The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-20 00:00:00

ST4T OP IRELAND.

The tranquil state of Ireland, generally, Sue busy
'ninths past, and the apathy with which the,natives
of
that part of the United Kingdom hare viewed the pro-
ceedings against the Queen, which hare, iti an 'mortal.
dented gunner, agitated the rest of the fluipire, bare
not failed to be the subjects of remark. Inditiereat,
however, as the people of Ireland hare seemed to become
to political considerations, it would appear by tile fol-
lowing articles, copied from some of the Proiincial
Journals, that the high rents and low prices of produce,
which in former papers we bare taken occasion to notice,
were beginning to produce their wonted results in that
Country, natuely, turbulence aqd tumultnous resistance
to law and authority, in the lower orders of the farmers
and the peasantry:—

To Richard illaegraoc, Rey. Hig•it B.:e,
Costae, of ire, rfOrd.
October 5,1*20.
Sta,--in ennsequence of a most numerous and alarm.
ing assemblage of armed men haying, on the night of
the 25th of September last, appeared at Georgestowa, in
this county, and committed outrages of various detail).
tions, such as firing a number of shots, particularly at a
man of Mr. Barron's, making prisoners of Mr. fferroa
and five of his sten, and detaining them in custody for
the whole of the said night, during which time welt
hundreds of armed men were employed in removing
cattle, coin, fve. off the premises: now we, the under.
signed, request you will call a sleeting of the Moo.
trates and trentleruen of the county, on an early di,, to
take into consideration the most effectual means of rt,
renting a recurrence of similar uutr iges.
Richard Power, J. P; Richard Power O'Shee, J. P.;
Pierce 0. Barron, J. P. ; J. N tip nt Humble, J.
Richard Butler, J. P.: James Herron J. P.; Jolla
(kerma ; James Barron, Lorenzo Power:
lira's.

Pursuant to this reunisition, 1 appoint the said Meet.
ing to take place at the Court-Hun of Dungarrau, os
Aluntlay next, the 16th of Os;taber.
RICHARD Mt.sun trx.
We bare heard ith pain, that Aloft Doyle is at work
.n sumo vats of this county—we caution the people
Against such ill.adtiseil measures as we hare heard ut--
iinitillinient and discrare roust be the consequences and
perhaps add a henry increase to the present taxation of
he country.—(earfaie hlleraing Peal.)

CAR tteli-ON-PICIR, OCT. 15.----An alarming fire
took place last night ahont half past eleven in the
South-West part of this town, at a Mice called liurkes
:ant. From the fierceness with n Web the flames raged,
Anil from the contiguity of the houses, it was appre-
lien fled that the greater part of those bowies which
nail any cunitvonication with that part of the town,
would be cottuinetl. Fortunately, however, but two
loonies became a prey to the desperate ekutent. The
town was a gene of inexpressible confusion, hut the
better order of society made every exertion for the
prevention of damage.
41',1CTIC.11. INTELLIGENCE.

The Liberty, Wilson, from Malaga for I °nylon, pat
into Plymouth on the 17th inst. in distress, being leaky,
foremast sprung, &e.
The °clusters, arrived at the Cape of Hood Hope, saw
a ship on time Cnia of June, standing to the Southward.
eanie.on the stern, Morley, of London.
The cale,ionia, struthers, bound to New York, put
bark to Liverpool on Tuesday, with loss of ntaiwtop.
utast, and mirenmavt sprung.
The St. Petershurgh, from Archangel, cut from
cable at Liverpool, on Monday.
The Sterling, Kendall, from Liverpool to New Braes•
wick, was on chore at Beaver harbour, and bilged. oath*
30th of August.
The Fortitude Increased, Manning, from London, to
St. Kitts, dragged her anchor at Plymouth during the
gale on Monday, and ran on shore in ('atwater, but was
got off on time rising of the tide, without damage.
The Priscilla, I'l'llll s, from Carmarthen to Pieta",
pot into Swansea on 1 uesday, with loss of mainmast,
boats, sails, and rigging, on the Coast of Newfoundland.
The Canada, Allllll, was blown out of Plattenburgh,
on the 32nd of June, with loss of anchors and cable+,
during a heavy gale from the Northward, and arrived in
the Knysa on the 10th of Joly to repair.
YASIIIICTII, Orr. 16.—The Hairnah, Butcher, having
received considerable damage coining down the Swie,
by a laden vessel running on board of her, was obliged
to put bark. The Preventive Cits.•talS boat, stationed at
this port, was upset in the North River on Tuesday,
when Hr. Blake was drowned. The boatmen were
saved.

VISSELS SPOKEN irmr.—The David Stott, outward
bound, on the 2titli of July, by the Huildford, arrived at
the Cape of Good Hope.
Adams, Norton, on the 13th alt, from London to
Baltimore, in lat. 41. lon. 44.7. by the Eliaba, arrived at
Plymouth.
Maria Elizabeth, Helett, from Alton' to Bordeanx, on
the 13th of October. Anna Maria, Popp, same dar.
from Alton* to the West Indies, both seven kilfillre
to W. of Scilly, all well, by die Petrel, arrived at Fal-

The Judges of the Court of King's Bench sit on
Monday next, at Serjeant's Inn, Chancery-laue, to
proceed in the bnsitiess of the Court previous to the
commencement of the ensuing Term.
OILIKTIC MATCH FOR ONE HUNDRED Gvixc*s
•sarta, HIETWERN HICKMAN, TIIC OAS-LISS? MAY, AND
Gaoling Coorsa.--Over a sporting dinner, at the
Cowie Tavern, Holborn, on Tuesday evening last, this
Match was made by Tom Belelier on the part of Cooper
(who now resides in Edinburgh, and is the landlord
of the Britannia Tavern, in Leith.street), to take place
as the 211th of December, within 25 miles of London.
he a fair stand up fight in a 24 foot ring, and the
money to be placed in the bands of Mr. Jackson. The
411as.li_ht man was present, and bettlux commenced
tete briskly in his favour. Prom the tremendous style
ieltit which Ilielonan defeated Cooper a few mouths
else 60. to 40 was offered without the least hesitation;
and if it bad heels required, he could have been back.
ad for 5001. It is expected to be 2 to I before the
fight confluences. Cooper will soon be in town it is
said. 'I be Eaney are all alert upon this match, end
It bids fair to prove one of the most sporting battles
that have occurred for some years. Hickman is eon-1
Silent in the extreme es to the result, and Cooper is
also very unions to recover his lost laurel. The lat-
ter was defeated in the last contest in 15 minutes, but
it was thee urged that Cooper was taken by surprise. • MARRIED.
t St. Pants NoMfbri.
Is eh carer match ha intamls to keep a better look- Om /M :111%:"'Illwirr•rsims gig: of listraory.
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"It " That'. to be "" vet," says the (Ins-map Ewa, and ChelaNsm court, Harvey, to Ana. eldest daughter
I Illownx also Dar. Heinsos.---Tbis contest, which ofJoba Hillman, Esq. of Deptford. And st the same time.
playe e• Tuesday next, for 50 guineas aside, it Mr. T. Ittllmaa, to eld!it daughter or ftlellud°lWll
Midi. will prove a most determined ette. Martin, 2.11 •.1 Pe flan, 11141114."'
.04111mtears assort, eight to win it, from his superior DIED. •
tedidklieigist, and ;ragas ; yet Nodose is the most (*Tuesday. the It* 'aslant. at his home at Heat*
)bmastd. being the *fetter fighter. Thelledis are oily haw Beek. lily.Om fowls, moralag. Mrs. Dale, of Friday-street.
guineas ter pounds, and Hudson *ler draw. • Oa Wellitesdy. the Hith hostas. Mt. theistapher Robb
Iresmattitsmaa Nesatoxs.--Iteitsetlay them NIPS- sos. Wsiting-sweet.
stems eferiasallead before Mr. Owner, the Chairman, Mr U. Mae 11w Imehtmt. at Comi•y•pmettommEm• bOadimielij
1111. BIN mai full it orb if magistrates. Nothing the ..sates, Sopiii• Henrietta, seeood *might's' at the
=me do. bit r vast number if **ate* Rd liMilled; • •
Wing age *lshii* liameetk.sed
tam Mamortis*s *MA. went lb Address her im
004 Meteoilleeisrg=,and wend lot Wei received
410.1101*

A meeting was on Monday last held at Birmingham.
the High Bailiff in the chair, for the purpose of pot-
tiog-Mr. Spooner in nomination as a candidate for tk
colony of Warwick. Mr. Spooner was prspowilif
Timothy Smith, Esq. and seconded by Mr. Jaws
Pearson ; after which Mr. Spooner addreesed:**
meeting at a considerable length with strong prat*
sions of political independence, and teal for the cow
inertial interests of the town of Birmingham, acrd of
the country at large. Several resolutions were then
unanimously passed in support of the object of the.
meeting, and the business closed, amidst the noicergal
approbation of an assembly, in which, it is stated, was
combitted a larger proportion of wealth and numerical
importance. than and 'any other which is recollected.
is the town.

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