The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-01 00:00:00

COUNTY OP LIMERICK

By The Limerick Chronicle of Saturday, received
this morning, we learn that the house of Mr. H. Shire.
between Croon and Adare, was attacked on Thurs.
,lay, and several houses in the neighbourhood of Cap-
paville, County Clare, on Friday night, and fire arum
►aken therefrom.

Wednesday evening, the High Sheriff received an
,rdet, commuting the sentence of Michael Shaughnessy.
from death to transportation for life to Botaay Bay ;
for which place he was sent on a route to Cork, at an'
virally hest on Thursday mooing, seder an escort of
tkis 6th Dragoon Guards. Shaoghoessy was to have
been hanged this day.
In consequence of directions received from his Ex-
cellency the Lord Lieutenant, C. B. Barker, Esq., High
Sheriff of the county of Tipperary, has called a Meet-
ing of the Magistrates of that county, at Killenanie,
on Tuesday next, at twelve o'clock.

COUNTY OF CORK.
NAWAIARKET AND BUTTSVANT.

CORK, OCT. 27.—We regret to perceive that the
state of the neighbourhood of these places is such in
the opinion of the resident gentry, as to require an addi-
tional military force to preserve tranquillity. Upon the
principle, however, that we have always advocated,
namely, an active and timely interference on the
first indication of disturbance, we approve of the mea-
sures adopted at the meeting held in both towns, the
particulars ofwhich will be found in another part of our
paper. The character of the gentlemen who have taken
an efficient part in these meetings; their intelligence
and good feeling, insure a happy result of what they
have so well undertaken, and encourage a hope that
they will arrive at the causes of these unprecedented
outrages.—(Sotethern Reporter.)
At a Meeting held at ewmarket•honse, County of
Cork, on the 24th ult., pursuant to adjournment, R.
Aldwortb, Esq. in the chair, the following Resolu-
tions were unanimously agreed to :—That we are of
opinion that two volunteer corps of cavalry and infan-
try should be raised in and about Newmarket and Kan-
*ark, to aid the military in preserving the public
peace.
That we think it expedient that the persons appoint-
ed to command said corps, be experienced military
officers, not under the rank of Captain, appointed by
Government, and to hold the Commission of the peace.
—(!f aterford Mirror, Oct. 29.)

Monday morning the Duchess of Kent, the Princesses
Victoria and Peodore, attended by the Baron de Spaed,
Mademoiselle Leman, and Capt. Conroy, left Bognor
to return to the King's Palace at Kensington.
Some very extraordinary documents, respecting the
latter days of King Charles 11., have been lately
found among the Records in the Het aids College.
A correspondent remarks that the Park guns were
not area on the 23d, the anniversary of the rebellion
of 1841, as was usual on every such anniversary here-
tofore. The omission, of course, must have been by
order of Government.—(Dublin Weekly Register.)
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when Captain A. H. Campbell was sworn
into the command of the ship Duke of York, consigned
to Bombay and Chins.
REMARNMILII SPEZCII....-Mr. Coffee, Secretary to
the Earl of Essex, was executed in the reign of Queen
Elisabeth, &for the same offence which brought his
master to the block. At the place of execution he
made the following speech I am hire adjudged
to die for acting an act never plotted; for plotting a
plot never acted ; justice will have her course ; &c-
-ongers must be heard; greatness will have the vic-
tory ; scholars and martiatists (though valour and
looming should hare the pre-eminenee) in England
NUM die like dogs aid be hanged. To Menke this were
bet folly; to dispute it but time lost; to alter it ins.
pomlbles bet tornadoes it is manly s and to scorn it
is magnanimity. The Queen is displeased; the law-
yeti leeperinesS 'and cloth terrible; bet I crave pas-
ties of the geese; forgive the lawyers sad the world ;
desire to be forgiven ; and welcome death."

SPORTING ITALLIGENCR.
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NEWMARKET THIRD (STORER, OR HOUGHTON
MELTING, MI.

WEDNEXDAT . CCT. 31.
Mr. Grevitile's Oracle, 8.1. 121 b., brat Mr. Preratergest's
Kildare. Sst, 4f'. D. M. 1000 h. ft.-0 to 4 nitst Oracle.
Subscription Phite of 501. for two yr bids. carrying 60. 716.
and three yr olds, fist. 101b.T.V.C.
IA Jersey's eh. e; Pttrophel. 3 yrs old, .. • . .. 1
Mr. Batson's h. f. Freak. 3 yrs old .. • • • . 2
Mi: Urevitle's b. f. by Seyasour, dam by Habeas, 2 yis
Wyndhatn's gr. c. Midas, by Y. Gohanns, 2 yrs 014 4
Mr. (:rorkford'sbr. c. by. Salim. out of Pause, 3 yrs old
Ld Grosienoes b. f. by Thunderbolt, out of Musedora
2yrs old . .. • • .
Mr. '4••ale's bl. c. by Pericles, nut bf arm 3 yrs old ..
Maine Wilson's hb. f: by Juniper,• out of Bolter's dam
9 yrs old .. . ; . • •
Mr. Villiers's ch. e.by Sbothsayer, nut of Jobe of Paris'!
dam. 3 yrs old ..
Mr. Hunter's b. c. by Haphazard, out of Pewliessons
9 yrs old .. . : • ..
Lord Verulam's b. c. by Oreille, out of Vitterisill yrs old
The Mae placed hitt 4,
6to 4 agst Prophet-5 to I apt Fresh—sl kr 1 apt Mr.
Greville's b. f.-10 to 1 apt Midis-10 to 1 apt Mr. Crock-
ford's be. c.
A Gold Cup value 100 gs, the surplui in ipecle, by a sub-
scription of 15gs each, for horses of all ages. T.Y.C.
Seven Subscribers or no race. •
IA Ventlant's Varennes. 8 yrs old, 7st. 71b. .. • 1
Mr. Williams's f. by Waxy, out of PelluYtruutPett ifis
old, 7st. Ilb. "
TA Exeter's Athenian. 4 yrs old. Sst. 71h.
Mr. Fox's Pemba. 5 yrs old, bst. 71b. - •
Mr. Thornhill's Sardonix. 4 yrs old, 7st. 01b.,
14 Ma) toad's Blue Ruin. 3 yrs old, ist. 71b.
Mr. Rush's f. by Truffle, out of Reserve, 4 yrs old,
Bst. 21b. .. • • • • • • • •
Mr. Udny's Barmeeide. 3 yrs old, ost.
The Judge pincod but 3.
410 I agst Varenties-6 to I agst Athenian-100 to b ngst
&Monis-8 to 4 agst Blue Ruin-3 to I apt Barmecide.
Duke of Dorset's Amy. 751. 121 h. bent Duke of Ornflos's
Lawrence, Sst. 41b. Ab. M. 100 p. h. ft.-6 to *onD. of
Dorset's Amy.