The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-31 00:00:00

FunTHER PARTICULARS 0:* TO? RIOTS AT eIRMIN6TrIM. ki:RiEvt AN Atm EN - ric SOURCE.) 6 4 limuNotimq, (.)CT. 30. The Town grerit meastii e resumed its ac customed trampillity. The Ilaruptlytt Club, as it calls itself, so noto rious for itillarnini..; the populace, consists, accoril ing to•its own .recount,• of Eighty Members, sub- scribi►►g ss. per a►►►►'rm, .Mr, JABET published anti distributed great numbers of the Address which appeared in Tee SU N last week, which seemed 'to have the desired effect On the popular mind. some. of the opposi:e party, says our Cor respondent, perceiving, took,' o Inrir accustomed practi c es, and finding ruths too pow et al, had re course to falsehood, and witt, (1 an; sorry to tay, on the mind s of the credolon.) its usual effect : the consequence was, the mob principally, in its: active agents consisting of straugers, ;ibout five o'clock in the thorninf4,,attaeked the house vf Mr. Jahet, Printer of the Birmingham Herald, Lrolie the windows of the ho,,se and shops, but fortunately .4ithout. injury to hint,rlt, ,wife, and six small children, ho were removed to a neigh bours house, soan alter the commencement of the ',outrage, which was so sudden, that the' Police had not time to render any efficient assistance; the military, however, scion made their appearance, headed by William Hamper, Usti. one of our Magistrates, who has been emi nently active in the whole affair. some of the principal ringleaders were, 1 am happy to say, taken into custody, and were, on Tuesday, corn- 'flitted to IVarwick Gaol. "The Earl of Aylestord,N.G.Clarke, Eq. and the other gllicers of the IKarwickshire Yetimanry, the flandswolth Cavalry, &C. de,erve great praise lr the readiness wi; h which they offered their aid. Colonel Crawford, of the 73d, Major Thackwell, &c. and the MilitaT•exereised great „ for bearance, although they were outrageously in tuited, Some of the most active of the disturbers 'were of course ridden doWn, and two men were curried, to the bospttal, one of whom is since " On Tnesilpir somt- -..ymptmns of riot havipg 1 - nanitested themselves, W. Ilimper, W. Bedford, Esqrs. and the ottoer INlagistrdtei, ordFred bully to cleat' the strvet, and poblishetf bawl bills to caution the people front asAemhhog, , 'which has completely restored the peace of the -tos'n." taLostn's...--For many Years the Commi,sioners .cf Stamps enteitaineit . .the pinion that by thw ihsut nitre biolms a;in mhos un,4ampeii -slip.s by way it üb. , i.+nlluinti • Or 14 ' 06, 1110 Vt'ir.te was either oetrrouled, or was liable to be Afri:r many plans that have.- hero sugget.tol to retned .tlx evil, the Commissioners 'of Strimps at length proposed to Ine•Commiitee.of bloyd's the propriety of using stomped slips iwthe absence of policies. in all transactions of Where tlittptstch ‘itts required, which slips coatil after .wards be 'exchanged f or policies without incur ring any additional expellee., 'rt. tiring th'e ewes. , .tion fairly before the•Subseribers to Lloyd's, a general meeting was held ytxterday at the, polio:- +rise. to take into considtlation the propriety Of . •passing a bye-law, to pr.ohibit the effecting of any insurances at Lloyd's, exerpt on stamped slips or policies. The , question. was warmly debated, and many advocates expressed themselves pro•antl. con. MI the subject ; and, after a long discussion, it. was resolved by the meeting, that the revenue . bail not, in tact, beers defrauded Lby the custom . whirl liad.for many years prtvalled of making in surances ou•slips rat •paper, they,being afterwards trausletred to regular policies, and that it. would, -be Of greatinconvenienre•to the brokers to use • the stamped slips r tautly issued by the Commitl- Itiotsers of Stamps . ; and an adjournment, sine die, - was:anoxed, and carried almost unanimously. The "etirtgrevinusly votv.d.the sum of 401. to eight ""idtuen;belonging to,,Hcarne nay, as kreward for their conduct its wing the crew of the Lp• Ple , v wilt 'Vest Indianian, whith. was lost on the ..i‘louse Sand the 29th %Ve ha ve the stttisfaction to learn, from Intel -)igent , who have Ititely visited the Pal Corn Distrirts, that the 41 , trnis exci.tyl by . int4.t.etittal spectatutits.,of 811 scaveny, are totally inisiipported bit tive tesult z - ,f the bar 'VieV ,TI Is titYlitr...! (11;:t m tie grain, 4 tkitt year, is geiver .'ly inferior tt that cif more y,e, . , Forts; hut, in imintiol. quantity, It i";,l...icr ~ ,IrXeeeds than Sans -Short of an :ACE ige. (.)!'icrati'e atikl experienc-ed -men irtit this, t7ind =tire y Wort; to lit. len() on 11 dealers and s'peanL N r atOri, • :•4 ' Might we but gratell;lly to r !timber, lii last rear us rtbUildalice—that -ll,pc,riatiOns also tilled out ,•grati,nries—that stocks art• yet till Ito " 4 and I bAt Pro vif:ci.cc lids lJlt it 1i! •ltl the V'rgetalAr laid animill oductions, shicrin ;t . „therefore, all ti;•..e ' , twos fiiirly, svc see " .00 reason to ileSpOnd—llluily lor gratitude 4111 1 tha n kfikiliC .eg • • - Weil haiibeeti said about the late tleelitie44 the Excilangels. linuttef , !w pin chases of grain made view to impottationon the opening of tinc ports form utitionl)tedly one', but not the only cultic ▪ • Oft trs ,phen.omenon• It i, tscit known Ihnt 't Itio.l ti , ,,.taions tor She ayt five or Six weeks l o ta • induced many tot - mitt! men rn•sp , zlilate hugely i., bills, antlei iit_Ag t h e re-action e ±,ich bag take!t. whicla they haYe .ctillst , d— having the 'Miro. lo Otis°, insomuch th,it !bey ale now the sellerv, ratto.r thot the I:Alters; hating i,t fait bud their own bills vi - t timed to them • *crewed, they in cototte f _re.appe,se on ottr • tiaaue, -mid art: again scatlio haze profit. • slit!' NEWS. PoßTsmotiTit,.(?ci . 3U ---?i,rt . ii'c`tt't)te= 4tnftly, EDGAR, from, the for .1 toolktt, fool 1.4. GRPOSON, PLY:ildWrit; 06 - ^ 'llllo , lt 1 .1 o'clock, a smicleo ail v;o.nit gale nom ward came on, and drovy two trowting sirpps shore oti the l'Oint under Qiteett A01ic...4 11,orei uy at the entrance of Cat sv;trer; olie of thencis the Elizabeth, the 'other the Venus—boil' jaij• "Duch d'uwiged, and Intl of w&er. No lives were log. The sloop. Success, Luu.E, its MitSand Bay, loading for Falmouth, has broke her hack, her rudder gone, and other damage. - • DOVER, Ocr. 30.—:Arrived the - Quest, Eliza, Venus, and . Cathy rine transports, with solOiers from , Calais.--,Wind S. S.W. FALMOUTH, OCT. 28.7—At,'ived u k MajcStO ship Dwarf from a cruise, having take , yeSter day, off this port, a smuggler, with 190 ankers of spirits on board. His Majesty's ship Lee sent in here last evening a French schooner, with 250 miters and a quantity of salt on board. HARtriCili • OCT. '30..-r—A rri vett the Aurora, MILKER, Irons Loudon for Konigsberg, with loss of aochor and cable.—Wind DEAL, OCT. 30.—Carne down from the River, and sailed, the Tohiego o PIE.RSoN, for Liverpool, and the Stately, Etioaa, for 34maica. Remain his Majesty's ships Ganytnede, Rattlesnake, and Scourge revenue lugger, and the Swift East India pilot yachte--Wind S. EDINBURGH, Ocr. 28. MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK. We learn With much regret, that on the morning of - Siinday the 20th inst., the wreckof a vessel, completely broken up, was observed drifting about' the shore near Curtewall POint, itt Galloway, without any per son, paper, or document, that can es yet lead to her name, or the port to which she belongs ; but from her having no cargo, and from the spars which have been washed ashore, viz. a main 'boom of 33 feet, and a tore-boom of 24 feet in length., it is 'conjectured that she had been a coasting tresses, rigged a schooner, of from 90 to 100 tons' burden. It had blown a mere gale from tkie north-west during the night, bnt as Loch Ryan te a s open to Ihe vessel, it is supposed that all her sails had been spent wheu she was driven ashore, and that all the crew had perished in at !vowing to leave the wreck. 'I he sloop Fisher, of Leith,' C0n,4401: master, full loaded with treat go at bite herrings, left Caithness on the 19th inst. at 12 o'clock P. M. and arrived at Leith Roads on the 20th at 7 o'clock P making the passage in 19 hours ; could bAve wade the harbour at the same time, hart the tide ans cued. This is supposed to be the 4piekest pas:age ever known by any vessel in that trade. The brig S;'o tig, G!:ANT, arrived at Aberdeen, ttu Tot.mday Liar, from Aveltatlgt 1. after beingdriven as tar to the. soutinvlrd 13ttrA t , iii the *hi kot gale of 6untlay.. The,.Sprjog,,sailed over Arch loges bar on the alt,. at .witich dlte the brig Pearl, BANNERMAN, had nett ArriVE.l ; hid -met next day a fleet, of IC or . 18 .vessels, chiefly British. . The thig Mary, of Peter head, arrivcd can the 7tlr ult. afrer bering-drivvn as far to the north ward 85.74, in which latitude, 'about four weeks -previous, spoke two vessels,the Thomas and Wil liam, a barque.and one of theta belonging to Shields, out seven weeks, but not arrived at the above date ; several vessels, which had got to Archangel, barity. had the most tedious pattsAges of eleven and twelve weeks, owing to continued adverse pies from north and east. There ‘rery wily about t went y itish vescell at Archangel ? where a vet rt:itt quantity ot tar had just come dint it, nod would in obably remain unsold. As a proot of the iratde at.Leith bcini ir9Prov7 itt %yr uoderSlatld 'hal t ‘vithip. the last, tet; wet:4s, no lets ,than 947 vessels . have ttrrivc;~ ;in that port. Yesterday a Conitof Direetora teas ; OCR 11 the' East India blouse, when the following Otiircr4 ,were stvoril itito the command of the', r respective ships, viz.—Captain P. HuGii4, Bridgew,a4E, for Madras, Prince of Walesth I .land, and China Captain 0. ,NAYNF., Atlas, • :or Bengal and China. ALGIERS. Thefollow;ng is an F.xtract from. n Letter front An Officer on b ou rd his 111alestyts ship Tagus, in the Atclhipelago t dated Angus!. 1816 We titibaited the Algerine : Ambitsikador, vain!, and prestos to thy GRAND, 8i1;1914,1iOR. teas presentrd to the DRY, a tine notne-It,tkin4 cello w, who has, tbrough all our late tlispitres with Itim,-shewit a resoliniolt-and force of wind 'worthy a better cause. Ile gate the Captain a handsome sithrc ; we, 11+e Lieutenants, got, a Iwoyd each, and the rest at the Offiters some catittsitp . of the country, a 010115t...0il dollars among the ,ship's utilipany, and bulltirks anti sheen innumerable., so that yett see w,c are making quite 'trading' voyage of it j when we return, God knows u hat - we me not to get. For ail this . We are lumbered m ost sh o niliady only conceive, in this hot cli mate, 7.0 fat i.tzy 'rink:, isor•es, 7 ostriches, 10 antel4pes, parr(); punikcys, Al bulls, &e. pennen op in this stnall friaate, int:epentient her crew, Stc, 4 tett i "Joive tt.ship . itt to“ , with 10 r,iarrie., ,ratitpatit tigers„ 200 Atisti iatt, tio male, 40. fetoale, stai,ijO black heir, slaves, all ily , iitied to the ',awe ph it In fact, Pincoc.K's Met,ages tact.: to what Ae could t.beiv, ota.--tiow heartily 1 ptav for 'a good bve e, au f A gosciut, it ib amid, i 3 likcl to-appear in a d escen d a n t °I tbe celebrated llABToNliooTti. E,Li,:s•rnte. Theottieal Camputigtt at Alrioches ter turli . ell OIIt well. The Tbeatte Was to cline for tile seabvp,uu,Sattitclay night, with itib °wit lscurfit, RIOTS AT " 11h-minghom, Oct. e 9. ' 4 Si i.-;--You 'will il.n;:litiess receive accounts o. it tiOt wuich tabit place in this town inst, itigitt• N'rin linty Assure yorot.u.lt (hat -the following is a !rite Stet:eilt;'ltt (11 : tV 1 ,1,11 fiCillrred :-- _ Fotsnnte thcp that largonsus and audacious lihel on the Government of - this country, chile d the A•hfri•si and Remonstrat , ee of the Inhabitants of - Nottingh a 111, has -hedi circulated in a cheap form, with mouse industtkins and mal.gitant ) acti vity, amoug the lower nttler of people, accom panied 0, tily an aceowit ( . .f the speeches of the (thief Demagogues wuu ath i res-ed that. misled and sanguiltary popalace. A few days since, to rn-operate with the above', an address was posted up in the most ctiu spit:nous parts of this town, from preel of people calling themselves the Birmingham Hamp den Club'. These worthy 'patriots have formed themselves into a club, for the purpose of aiding and assisting in the great national duty of, Par liamentary Reform, by the dissemination of truly loyal principles,' iv% Such are the wordi of a part -of. their first Rrsolotion, . which is followed up by the usual language, which lota- been so often repeated by that first-rate patriot •S; - r Francis Burdett, that venerable old. IMy Major Cartwright, and the whole ttibe of Refound's. .To counteract the baleful influence of stock inflammatory ni,iimew, lkii.,labet, the con ductor Of a most respeetable and loyal weekly Paper, the emu:ere/at Herald, published :a copy of a very sensible and temperate address, :which h a d kcvn issued at Bolton, and which was 111Sert. ed in 'l , Ha SUN nI Saturday last. Ai the bottom of that address lie stated, that this town was suffering with'the world in general but it is with great pleasure we obstrve the measures pursued by the benevolent inhabitants, in procuring some kind of work for those who were unfortunately at this time prevented front attending. their regu lar work ; and hoping that thositmen would show a proper . sense of the kindness of their richer neighbours, by an uniform, steady, told peace able conduct.' • • . ' • ." This very salutary.a4monition excited much indignation among many pour people, whose Wink. being soured by want of employment, and so lately Acited by the • scandalous papers which I have alluded to, and who had 'been (old that all thejr distresses were 'caused by the improper con duct of the Government, prOcceded in considera ble numbers to Mr. Jabet's, insisting 06 his re moving those papers from hi's shop windowa. Ott trig retasal, they recommenced act.:' of violence, broke the whole of his front whitlows, end . were committint; further acts of outrage, when the Maititorates attended, the Riot Act was rend, and the military were 'calk d out, who promptly cleared the stre e ts without innieting tiny ihj/try on tlsc poptducO, but nut tilt one of their 01- errs %Vas 'much 'hurt by ti stone, which struck him on the head.• This morning, the Chair— man of this Hampden Club, which 1 bas's men tioned, has is s ued a hand-bill, lamenting that such riots hare taken Place, and declaring (loyal gentleman .9 that itis and Nil lii, wbrthy us.ocirt tee otijectS were, nierely to obtaist; by 'peaceable tae! ~04, their tihjeet. . Is,.aney be wort', while to tilt tirt who tilts chairinah is. 'llls name is 11'e - is - the son' of . f*senting Minister' of the Blptist persuasion ; be keeps a pt:tty school 'to tv, i ch reading and writing, having kited in his laudable endeavont'S to get his breach as ti strolling nlayer ; and now Preddent of the Hampdeu Chit The inembets, I nuderstand, ttreAseradne Of thc Shllie stamp with their President; and they hold thejr meetings itt it miserable pot-hosise out Sho~~liiil, 1w this toirn. And it, i 5 I.lsch as the that eats . excite Our poor people to the mosrflre:‘,l - het's. Atter the niistthief is done, then ewli With sweet lottafenify on their lips, disavow all acts of violence and outrage. Solite of the misguided inen pretend that Jabet.s'aitl 94, a week were - enough inr , his wite, and fim children: he'splentrily declares hem vt , r uttered; and front general 4Neellent and• lot 7 tan character: k is utterlylmitossitile 'to sur,), -, 'st he slid., " . " are now, onil hare been all the itx, - many disorderly pvoilie 'aboili• '114! , :trcets,, imilic o Olarly Dhow Mr. ;Ilbet'i; hops - r,!, which is nem. ,Nektotti3lattie. Nhtgist t how ever,•tm the alert', the . r.litary .are nlitt 015 YOlitaitry y arc Ortit:11•41 afietirl; there tore, I feel itltl dioiht that this wi'cit't.ltrattimpt will pi,Jcuctl to no it lengthi. [Extract from aitother Th oini)so , Alakistrate, behaved exemplary spirit Mu big tile riot, and Was well ,ceonded by a party of rile 73d, iand another Ott t lie 154 - h %rim cum furnier, was Isnocked O ` itis hoice by it inige 4.10 e, mid carried into Ytil apoitpitiary's eli),e by ; and In t 4 vrje,tor .Thljor received a Virg. ion Wow iii die eye. No lives were lost, anti the town is tplict." • I‘I,ANCIIESTEII, MF/ETING, OCT. ?9 Yeincrthxy (Moodily) ,vas theperiod fixerl upon, • kit eltTell o'clock, attd the site wr is it o up: i pace, of gtotool bet,veett St. Peter's clturell And avans, - gate.- The htlitings were formed of t tvo 'tlitts t Weltf the eontlaelori of the proverdloi , s, who tittroonted aboot a dozen' ; at a thort di4tance front thence, appeared a pole, hoktlog - tont , . "tio,tre !maul, heaving lit conspletmai eharaeters the following words, " Free and equal . Represen tation." iktt busitiess of the dAy was not, however, opened until 12 o'clock, .vto,,, 40 lin4c• tialit . .! We C.0.11i1 forward, :11;1 4,lOrrbitig the tildy exhort, d diem [n gjve pstient Atltl inipartiat beiteinez to all who :111(1kAd deliver their Selltinlttit6 (an injunction felja adventured, all •circtunstance.4 duly eoolitkr od). Stone tleentir then Occur - evil np , Jn do. eltobe of Cltairitinii—a lite, t'"),,ittitre hart been the person preiioitsty talected 1)v lais coadjoioins' t'ar the oe.: caster', but, for teasont which did not :ippear,,lP ;v:i s by no means t.c) polatittite ti,e t% a. \]r, Wit,rlVoiti - 11, . • tied to the honour by ii latge rciuttaat to Lis L'* iP • dined tit. office. and Mr. I.C7:11) wlts evt=nt , illly vitt hr ,:ted. A, string of resolti itoii- of a , i.ailar C t islirleXirPl to thrise adopted in 0 4 . .. r nige.”., star! \ 01 ,A 7 l etittally violent A: V.ibleticy, -kV ti '. plli ed . „ eve . . ally recoaappridtal to t4e . as , clibilii: by .s!, , eches teeming with :he asnat, r.ir,ilogtre of . gt it v.4llces, injuties, and onto et,,inu t A. It is caleni,n , ..4l tli':re weee op more titan san ,0a ner/ole present, 2,000 of .vltoni entail h.... only tiecitte , l act.l4onartiei;lators in the transactions of Iberia', i a verYillvi.4.ficalit crowA, certainly, considering the 16;0: of :no tice, and the exertions so assiduously einployed to stimulate attendance. We feel the tstrito,,t satis tactron in observing that the strictest order awl decorum prevailed,,and that the patty, much to their credit, disi.ersed abort tour o'clock, without betraying tiny. inclination to tumult or utizrage.--. (Manchester Mercury.) , SPORTING )NTNLLIGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MEETING, 1816. WEDNCSDAY. OCT. SO. , .... . , Handicap Stakes of 25gs each, sgs forfeit, if declared within a' quarter o f an hour after the weights are fixed, for three yr-olds and upwards. T.Y,.C. Mr. Vansittart's Equator, 4 yrs, Bst.. 1 Mr. Rush's Sertipall, 4 ifs; *lst., ' • ' 2 Ld I.'oley's Scheherasade,.6 yrs,.9st.llb. . 3 Seven started.:—Two pd.—The Judge placed but three. 2to 1 agst• Equator-11 to B agst Seheherazade. . . . gubscription Plate at 50g8, far two-yr-oltla carrying en. 71b. ' and tbrre-yr-oltl3, Sat.4oll). 'F.Y.O L 4 StaV64ll's to. c. Bytish, a yrs mr, l'ansinart'a h . c.' by Orvitlr, out af Nlomentilla, 2 yrs ..... Twele storied.---"Thej!itike piacd but two: D. Of Graftun's Milton, ;:+t.) t 11). beat tit G. H. Caren. dish's Goldenleg, Bst. bib. T.Y.C. 1000.-6 t 0,5 on Milton- AGRICUI,TURE, MOSTUL, REPORT FOR ovronEn. .• The longwninuanee of rainy weather has been severely felt in the Eastern' awl Northern Dis tricts, where a conkiderable . • breadth of o,!ts atn►l Barley,, and even Wheat, that , were emit in the early part of ehe'month, still remain sfleering on the:land . . 'The white crops in the rens of Caa• i ." bridge and Lincolnshire have totted on the gfoutul. The forwarti sown Pease have been %veil got in, but the Beans, in roost parts, arc stilt in 'the ffeld.— The %Vheuts alOng the Beret anti Essex coasts, coming earlier to tbe'Siekle, have in general been well harvested, and'are fOund to rise as well as those of last year. 'Clover Seed is likely to vise badly, Isom the irregtilarity'of the crops, and the ,unseasonable weather for getting it np. The Tor- . nips are in many counties {going off, particularly 'the Swellet4, from the extreme wetness of . ilAt wea. ther. The Cole Seed plants are good ; and the grass-!anti feed is abundant every where Putn. toes are found a i,hort crop, mid exeeil on 've r y thy soils, are detective in'suality. Wheat son , - ing is pretty generally commenced, but is not likely to be closed int this side Christina*, front the, great extent of Bea'n eddishes, the last of - which still renmin tincerted : lie seed got in early upon fallo , ,ved lands haVe planted freely, from thy nioMness of the season. The Meat mar kets have been. well .supplied ,thronet,the particularly those of Smithfield, St, lves, - and Norwich, where prirae Beef and Minton have foutaa brisk dttnand vvidfin flit kst fortnight, at an advance itt price, Lvan Stock condones dull •,t 1 vat, pArttenlatly for Scotch and Ww14,41 rontA, the ilrove's %yhicli are mitre 1 tltnerrtus at; this season than usual. Sheep unti floggets ore .stune wliat dearer, arising Iron/ the start nitich the \\ P ool trade has recently experienced, both itt 14trig 4itil short IlLeces., I IJ A N D. , DitgAorvt. AcQti)k:NT.--Thu trienos Of ' Air. \V. Aolle-StrCet, ‘1 ill witn regret, that •a 111(61 .11104 . kilig itecifiet4ttotlietmel to I:Int a iewr - days since, which had vet y prove d fit al; Mr. Moorc, as an eminent tt ruche L. try, so justly ecihr,tted in the medical h ue , noricss .iu in the pursuit of Chei l istry, ~,„1 h s it most cxtcnsire and (.‘ntnplete Lahormot yet-tilt:Et:at. of iti . Attuc-strect. A It W days sin ce lie prot jug sonic experiment with hyttrogeti a,,,f o%y;.:,011. Vt'llidt lie had succeeded ront3iucd in a small Lorre], m a ,t e tight, and of vvry strung wool. 1u the course of thc. Moyre went to his Lthoratorv, dx Ostull, to :• , ,Oe altar tight 3 he ipld a ii:Otted cAnllle iu , tin: Aline of w'hich,,by Nome itecident, coututimirated to the bandni t the whlch.inqt.intiy blew np • with a tremendous and ineloncltily to rel i ne, sirtiek :\ioote nit one side .it his I".lce, ivhich, we 41, cut,- 'eel tied io attar', broke his cheek hone, and tin ced one eye , oat--his bead k also injure.l. It is sup post•ti if he haul been n little lieHreC, Bill head i-itA4 ,l d 1 - )town 6ft, as pr.rt of the barrel was ,foi.ext.l through the toof of the L m horotory, '.l he uo;t,.hOy, convrying the tria'ls Groin hur to,ll,ll,iino,‘vas roith,..Al iiset Ni Va. o f chmge„, rwlsiiji:l4- of thirteen h.igs, froin Anil the et;itnify, for the Northesn Oistricts of this Cuttnt,y, hy, two tite.,l artned pis(011. Att Ho; ortice, prevented the earlier notii:e of thk,occurrencc,--(liayo Cvnititution.) 24.—lit consequence of thealarrti ing illness of his I.‘:,xe.cliency the'Lotel Lietaenant, iti.,Coe Hots. Vesey fitzgerAlti kit teiwn otk. Teiese,os. b.glit for I)nhlitt, with great expedition. We hall a few dry days in the hilt. weep, (hiring which a great share of the harvest Nvas Seijrant Jehh is to arrive at Limerick on Fri. day next, to hold, Seisions, enteler the ir,,,urrec tion Act, for the Comity of "Limeriek. • sitffis (Or the County Tipperary is ill be held on the Tuesday following. STRATItAt.LAN, N.tbvi, t‘'out Veleelel, by Al.lot'A LEFANU, graod-ilitoglt:t:t 01 till , Irt#loll , o- bft4DTDAN, Lsti. tr4 , l, evfte4o.ll, litOy to prove n most popolar. Aliis Ls vANU pOyst'St,e4 the ttlaettitie 4,1( ber bite CC.* lebra ed Uncle ; for the ChitrAs!terti on" Seance which ,flit has tiratvil in this glitiittql pelformanee, itre in the poli,bed yiyle an4 - tko4le 01 ket The Chat-Act er "01 ItatO Torrent/ale, in is tine 'of titeloOsisperleut of show y• Att rpttlive, anshlveritAii 04- itAve 'file tlirliogou " • ltttlt ti s Ilse " 4 ' s P"sPvcts Vii ;- W Q til4 Witte tor Oa barge. 210; v t :.: t e ti: I ll it % : 11 3 41 1:4 7:114g A rli: u bt 1. 1 1:011 1 t%