The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-02-06 00:00:00

IRELAND.

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DUBLIN. FEBRUARY 1.

The Magistrates or the County of Kilkenny have
resolved to proclaim the entire County. The
Leinster Journal says, that two men hove barn
lately killed Its one purist), ■ud a gun and an old
sword ,'oleo in another parish, are the only known
causes fur this proceeding. An advertisement in
the same, signed by all landholders of Dunmore,
the Barony arid to be disturbed, Slates, that the
report of the disturbance originated with one Salts,
driver to Lord Ormonde, ■nd the subscribers posi-
tively declare that party whom Salts magnified
into a band of Coravats, were two persons of Bally-
ragget, on a sporting expeditiou, who came into
au inn to take refreshment.
Mr. Frederick Jones, son of the late Patentee
of Crow-street threatre, is announced for the part
of logo at the new theatre to-Morrow night. being
his first appearance.
1% e undeistand that a number of most respecta-
ble gentlemen, *rho are not in any respect putty-
men, had a meeting at Morrison', on Satur-
day, when un Address was drawn up and ap-
proved of, to be prevented to his Majesty ; I,aviug
for its sole object acid prayer, that his Majesty
would some time deign to favour this country
with his presence. The Address will be submitted
in a few days for the eignatures of the inha-
bitants of Dublin.—(Ca►rick's Paper.)

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MONDAY, JANUARY 29.
The SOLICITOR GLNERAI. this day made en ap-
plication on behalf of Thomas %Wallace, Esq.
against Major M'Neniara, fur an alleged participa-
tion in the outrage columned by his brother, Capt.
M‘Naistara, on Mr. Wallace, on the 14th of Decem-
ber last, and for which he has not vet been appre-
hended ; and also for having authorised the publi-
cation of certain libels on that subject, as alleged
by the affidavits on which the application was
grounded.
An application was also wade for an information
tigiinst Michael Staunton, Eq. the proprietor of
%lie Dublin Weekly Ilegisfer, for the publication
in that newspaper of libels, as also alleged by the
affidavit, on the subject of the come outrage.
An application against Richard Scott, Eq. was
also niatfe, for writing a paper which was published
in Carriek's Morning Post, with relert Lice to the
same outrage.
There were five different affidavits filed to
ground these applications; and before the Solicitor-
General war door stating them, the Court unani-
mously declared there was sufficient ground laid
fur granting a conditional order against the parties.
Cause is to be sties n against the t•onditiuoal
order, within six days from the service of the orders.
PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, JANUARY 31.

Goa. Deb. 31 per Ct.... 781 Gov. Stuck b per Ct. 1041 Si
Oar. Stuck 31 per Ct. 78 711 Gd. Canal Loan, 4 per Ct. 41
Gur. Deb. 5 pa Ct... 105 51 Exchange, 63

FINANCE ACCOUNTS ORDERED TO BE
PRINTED.

No. 1. An Account of the Deficiency of the Consolidated
Food un the sth of January, 11121, together with no Account
of the manner in which the same was made good.
Nu 2. An Account of the Income and Charge of the Con-
solidated Fund of the United Kingdom, from sth July,
1820, to 501 Jemmy, 1821, distinguishing the surplus ur
deficiency in each quarter.
N 0.3. An Account of the Sums applicable to the Re
demption of time Funded Debt of the United Kingdom Do
the 5111 of January, 1821, .eparating Ireland from England.
No. 4. An Account of the Total Amount of the Funded
Unredeemed Debt of the United Kingdom as it stood sass she
sth of January, 1821, tug,' her with the Annual Charge for
Interest int the mime, separating Itelsodfrom England.
No. b. Au Account of the Unfunded Debt of the United
Kingdom .s it ',tool on the sth January, 1621, distinguish-
ing that provided for (ion, that unprovolid fur.
No. 8. An Account of lise Amount of fo► Manage-
ment of the Sums applicable to the Redempt wit of the Fund-
ed Debt of the United Kingdom, from the sth January, 1180,
to sth January, 1821, distinguithnig tad' year, and separat-
inglreland from England.

N 0.7. Au Ace moll of the Amount of Charge for Manage-
ment of the Funded Debt of the !limed Ktnetionv, Irons sth
January, 1790, to sth January, MO, distinguishing each
pia, and separating Irehitil from England, stating the
average of charge per miliiuu, ou the sth of January its each
year'

Nu. 8. An Account of the Amount of Charge fur collect.
ing the Revenue of the United Kingdom, together with the
Aniunnt of the Net Revert', from :Sib January, 1790, to 5111
January, 1921, distinguishingeach yesr, awl separating Ire-
land from England; and averaging the Charge per Cent.
bulb we gross and net Income.
Nu. 9. An Account of the Amount tif Supplies voted an-
nually for the United Kingdom (tom sth January 17911, to
btli Jan. 1821, distinguishing each year, and separating the
Accounts of the Army, Navy, Ordnance, and Miscellaneous
Churgrs from each other; together with the number of Men
voted annually Las a...eh ermre.
No. !0. At. ACCIOUIIi of the Amontst of Charge on the
Cunacrlid•ted Fond of the I.;nitrit Kingdom, nudes the bead
of Incidental. including Civil List Prnsions, (ruin bib
January, 1790, to sth.lanuary, 1821.
No 11. An Account uf the Amount of the Ditties received
ou Wiuduws from Slit January, 1820, to sth January, 1821.

FEIiOCIOI,I4 CBUSLTI.

PIDMOLITII4 JAI/MARY 30.
An instance of most brutal cruelty MIK witnessed at this
place kat week.—A young matt, about nitietree years amp,
a student at the Royal Military Colley., at Sandhurst, after
riding his, horse on are beach, ordued his groom to take it
into the tittur•euuel of the York Hbirl stables. The groom
discovered his lIIIVOItOII was to Ils 'troy the animal, and poi.
hutted in vain that it might be 'pored. The young maw tired
small pistol st it, and the Millet entered just under the eye.
'lle poor creature Hew oils cf she bands of the groom, and
dashed limb* against a wall; s it went uff another pistol
was bred at its hind parts. He then had it caught, and
brought up to him, its 'rid., that be might again bre. The
wren bed state of the poor :Emmal beggars description, it had
n wound under Its eye, where the Brat shot emceed, lite ell
partly destroyed, and blood nod water running profusely
down its face, whilst rem part of its frame trembled with
acuity ; it was thin, kept whilst i lie young MOO scum his broth, e,
a lad of about t 1 ur It )ears of age, to cost fresh bullets.
A quarter of au boor elapsed before the bullets were brought,
and the poor cicatere was Irtft more fired at by its Mho
man master, The repeated discharge of pistols brought
several prima* into the yard, who at length sent for proper
people to put the suffering animal out of misery, but this
was not effected till it had been kept mu a most mangled and
pitiable slate three learseis of an hour from the first shut.
—Thum who witufterd Ibis mirage conduct loaded the young
w.rtch with reproaches, but drew from hint no expression
of (Minor sorrow. Many of the iubabitants determined t•
iostitnte a criminal prosecution against him, amid were above
to open a asineriptu r the purple', when they were to-
form d, to their simprise and *omen, that them is ao law to
'waish sets of Ibis description, brevver barbarous or
(Plymouth Telegrrepo.)