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• , IMPORTANT PARLI A MENTARY PAPERS. (To lie c ontinited regularly:) CDPV t I' A n.trATcti PROM His txrt LLENCV THE LIEUTENANTOPIRELAND Tt. Loup VItiCHUNT SID)I , .i2TH, DATED STH .lU:els, 1 816,V1Z- - A S'TATEMENT Of the N fore and Extent of the 'llisturbences which Mayne reeent:e prevailed in Ireland, and the ateetsures which have bon adopted by- the Government of that Country in con reeeienee thereof.e-Ordered by the Hulse of Cuunnons to be printed, 14th Jo tie, • To the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Sidmonth. Dublin Castle, sth .Tune, 181C.' !SI Lord---1 have bail the honour of receiving your Lord ship's letter of the 27th fin' of April, enclosing tin Address from the House of Commons to his Royal Highness the Prince iteget't, prayieg that his Royal Highnees will he graciously pie:teed to et feet that there be laid before the House a state p.,,lkt of the nature anal Citron, of the dieturbances which have recently prevailed in Ireland, and of the measui re whieo hive been adopte.l by the Government of that Country in coneetetence thereof; and I proceed to obey the commands. which your Lordship has signified to tee hit that letter, that 1 eirible his Royal Highness to comply with the Address te• !wise of Conimons. Though I have, as your Lordship is well aware, apprized you front time to time of such events cooneeted with the in-. 'erne! interests of Ireland as have been most worthy of no tice, mid of the measures Which t have adopted with a view to restore and maintain the public peace, it may be setiefitc tory that I should (instead of referring your Lordship to tire detail of toy separate letters) embody the suittance of them in this general dispatch. It is not, I prietinte, wished that I should extend the state anent, winch is reerfieetl from nie beyond the period at which I assumed the administration of the affairs of this cottutry; and I Alan, therefore, only shortly and generally refer to events whieh occurred dining the Government of my ',retie ceeeor, or to the meesuree to which he had recourse. The Insurrection Act eves passed by the legislate' c its tire veer 1807; it wai not enforced no any occasion Miring the three veers far which it was at that tints emicted, anti the state of It ei tad was considered to be site . ' in the year 1810, as not to render necessary the continuance of this act, and indeed to nitwit of its repeal a very short' period before that to which its duration was limited by law. fit the early part, however, of January,lBll, in censeenence of the numerous (twinges committed in thtecontities Of 'Tippe rary, Waterford, Kilkenny, and Linieriela, by bodies of men who aesent bled ill arms by night, atiminietered unlawful iiaths, prescribed laws respecting the payment of rents :mil tithe*, plundered several houses of arms, in station, instances at tempted, and in some einamitted, murder; itavai considered expeolieut to issue a warrent for a special commission, to he . held in, the counties before-mentioned, and in the cities of Watereird, Kilkenny, anti Limerick, for the trial of such of the offenders as had been apprehended. From the evie *hence adduced at the special commission, it appeared that matte of the ontrag'es to which I have referred were commit ted by two conibinationi, very widely extended anteing the lower order of the Roman Catholic population, whieltaistneed theetante of earaVills and Shanavests, respectively, and be ta%ven which a violent, animosity ettbsisted,Olt; Cause of which Was not very satisfactorily ttecenoted for. As feuds of the sainiekind, not growing out of religious differences, occaeion• ally exist ',thatch ~ elilointtu the extent to which this appears to biter prevailed), I biles inserted ite the Appendix to this dispatch a Tontine of the evidence which was adduced nu ore of the I i i4:s, from which sonic information nsay be collected will; respect to the. origin and object of the centhinatiou a by. wkkln'i he peace of the conntry was at that time disturbed. lii the eeente of Tipperary nine pursuits were tried.: two for Intlrdvv, aid seven for attempts to murder ; bee were tried for .rubbery of arms ; and twenty-two Withered add tried , under the arts which generally bear the name of the Riot and Whiteboy Acts, for assuming the name °Mar:teats, rend ap pearing in arms; six were sentenced to death, twenty-seven to transportation, whipping, and imprisonment, aud three acquitter!. In Waterford twelre• persons were tried : seven for attempts to murder, one fur stealing arms, and four for burelery and robbery : they were all found guilty, and sentenced to death. It seal not thought necessary to proceed to Limerick in cue eution of the corninissien ; and there were on trials.of portanee in Kifkentir. Notwithstanding, however, the number of convictions in the counties of Tipperary and Waterford at the Special Com setiseion, and the severe examples which were made*, they do not appear even in think! cutintite to have produced any lasting effect, or to have materially checked the bad spirit which prevailed in them. lit the early part et tete, end &ring the whole of that year, many daring offences mainet the public peace- were eitm *flitted in these and in other comities, particularly Waite; find, Westmeath, itoiconinion, and the KilPes County, the nature of which sufficiently pretreat !het illegal etetibivatioes, nod the same systematic vielenee and disorder against which the spe cial eeminiiision of 1811 had been directed, still existed. The offences Monist the public peace, committed, in the - rountiett which were the eetde of disturbance, partook nil the same general character ; reports weie constalltlY reeein ,l of attacks oil dweltiogl'houseS for the purpose of procuring arms,. and the freenetice s it these attacks, and the (men and daring , rune her itt which they were made, were sulficiene proofs sit, the' desire which trenerally prevailed onongse those concerned ie 11 ,1 0, 1 1i41iCe2 to collect large quantities of arise, and' these. as the Of Itri/i , eCtOlOg their ulterior objects. with itrt'er prospect of etweess. !Several inatitneesueettrred, in which Ili , houses of reepectabie individuals were attacked, Seem ill Ihe 'lan day, hi' large lineies of armed meat ; and others, in which the miliiery, acting nailer tha directions of. ruegistrates, met with considerable eeeitdieitee. It isaeeirthy_ of remark, that iii tit° mealy enceeseThl ettacks which were tootle eipoti leto.,ei with the view 'of depriving the peoprietore of their aria, it rawly occurred that any other species of pee .vrty ems inoleeted by the assailants. The orineiti,s) ohject , , of heetility, or rather the principal sufferers on account, of their iiladcquate means iif defence,. %tele those persons who, un the explridiatt of leases, had taken , • ',malt feints at a higher rent then the late occupiers haul of feted: ,tint a!1 those who were suspected of a disposition to give inforwation to Nl:white:ate* naturist the disturber) of the peace, or to hear testimony against them in a Court oflnetice, sit the.eeent of their apprehension end trial. In some. coon ties, particularly its Westmeath and ltoscommon, the most barbaratte penishments were fretptentle itifficted upou the pet-outs cif thMe who had thus rendered thansalt es übnoxieus, awl upon the persons of their relatives (1). Frion the gen4al terror which these proceedings occa sioned, it became almost impossitale to proeure satisfactory' eettlence r agai t the platy. It frequently happened that the stiffererkfrom so haws sorb atrocities as I ha, allotted to, when Vi sited by a oangiatrate, would depose only generall44o the fact's of their having been perpetrated, and, not denying their knowledge of the offenders, would vet steadily refuse to chic close their fumes, or describe their pewits, from the fear of future .addUinrial injury to themselves or their relatives.— tvett where the parties offending were deposed against and apprehended, there was frequently the gteateet difficulty in ,fin e!iiig their Fonvicticin, fries the intimidation of witnesses, sod in some cases of jurors. I fear few instances can he found of Tate in the Counties .whiett 1 have mentioned, in which it has. been possible for frerovr, having gieeet evideoce.iii favour of the Crown, e n rare asst connected with the distorhatiee of the peace, to re -11.3;11 secure its their usual places of abode. lis the tatter end 'of the year MS, a meeting of the Megise liars,' of the s.."ounty of Wesenteeth took place, at which Eiktlbteeti of thee body !wielded. They oddreeeril a Me, rum i.tl to into respecting the state of that County, which boar* state the stotti of Nevember; they represented that frerptent.outrages were committed; that oaths of lucre:pied malignity. irad heen atimioistered; that three person, 1,,1 been convicted on charges of adminiStering and taking au oath, one of the obligations of while, was " to assist. the tenet and littontip,arte ; 1 ' and that the witness upon eleoe evideuee that conviction had taken place bad' been recently nuiriJet ed, under circinnstances Which were atone - sufficient to prove thellittrtainff state of that cnuuty, ,The memorial concluded with an earnest prayer, that a proposition might be made to the legislature for the revivalatf the Insurrection Act. Prom evidence adduced on the trial of six persons Concern ed in the Mit; der alluded to in this merlon-sal (five of whom woe capitally convicted), it was proved that the murder was ciontititted' by a party of eighteen men selectedirorn a larger bodete:',velio assembled in ilimione of twelve each from three erparete perieltee, tot the intrptese of pia.ntung atlii perpe trating thie murder. I' nosy atao add, that nine persons were shortly afterwardsl•rniteicted vin the same charges with re- IWO t" rhea 4 41 ^1 1 4n o,leirh.44lle touviatiorts mentioned in the memorial of thti Magistratet took place, Simibir meetings .ot the t't grstrart, of aterford and - of . (L), it is weli,knewn. that tote or tbe cemblnittioo. theqt- other neighbouring eoilittieg derived the ;tame of Corthirg. fruit-the inttarc of the torten with which the ob ject or ; 14 vet4fc'tnett were vi , iitati, and which conaistcli in the laceration pf their sodies woo;-car 1, or souw hotruillent." MM.; kt,VAI 11••••••• ••••••••3 Plilidn••• • • ••••• •••••• • • • ceired from both rein esentations of the disturbed state of 11 Omar respective counties, and earnest application for ass in crease to the military force stationed in them. In the kii morial which I received 'front the King's County, which bore the signatdre of sixteen magistrates, it was stated, `c that alarming pisturbatires existed in that county, and the adja cent parts of Westmeath; that almnst eterr nLtht houses acre phindered of brats ; that they considered stronger mea sure-, than those which could be resorted to under the exist- Use- laws itbsoltnt.ir rteees,ary; and that the re-enact went and enforcement of the Insurrection Act would alone enable Ahem to maintain tranquillity." (To he Continued.) From the LONDON GAZETTE, July 2, 1616. At the Court at Catlton-House, the Ist ofJuly, tsl6, present, his Hopi) Highness the Prince Regent, in Council. This day his Serene Higlniess tar Prince of Saxe Cohing Was, by command of his Royal Higliiiesi the Prince Urgent, in the ihtuie and on the behalf Msjesty, introduced into the Privy Council by the Right tton. the .Earl of Harrio.shy, Lord Presoli ut, andld4 Serene Highness took Ilk place - at the Board on his Royal Highness's right kind. Carntin,lloase, Jag 1, 18 U This do); his Royal,hightness the Prince Regent was pleas ed, in lhe name awl on the behalf of his Majesty, to invett Lieut.-General Sir Gordon Drummond and Rear- Admiral Sir Israel renew with the Ensigns of a Knight toinulander of the Most Honourable-Military Order of the Bath. Jr/a-Office, Jane .22, 15tH. The late 2d Battalion of the 47th Foot having borne a pest in the menioralde campaign nt the Peninsula, and inure par ticularly in the defence of Tar :14 in Spain, received the Prinec Regent s permission to bear on its colours and appointments, the words Peninsula and Tarifa, and as that Battalion has heel, reduced, and the turn transferred to the Ist Battalion, the Prince Regent has heen - pleased to approve of the 4741 Regiment being permitted to hear on its colours:and appoint ments, in addition to any other budges or devices whfch may . hare been heretofore granted to the „Regiment, the words " Peninsula" and "Tarifa." Crorea Ogre, Julyel, 1816. IVletnher retn &lied to Terre in this present Parliament. City of Itcebester.--datnes Baroett, RN. in t he row]) of Sir Thomasßoulden Thompson, Bart. who has +.eeepted the Office of Treasurer and Receiver of Greenwich hospital. . IPar-OSkt, Jaly .2, - 1816. 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Thomas Rider, Pent. to , he Cornet, by part:hoc; rice Bract,-11, promoted. _ •• ISt/ Regiment of Foot, C.;ptaiti Itolitirt -Gordon, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Ci ! tiipany, eke Dots, who exchanges. 3Stli Ditto, Ensign Heory Williamson, from half-pay of the 3d foot, to he Ensign, .vice Ailailis, who excilanges. 58th Regiment of' root., Ensign Joint Nlari;101, tf Lieu tenant, witlmut purchase, vice retires ; (lout. to ire Ensign, by par- chase, rice Nlarklove. 60111 Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph 13. front the 70- West. India Regiment, to lie Lieuten , i , n, vii e Nettles, who retires upon the half pay ui Inc ;In \Vest Regiment. 65th I)itto, Surgeon George Morrell, Gum the Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Dick, who retires upy., the hilt pay of the Stii Foot. .• • • 39th Ditto, Ensign *hap Wilson, from the ha'f-pay of the Regiment, to ire Ensign, vice Macpherson, tnist Ditto, Quarter-Master:Nerjeant Williani to be eke Kitlikelly, promotetl. 4th West India Regiment, t:aptant George A. Delitoste, C• 011, the eth 4Vest Regiment, to lie Captain of a Colo pAoy, vice I)es Vignes, who l'etifeS Upon the half-pay of West India Ittpriterit. 7th Ditto, Captain C..W. Rance, Aunt the i3d Light Dra goons, to be Islajor, by purchase, vice Clerniont, who re- ,1 tires. Royal York Itn i:ts, Lieutenant Benjamin Symons, from the tAlt West Litlid Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice 1.4 Iles= thodiere, who retina upon.lialf.pay of the 8111 West India Regiment. Royal West lain Rangers, ,Li f eutenant Norman :11•hver, from the Bth W!:st India Regiyogstoo.be Lieutenant, %leo Ito herttun, who retires upolie half:pay of the Bth West India Regiment. )st Ceylon Regiment, Lieutenant Riliard M. Odses, from the l t d Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a Company, by puretfithe, vice Coans, promoted. 34 ihtlo, JOllll Scitsur, Cient. to by Second I.le.utenaot, with out purchase, rive Hodge!, whose appoiutolent hits out taken place.. nettvET.--(4ptuin J. V. Gordon, of the IA Regiment of Foot, t o be Nttjur tit the Army. SrArr.—Deputy tlsr;ist;ttit-(:tunnt{taary•-(ieuera.l Thums& 'Le . Fev, iv, late Acting Assistant, to be Assistant-Cortnulssaiy- Cititerdi to the Forces. BANKRUPTS. J. Ven, Witherlelp, Devon, (armor, to surrender inly - 93, 24, lind.A.Ogust 13, at eleven, at the Barnstaple Inn, Face tir, Attorney, :sir. T. Berry, erediton, Devon. It. brans, Duffield, Derby, maltster, July 19, VI, and Ang. )3,'a eleven, at theKing's.irms Tareru, Derby. Attor- . . ... . . olio, Mr. Savage, Great Winchester-street, I.iintlon, or Mr. Greaves, Derby. . . W. Itichuitam, Percy-street, North sbiellls; Northinnher lam!, ship-owaer, :11:Iy 3, Q 7, and August 13, at elevo , at the George:l:at - 11'n, Ninth .Shiel&l4. ,kttornies, Messrs. tie!! and litt:drieli, Bow Church-yard, Cheapside, Lotuloui or Mr. C. Dai;:brulge, South Shields. T. Cupewell, Uttoxeter, Stafford, grocer, July 16, at two, 11, awl AOgust 13, at eleven, at the Wt.ite Hart Ina, lit . Altornita;, Mr. Flint, Uttuxeter, or Mr.Getisitell, Gray's Inn, London. W. Foster, Liverpool, izroccr,ly 21, 23, and August 13, at eleven, at the house. of Elizaht4l, Ellis, Dake-street, Liver pool. Atturnies, Mr. T. Wiudle, John-street, Bedford-row, London, or .Ntr..l. Garnett, Liverpool. • lititier, Leamington Priors, Warwick, butcher, 10, 11, and Aug. Is, at eleven, at the Woulpack Inn, Warwick. Attor nies, Messrs. Baxter and Ilowker, Furnivises Inn, Lon don, or Messrs. Greenaway, Warwick. Bland, Torkingtn, Chester, calico-printer, July IS, 17, and August 13, at two; at the Warren 'lltilkelvy Arms, Stockport. Attornies, Messrs. Edge and Parker, Norfolk street, Strand, London, or Mr. Marra}, Stoplard. U. Smith, Birmingham, water-gilder, July 12, and Aug. I. ut ileverr, at - the Rein Deer, Worcester. attorney, Mr. . Bitittolfottl, Temple, - Lon , oo. C. Wight, Birmingham, plater, July 12, 13, and August 13, a t e leven, at the item Deer too, \Worcester. Attorney, Mr. Itlandford,'Crn,ple, London. W. Buckley', Earoley, Huddersfield, York, manufacturer, July 4, 13, •and Augnst 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Iliglimodr, Cannon-street, London. DIVIDENDS. July 23. G. Curtis, Garden-row, St. Georgr's•fields, black ing-manufacturer—July 13. Richard Noble, Chipping °agar, Essex, bricklayer—July 26. Ann Laugher, Birmingham, coal merchant —Aug. 3.J. West And 'f. J. CulVoid, Great Win chester-street, London, insurance . ..brokers-4%10v. 6. B. Gil great, Bow-lane, soda-water ;nano fact ute r—Aug. ti. 'f. Wat son, Margaret-street, C:avemlish-squire, bricklayer—July 27. G. Parsolts,Edgware-road,Cmil-inerchunt—Aug.lo.lv.Gedge, Aligel-court, oginintan-ct reet, seine-tuerchant--.luly 47. W. J. Mi`Ntaster, vet, Clet kenwell, watch-mann , f ac i m i. i r—Ang. la. J. and T. l'opitun, litunk-sts*el, Clul bnrn, bardkioreinen—July. t.. A. A.oderson, Philpot-lane, Landon, Inerchant—July id. T. Waghorts, Chatham, butcher. _J u ly 9. D. and IL. trust-311a d, Loinbard-stteet, lacemen— Aug. 13. It. Turner, Kinzston-upoti-Hull, grocer—drily e 7. 1. Cooke, Gravesend, earpeitter.—Aug. 6 # J. Browne, S-a,ud . ford, IJevonshire, foram r. CI ,, RTWICATES—.IOI.v 23.. G. Hammond, Glaniford Briggs, lAricolnshirO, rnarchant—g Castel!. Eton, Backs, grueer---J. Davenport, • Slough, Mucks. lititelter—,S. Cheap,Ole, wurehouteman—T, Warington, Portsmouth. grocer —J. Adlingtun, Gutt4r-lane, ' ‘ Cheapsil.e, worltiuglevro Gattfiad, th..orge.street, Mi nurieik, merchant--41. Rivers, N v..Ali(:sio rt l. S ou th am pt on , maltster—J„ Vocodi, Sidmooton, Southampton, farmer. PARTNLItSIiIt'S DISSOLVE!). John Gibson and Slinky Forster, Wardrobe-plade, - Doc tor's Commons, dealers in (ace--,Julio 3laore and John Rain forth, 1 . 101 100-le-Mot4.. Lancaster, ylouher,-- salts manurial: • turns—Thowas Paid dolin Will orn ' ;OlL n Durham, ironion gers--Wm. Carr, Jonas Oddy, and Wth."l-fialgson, Sheffield, Yorkshire, b 1141,4141 inoilkl-manufiteturers—"W i n. Gailtrey and damesSmitit, Oxford, carptiiters unt joiners —Wm.- Pewter, Joseph Cool e, and Wm. Jones. Ciay-street, near Poi trnan s4uare, St. ,Mary-li-hone, Middlesex, smiths and fanlight , makers—Wm. Sint* and Win. Dank* Alexander, 13irming hunt, Warwici, coat-dealers—James Eisex and Wm. Ward- Icy, flodnete. ' , Alp'', surgeons and apOthecaries— , Stephen flaticitti and John Pearson, - Patrimoutli, Southampton, linen mid waallen-tleapers—.Johit Navvy, Wm. Touvi.ortl, job t ) yerlistry, and' Tifornac Cole, Bristol,. bankers.—J. tart anti Thimuni Clive, "Vigniore-street, Caremli h h.s.o4re, M idd I ci e, gros:ers .and oilnsen,—,-Thomat Hunter and John 11 petal, t i ai.r.pherland, utilt-wrights. COL' er,. OF KENO'S BENCH, JULY 2., TIIII KING WM. SHAWE. ' the motion of the ATTOItNEY•GeIIftfIAL, 11 dila:it Shawe, alias William Cassinittre Shawe, wits put to the bat of the Court, that he might plead to an. indictment for felony. The prisoner Was accordingly plated by the officers at the hack 'of 'the King's Counsel. lie was dressed in the ' habit of a quaker, with a remarkably intelligent though a grave countenance. .11e was then lir raigind by his two names, bolding up his band, us usual it) such cases. The indictment stated, that the bill loot been found by the Grand Jury for Mid:lli/sex, by virtue of tele statute 42- (leo. Ill.: and. that the prisotter, being employed by, and in the. service of, his Majesty, in it civil Ca.. paci t y ,-as . Clei k to the Commissariat Departnient in North America, on the 14th of .liti y, in the 53t1 ui the King, nit! steal, take, and cart y :MN . 15000 iiitICUS of foreign gold coin,. value 10,0001: and 2400 oz. of gold, value 10,0001. of lawful money,• etc, being against the form of the statute in such case made and provided, &c.: the 2d count of the indictment charged him with tbe same offence, alleging, at felOnions stealing under colour of his office: the 3d and 4th charged, that lie had 'com mitted the crime, being employed in a military capacity in the Commissariat Department : and the sth and 6th counts laid it generally, the pri soner holding anti exerei•ing a public office. When the prisoner wits asked whether he pleaded guilty or not gailly to the indict until ile lep:ietr"guilty;" and being required to olful- some reliSUll why should nut t passed him at:carding to law, he answered that he had not aing to say. The AtronNes Gmtaaf, wished to ',now whether it was' the pleasitre Of the Court to pitis !Willi:111:C immediately. It was lit to state that the of 'softer bud liven nt costud) lance .Lunuaiy hust, li' s' nevi; appre nen& d Venice, and con-. %ruled from thence to Logland. If the Court thought it right. to fir.ceed now, lie should nut te,l calien upon to' say any it4ing, as it u, a• usually te,tucsi, aggiavati,o, of the uureip.:e, as tt.rti 1.1,1 ti.hipS V. tot., ;tsliy itlyri4ol ut . it f 4,113 i.ionteil hint lo ado, tbst as /:at' as the pri, ,, ,ler 11,1(1 potvvi, he had io.nie tegitutitni of tile lie bud iajprop. ly.tiduce. Lord Eta„.: , u;i-culia,----"l he unit should have soinetlng heroic it to en :We tt is avimititin tilt' itygiev iit ; at pre , iellt it st•tiCely Is AMt the precise 1141131 e of the offence.. • Mr. Justice flart,fir.—We mull know how touch of this money h i , had disputed of, and how muca he has restored since hit Ciiiitiimdent. Lord Et.t.i.-Ntion 'eon after It o rtg• at the Act 42 Geo. 111. said, that he was not nwPr, that it applied to any cases hat Misdemeanours; mid lie was sarpr i. , ed to find Gat under it the prisoner had been charged with felony. - The A rioltra nY-Gt; nit,(,,, added, that he was far from wish log to press for the sentence of the Court. ' Lord Fa.t.csamiation.--lii the case of Valentine :Tones, the pro, rent ion tinder this Act tea, for a misdeals:A.ll)llr ; but fur a feloity I iinagine this is the first proceeding. Tilt,' ATTORNEY-GEN kltiA a i),1% el Vti in the at ttnative. He did not know that the defendant iiiternled to plead guilty, and I list was the mason tin it Lordships had not been supplied with is copy of the indiettnetit. The Court ordered,. after consultation, that the prislrier should he remandett.to the custody of the Marshal', pod that '''ficitice should be given when.he was to he tip to re ccitesentence. lit the wean time the necessary ini..rasation titilit he,alturded. CRIMINAL- INFOILMATION. . • Mr. SPANKIE, (nn t h e absence of the Attorney General, IPA e official duties required his attendance in Parliament) moved for a criminal information isgainst4ohn King, Est}.' a Magistrate of the county of Essex, and John Hardy, the heeper of the gaol at Colchester. The grouud vu which he Inured was a supposed collusion beti'een the Magistrate and the ga,ler, to refuse the copy of a warrant signed the' former tor the commitment of a yomig . luau named Itodoetd ; and the facts, as they weit: stated 81.1 the aliblassits, were these—itodnerd was groom to is Gentleman of the name of Downes, 'at Colchester,. atal 11,44 left his master's boost one night clantlestinely,wittiout lochang tint cellar-door, of which - he hid the key; Mr. Downes accordingly laid a complaint be furOM r. King, alio signed a warring. tor the commitment of Rodhert ; but Matt was the nature of the charge was not 'stated e itt a i whoa or to his friends. l'hefather of t lie lailafterwards applied to flardy fur a copy of the warrant; but 61st he denied t hat lie hail any such person ia his custody, anti aftel-- wards refitseit to show the warrant, or to give a copy of it, Slough the father otrerett to give security tux- the appearance of his son. A .tweeting not long subsequently took place he- . d i e ti o ic- land ho e4 use a , K Wl t i l i g: n uu t ld he ll t a 'a r ttrof th l e fut i er H fl i ttg )N a g irt copy of the warrant; hot Hardy still refused, adding, that heaf u t t‘ht conse tte ' s. I t i t ri l‘ g i , r , % Q v in I s discharged, i s c tout of g ' cd, witho ut four h d ais having been brought to trial, or wen charged with any offence. The Learned Cuonstl added, that the Magistrate cculd hare no authority to coining in this case, Ittidberd not being a ser vant in ItilShapdry, over whom there, was a summary juris diction. • • Lord Eht.7Nneittotintfrequireil Mr. Spankie to point out on the:affidavits sotue positi'e proof cat enlitNiuit. Mr. SPANKJE replied, that the collusion could only he in. ferrd front the filets he had ildailed, and the reply of the gaoler when the warrant sea. oicoundeci. The Court refused the application. The party aggrievid had his action for tal,e iMptlstilitlient at Catnniott lay', and no sufficient grounds,. had beta laid fur this extraordinary:atop. position. SUAINIEIt ASSIZES. WY sTgRN CIRCUIT. Before Sir dAstEs Nutt, one of the Justices of. that Court of C0131,001' Pleas , 'and sir (iEtteos: LowLET Hot, ItO , Th one of the Justicei ut the. Cuart bench, Southanyton—Tustlay, July ea , at t he Castlu ut Winchester. AVilts—Saturday, July /7. at, New Sarum. • • Dorset—lluisdaY, August 1, at Dorchester. Devon—Nlatulay, August 5, at the Castle of Cuter. City and County of Eitter--Saine day, at the Gilildhall of the City of Exeter. Coritwall,--Muuday,'Atigust 12, at Bodmin. Sotnerset—Saturdey, Auglist 17, at the City of Wells. City' and County of Bristol—Thursday, Aurtat, it, at the sthsihlhall of the City of Bristol. ox mitt) cincurr. Before Sir Mena aro Ittrua nibs ono of the Barons of the Ex. cheircr, and Sir CIIMILLS :101104', one of the Justices of the Conti of King'', lltrtch. Burlighire—Montiay, Juty it, At Abingdon, at flip. is the Oxford;shire—Wednesday, the 21th, at Oxford. Worcettenhire—Saturday, the Witt, at Nirorcetter. City of Worcester--tiante day, ut the City of Worcester.‘ Sta . frordshire—Thursduy, August 1. at Stafford. Shropshire—Tuesday, the Gth ut Shrewsbury. Herfordsltire--Saturday, the lath, at Hereford., blounicutlisbire—Thuisday, the 15th, at Moutnoutls. Gloucestershire—Saturday, the 17th, at Gloucester,, City of Gluueester—Sitine day, at the City of Gluucester. NORFOLK c raeurr. Before Sir Vie,ti. Glans, Chief Justice of the Court of emin n on plea 4, and Sir A Lex. Tnuatenx, Chief Baton of - the Court. 9f Exchequer.. Bfickingititrogliire—July 29, ttt iltiekingbarn. flettfordgliire—Thursday, August 1, - at BedfOrd. Huntingdonshire—Saturday; the 3d, at Huntingdon. Canihritleeshire—hronday, the sth, at. Cambridge. ,SulToll;.,-Tliiire4ay, the 6th, at ltury St. Edmund's.` Norfolk—Tuesday, the 13th, at the Castle of Noitiirh. City of Norwieh—Same day, at the Guildhall of the molt:hp. The Nlidlund Circuit is nut yet settled—when it is we will publish it, dud also the Welsh Cir cuits. - Staturday afternoon, we had a tremendous ctorin 01 thunder and•lightning, accompanied with heavy rain. The electric flidd struck a pithlie-house near Ilockhn les, which •is greatly damaged, and killed the landlord (who has left a" wile aml two children), and a little buy:—(tktekiuriiiVili)' „,,t,,,„„„_,,.,,,r,„„,...,.,„.,„...„....„,..„.......„.,.....!,,,....,........ern!.....r.._.,...5..... i i.i,e.0..,(7.;. (~ ,00..., ..,v Ai, y 7..:.:),..;..,....,,, IP MI, r.: .u.; •64 ....i bed ... statee • ;.) i 1 14.1 . Y I.li 1 Ir 4 14 1.... 1,7 174 IN Vla • rEas ceit.ed how but!! telt+ scrt .t.ti lof the dirt, t , - , • 1 I m vouTANT PARLMNIENTAItY l'A • omit rtspectur e counties, and earnest application for an ( ill- To be continued regrilurly.,) crease to the military force stationi.d in them. In the liw. COURT,. OF KIM.i'S BENCH*, Jt LY e. , ,nodal which I received 'front the King's County, which bore the signattire of sixteen magistrates, it was stated, ” that 7.1111 KINC; v, WM. SHAWE. Gulp!i: V A nl”.ATcn FROM itIS Exr Et.LENCV THE alarming disturbances existed in that county, and the inlja . 1, ,• it LIBUTENANI'OF IRELAND Ti. Lunt') V tisCoUNT cent parts of Westmeath; that almost every iii4lit houses on the toOtion of the ATTGENEY•GeNEEAL, ~, iloi tier,. phlndereil of at-rits; that they considered stronger (ova- ff iilitnit Shawe, alias trilijaiii Cassinittre Shawe, sin)! .12T H , DATED 5-r II .lti:Nly,, 181 6,VIZ. sures than those- which could be resorted to under the exist- Wits put to the btu of the Cow t, that lie Might A .::T,vrtmENT imr laws ,tb,,,oltil+.l, neees.sary; and that the re-einict mem and plead to an.• indictment bur felony. The prisoner . enforcement of the losurn.rtion Act would alone enable ',,. N ittire and Extent of Slit! 'Disturbances which have tit' prevailed in Ireland, and the Nle.asti.res wlitit have in c.,,,1., thern to maintain tramoillity." , %yds ttecordingly plat:eti by the 'officers at the hack 'opted by- the Government of that Likkintry ,(To he Continued.) . . .of "the King's Counsel. Ile was dressed it) the hereof..--Ordep,(.l by the Haase of Commons to re-: ' . i 4th Jime, Itt.'. ,4-ht !Ifni. Lord Viscount Sid; touth. habit of a quaker, with a remarkably intelligent . From the LC)NDON GAzETTE, July 2, 1616. thoiu a grave countenance. .1-le sins then sr.' Dublin Castle, sth June, 1816.' . ' raigut d by his ttvo unmet, holding up his hand, ,i the h(fituatr of receiving your Lord- .At the Court at Catiton-Honse, the ist ofJuly, 1816, present, us usual in such cases. l'he iittlictutent stated, •fay of April, enclosing en Address his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in Council. ss or his Royal Highness the Prince This day his Serene Highness tae Prince of Saxe Colotig III" t" bill hail bee" found by tine 6raoil 1 Hiehnetts will he graciously was, by coati-nand of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, Jury for 111iddlusex, by virtue of the statute 42- lit , bef,,re the House a state- in the ti'anie and on the behalf ofAii Majesty, introduced into (~ eo. lii.: and that the pc i 5,,,,,, heiin4 employed r the disturbances which the Privy Council by the Right lints. the .F.tirl of llarriochy, , by, and in the service of, his Majesty, in a civil ea 'd of the measuie3 Whic:i Lord Presoltut, i.inilkii Serene Highness took his place at the of that Country in Board on his Royal Highness's right hand. . Inteit y,-ns.Cieik to the Commissariat I)eparttalent in `‘ey the commands. - Cartton-Lfouse, July 1, 1816. North America, on the 14th of Jatiy, in the 53t1 'bat letter, that 1 This day his Itoyal.Highnebic the Prince Regent was pleas. ' in the King, did steal, take, and cony awavr 5000 elf lb': Address flit in Ihe name mild nil the behalf of his Nlajesty, to inve:t , pfunintona mid Rear. Adjui„l sir pieces of foreign ►gold coin,: value 10,0001; and ' d Lieut.-General Sir Gordon apprized Israel renew with the EnktiA of a Knight toinulander of 2401) 02. of gold, value 10,0001. of lawful money,' the in , no.' the Moat HonourableSlilitary Order of the Bath. etc. being against the fortis of the statute in such -'V frar-Office, Jane .22, 1816. . - case mule oil provided, &c.: tlie 2d count of the The fate 2(1 Battalion of the .17th Foot having borne a pr...-t ...,. ,t, loon. tient charged Isint with the same offence, in the ineniurahle campaign in the Peninsula, aiiil'inure. par •-ularly in the defence of Tiil:fa its Spaill,reCiVett the Pritlec alleging, a felOniolts.stealing tinder colour of li id *la S permission to bear on its colours and appointments, office : the 3tl and 4th charged, that lie had 'rum -ctit Peninsula and-Tarifa, and as that 13aitalion hiss thittett, the crime, oeing employed iii a Military ,reed, and the men transferrt•ii to the Ist thittalion, Regent has been pleased to approve of the 47,1 i calinCil yin the Cowin ihsariat Department : and '•ug permitted to hear on its colours; nd appoint- the sth and Gill counts hid it generally, the pri .oir to any other badges or devices which may met. ,ii , ~ . .. , fore granted to the.ltegiment, the words " t ,tottig alto eseteiltig a public ()ince. Tat &I." - When the prisoner wits asked wet her be Omitted guilty or not goiity to the indictment; ile isplied-" guilty ;" and being °Yee, July 2, 1816. required to 011,r SOW,' reason why sentence siwuld tint be •rre its this present Parliament. passed ag,(iii.t him acearttung to law, he answered that be had Barnett, RAI. in the room of Sir „,Aiii„t; to say. ,I. who has +.e.eepted the Office The AIViaNEY GMER.tt. wi,lted to hilow whether it vras' owich Hospital. . the pleasitre of the Court io pass semi:lice immediately. It . . was lit tu state that the pi isotter had neeti in custody since 1816. 'Luna+ y I..st, II Av i lig oven appretieloltd .; Venice, and con-. Gent. to- he Coraet, veyed from thence to England. 11 the Court thitught it right. .ed now, he should not tc,l liiiiisAf eatliett upon to "1"11, from tire ' say any thing, as it tsar usually te,tuesi, ill aggiavat ;,..ii of A ‘-!"),1).4,,Y, the iiiren,.:e, as alit, col (Mips Ise"... ;tAlly apera.e.i of it 1 4/1113 toe iittlie..l,-.ii. liisiiee i•iiii i-reil biroio an-I, ihst as tar as "of the till.' iirC.lAller 1,3 iiad in ois rowel ,he had made te,titutioll of the ,i.,)..y lie. i0..1 improp. ily.t.ilivai. (1- . Lord Lt.i„.:-.04 •-cu no,— 1 ike ( (knit should bare something berme it to en nie itutu appot Gan the neg. Cr of vti:iisbn.riit ; Al Ill'tielll it scarcely is acii.i.iiiited stilts the precise llitlille of • offence. • .. Justice PAYI,EY.—We s:•nuitl I;now how much of the , ',t• Suit tlintoNedi of, 4411(1 bow tittle:i be bas, restored iiitirao.iit. -Nona ,vast after 100%i rig' at tar Act 42 Gen. 111. vas not tiwPr, I 1i...t it applied, to any cases but and lie was sorpr ised to hod that under it , -en charged with felony. 1 tint added, that he was far front wish- i 'CIYCe of the Court, , 'it the ease of Valentine lnites, the .t., for a tuisdenicasiour ; but for - -t proceeding. .ed iii the aiiii motive. He %led to plead guilty, and 'Nd not beets supplied 'bat the prislne.: -shah, pint that ,it iip to re '4i:fa:Ulta as. inclh which, such col. well armed, the business he and were brottt l). watch,. to the Head . them were recognized a 4 It is melancholy to state, denten of respectable comic, sociated with such vagabonds is hoped they. may take'a salutai, not again place themselves in so deg. Mimi ; 'they are well known, nod mot, being made public.. We..ennuot 0 ...A.. racy alone for their-families, mend the conduct of Mr. Sheritf Archer 11!,'.,:.-;,,1 occasion.—(Dublin, Saunders's News- Letter', . preventtci7 itili;.l,ll BIRTHS. _— . iv rt" At Clifton, Bristol, on the 98 th ult. the Latlyof n'• Lady sou, Physician to Lis ,Niajesty's Fleet, of u daughter. f ea r - At Brusiels, on Friday, th e 31 st of J une, the LadY ° i tain On Fridayo, the M tiiveen, f a eon a b nd heir. 1 , of June, at Watlington shirr, Mis. Tilson , of son; the infant. suevlved bo t li hours. Park, 057,0 a M. ED. • Yesterday, Captaia Br:RI , haw,E lira, daughter of Johu Blagoove, Esq. of 1111.14i 0, wyke-Huttse, Bodo. - ele4 Yesterdoy, , ra Clapham, Thomas Foster Barham, - t s olo Fg y ' t tit a g i t e F s t* o t of e t l :it r : h t :l c th 'r b :r t i c i r e t , is h :( tl i ii ;: a r z r:a , H t: v t e t , Penrhertra, Es q. Be jet. t rat second dringtocr of enj. K eene , E sq . ,f W ei t o t. 1.47 4 i t t0s Yesterday, the Rer. John Fisher, to Mary, eld es t ' of the hes. Dr. GOOliSall. At Castletown, ...............—.....------__ , DIFD i oil in the lit il year of his age, the l ion. John ,Flis•c u l ~i 6 Esq. his Majesty's First. Demister and Ch ic( ju' il' I te'll'r Isle of Man, o ' n Sunday morning, ('-',:otio, Isle of Ilan, and sots to the late Rev. Jahn t re...- h vi,i,ri''' i'lli t he Bride, and one of the Vicars General of this 1 10 ,11 , te h year 1787, Deemiter Cretin' , was called to tti„,; an neYs liar; e was slum after appointed High Bailiff 01 I' 1 ,,,r and elected a Nlember of the House of Keys. In r . , , t P 1 4 ',4 41 cution of his public and private avocationi. he ilt";; ti r' — „,, a. superior degree of taieitt anti discriminatiew,lbmi `,..ing IP: the Duke of Athol! took an early amiortunity of Pi''''',;jiliit" in a situation where such talents could be Most liv;`,.' i t fat the country; and with that view reconnuentiedhim w 010. nit the Bench vacant. by the death of Deemster Ni'",'"?o,.."" tt l e tt a t t il l e m d fi i i4t h il a f t r g . e ,m or th h e is y t e l a u r ty ll' as 9l it to . t t h u e dg ti e ts , ce n o ct i i l i t l i: l.L e , r :C e r o f lli si c b . was tk rick, impartial, and conciliatory. and as a e r livd llll . , folry an ot ' ni liberal wa imagination, ha retentive memory, V a r ie ty of anectlutrseo, 01, tri'VrthieoUvititahluteuntttatuin"nlit.arilt'Yo'riceusfiscel;-)nat 4,11171ibj. ppy mode of cuannunicatini his thoughts to , ;t p resW rcirtY "*.is universally sunght arid admire}, on 4 "i etes trr fu death universally lamented. At six o'clock hisTose 1 1 ,.t . 1g of the et:th his remains were removed front, kiritsl La h stietown, a nd conveyed upon a hearse to Br k he` a OPP c.: welt, a distamee of eighteen toiles,accompanied itilroti train of Mourning relatives anti friends. Alin t.4t reed, Tate carriage was in attendance, beside a great ""-?' horsemen irons all parts of the Island. 'lll* soler n ' n ite,: riots was met near to Kirk Michact by his Grace ti11:n.44; Athol!, att ended by the. Iteceivvp.Generni i n the Lorti...'fi,6o 00 toach, at. which Ode,: the Ludy was titian front the in l et il carried by the be:steps, to th e church. It was 'l herl .r: illt3 s the Lord Bishop iu his rotirs anti several of the Cle, r ,:„ . cd l '4 l , sublime coroposltian, the Fontrai service, was P.vt; o -1 0 1 ,,,; :e w L .u o r r e : u llishop with his wonted impressioa, ap" r ",,tri''',„'; s6l e t ualtY , Oil whilst the tear of attlietion wks sl' 4 , 4 l ,;ntilh t ,;'; down the manly cheek, the tLsti of hope beause u ri -, to .r 1 Moistened eye, that we should rise and tueet,4o . G Slit pa the 07th of June near Carmartheli , f - kn r Y - a Itaapei, Esq. late Majo r ' in the 7ild regiment. ....1 wit • . LO N : DON Printed by J. P. eA msrAnts, Na". r o 4 buifdincs; and intiai li cti I=.v W. A. SCRIPPS, i CRIPPS, al l ' l t fti at the surr-Ocrtct, " tl9, Strand : where Alc l et -oi. tperts,Oriitri i Lettai (pult.psid),&c. %tut b 4