The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-17 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, DFCEBIBBR 12.

It is understand that the Marquis Wellealey
will not set out on his journey to this country un-
til the beginning of next week.
Mr. Ginilhorn arrived yesterday.
ANACREONTIC SOCIETY.—Lust night the Mem-
bers of this Society gave their first Ladies' Concert
for the season, in their room at the Rotondo. The
hand was numerous and complete—several Profes.
sore of eminence, amongst whom we noticed Mr.
Pewees!, hewing conbibuted their powerful agsist.
slice, in addition to the performing Members of the
Society. Their Graces the Duke and DuOm of
Letustet honoured the Society with their preseisce

PRICK 74.

on the ocrest, jou: We alto tootteed the Hot,. Cant:
Stanhope end Lerti.44ir Eillartal rud Lady Lrerp
Sir Jaws long Cody Aritleratp, Ilorson,
Gliiereecit;,l)r.•Ausetn. •
kr; ettrewhie!taky Cett.t.tie Merthig wool. held plop ..
Irritse 'et D'Atey's lituems, thr Earl of Fula ,
the chile.
Mr. O'Conuett presSonerletst et, logiuto nn 111 r..

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Grant. and concluded with moving.chat a Cooson't
tee- be impoiisred to, prepsre an Address to that
Right Gentlemen. Alluding. in the cour.e
of spe.ch, tooth? present disturbance", he said it
was notorious that the costars of three dissulbsocer
were It•citl. and st,re such at no ate-stair); could roe- '
trot. The euir,e were attributable itss gsrat.rnee.-
sore to the depn-enion in the valise el land. and to
the sudden change from a paper to•is mooted outs.
rency. To Ow latter cau.r %Ir. O'Consosll attro.
honed much a the misery of idtti south of Irehtsl4. Ofhip own konwltalge there 'Owe many whom it
reduced from u state of a state of star..
rattnu.•
The motion n•ukseemided by Mr. Rug)) O'COn-.
nor, and carrwd by acclamation,
* carom itter Pr tosell-sme. .itbeAt6.4,,K the tdo I
-4 of Fingal. ass they appointed To-r the purines.-..
atiri 41w meeting conctuoted with soling 'hunks to •
the Noble Each for hiscooduct to the Chair.

Sir William Stsmer's yeomanry corps was yet-
_terdry inspected by Sir Culqubouss Cimitt, in their
' barracks, South George-street.
Wedoes&y last, at a kill parade. of the
Balk yeomanry, cm:solitude*, by the Earl of Roden,
that corps voluatered their services to any pint cif
the kingdom. .
The Cast leblaney carps of yeomanry were placed
on permanent duly on the 2tl instant.
The four men who were yesterday merelied down
risme-greet, and to College.str* et police office,
handcuffed, were npprehended for the robbery of
Sir Marcus Somerville's Kinds., in the comity. or
Meath. and were in no way coiniecteil with the dis-
turbers of the peace in the southern district.
coax, two since JO.
ite regret to be obliged so detail an instance of
the extension of the spirit of outrage, which has n
long afflicted Male of the contiguous counties, to
almost our own ioniselliete neighbotsrlittad. Op
Thursday eight, lass. tlr haggert of the Rev. Mr.
Gash. sites* betwerrn Macrons soul Corrigdroltid,
containing. as we are informed, AA @tots of Cord,
was harm down. Soriely this evidence of the con.
tiesity of such a utaligtiout spirit ,efurets the uettiii-
shy of having eirery,ownisore of precaution and, de-
fence speedily adopted, to meet
,the aliensiug evils..
Information has also, we regret to sod, reached.
this city to-day, that on tint night, between tlfe
hob's.; of ten and eleven ir'dikl4 sis the Limerick-
post boy was conveying the moil from that city io
this, secenipanied, us usual, by two dragoon,.
they were attacked near Ballyhoo/iv Mountain, by
some of the lawless ttatiditti, who sue at presexit
every night on the alert frieufnehief. One of the
dragoons was shot. and the post-boy's ha was per-
forated from another bull. This aititek was made
shortly before they reached the place where it is
usual for the Limerick post-boy Is meet and
es-
change with the Cork post their revel-five lel%
and the Limerick post and the Single drirgooir had
to return over the same grosiiid Where their coos-
tondo' was shot a few minute* before. )ft is ha-
uaeutable to reflect to what uu extent the hatuittri
are proceeding, as the present 'stuck was male with
no other object draw, that of committing a waritou
and unprovoked murder. a.
Noterithmanding ell ear caution in not giving
currency to every groundless rainotor, with respect
to the present disturbances, still we find that cir-
cumstances have escaped from us which we coon-
dered at the time rested au very good authority.
bin which subsequent and more correct itifernis.
non proves to be totally groundless. We detailed
in our but the sirs-enlist suers of a person lierole ofr
rested its the county of Kerly by Robert Twist., EN.
and conveyed to Dublin, and who, it was supposed
was deeply emesiged its the late nocturnal proceed-
ings. This we gave on tire faith of a Gentleman
who beard Mr. Tails, mention the occurrence at the
Inn of Macroom ; but we hod by the follotieng
letter, which we Isaac received from Killarney. that
there is tin truth in the story alto4ether. Many other
of 1110.1• details of nocturnal outrages, probali'y rest
011 uo better authority, more especially when we
presume they are presented to ears greedy to re-
ceive them. However, it will always afford us plea-
sure to contradict any =statement we have been
accessary to, as it is the least reparation we can
make to the wounded and anti eted character of our
country
TO THE EDITOR OF THE CORK MERCANTILE

CHRONICLE.
Rut— You have been motel" and wanfesdas imposed nn by
giving circulation to an ott!fousded 'statement with retard to
the apprehension of one of the kaders of the Milk Doer,
by a Mr. Twins, of Culls Island. I am very sorry that your
valuable Paper, so distiogoishrdtor its adherence to Twiny,
should be mode the vehicle of falsehood. A gentleman of
the name of Twin, pastier through this tows an his nay
Cork, circulated the same report, word for word, as ,t ap-
peared iii your Paper, but very few believed it, end not
without reason, as no such Femme has been apprehended,
and morarquently no such information as oaratinatol it your
Paper, given. Thst it was a innaroug is now naivermlly ac.
knowledged. Even Mr. Twin., to whom his itinerant bro.
Sher gave the merit of apprehending ibis leader of the
White Boys, mould aot conceal his confusion, when this se-
pal las& rearlsed hien frost K.llateey. As your Paper has
been the firm, I believe, t., give rwereary so she report, I
ant most anxious it should have the merit of Mat onsrsOirs_
irgu.—Yuuratruly, CILLAkSIENSIS.

Gas and the Bristol Hero met at Jactson's
School, in Old Bond-street, on Friday. It is almo,t
ii.ctcdible that the vanquished should display sn
few walks of the blows he received in the late ter-
rific rem-mitre—one eye was closed and bandiked
he complained of a pain in the bead cooly. Several
Noblemen and Gentlemen were present. JACisoN
paid over to Neat 400 sovereigns, for beta made
his room, 'bid fifty were presented to Gas. The
eontra•t in the size of the two champions sit uck
every orre.

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