolved—That in most instincts of outrage in this weigtobserhooll, twcuslistsucee hove trawmplrest which induce • welbrowsmitid belief, that the perpetrators were fium tba larrillperaill tb dor ego lig rowan. 10111411.4:0 as far as the onisal ialmbilools are con • reeved, out neigh rbood is at present is a state of pea( ct tranquillity. Rrsolved—That we deem the dramatises of a milital forest io this tow• eapediertt, merely, however, as a measuie of precantioa."--(ferry Leming Pest.) ►.O as MUNI Mind Mese &ad Met. - _ Linden : Printed for J. Harding, SS, St. Janies's-etrt et. Where way be bad, • LOUDON es use Construction and Advantage of PAPER ROOFS, recommended for Agricultural and other suitable wtldi.p. With a Plate, Stu. Sts. THEATRE-ROYAL, COV RNT-GA RD RN. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Jai,. 19, will lw seied Shaksrifore's Ploy of THE TWO GEN I'LEMEN OF VERONA. Jest pliblishisd, in Biro. with Plains, representing above Furl, New and Improved Implements, ur Processes to the Art, prier 15s. Duke of 51114 n, Alt. Egerton; Antonin, Mr. Chapman; Profess. Mr. Ahhntt; Valentine, Mr. Junes; Sir Mr. W. Farren; !Aimee, Mr. Liston ; Speed, Mr. Blanchard; Übaldo, Mr. Direnset • Rudolf°, Mr. Prie. Julia, Miss M. Tree; Sylvia, Miss liallande ; Loretta, Miss Beaumont. In the coterie of the May will he introduced Songs, Duets, Glees, and Choruses, the Poetry selected from the Plays, Poems, and Simnel, of Sliakopeare. Is Act IV. will be us. traduced Fnur Additional Scenes. To conclude with (rid time), a new Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH; Or, THE YELLOW DWARF. ling of the Gold Mines (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Filar; Games Pig (afterwards Harlequin's Larqury), Mr. I. S. Gri maldi; Mother Bunch Ole Desert Fury), Master Lung burst; Yellow Dwar( (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. The Primer's All-Fair (afterwatds Columbine), blies E. Den. nett; the Queen of Guitar& (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Buses. ITALIAN CONFECTIONER; tr. 1 Complete Economy of D rs: containing the Ele. meats of the Art according to the most modern and ap proved practice; comprising every biformation requisite to futon the complete Confectioner, and to enable hem to acreage the embellishments of the table with taste and elegance. By G. A. JARRIN, Oniamestal Control°Nee at Messrs. Goatees, Berkeley-square. Principal Contents—Of Roger, Candies, Sic.; Chocolate, Byrom Marmalades, Jellies, Fruit. and other Pastes; Pre. served Pratt., Tablets, sad Rock Surer; Compotes, Com its, Frau Preserved without Sugar, Creams, Ices, Fruits is Brandy, Clear Jellies, sort Pieces Months; C.ocifectionery, Paste, ke.; Lozenges and Watery; Cool Drinks for Balls, Roots, rte.; Cakes and Biscuits, lac.; Distillation of Spirits; Liqueurs, Ra,alias, Ste.; GYM and other Pastes; Modelling Flowers, Arousals, Figure*, Ac.; with ob ions Stores, Ovum, DistiUstioo, mid other Arts connected with the sub. "TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN MORNING POST. " Merrion square, 1311. January, 1834. " Sill—As the very kind and considerate proposal of Mr. Ness is to be decided in the Guild of Merchants to-morrow, we should all be so prepared for the result, whatever it may be, that it should not create any sentiment of nafriesully triumph on t►e one band, or produce any irritation on the other. GENUINE SARITA. Per Gall. Geneva Rome .... Mandy and Fl,lland., old and port Particularly floe white Br■ndy IRELAND. " If Mr. Nrn shall succeed, no Catholic will obtain there► by any right to the freedom of the City at large. Deism ad. minted into the Guild of• Merchants by courier', they cannot compel the Corporation t f Dublin to admit them to the fteedom of the City. They will not acquire thereby any power to vote for Members of Parliament, or fur City Wi rers, save for Um Officers of their own Goad. They will, in short, be free of the Guild of Merchant., and nothing more. No tonsudowitu will lie to compel the City at large to admit them. DUBLIN. JANUARY 16. We have authority to state, that the totem perste. unfounded, and foolish assertion, that Catholic re bellion existed in the south, was not made by any person of the name of Collins. It is said that the words were spoken by a coal-meter, of the name of Kelly.—l Freeman's Journal./ Alderman King did nut attend the meeting. The majorily was composed for the most part of cool-ineterr, awl-porters, ands persons of a similar drscriplion.—(lbid.) The numbers un the ballot were inaccurately stat ed in yesterday'■ raper,. They were, Ayes, 240 Noes, 59. Majority against the Catbohcs, 181. Harlequin and Motler Lynch will be repeated every Everting. Ort Monday, the Opera of The Exile. On Tue.(lat. Rob Rny Maesreeror: Rob Roy, Mr. Mao. ready; D 111.13 V. mon. Miss Stephens. Os. Wedoraday, The Renee. Opera : Capt. Modestly . 141.9 Holland?, Pnlly, Mum Stephens—with . 1 be Two Pages of Frederwir the Great—and the new Pantomime. 0. Thetas's', Rosen and Juliet: Romeo, Mr. Macready; Juliet, Min &tiny Illusion (►e► brat appearance our Ibis otace)._ Printed for J. Harding, 36, Si. Jaratis Wert., Fri.l2; Th. Tao Gentlemen of Verona. On Slit, II, : The Tyr:if/nil: Proartrit Mr. Yowl; Do- Ilive S.eplisas Roads, Miss Hallsoile; Adel, Moo M.Tsee. :LISTA lILIsIIED *wasted* of Twenty Years. for the SALE of Ilthlll LINEN by the PIECE, at the Pintoes price. No. 4. un the !tough Sole of Blonossiory. wpm% foe, door. front the I , lp of Southamptos street, 'Holbeen.—Tbe IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg to an. oeuvre to the Public. That the abote Hoene is their only Lstablisbotest to Hot country. whew« they tomes, to r.ipply she Geotry, and the Pithily, with WAR. RAN'rel) GRASS 1 1 1.EACli EGI LINEN. ft. Shirts and *gem, of the best ratoie and eulour. at a prier enosiderahly Lower than Lifeless hr protairel ibmogh any other needtuns. Hwy also repro to vturn Ike pu'rrhaer sowey, should .I. ' lll +P/ear. Good Loth Bill, an.l Haat of Ireland Nobs taken as %wool. Cuuutry aid lowa masts poscloally at. kneed to by JOHN DONOVAN, 4. eltweasbonsoq. Linden, JOHN DAI OYLE, 31,1*. aeelt Abbry,Doblis. Artmis. TO BE NOW IIY AUCTION, Be Mr. BYANS, Al Mt Deese, No. 113. an MONDAY NEXT, sad Tbs., tellessiosg Dim • A FOIITION ..t nor LIISKARY of JOHN a BLACEEMIN. Fosi. reesesseslfreen Isiaessi is Heaps shuns inelsatiissx Caaidesea Bruseesis. i 1 fiensils, 3 ewls. I. pliss e; Hus..ll %set. 4.irah.‘ blesseasseee's A,3 Itlefilies, I ; EsoilS•ds Clsionicsra, V yolk sr ramie; Assts.. Nu. ' 44o !r s by rails, 10 assl 4 , sew II and Ilka)lesia tsansie. of daskod sod Wok% CI euly. burs ooPer. oith nos's , No s.blitiessel plates s Regimes', CI rnla. ; Par h'mr•isfy Meter, eed Debars, 177 vols.; llos•eraal /13 Nip. Tbsdal's Ilistely or Enstlansl. lois.: tartness Colleetioas ssf Tratie•• oho Itsslison 14.8- 1 4.. 17 ; • MOH (WIWI" Collettiou sof Tram ass Use tirsch Resoluble., t t,lris. he. be. ^ _~ NEW YEAR'. LOTTERY Begins Drewung 28th of FEBRUARY—Second Day, Nth MARCH —Third Day, 2tilh MARCH—Last Day, 23d APRIL. Every Ticket will be draw• singly. each deriding its we Fate and no other. The Tickets and Shares on Sale are for the whole time of Drawing; therefore, if a Person's Number be not drawn the First Day, he has a Chance for the Second, and if mot drawn the Second. his Chance gotta on fur the Third, and so on till the finish. GRAND SCHEME. 5 .... of .... X2O 000 Money £ 100,000 a 5 10 10 40 15 20 75 6,500 .~..,.. Sterling Money £200,000 - 20.000 Tickets. 20.000/. tor the Fird drawn Prise each day. 20.0001. fur the T*cnty-eislith dr.ttro Pris • above 2001. The Tickets are niiiisbred frum No. I to 20,000, both is stomas. No. 1 to No. 6,000 will be put into the Wheel before t►e First 1)-1,—No. 0,001 to No. 10.900, Second Day— No. 10,001 to No. 14,000, Third Day—No. 14,001 to No. 24,000, Foorth Day. • Ticket. aid Sbarrii are Seilife: by T MN, Siock-broker, 4, C.orobill, and 9, Clolriug.erubg, rr ho 'hoed and fold iu lb* Lottery jn•t 7,8411 a GrAn4l Prize of 30,030/.! 1011611 001 17.300 10,033 15,715 2,036 6,275 ••• The prices of Stork.; are atiixri 6uorly arairost RISWX °Mee is Grabill, by winch the Public way see Ike CORPORATION DINNER. If • proofr;&;; - wanting-- the ir 1 111 1 1111111111 l spirit of hostility which the Corporation of Dublin nisi formly manifest against the admonition of their Sovereign, and the interests of their country, it was most fully furnished at the Corporation dinner yes terday. The spirits of Paddy Duigenan and Jack Gifford must have hovered over the festive board to create the rancorous animosity that was exhibited at Sheriff Whelan'. dinner. At the late hour which their honours thought proper to finish their baccha ualian otgips, we can only give a brief sketch of their proceeding.. After the health of the Sheriffs and Commons was toasted, Mr. Sheriff Whelan (Sir T. Whelan), whose greatest unlit cousista iu going up to the Castle i n a decent coach and gaudy livery, to thank the late Lord Lieutenant for services that he never rendered, and good wishes that he never entertained towards Ireland, this same patriotic public officer stood up and gave The glorious, pious, and tat mortal memory of that great and virtuous character William III." which was drank with enthusiasm. This 10-st speak* volumes. It breathes a rancorous animosity winch we fear even the benignant disposi tion of the King, and the amiable corresponding feel ing of his Viceroy, cannot extinguish. Sheriff Smyth, we learn, dud slut drink this toast, and when it was observed by the conciliating Alderman Nugent, that he hoped no man would ever wear the Lord Mayor's who would refuse to art uk that toast, we un derstand the reply of Mr. Sheriff Smyth was roost pointed, liberal, and animated. Mr. Ellis made a ' • • • , •1.• ....A•MMI=••• -.....-. MM _ • " Thus, in point of civil rights, little, very little can be gained ; but much, indeed, will be attained in good feel lug and conciliasioo. It will he a decisive proof of the in. crease of liberality, and of a cheering disposition to attend to the wise and good advice of the King, and to carry into effect our must gracious Sovereign's benevolent latent ion. It will, I know, he received with the most enthusiastic grati tude, and will do more to hurry past dissentious into than a legislative boon of greater magnitude, because this will base all she grace sad courtesy of an individual, acid, as it were, a domestic kindness ; in short, it will gene rate that spirit of cordiality which should be the moat pleasing result of perfect unanimity amongst Irishmen. " Should, however, Mr. Ness be defeated, I trust that such defeat will nut cure any irritation or bad blood. Let us, in the case of a defeat, think only of the kindness of those who slipped the measure; and lit us look out for stomp suitable means to propitiate, on a future occasion, those who may nut have imbibed enough of the spirit of our grarioos Monarch, to be able to lay down so soon their pre indices. Let us no our part go on not the less cheerfully to fulfil the injunctions of a Kiug, to whom Ireland owes no thing but obligations. " Thus, whatever issue the proposal of Mr. Ness may have is the Guild of Merchants, much good will ensue frons it. On the one hand, it may become a pledge of the kind liest cordiality ; on she other, it may evince she deterrniva lion of the Catholics to forget and forgive their enemies, bat to cling to these friends with affectionate tenacity. " Allow me, as I have written so much on Ibis subject, to add, shat it is with tome surprise I perceive that the manes of Mr. Nicholas Mabon does not appear amongst the respectable Caiholic Merchants on Mr. Ness's list. To be sure he has taken an active part in mere Catholic politics, but that part was ever marked with calm, good sense, and quite free from that which was styled iuternperance in us agitators. I bupe this omission may be repaired. No swe etmeat in this city is inure a sidepetultet in wealth and in prin ciple than Mr. Mahon. " I hove the honour to be, Sir, " Your very obedient Servant, " DANIEL O'CONNELL" STATE OF THE COUNTRY. KERRY. TR•LER, JANUARY 12. A bailiff. named Conway. in the employment o Colonel Stoughton (and also of his brother, the ' . .... it DESPERATE ATTACK AT BANTRY. On Friday morning hist, at four, a.m. • body of men consisting of between 500 and 700, well armed and mostly mounted, attacked the hou.e of D. Mel lefont, Esq. and also the houses of Mews. Dock and Patterson, from all of which they took rums. The Earl of Bantry, with that promptitude sod gallantry which mark .his character, hearing of the circumstance in about three hours after, proceeded with five or Dia of his friends, with a hope of cutting some of them off before they sepa rated, and made for the Glen road leading to Mac room, where they eve/toot them about day-light, beyond the Chapel at Ballingearing, crossing a mountain road leading to Lackavans, in Kerry, about fourteen miles from Bantry. The insurgents having taken to the heights above the road, gave them a fall view of his Lordship's little band, and they thereby were encouraged to make an attempt to surround their pursuers, and they commenced a regular attack, shouting from every hill, and firing, after quitting their horses. The party of his Lordship retreated back on the Glen road, finding themselves nuequal to contend with such superior numbers, firing slowly to cover their retreat ; the insurgents, however, not only charged their arms, but rolled and -threw dowu stones into the Glen. Lord Bantu• had a forty-. nate escape, for one stone was particularly thrown at him, but Mr. White, hie Lordship's brother. was so succewful us to shout this mitt, nod two others are supposed to have been wounded. The party of his Lordship maintained their grOund as long as possible beture they returned to Balmy, with ■ view to get possession of the killed ■ud wounded ; which we ire sorry to vay they were nut able to effect. fled the ureoutit rtachrd ! ship in sufficient time to enable hint t o c:dlret sus neighbours,• good account would have bteu glveis of these depredators. Extract from • letter dated MAllow, Sundiy Night, Eleven &Clock : N You have, to be awe, beard of the fatal and melancholy accident that happened on Saturday Manioc. The body of poor Low was removed yesterday from tilattotane, ore little beyond It (about four miles from here), to his brother's hover, •bunt six miles from here, from whence it will he taken to be interred to-morrow, at about eleven o'clock, to Butievast, se which procession I will, please God, stigma, lithe day au. mere, and, probably, --- also. Ile RIM • very parti cular and Istimate aegeai•b•ee of mire, whose tiutimely and melancholy death I very anactrely deplore. After Jame► O'Brien, the Coroner, arrived al where the poor fellow lay Olt Saturday, he easpanoelled a Jury, vibe viewed the body, and than adjourned to le• o'clock to day, to Mallow. I was per. twat at part ache examination of wtt•en's, from which it ap. payed, that the party of the 22J re:isnot, under the COGNIIII.II of Chester, had proceeded to about half a melts biped Olatintane (may four milts or as from here, oo nowt dot pewee by Newberry), when two sobb e re who were adeamerit iu frost of the patty, fell bock and reported l• Om Milker and Chester that they beard mime horeeo ap possolik& apes which the °dicer sod Gasser sorted that tee beet way would be to place the party i•sitle • ditch that T .. i _ • i 1 , .. - o i,J • Ms day is pelslished. in 1,00. prim Ss. 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