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COURT OF CRANSIERY, I Otcot3 Is,
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jitt IR NTS.
The Lomb Cilligtege.pg—" I h.ee beers awl am Ishely
to be eir eadaryrd, that I shall uoi hr able to d. liver tbo.lmig.
useni• which I waa to gore this d•y mold M0r..13y
to try I would give thew to morrow, I sloold be owl; sire, r.
big the puller."
Nis Lusdrhip was otrdpied the remaiod►r oft{.• ty rod I
hnif pa.l two o.cis.ek to partrheord se.•uo"t at
which hoht he rose.

COURT OF KING'S MINCH. %Tumbril* \
FRIDAY, F►aacaar B.

inr. KUM n. SIDOWAY.

ILr.l4tjeoot ilviclAiett more.' foe the inclement of the
Conti coo Ws nri;ll,l4ot,apnvirirsi H She A.sizoi tn. 1..5.
easier of publisl,ioe SAYiIiiVU•
The 'Niel/Omni bete[ plays cl un the floor of the rotor,—
JusiiitellOLUOlV read his elutes of the evidence given
at the trial.

The affidavit of the Woidant wasthen read. elating
that be was, by the el:Tenor. of lilln prosecution, retileced
to • awe of great leo-rely, soil that he had a wife mad four
tonal children depends:it on him fur support_
The affidavit of D. Kiderae, nephew of ler Defendant,
was reed, atslrnY, that after the finding of obi. indictment.
a menhir Icier was elletenvely circulated in the coesitv
Lancaster, eened by the Borreistry uf the Coesitionotiel A.-
@octillion (who were the Prosecuittre in the ease), •ddeseme.l
to the Magistrates of the coral, of larseaster, costuming ass
expositiou of thelearetflibei. mid these winds he addit ow :-
44 A prosecutieu is wow going forwcrd against a mew toile
tender of militias, work@ sa the town of Manclweirte."
The affidavit of •fieler Tamer, and other inhabitants of
Mauchester, were elm, read, 'mug the Deiendeal a good
character for sobeim y, indostr yoke.
Mr. krtoUllnAM then oi:deemed the Cowl nn behalf of the
Defendant in mittgetion of itnnishoteut, and was happy !het
he was relieved from Ike necreoty of 'eyeing much oil the
nature and tendency of the publiemlon complaint-11 of, as it
appeared the 11, &whim was the mere seller of it, and &tenet
is the sitnation of • tradesman, whose proper held news fashog„
be was glad to •thl abeettu the prole of selling liwomPhic,+•
One twhiservatius he would make on the pablicatiosi, wh.rh,
though tot certain eupressions Relieved, the Jury had towel
to be libellous, yet the main lendrney was the very revere
of serlitiouv, being au exhortation to all persons to mike as
abetemiums site of spostous !ignore and other exeise.ble
arlielem. Tbi. flue artier urged not merely as a benefit to
them t•lree, hut ne a wail of ritiineisipt the extravagant ex-
penditure of Government, and thus be kW. Broltithant) ron•
ceived cumin be dour constitutionally and legally, and
even he cowiedered laudable in the writer. Bet tees weft:
it otberwiee, were the whale of the publication seditione, it
wee quite clear that the Defendant not only did not know.
the contents of Mist publication, but that be could nut know
it, fur lite tendency of it ww. to diminish the sale of those
exeireshie amities ot grive, in clutch he dealt, sod on which
he depended fully ne ninth as ou the este of the pamphlets.
The evidence uf Mellor spoke of the Defendas.ea reruns.
amending to him the work ratted The flight Itirine
lifogs to flavors Wrong, but of the winces of that work
these was no evidence. The title was a line (ions a Tiny
poet, and Air aught that appeared, the matter aloe the weft
might have nu other tendency than the line had as originally
written; so that there was lIQI ilin: to prose the Defendasit
knew what he was sclhog, lit the conduct of this pruercu-
toms the Defendant heti to complain of much ill treatment.
The tudionteut was originally found at the Semites., but
was removed by the Prosecutors, liroueli surely there ...et
nothing is it that a M imeliester Jury could tool 13:11,1 derided
on a. cell as it Jury of Lancaster; by which the trouble au l
expense of gaing to Lancaster, and allendiug in Conduit,
would have been invest to the Defendant ; and which, in W.
eircumematos„ we. a were severe addition to the poutehmeet
to be wimeded by the Court, if indeed the Court should think
fit to award soy. 'lbis was not the only thing of which hefted
to cote plain: their Lordishipe had heard the affidavit of David
Ridgway, Jun. amid therefore he need not use in my curds
Ilwsubject. No affidavit bad been pelt in to answer that • awl
be (Mr. Brougham) w.. willing s wen DO% to give his Learner)
Friend any tome he thought tit if he cont., answer it ; but
hr knew they mold not—dare not waserer it; they dared ow.
because they dared lot peejure themselves. flow then dot
the mailer eland? There Primeval..s were so lender
of the law, that bill at pure gave for the due adiminterre-
lion of juintee they pot forward, by means of their Svc,e•
ery, their exposition of the law of libel, and added words
that must have been prejudicial to the Defendant ea his trial
and shake they were thus endeavouring to prevent the Jury
coming unbiassed Into Court, they took care by another
part of the proceedings to secure a Jury of which that class
so addressed usually formed a part. Whilst toey were that,
circulating their sentiments on persona entity of that
ritienee which they were endeavouriug to prime against that
Defendant, they almost named him iii their slauderows
attack (fur such it was till the Defendant wet Nerd guilty;,
to those persons whom th.y were thus selecting for his
jurymen. lie was mowed their Lordship hoard this wish
indignation, and that it would weigh with them to tire sew.
tepee which they should pronounce.

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Mr. Elmo. .as 'moth Mr. Brougham, hut drclined aoldirg
any *Wog ter what his Lesrucil Friend had addressed to their
Lordships:

Mr. S'erjelit HEMLOCK, is •gerayaliott of pn•ishm•nt,
said, it was the first time thist he ever heard the Prosecutor
should give evidence of the Defendant's knowledge of the
libel; if that were necessary, it would be impossible that a
conviction should ever take place. The I..earned Counsel
then read 801ilf pommies of the alleged 'Add to chew its dan-
gerous asters and tendency. Ile declared that he could not
nee why Ike circular letter of the Secretary to the Constitu-
tional Association, so marls dwelt upon by his Learned Flrleled,
Mr. Brougham, should hare • more powerful *frees than
soy other ordinary newspaper ',stag. spli ; bait whatever
might have been the elrect of that ciicular ma the somas or
Special Jurymen, he ought to apprise Coma that only
too •ttettded of that class at the trial, the rest west tales-
men.

Mr. (astir* Tim..." They thougtM it right, perhaps. to
stay amity after resdirg it."
Mr. Serjrant Iltn.LocK said it might be so; and con-
cluded by recalling to she recollectioo• of their Lordships,
the affidavits vrtittli were already on the files of the Court WI
the pan of the prmireoliga.
The COURT aniseed the Defoodaot to come up ea Mow
day to receive the *extent.( the Coors, and a the mesa
liens to lie committed to the custody of the Marshal.
Expnite MURRAY.

Mr. Rocit was shunt to move tt,t, Cor►l for *
'hew cause why so •tt..r!onent should not loser ag.
Chart.* Murray, an ai;or...y of that Court, when M..
ray rose, and the Court, that tho &lto. Ca.
metal held a We( in °Jim case, and that he wss ulal./...1 to
be almost.

Mr. Janice BAYLEY inquired of Mr. Roth if be had
hail any emninunicatimi with the Sul.ctior-Genesal an the
subject ?
Mr. ROM mid tint he had attended fur three or finer days
to make his motion when the Conti should be fall (the
Lord Chief Justice nod Mr. Justice Best were tow absent),
bat he had nut been uhie to obtain as opportunity. The Si..
licitortieneral had informed bins that hr tind a brief us the
cause, hot as he C. Ulf la 1101 possibly atteisd, Mr. hlstri•y was
at liberty to tske it oat of his bag.
Mr. Murray—'• Clfse has been portly beard `elms. Mr.
Justice Dist, at Chanaliers. my ll.nrd.
Mr. Justice BAVLEY—'• You are an attorney, sad unght
to know loiter thou to interropi."
Mr. Murray—" Yea, my Lord; but".-..-.
Mr. Joriii c11%%%%%%—" Bt quiet, Sic! You are at Wieldy,
Mr. Kuch, to make a minima fur a role tw chew c muse, look-
out testi/option sod I expect you sill nut be outetrupted
again ." . . . .

RUCH then staled Ihr circumstances of the CAMP.
Mr. just," Ravt.rY—'' IJ,a•s y.tir •Aid.stt Mate that
Mr. Murray was ensploy d I.y pus ■s au :rummy, owl lras
messed the looney you meatus's?"
Mr. flocrt—" It does, my Lord."
1111r.tratratt.t (stilt %hum Mr. Murray bad cuasasual..

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Mr. Juseice Ni st at Mementoes, aelloa.w.
(LAID BEFORE BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMEN'T, diets:haus. cis, obliged me to retreat; and with some didleolly nod miles, and took mdranialteioafmthe,
kee.ticiagoAsmurnseer.oEtNia:firnrso•tis-itry. •
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kir. Jamie* B -I” Home yea ollidoolte of that, Mr. BY COMMAND OF MR MAJESTY, KILDARE. hard fightiog, succeeded is revaluing the pus. Their sons- retard the march of the Kin;'. troops.
Gaselee r. if,- - A Magistrate frown Kileock tranmelle a deposition, sworn hers, as for in I could judge, were about 800 ; many well It farther appears, (ruin various commusairations, that . .
Air. Gaimman-" NtymysLordrlmer--- FEBRUARY, INC tdlhefore bins, aim attempt made by a party of undisguised armed wits gone and ammunition; they were under some the greater part of the population of the northern pars allie )
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Mr. J••t lee liAxes*•-•'' Thee we Mime hear it." -sus- armed men, to murder • Waimea, whu had is no ntaumr sort of discipline, having a regular bugle which sounded county of Cork, had assembled in the liniaulaioa, awl that it
Mr. MUILBAY was again about to address the Court, when (Coadeded from osor Paper of yesterday.) given them Acute; this a.ssalt did not terminate in murder, , the advance and retreat ; they fought is the most resolute they hove in some places made demonetrati 41
Mr. Jostler RANIAT told him midi madam was moot es. and cannot be comidcred as a branch of the prevailing din- and determined manner; my party, in keeping them in iii others, have committed outrages by day,with • -
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traordieuiry in a Gentleman who was an attrankY, and that orders, check, expended about twenty-Ave rounds amen ; and as far forces end boldness. '
if in every proceeding which was made exspoite such later- (F./scion', A. In No. S.) MEATH. as I coed ascertain, we must have killed about 12. and (feted) II
reetiens mete allowed, business could aeon be done. COPY OF A LITTIIR FROM EDWARD WILSON, ESQ. The Assistant Barrister reports, that the town of Trim and I many wounded. It is with regret I have to state the loss of Right Hon. Robert Peel, *ie. •
. Hee Nisi granted. TO THE MOIST HON. HENRY GOULBURII. two parish*, of the mutely areengagcd in illegal associatione, I roe of my men; from his impetuosity, and disregarding my
TUB KING 0. DOLBY. Theirs, January 15, 1822. rod that is another small district the ribandmen have printed • orders he was surrounded sod knocked down, and most bar-
Ttie wee • proseention of the Conetitotiosel Assoristioo I barnusly beaten. I sent some inen to endeavour to 'eine him POLICE.
SIR-Before I could haro the honour of tendon the en. their re"luti"..
for she publicallos of a 'editions libel. On the trial of the closed letter of the 14th, I received info aline that a tithe- The county of Meath, however, is generally tranquil, and I off, la tor bad taken him lupin, one of their barks, when the
the.Flagistratem have lauded y exerted themselves fur the I rebels rushed duwn upon them iu such nowhere, that we ..I■ll i
Yesterday Porton, the Bow-street officer, 1411) ...,i,„ I•C
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vise the Dofeadant thallniged the array, MI the ground of proctor in the employment of Mr. Going, Rector of the mannesattee of the public peace. I were obliged to abandon him. I beg to state that the room
1 service of the Cousliteliroal AcheiameitielhhestAichte'operr
parliament,
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~ • ndifferency he the Sheriff; it being alleged that Sir. She. pariah a eiretiffi., about gee miles from this, was aiimet.,
the Lord Mayor, to answer the chine:, prefened ',
till
ail' Goma wee a member of the Association alio proaecto. need I instantly went there, and found that the poor mar DUBLIN. try people are now so exasperated modest this loon, that the I
by Waddinctun, fur an assault. Pis sat was
erainose appetoree 1,,,t
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The Magistrates of the police have transmitted informs- force at reseal statioued here is quite thsollirient for the i ill
ed ; wheteopon the Court appoisted _ a, sold that toes- was out quite deed, as the shots fortunately missed him, he
az.ino hi,. Sion was derided
try theta iu the ifirmative. he was eft and bruised. I took his intermittent', mid ales dos of • Notice posted at [aeon, which however refers more . protection of the inhabitants, and perform the aids to the - -
a leaded 1,, ' 111
Mr. TiNgAt.t. now moved for a rale to !thew muse why Hume of a servant boy, who was the first libel gave bins as.. to tuetettar Ina tale a wages, than le any lollies usually eon- civil Power. I have, Sce., Mr. Humphries, the solicitor.
the Coroner should not strike a Joey, there being nu ether sistancei copies of which I bare the h to eoclose.- meted with the preventing disturbances. They have also re. (Rigged) CHARLES
tolTdaleVaelL'ilsidegtinitstyitorn.papseittriaedaktioa
Means by which the cause could be brought te oils!. Mr. Going is brother to the late chief Magistrate who was eeived information on oath, of arms having bees taken front 39th Merriment, Brevet-Major. N •
The Court granted the rule. amassinated in the county of Limerick. He is at perste a house by a party at Ballyoascarry, in the same neighbour. Major• General Sir J. Lambert, K.C.B. justified to what he had dune. all
eutoinandiug Cork districts. ill
- --- --- _ - examining witnesses at • mammies's,* which bas issued out of 'mud' --
one of the Courts, for mieertaining the Wends of his parish. LIMERICK. -- - hi
?EDWARD AND CERRA'S BANKRUPTCY, The Assistant Barrister (in the &hoot* of Major toil. (Enclosore B. is No. 4.) NAVAL IN Tit LLIGENCE.
The prosier was to give hies evidence recede', and it is • •
FgalligAßY 8. cocks) states that the house of Mr. Mauncell, oear Itatlikeee,
thought would prove the !torah of greater extent than it at COPY OF A LETTER FROM THE EAR!. OF BANTRY -mom:. 11l -oft- had been attacked and robbed by an armed party; that • !
preaeut pay* tithes fur: this is one reason *opposed for
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A peblic meeting was held at the Conrt of Commissioners
takin b life. Rut
041 sr, eihreatysolumethaist murder bad been committed in the neiehlwerhood and that TO THE RIGHT HON. HENRY IROUI-BORN•
Arrived the Ihry.Coortia, from St. el wheel us 17 I
11.4 day, for the purpose of eihnitting the prookif Mr. Car- no slos very dep,nrtol, no disposition •ppears is the people to return to go' od order. I have the honour to inform you, for the information of
ownil3hOltol'aiJoofneb;arayi:'ou'ul'olth. 'l'sl..al7k7larilionMet°•:77agnsi . 30:171 it
the; VsAh;tlaVsh'pi:;""re: 1.
titheooluorweirauartasteaoref !
milis debts, as detail:need by the Omoasiesionsers ; when • • i____l • The murder referred to by Mr. Lloyd es detailed by Major his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, that in coumeg secoroy foam tome daring attacks. . ,
- Mr. Carroll, stecompasied by Mr. Lake, lais Solicitor, e. .
Ose Saturday night last Ave respectable houses in the Wilcocke, in • letter am sebsequeut date: it appears to have of in taken before me and Mr. O'Sullivan, against of Bristol fru., "4,,,,t),„di".1 for Gibraltar.
. efel
• eroded, •tod preset • debt of 5.5001. Upset the other part bees the consequeore of family dispute, and to have persona concerned in the late illegal assembly, 1 made op. saikiittic Etirioinia, Pyle, for para.
beighbourhood of Littleton were attacked, and wastenely
pert the PeterFAELl:ce7;earsoiriCnieenfiro"mitTls6.s. allil
of •his debt, Mr. Carroll mesa to appeal ba the Led Chao. • • been 'tended earth rime:Mearesof great barbarity,list out telication to Major C Milieu fore part to 41"lbe •1
Arrived off the
fired into sod natrhod of their inns, and there is no sweli
AM cellto. thing as getting „mimes to identify soy of the uff..ndem to have been connected with the late disturbances, otherwise The Major was so obligieg to accompany me with frortere _
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The people are afraid to come before me to be examined, than as the general slate of lawless confusion has rendered men, sad I had two Magistrates, constable', and tenantry,
Orleans, is
intheeigEmht iwlyeepak.efkoret UfroalreNG.AßotwieincolgariPgr;saand"PllrTinyces. a
LENT ASSIZES. &haat. 182 IL lest they abould have their bowies awl mottle destroyed. The such sets of violence familiar to the inhabitants. •• includiug the military, fifty-five men. We went on horse. i
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,About tbe same time two policemen were attacked by hack from Barley at Ave o'clock yesterday mushier. Tbe . •
_....-....„-- •mmatablee me leirasiseita patronise at eight ; lost without W-
e " - ' • NOM g CIRCUIT. formatives hide good is to be done. All the well•desposted some cemeteries% emdsodise resistance, robbildof their arms. Mojor took • position to defend a pass in the glen, and we
of Orange packet, from Illoltrod, each with a mail. see
are mum enemas fur the femme of the Insurrection Act, • •?.. CORK.... proceeded tbrengh it. We bail warmly pasted, whim shoes, t
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Arrived the Thomas,. Smallneanp.afareanus4 aShaassieldaTeaL:
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Of, R Gesiliew, Kat. mad Si, 0. WOOO, Ent. mid I fear, if stone strong erowairit is sot restarted to, or at The disturbers of sbatere peace rose la the perish of borne, and bugle horns were sounded, asst men iu every di
ration appearing on the road, we were fired on ; hut judgieg
and cable in Margate Rout..
ilorffordshire-Thuomisy, May 7, m Hertford. least the old military Inatome amain occupied, this county Blaney, and look arms se•••ral individual* on the 16th,
the distance too far, we did not return the fire. A man cam* Paned anchor•
It'eeer-Illooalee, March 11, at Chelmsford, will soon be as bad as the county of Limerick. and the Magistrates esdapleio, with others, of the ittfficulty
front the party who fired, Willi a pike ins his hand, and asked
li The Minerva, Cornfortk that wsHasiautpuiposirt.Balvis ruocAkitaTi6,:u
I have, he, of obisisiog terminative, although large rewards bare been
Tree/Quilt limo, ham gem to pipes-part of her oturri.l. Sear-Minettay, March 18, at Maidstete.
if we were uot Captain Rock's men: Ibis man we made a pd.
di ertow-Mosiday, March di, at Horsham. (Signml) EDWARD WILSON. offered-
sober, and, on our Multi, not fiurliug the persons we went : .
Right Hon. Henry Gesulbore, &c. Ia this modifier. of ignorance, the duties of the magls. Ns
5 tieorp-T hareday, March IS, at hingston.upon-Thavnee.
OXFORD CIRCUIT. _ testy and military are rendered must harassing end per• to apprehend at home, the White Boys firing, still advanced, saved. • i ma
pleving• sod were received in the very best manner by Major Certhew. NARRATE, THIRUART 7. II
en,. Wm. CARROW Mel Mr.Jostiot Ricamtrston. (Enclosure B. in No. 3.) An anchor atonal 8 rot. with 81 f.thows le-iiirli me; . oi
The emensamding officer report"' various meetings of I detached Me. O'Sullivan and ten men to hie support on
literashire-Aleaday, March 4, at Reading, at ter is the MEMORIAL OF THE MAGISTRATES OF THE SOUTH. White Boys in the sighbourle••od of Mitches Town, and foot, the nature of the ground not permitting cavalry to act. mid an iron :locked anchor, •hoot 5 cwt. with 35 fathoms O. ,
estorulag. A great force was then collected, «Ito kept a regular fire on inch cable, have bete landed here.
ERN DISTRICT OF THE COUNTY OF CORK. 'Seem-rot, and that a seminal had been insulted and cons. Oeurdskirer--Wedoesday, Mares 4, at Oxford. palled to use his arms in aeltdefence at Cost lemon. the army, and it iv with &chugs of great regret I ant obliged DEAL, VeItaUART 7
Worcestershire-Saturday, March 9, at Woreester. MAT IT ►Mamie YOUR FIVILLERCY-We, the order-
A somber of horses were robbed of arms on the 13tb, be- to state, that one soldier. too far in advisee, was killed by Came down hen the River, the Fleury Clay, Pouts, hi, • •
'Ciro If Wcrreeler -Some day, at the City of Womestem sign• d Mealtimes tie,roe rmotheru district of the toasty ofßaltimore; and Meng, Sewell, for Madeira rod Amigo': i
tweets Mallow and Castletown Roche. atiokesof spades,•l wk., Sic. Two of tropersons who killed
Xrufforifseire-Thureday, March 14, al Stafford. Cork, beg leave ueost respectfully to resew ear represents- Major General Sir J. Limber' reports that the bad spirit him were instantly shot dead, and from the fire of Major
ethieNTrthoeltats‘ei at ei e
est
alight,e 1 rh sailed
tu,lt, with
fat
Inns r Vbs a: neuanD ir oseutn thpe rape esi •i...•dL
withanel,
brokeanotherb.estais*
Pritrayruksvm-Wednesday, Illosehlt4, at Shreorshory. lions to your Exeirlt-ocy on the alarming state of issubordi-
is increasing in every direction in the county of Cork. Centime+ detachment, and Mr. O'Stillivente, I believe manyGl
Perefordaitire -Mostday, Match 15, at Hereford. nation to which our dismal has Mem. Bet • short time hasmore have bees killed and wounded. I was obliged to dia.
• The Police Magistrate at Bemoan, states, on the 15th,ille
AlommonfAehire-Satorday, March SO, et Monmouth. elapsed since we had the boomer to erassmit to your Excel- that the force under his command had mil been able to ap. lodge another party who were attempting to cut off our pass
through the giro, which was effected is the must spirited rest of the uutward-bound appear all well. he
alonsateerroors-Vredneadav, April 3, at Gloucester. leery, through year Secretary, a Memorial, praying, among preload any offenders, yet that outrages continued In that ; 71
' • ci.ly of Weinman-Sena day, at the City of Gloucester. other things, fur an triereme of military Gore to be scut tutu ei
. The Asia, Lindsay, from Fort William has put back Ia
nghborerhund, and that in the night of the 1 Ids, a former's manner.• 811
MIDLAND CIRCUIT, the distiiel„ as the only maima of checkers the progress of a house at Magg had been searched fur arms, and the owner To Major Carthew l ans under the greatest obligations, not Gravesend, with loss of fore and mixes mast.
Be
ay:oleo', from which, if suffered to get stern* and to par
• -- Sir R. DALL/IP and Mir VC. D. BRIM made to beg his life un his knees. only for his assistance on this late occasion, but for his kind
tßaile without I being met by prompt sod vigorous meantime, He farther transmits, on the 201 h, a variety of sworn in. co-operation at all time*, sod. Iho convinced every man did do
No• iYarreplowshire-Saturdep, March 4, at Northampton.
CORY ENCIIANGR, FEBRUARY 8.
Lis duly as far as it was poosible in the presence of such
h mist disgraceful asses daugerous tousequesces were to be
formations, the result of which is, that on one night twelve
• Antinnd-Frills March 8, at troilism.
apprehended.—.ions—.
Liecoloshire-Setarday, March 9, et the Castle of Lincoln. houses had been attacked in the barony of 'retool and that numbers, and with so small a detachment. To Mr O'Sul. Owing to
adverse
wind,
we have had
W e boor now to lament that oar apprehensions were but
such of them as had •rms had been plundered. ' very little Cars fie.h
City of tinenia-Same day, iti the City of Lincoln.limn, Mr. White and the other mpectable persona who ..
ig tun well founded ; theprogress of this diabolical system m since Monday, but a considerable uantit of Wheat was •Itioffiespenmskire-Friday, March lb, at Nottingham.
duriag the last month has been most rapid
.and alarming ; Barley remained over from that day's arrival., which net
noes e A'attingleart—Same day, at the Town of Not-
and we regret to say, that we have been obliged, from want that county wear a more serious aspect-that • large party gratilute. Every recommendaison of mime was imam- s_. e . sale
ea 5 this morning. soil the inferior esnalstles were of. ......
Linemen. had robbed the homes of I gentlemen and respectable (timely acted upon. I have, lee.
of adequate alsietence, to rewash, almost passive spectators farmers, between Mallow and Casiletowu Roche, of 30 stand Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1822. BANTRY. fered at ais abatement of 2s. per quarter; hut prime emsolis DrefirAise.-wednesday, March 20, et Derby.(Sled)
of its daring advances, until at length many have bum supported Monday's quotation. There was rather mare life
Yeicesfreshire-Muuday, March 25, at the Castle of Lei-of good arms; asses that in one case the leader reprimanded Six prisoners were brought in.
obliged to convert their habitations into garrison., sod in the demand for fine Ova, which wont oft at Ild.gsrd M.
carter. roe of Isis mem fur &Reading to general seixiire of properly, The Right Hon. H. Goulburn, Ice. &c. • other, have sought security its the towns. Is par quarter ; but there is an amendment in price of *ay
lion:Pugh of Leicester-Same day, at the Borough of Lei-instead of confining his search to arms. The same gentle- ----.
We know that nightly meetings are held i• various say ether descriptions.-Is Beaus and Pease there is no al-
caster. was transmit*, on the 22,1, a list of fourteen homes which•
parts of the district, which it would be our duty to diverse, hod been attacked in the immediate neighbourhood, on the (Enclosure U. in No 4) Meatier. Comitire-Satorday, Mareh 30, at the City of Coventry.
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and, if possible, to briug those concer seed in them to justice; . --- - ----- --
WanoicksAire-Saune day, at Warwick. right of the 17th awes 18ih. LETTER FROM teIAJOR-GENERAL SIR J. L 41IBERT
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mud we are must wiliest to do our ditty if we had the means, SiIITUPIELD MARKET, PISIOVART S.
The commanding officer at Bantry reports a daring attack TO LthUT.-06NERAL SIR DAVID B•IRD, 0 C. B.
bet we are utterly destitute of any forgo aftermath to Beech •• r made • few nights previously, on several my respectable --mow-- ;118
TREMENDOUS GALE. undertaking. We tense pect iteli•iduala to leave their . houses is the immediate vicinity of thai town, by a norm runs MT DEAR SIR -i have just seCenorMk'mjSanuallaivslo244olmBtll2@n- iTmhr cawtiales sawthisteschauabbiaaninedmalleSfillioinsdelas'raiinfri' sad
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—.mos-- - helices mid families earned, =bit li°l go out with "attuning banditti, who succeeded in obtatuing arms from many ; and try, who was present at the :affair I reported. the day before spreriptiono of l meet was rather on the adta.iici c (belo.t it is en. ifl
the patties, asses emu if the y need, for use or two nights, engage . the officer stationed at Skibberern maims his opinion, that the yesterday by Major Cartbrw's setter ..f the 39th reginieur ; pemed that at the clime of the market the p.ricrs will fall. Yo
On Ratnrday last, doting the •whole day and night,
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wind blew • tomendous gale from the W.S.W. and we fear lit such duty, they Could nut continueit would he beyond
aeirit of disaffection, which had been contioed to the northern it seemed.that the ingot• • gents appeared in two parties, one In the Hay.market there was no alteration ii the eit re 9.•
Jo -moth damage most have bees done both on the laud and on their physical strength, •od incompatible with their ether ~_ i of the
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t the writer. The river Tyne was agitated end siren to a avocations. through the whole of Wee Cerbery ;II hay, straw, and clover. The following no accurate slats-
limit tightly meetings other sixty ; the larger party had wine markets at first, mint of thepriecit sort egertheas;- Ti
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are held at various places on the coast, and that bards of and afterwards ten, having got pamessios of the private's of To stink the •frill per alone of 810. . 191
rent lame, amd is many places to the west ars overfiawed From Clonakilty, where there iS a yeomanry tempo on duty,
its banks, covering the adjetning grouted., and filling some to fikibbereen, where there is • subaltern and sixteen men of offenders amiable, minimum of sot less than three hundred the 39th, reriment, who fell join their hauls. The oiler Beef... Ale. Ct. to 40. 0.1 Head of Cattle this itay:
of the houses. The wind was particularly lioutoing to per. • regiment isi. iorantry, a distance of 18 mites, with a crowd. to each bend.
tuns passing along Tyne Bridge. The females who sere ed population, there are Moroi six policemen. From Sete- ! party had fie e muskets; the others were irregularly armed. Mutton .2a. Oil. to 3a 10d. Ilimeas
The Magistrates model* at Donsoisaiway report, that They muted a greet deal of determination ; however, there eme1....3. 61.t0 41 144. Sheep
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ornesood in their Oldenburgh• (bats that are curette, well hereon to Comilthaven, a dinnwe of 24 miles, resell pope. I
, Mord sash* have for • loog time hers administered is that Was Manilla more ill the character of the immure thee slight Pork .. 2, 11•1 in 44. N. Cal .
calculated for catching the wind) were frequently seen squat. lour, there may be perhaps-eight policemen-an establish- neighboterhood ; ihst aocturual meetings have frequently be cled amongst the inhabitsnia of this uniaimue Loissb.„,os, A.S. ba Rs. QC pbesves
of civil rem •
Isere held; that iu the adjoi .. io ig parishes, notice, of an 16. roust' y. who from habit are easily amembleil They are re- 110 •
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Mere down below the parapet, with their hats and their raps went wholly headetomte to the ordinary duties
in thew h•nds, and their hair all dishevelled, to ovoid the olliatims much less to the suppresenos of formidable iuseirrec. - _..... ._ .. __ __.
a tannotory description have hem posted ; and in one perish presented at alt times as excessively wild and fileinere. .
' arms have been taken from the Immersible inhabitants. COAL MARKET', FEBRUARY 8. ~ s• •-
t•emetidous gusts lies threatened to carry them ever the Ilion. In fact, site whole district may be said Iv be iu a de.
I remain, ism (Signed) J. LA M HERT. :te
bride,. Persons with leads were maser driven loackworel or traceless slate A Magistrate from the neighbourhood of Doorraile con- Lieut.-General Sr Used Baird, G.C.B. &c. he. &c. Shim at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
burned along with alarming rapidity, seceding to the di. That your Emeelleney may not suppose that we are mak. AIMS the accounts of outrages in that immediate neighbour- 10 Newcastle, ..
•rection be which the aloof caught them. One man can ing exaggerated statements grounded uoly Is our own fears, Loud ; •nd slates, that the can
asses activity of the offend- 0; Suotlerhod
or resting on idle and outmoded tirmine, we leg heave 1.5 Np. 5. Li
. ere, added to their avoiding the public roads, mid to their
a large wooden door on his back, was drives with Such vio.
fence as to threaten the de.th of any perms be might come state • very few fame *hien Love uccurecd in this district knowledge of the country, enable them to elude the vigilance EXTB ACT OF A DISPATCH FROM MARQUIS WEL. RIRTH. .. spa
is contact with, but heading his legs could not keep pace with within the last mouth. of the military patroles nightly employed. WESLEY TO THE RIGHT HON. ROBERT FEEL- On the sth instant, •t Preshow House, Hants, the Right :WI
At Crookhaven, iu the parish of Kilmer, Mr. Bemis corn- After reporting a variety ant outrages, which have been de- T.
tl.e wind, lie let go his hold, and his load fostuaately fell
*oboist doing any injury. We have tiot heard of any onions stores, with all the grain therms, biome his shut, set on Are, • tailed is other letters previously rem impel, Liego..Colonel Dublin Castle, .1 y go. Hrotewrable Cody Mary Low the the Lady of. Waiter lame,
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damage having been done is the immediate oeighbourbood and other property of his destroyed. Fia-Since the dale of my last dispatch I have received
Hill adds, that on Me nights of Me 19th and tOth, several . • • Esq. of • daughter.
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MARRIAGE.
of this tows: but • number of ships in Shields harbour and At Coomegh, in the parish tit Kilmacalwa, sear Roemer. . houses is the parishes of Botievaat, Calierduggan, and Bal. intelligence stating that the distorbances in the county of
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the Narrows suffered cuusiderable dignity, whilst light col- bery, Dr. Temusestra house broken IntO, and heuestlf rubbed lybsy were broken open and rubbed of arms, and that the of. Cork had assumed • still more decided appearance of insur-
rection, and that the populace had proceeded to assemble', in Os Tuesday, sth interne,e tthe toe ish chetah of Fer,eihilial.
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and beaten. hate, Seam, by the Rev. Hugh tty, Chaplain in 0 y
bent at anchor off the bar were obliged to cut hum their feeders, after meeting in large bodies, usually separate intoOM
anchors. The Ann, of South shields, was ran foul of and In no parish of Scull several hoosea attacked by large I smaller parties and make eimultaueous attacks opal diffe rent more numerous bodies in the day•tone, to resist, and even to his Majesty, Sir Joshua Celle. Meredyth, Sari, of Mastl• e
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had her foremast carried away. A light collier (said to be ',edit* of men, and eons taken. At Donemarke, near Ban. I
i houses, even as early as between six sad seven in the evening, to attack the civil power, and his Majesty's troops. lean, near Castkernmer, county Kilkenny, to Doligay, accost
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the Minerva uf Sunderland, but not certain) in /meowing try, Mr. Millstones house atiacked by a body of men, to the and in situations which might be supposed to afford prole.daughter of the late Samuel Edwards, Esq. of the comity of Hie Majesty'sGuirerument is already ',wised of the affair . .
which took place on the 21,1, between a detachment of the Flint, no North Wales, anal of Ikaufori-boildiogo la the
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few the „showy, gut upon the mere summit,. Jame. amount of some hundreds, armed and mounted on horse.. limit. the householders.
Watson, • ober:quotas, was washed out of the craft near Them are facts which we state as grounded On depositions The officer commanding at Charleville reports various 39th regiment, end the inhabit•nte of the mountaimots die. Strand. Immediately after the ceremuoy the happy ample
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Whitehill Puiet, and perished; he bore an excellent chime- lakes on oath. We could add wog more cottony well [rouses-robberies of arms in the neighbourhood, and that the patrols trice between Bantry rod Mammon. That affair has been art out for Boolognem WI
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ter, ma ot bas left a wife and three chadors 10 lament his IOW). ed,of sightly meeber,swearing, Sic. bat we mbeeeive that it are usseeeessfunl in discovering the parties of marauders, so succeeded by °abets of • limber description; they are de. DEATHS.
tailed iu the runemouicatt•ons from the Commander of the On Mositlay, 4th instant, at her seat, Northmite HMIS?.
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A moiler-boat, in miming the river, got upon a chain cable, would bean unnecesearo rod improper iotrusiou on your Ex- as to (austral' their tope-rollout' ; that in one instance, whilst " • - es
• (the pair Joseph Lister ckdasighter uf •
Forces; and I think it may be meevenirtot to furnish you with • ary, relent u
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• sod almost instantly sunk, whim three, men, and a woman celleacy's time to go intrifurtherdetails. To two circumistauces petrolieg shuts were heard and signals resembling rockets • .
bile General Witham Fawcett, kwith a child about six months old, were precipitated into the we think it right to call year Excellency's emotion, as Mud. were sees, but ths party was not overtaken. au abstract of these t noes moording to the plan ob- the ---hi
water ; the female coughs the chain with one arm, and with lag to prove that what we hors stated are not isolateddGast The 'principal event, booo,r, which has occurred in this served in Ibis series of my di'lisich"•• Os Monday laid, in his 624 year, Mr. Alexander Stewart,
Ibe oter supported the infest, apparently more anxious for but the result of • connected system. Amu who was shot district is stated in the enclosed letters from Major Carthew Os the 24th instant, • large body of persona attacked Ihe Governor of St. Giles's Workhoure.
file safety than her urn; the eeites bust was rotionnrely by Captaio Bea/rush Bernard at Aerodrome a few nights
of (be 39ils, and Lord Bantry, and Mr. Oiler teen. From mail-coach poising (rum Treace to Cork; mid after having On the 4th instant, In Upper Berkeley-street, Yorimae•
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Inn -side and by the prompt /aerofoils of the seamen they since, when be had the good Airtime to come up with a killed some of the horses, and wounded the geoid, coich• square, aged eleven years, Sophia Catherioe Fletcher, Oiled
the comparison of those several emtes. with the letter ofE
• t a - el ght ftheSir HenryFletcher,Hart. f *ahoy I
Mao, soil • pmaenger, overturned the coach, and obtained au el' et rate ary 0
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were all saved. Boothe? smiler boat, with one passeuger, party of these White Boys, is proved to be a man of the mime
Sir John Loathed also encased, you will be enabled to formret
was driven no a haws", when to hp, strong exertions to ea. of Harrington, who lived near Bollydebot, upwards of thirty a judgment a tte-olsissacter of this transaction, and of the possession of the mail Out the receipt of this intelligence, Park, Surrey; she peened her father. only five months., 3 i
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Welts the host, he fell overboard sod was drowsed Hr • mile* from the place where be met bit' gate. He had on his nature of the disturbances recently so much emended in the Colonel Mitchell, who consomoded at Macroom, proceeded 04tfett on the anni yof his lertleilay.
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belouged to the Mope, of North Shields.--oseteauce, person sums of Dr. Townsend's clothes, sod a considerable reighbou Anal of Maeroom. from thence with a detachment of troops in the direction of
Prtpor.) part of lye property, proved by the endoisements on the A Magistrate has re to the officer commanding at Mill-street, near which place the coach bad been attacked. - HIGH WATIFJI AT LONDON BRIDGE Tllllll DAY.
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FROM • CORRNSPONCIIINT AT DURHAM. oleo thatrobbery having takenplace but two lei ht• re-
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'out to the mar's being obot lend fifteen miles diotaot.made a show of resistance, lint opus tuning stacked by the . • h
The struts, rule which blew from the rest on Saturday 78
• .•at Newmarket on Sunday, and another on Monday, and t they fled
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d ib. About iiiiThe party that attacked Mr. Mrllifout • Mow, all mount- that Mr. Lengfurdis house uear Illavosseket had bees burnt mope,
was not Itneduente of any "run" a"' en 8 re' u d d armed, were •d b Lord E i wards afoot:. secured.
o'clock is the aftertioos • stack of eltinitties on the house of e s" . Purr" 3i su rY up to the mood,
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Bank SioCk .. 24; 20 OIL L. Anti... 11l 13-11;
teen nudes almost to luclieerrfs. We feel it to lie our duty On the same day two dragoons. ilispstehed with orders to
Slim Marlon. in the North Bailey, was blows does, and
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to make strong statement to your 2.. elleacy, anal the faker • M ' t ilietireet, were attacked mud wounded on their 242 24 tit I 141p.3 per Ct• Amt. 7, 54
fell through the roof into a room us the stow story; inwe closures, meals to jetties an opinion, tbst •Ithouoh au ma.
Otovaider that we du siO any too mach when we roomette, it road. The Olfieer, under directino of • Magistrate, pro_ 3 per V. le-J
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which too servant maids were dressing, whin had a mum pro. y . Pleast change bas Occurred in any other part of !reboot the..•
to be our bumble sues conscientious °pietism that the life
vidential escape from destructios. One uf them was entiug , . .
e. 3 let. Cons.. '"-1 77 I En. BMA. g.... Looso.
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miiiiiir noiiii,, ins • and pnopedy ut every respretable vidual io this district time decided aspect of general dieorder, and according,' I had -an,..,..1
t a large force of the au b b rents, pro • ly the lame s loco
on the side of • bed, lied hearing • load ro3l per Cent.. ...... 88 I 617 pr.
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byre lmbel Mitchell.
•is at this instant let the mercy of those miscreants, who are hare resorted to additional meaeores ~f panellises and mill- -- - -----
essedietely apron from the bed, mod with her companion
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hourly genuine strength and confidence, fiudieg no efforts on oporalioo.He reports the number opposed to him to have been timely 4 Per Cer'lsk• • 14U 97
rushed into a corner of tho room. The nonevent afire theyam, he.• at
made to situp their danivg sod lawless promo:hugs.s,ooo, armed with weapons of meanie descriptions, of ii hick 5 gdsCt. N. Au. 1.611 I CAmakarr A5e.....77f !:. nog
anoints cause through this ceiling, and fell with a heavy (Signed) WELLESLEY.
/rash use the Boor. at • eery few inches from the aide of the Kingston, M. Driecule, T. Townsend, musket, formed but an inconsiderable proportion. eim
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bed where the young wooer had been 'klieg. They were Ketieburough, J. Broke, R. Towissiroil, (Eacloeure A. in No. 4.) lIIIHR CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD io a
body of 300 persum, of whom the leader and several others trig
• rakers ow/ without having received any eujory, only a good Carberry, E. 11. Junes, Hur. Tow umusli EXTRACT Or • virtu FROM MAJOR CA RTREW were armed with muakets, effected the rescue of • man (whu .IL gentle stimulant and renovator of the impaired for •••
'• canning a soot and dust. In Claypath, a nail manufacturer T. RB. Town/mid, R. Smyth, W. Hale,
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was at work w his shop, and another man was sillies beside J. Tueremend. A. 0. Deemer, H Gdernatt, MEI TO AJQR-EN REAL SIR J. LAMBERT, Ili C.D. had been •ppreheuded, fries was in • charge of a party of Ha" of life, add
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relief to those who by early indulgence have we. earn
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erwM the cable end, Sam• Towasend, 1). Cushion, T. Baldwin, Bauti y, Jannary 21, 1822. police), mid compelled the police to retire.
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which was blown dome, but luckily it fell outwards; bad it EW. Keuey, Clk. T. Kingston, RN. Somerville, Sic-1i have the honour to acquaint you that last evening On the 25th intelligenre was cosy ed to Mr J. Lambert Fewer. of their it •
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In such persons the appetite is gmeralft de • I received • requisition Gum the Earl of p.m, y. foe a parry of that the whole mole populatiou to the north of Bandon was debility. 4
' . fallen in the costrary dirtctiou the mein world iiirgirohi, It. N. Messick, P. Fl•Miloa, WALL. Linerah.
I.•n been crushed to pieces. Large quantities of tiles and T. Baldwin, I'. Hungm Anil, the 39th regiment, stationed here under my enannined, fur proceeding to the mountaios, and it was miceriained that the and the relish of life almost subdued: they ate weenie; iii
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that artivity of mind and energy of eundoct which .
the purpose of ending the civil power iu ••ppreeticodung eer. previous oight hod been em lord in ■sisorinbling the people;.4ll
slates fell frum the houses, and mounserable hats were T. O. Drescole, S. Breen,
affairs require, mad partly from conscious weakness, pertly 1
taint persons charged with felony. - and that large bodies had been observed in the moraine,• blown off, rod many of them out recovered. Tbe river --
At 5 o'clock a. as. we mai flied from beer, and arrived at os their march in that directions Cul. Mitchell again march. from excessive apprehensions, are fable to siak &gored- •
"%Year, to couarquence of • heavy but nut leing.conliatied No. 4. the glen of---, un the road to Macroom; an excessively ed from Macrame is the direction of Mill-street, where the catty into • preinstere grave. It woe for these that the lair
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mu, and thelligh wind,gradoally rose to on immeeme height. M strung particularly designed his Cordial Balm '.l
EXTRACT OF A DISPATCH FRO THE MARQUIS roug peas,•dtatauce of 10 ur 12 miles; shout 8 o'clock, Lord man runveYlll6 the mail had been that morning attacked Dotter...
• About fire o'cluck ow bunchy monsieg it was highest, mod
Gilead. The riff which great numbers • I
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WSLI.ESLEY TO THE RIGHT HUN. ROBERT Pi.k: ..
i Lord Dowry having previously intimated to me his haviug • rod mordered. He footed there • body, stated to amount
contemned so till about seven, when it ebbed rapidly. Itia
few days ago, wills a small slumber of mounted gentlemen, to 2,000 men, posted uu the heights, near the road ;of these, from its re"rirsit"C elllcsrY, warrants the strongest re 8,"":;
supposed that it rose IS feet above ita ordinary height. Ito Dublin Castle, Senility 27, 1822
mendation of a recourse to it to those who arc simii t .
. ' bees attacked in this pass, end with difficulty made mood their about 1,000 drsceoiled to attack hie detachment, and food bane. u„,, ose,t,wedi and the too Wide completely Moo. Stst.-•lo continuation of my dispatch No. 3, I have the affected. It is prepared from the original receipt hi tin- , •. retreat. Is ecomemacone I posted my very small force (14 oily) three shuts; but on the advance of the troupe they ins - . I
need. Two horses and • cow were seen to pass down the browse to you ilor following abstract of ilie must material
upon the height. at Om totemic..., fur the purpoae of pre. Mutely took to flight, leamug 30 prisoners ii, the bonds of tees sppoiuted by will fur that pnrpoee; and w wad ray •41
• cum: We base nut betted that Marl. damage has bees done, information which I have received Mee thi• elate of that dis• . . its 1 f .1 d 1
venting diode is t gen ruin being assai e wit i stones In the military. He. Jolutston, 6R, Cumin!' ; and Mr. Saeger (late “10,1
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but such is lass likely to be the cam. patch, with relation to the internal state of the cunutry.
Mid Co.). IfiU,Oxford.strem. London ; Mr. Towaimo, clint-
their retreat from the immensely high chili. His Lordship, At the stone time a very large hotly of people assembled in -I
CARLISLE. ULSTER. accompanied by 35 mounted Gentlemen, proceeded through the eighbourbourl of Newsnai et nod kenturit, lanagi•i ham ; and alt Medicine Yeuders, iu bottles at lie. and 3:t'•
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A bookseller fießickergales on flooday mornisig
last, Some disturbances appear.' to have occurred at a fair al the glen towards lochogeelah, having anceetated in taking as is supposed, from the departure of imp/ dragoros who sash. 1
writes the :-" The water has early reached the ceding of Mothers. The houses of Iwo individual. were violently at • goose peisteuent, commenced their mote hark, when a rescue had beeu stationed there, time the force of infantry FrlllailllOr . roe Advice in individual cues may lie hail by appboa :.,.I
my shop and kitchen. Whew I last went down stairs I lacked by a neineernus party, who appeared to act ander a ! was attempted by • numerous hauditti, who, MI anted- would be unequal to relostance. - ties (by Ismer) to Gilead Hume, whets the anal tee of ()i.e
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plunged up to the chin in w•ter. A merchant has just passed regular piessmoid ; the wiiidovis wire broken, laud some I listed, took to the heights in order to rut off no, party The rioters approached the town of Newmarket, and oe. PtaiNal is esPeeled-
my window in ndsoas. He says all his lionitore and stork ,I„,i, sisal. ' reuriug through the glen ;my small force was not perceived copied the road. A detachment of the Itial inimical rapidly • -•- • Iyi
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. in trade, worth 2,1)001. is under "v. 1,4 ! I hope the flood has 'this circumstance has created considerable alarm •moug I wed they tame pertly close, ohms they Weaselly fired a dtatodgod them, and secured three prisosers. Nosed mod Poltrolord at TIM BRITISH 'Rag% •b.l
slow Miained its height. lam just gulag in a hue to the dee well.disposed inhabitants of the ueighteurrhowil butt seal. I them ordered my mess to move forward, sod drove On the musing of the mme day a detachment of the 11th
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poet.office." does nut appear to have been followed by any sober set of ' them back • clitundetable distance; but their embers iu• regiment was attacked, on its tiaras from Merges to WILLI of at goon&
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