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sit is tie sisehisi. Priestree's wilt eat up Is Ishii WO
inning till abet. three Xedisk, sod mill** 'Flame& se.
mined 'Whig hy
He was cienr-exestimed al reel bora so b his Immo be
Rolm( so She Prionnerea lawn our that particular nil*, and
tic stopeof there all eight, lobesd of gobs to hie two Wk•
wheeb wee at • priblit.iosee • veep short Maumee teem
it; hot he pee • series of very sesatidsetery mad CMOS.
dietary simmers me theme potato.
Mr. Bares Gai*ow sunioned up the evillest@ at vast
length, and As Jury heed the Petunia Otalfp—DeALL
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• SURREY SESSIONS, Dumas& 5.
ARTICLES OP THE PEACE.
somas* C. JINXING.
The Rev. Julien Sande% the Minister of the Pantos Cho.
pet,, Webb-street, fleviaesideey, exhibited articles of the
peace tumbles Mr. Jobs Jemmogs.
Sr. Timmtmem, the Eshibitanre Ceniniel, requested the
mewing might be reed sad airmen to► and that Mr. Jettaisgs
might be ordered to Sad pod hail for hit lisepieg the pease
in tome.
The Exhibilaat meta. that es she 3d of November Mr.
Jesnings rate to hos house mad cried in the most outrageous
111111110ef, therobrea le destroy the Faintness', and produced
• pistol with which he said he would blow set his braille; and
es the letb of November he again, while the E.:hastiest was
preaching, assailed hint, called him liar, and thesalswed In
blow not hie braise, and his vinleace was so extreme. iliot
Eshiliitant west us fear of hie life.
This care has several times bees discussed bests the Ma-
gistrates at Eloise Hall Police. Odle, mad tba ratio are
rather eitranrdinarg:—Mr. lensing*, abort thirteen pan
ago left his wife, and site not hewing may tidings of
Iser,husband for tem )care, married Mr. Jame* Bowden, the
Baptist Minister. a man mach the senior of Mr. 'comings.—
Os the latter retarolog to London • short time agoi be
made iouniries after his rib, sod found that she had berate .
• convert to the Baptist faith, f. e. Dimities by immersion,
had beet, dipped, anittosonied to her pastor. He nests to the
pastor's house and claimed her, and used the •inlence as that
tinte, and subebtently, which formed she grimed of tie
;items& consplaint.
The Corset appeared la be in pommaino of the farts con-
nected with the emir, mod ordered Mr. Monisp to enter isle
securities to keep the peace swords Mr. Blindest, Ismael, is
the aura of 2W cad two bail in 101. each.
BIGAMY.

Ames lispains, paper-heater, residing is Sarre, road,
was itillieted fur ►awing, so the Stet of Justify, 1118,
us-
lawfttlly intermarried wit► Mary Niecell, epistoler, at the
church of St. Mary, Newingtues, his wife, to whose be was
=arrive' oa the 2.3 d of October, 11113, at the church of St.
Aadren•by•she.Weedrolee sod SI. Auri, aleckfriare (united
parishes), being thee ahem
The Primmer was tried and acquitted yesterday owing to
no onsission in the indietenent. It seeded sleet the last mar-
riage took place in Si. Asses's, Blackfriare,
Mr. THRSIGER appeared fur the Proseestios, avid Mr.
Tverenn for the Pristoter.
Mr. TURTOIf drew up a plea for Ike Prisone► wlekla was
read. He pleaded that having been yesterday acquitted by
a Jury of she charge in the peeseni indictment, he could sot
be legally tried again for the same offence.
Mr. Teutsta applied fur time to put io a replication to
the Primmer's plea.
The COURT pot off the trial so next Sessions, and ordered
the parties then to be prepared on bulb sides, and Millaintal
he accused to Itail.—The Sessions terminated.

POL/CC.
BOW-STRUM
miseremeate of information, Bond, the nicer, apple-
beaded Thomas Skokie at Islington, an Friday, on a charge
of beige coacensed with a gang of smiagglers•ia wwusdi•g
several °Seen' napitryed in the Preventive service. The
offence having been ..omitted in Lent, Bond was dimmed
to convey him late that annoy to ha eaaoi•ed, where the
oil TIMM reside.
Oa Bluaday the Prisoner underwent an examination be-
fore the Magistrates at Margate, when be was idemoillied as
one of the smugglers fulled is arms on the td of Repose-
ber last, at a place called Marsh Bay, near Margate, who
attacked • party of Officers engaged in the preventive ser-
vice, when lieutessat Carr Ives disarmed of his cutlass, and
received a wooed is, his forehead while nipped in • straggle
with oat of the smugglers. Is this desperate affray two of
the men employed in the preventive service were wuroded.
Tha Prisoner was eammitted foe farther examisatioa.
IMARILBOROUGII-ITRIZT.

Nary HerWm was charged with robbing her employer,
Mr. Coalition. of the Goal, is Pa of four aim
table spoons and other articles.
Mr. Cuthbert stated that the Prisoner had beet a month
In his service, sod ou Moods, she *eked to go out fur
two hoots, but he saw no num of bee. He milord four
table woos, which were those produced. A woman
named Fall, was is a pawahroker's shop when the Prisoner
pledged rose of the spoons, and offered to give her two
shiniest, to go for her box end take it to a wharfat Padding.
too, as she was goiag to 'relay., with one of the guards.
The wean• gave informatios to • constable, who on search-
log the trunk found other articles belonging to Mr. C. and
• shirt of the poe.boy's, besides two duplicate*, which led to
the discovery of two other spoons. The Priboaer was fully
eornasitted for trial.

NOVEL THEFT.
A lamplighter, of the asme of 74 aspic was 'honed wit►
stealing a private lamp, value AL frown the ►oown of Mr.
Bell, I. ft. lamees4treet.
A yowls of the same of West uw the Primmer go op a
ladder sod take dews the lamp, which he loaded to as se-
eompliee, who ramped with it, bat the Primmer was followed
mad takes.—Reormided.

GAMING.
A publican (Mr. Fagg) is the neighbourhood of Pomona-
street Barracks, 'weathered by Iwo serjeants of else Guards
with permittiug gaming in his house.
It was stated that the Adjutant bad given orders, from the
isformatiou Is had received, foe the serjennis to go round to
the public.borises and ban say soldier to his superiors who
should be detected is gaming. In ibis Inatome two sol-
diers were conveyed away for playing at cards at dilferest
perioda so Friday evening last. There were foor osis of cards
worm to as beim' played at ours, chiefly ammagst journal-
ese', bakers.
The defeats was that the publican was absent, sod the
cards, be nodersti;od, were brought into lb* honer..
The Magistrate observed that the alumni, of the goblins
was so excuse, nod be was Awed 40e., and reminderthat the
fine was 101. for the second offence.

FROM TUESDAY NIGHrS GAZETTE.

DIVIDENDS.
January 3. J. Holmes and 3. Holmes, now or late of Carlisle,
common carriers, at the Grey Goat Inn, Carlisle.
December ?S. F. Feuton, of Sheffield, membaist, at eleven,
at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield.
D. ember 'Mt J. Robinson, of Biriniagbam, Warwick, foe.
tor, at twelve, at sloe Swan Hotel, Birusiagbarn.
December MI. G. E. distirr7, .of Manchester, Lancaeter,
merchant, at Iwo, at the Star lan, Manchester.
December k 7. W. Durban, of Geared, Norfolk, paper.
maker, at four, at the White Lion lon, Norwich.
December t*. T. Landon, ..f Hartford, Chester, saltmana-
factiorer, at eleven, at the Office of Mr. Hostage, North.
with.
December VT. J. Marlin, of Liverpool, merchant, al one, at
the George Inn, Liverpool.
horsey 12. W. 'hake, of Sloane-square, Middlesex, linen.
draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
December 31. T. Brandt, of Bradford, York, goiter, at ele-
ven, at the Coort.hourie, Leeds.
January 2. W. Carobs. of Leeds, grocer, at eleven, at the
Court-house, Leeds.

CERTIFICATES —Dactyl= 25.
sf. Newton, of Neecasile.apuu.Tyue, couper..—T. Play.
Ur, of Plea Bund-sterct, Muldersest, bunk-maker.—W.
Jackson, of Lasted farm, Codham, Kent, farmer.

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IRILAND.
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DDISLIN. DICEMEER S.
The houses in Cathedral-lame, Kev,o.street, oc-
cupied by a number of poor families, were so much
injured by the dreadful hurricane on Friday night,
that they were entirely evacuated by the terrified
inmates. about SO peruses, who sought shelter from
the pitiless storm in the barracks of the hone police,
Kevin-street, where they were humanely received
by Captain Bell, who gave orders that every atten-
tion should be paid them.
One of the artillerymen stationed at the n3artello
tower, Sandymount, wheel on his way (rota town 04
Friday nigh{, want blown iota the basin near Ringer
end, and unfortunately drowned.
A house it Ballyhough-hridge, from which the
old froid had been removed, Prenoratafif So Oisitr •
up a new one, was blimp doers ati Fr*, . . +;
and of the inhabitants,anniiiing of nine' 'e'er's: .
eight were most severilllV.bnlfmed or oifiliiSka,ta.•
jured, end • fine boy, sled line years. 'wit mitred •
tinier the ruins : by the IDDIARDEr of . drintil"
balers, they were soon enabled tors:Waive A lib-.
bash, end come et The baidy, hit vaholipilly the
vital spark was qnlieestinct. •
THE YEOMANRY.
At • meeting of the officers and privates of thin
royal revenue caps, held oa Saturday, Ci .'.
.
J. O'Brien in the chair, the following revel .
proposed by Lieutenant Smith, and seconded, •
Lientemtht Lee, 'were unanimously agreed to :—.. '
" Resolved--Thir lathe present tool eat, when • spirit
opposed to all the necessary restraints of law, nrwality, and
religion, eir alarmingly • displayi itself throughout a great
portion of the country, we feel called epee, by ,ttreprioel.
pies or loyalty mad moieties.' which Arm gave existaines to
this corps, to offer to his Maieetys Geveraweut woe min
vices, is any manlier its which it laity be thought eiffelki'lli
to apply thew, for the mainteoance of public order aid d. .
private security.
0 That we sincerely regret the inability of owe
nod respected Captaie-Commandaet, Ailed Mffilailielig
to resent* the minsiwand of • Corp., to which hie allMelleins
were ro effective, and every member of which retslossineeelly
reculleetiou of his merits as an officer and a geetientlell.
4 That we •Iria regret that the military engagements dile
Right Hon. Lord Castlecoote, as Colonel of the Qesses
&witty militia, prevents es the honour of twill cesaaseuded
by his Lordship.
" That, under sheer eireninstances, we legitimately look to
the Hots. Ab. Hely Hutchinson to fill a *halation, to which
so many qualities of warner, rash, lied experience eons.
blue to render him peculiarly efficient—sod we, therefore,
unanimously solicit his aceeptausee of Has eoutatand of the
Royal Revenue corm soder the armholes of his Mejes-
ly's Goveransest.
. Signed by Order, "H. B. CODE."
The Loughry corps of yeomanry (county Ty-
rone) under the command of Captain Lindsay,
have ununimonsly volunteered their services to any
port of the United Kingdom.
An order has been issued, directing that one
captain, three lieutenants, one drummer, and ItO
rank and file of the Belturbet corps of yeomanry,
should immediately be placed on permanent duty.
In a recent number of the Reporter, we stated
the murder of. man of the name of Jeremiah Scully,
near Kantnrk. An inquest has since been taken
before Mr. O'Bsiee, one of the county Coroners,
when the Jury returned the following verdict :
o not the mid Jeremiah Eerily, was forcibly taken out of
the house of Owes Doty, at aingeel, its the soul county, on
the morning of Tuesday, the tab day of November, by au
armed party of men, sod we End that the said Jeremiah
Scully raise by his il;eitio is coasequesce of several gunshot
and other nomads, received by the hands of some perms or
penises uolinewit' oue of which shots entered close to the
right temple, and panted out at the hark of the deceased's
head—ad we rainier and that the body of the deceased was
foetid on the high road near said Daly. house, and much
burned on the kft side,extendiog hose the knees to the naval."
We have read the depositions taken upon this
Inquest : but as their publication may tend to piece
the lives of the persons who gave them in jeopardy,
we abstain from stating more than the result.—
(joeffiern Reporter.)

COUNTY OF LIMERICK MEMORIAL TO
GOVERNMENT.
' It is Non in the county of Kerry that • Memorial
to Government for the re-enactment of the Insur-
rection Act is handing about for signatures, but in
the county of Limerick. It was by a typographical
error that the county of Kerry was mentioned, which
error we take the first opportunity of correcting.
Indeed it is probable that our readers must have
perceived the error, and have inferred that some
other county was intended, as mention was made in
the same publication that a public meeting was to
be held in Trailer, and another also its Tipperary.—
( Evening Paper.)
COUNTY OF CLARE. _ _ _

At a meeting of the Magistrates and Gentlemen
of the barony of Bunratty, held at Newmurket-nn-
Fergus on &fluidity, the 26th November, the Earl
of Mount Charles in the Chair, the following Res°.
lotions Were entered into :

"flat viewing, as we do, with horror, the dreadful state
of demoralisation anal insubo►dination to all law, hums and
divine, which distracts the neighbouring counties, the Int
object of our tweeting should be the expression of gratitude
to Divine Providence, which has hitherto preserved us from
gbh evil.

" That while we give full esedit to the prompt, Ann, and
geeing srmramsres of oar excellent Chief Magistrate, which
have nsaiwly contributed to procure fur us this happy slam
of things, we casino. withhold what is due to the good sense
rod good feeling of the people, labooriag under various nod
manifold privathms, aggravated as they are at this period,
by the dimmers of a season unprecedented for its inelrmeney.
"That issurrection sad disorder still continuo* nnahated
at our doors, sod have mote than once dared to cross the
threshold, until repulsed by the vigilance of our excellent
police, or scouted by the good spirit of our pessantry—it is,
therefore, incumbent wpm us out to relax in our exertions
to prevent the progress of disaffection, and to use every
possible means of precaution, to geoid spinet its making
way in this Barony; and, for ibis purpose, that the utmost
vigilance should he used in detecting strangers, and &tale-
ice them until they give • satisfactory account of themorlees.
" That we consider all the ulterior objects of these Reso-
lutions are utterly hopeless sad Hattie, maim met by
• correspondiog disposition ou the part of lbe people, whirls
can only be exhibited by the surrender on their part of all
weapons of offeace ; and there is every reason to hope that,
from the good scum hitherto evinced by the peasantry of
our Barony, that they will listen to the arguments which
mop, with a. much troth, be held out to them upon the as-
nosily there is of deriog their arum, and dm dan-
ger of I heir

" That our warmest thanks are justly due and hereby
given to our worthy Chief Magisirate, for the seal and per-
severance be has manifested at all times, In preserving the
peace and promoting Ike welfare of this Barony, and which
have never been more beneficially exerted than in the recent
measure, of precaution adopted by him ; and that we are
desermined, collectively and individually, to elhoperate with
him in firmly opposing the progress of insurrection, and in
bringing to justice all Defenders against the peace, and all
who may be detected in forwarding the views of the dis-
affected.

That • Committee be appointed, eomilting of the fol.