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Yesterday evraing Peter FlispettrtrA underwrite
rainali.n. charged with midtinu a disturbance
of Regerfla, iw Castle-street, Leicester-bads,
the CAIIII tuly%ioners.

Mr, John Hodgson, one of tbeelerks of Ike
Hot Juristic the sitting of the Valid

bleure and mu others of the

the Wen.taut, who bail just bets ordered pay
deli!, railed out in loud voice, addressing tilinself to the
Commissioners, " You are a set of scoundrels,"
and ass coutianinw hi. :shear, whew the Commissioners
directed Monday, the constable attending the Conn, to take
the Defendant tutu enainity.
Mr. Consul told the Defendant that he wee slot only 011184-
jeCi to a fine of 4.:(!W hot also to impriaimment, and IeCOVI.
waded him to interred, with Mr Moore and the other gra-
Dewiest not to press for the utmost punishment.
The Defendant admitted that he had used Ilia tanviage
imputed to him, hot said it was °Niue to his bring either
in liquor, nod that be was estreniely soul fur the insult
ofrred to the Cond.

Mr. Moore undefined to the Mateistrite, that, no the
fendent sat non convitired of his error. he thought the mi.
-Citified Mien( five uhdlinea would !re on tlitient to do ter hilt
and other.. (coin sinsdar I.ffetaces, and on paying thin he was
dischargi.d.

tCI.6OROVGII ETILIreT

A singular examination relative to n robbery so a very
consideualrle . t, took place 111.1,• 11U Toesday. Dr.
Kerri-on, of Burlingtnn.atreit, lost a hox, containing
• diannund ring, 'trash., necklace:. 31111 various mine
salts/164, appro.:ages of dress. The persons atispresest
were a s, raiiiit of Dr. Dumper's, 111 11 Ili. wife; the latter
of whom had the rate of Mr. K. rrigmi'ai hong., Mrs K.
and the family residing at Torsiliam-green, where the Dianne
regularly A ilrash ha,mj orenereil in the bristly,
Mrs. K. went into mourning, nod mat the hoz containing
the articles in the e..ir,age to London, sewed no ion moth.
The conehm 111 pan rd 6.,uiig Jemmies' the lion MI
oithiu no i 00000 r door, 1111 hr 14:15 acruatnmed to do when the
buy-servant ibil nut meet the carriage at the ulou.r. Nn
pi 1,011 had :11"1.1'113 111 11114 place lint 31re. Copelasol, •Ii•
haul the care of the hot the box was mimic,' tithes
Mr.. Kerrkon came lii,me, and lure 11111 11111 V In rut heard of.
The additional sio.pirtints she housekeeper stool her
husband wlie have realked CCM ly 1.900 f, at sr. vire, as was
proved) were, that the 19 w whets in Dr. Hooper'', aurvice
called himself a widower, and recommealle.l Iris a ife by
another name to Dr. Kerrinuis. He slept at Dr. fierri.on's
without perusission &hoot the tune of the M.% twin::
hist, and his sharaeler u.i: Iv.c. d not eery salicfnetsir7
by Iwo e‘litleieru posrsit, nttli whom he had heti,
(hue tool Inst a ridicule containing a rpi‘iutiiiy of outgo,
v 4.10111 sas Ih.' 11111 Y of 'lll. man 111 have brought tow ihr
liana, (sons the ear, tage after the holy null gl.l/11(.113111 had
talezliteul 1.3 a visit to Dr. as Ssaumore. Toe
other Geslllewtwil lust his hook ;mil hark mites liken the
man wall in his service, although th. y hail sot proof against

Mr. Raker, the Magistrate, observed. that altlin”gh site-
picions 'sere rrrr qirionz, there ers4 no pr.."( to %gallant :a
coanntainqat. and the parties wet e liberated, their
adtlit.s, if te:ittirtl.

7114M[* orr::t.

Yerdeldri Mr. Jailor Shave, and annlnr m1'11.116311. nt.
lend. al !refute Nia iabell. ear p., r cluirge "Kai Nit 4.41‘
lam TI•wo:o Garbutt, of Ilse &up R•.ngrr—it wets of Ilse
full.nrinc• nroure:—.

The t 7uteplai isnot (Mr. Share' stated, that he was cooper
on hoard the above vessel Minot the middle of Aviv's,,
held, the VeP4t'l was anchored off the island of 'reroute,
on the roast of Tinittur. inhabited by the Dutch. and
hr. with foren ! more of llw ship's ctimpany, procured
Irate of the Captiiti to go on shore I.r as li•w hours.
The Cent obits:int became rather isteltriAterl, nod stooped
*burr the given tone, and noon tftllng 111 the heart,. in
order to go oil topsoil. lie perceived nee of bet dupmil►.,
missed Henry Fur, the inate's bort.ati erre,. bartnontisly
ill.trested by a great number of Alehits, and hr went to
recur hint from their vrogentice. The Miitats foisted noun
him itt..l tied h's lands and Iron, anal hunt his lu 3 I
dreadful mortise, when by he was prevented from going
ea heard the Ranger. After some time hr escaped host the
31alays, and a second tone treat In the leach where the
slitit's hunt Witt lying; lie jumped its, sod ni toll 4y the
first mate that the Captain Isid given to dri•that he on. to
he l►ft GIII 11w island; he in-raided in gOitle on hoard. :mil
the renew' Farm insturdiately seised Complainant ronnil
body, threw been ovrrtaw.4 Into the at-3, anti pi.d sir to the
reaarl, which was ander w. iglt. He with great daffiest, y swoon
to the sl.ure,mud war by tin humanity 01. the Governor of
11w Island presented front ',nevi tig—w ho was so disgosor.il by
the e :ore of the Clitain that he permitted 1111.
ant In sclititiat smiler his rrorelion for twelve u k•, when
he was Liken on board the brig Hrantby, mud brought to
England.
Mr. Kolibri' said, he wan very sorry. hut he could not de
any thing our I . eee , mid the Como!nionot and bts friend left
the office appareutly much dissatisfied.

'lnnen
SMtnr.
which gaire
(71ithulie

presided.—
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The attendance was highly reopecighle, red the
procredicgs were masked by the greatest temper-
lure msil circsiin.pection. The dralt of a Petition to
Parl..sinetit, in which she privationssisil ciairll% of the
Catholics of Ireland are stated in moiterite and per-
hole respectful but at the same time forciWe isn.
gnage, was presented by Mr. o"Connell—rtml,
and v, ry {mid di,enssedl, paragraph hy paraip.ap!i,
and after some slight tel alteration, unaiii.
monslv adopted. It was theis resolved that the we.
sentainri of the Petition be coi.filled to the Earl
of Diasoglimnre and Mr. Gramm, the point turd
riel.ertrol friends of Catholic Freedom—that it
would be essential to the iniere.ta of the Petition.
ens, that their Petition should be laid upon the
tables Of both Houses of Pailiament. WITIIIIS THE
riEFT WEEK of the Seseion—and that the Nishle
CIINITIII4III be requested its Cffin 1111 l 'locate these Re.
'solution* to Lord Uouooghw,ue rod Mr. (Station.
A ilesultery and protracted conversation then
took place on the stitsject of flw approint mesa of an
orncer to sll4llolge the Catholic Correspondence, in
the course of which st veva' allusions were made to
the charge which Inv, lately beau advanced (in priot
and otherwise) agining Mr. flay. it twos terminated
at lettlph by the nominal 4.1 NI r. O'Gorman to
act as Secretary. pro Import is having been I wevi-
on-ly resokeil, that /4 " Court of Honour," consist.
t/!..! 4,f. Seven Catholic Genilsmess, to be named
Mr. [by himself, it 141 los held, to investigate the
ro..iluct Of that Gentlesuan, in the traii.artion
re-
ferred to, Mr. O'C 11, undertaking, without the
slightest liersonal animosity whatever, to prefer the
accusation against Inns.

STATE OF IRELAND.

From 'I he Dublin Earning Post.)

The reader will ILO below ti letter from Leitrim,
It is give.. a• an instance of the mode ton common,
we fear, in distrihutiog jiistice„ We shall only say,
that Wit kinder tiyatrin now were generally adopt.
rd—if the Gentry of Ireland were oftener in the
habit of rendering themselves nlar, there would
not be MI fri-(rt-111 I r a demand merle on die Execu-
tive for military aid. However, we rejoice to reite.
rote that, notwithstanding ►he few districts in which
extraordinary measures may he deemed advisable,
Ireland, talien altog.ther, never exbihitt d a spec.
tacle of such general tranquillity as she does at this
period.

That a spirit, such as we recommend, is begin.
ning very geuerally to prevail, we are happy, from
atithentic documents. to state. It had, it should
seem, been dermal istle.pahle by certain Nlagistrates
of the county of Limetick to convene a Renck. fur
the purpose of laying a Memorial before the Lord
Lieutenant, in ordrr that he might be pleased to
extend the Peace Preservation Act to the parish of
Kilfergns, in that comity. The Magistrate. and
Landholders in the neighbourhood of the pariah con-
vened • counter-meeting, the Knight of (Din in
the Chair, at which, in an imainimiins resolution,
they expressed their regret that it lima been dreined
necessary to Bench meeting of the Magi*.
tralea; mut they resolved—

"That the parish of Kilferkus is, and loss been for some
years, inn state of the atto.t perfect tranquillity and order,
and that the introritirt or such a mengure in that its/ills
is not only totally needles', but would also lay s motif in-
convenient soil traders ac►eahle rxtreime noon the landholders,
•Iready moth snore burdened than they ran easily hear, and
D 44411114111 cuojonciisin wtth the low stoic of the markets fur
produceuf every Lind, to involve glom in ■ esu great de-
gree of embarrassment.'
They fo,ther Resolved—
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That in case nf any divtoirlianey reaching this pariah
from au quarter, 'to pledge ours Ives to keep du• pc,ce
dependentiy of any such uncless and inconvenient expense':'

Portualit to this Ite.oittiiim. they have sob.
peril)rd a Dcelanolin' (it coatiiii.a already 200 Mg.
natures) which we chilli insert, no an excellent.vx-
ample to other diatriets 1.1'11114.1'1y CllCUMPrilliCedo
Or itiemteeil with .imilar
it Aletions :
,t We, the Landholders of the pari.li of Kamm whole
names are hereunto affixed, hereby pleder ourselves to attend
She call of any of unr rt I.ident Strietstraies, at any time that
they conceit e the public prate and the security of lives and
property to he at all in d.tomr, and to gi►e them on any such
occasion tne fed support if ONE personal exertions, in maim
mistime trangstillit anal the (tonally of the mows, and that in
the event of any Nicht ly Meetiams or Robberies iter wring in
our parish, or auy miter ilk e3i act b. ing runimitted, we will
collect:rale and indieiduallu air our bevt endeavours to
diseases the p(rpetraturs of any such ill(pal net, and give
the earliest intiormalitta this-cut to uur utiglilsouring Ma.
gistraies."

lit pursuance of the principle on which the pre-
ceding Declsratiosi is founded, A Iturptisition his
been issued by the Hight of Clio (Mr. Fitzge-
rald), by Mr. Moosell, and several other Gentle-
men of the County, addressed to Mr. Apjohn, the
fligh Sheriff, to convene as Meeting of the Gen-
tlemen, C:rrgy, sod FirehoMeta of the County of
Limerick, in order to take iota consideration the
present state of the Police of this cesuity. •ud the
best means of enforcing tie due administration of
ttw flows."

The High Slieliff has appointed this day tor the
purpose.
11', are persuaded that if the spirit of this De-
duration prevailed. and a like sy.tem were adopted
generally, tl•e eonntr)• would be retuiatril in a state
of perfect Ira,
. _ .

F .
rom w Clare r train that a meeting of the Gen-
tlemen of the comity was to take plAce on Thum.
day, to take into coriritleration the exi..ting *tor of
the Proclaimed st, as ilir t rowlititto of
the county of Clair, fur route Italr rm.. 'Cells* to
julaify. a material 1'1.11111114111 111 thr uunlltrra of the
liolicr, If nut a total StiVeli,iun of the emu, rate.

These are certainly cominuovientior.s calculated
to gratify every lo►er of host. try, and grievously
to disappoint those incendiaries who would wish for
nothing more !kill an Opt unity to exhibit their
ultra-loyalty in pnttinz dawn stditinn and treason.
Bat it is tome to retools to the letter, *alb the
mention of *flick we co 111 l ...rowed utak srticle. We
insert it will' a view of ►hewing some of the soils
with whirl' our seldom% hlrgistracy may endanger
the peace of r tdiat►ict, and ■ specimen. atuotsgst a
thousands of tote mode by which the Peace Pre-

LONDON: Mated ail Pabiimbed ai ibe 011 Ire. Na. I°%•
fitreadi i above Adverdsrseats are tareived. awl Letters
(pad paid) must be addreaord—C. WITH. Na. 1,
Olemare Prissar-1. WHITg, In.Sdia44

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1111WITattr. WOLIN. NOVEIII36R
aerwret so 41.4 •'''
lore ci the Cutwt CATHOLIC AFFAIRS.
lit+, and &imbibe Ti .e exptctrd meeting of Catholic Gent!
r
he Court, eta
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ook place it D'Arcy's. in Erne-surety on S
y NlNA:et',
de. uoil ono conducted in i instanter which
. Or. .
rs toeing inr...4, sincere plreoure to every frirud of the Cat
.1 to 10.), **malt emit. Thr venerable Ertl of Fiord ireful&