The National Register.
London, England, 1822-10-07 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

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Oct. 41. T. Saint-y, Corti:Maim, Cambridgeshire, dealer-241,
R. hrtnch, IVimpole, Canibrittgtioine, dealer-24, G. Richard-
son, Ilmneastle, Lincolnshire, grocer-4, 11. Trigg and J.
Itateliff, !lotion!, timber merchatits-0, G. F. Llayts. Anlaby,
Yolksiiire, roger baker-4Y, T. B.iker, Wo;verliampton, mercer
—2s,'l'. Crupper, Warrington, timber meter:int-23, W. J.
.Browne, Liverpool, merchant-2f, W. Keltnotle, Liverpooi,
merchant-2a, J. If. l'ri chard, Tipton, Stidford, linen draper-
-55. W. Titler, (Beat Yarmouth, surgeon—t2ll. G. Melbuisli,
t redrion, Deronrhire, latitio —22, A. G. Mtioe, .litre Court,
Fenelturch Street, iticteliant—ga, J. Judd, DLrby. tanker:oer-
-4a, N. Sanderson. Dobcaster, innkeeper—Nov. 2, W. Blackburn.
Bedford, Lancashire, manufacturer-5, I. Letoi and J. Blueb—
ell'', Gateau'', Street, who esule hosiers.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Oct. 22
W. Bond, lloundslitch, wafer manutisettner—J. Price,
11'orcester:4am, 'artier—lL II usbittal, Pqnamtli, mercer
Pycsek, Boucas.er, Breage, Cornwall,
fanner.

IRELAND.
DREADFUL. ATROCITY.
ATROCITY.
(Frosts the Listscriok Chronicle.
On Friday night last, Niesses. Kelly and Smith, of Captain
ticock's Police, succeeded in apprehending the noted James
Forgibber., Partrick Carty. John .\lolony, and T. 10111413 Collins,
all of when, are charged with the wilful murder of Ultek Burke,
Esq. in Feb. last, near Cappa they arc lodged in Ratlike:de
Briaewell.
On the next morning at ten o'closk, a female who had been
seen the day before at liatlikesile, and who was conceived to have
&wen int-arn:Mon which led to the apprehension of the lour Ml-
lows, was waking on the avenue leading to Cappa-house, on
Saturday hest, about the hour of eleven in the forenoon, a man
seised her, and dragged her into a grove that stands by the
avenue, and there with a razor cut her tnruat across, but provi-
dentially the design of the ruffian is frustrated, Ls there are san•
guinc hopes of the girl's recovery.
This scene took placewithin from twenty to sixty yards of a
cluster of houses, one of them a forge, the door of s Mesh opened
towards the spot to which the assassin drew her, and in that forge
were four men atithe moment. We must state that no wispicion
of collusion rests against these four men, as the noise in the forge
prevented the girl's cries from being heard. 'There ore two police
linen stationed at Cappa, and Mr. Peppard WAS walking within
sight of, and not more than two or three hundred yards from. the
gill at the time the transaction occurred : one of the limo public
roads in the county runs beside the place where she was attacked.
Within the last few nights parties of ruffians visited sevetal
houses between Clarine and Adase, in this couhty. 'They flogged
a farmer, named Lynch, at Briskee; and the dwelling of Mr.
C. Parket was attacked by an unarmed party, who beat trim tar
not sending out hie servant to l logged by them.
Monday night, John Fray ley received a floge,ina, near Rath..
keale, from a party of ruffians. lie was suspected of giving
information.
At an early hour on Monday morning, a communication
reached the Police-office ut Captain Droughty, in this city, that
tet six o'clock on the preceding evening, two into of his truantry
corps, mimed Gunnell and Armstiong, returning front Castle
Connell to their quarters at Bird-hill, were attacked on the '
Gouigg road, and that the farmer was murdered, and the body
supposed to have been thrown into a bog-hole, as no trace could
be found of it. At three o'clock, however, a messenger arrived,
who siatod that Gunnell hod been round in the corner of a ditch,
at AO:111C distance from where the attack haul been made upon
boo ; and that, though wounded and stabbed in several parts of
the body, he was likely to recover.
On Friday night, the Rev. Sir Wm. Reatle, Dart. returning
to Ma glebe, at Toingrany, county Clare, was attewpted to be as
sassinated by a fellow wrier darted from behind a wall, and dis-
charged a musket at him; the contents of (two balls) struck the
opposite wall; and Sir William happily escaped by the 11cetness
ut his horse. This active magistrate was after apprehending two
men on infmmation, and had given them in charge to be con-
veyed to lomgrany bridewell. Every exertion to apprehend
the delinquent who fired was promptiy made, but without
effect.
On Saturday night acme villains threw stones at Capt. Middle-
ton, IV, when visiting the guards, near the Square.
Major Nicholson has lodged in Kilkenny gaol three btothers,
named Ryan, for murdering James Egan, at liathlogan, on the
Itch Sept.
A gang of robbers, who broke into Captain Morgan's and Mr.
Human's houses, on the Glaninire toad, last week, have been
apprehended by the High Constable of Cork, after a desperate
resistance.
On Saturday night last, I.icut. Milligan, of the Rifle Brigade
quartered at Newcastle. attended by a satiol of Ills men and a
few of Captain Wilcock's pcniete, mare:lied front Newcastle to the
armutitain of Glenuutt. They cautiously proceeded along the
cliffsrent by 'raids and the extensive chain of mountains of Mor-
ristown, I freintrae, Glemore, and Ratlicahill, by which manaware
they _rice:ceded in apprehending lal men. After • fatiguing
march of upwards of 30 miles GVil mountains and through bogs,
they itirived next dad at Newcastle, where the prisoners were
lodsea :n the Brideweli•
Cons, SIT V. ' .—Senrcrly a night passes without some
corillagratimi of tithe corn, ur sit assuage connected with the
system. 'rause fa mars who had purchased their tithe corn,
and es en made it up in their haggards, have been compelled to
unmake their stacks and draw it hack to the fields, trader the
penalty of (be most severe punishment ; and where seine pour
men had hired their Moses fir the impose of removing the
tithe, vengeance followed, by barbarously boughieg and maim-
lag these animals.
At this moment there remain throughout that district, several
epiaatities of tithe corn, for which agreements had been made
by the grower with the proctor ; but such is the tsrror that is
spread, that all those arrangements are annulled on the part of
the farmer, who dare oot take ore shear of it into his 'mats-
Mon. &Such is the statement we toe now obliged to offer ; it is
much to he hunented ; it calls loudly for wine permanent mea-
sure, that will restore peace and tranquillity to the country, and
pat inn end to those horrible euerl•sra.
A haggard, witl;in a quarter of a wile of Mallow., was set
fee awl renamed tea Aluad ty /110 it. The patrol on Sunday