The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-26 00:00:00

IREUND.

Strong &tattooists of have boss marched to
Limerick end the adjoinintg7turbed district, ; bat
as they have scarcely yet bad time to operate in le
combined plan, outrages and robberies for arms still
continue. By the Arms Act, any Magistrate or
High Constable can search suspected dwellings for
fire-arms and seise them, lithe registry be Rot prodased.
It is probable then, that a general and minute search
of the houses of the peasantry will take place, and to
prevent any large number of the banditti from assem-
bling at one time. it is likely that the country will
be scoured nightly by patrols of horse and foot; but
this mode of proceeding, in the meantime indispens-
able, would rather suppress, than eradicate the evil,
which now bears a frightful aspect. It is almost im-
possible to stay the head of the assassin, when nearly
the whole population countenance his atrocious deeds.
While Mr. Going's corpse was carried to the grave,
the peasantry, every where as it passed, expressed sa-
tisfaction ; and when Mr. Sperling was killed, they
seemed to be aware of the event for miles roved, and
gave a shout when they heard the report of the MIS'
kits. In this state of moral depravity we find the
people of the disturbed parts of the county of Limerick,
and what check, to murder and outrage can be pro-
posed, immediately, but coercion of the most prompt
and vigorous kind?--(Dublin Journal, Monday.)
We regret to state that a most wanton and shame-
ful outrage was committed a few nights ago in the
parish of Rahne, in this county ; a banditti of rumaus
went to the Baptist Meeting-house, which has stood
there upwards of a century, unmolested, and is at-
tended by a most respectable congregation ; where,
after forcing an eNtrance, by breaking the outside gate,
thep demolished all the windows and shutters in the
house.—{Westmeath Journal.)

Major-General Sir John Lambert. K.G.B. has
been directed to fix his bead-quarters at Newcastle,
in the county of Limerick. and to draw thither as
many troops as be should think necessary to put
a total stop to the outrages. The 43d are re-
ported to be on their march to Limerick, and it
is also stated. that the 11th and 49th regiments
are ordered for the Limerick district. The 42d
Highlanders, which moved from Kilkenny to Wa-
terford, were to march to Limerick, to arrive there
on Sunday.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.—Ocr. 95.

OGDEN AND OTIIII3 V. WADDINOTON AND °THINS.
This was an action of assneapsit brought by the di-
rection of the Vice Chancellor, for money had and re-
ceived by the defendants to the plaintiffs' use. The
question involved, was one of considerable importance,
namely, whether the plaintiffs, as natural born sub-
jects of the United States of America, could recover
from the defendants, British subjects, the proceeds,
of certain merchandise shipped to this country to the
defendants for ask, fecjlteliT,
11,1
the late American war, the VC Mai"
the defendants' band, ieter prell narietiotpeaee had
been signed between this cannel anal the United
States. The case stated being aefectiveln some roe
terial and disputed facts, the Court decitsed entering
into the argument until the casewas ripe for decision,
and therefore directed it to be amended.

SOLLY V. WHIVIORIL.
This was an action upon a policy of insurance on the
ship Seamen, loss averred to be by perils of the use.
At the trial before the Lord Chief Justice, at the Sit-
tings in London, after last Hilary Ternsi' the plaintiff
had a verdict, subject to the opinion of this Court
upon a special case. The policy was upon the vessel
in question at and from Hull, to her port or ports of
landing in the Baltic Sea and Onipb 'df Midland, ,
with liberty to touch and stay at any ports and plums:
whatever and wheresoever, and parfleubiey at Elsl.:
fore, without being deemed a deviation. The ship
sailed from Hull, with packs sg. towbo delivered it
Elsinore, Dantsic, and rillan, 'the latii being he
intended port of landing. She touched it Rhinos'.
and Dantzic respectively, and delivered the package.'
destined to those places, and on I).r voyage to Palau,
she was lost in sight of that port. The question fog!
the opinia of-the Court was, whether Allan, beini
her port of landing, she was at liberty to go te^
Elsinore, and Dantzic, for the palpate of delivering
the goods in question, without being deemed guilty
of a deviation ?

Mr Pollock was for the plaintiff; and Mr. Pullen for
the defendant.

The Court was of opinion, that the policy did not
cover the risk of going to deliver *those places, for
it was a policy to cover only a voyagniittinii
pert of lading, and therefore judgrneut was
the defendant.
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OLD DAILEY,4-

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Yesterday Edward Bill was indicted for stealing in
the house of his master, at various times, property to
a very considerable amount, consisting of wine, brandy,
ram. a 31. note, a gold chain, ten feet long, a pair of
gold ear-rings, and other articles, The prisoner having
been suspected in consequence of the frequent losses
that took place, the house of his father was searched
and the liquor fonml. The prosecutor then promised
not to prosecute if the prisoner would tell what he had
done with the other property, and.. be confessed to
having taken the ear-rings, which were of great value,
and some other articles, which were found at different
Pawnbrokers. I t was subsequently discovered that he
had also taken the chain in question, 'a gold seal, and
some silk stockings, and on a more milante search by
the father, a purse, containing W. 17e. and several gold
buttons, were found under the staircase. Galley--
Death, but strongly reeosninended roomy on account
of his yomh.
.4lary Ann Swlliesu. Ann Taraer,litathesei Simmons,
and Eliza Kelly, the outs the keeper Ida house of ill
fame in Swan-yard, and the ether. her **ledges-8,99
were put to the bar on an indictment shaggier them
with violently assaulting and robbing. Lewis Baptiste,
a foreigner, et la, sad upwarts. no prosecutor had
pee to Inquire fees fernier acquaintiaee, 10601111 be
had known in France, was inveigled into hew,
w hen 'Siamese denweedediiill-a-ereirk Timm dwined
the others different steam Afire' till* Tholes* 'spa
threatening to throw his. ene-ef the Weds. ,(a
`enesstasee which did happea once easthiespet) be pre
his looney, and left the house.

N.

The slimy &hod Simonton aid Kelly ilea Guilty.
mid the others Onilty.
The Jury ricommeaded them to timer ea, aecount
of their itzurtne youth, and the bad example set them
by the titio other prisoners, especially by Simmons.
Tamer and Sullivan are only I 6 yearn of age.