The National Register.
London, England, 1817-11-23 00:00:00

RUSS! A.

It is stated, that the Cotirt of St. Petersburab carries on a
negoeiotion with Persia ; the aim of which 14, to pi acute a
harbour in the Gollob : • but how ale her vessels to
urrii e there ? liatever Can he done b
-v card% ans, lilt in.
habitants of her southern provinces have, we suppose, ac-
con:plishea already.
To Emperor of Russia, the two Empresses, &c. made
their public entry into Aloseow on the 12th ult.

Ronor.atr or TIIE BF.I.EAST POLICE-OF.
Tics:, I / ISLA Farrell and his detachment of Pollee arrived
in town between one and two °lock on Monday morning, bringing
with them several prisoners: the entire of the accuscel partie6 under-
went a solemn investigation before the Magi traces, when all but
four of them were elis;:l.argell, tianiLly, a puldican of tile name of
John lla:fied and his win., Mary Ilarfiod, residing at Han:one.
within a nude and a hell of Swords. in whose hoteasu great. part of
the property taken from the Belfast coach was Lund, also two pistol::
:fiat were taken n few wceka •ince out of tin: house of Croft en Fitz's
gosekl, :rat Swords. The mug bad mid in the
hoineof I I attend, previous to the rohL:lff,
of the booty. It has been ascertained, that a plan hart
been laid, to plunder the entire of the houses in the tick;hbontlisod
of Swords. eluting the winter season, which has been happily pre-
vented. in to great measure. by the Wile'. interpoaltion of the police.
One of the persons in custody has turned approver; and a Mail
named Peter Anger, of Duomuckev, has been fully identified and
lodged at Kilmainhain, together with Harfiod and his wife, for trial
at the Commission. which will take place on the 2fith inst. The plan
adopted by the robbers was exceedingly well arranged: they bad
formed a passage across the country in an angular direction. from '
Fieldstown and Ballybough-bill, to the highway, through which they
could, a ith great security, effect a retreat, atter having committed
their occasional depresiations. We are sorry to tide', that the exam
plc of sane of this paity being apprehended. has not deterred the
outstanding parch* train continuing their law less and deaperate pur-
suits : an attack was (11.01,• on Sunday night on the house of Major ,
Seddon, at 'Purvey, near ai where the coach had been robbed. but the
spirited resistance of that gentlisnim induced the robbers to tile off:—
The police are still in littibuit, and should they come up, we have no
doubt but they will give a good account of them
Baßacrow, Not-. 16.—The disturbances width originated on
the 6th November have created settle irritation, and we are sorry to
say that the result is likely to produce very serious consequences.—
We have already stated the lamentable death of MI. ItOWItS. the
Elcadhorough. 'fbe Coroner's Jery assembled on the its 'met. at
the King and Queen Inn. It consisted of the ti.llowing respectable;
persons :—Mr. Mills, of the Ohl Bank, (foreman), Mr. \Vest, of the
Colon Bunk. NIT.. W. Williams, Mr—lackson, Capt. Tweedule, Mr.
Humber, Mr. !steel, Mr. Martin, a saddler, Mr. Whichelo. Mr.
filacklock, Mr. lank, and .r. 'deo. tl. Gwynne. Esq. was the
Coroner. They, prose:4ed to the investigation of all the circenn-
stance s that occurred, and sat from day to day, with the omission of
Sunday only. tih yesterday afternoon. when they. brou,:ht in a ver-
dict of ••wiltie /hinder azainst Jan ies Day, a privute in the Vise
regiment of Fit —errs, and afainst Me. Williams, ion.table,
and Mr. Whit ,as Ailing. unettiog. and conifoning the sae-1 Janies
Day, thercir " In consequence of this verdict, 'warrants mete issued
for the a; of three per-ons.
%V e co.-bled. on the: auaaorin of a gentleman just amiss d from
I)ierp.,, to oontradiet the report that Frederick. the Assassin of Mr.
oas sentenced to be decapitated, alter 1005 it,,,, his right hand.
11... is will in confinement at Dreeve, hut it is ex oe..tcel that be will
be sent Shortly to Amiens, to take his uial for the udimee.—B' Wks
Pepe..