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which the tenant had absconded, deeply in arrear,
rent. On their approach to the house they were ehZ
!Aged by one of the keepers from the farm-yard, rob
which they instantly fired several shots; they sheath
rounded the house and secured two other keepers, srio4
they disarmed and beat in such a savage manner, th 4
one of them now lies with scarcely a hope of hit
covery. The other received very serious injury.
afterwards set fire to the boost and burnt it to ashes;‘'
On their retiring they fired several shots in exults*
and appeared well acquainted with the ute of fire-spes
with which they were supplied. John C. Lyons, E,
attended by a party of police constables, proeetdi
early next morning to the spot, and caused every saute
tion to be paid to the unfortunate sufferers, in haring
i„
their wounds dressed, &c. but could not obtain any
tisfactory information whereby the perpetrators ciao
be apprehended.
'nom THE DROGHEDA JOURNAL.

On the night of the 20th instant a party of arrirti
peasantry,consisting of more than one hundred person;
with horses and cars, &c. assembled on the lands axL.
terath, in the county of Meath, and succeeded in carry.
ing off hay and corn to a large amount. Two of the oc.
cupying tenants had contracted a large arrear of retn,arta
had conditionally surrendered their leases, giving up the
standing crops, which were cut down by the proprietor,
whothoughtiC necessary to place keepers on the property.
—These men were shut up in a bonse, and threatened
with destruction should they attempt to interfere".
Informations of the outrage being sworn to, before the
Rev., Mr. Fisher, a warrant was issued and placed in the
hands of Captain Fitzgibbon, commanding the police
at Slane, who proceeded to the lands in question, and
after a most active and diligent search, succeeded its
tracing a considerable part of the property to the ha;.
g:trd of a respectable farmer named Burnes, residing is
'the lower barony of Duleek. This person has been ad.
mined to bar}, to stand his trig at the next Quarter Ses.
, sions to be held at Trim.

We have received, by the Shannon, Captain Kr t.
DA LL, advices from Demerara to the /7th Sept. at
which time, we rejoice to state, tranquillity was per.
fectly re-established.—Vorty•three blacks concerned in
:the late insurrection had been executed ; and nine more
condemned to death. Upwards of ts►o hundred yet
remained for trial.
The wl►ole of the ringleaders are novr taken, except
two. (Quamina and Richard), belonging to Plantation
Success. -Jack, the Chief of the Rebels, had chided
pursuit for a long while, but has been also appre-
hended. Smith, the Missionary, vas still in custody,
and there was every appearance of proof being pro-
duced that be was the principal promoter of the inset.
rection. He preached to a large assembly of blAcks on
the evening previoui to the intended massacre of tlte
whites, and took his text from the four last xerses,,of the
149th Psalm, viz. •

" Let the praises of Goe be in *de mouth ; and a two-edged
sword Hs their bands;
" To be avenged of the heathen : and to rebuke the people.
" To bind their 'Unpin challis Fanaltheir. nobles with links of irer.
" That they may be avenged of them, as it is wry: ten such
honour have all saints." •
The following is an extract from the Demerara Ga-
Hite of September 8:
It was on the 25th, that the General Court-Martial
.asietabled at the Coltint liouse ; and it has met daily
(except Sunclay4 since. The evidence before the Cobrt
will afford the best and most correct narrative of the
causes which occasioned the revolt—a report of the
trials of the 'respective prisoners is preparing, and will be
laid before the public as soots as the Court shall dose.
We are glad to find, that all the letters received
concur in representing that the military force already
stationed, not only at Demerara, but in the colonies,
generally, is quite adequate to put down any farther
surrectionary movement, however formidable it may be.

We extract from the Oriental SpeclatorAOß4wiat
account of a late successful exploit of the Gorse is • •
mi
PERGAMO. AUCIUST-49. _
The insurgents of the islands lately lancle,d'at Am*
a village five leagues from this place, oppOsiselliti•
lene. The Greeks, after landing, rapidly advance Ito
Aran°, which is a quarter of a league 4rori tiie sea.
The inhabitants, all Turks, had time to escape, bursa:
from a distance the flames consume Theis habititions.
The insurgents retired after plundering and carrying ef
whatever they could. Pergamo has become odious so
the Greeks bere, since the unhappy day when 1,000 of
their countrymen perished : they emigrate from time to
time, though permission to leave the country is refused.
They do not go to the enemy, but chiefly to Smyrna,
where good order is maintained by the Pacha.-Balamis
is crowded with Greek refugees (200,000 it is said).

• Accountsfiom the Havannah of the -14th September
state, that in the event of the French succeeding in
putting down the Constitution in Spain, the inhabitant%
and military of Cuba would declare that island lade-
pendent, and form an alliance with the other Indepea.
dent States of South- America.

Yesterday morning a Spanish courier arrived at the
Foreign-Office, Downing-Greet, express from Madrid, with die,
patches from the new Government under King FAILDINAND -
The Archbishop of CANTERBonY and family as,
yesterday at Lambeth Palace, from NottingfianiiMre,
Viscount and Viscountess GlitAltylLLZ have left Estl
bloarmes seat, &kraus, Deventshire, for Longfeat, Wiltshire, m a
visit to the litltrepsis and Mats:Mmes. of Bag. . • •
Lord. HARVItY has left the Marquis of SALisavala
seat, Hatfield, for F.arl V/=LAW% Gorhambney,
The Countess VERNLAM gave a ball )asitai td
tit d se
b 2,7 .
lag to.a distinguished Party of fashionablee, at bir -Mits
bury, Hertfordshire.
The Dowager Marchioness of SAT4ZI
on Nitertainea
a select did, nifashionabke, Tuesday 'at tier ham In
Al lington.street.
The'Earl of HARRINOTQII entertained Sir WILLIAM-
GRANT, and a select party al friends, to. 4inner, yesterday, at Ida
house in the Stahl. ..yard, &. Amite's.
CountLievut-had a dinner party yesterday, le Asir
burnhatn Honest
The Duke and Duchess of RICHMOND, and-
r.Ciaaservalansaileit taws yesterday, for his Graca's seat, tl
wood, Sussex. .
Tuesday, Mr. Sheriff -Laustsz gays a splendid die-
err at his hoar hs Ournwallastrane, ;legates Patti at whir
rtiMistallsoil• the lisaritavoa, Mr Mumma litowita,
isounati*,' 140 iffexta,lll. A: seiessril »1t a AllieFaleto
and other private friends.