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London, England, 1803-01-26 00:00:00

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Dustin, *JAN. Zl.
nurClonmel news it will be seen that another
Mail-Coach robbery has been eft-died : this h, we
believe, the sixteenth which has occurred in Ireland
within the last four months !
An attempt was made on Thursday night to rob
the Northern Coach near Drogheda but the Guard
Flatting a spirited resistance* the Mail was carried
forward in safety. •
The Public, particularly the trading interest, are
tatstiOned to be on their guard against forged Bank
egrelandNotes,. a number of which are now in
tireulation, of so superior a stile Of execution, as to
deceive the most critical judges. Nothing but the
tittedion of copper-plate signatures can lead to a
discovery, which in the hurry of business is almost
r. Impossible.

cLonist., inN. 19.
!I, ti'the r• •on -
convictis at the Special Commission, we
are sorry to announce, have nut deterred the atro.
cious banditties which infest this part of the County
from the perpetration of another. murder, and :too.
then robbery.
Yesterday evening two men charged with the.
Murder of one -Fitzgerald, the preceding night at
Ardmore, were committed to our county jail by the.
Right Hon. Earl of DoNoirommat.
ii" And, hit night, the. Mail-Coach emits• from
443141 was stopped and robbed two miles and an
half from this town, by six or seven armed men.
The robbers lay in wait on both sides of the road,
arid as the coach advanced they comManded the
driver to stop : this command not being observed,
two of them, one from each side, instantly fired,,
mai shot the two leading horses dead ; the Guard
alto fired and wounded one of the robbers, but by a
*Mind discharge froth them, a ball penetrated
'through his right arm into his body; they then
tithed from their ambuscade r.....thiee of them tore
tht',Guard, the Driver, and a young Gentleman (a
• Passenger going to Cork), from their seats, and
rtp:lled them to kneel with their facts from the
with fire-arms to their beads, while their as.
,secures were rifling the Mail. ggvery bag which it
Contained, saving that of Cork, they carried clear
eff, with the two surviving horses. ,
The passenger and poit.boy escaped without any
material injury ; and the ball was extra fed from
the body or.their less fortunate companion, by Sur-
geon Minc.hin, in a short time after the arrival of
the three in Town. This outrage has deprived us
of the Papers which should have arrived last night,
bur that must be the most trivial of its consequences.
We are.happy at being authorized to state, that
the Nobility and Gentry resident in this County,
feeling a just ,abhorrence of the disturbances which
`have lately prevailed, and of the atrocious crimes
which have always been the certain consequences
of such disorders, are determined to assemble at.
Tipperary on Wednesday the 26th instant, to ac.
.company from thence the High Sheriff to the Glen
of Agherlow, in order to manifest to the deluded
timbers who stand in need of such admonition, that
they have unanimously and decidedly resolved to
«t their facts asainst violators of the Public
Coate,•
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Iturktcx, JAN. 19.
Saturday General I'6m! arrived in this town,
And took on himself the command of this Garrison.
On Monday last the Right Hon. WM, WICK.
accompani4ql by Mr. FLINT, his private Se.
ferstary, and the Hon. the SoLIctrort.GENERAL,
itrtited here, to obtain the most satisladory infor.
respedling the origin, nature and tendency
0 the disturbances in this County, anti to apply to
them the mostimmediate and effettual remedy.
,We cannot be too grateful to the Government, for
tilts instance of ita paternal attention ; and we
stave no doubt but those deluded wretches, Who,
!Irged by a spirit of rapine and plunder, have so
Trequently disgraced this Country by their out.
148eis writ soon be taught by the certain operation
of the Law, how impossibleti is to elude a deter.
attine4 Magistracy and a vigilant Government.

TRALEI, JAN. 7.
We are sorry to have been inrormed, that
some risings have taken place within these iew
u4Ys, in the Barony of Ivraha, in this County,
wZ,long the lower classes, under the denomination of
white Boys, for the avowed purpose of resisting
the hallutting for militia-men.

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The following is a translation of the First Con.
deals Letter to Madame lacLattC, on the occasion,
of her husband's death:
" When I confided to Gem Lac Lts c
tiothe Expedi.
nto St.•Domiligii, I forewarned him a the dangeruldettaccomPoied it, and the glory tle might acquire
by it. Your husband has l'eft behin
memory ; d him a glorious
You have
partaken hiasnpdertiliTit justifiei Illy choice.
You have attended him in his last
,14 aftunents ; you have fulfilled the duties which unit.
You to his destiny ; and I am consoled by thesecQnsiderations for the loss we have suitained• I 3111
tlPBfied With yourconduel ; I am even proud of it,,
, wp owe our Country many sacrifices. In charging
alMyself with its Government, I have engaged, when
l to sacrifice fot it my own life, and that of
411 who belong to me. Voirr husband has fulfilled part
'3ki thil
elig3geMent ; his name shall be inscribed -thong those of brave men ; and your own name will
ennoble the list of those Wittowi whom the Great
r.lation has promised to proteCt. That Nation has
t"'° adapted your child ; /ember that this Is a
el'nns,ibl rot the care . member
which you will one 47 bc re.e to it.
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.North. Riding of York Session 9, held at
1441100 oli Friday se'nnigia, a precept was read,
0431/IZaninglkisirt l'Aw crrT, Esq. in open.: court:
'yEri); ale Rev. GEORGE MARICIIAM (now Dean ofi fo:tr,4). Seven thousand pounds, the Verdict awarded
,ii ' m. Con. with Mrs. M. psevious to bit being
At •
14Wed On not doing so. it
Lo d lint/ tO- h t-
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. Lady ii,n, L,A.141Y) it is said, are obliged
4AniZe 'a'guard. 40 attend them on their trav4l3 in
st. 4 The People of that Country
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"'ent to this .I',oa4it.ii. have* natural ~