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al / /7, j ,i,/,, / .c i a g . F v.445,2)... €" . 4; P * ~ - • .7 • : . . 'j • ' \ ' .e . ‘ . , • . • . • . • • . C 1 4 ., •: .. t .< I A ir t l i,t)..b. -..,_ r . • , , r, . , ..,.. ~.. ~... ~....... , • ...... • , . .. .. . . • .• . . I. • ;..i,;% LON DON, .SATUIWAL OCTOBER 12, 1822. Nvmessu 6196 Pities 7d. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, (October THE PERFORMERS and roller PERSONS omovA on this Eatahlirt•wtrnt ar• requested to MEET at the Theatre nu ItIONGAY NFXT, the 14th iso. at Os. o'Clamll, p.s. G. CANR, Prcinpher. ARMY CUNTRACTS. C0111114111•1114T DOM% . TRIt4PCRY curtmatas, ttartamsalt 141, 1821. NoTiC en hereby givs to all Persone ilesir. mu a/ rankers-Stag to sail* tae,fullurciag Articles for the wen of the Arent. BitEF AND MUTTON, To his Majesty's Estill Furres in Cautireatcnts, Quarlers,aarl ltsrrarks, is ihe isoder.usesitite.l Counties: Duets, Desoto, Dorset, Gloucester, Lsoraster, Norrilk, aid :ismer**. NEW' EXCHANGE CO HOUSE, Se. sreAND. 31R. PHILLIP hove i lrure t., ectioriiit his A Friends and the Publiii,"Hirit the above porintoes %We undertow a Moroi** repaiii,sod , bare been Sited op in ornerier style of 'lncome for the riteepHoo of Grail, men and Privoie FootHeritinool pro , ,,:leti wish a choice ou,sorimesol of Wine iuJ Ak. itio Hiner oho !Me n rood font, it nest be proper to ellestifte litAt a . Haraloaie ennsisilat of oroweirro mete, end persons of poi. feosionot easiwocepio kold sane. PHILLIP'S every Moo day Eireiling. as Eight o'Clorit. • IicEL4A D. wateloitg for him, with his hrail over a ditch.— Mathias was the man who went up to the corn slacks, upon which the patty ran out and took 'John, and another followed Mathias, wlin was near the corn, and called out to him to viand. which he did. and on going up inquired what brought him there ; he squid " he was watching th e corn for Mr. Pillion" who wits the tenant ground. He was taken into cu•todv. and bout weir brought down to Pillion's house : wittiest had a conversation with Pillion nest day about it, and he denied having given them soy directions to watch the corn. hut. on the contrary, lie suspected ih.m for serving a notice on bias some days before oot to rake his tithe. t . C DUBLIN. ocTO3lll 9. SHERIFF THORPE'S DINNER. The Senior Sheriff of the City of Dublin. Mr. Thorpe, giiire his fist public dinner yesterday. After hia health had been Liven by the Chief Magistrate (Fleming) the Sheriff returned thanks, and after a short preface, be begged leave to stale what for 150 pars had been the practice for WI forgdeClVlOni to give—. " The alsrissii. aims., sod immortal eseemery et Kieft wan.. III.!!!" &e. TREATRR ROYAL. r')lr EVY.GARDRIV. T HIS Itireollir, SA rrltl ) A Y. October 12. peffornird the Cohordy of THE RIVALS. Sir AuMoony Absolute, Mr. M. Forces; gm Loci.* o'Tc:lg. Mr. C9.1110g Faalhland, Mr. Abbott ; C.p.. Absolute, Mr. Jane.; Acres, Mr. Blanchard; Felt, Mr. Farley ; P..id, Mr. Meadows. Mrs. Malaprop, Mrs thirenrai ; Lydia bards'', Mho Foote; Julio, Mrs. Fared. Thu site Deliveries ere.* covinwener nn and few the 2litit day of Novrinb.f. swat ; shut Prupossis 1.1 writing. sealed op and ntatkrd " render , for Amu Supplies," will be re ceive,' st this Oiler os we before Tensility, the 21111 day eif Drinker, bet moue will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that Day. .1 Fr HE Fittest Flautist... TEAS that costa be JL procured at the lasi &alit the East bats Company err now offered In the POMP.; lib their native purity, at 91, Cheapside, and if, lesameafeekiaste, [madam. la collier peer attester* aelhie Eatablistovaeat o we shall bro. dy real*, that where lha Tsaa are st the beet quality, sod the Price the hottest that 'My me, be totes. (amis.' , espiespiii is amen seamy. . a single utak aid en that we rusk owe claim to ye eetigirt. We are (wit% testiest iitrei *anew.) the Public's tardiest bumble serOM.N. WHITMIDGE AND COMPANY. The toest wee drank with an immense spryer. Several Gentlemen declined drinking the toast. Mr. Therry (son of the Commissioner), and other Genttestiest, turned down their glows and lilt the ram. hie store, Prime Seentery to the Lard Littrterent, received ma invitation to this dhow, se weirs! days ago, and came to town from Woodstock, for the 'purpose of being present. understanding that the objectionable toast 1.011111 not he He hod a communication with Sheriff Thorpe Oil the subject, immediately on his arrival, and. in coosequence of that communication, proceeded at seven o'clock. in full dress, to Morrison's, when he was informed, for the first lime, that the Sheriff troodd give the toast.—Mr. Johnston, without hest appearing at. the dinner, end, we miderstond, expres•rd in no very indistinct tering his •r use of the disrespectful and grossly imploper treatment which he had thus experienced. He re tired in his chariot from Morrison's, ond proceeded directly for the country resideuce of the Lord Lieuteusnr. 0.4 t. After whirl; the Melts d arse of FORTY THIEVES. Conies 'tabs, Mr. Admit; Ali Rates. Mr. lllaorhord ; Ga. arm; le. D•rileri, Most•pbo, Mr. W. Furors ; Abalone. VIMIL Maimoiseo Agf• Curs Belay 31eas Lowe; wefts, Mao Foe... Proposals must he made separately fur each County, and each Proposal must have the• Cashier whirrh i• amorawd 1 1• al " 11. " 4 " r?ir i * 1 " by ?bps P e ruse of keener property empuppu tee butseerfiltli the Piety turilleritug ire** unsernet stated to the printed Particulars fey the doe iterOurrsace of the Contract; and lie Prepesal will be .untired unless made on a priaied Tender, and the prices expresaerl in word. al length; soil should it arr happen that during the rostionaiice of the Contract so Tr.arps should be suppled by virtue of the Same, the amount of the Stamp.. on Cite C'outract and llowt, paid i• the first inhume by the Contractor, sh .11 be refrinded to him. • Particalara of the Contracts may be had upon application at these Chambers, between the howl of Ten and F.rtir. To a question from G. Bond Lowe, &R.l.—Se cured the Prisoners. but found no lire on them; thry conk! have thrown sortneihing away front th e time Prisoner was culled on to stand mind the cuip. stable got up to him. •1 Dome to he .pod at Usti-past Six—the Play to be& at Seven. loxes 791. i • *goad Price Ss. 64—Pit 3.. 64.; Stroud Peke 2a..-1...0ver Gallery le.; SIIKOO4I Price Is.—Upper kre is.; Seared Prier 64. Users far the Bones to be had of hir. Braadeast the 800- Oder, /rum Ti.till Fvur. _ .. . 11.411. ' a. d. alumni. v. d. Good Comps be. 4d. & 5 8 Fiat Tiasokay ~.... 7 0 String/ Comply 6 0 Fire Bloom Fine Coitgou.. II ft Good Hymn lO 0 Good &weekend ..... 7 0 Tousle Hymn Fisie Soweliong 8 0 Finest H yams Superior Si/echoed .. 10 0 Gunpuwder....l2s. & 14 0 Respectable Persons 'risking to lifetime *geols fur, this Warelsouse will he supplied ma liberal Terms. Shopkeepers sod Dealers supplied at a very small advaoce on Cost Prier. Cross-examitied he Mr. ilowAßD—Both were u company, the one first and then the other; tae socks were in the neat field to the rood; i. sore 'Mar after eight o'clock ; the men he understood rue labourers to Pillion, and live shout e or 30Q yards from where the corn oos; 'tress moonlight, but no person could see them in the wood, as they went in after nightfall. I'. ',suchlin, of the same corp., who arrested Pri►oners in the hold, supported the testimony of the previous witue r s. and solid Pt I , oller could have thrown a small parcel away brfore he came up to him. A &rate Sex ;nay I. bed for the &moo, ur NigLily, of Mr- Breaths', at the Box USer. • Ue Mondry, Rub Sep Idecgreiger—euel Chetry and Fair Slay. Ou Tonally. the Opera of Guy Massering—autl The Mil kr sea his Melt. EAGLE FIRE. AM) LIFE OFFICES, entitled!, and Regrui-uterri, corner of Jennyu.street, Si. Jmn.ev'a. Proprietors of Taverna, Cn6!l.ho•aea, Boafiluar-haaaeo. &c. may purchase to • great Nehrsotage at this Establish. me•t. Prime 'Board Tea Be. 4d. On Wednesday. The Jealous trife--and Aladdin. Oo Thvraday, the Traced, or Yenlee Peewrved. A ■ew Sevin., kileiwdrsaws is in rehsarsal, and trill be rodreed *eat week. NEW FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT SHOP. LAST NIMIT PUT TWO OF THE COMPANY'S PERFORMING THIS SEASON. TIZEAnts-RoYA L. IIAY-MA T HIS Evening, SATURDAY, October 12, will be performed the Comedy of THE WAY TO KEEP RIM. Sr BAIA, Coutes!, Mr. Delon; Sir Brilliant Fashion, Jolson's ; Loverwrire, Mr. C. Kemblc. The Widow Bet- Si rs , W. Clotted ; Mr,. Lovemoorr. Mrs Chatieilry Lady annual, Miss Boyce; !Hoehn, Mos. Taytt are. To cone's& with the Farce of EA3IILY JARS! The Characters by Meares. Terry, Lconi Lee, Liston, Os. limey, Castes. Mrs. Garrick, and Mrs. Pearce. gm" 3s —First Gallery, ts —Second Gallery, is. Places for the Boom to be oaken of Mr. Maaronithanr, at Abe Theatre, of whom Private Byars nos) be had, noahtly. On Monday, She Stoops to Cornaer—Three Weeks After !Marriage—and Tim Poor Soldier. £DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND, TO THE PUBLIC. • Irk Psopekties of this Theme, lamest, that after the brillissis sad itsweilowissi Audiences with which the eel,- heried Barienta of Tom and Jerry has been litiseitres l ooo.l simisht, bp soformiern eslassities—shs esidOeis Death qiir Ire. lobo Rireve• ' tho wrists. Acetates' that hetet Mr. Wrrwh ; and the Refuel of ether Theater, now roiirloila lop their Seastres, to permit Mr. °sherry sod Mr. Wmlbouru to appear Ism till the ensttiow Week—he comrlied to withdraw it till that awe: they dieply Istneui the Dissp. printswest this necessity will arcasio• to the nonse,ona Par. ties who have takes places to wittiest its Perfotwasnce ; but • proper osmosis of duty to their getierout Patrons will sot permit Atm to stiffer that popular Production to appear b. hoe chat Public with such disadvewtsges as the sodden sub stitallots Miter Performers lo the Place of Mr. Wrench, Mr. Itseve.lir. Onherry. and air. Wellinurii msit necessa rily custasiiss. Voider these enfortusale Cif • they throw themselves on the Irene/runty of their Patrons, and re spectfully beg leave to mummies the fullu•iug favourite PIM% for this Evening. 0 ,,0 Such Premiss as hare paid for Places for Tom end inn, which will be er-prodocied Next Week, may have their Bogey retained, Mb allpilealkfil et the Box °Hire. THIS EVEN ING, SATU ttnA Y, October 12, will be presented the favourite Borletta of LOVERS OF ALL SORTS ; OR, NOT SUCH A FOOL AS HE LOOKC. Mr. Rhubarb. Mr. Rocklecheas ; Cenrtall, hit. W. Ber. Ills gin ; Captain Wafted, Mr. Chapeau ; Humphrey no r .- ft.* Mr. Lee; Sammy, Mr. Wilkisase ; Mr. sirap`ces, Mr. Daly. Mrs Rhubarb, Mrs. Baker; Julia, Alva E Pitt; Jtathy, Mrs. Waylen. After whir% the favourite Intent's& of HALF AN HOUR'S COURTSHIP. Doke de 'baseness (the ittrebeester isf Preece), Mr. Wat kins Itorrosieho Marshal de la Eerie, Mr. Beekinchein ; &roast to Richelieu, Mr. Smith. Madame de Guise, Mrs. May lett. le the mown of the Evening a Grand Pas de Dens, by Albie wad Mies Sinipsou. After which, Sib time, en entirely new Farcical Barletta, entitled THE NEW MARRIAGE ACT; OR, A LESSON FOR LOVERS. Priaei pal Characters—Tobias Cos, Esqu ire, of Cox's Folly, Mr. Borkmehsin ; Tommy Cox, los SOU, Fallow of Brazen nose, Mr. Brown ; Chiltern's", from Carnaby Mat kit, Mr. Wilkiminii; North, servant to Old Cum, Mr. Sitter. Alin Judith Parikit, Mrs. Daly ; Semire Simper, Miss Dyer; Sally Chandler, Mrs. Baker. la Ow coarse of ibe Piece will be vocalised the favourite Airs of "The Harniouious Blacksmith"—. My Lady's Nhe"—" Nubudy cumin' to slimy me"—aud " St. Blide's Pel!s." 'loam 4a—Pat 2i.—Gallery Door* to be ..t....trd at Sax "'Clock, aual the Performance ba,ll,llllolf t at a Qatarier litture Saven.—Half price •t Faxht. Uur nutter otil tor elves of Ibe first ■pprareuee of Mr. oxseirry Rol Muse Walpole. PATENT• SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES. The l'uhl'c are most respectfully causioued against the inferior rousse., •loch are now made and offered fly sale n.s su.slscrs sod ushers, who 11111VC tot 1 :e lead no cllailiral ks.u•le"ge of the true cansissiscsoun : s'orst such bunelers she afflicted will find no relief.— NALMON, (WY, end Co. the aule Inveutur4 and Patentee*, louse made 50,000 of their Pascal Selladjustiog Trusses, and still continue to hare she recommendations of all the must tininess. Surgeons in To•n and Connor,. They hove also the Ino , ossr to supply the Assay sad Navy; the Naval ■nd Millis., Hos p itals; she Durk-yards and Ordnance; the Shrine Infirmary; she Honourable East India Company; the Coy of Loudon Trues Society; the 31ary.le.Itone, 11i• Macomb, Bristol, aad Denbigh Infirmaries; the Wiudsur Genets) Soltensavy ; the Middlesex mad St. Geurae's Hos rhall; P 11 1 ,14.11141 Esiabliebinent., &c. &c. acc. To "lumens kriog imposed wpm, pleases lu observe, that SALMON, ODY, Sell CO, 29i, Stroud, Lauds., is marked tpfm the Lestime Cassel' that losieopseots. . . . _ N B —.Protes►ioosl Geodes's* sad Druggists is t►e Caen. 4 1 see rusticated" C 1111116011,41 80111101 she binaries. kind, *Web are off. rrd See oak by Loathse Druggists had Where. Sold by one or are Druggists 40 nosy pistil's' Tows is &gland, Irt lend, sad AClPtialla. Directors rentreci fully submit to the Pub.. lie the advantages to Persons insured ■t these Office.. The Terms lire unusually lilser•l, with the Benefits of every other Other combined. The Pat ment of Rent hr allowed to Soffirea• by Fire, without any merense of Premium. No Charge is made for Policies. No responadrility can he in. eurred a iw Partnership Soeirtie.. wherein every one is I.able for Losses to the event of his whole property. Life luso,. imerg.ff.rie.l on the aim! equitable Terms. Michaelmas Policies should be renewed within Mte'o Jays (rim that period. %IILLIANI BEETHAM, Secretory. octottrr 4, 1423„ AmAc DON LI), No. 3, Wellington-street, • Waterluo.bridge, S:ranil, mast respertlully begs leave to return his most grateful thanks to Ike Nubility, Gentry, and the Public In gimenil, fur their kind patronage to hiss since he emionsenced business in the above shop. The decided approbation his Biscuits have received, of being equal to the late Mr. Lamina's, from families erase first circle, and the increasing detained he has for Biscuit. (nr. vented .ulely by himself, and tu be had at no other house in the trade), realties the hope he alum, entertained of public opium, when it Is not biassed by prejudice; relying, there. fore, on a onerous public fur their further eunrinandr, A. M. again pledgee himself, that every article 'elided in his shop shall be made of the best materials, the best workmanship, and mime reasonable terms. N 6.—Famtlies residing in the nonstry, by sending thei► orders to his hoop?, ego have boles packed sad forwarded to them si a few boors' notice. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE •uA PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, REGENT-STR Er, LONDON, Emit)lon..l in 1806. PRIMIREPITS ARO TRUSTS'S : The IbUK F. of NORFOLK, The DUKE of RUTLAN D. The MARQUIS of NORTHAMPTON, EARL GREY, LORD RR AVIIROOK E, LORD KING, Am Ace. Ike. DIRECTORS : Sir Henry Pyon, lames Sedorrick, Eq. Hon. Wash.ogion Shirley Wisher Strickland, E.g. Sir W. E. Wellty, Bart. Sir Robert Wilson, M.P. &r. Acs. Sue. Lord Nerthwick Francis Corot, Egg, Sir John Dnl K.B. Hubei, Downie,M.P. Sir S. B. Mnriand. Hirt. 11. P. Prned, Heerucirui Dirercir. 1. T Barbe► Bensuneet. Egg. FAA. IMPOUTAHT tlßrrtTs RRALIZSD. Capitsla..A MILLION ST ER LING. ats4 upwards. All Insured slung Pnortrs TQUALLY. Exemption from Liability fur Losses. CLAIM. psi.' inarneni itely, and in full Its Fourteen Hundred tiutfrorrs WITHOUT A SINOLS I.ITIGATIOR• RATURNA of •l 5 and 20 per Out. paid invariably; 36,0001. returned In the lust eithl pare. Bonuses of 131. Ss. and 261 Its. per Cent paid u■ Life Policies. LOAN OFFICE, No.lB, Purkrit-rlrert, Trmrle Bar. XESCRS. KEEN' ES and Ct•. continue to i ADVANCE MONEY to any extent, wren every tle stription of scent security, which may he adspted in the riff ....taw . ..9 of the 44444 'WM 11,11. Exelmite and Pro missory Notes &scout/toil, and Marley advanced upon De posits of GituAt. Reversions and Annuities purclia•eil-- Att.uilanse from Note till Five; and In•noua (who prefer it) waited upon at their own house*. A stork applicant's wall mule the powini and rvapectshility of this house. 1 - 011111ITTEE-ROOlf, 75, OW Broel-street, October 11, lett As ihe Ace ((((( its front Ireland toutinne to retire 'rot the very oltaillute ow of the Peasantry of the I Districts for tht want of necessary Clothinr, it es particularly orquesteil that such benevolent Individuals as are prepassurr art:cles of this kind fur their relief will tense thew to be foi-narileil as soon as ponuble to Missrs. Haver sad Howell, No. 58, :Walk-lane, or to the Areal. of the Contesitier, Ales•ros. Barnewell and Wnermott, Liverpool; Messrs. ).,.bell and Suns, 131.6,101; 111esan. Ewing, NI ay, snit Co. Glasgow. gemotwit of Subscriptions already) . 271,825 13.. 7d advertised Further Subseri f S. ipt ions received. Heybrirly, St. IWUtry i , and Mond. o, Hampden.. 3/. 6v. 61 Hampton, K W. Church 271. 17r. 6.1. From Glyn Cu. Primitive hleibodustr, CamoSteeting,WArt hill Common .. 2 18 St. Olnves and St. Wee, York, Rev. W. Flor,r, jillio.. * 16 9 Holy Trimly, Gard magma, St John Delpikr, and St. Shorter, v. .1. Uallrn Thornton rum -All. r thorpr, R.•v. J. A.I down Hamby Moor, twr 4:1) 16.. 6.1. Birhophill the Elder • Rey. J. Graham 51. 10a 6.1. Kokburn, R. v. W. Caulk) , Sock iy Fritsch, York. 24 sub 23 9 Hioasire• of York S.h• ger . 3W. 12.. 13 12 From Bosom:port mod Cu. St. knob, per Sankey sod Co lll. 64. I.landstav, ditto .... 0 12 From Stalk, Favor, sad Cu. Futtitruve, Rev. H. WinglkW 2 0 Woollier., Rev. C Mamas ll6 Lianas', Mr. 0 Owes 61.75. Sd. By order Ebbintoe, Rot. J Protects 2 0 Plaidrord and Adaton, Her. J. White Northampton, do. 9/ 7s. 10J. Dalt°, per Praed and CO ... • • • 471. 15a. 3J. Nasehy William, I(er.J.'Tur ner Eindfield, Rev. J. Itampfiehl 3 0 Wiliam cum Barley thorpe, Rev. .1. Ro.insou OIL 3d. ditto 11 4 II SynaKogur, Quern at eet, J. Alexander, Secretary From Drnsnmond and Cu. 4th, or King's Os la Itrgimetit of Foot, stationed at Barba doe.—~ slay's pay of it.. Olfieers,Nuit. rommissioned 091. (era, and Privatra 401 18. 9d. Worth, Rev. D. Be. thune Fro* Everett and Co. Per the Rothenhosn Rook Feria Willis anal Co. E. I. otaitiaod, Esq. 2d subscription 20 0 W. Vanderstegeo Jobs Thor Small aiaboeriptiossa 1 4 of the Ceatioiltee, M. WM. TROT, Mee. tee. . 1... -vanamiffix THE INFAMOUS BISHOP. This day is published, price One Shilling, THE LIFE OF JAMES BYRNE, late Coarbmaa to the Hon. John Jocelyn, Brother of the Right Rev. Father in G--, Perry Jocelyn, Bishop of Quaker. The Life of Byrne customs the origin and his tory of bin counezioa with the Bishop, furnished by himself, with a description of the Assaults corantlited arta him (Brew) sod other Pommies be the Jortlys. Family by the Reverend Monster; and its MFeetlag history of the *ppm 'Was sod wingaistary pousi•haperita inserted on haw during two years Mai sixty-owe days in New/gate, Dr6lia , Ihroogh Lis eadeoroara to drag the Mousier to light. To which are addrd, Observation. tut the Cwidnici of the Jocelyn Faultily, as well se that of Alderman Archer, in disiaioing two Ie necessary for the Fiction'. defence. _ Printed sod published by Thomas Dolby, 299, Strand, Loudon; and sold by all Booksellers. Yesterday was published, pure Is. OBSERVATIONS till tlu EFFF.CTS of MERCURY on the ORGANS of HEARING, sod Ibe improper am of it is eases of N ERYOUS UEAFN ENS. By W. WRIGH . . Unfree Aurist to her'llate M.jesty, Quern Charlotte—Au thor of " An E..ay on the Ear, its Anatomical Structure aced lueidentel Complaints"—" An Addrecs lo Persons alffictrd nith Nervous De4ffien - -ILecturer eta the Aua. booty and Physiology of lilt Ear. &e. Printed far the Author, and sold by Callow and Wilson, Princes-slreet, Soho; Burgess and Hull, Crest street, Haymarket ; T. clod J. Allman, Princes street, Hatt. over sirace; Cbapple. Palt-mall; Simpktu and Marshall, Starloriers%costri, Ludgate-hill ; and all other respectable Bunksellc rs. TO THOSE SUFFERING UNDER STRICTURES. Just published, price 2.. 61. FIR ACTI(' A OBSERVA !lONS on the DISEASE of STRICTURES, recomosendine we im• proved System for their Treatment and Cure ; illustration( its efficacy by assmerone remarkable •ad Wetly importaist Cases, in some of winch Strietures of fruits Tea to Twenty Years duration have been totally removed in • few winks, •nd ifs superiority thereby fully established over every tither motto(' hitherto practised. Hy C. COURTENAY , Rohe►t.+tort, Adelphi. Printed for She /Indio; ; and published by Smirkits anti Marshall, italiuvere.entiri ; Onehyn, No. ♦, Caihriiiie. Wert, iiirand; Ridgway, Piccadilly; and may be bed of all Booksellers in Town a n d Cumuli y. Dr. Counter's' , may he consulted un the ahnire Complaint, and on all Cases of Debility and Nervous Relaxations, from whatever cause arising. li tiers e.intaiutirg the ormal Cr. ere d u ly ftnswe i rd. Nu. 6, Rube, t-sierei, Adelphi. IN consequence of the rrr .red Mule ref the ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, which are found • isever.fsiling rem. dy for Bilious and Liver Complaints, Spinosa of the 211011111(11, Nervous Alfeetsions, Flatulence, loss of A ppetlie, Head.arli, Giililineu, mill all cases of defective energy its the digestive organ a, the %V.ire. house fo► this useful Family Medicine is It EMOVF:D from the Swim, to mufe commodius. premises, No.2S, HENRIETTA.STREET, Cument-gioileo, where they will iu future be sold iii hoses at Is. laJ. and 2.. 9.1. each ; also by all tespeciable Medicine Venders. At lire same Warehouse (and uu where else in London) may bi had the Royal Elixir of Life, • eumplele restorative of the •uimal functions in *dessert' life, and all cases of Nervous suit Cousumptive Debility, lbsi prepared for the especial oae of one of the goireeeigits of Etienne. and sow highly patro nised by the Nubility sod Gentry of this Kingdom. Advice', dated the 9th of Aligns', have been re erivrd From Bahia, by way of Pernambuco. The expedition from Lisbon arrived on the preceding day, and had i , e4ricely entered the harlrour when the tquadrou from Rio de Janeiro was de.crird making far the same tirstinstioll. Ibis se s must vitt& event for the I 2iiritigurse party at Bahia, which would probably enable them to retail' the ascendancy, and keep down, for is period at 'rim, the attempts making to e►tablish independence,. Oa the ap proach of the Bret from Rio de Janeiro, the Pur toguese ►quadrou stood out to sea, as it ofe►ing battle, but both remained is right of each other when the account" left, without haring COMe to sit comment. Li STATE OF THE COUNTRY. The Papers from the south and centre of the kingdom continue to present the same image of menace, or of actual disturbance. The combina tion against tithes appears to be pretty general, and has spread, we understand, from Cork and Tipperary into Waterford and Kilkenny. In Lime rick them have been some outrages, hut not as considerable in extent as those of the neighbouring counties. Yet we have it on the authority of • Gentleman, on whose opinion (founded, as we know it to be, on habits of accurate observation) we feel disposed to rely, that there is a silent for. mentation in that county, an apparent quietness of purpose maturing, which threatens th:s devoted district with the most direful calamities. A sin gular alteration has occurred in the manners and habits of the peasantry. There is little drinking, and no *filing at fairs. The factions hone made penee—they meet at lair* as usual, bat they neither drink nor inane!. At the fain in the South. we perceive the Peelers have little or nothing to do. The people do not molest mach other, nor do they molest the mused ewiherity. Thole are use com mittals for a breach of the peace ■t these places. This is a formidable state of affairs at any time in this country, bat at this moment particularly dangerous. The dreadful examples made during the last nine months in Munster have had the effect of recoil cihng ell parish and district differences—but they have not yet reconciled the people —nay, they do not appear even to have intimidated them. It would he better. certainly, Olathe peasantry would break out at once into insurrection, for then the danger would be tangible, and it would be comparatively easy to grapple with and to crush it. The combi nation, however, is of such a nature, that it will be very difficult to encounter it with success. Instead of going out in large bodies, and *weeping the country—of entering houses. •nd demanding arms —they sally out in small numbers, carrying with them some combustible matter, and, without incur ring tiny risk, or very little, they set fire to as much tithe corn as may be within their reach. CORK. SATURDAY. OCTOBRR 5. SPECIAL SESSIONS COURT UNDER THE INSUR- REcTion ACT. IMPORTANT TRIAL The Cnnrt assembled this day at o'clock. for the trial of two men .ho were not prepare-.l yerier day. but from the very thin attendance of Magis trates (only four being in the box) it was after one o'clock berm* the business of the day could be pro ceeded on. It was pmpoired at different times to adjourn the Court to II future day, but after a con siderable delay some other Magitratses came into Court, end the Prisoners were put to the bar. The Learned Serjeent, whose patience had been tried by the manner io which the public time had been wasted, addressed the Magistrates. lie sod that early in the administration of the provisions of the Insurrection Act, it Web clearly understood that no trill should take place without the attendance of a certAn (lumber of Magistrates ; it toss also perfect ly well known to them. that the hour of meeting was 12 o'clock, and notwitlistonding day after day, lie was punctual to the hour and in regular attendance, yet lie could not get • sufficient number of Magistrates to support him. The Learned Serjeatit raid, with much earnestness, dint it was only mockery of justice to go WI in this manner ; ■nd it could not he supposed that they acre iturnsible to the pre sent state of the country, or that the penalties of the Insurrection Act were not required. If they con ceived they were required, he entreated to be sup ported by the presence and attendance of the Magi strates—a Magistracy as respectable as any other country could produce. John nod Mathias Howard (brothers) were then arraigned as idle and disorderly, being absent from their dwelling on the night of the 3011) of Septem ber, on the hinds of Ballycluff, in the barony of Fermuy. after sunset and before sunrise. Setje•nt Degg, of Major Carter's Police, sworn. Recollects the night of the 30th September; be tween eight and mile o'clock was with a party of four men watching tithe cirri, on the lands of Hal lydutf. there being slime burned before within a mile and a half of the place; suspected the corn would be burned, and lay in ambush in a wood convenient ; took two men on that night after right o'clock ; identifies Prisoners; saw uue of them come down • by-road and go up the field towards the tithe cora, and the other was Cross-examined.—fie stood still when witness came up; sad when searched had some money shout him ; said he lised on the lands with :he owner of the corn; 'twas a light night, end saw the stacks from the road.—Prosecution . FOR THE DEFENCE. Michael O'Kettle 0,1111 sworn—Knows the lands of Ballyduff, and also the Prisoners ; they are Is hunrers under Mr. Pillion ; Mr. J. Waslinigton M'Carthy is the head landlord ; and Mr. Francis J. Molony, uncle to the former gentleman, is the land agent; woneis is steward and driver, by power of attorney, from Mr. Molony, who gave directions to him (the witness) to watch the corn, and witness got the Prisoners to assist him, and fur so doing he (witness) promised them the tithe of their potatoes. Two other men, with the Howaids and witness, used to watch it. The corn was in the field away from the haggard was in dread the corn would be burn.. ed, and had it put shout fifty yards from the hag gard, that all should not be destroyed. There were bur ll itt es in the country a few nights before—the Isiid is in the parish of Mosiontrny; the Rev. Christ. mu P. Wallis is the rector, and the corn was pat in the field that it might be drawn away. Cross...examined by fAr. Citarrzavos.—The haggard and held are adjoining: the corn wes lion's: he was in care of it by Mr. Moluny's orders; the corn in the field was tithe corn; it waft sepa rated on a Sunday ; is not in the practice of work ing on Sundays, loot the horses and curs were idle 'list day; the horses and cars were idle every Sun day ; had as much regard for the tithe corn as he had for the curt, in the haggard. The shrectinim for watching were given before the corn was scre wed; the corn is in the field yet. and they a'. watching it. it soo t out for fear of the White Boys that it was put out in the field. but for safety. Mr. Lois, Mr. Forster, Major Burke, and se veral of the ;Viegistretes here questioned the witness at some length, during which he admitted that it would be raster to watch the corn when it was to gether, then when seperated in the field, but he would defend it as well before as after. fie had orders to watch it from the time it was cut; it is usual fur the landlord to watch the crops, though the tenant might have his rent paid sip. Mr. Francis J. Moluny—la uncle to Mi. M'Cur thy, slid agent to him; gave the lest witness a power of atioreiey to watch the corn, and get it threshed and turned to cash. and would be bound to remunerate ally loviliwno he might employ to assist him, as he had discretionary power ; knew nothing •of the Prisoners, but that they were labourers of Mr. Pillion's. „Wimp, swan ii—Lives on the lands of Bally. duff; kurvra the Prlsnoe►s, who are labourers of Ina; they have an ucre of garden from him ; 'toss nut by his directions Prisoners watched the corn, but if he wanted any he would get them to do Crows-exinnitied.—Dad an anxiety about the tithe corn; but separated it, because he was afraid all would be burned, and he thought it bette► what was in the field should go. Keeffe and wit. nese acted together; knew Kreffe was watching it by desire id the kiiillord; was in the house Whell the police brought in the Prisoners—so was lietfte, who lived with him; they were at supper. O'Kertie d d nut then aity it was he ordered the Howard. to watch the corn, but in ■ day or two alter; notices were served sin lino eleven days before be stratiticil the corn; had a cooverpution with Si-rjesitt Dagg, but does not recollect telling hum that he sospeetr.l Prisoners for serving the notice, but said, 'twis some one near loin that did so : does out recollect having told his suspicions to may one; witness was eAtit totted about his evi,lenee. It wits here proposed to call Serjeant Dagg to confront tiny soulless, hot Nfr. lio.s.ird objected ; and Seijeant Lloyd sieeld-d It wss better to their testiniquy to the Magistratrs fur their deci,ioi . Examination resumed—Dat not agree to tak, this tithe; noticed Mr. Webb, who conducted the Rev. Mr. bumuebs, to draw at away ; it was u verbal wire. Crovs.exinimeil by Mr. Lowe —When tb. tithe corn wrY iepur•ted nu pet was by oil the port of Mr. 1t alio.; it wits • week •ftrr lie received the neut.* he depired Mr. Webb to doom. 111,:jor Bu UK It—Now, Sir, by virtue of your milt would you have sc.puratrd the corn but that vitt thou& your *Nord would be burued sir. tsar Ginty oath I 'would not. Serjt. LLOYD—Sheued the antics, to Me. Webb, and beg,ged ut imp to draw, 06 he was afraid io• haggard would be destroyed ; be had so resew to 4'; 1 0 S '4 1