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London, England, 1822-02-07 00:00:00

INQUEST AT CLONAKILTY.

At a late hour lest night we received the particu-
lars of the Inquest which had been sitting since
Senility last at Clonaltilty, on the body of Permit.
BUCKLIT, which had been disinterred for the pur-
pose, and which hod not terminated until Thurs-
day night. At present, however, we can only pub-
lish the melt :

Is Vaasa, —We led that Ike deemed, Patrick Beckley,
cam by bis dela ea the aoswelog d the 15th ef Jae Nay,
oe the leas at Sallies* ie emergemee of • goosoloot
mead Waisted se kiln by sem eakeme pease who was
Me of • y d yeoman commaded by Lismeset
B eslartard, etweeopseied by s emeieble, and ilia at the
said Petrick Seekin cam by kis Mak be sad oar Latin'
Barrett were priseems, and pairsalti Is crown a said
peal. We Me that add pray of was at the
time`alliebd ea" who •Nat•pti le ream said yei

A few nights ago several plough* were cat to
pieces on the lands of Folgerrtowo, near Llttleton;
the party who came on that wicked errand, at the
seine time put the herd on his knees. threatened to
shoot him, and swore him to leave the place, which
he did accordingly.
A few days ago the following notice 98311 found
()flitted up et Artifinane, ■nd was torn dawn by a
Geittletuen:—

Reason.

nke thi♦ dawn if unit dare !
PROCLAMATION.

We, the 'lichee, body of the Commissiosers, eornmiserat.
inR orr mad state, end determined to abolish all Tithes,
Taxes, and Rest, do offer • Reward of SO/. for the Hen.) of
a Head Minister, SOL fur a Carafe, 201. for a P.oclor, and
10/. fur • Beliff. Signed,
FEAR NOT RIASOW, General. Marshal Roes.

Commuted to Clonniel gaol Daniel illorrissy,
for unlawfully entering the house of Timothy
Dwyer, armed with a short gun end blunderbuss ;
and Judith Fogarty, for setting fire to three houses.
the property of Timothy Ryan and Winuitred
Butler.

THE WEST RIMAG siESSIoNS,
DEAD AT DONCASTER, CONCLUDED.

ADDRESS TO THE GRAND JURY.

O■ an intimation being given to the Court, that 'clonal
bills of indicimeut were to be presented to the Goalie! Jury
against the owners of steam enirlines, fee aegleeting to take
the proper precatitious for reducing the nuisance nrisirg
from the present construction of thef , the Chairman
was requested to rend for the Grand Jury, and to give theta
as additional charge upon that parlic•isr subject. On the
appearance of the Jury is their hog, the Chairman informed
them of the cirtamateuees which bad induced the necessity
of his again addressing them.
In another district, steady connected with that in which
they were now assembled, it appeared by the comfort of
those who filled tic situation that was now occupied by
them at the present Sessions, that, disregarding the• heath
and comfort of those around them, they had considered that
volcanos of smoke were to he excluded frosts the general Cilia
of nuisances, a•d that to iierolore your neighbour in torreol •
of the noxious issues from furnaces of esery description,
was a right which every wisunfactiorer assumed, in viola-
tion of the first principles of reason and justice, He
(the Chairman) had to tell them, that • more mischievous
mud erruuenus idea entescd told the minds of men, sad
it was flair dilly to correct it—a nuisance was clearly
defined. It depended not on the arbitrary construction of
interested individual', who might, from • supposed but a
mistaken view, imagine that their works could be carried on
mote cheaply in one way than in soother, and thus a whole
population were to submit to their contracted notions, which
arise from a selfish and unfeeling bias in favour of • parti-
cular ',stem. In the questions before them, the Legislature
bad take• a new and decided : it had investigated the
subject not lightly or lisstily 1111011 the mere suggestion
of any particular individual; • Committee of the House of
Commons had sat two successive years, and after the
must satisfactory evidence bad been produced before them,
they bad decided that the evil was one that the country could
no longer tolerate, under the false conception that it was se.
erasary, or that to remove it would be any detriment to the
interest. of those whose furnaces were under the description
of the Act. Therdi dared in their Report, that this horrible
nuisance could be extirpated in rvety part of °the kingdom,
by • proper construction of the for•aces, and that it ought
to be immediately abated; and on a consideration of that
Report by the House at large, it was determined that this
species of misdemeanor should he taken out of the purview
of the law as it regarded other ofreocee, and sit additional
security given to the pablic for their prosecution snit abate-
ment, Ly adding costs as isi case of actions, and allowing
the Court to give directions fur the removal of the nuisance,
still iag the puoishmeot as tormerly. Ly fine and
priaosment, independeut of the other ordinary powers .1
the Court.

Grand Juries had no feeling to isOutge, nor were they to
give way to any opittions of their own, when tie, were
against the law, and the duty imposed upon thews by their
oath. Their line was plain and distinct : if the unisance was
proved, they had no itliorostiie. The party complaining hid
i right to he heard before it jury of his country : he was sot
to Lc stopped by the 'notions which might be erroueosisly
adopted as to the stature of the evil, ur the practicability of
its removal. There stood the law. and uu their oaths &bey
were to look to the law, and only to the law.
Wag himself the promoter of the Act iu question, be had
purposely abstaiued from any uluorvaliosis en this polio,
when he first had the honour of addressiug them ; and he
should not now have entered upon the qrsostsoir, if ha had not
beer called upuu by the Reach, whose consmands it was Ins
duty to obey.

At an adjourned Quarter Sessions for the coun'y,
held at Lynn, on the 29d, 23d, and 24th nit.
shout forty prisoners were tried ; there was 01,0 a
number of appeal cases respited, but nothing of
any particular interest occurred. Samuel Torrey
sod %hoe. Bought'''. for breaking open a mill, in
the occupation of James BROOKS, of Gooderstotie,
and stealing some floor. a large quantity of wheat
sal, end other articles. were senienced to b;
transported for seven years. Benjamin Hoselett, of
Didhostel), for being, to company with twelve
others, armed with guns and bludgeons, in the en-
closed grounds of Major Witson. in the night of
the 3lst of December, with :Intent to kill game,
and fUr cruelly beating StADAMAIV, the game-
keeper, and others--Serea years' transportation.
John Winner. of Garvestene, for being in maspany
with twelve others, itc. in the enclused grounds of
Sir it. SEDINCIFIRLD. Bart. with guns, &c. sad
ehrenteaing to kill ISAAC WILLIAMS, N/ gansm
keeper, and green! other person., on the 9th of Dm.
cent ber, •182 I ...Seven. years' transportation. Wag.
.Dome, of Gaylen, proved to be a general receiver
Of stolen goods-i-Peartems rare transpertation.

PEAL, ',roman 5.
It km hkwn hued all day from S.W. to W S.W. The Gil.
roods. fur she East ladies, ported from tam andwrs an;
cables, and drove some distance to let ward, but l'as ins g
her sheet anchor, and appvars sow to ride well. Sr,,
oilier, drove comiderahly, which obliged them to strike Ils
Sop gallant-mmda and yards, and lei po their second auks,.
Arrived she Hannah, Irvine, from Halifax : she sad
niute Eugene, Wilt, from Newrionie, have loM their su.
clings and been supplied with others.
!t is now scrim o'cloek.swore niuderate, and tha Oelw 1.
hound appear to ride well.

Came Watra from the River the General Palmer, Trauma.
for Madras all well.

CORN EXCIIANGR, Fasatuat i.

Owing to the late tempestnous weather. we have had no
arrivals of any grain since littniday, v. t as there wet► hat
feu litiyers at market this morning, Vt'beat was very elan ...te
at Monday's prices, mud only prime samples could ►e olio.
posed of; all other det.criptions were n►arly unsaleable, al.
tlimigh offered oil lower terms thaw out that day. dinky a
also very heavy, and the inferior sorts full oae per teat,
cheaper. The Oat trade continue+ very heavy, aid rather
lower in price, owing to abundant supplies. Is Beam,
Pease, and other articles, there is no alteration.