The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-16 00:00:00

POLICP..

COI.I.Ent-STRRET.--Mit+ harloitt Broonerigge
was confined at this office, by l,e•ce-officer Robin-
son, under • eher4e of stealing 4451. 10s. sterling,
the property of some pepoin unknown.

cLONDIEL, 1110Y13111211 9.

A few days since (we believe last Tuesday) a
parts 8,1 men, truths.; tinted, came in the middle of
the d iy to a firld near Oman, at the foot or Mese-
where some of the I.IIfVIVMS of the family
of the Shea,. whose horrid and naessinpled prior-
der is still fresh in the memory of our readers,
were ploughing, and proceeded deliberately to
uutackle the lames and to break the plough•,
at the tame time cautioning the unfortunate pw-
pie, by the 'maniple of their massacred relatives,
never to lout a plough in that ground again. And
on Thur.dsy siturning Ire, Mr. Con. O'Neill, ■n
opulent and rebpectahle farmer near Lisronagh,
found moiled to his thaw a letter, signed Cirptaia
Rock, who is still is being. war sting him not to
keep an acre of Lisionseh, which he had, a few days
previous, taken from Edward Briscoe, Esq. ad-
vancing to that gentleinGll a considerable fine, tell-
ing I list they would not come by slight, but
by day, as they did as Chiron, and shot if that kind
of visit should not answer, they would then burn
hint and his family as they had horned the Shea. ;
that they would do all this in the lace of the Peelers;
that no police should hinder them, &c. &c. The
twitter was not generally ill spelt, gramtnared, or
ill written.—(lie►u/d./

CORK, NOVEMBER I I.

The eight ribbonmen convicted in Dublin, sr.
rived by the mail coaches in this city on Saturday,
guarded by lour of the Dublin police officers. They
ware transmitted uudrr a warrant of him Excellency
the Lord Lieutenant, and were heavily ironed. The
convict dress was put upon them abottly after their
unseal, and they will be sent off by the first ship,
which is shortly expected to writer. These tram-
tousle men are erpresenied to Wive been heretofore
of peaceable stud imlus ousts IlabitS, sod have left
large Menthes, cousistiug of 40 or 50 imitviduslo
after them, who are thus thrown upon the world to
odd to the distresses and calamity which pervade this
unhappy country. A credulity in some foolish and
eitheolotes prophecy lies, it 'rein., led these men
and their mill.ocipare to commit those meta which wade
them utnenions to the, laws.

Flitlay eireiniog, so Alf, firtioto. formes. of FOrdo
haw, woo let tirtitug borne. he wit- stopped 'tear the
Malting, at the out-kitty of NeAuturket. by four or
five men, who, alter liettlittg and ill.tionig him very
much. 'twit from hint >flour silver, nod pulled off his
hump, No, and stcck.h.tudkerchirf. in to:Arch. pot-
-1104. of uwre valuable plunder. In this however,
they weir dumpitottitAri. as they dui not il.scovcr
sante 00,114 ulttch Mr. FrSON t•airrir4l ue lour,
coal pocket. In the snuggle, we ate informed.
Mr. FVSON infEetril a mink on One cf them altich
may perhaps kaki no 11114 &tett:bust. Thr huge IN of
the rufA4o ',tong thrum two his mouth, he bit hint
woli touch strength is to lake a piece off one of
them

N OYRr. CIRCUIIgTANCIL—FimpIiPe4 at Leising-
him chOteli. near Thorsday the nth
to.taitt, by the Rev. F. Ounatss, Rectors twenty-
one chtldteu ; nil of whom, ter-el' one, were from
the paper-mill, I..issinghain Moor. and seventeen
of them of two families; ate. mite of Mr. Caop.
ent's (the eldest 16 year* of &pm), sod right of Mr.
CLARRes (the eldest 15), rMr. RODINBON, of
Siettford. and Mr. CLAMR, of the paper-mill.
hove imposed upon themselves tin important duty.
its swing as sponsors on this occasion fur the whole
twenty•sorw. A large concourse of people front the
Heir/labouring villages attended to witness the cere-
mony, sad the bells rang study throughout the
d.y.