The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-28 00:00:00

POLICE.

Yesterday Willie:et Shakesly, a tray aged 13, was charged
with stealing twenty sovereign., the property of Mr. Sten.
son, of Rupert street, Haymarket, schoolmast►r.
The Prisoner was a scholar of Mr. Stromlo, and in eon.
sequence of misconduct was lork,cl up in the sebool.room
during the p►riud the other buys went to dinner. Previous
to this 31r. Stroson had deposited a bag containing twenty
onatreixos in his desk in the schoul.roone, which remairied
oolurke.l. After keeping she boy about two boors be li•
berated him, sad soon afterwards di.cuvered that the bag
mid igns were Lour. Mr. Sarnia's immediati ly bail
the Prisoner apprs bolded, and be confessed that he had stole
the sovereign., sad bad sold Owns to a buy he accideutally
met is. the street f.r a peony.
He was fully committed to Nevrgate fur trial.

" Whereas we bare received information upon oath, Heat
fur some days past several persons have rioluttely and tn.
multuously assembled together, armed with shines and other
weapons, and entered by f..ree on the lands of Grilah, the
property of John Musgrave, Esq. and on the lands of Bat-
lylausgaden, the property of William Henry Kmly, Eaq.
both situate in the barony of Deeies-within-Drum, in said
county, sod have there cut up and otherwise damaged the
outface of said lauds, and Lave also broken down festers
and cut turf thereon ; soot wh also on the loth day of
June instant, on the lands of Grilah aforesaid, several per-
sons violently and unlawfully rescued two horses which had
---s--sses been seised for timipasslng on said lands, and Meru and there
The Select Committee appointed to take into considerstion Violently assaulted two of his Majesty's Justices of the
the Correrponslenee relative to the proposed Extra Post, Petite fur said ronoty, to the great disturbance of his Ma-
mid to report their Olerervations thereupon to the Howse; jes,y's peace, and to the terror of his Majesty's subjects
and to whom the several Petitions on the subjeirt were re. p mid against the statutes in such rases provided.
(erred : have considered the matter referred to them, and h " Now we the High Sheriff and undersigned Justices of
agreed upon the fullowlog Report : I the Peace f r said county, brio' determined to preserve the
Altlinegh your Committee have entered into an inquiry of peace thereof, do hereby warn and admonish all persons
what-oevrr tu desist front a ppeariug at, aiding or assisting any
some extent, the advaneed period of the Session induces
such riotous and tumultuous assembly, aid to remain at
them to abstain from submitting a deimilril report of the
evidence tiny have received, or of the nature of Mr. their lawful occupations; otherwise they will be prosecuted
according to law, and the parse contriatus, sad other 2016-
EloFr...it's proposition for conveying letters by an extra post.
cient (sore will be provided to suppress any inch assembly.
If their investigation hail began sooner, they *mold have
felt it heir duty to state their views on those points at —Dated this 18th day of June, 11321.
greater length; but, under existing eireurnstnures their sub. " R SM YTH, Sherif.
mit it as the result of their opinion, that the sneasuie is a " RICHARD USAHER, " It. MUSGRAVE,
practicable one according to the mode in a hsch Mr. Burgers 1. " RICHARD KEANE, " E. POWER.
preposes to carry it into execution, namely, by having ill ".On the folloning stay the Sub-Sheriff, with
light two-wheeled carriage, mud cheating horses at stars to eisyht 51,t4i,trtit,..,,, prore,d,,,i with , party of I bi„
where exceeding eight miles each, to pr serve the antmals , ntolotetry to the lands of Grilah and Boollylsolgadeti,
from over-tenth/a and distress.
Although your Committee are fully sensible of advantages Lola tit bo.h places caused some turf to be de.
to be derived from an arcs !crated system of correspondence i stro)ed which loud beets cut illegally on enclosed
between different parts of the country, they feel that con- grounds. In a short time they perceived a body
aiderable inconvenience may arise in the great mercantile of men advancing to the alwellitig-house of Mr.
towns, from 1114 deliveries and two departures of the Post at .juhit m usgrave, -ran s woodger, which, with the
different hours. How far Ibis inconveuience may be court- .
irrbalanced by the advantages of the more speedy conveyance, !cute, they began to demolish. The it proceed-
your Committee are of opinion that experience alone eau l tugs *roe accompanied with the sounding of
enable the public to determine. I horns, notl shouting, which were answered by
Your Committee 'understand that Mr. Burgess takes upon other parties on the adjoining mountriu. The
himself the expense of the proposed plan, with the exception sub stier•ae,
UT with the Magost.rittes mud Mill'ury,
of the charge that will' e occasioned by the establishment of . "
alltaioced towards the house. Some Magistrates
another office in London, the employment of an additional
number of letter•norter• and kite, earners, and also the in- nude before the
_ _ ton re t, and addressing the

eidental ea:polars which may arise from the increase of office.
duly in some large provincial towns.
On this part of the subject, your Committee think, that
if a practicable, safe, sad uniform mode of accelerating the
Teneral correapondenee of the country should be ultimately
adopted, some small increase of public charge would be fully
compensated for, by the considerations to which this Report
has already adverted.
Upon a review of the whole case that has berm salmiitted
to them, your Committee recuannend that Mr. Burgess
should be allowed to make his expetimem.
261 k Jaw, 1821.

rioters, entreated them to desist, a■ otherwise the
military would immediately he ordered to fire on
them. They all desisted, and some retreated from
the spot. They were, however, instantly brought
buck by their leaders. The entire body drew op
in a menacing posture, armed with blaiirs, pitch-
forks, and other weapons, and the work of destruc-
tion 'spin commenced. The Riot Act was then
read, and Ploclamation was insole by the Sub-
Sheriff; who ordered one of them to surrender.
The man swore that no person should take Lim ;
and the rioters slowly retired in a body. The
hussars were ordered to arrest them, and many
prisouets were taken. Shots were occasionally
fired, as individuals tither made resistance, ur re-
fused to surrender when ordered to du so by the
horsemen, who were necessasily dispersed in the
pursuit. The infantry moved on to support the
cavalry. "I•he troops being thus engaged the
rioters made a second attack on the house, but
they were dispersed by a few shots, and several
of them were takets prisoners. The Sub-Sheriff,
with the Magistrates, then proceeded to Claishonore
with the prisoners., *lime tm.t.ber wa- 36. Up to
this Ve.1141 it dote not ariteste-kreit any tires were
lose•. From theoce the Sub-Sheriff accompanied
the prisoners to Dungarvan, with a proper escort.
We regret to say that a rescue was afterwards at.
templed, which rendered it 'accessary for the troops
to fise, arid that uu this occasion one man was
• Frows ttw eowearrias testimony of various semisoft,
we find teas this masa was nom.d Elluett.—(hdifor of She
Ilf.uferford Mirror.)
The following are the names of the prisoners
couttnottil to she cousay gaol vesterday, by Jobs
Coursessay. Richard Ussher, R•chard Ks one, Jobe
K•ely, Richard Musgsavr, Edmond Power, mud
Hobert Lonr•.n, E q. s. :
Patrick 111'Carihy, Michael Wade, Thomas Krnnedy6
Richaid Listehatt, Michael Fottgcrabl, Michael Ruche, Mt.
chart Hackett, Patrick Carroll, Michael Linehan, Thomas
Byrne of Grange, Pais irk Hautogon, Demean Crioningliamt,
Joins Alicarn, Terrace rilwarro, Thomas Tubas., James To.
bin, Michael Douro', Tchy Thomas O'Rriea,
James Carthy, Thomas Payee, hook* Keane, Laurette*
Monolog, John Monroe, Tbionorm Miturfielol, Janice Brien,
Thomas Comical', Michael Moughns, Thomas Downey, Pa.
Vick Murphy, James Lean, .101 on Foisgrrabl, Hasid Now.
aloe, J.llO Manrti•ld, Bud Moor H hair, charged on trash
with having rot the 19111 day of 'Mlle instant, riotously and
twerawnouusty assembled together at Grolsh in this county,
and then and there committed a great rout soil affray, aided
and stsismd by I oiliest, at urcreut unknown, ill an at.
task uu the dwulliut; liuuse of John Fit Id there situate,
sad redenvmund to 41cutvlish and nctun:ly did throw dues
part of said humor.

NAVAL INVELLIGEA.CE.

'w, JUNS

Arrived the Hyperion, Stewart, (rum Hautitg.
PLYMOUTH, JAMB 25.
_ _ _

Arrived off this port the Clio, Picket, from the Havonosaah
fur St. Pentoshurgh, out 40 days: left at the Haysnotah the
ships Confiscate and Hornet; spoke on 7th Juane in lat. 47.
long. 20. the NelKon, Hormel, (sum the South Seas fur
London, out 32 months; a full ship.

RAILWICII, J 011124.
Arrived the Princess Charlotte packet with a mad fro.
Cuxhaven.

/UL, lull U.
Come down from the River and sailed she Brilliant, Clark,
fur &sine; alercury, Brown, for Messina; nod Morita,
Fondle. fur Bourdeaux.

Arrived and Frank' the Aus, Atehemoa, fro* Si. Domingo;
abe lust au anchor and cable, aad vu supplied with sout►er
from Doter.

GIL4IIIISIIIID JUNI W.
Saikd the Royal George, Ellerby, fur &nal.

CORN EXCHANGE, Pura r.

We had no fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day, but a enasi-
derable Tummy seossissed ors r from Monday's supply,
which met very heavy sale at that day's prices. Barb y bean(
scarce, sold full as well as uu hlusiday. The Oat trade was
brisk, and rather better prices were obtained fur fiats Corn,
the supply betug small. la Prate and Beaus these is au
■llelation.

COAL MARKET, Jams V.
Ships at Ma►ket. Ships Sold. Price.
60 Newcastle
16 Sunderland
1 Scotch C0a 1....... 0
1 Cinders 0 -a. Od. to —.s. lid.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Ct. Red." 76Aik I Indio Bow ...46 44 pr.
31 per Cent.. • B4ii Ex. Bolls, g..g dot. 1 pr.
4 per Ceats..94 94k 94 I 1 dis.
Bst.k L. Ai15)..19 1-151 I Cons. for Acc... 7712
Itip. 3j cr Ct. Au. 75 '