The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-06 00:00:00

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tent thin himself took no the *object, he should on a*
early day ionic an Address, humbly relied hie ►la•
jelly to•rreumroend the Kongo to revise raviolis branrhee
of the Civil List expenditure. The House then divided
—For the Amendment 89, Against it 171; Majority 82.

STATE OF The COUN'TET.
Mr. nnouul I AM, after the division. -gave notice of
hit intention to submit. on Monday, a Motion on the dis-
tressed of the Country.
The Address was then carried.
The Mass adjourned at half-past Twelve o'clock.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Rank Stock 2404 . India Stock.
3 per Cent. Red. 7s 7; i Ditto Ronde .....775. 795. pre
3 per Ct. Con.
31 per Cent l34f , Routh Sea Old Are .
4 per Cents 971 SS I Ex. Rill istl.lool9. 95.36.75. pro
3 per Cts.Narylo7i Si 7 61 ' --NW.— 91.75. pet
3 per Cent. • ----Small 10s.Ss. pm
tong Ann . ... .. 19 11-102 , Con. for Aect 7711i
Imp. 3 per Cent : India for ditto
Irish Sr.? Cent I Lott. ,Tickets 19L 19‘

RIOR WATER •T tonnroi-en taros 10-11011610 W.
Morning 9m. *flea —Evening 0 no. after S.

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LONDON:
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 6, -1022.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TEN O'CLOCK,
At an early hour this morning the Stock Bachange
was crowded, bat the moment the marketopenett much
bustle and confusion took place. Consols was dune
in a few minutes at the following various prices-
-7713ii d ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Our market is now steady et and some very
heavy sales have been made this morning by several
eminent brokers, one of whom bought, on Monday.
above half a million of Stock. The announcement
laet night of the Ministers' intention to pay the Five
per Cent. Las caused a decline in that Stock of One
per Cent.
TWELVE O'CLOCK.

A vast deal of business is now doing in the Fire per
Cent. market. Yesterday they left off at 1071. and
the Anetuations are this morning as follow :—Opened
at 106—got up to 1061 7. and are now 106!.

A POLICE STATION IN TILE COUNTY OF CORK
ATTACKED BY THE INSURGENTS.
The Dahlia Morning Post, received to-day, rhesus
the substance of letters from Cork, written on SaiaL:
day, which communicate a New atrocity of a very
daring character, and in which the deluded peamittei
were pretty successful. The particulars gives of tb
desperate affair are as follow :
There had been, it appears, a post established sif
Churchtown, a village not far from Doneraile, when
a party of Police was stationed—the house they 'men:
pied was thatched:' On Thursday night it was NU":
resided by a large number of the leenrient Whig*
boys, and set on fire. The stable adjoining: the
,Isegse. where the hones of the pielp••••• *494 wa
'also set on fire, The Police from within kept up a
soggiest firing, which it is presumed must have
killed and wounded a great many of the assailants-;".
bat the fire increased until at length the roof fell in.
The Police, foreseeing this casualty, were prepared, and
having come oat, they continued the fire; the loser.
gents returned the fire, but they were at length com-
pelled to give way, and leave the Police in possession
of the ground—but the victory was dearly bought. Of
the whole party, consisting, it is believed, of sixteen
men,—four were killed and eleven wounded.
The Chief Constable was among the wounded'
both of his arms were broken, and he was otherwise,
bodily injured. All the horses, with their accoutre-
ments, were burned in the stable. On their retreat.
the insorgeots carried off their killed and wounded ;
among them was the body of one of the Policemen.
which they took away by mistake; it was found next
morning in a ditch, at some distance from the scene
of action.

[FROM rue CORK SISRCANTILIS INTCLL!OCNCIR OP
THL !ND INSTANT.]
INQCEST AT CLONAKILTT.-At a late hour last
night we received the particulars of the inquest which
had been sitting since Sunday last at Clonakilty, on
the body of Patrick Buckley, which bad been disin-
terred for the purpose, and which had not terminated
until Thursday night. At present, however, we can
only publish the melts : . •

Verdict.—We find that the deceased, Patrick
Buckley, came by his death on the morning of the
18th of January, on the lands of Ballinard, in conse-
quence of a gunshot wound inflicted on him by sonic
unknown person, who was one of a party of yeomanry;
commanded by Lieut. llungerford, accompanied by a
constable ; and that at the time said Patrick Buckley
came by his death, he and one Richard Barrett were
prisoners. and peaceably in custody of said party.
'We also find that said party of yeomanry was at the
time attacked by a mob, who attempted to rescue said
prisoners, ankaprivate still which bad been detected
and seized a short time before by Richard B. Nurcott,
Esq., and *Arty/0 the no."
Boston Papers lb' the 9th of 'January have arrived
this morning, 6t ilo sit contain any news of fie-
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portage*.

On the character of the proceedings in Parliament
yesterday,te venture, on the whole, to congratulate
the country. • We do not find reasons for this conclu-
sion in the worth of the Kiog's Speech, (so called, but
constitutionally considered as the production of his
Majesty's itinisters)—oor In the rotes of either House.
Bat there were some strong symptoms is the Comsat,
which promise that the present Session shall be one of
serious iotitiry Into abases, and application of actual