The National Register.
London, England, 1815-01-22 00:00:00

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Lieut. Cole, R. N. ; Lieut. 13:iwver, R. N.; and Lieut.-Col.
cointuanded the
,artillery at the siege ril Tarragiiita. The
third charge was very strongly tappqrted by the evidence of the laui
named officer.—Adjourned till next day.

r•URTH DAY.
Lieut. Col. Thackery, of the engineers, and Lieut. Cen. D.l'Kenzie,
were examined for the prusecutiwi.

1111P111 DAY.

General M'Kenzie's examination was concluded this day, and CA
Lord E. Betitick, %%110 commanded the cavalry under Sir J. Murray
at Tarragona, was examined.

Die proceedings, it is uuw certain, cannot terminate before Tuesday
or Wednesday.

IRELAND.

A Dublin Paper draws the following picture :—" Almost
in every county in Ireland, the tenants have declared their
inability to meet the demands of their landlords. Some have
'beady lowered their tents, 10, 20, 27, and SO. per cent.
but it is supposed, that those under leases front the year
Hot, and upwards, cannot afford to hold, even if there was
a depreciation in ?heir rent of 60 per cent. Houses, which
three or four years ago brought Cut. may now be easily pro-
cured for 201. Oats, in the country, are 7s. a barrel ; and
beef and mugon, which a year ago was 10d. and Is. per lb.
in the interior, is now at :;d. and 4d.
I,lm "Aim JAN. i is stated that disturbances to an
alarming extent continue in some parts of this county. The
following. list of depredations committed within a short
pet iod in the vicin;ty of Kilmallock has been received. On
the ,ii:4laof .the ctoth ult. several fellows armed with blurt-
deonisies and pistols. burglariously entered the houseA of
Robert Holmes, Matachv Ilanlan. Maurice flennecsy, Ed-
win Erwin, and David \Vets'', committed several acts of
violence, and stole various articles of value and cash to a
large amount. On the night of the 29d ult. the house of
Mrs -Idams, of Ballycuilane, was broke open by an armed
banditti, and one gun and three pistols taken away. On the
130th ult the house of John Donoghue, of Knock-ouna, was
broke into by an armed pat ty, who, after firing several shots,
threatened to burn the house. when Donoghue complied
with their mandate, by delivering up to the Captain three
guns, a powder-horn, and pouch; after which, on the same
night, they broke open several other houses in search of fit e-
arms • they then attacked the dwelling-house of Anthony
Dwyer, of Strikcsmill, who resolutely made a determined re-
sistance by firing many shots at them; however, by their
number, their continued firing and sledging the door, they at
last entered, took one gun, some money, plate, and wean ing
arparel ; they afterwards put him on his knees to shoot him,
hot were contented by breaking a blunderbuss on his set vent
h"Y's head• On the night of the 31st ult. the houses of,lolin
chit, of Laurencetown, Maurice O'Donnell, the widow
M'Cortnell, Maurice Mayes, and Michael Mulct*, were
broken into, in search of tire arms ; the night following tlie
house of Michael Casey was attacked, threatened to be fired
until he gave them his musket. Thursday night, a most
dal :ng outrage was committed in the village of Ballingary, in
this county, by a number of fellows breaking into the
wdl, and *releasing three prisoners confined therein : resist-
ance being offered by -the Bridewell-keeper, the desperadoes
filed and wounded him and his wife severely. An home.
(hate pursuit being set on foot , after the perpetra:ers, the
leader, a fellow named Mullownev, was apprehended on the
confines of the county Cork) and was on Monday lodged in
our jail.

On Friday se'nnight, when the Cork mail-coach for Dub-
lin stopped on Cilworth Mountain to-change horb-cs) a Gen-

kairrag....likere....l

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tlemen, wishing to relieve himself from sitting so long, went
out of the coach, and walked on before it. Ili had not
procreded more than' two hundred yards, when he wrs a•-
tacked by tour men, one of them armed with a blunderbuss,
and the other three with pistols, and .r:Obt•ed of 421. 10s.
They then tied him, and left him lying across the road, on a
declivity. and in the direct course of the coach. Fortu-
nately his cries attracted the attention of the di iver, bu! it
was %with difficulty, as the coach was going at a rapid rate,
that he could prevent it from running over his pasienger.
The name of the Gentleman has been variously stated, but
from an inhabitant of this city, at the dine a passenger in the
coach, we are led to believe that he is a Captain Butler, late
of the Armagh militia, resident not far from Clonmel, and
nearly connected by affinity I\ ith Lord Caber.—(DuGlia
Paper.)

TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTS.

J. Bailey, of Portsea, coal merchant. Feb. 9., at one. :3, at flevPn
and 28, at one, at the Fontitain Inn, Purtstioutth. Attorney, Mr
Briags, E,sex-Ntreet. Strand. .
J. Powell, of Southampton -building., Flonorti, tailor, Jan. 28,
31, and Feb. t? 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. Rigby,
Frith street, Soho.

J. Marmiehael, of Bridgenorth, Salop, draper, Feh. 14, 15, and
10, at three, at the Hop Market Inn, -Worcester. Attorney, Air.
Nurwc, Cletnent's•inn.

W. Kit linp. of North Welds, ship.owuer, Feb. 7,8, and 28, at
eleven, at. the Commercial Hotel, North Shields. A ttmnies,- Mess; s.
Cardalus and Young, Gray's.inn.
T. Thomson. of Sadinaton, Venkshire, victualler, Jan. 31, Feb. 1,
and 18. at the Golden Fleece, Thirsk. Attorney, Ma. J. Hartley.,
WO Lion-Square.
G. Colebatc:i, of Milverton, Warwickshire. mealman, Feb. 2,3,
and t 3, at vies en, at the Woolpark Inn, Warwick. Attornies,
Messrs. WOO; and Broderip, Red Lion-square.
T. Flintoft. Ge New Mahon, corn-factor, Jan. 31, at four, Feb. 1,
:anal 18, at cieven, at the Swan Inn, New Mallon. Attorney-, Mr.
Hick, Gray',.-ion-yquare.
J. Worlev,Jun. of Monument Coffeehouse, Fish street-hill, coffee.
Imu.e keeper, Jan. '24, Feb. 4, and vd, at eleven, at Guildhall. At..
torney, Mr. Fickler, Duke,treet, Gro.ventr-square.

SATURDAI'S LONDON GAZETTE. •
RA N K It UPI'S.
R. Whittle and T. Lutwyclte, of Liverpool, Lancaster, mer-
chants.
J. Kuz, of Gosport, Southampton, tinplate-worker.
IV. Bayli.. of ClecVe Prior, Woreeste), hatcher.
11. Lancaster, of 1)11411ey, Worcester, Shoetrniker.
S. Motion, jun., of llock. Devon, silvorstnil.ll.
J. nine, 4)1 Credtton, Devon tinnier.
J. M. Stephens, of l'ertispontli, Hants, jeweller.
W. Green, of Norw jet), limber.merchant.
A. Salomonson, of Procot-strert, Goodman's-field., 3liddleses,
nu-reliant.
I.l%rehmore. of Cathlinetnn, Hertford, farmer.
W. "looke), of New Bowl street, Ali I.llesex, jeweller.
J. Sem cy, of Blinulfol d Saint Mary, Dor,ct,
J. Stone. of Vanney, Berks; farmer.
1.11• Danneltheiger, ot merchant.
J. Phillip..., late of Pricket-green. floe.. Kent, victualler.
T. l'at,toii, Plutpoulane, wen.' AO,
W. Mott, of Landt-,teem, Splt.4l sqt:a4 e. i lithllraea, view ller
T. Mortis:of ti:Tat 'rower-street, wine and .pirit• broker.
C. C. E. Welhy, late of la icr•ter,

• AI! the Princes of German;• have consented to inttioduce
the Rep+ csentative system in their states ; and the Kinz of
PrusFia bah; determined, it is said, to give a complete Consti-
tution to his sabjects, •