The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-28 00:00:00

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•ntended to devote to their fury wa. the Viceroy hi m•
If. Vet oe Enanns, tbonglt horrified at the atrocity of
the Faction, our previous knowledge of their language,
their audacity, and their union, led ns to expect some
suds estastrophe as that which we had the mis.ortune to
witness at the theatre on Saturday week.
lAttour English fellow-subjecte accompany us through
qe. following law paragraphs—for, to the people of lie.
land, the statement is unnecessary—and they will see
the regular formation and fulfilment of the Conspi•

Pier.
Insmidtately previens to the King's arrival in the.
Coostry, and whilewe were all waiting on the tlirrne of
loyalty and expectation for our beloved Sovereign's ap•
preach to the shores of Ireland. a paper then
published in this city railed The Hibernian Journal.
issued a Manifesto to the Orangemen, invoicing them
to .me ON, and dealing out several dark Insinuations
against the Alonareb himself. We felt it nor duty to
futon on this paper, and we succeeded in extinguishing
it. sit theOranremen were not lone without an organ—
another, wort:lntemperate anti flagitious, issued frotn its
reins. Frani a little after the departure of the King to
this day, this paper (The duti,/n/c) has been preaching
little short of open Rebellion. How tilt Journal, which,
io'indaeity and sedition, surpasses even the Press, has
'NMI. suffered Po long to pollute the public era, tee are
utterly at a ion to conjecture. It is possible it has been
despised, for it is particularly wretched as to literature,
but we all know that public mischief is not to be MP 4.
cored by .the mental capacity of the incentlinrv. The
itispoeition,io;fact, is every thine; and this dispoZition has
been made manifest,not only by et tivlcs ache must intl...
cent and scandalous kind upon the Catholics and the
l'a.holic hat by unmeasured vituperation atm
the chatacter of the Oovrrnment. The paper has
gone farther thins even this it has published libel after
is the most 1014111111alory and galling langeage.on
the ga'rrlinti of Ottlilin. On the very Stupider in is hick
tins Orengemen aimed et the Lord Lteetenant s life; this
paper. as We ShOWS9 on Thursday; contained as gross
add sliiiminahle a libel against the Earl of Kilinorey
•I•lthe'righl-sizth regime.% as ever Issued from the
MCI. •
Wento not say, nor do we think, the Antidote peon*:
PIT the Asaissmation of our illustrious. Viecroy.We refer
to it, and we might refer to other Pohlications of the
sa'aie sterol, which have really rendered some of our
thsOrONtilraTlN s nnis tore, to show the amino: of the
tvssgesitenew Dohlin, to prove the character anti dispo-
sition 'of tilt Faction—to prove their words,, their
tirrests, and their designs. Hat it is nbt neceepary to
refer to papers which may be disavowed or denied. wa
sufed only paint to the Corporation of Dublin, and to
tke moat ansidergble of its minor Members, the Guild
0:4 We'rchatits. Both these bodies, or at least, tile most
uorive of them, ire Orangetnen. The language of.
both. but .particalerty. of the linil.l of Merchants, hes,
b4en eminently autlacions, and Revollidauscy. Havasu
Lori ifellesley wished to carry his Majesty's parting
Mineiltioe and Injnnedon into.effect, he haciPen
■ clod by these Factiusiisis with the most indecent and
vitAltri coloninlbs. It is not now necessary to repeat.
Nair in.irf history since the Ist of NoveMitee. It is'
ft-..b in all our minas. It kept the flame of discord
r!'ve. It was the active owl pitipable endues round
the conspirators of Saturday rallied, and from
vhioth the plot cotlisird. Anti ye'. look at the owne-
r; itions a-the tecnexotts—the feeling. reply of the Loh!
J.11•41e6411$ to the Address of the Build; anii.'even his
riseital kindness to Aldermen Nugent- Now, Alder'
man, aortae Wok ogein to good moor and geed feeling.
tint the Orange Lodges, it is well knows by
ti-Mi to, the Illovernment, have recently had constant
Meetings. It is well known that the immediate act of
'hellion was arranged at some of those Meetiore.-
71ltriss1111 r eh..-eonsisnentepic of the Cottre-
ll ,sera, and places of ['oldie resort.
tilt another Logitagels held by these Corporations
of Orangemen in. their while, capacity. No doubt,—
Their Dublin• honors expretsed tb. it regret at the at-
tetapt °poll' Lord IVellesley, and they waited npon his
Eicellertry with an Address. 'rids was hyr•oertsy, to
I. sere —but we rrjoire in the occasion. for it gave the
l,' rd Lieutenant an opportunity to deliver as pointed. as
e t‘phat:e, and es memorable an answer as any open re-
'lto. affecting, dignity whirl) ilistingtushei this
polishistL•but thrilling rebuke witch it
eonveyed, will not be lost upon the country, npon the
E!.uplie, nor triton Posterity. It will furnish, in truth,
ei.4e of the brightest pages In our history, when'the fac-
yen Wilt be in dose, and its deeds referred to with min..:
gird ..stdniAwietit and disyrust.
,What *mousier. those Orangemen must be to attempt
t!, life of such a man If he were not even in to?.
1.i;;% station %%Melt he fills—if he were not even the
Ceprelentative of a Monarch, who honoured Ireland
espreialky, what (Pries they mast have been to, raise
V 01"..cuit.st • Statesman. venerable for the length and
s rmfour of his public services —what demons !hay.
;tit.brto „Sim at the life of their own conn'epaneyi
e \IONe lieart..every man that knows hint, knows to bith,
tctrorighly, to lac enthusiastically devoted to .Ma
I' 'nutty, and t..) the service of that lieuevoleut Monarch
o. bo selected him for the great and perilous cbarge,of,
g•tverning IrAand.
(tut thus, thines will work well. To the Lord Lien-
!Ntes they have proved the affectionate adosinstion, the
ei,thosiastic attachment, wide h we, the Citizens of Deb-
ho, and the people of Ireland, feel for his person aad
K.,verninent. What are the Orsnots faction, and ail the
grange Corporations eompared to the Diintation which
I is waited on his Excellency this day? Oast anti dros.4!
Clone up those recipients and distributors of sedition,
t'l. OraitgeLmiges —revoke the Corporation Ciserters
ilteavow the Orange Yeomanry—and the.•lncentliaries
eoald be extinguished with the aromatic e dings of an
a' pining tap,:.

Lately, a butcher in Perth, en opening the body of a
ow, Wood in the womb a young calf with two heads.
v..rfeetly formed, end apparently with a linable spine.—
;'his lowa, after haying been kept a day or two, WAS
I I yen as,lood to swine—some ignorant neichhoure bay.
i.tz ettgeested that it .• wasna canny to lia'e sic a thing
to boot the how."

DCIISCRATE £TTCMPT AT Iluatico.--Yesterdly morn-
Sri`, John Bolt. aged 21, groom to W. A. 11. Arundell,
Rail-At Castle Park, near Oakhampton, was connnittrd
ta thillearrei county gaol. for attempting to murder
J Snit Juslaisd, ■ nuraery.m. Id is the same family. Oa
Sr inlay afrornom lest, she left the house to g o to
eaureli, tad Bolt, who had for some time been endea-
vtnitiig, though unsuccessfully, to gain her affections,
tollowed her through the fields fOrlhe purpose of mak-
ing a-further declaration of his patios. On approach•
iug.tteeboreh, they f mud they were too late, and re-
turned home. Shortly atter. Bolt desired the house-
maid to nerd Josiand to bim is his bed room, where she
Went; lerouspaniest by the butler, befog afraid to go
M:sime. 'FLIP latter soon after, at the request of Bolt,
retitled, cud had left but a short time, before he
was 'slimed by the cries of the girl ; he returned ,
immediately to the room, and at the moment of entering'
saw the groom fire a pistol at her, which, it appears, he
l•at taken from under the bed clothes, and, shocking to
relate, her right eye was blown out of Ler head,and part
~f the charge lodged la the right side of her neck
:`tree of tier lingers were also so dreadfully shattered as
1, re-a-, 1-nnntssion neeessary. Peery possible lawn.
lion has been nail to the unfortunate sufferer, who, we
in •nnst dangerous state.—(F,.re•
ter Flying Post, Dec. 24.)