The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-03 00:00:00

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'he Costntry is tranqall. The county of Meath is .bent Bees. Dec. R.-The libel's and Loyal Briton treeepecte. •
'dor the Ccinetabulary Act. Before there months, came down from the river for Portsmouth. on rinturdmy
suppose it will he general throughout I relaad.- night,and remain All welt; the Elias Ann, for the South:Nes:,
mblia Even. Post, Saturday.) damaged her windlass last night during the gale; we Lava
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['hough, according to the Dublia Regain: Post, the bad communication with several °Title ouontnerthounsd. and
intry pert of Ireland is trap nil, it doe. not ■appear glade
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t the Orange party in the City of Dublin are quiet.- more
smud:n ;, suffered
Jamaica put back yesterday ea&i re-• - 111 /
r a night or two last week some attempts were made main, belt-past 0, W. S. W. moderate -sad file.--11160 ;
tiesoken pastime, it is alleged he way ea excuse), w. B.w. . /
dress the statue of King William, and, on one of these Faceocru, Dec 1.-:Arrived the Crania. Ls Coil, from / i i
:asions, the:Huard appointed to prevent the decoration, Cork ; put beck the Independence. Holland. fir fr.ortitat.
I the mischance to wound one of the rioters after being oat from this port 1? days.-Wind It. Ni . ,:.
loin he endeavouted to disperse. While these Yan.fotrni, Dec. 2.-Tbe Aurora, of Newcattie, went , .
,turhances were goiug on, some of the leading %whereat Horne, last night, in a heavy gale of Wird, a:
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angists of the Guild of Merchant's tbongbt pro- south west, and is sunk ; crew raved. ..,,
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r, in consequence of the umbrage they hail taken PI.TatouTR, Dec. 1.-Arrived, the Lord P.VmoaltfO, . .
the Lord Mayor, to claim two silver tankard', which Barrett, from Quebec, in 28 data, with loss of yat• .
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e Wild had formerly presented to the city, to drink sails split, bulwarks, and every thing upon deck woo d
e memory of King Wicataw, when that toast was overboard, and, oa entering the Sound, one man tae
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n.iilered at a test of Revolution ptiaciples, and a lost overboard. , , i
mpliment to the Bootee( Brunswick. These tankards
id continued at the Mansion Noose, and not being SPORTINO INTELLBIESCE. :•" / . ; . •
yea to the Guild when demanded. they caused the ._-....._ ,
!lowing twice to be fixed to the doors of the Man- BETTING Al` TATTERSALL'S-Dec.9. . ...o.
17 to 2 @gat c. est of Emily-9 to 1 agst Talisman -19 to ' I . . ,
an House:- 1 agat e. oat of Web-lb to 1 cyst e. out of Panties-44i to
t THE lIIMITIM AND WARMER. OP' TEM GUILD OF MR. t It
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CHANTS, DUBLIN. 0A141.--1 i t 0 2 agst t. out of Zaida-a7 to 9 oust St to
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Sailor-10 to I egst sr. to Sultan.
nith Fleming, having refused to restore to the Dead Ccaarr Srexce.-6 to 2 *gat Moime-9 to 2 art Swap- •
a property, being two Silver Cups, although he had II to 9 art Posthuma-1 Ito 2 east 14
peatedlfitromised so to do. a Post-Hall will lie held DONCasTalt ST. Ltcaa.-10 to 1 eget MIA Fanny, by
I Thursday next, Mdse o'clock, in the saw Beadiest', Wakes-11 to t agst enterwood. •,
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adopt such measures for the recovery of the said pro-
raty, so onjastly detained, as shall he fanned expedient. TROTTING Aaron.-On Satanist, morning, a trotting . •
Dated this 22d day of November, 1822. match was decided on the Hackney-road, between a
" Signed by Order, pony, the property of Mr. Kennison, of Betheal-gteeo. • -
"T. and J. MAIN, Clerks of the Guild." and one belonging to Mr. Petty. The distance was ~
The Guild accordingly assembled, and a great deal of fourteen miles; soil. although Air. Benison gatte his • .:
ilk took place. Among other things a serial's charge opponent two miles at starting, his pony woo the race
as brought forward even against the laird Lieutenant. by half a mile, completing the distance within the boor.
Brother accused him, le a written paper, of beiag A hound bitch, belonging to Mr. Hiachett. dropped
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accessary to the murder of the Citiseas of Dahlia," seven paps on Settaday last, and appeared as well as • ' .
enamel of the interference of the Bank Heard with the such animals usually do. afterwards. On Sunday, the
Ire:seen of the Statue on Tuesday night. With res. same bitch dropped two mere, aid on Monday another,
act to the charge against the herd Mayor, they sus• making the number ten. The intervals noticed in com-
ended their decision by an adjournment of half an hour, pitting the brood are cirearnstamws, we believe. use
wring which Alderman Archer undertook to wait paralleled.-(ftrighten Herald.) .
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11 the Lord Mayor for the plate. Whea the proper ap. ____. _ _____ , •
lieation onside, the cops were instantly restored- As an instance of the surprisiog mildness of the sea. A
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liderman•Aecher °tweeting, that if a respeatfel applies. son, the gooseberry bashes at Watch-hall, near An- ~.
ioe was made in the first instance, the ceps would have min, are in full bloom, and in some instances the hide
wen given up. It was then voted, that the ceps should set; eshihiting a probability of pleating a dish of that ' ,
lever go oat of the Master's possession, who declaim' fruit at Christmas,i
if the weather shouldcontinae in the •
hat be should never send them to his Efise:e's; Bed so. same mild way. ' i
or the present, ended the sharp agaijet the teed Mr. R. Tweatjtenen, of Wigton, lately killed a bal•
dayor. lock.of the short horned breed, only Cites years aryl• . 1
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memneanv TITHS URRTINO, a quarter old, which weighed ty seven Stone, deo .
We lnsow time the Requisition for the meeting of the pounds, without the offal, and had twelve stone of
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*vela Tipperary, on the subject of a commateties of tallow. The animal was bred by J. Seal, Esq. o
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Tithes, basher's segued by nine-tenths of all theses,. of Green row.
preperty. earl of all the iniluential and leading characters Si Ntinliall Face.-Ad ewe. the property.of
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that great sad cove wealthy county. Besides the Kerr, fanner, Qnsas, dropped a lamb in March ler;
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Lords Llandalf OlengaU. Lismore. and Banally, it has which she condoned to cockle up to the ild Septembit.
the same of opt of the County Members. In troth, at which time, to the astonishment of the owner, she
there are oily three men of any leading or character in yeaned another lamb, which is now in a very forwa.ad • i
the county, who. amid very recently, have appeared state in spite of the cold. and .stinted supply of item. . •E, ,
openly opposed to the measure; or rather, we should tarsi road. The first lamb, in fact, was not greased! . .
say, who have declined *Seise their Openers to the when the second appeared, bet it desisted from made,
&lodide*. These are, the Earl of Donotagbmore. Mr. of its own accord, in tenderness, we premise, to lit ~
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Prink,. ese•of the Cistety Members, and Sir Benjamia yosogn brother. ; •
Bloomfield. Yee these personages, and their (needs, Arreore TO .sues Pamow.-At about eight o'clink • . . .
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have, we batsmen. teases for concluding, pet every in. yesterday morning (Wedassilay, 1/th ult.) a desperate
sereaseat is Wien, for the purpose of defeating the attempt to break eat of the city gashes' made by sego.
measure, or peoventine the Sheriff from eaavesiag the retests in eastedy, at the criminal side of that prison, • .
Gaiety. The Karl of Olengall, and the mableepeo aid A guard. eon sting of a' mph! and three privates, iii• . •
=mod* vitals ha, Attie a • . the alwa at al tie iespalement inside the prison,
; Whore very ramie we •,` el lid UK and , * clothes of the,
--(Mid.). • . . • prlsoolve, t edvaatate • the opefilisk of is deer. ' • '
. CaD.UNTY SLIGO ELECTION. for the peeve, of rechealog the prls leers' bedding, ,
Ist fitly--R0a.14. Wog, 191 1 Col. Pereira. IV robed oat sad disarmal the guard of their firelo!kei r"?
vial day ditto 186 I Ditto liid sad maioteftted themselves on the defensive for a coax- • -
lid day ditto . • lea Ditto IN derail.. titne,histil Mr. Welsh, whoa Iftelsenys attentive
ids day ditto I 116 Ditto 100 to his duty, obtained a rehaforeement of soldiers from
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A* the fibanden•guard, on the appearance of whom that , _
Majority for Colonel King 93 desperadoes submitted.-(Cork Advertiser) z
The tows is much crowded with the Freebolders stud John Flake, who was charted with the o!Tenee of
Bereave. gad a groat *eel of rioting bas mesa paw. TM letting Ate to the remises of Thomas Trench, Esq. et i
HIV Sherif dmieght it necessary to call oat the military to Thrandistda.Seeolk, has been discharged for the wail •-
lico PAM Peace. The Star of the Sligo Wlitis of saficientreitanee.
trrrbista confined to the Dragoon Barracks; and it was On Wednesday evening, as Thomas Lister, tailor, ha . ,
fogad aseessery to disarm the Barony Coestables, who hail the employment of air, ae of Todboe. wureturn.
bees brought in to preserve the public peace.-(leid.) log from Durham on a mule, about a quarter of a mile
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south of Farewell-11211, &footpad leaped out of a plains+
Baterall PRILOSOPIIICAL AND LI iNSTITtt. Lion, which caused the tailor to whip and spar his beast • ' .
rtote.-01 Monday last, a general Meeting of the Pro• with all ids might, but the animal fell quite stupid/ .
primers seas held at the New Rooms, in Park-street, which enabled the man to come op with Mm; foes- :* '
which was very respectably att.nded. The very -Rev. nattily, however, the robber, in aiming his club at the
the Dean was voted to the chair, and an interesting Ree rider, hit the mole and canted it to mend its pate, ae 1
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port of the Building Committee read by. Mr. Hattori, get elem. of.
which was approved and ordered to be printed. In met- llverantoos AFFAIR.-Thorsday, some Gs
leg the Bret resolatiou, Mr. Lunen expressed the great from bi„seeja7 who were bunting, in passing eb _ I
were be received ineontemplatiog the progress which Harlow Wood, found wrapood a
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rad bee, already made in the undertaking, and antic.. a boodle, a gown and frill, which were moth torn '•‘•, • *
paled the future success which would attend the (Gad. clotted with blood, 'veering to have been recently dol; -- t
teflon. Several other gentlemen, including Mr. also a pair of black worsted atockings, which had 'nip..
. Bright, Doctor Randolph, the Reverend Mr. Cony- appearance of b&rjer boodiustily polled og, And rho'. i
bete, Mr. Charles linage, the worthy sod *vs' whole looked es ilvinieom-had been used. What adder •
rend Chaintan, Ike. addressed the meeting ; the is
ao the Gamic:lea thaft,mordee had been committed le, that - , : t•
' pardenlarly bore testimony to the qoanteen of Pillion. a sae and womag „E„, seen together near ebo wood. 1-,,,,e-:• F
phical and Literary talent in Bristol and its neighbour. sod &wen was roe seen „a" wortila• ..., •
hood, which only wanted an Institution like the priced and .ben*. The ankle, above stated c.,,, depaeired
ito bring it before the public, and to attain for ear alt! at the toll•hisi neat the hint Tavern, and we • sincerely' • "4 i
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that repetition in polite literaaire and seines'. wh• hope they will lead to an e 'situation of the &Kelt.
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- bad been ceded to it to commercial 'mimeses. A dead. Monism wase•Cawrosne.- Yesterday. Richard Pople and
- tory conversation then ensued of the propriety of nain• Jobe bite, two abeam et dou-ftail Ace, arrived lik •4 • %
ing an early day for the next Report of the Committee; 'ltitediew Res Eisdstors, to Saw '7, where they had been for •
. which was fixed for the I.t of May.-We were very the last two or three days in po ,it of a desperate sang of
mach pleased with the harmony of theme:Ming, and witb highwaymen. who bag ildeard fumy, Limpafield, Botles' . .
1 the sprit Will which it entered iete the proceedings, HIS, Addington, Creydosti and
ot. -r plum *advent. for a .., . •-
g .tkattigiimia a satisfactory result. -,(Brietei Mercury. c"siderable time P2'4' °ad"' el\e" /14/viDglat A 46411 •'
• 14 • toe on Sunday night, they mosived otoTill'aeisa.rjet* man ..
had bark robbed and barbs/wooly murdered on-Bliterdep% - •
. Atheism Disconase.-On Sunday week, et St. Mar- night, no Th0r,,,,, 'teak becareeestreetbam and ereydos,,
• tie** Choral; in the city of York, the geotorepadea mod ebie embody „smell hives, toe w“eatabesepu...ic.. - .
a were not a little surprised, instead of an expoetel 001• bas., They inataatly set oft to !blare into the ho rid
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f- moo, to be entertained with the reeding of the New WA** sad as arriving at lbs pablio.hoose. they e , • , i
a Marriage Act. The effects resulting from this elevator Weed by the lardiord, th et the moot man had been breaget
e composition were soon visible ; for before the • Miwister Into his boss* by Some Armee...dee parsons Omit deg
g had got through the preamble of the bill, a recce) o'clock that
mint,,morai tiey having tootle him IP* In a - i ' •
ir rising took place. The bill operating meek in the ditch quits bead, road side of the common.sear the .
Pied Bull, public-house, with his pockets tumid laslde du t,
e same way as the Riot Aet would. had it been said or and his head and neck doeadfidly mutilated; a 'tihilli 0... t.
song by Pearson Ethelstone, who all the Manchester -
silver, and oineproce In ec pper, were found lyinfrimariTim. i
1, magistrates know. has an excellent voice for each an and saran rash basket was placed curiosity unclothe body:
p occasion ; the chnrch, in a few seconds, was deserted There wee a dreadful conteplon never the right me.- They
rd by the congregation, some eight or nine chiefly permits leering that lb. name of the murdered man weitosepa
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se being all who remained to listen to the peroration ; and Maaniag, end thee he live at Mitcham. wee* a Inieldere •
y, they, it is conjectured, submitted to this penance, in by trade, sad worked for a Ir. Parrot, at 'item:ham. 0% • '
rs order to reeelee their share of the weekly division of Saturday night. about fan o' tont. he wss pied 23,1. fge Car
al loaves.-( York ourant .) his week's work lathe Grey!. nand alt Streatham, out or fhici
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- Many of the h-sit; are paneled to understand why he paid his score 10s. 6d. en I left deceit°
see in about Wren • - ,• ';
hour after for horse. with th srentailtder of lets wkp*slh his .
ail the famous Marraige Act should be read in churches,
ill unless it he meant as a preface to the Prayer of the High pockthet.Tbe officers traced lit, ito the Pied Batton led heath, '
re Court of Parlitment-that Providence. would mercifully near a plans he was found m srdere4 ,whire tbeyaMertnlnso .
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,x. keep it in its senses.-(.lfirror.) [This is one of the that he and • man named Ni. heel CI agherty, ware drinkiaK
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together In that house, about . des en.o'cloek on tile night if I
- papers that thinks the Country would be ruined by a the murder ; and whilst there hey Hid she words respect- .
of Reform of Parliament.] log bleeping working ander rile. They left together la .v. i .
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ne. In opening some ground a few days ago, on thentosa eager, having grst taken a gla -; rark atthe bar, and flathial , .
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ie. Quay, Bristol, for the purpose of removing an °Warne. more was heard of either till : annitie carts 100 W °:1"..,4°r1
la the ditch I Dogherty being ' the Pact who WAI .4.U1.1N. l. 't
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murdered mum Saturday of tio.tr..,C..l7oPalcaletrnaiwr,
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tel plied the adjoining premises with gas, was 'separated
seqoanee he was takes en 0 Ida*.
from the mein, and a considerable escape of cam ensued,
ran which, collecting in a confined situation, where a candlet Swag), night h*
Jr. was heroine, an explosion tookplace t but we are happy was taken beers the Bev. Si/01 a Cole, and underwent, mi-
sfile investigation, but uothi• Og brit g elucidated to acing. '
... totters, that ties damage was ripy trilling. and no per- alas him in the murder, he w ka iiisemirged upon an coder- ,
. son was injured. r stsedMg that he should be in r .3,,tiness to spear w.msw .
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