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DV RLI N POLICE.
Fars Division, Masuonottikeintirr °reale,—
Last seek the garden of. Mr.& rjearst Joy, of New Brunk,
weer Cooluck, eat entered by a Sleatber of pe-raiins reeling
the walls, who robbed the garden of an ienaseme rooms', .1
fait, peaches, aprienta, *televises, plans, apples, peers, kr.
upwards of two hundred weight. The gardener entering
the garden at a very early hour, with consternation, dismg,
aid grief beheld the depredation which had been conestilled
"on the bright harvest of his hope." He intently di.-
perched a naeseeager in Pease-offrar Gannets, Galleried at
Cookie* wish the information ; this very arrive Oillav put
hie party immediately on the alert, and very sheerly they
perceived three dairymen's cars with two dames on each
ear, and a mare sitting watching each Arra; they were
stopped, mod declared they had nothing hot batternidk in
their chew, bet the referable curiosity of the Police 1.
sever to be enislied lentil they search completely, arid in
this ease they probed N the &Minn of tte churn., uh.rh
they fined very wetly packed up fur market, all the
pearhes, weeldrisser, &c. Fruit sad Fruiterers were brought
-kr this Aire, where she poisoner eiresded, and as folly
idestilled the fruit bulb as to greedily mid onaniity as be
"meld his emit children. The six deign's, situ fruiterer.,
were coormilled to Kilmaiabast gen, there to abide their
trial at the aria sailing of the &totem

DREADFUL EFFECTS OF COMBINATION.
Yesterday Istiwetto nine sad ten o'clock, as Ro-
b. i t sod Laltrettet Geoghegan, iourreywien sawyer.,
were resuming hr work after breakfast, they were attack.
Reslnsood'ehill by • somber of hen, six or seven at
lost, She with spokes of carriage wheels brat them so slu-
r ally, that Geoghegan was taken to Mercer's Herrin',
where he lies In • helpless alste, and Neville's head and fate
is cut and bruised is • roost dreadful manner. Tiro fellows
have for the present eluded justice, but rise Police are ac-
tively I. persist of there._

A ROBBER SNOT.
Friday stunting before one o'clock, an attack was stride
on the home of Thomas Graydon, E.g. N 0.36, 'isnot-
street, and one of the rubbers bad su far socceeded as to
force open the window or the basement story, when Mr.
Graydon being alarmed, seised a musket loaded with swan
shot, and Bred at the fellow, and wounded hint in both 'h..
thighs; the fellow was conveyed to Mercer's Hospital, where,
on the information reaching this office yesterday, Meth
klagratb, Esq. repaired to Mercer's Hospital, with peace
officers, where Mr. Manning sat, and the frltow was ii..
stoutly rreuguised as uue Patrick Cathie: a suited offend. r,
and the fence man ora notorious prustirote.
Mr. Grilyito..'s information being taken, a &tenter mud
guard is placed over him, until he is sufficiently well to
taken to Newgate, to abide his trial fur the burglary, at n; at
Commiashiss

On MI deesday eveaiag last, as some yews tory an/ con.
stables were escorting a rialiegler from Duumaiiii•y Riots
w. II to Cork, they were attached by a number of the ennuu v
people, Rad obliged to take shelter in the village of Bidly
ween until reinforced by another party of the yeuessoi„
wises the wool) immediately dispersed. In the affray two or•
Ilse misguided people wire wouaikd, one of theta dauge• -
Gusty. The prisoaer was safely hedged en gaol.

CHIMNEY SWEEPERS.—MURDER.
Os Monday last an inquest was held at Satiny Hill, io the
county of Kildare, sad afterwards by adjournment on ohe
two fullowiag days at Kineolleo, before Thomas Hairisoo,
Erg Coroner for said county, on view of the bully of • mile
chi'd, aged shoes seven years, mho was rutted dead in M..
Braealores shrubbery, at Sonny Hill, and supposed to have
lain there about three week..
, From the evidence, it appeared that the deceased was
the sppr Mice of three sweeps, brothers, of the same of
SINN, sad had bees sold to them for two guises.; that 11,e
received from them the must brutal treatment at different
timer. It was sworn, they used to bury him la a sortd.hole,
suit when he was thus Minnie suffocated they world draw
Liao out again. The body was di.covered accidentally, the
aods that covered it being partly washed away by the raih.
Marks of violence were perceptible on the head, tad a blow
as if from a sweep's scraper, was visible on the right tem-
ple. After exantiuiag • number of witnesses, the Jury foond
• verdict of IVilfal 111farder against Patrick Stone, Jut.
berme, aqd Michael Slone. These toe* have been since ap-
preheisded and committed by the Coroner to Naas gaol, to
ab.de their trials at the seat Aillitaa.
CLONNIL, ILlTEllaalt 13.
The supply of all descriptious of gain at our walks( is
very great. ouch is the quantity on sale, and so asoslerste
are the prices, that the merchants have great difikulty io
holding mad nu tea to pay the farmers, where the pies-41. Are
Rot huge, and where several will rot join top:tie. su 1..k.0g
! lege sautes for divisor betweeis them.
NotwiLhatauding all this, people in other pl4cri will con-
clude the county of Tipperary is rolling in . iches, ekes they
a.e info. need that new guineas and seventies in gohl ate ...
plenty ausong us, that Baulk soma are preferred to the,o.
Who ',wild believe, six years back, that mimes world tonic
to this ? That • i g of • note, porportiog to he worth A
iz., sod out immodestly wash at:whine, should be pure-
e. a guinea in weld! Yet such iv the fact, sad thus
Is .1 • liiile increases the difficult) of transacting trusieripai
nadir pre.. al c.rcaas 41aCIra la Cloulli. I What a saiseratte
d lesion ill thus!
1 hat psper.sesuary is but • pose shift, all the Perth of
Ireland had lately a sorrowful sad desolatiag proof; that
gukt is • soluJ and prat. t valuable minaideratio% in peace
• r war, let the winds blow high or low, *MA ass be epee-
I oiled—but the homer who will refuse a goitres is sold se
• sere Miro of the same preeiwea metal, Ilse Ns gloss is pa.
per, must be • Mill in promise, beyond NM is.esettlisekisi
alp-rinser, ur the lights at 0111111MINII nevedelesedlear )
On Friday everiog lust, shoot menu o'clock, as Mr. 4.4. e,
gosmaith, of this tams, was rstorsiog boos fro as Needeite,
accompanied by his soap s yes% lad waylay s ask 0(

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he s'tark•d on tt.e rnmi rear Rallytieg Mort+,
by two enessiry looking men, yf • hom one, brit clapping
)•is kind on Mr. Co'.s rye., graved him by the breast and
held hint. to hi. own phrase, as if he was in a vier, white
the oilier lino, heal the boy down awl stripped him of the
pistols. which he resolistely refused giving up Oa being its.
viand. The (flow who held Mr. Cos then searched his
Isirio.n, bidding him not he frightened, sr he did not intend
to cols ' wanting nothing but arms. The two villains
diermrnett tinnily with their booty, without offering *lr.
Con or h•a son any (either Injury. The pistols are (ow inch
I air are barrel., with roller locks, anal steel mount_
•g, Orr, cap., •nd name pieces ; and oval gold name
ter an the barrels.—(Clonnsel Ihrvald)
WEXFORD. UPTICK/Int 14.

0,1 Friday ripening s poor woolen 11811111 A Furlong..
y wstrr sear Ike fonstsio-liesol, in list solmbs otehe
.w iii font h slut slipped while erus.itie a stile, onfortis-
• Veil AII wnto It•-r bead 11f111111l a ruck, sod was killed uo
the spot rfurti thread)

fah EIGN 1 NTE LUG ENC E.

PARIS, SiPTEMIIIER In.

We heoeis to correct the ►►ewe givers respecting
on.art.ction in Portugal: According to info!.
taltio ► which w• have received front as aotheFilic
o of which is contained in a letter from Li.-.
eon, e,,e I the 3 I iuttaist, which was instantly
corn-n•r•relr•d to a•, the revolt which monift.sterf,
i,relra•-oiorto.liv..notestersded beyond the arigh-
t °striated, einc• the capital of the kingdom, and
prov:nceo of Teo-los-Monte., Beira Alto,
deo Algesves, sod particata►ty the
f retries of De o, have taken ao part in the intim-
rector.

It io certain tint General the Count ;of Ame-
✓ f; .veroor ofTra-los-Montes. had collected
I is troops, it..d was prepared to march upon Oporto.
The Grosso! Victoria. who COMMIU led La Beira.
✓od 6 •ner,l 1.4)o. Governor of Elmo. have taken
tie nio.l efficacious means for keeping the people
or I. r. The Ittgency maintains. with vonsloaken
11,50.0r5., s'ae important post which the King con.
fird. ant exercises all the at its coin-
t.siod so bring hock the delisted ems I arrest sedition.
h is pereosary t o be guarded against giving unv
milt to the exaggerated news Which is charged to
account of Portugal, snot not to tone sight of
the erco notance, that at the moment in wh:ch it
s. se pistol shed, that Lisbon was a prey to all the
1 tutors of anarchy. and that -the blood of 2,000
victims li.d pollated that fine capitol, it was rejoy-
i.ig the moot perfect tranquillity.—(Joqraol des
146415.)

I;y the latest and most positive news from
.Lit.
11
Lou, a e are acquainted, that 0 the 3,1 September
hereof, the movement made by the troops at
Ooorto had not been communicated to the capitil,
t ra• the troopsgantoned in the south -of the kiii4-
eo n. much more numerous than those 0r the glottis,
I .d slot followed their example ; that they list!, on
1 ie contrary. given the strongest assurances of fide-
/ ty. In this conjuncture of circumstances, the
Itigency. exercising the right conferred on them by
It:powers with which they are invested. have pro-
s isimed the vont oration of the Cortes of the king-
eons to 00110 Ult On the necessities of the moment,
end uu the measures to be taken. The most 1./ita-
l. ite results are exptctril from this measure.—
/Le Illtmittrr.)

GUNERAL RIECO.
[Fruit, " The f3lonacur
We t!i k %.r tirty guirantre the authenticity of
t* it LI on's%

' sicmttn, arm.. 6, eleven p.m.
4' It is wet! known, that (Lao gal Ko go, who arrived in
Madrid, on revels ing ii pram d coders to proceed to his coin.
snood its Gable; r, suit to dispatch the corps of the army
wantuntd in roe Vils de I.coo, had, in vain, endeavoured to
whange the ieiiolulion of the king and the GollefelnlCltt on
lA* point. The result of all !.is eliarts was only a renewed
iyvndwo ti cloy. Such, howectr. was sot the intention
cf the General, tour of those who sent for him; but every
Mind* were mph/et] by him umd his partisans to insure
Eie Jamas of Lie afPilialitt.

6' Amongst other efforts to excite the passions, and to put
•rses in the hatids of partisans, General Riego, on the ecru.
lig of the 31st ult., went to the theatre, nut hesitating to
on3promiee himself in the most burlesque wiantwe, by sing •
ing sehemently a sang whirls he ensleavomed to *etch the
rise:atilt; it several times, the verses of which ter-
ranatesl by a chorus in the must vulgar style-6 Traga la,
Ir. psi the menthe; of which can only be conveyed by the
words-6 Gulp it, don"
This song, a few slays afterwards, was the ranee of a
scene which was on the point of becoming satiguinaiy. On
the 3.1 instant Gros ral It:legalist's at a banquet, given isr/ris
humour by the Patriotic Societies, and to which, it' was re.
Imo ked, General sQuiroga bail teased to be present, de.
flaring that be dlsapproved of the conduct and temerity of
his colleague. After the feast, an extraordinary perform-
s:nee was teen at the Theatre, iu honour of Mtge,. The
perfsumance was /harp II l. or Castile, which is unly re.
riark eb:e for its unnserons revolutionary sentences. In the
tu:ddle of the piece the pit cried nut for the favourite sung,
• Traga la, ?erre A *try animated altercation took place
I:stir.:rn the Civil Magistrate and Meg*, also abruptly quit-
tid lb.. laJa lolouging to the Municipal Corps. The Mt.
ritraie declared. to the pit, that the song they called for
sleonld sot he snug, because it was nut included in the bills
Igloo announced the representation fur that evening, and
addressing himself to the actors, Ise forbade them to sing it.

" A orrdie tumult succeLded: they weie on the point of
sealing the Lox in which the Itlngtstrate was. Naked wea.
p.on a.re di►played; the double guard was asaciiihled; the y
Coif u.u.kets ; the performance ceased, aml the Mo.
gi.trite procardrel In the l'Alace louder an .seort.

"7 ii essemoes bars emplaced the Cut•erunsresi of the
.e. yor pos.iing a int os;,un popular aoristlice, and
CAI i..os. a pruposislon stag ststunsotsst Its ihe Corley,
adiust so feint:so the I.ccsittuuancso of ao.ociatoutio atylleti
ic, wh.rh 131 c.serscoi hy suse of the moot noostruaa
ajorstseo which has let taken place Su that assornibly. Tie
Cutsiument 11.1 b alsa &cased it necessary to take the follow-
ing aocaassren:—
" Gum': R:-g', d.sm;sled from the pull of Captaia•Ge-

neral of

place.
U Colonel

Ike General

)1141112 mann, Colonel -of Artillery, istikagnieSia—autl
" Captain Nnnrz, to Saint Sehaati•n.

log at the liar, iu order to read a sort of representation to
the (tortes ; he mold tint obtain permission, and therefore
addressed she dneument to the Secretaries of that Assembly.
The Cortes, far from entertaiaing it, h tee expressed their no-
reseived and perfect approbation of the measures adopted
by the Government.

" It may he saws with Unlit, th‘t the firmness which the
Government hsi displayed on Ong I wcasiqu, has preserved
the Crown, Madrid, and the Slate, from the greatest dis-
asters.

" The noilacity of the party who hail sent for Rifle° was
at it. height, and it is apparent ilia the letter must have
rniertrined a very blind ronfidence in their support, to have
sacrificed so improdevilly all the chances of fortune which
were legitimately open to hint. II was in tontempirtion to
have given him, in the name of the country, an extensive
mate, sod it was alin thought ilut the King would have
addrita title of Nubility of the first date.

N Ilia brother, who is only a priest, was snaking interest
to be elevaird to the rank of Counsellor of State, and it was
Bpp-went from every thing, that he was on the point or
obtaining it.

" General Itiegn set oIT this morning, at fun, o'clock,
with an escort of Iwcoty horse, who accompany him to the
Asturiao.
" It may truly he said that the six days he was in Madrid
were six dinoi of tumult and of an approaching crisis. Not
• single night partied without plots and abortive designs;
the disorder was ceasrless, the Guveroment was continually
assembled, and the garrison constantly non, r arms.
lisp-
pity al the precautions on the part of the aulhoriiira were
well taken. During the Iwo last nights the guards were
dosilskst, and the Iwo clubs were more closely watched.
" Oss t►e bill instant, iss the evening. a considerable mul-
titude repaired to the Palace •t the hour when the King
usually walks oust. On the return of the Royal gamily they
shouted ' Long lire the King! Vows wills Trap la Pena!'
The King and the lufsnt Inn Carlos, who were in separate
carriages, were enthusiastically applauded. It was easy to
perceive that the people, wearied with the violence of the
dohs, and the a-ls psocredings of Riego, were indignant at
the pertinacity of factious in persisting to revive the chorus
of • snug, which, so often repeated under the walls of the
Palace, seemed • wilful attack upon Majesty.

" general it has been remedied with • lively satisfac-
lion, which is shared by all sincere friends of their country,
that the Castilians, from the time of Riego's entry, @hewed
themselves very indifferent to the honours which were paid
him, laud that they now openly evince how much they were
opposed to the excesses which were excited..
6" The evening which has jolt closed upon us, has been
we., turbulent. The assemblage at the Royal residence
consisted of two parties. The Royalists on the grand stair-
case anJ in the hall of the Palace cried ' Long live the
King!' The Libman' ow the area in front shouted Long_
live the Constitution—the Constiteitional King and Riego!*
They kilned the latter their liberator, and demanded lie
recal.

" It was only at night-1411 that strong patroles had ef . el-
ed the dispersion of the groups formed round the Palace;
but the ili.entitented, armill with flaming torches, berried.
to the plies. where the patriotic sucietiem assemble, where
they No vcciferatiunv of rage against the Government.
and tyro upiust the Curies, and desuaud,tl the fecal of

" The residence of the Magistrate became the object of
their animosity. They repaired thither, and aunt the chorus
which had become the device of the party : every moment it
was expected that the building would be fo flames; bat •
delacluni sit of cavalry posted in the vicinity restrained
their fury, and they finally disperveil.
" The garrison of Mails (about 10,000 tionps„ in de-
fiance of the iideigues with uhirii they have been impur.
tuned daring several days past, gave every mark of Ile must
invincible fidelity, and it is easy to perceive how great is
their indignation against the iwrtnibitturs whom they are
constantly employed to restrain."

FLANDERS AND HAMDURGH PAPERS.

snussni, serrensca 12.

Various accounts from Germany received by the mail of
this day, agree on slating the following intelligence:—" Tha
the Austrian troops have received orders to accel their
march fo► hey, and that their numbers have been rootlet'
iscieased ; that in consopence of an arrangement with his
Holiness the Pope, • itumeoolis Austrian army will enter
the States of the Church, it will ocupy the Principalities of
Bents-. atu unl Postli Cools, which have been a prey to suer.
rhy since sonic factious individual.' have attempted to form
them into republics. It a evident that the turn which the
affairs of Naples may take, will finally decide the question
of peace or war with that part of Italy."

Our private correspondence frum Frankfurt, listed 7th
September, informs us that the Baron 4FAnstell, Minister
Plenipotentiary from Ra.sia to the Diet, has just made to
that Assembly, in a confidential sitting, a communication
' of- which the following is the substance:—" The Emperor
of Kinisia does not recognise in any power the right of in-
teif,ring in tie affairs of other Stater, on account of inoo.
vations into the Government of those Slate,.
His Imperial Majesty declares that his approaching-inter-
view with his Ally the Emperor of Austria, is far from haw.
log fur its object to enured means or r ma tending to
repress the new order of things in Spain or Naples." -
Ou the 6th it was currently reported on 'Change at Frank-
foot, that gnosis wuoLI very shortly formally &Mare war
against Naples, and that General Bianchi yeas already ap.
pointed to command th; corps which is to open the cana-
lpaign.

The Austrian States paper lilts m ire smil Inner, that of
the first Loan has (Allen Irons 134 to 119, that of the.sectrud
is offered at 103.

The Ex.Kint: of Sweden (who gars now by the name of
G. A. Gu►tarauu;, arrived at Frankfort a few tity. ago._

,sn►trrsrtt 14.
The tarranite Gazelle says, lltfal Mr. Disbrow., the
*Will Charge d'Affaires, has um been to i lan, as Via amid,
bat finis to Como. whence 1w bail already re* tinted.—
(Brass Is Papers, Ne-plcmbrr 15 )

BRANOWNSURO. RopTomerft R.
-Throariew. IPOOketore• • hie* many persona have matte
retpridKai It-e departure of Gen. Corm.. hum Alsylehttrte,
are pored hr a late; servant frost that place tu hr wholly
prounalear. Caruso'. who hsJ merely gone to 11.11be.01,01t
on aretiovt of the publication of Ina Mr111(11,1., has a Ir. ady
gelorned to 31sideburgli. The PAC(' officer tsar also come
bath.

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Ga!Eris, is seat to reside at Oviedo, ►is native
purl Nee Miguel, big A14.41.-..Coorp, and author of
/Tara P►oclamation, to 7.amora.
moral Value°, Goverator ofladeirl,So Valladolid. ..