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London, England, 1807-12-25 00:00:00

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• , ■057054, NOV. 19.
A short time after the late attempt in Baltimore,
to :me and feather Luther Martin, and the shameful
insult offered to the charaßer of Judge Marshall, a
Magistrate of that city, Judge Dorsey, had* war-
rant served on James Ways, as the principal ring-
leader of the late mob. flays offered himself ap,
without resistance, and peremptorily refused to and
bail for his appearance. 'the Mayor of the city,
fearing that his commitment would further excite
the passions of the multitude, and knowing the ob-
jett of this insurgent Was to excite them to as high
a state of frenzy as possible, by an appearance of
persecution, prudently adeitied his dismission--
While this bu.iness walk transietiog, an advertise-
ment appeared in one of the Baltimore Democratic
Papers, calling a meeting of the ss thalassic( /Gina-
beaus." The following are the Resolutions, passed
at this mob-assembly, which The Political Register
" The blessed froitt of message denim:tattos ;
or mobocracy utasr re executive bias :"

"_l4l-TIMORN, NOV. 9.

" At a very numerous and respeetable meeting of
the Citizens of Baltimore, at the Pantheon, on Sa-
turday everting last, the following Rest.lutions wets
adopted:—
•' It eu.olved, That the conduct of amain Civil .Officers in the
city 01 lialtimere, in calling upon the iiiiMary.tui suppress an
apprehended riot, is an exauaple dattgensin to the rights and
hberties of the preside.
"Rerolvel, 'that we can only mew the conduct of such men
as an assumption of power hnstul. to out CUllatitUtioll ; intend-
er; to suppress the puhlk sentiment; and that they deserve the
just repreheosion nt Freemen.
" Resolved, That a eumroinee be sopoiated to Inquire,
whether judicial abuses do hot exist is this city ; and whether
there Oo net something twin-silt wrong in the principles of this
Corporation. And the Committee shall be empowered to draft
a p-t has hitheUenval Assembly, stating mid grievance:hand
mows the sauna to a succeedlng meeting of the people.
" Resolved, That said Conwituttee consist of seven respects-
bit animus, who sbaul make report to a meeting of the people,
at thus place, on thus eisy *eels.
or Resolved, That (lie f .regoipg Resolutions be published In
the several Republican neer. of this city.
" Remit-el, That the nooks of thh Meeting be voted to
lasses Slays, fur his distinguished coodoct in the Chair.
" J AMES MIA YS, Charms*.
" Tli. KLAN L), heastery."-

IRELAhD.

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ammo, DIC.. 19.

Last Tuesday evening. at an early hour, a gen-
tleman of the society of Quakers, who lives on the
Circular-Road, near Bellybough, invited some
friends to pass the evening with bim ; preparations
were made for their reception, when a gang of fel-
lows, six in number. approached the house ; two of
them kirecked at the door. muted up in great coati.
and were admitted; they rushed into the parlour,
whete the gentleman and his wife were sitting, and
presenting ,heir pistols, demanded their watches and
money. They then rifled the sideboard of a quan-
tity of plate, and retired to their companions, who
stood without, with whom they effeerd their escape.
The most diligent s-arch, is making for them; and.
it is hoped, the articles they carried of may lead to
their deteetion.
WATERI,OID. DEC. 15.

His Lordship the Bishop of Waterford, with a
discriminatior. which •refleits mach hopour on him.
self, has appoin.eal William Lane Esq. barrister,
to be Vicar•Gene-d1 of toe diocese Of WAterford si-d
Lismore, in the room of the late Robert Dubbyn,
Esq, deceased.

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Sunday last a moct excellent sermon was preached
is our cathedral chnicii, by the Rev. Mi. ArchdaN,
in aid of the Incti,ution for the Relief of the Sick
Poor, when a collertinii was made, amounting to
751. Is. 4W. Many, no doubt, were prevented from
gateading, throogh inctsposSuoti and other causes,
who, it is hoped, will readily embrace this opportu-
nity of extending their support to aa institution of
such acknowledged utility.
T. Wilson, Treasurer, aek,owledges the receiyt
of the following donations, for this use of the sick
poor s
Prow Ow RiglicHuit Ilir Jsba Newport - I. 3 8 5
Mb. . - 1 2 9
Mm Doss Wallis .• - 0 s
T. A. Eq. - - 3 1.1 II

M.Gregor and Roukee acknowledge the receipt
of one guinea from a lady, for the use of the suck
poor.
The friends of the sick poor deem it their duty, in
this public manner, to acknowledge their great .►li-
gations to the Rev. Mr. Atchdall. for the zealous
and successful manner in which he pleaded the
cause of the wretched objeas of this institution, in
his most ezcelknt sermon, on Sunday last.

DROONID•, PIC. 15.

Yesterday evening their Graces of Richmond
passed through this towg for Colton, the sett of
the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Previous to their
Grate's arrival, General Earl Conyngham, Major
Adderley, and a detachment of Light Orarloos,
proceeded on the Dublin road, and escorted the
carriage into town. The Wicklow Militia and
Loyal Drogheda Infantry were drawn up on
the north itie of West-street, and received their
Graces with pttsnted arms.—Passed through the
same day, for Colton, Lord and Ltdy Edward So-
merset, Nir Edward and Lady Elisabeth Littlehales.
We understand their Graces proceed from Coll-a to
the Bishop of kilmore's, and irons thence kr Lord
klmaistillen'se

Lifetime, Incense* IS.
On Saturday last, Arthur Moore, Esq.• His Ma-
jesty's first tarjeant at Law, who bas been sent
down by Government to investigate the situation of
this county, and the comity of 7 ipperary, rot out
for Palace-green and k:mly, accompanied by Ste-
phen Dickson, Esq. and on Sunday, the former
proceeded to Gingivae], the latter /stunted to this
city.

Last night Stephen Dickson, Esq. High Sheriff
of this county, attended by six dragoons, proceeded
co Manister, TuNavin, and Cherrygrove, and has•.
ing visited and searched mau.y tln►►ws in that direc-
tion, he apprehended and lodged this rnoriiing, in
the Not of this county, Michael Shanahan, jun. and
Jas. Webb, both of Tullavio, charged on oath with
having been leaders of the gangs who robbed houses
of arms, and committed several other outrages in
that vicinity. We are happy to find that the rosin.
tty is et present so tranquil, that the smallest party
is .uflieieut to give efivet to the laws, even in those
pans of the county that wan most disturbed.