The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-15 00:00:00

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A few den since (we believe last Tuesday) a party
ef men, undisguised, came In the middle of the day, to a
field near Clomp (at (the foot of Slievenaman) where
some of the survivors of the family of the Sheas (whosel
unexampled murder, when burned to death, several
months since, is yet fresh in the horror and memory of
our readers) were ploughing, and proceeded deliberately
Ast natookle -ehe -homes and to break the ptoughs, anise'
same lime eiwallosing the unfortunate people, by the ex-
ample of their massacred relatives, senor Input a plough
• In-that ground again. And, on Thum* morning last.
Mr. Con. O'Neill, an opulent and triiiketable farmer
,usar Liaroaagh, found nailed to his dber, a letter signed
Geittaia Rock, who is still in being, warning hit° not to
Abolivia atm of Lisronegh which he had, a few days pro-
.slonsektakins Moe Edw. Briscoe, Esq., advancing to that
okstlease• a 4emdderable fine, telling him that they
smisold tad. tome by night, but by day, as they dirt it
' Mom" omdl.that if that hind of visit shonld not answer,
glthee barn Mm and his family as they bed
Slises; that they would do all this in the faie
•irsf die Peden—that no pollee should hinder them, &c
lox lb. matter was not generally ill spelt, ill gram-
beeMola written.—(Clortmel Herald.)
• Al ia Om the middle of last Saturday night. a num-
.ber el mita tasked for admittance into the cabin of Pa-
trick NAIL a small farmer, at Sibbethill, in the Liberties
• of Waterford, on the southern band of the river Suit, close
by the side of the Olacediert Road, something more than
smile from the city. ..The7 said that they merely wished
ha Vila pipe. Upon being told that no fire was in the
-bow, they burst in the door, and five of them, with
blackened faces, entered, fired a pistol at random, and
!celled mat for money and arms. Arms there were none,
'of ornery there was but very little. With fists, and the
• flair end of a pistol, they severely brat the sister of
Neill, an elderly woman, in order to make her confess to
lbeeey. They obtained, however, but a few renpennies,
'het they took Sway a great proportion of the poor peo-
*es clothier. lb is supposed that they previously re-
connoitred the bons. of another farmer in the neigh-
They'eisd, deterred by the barking of dogs.
woke Benglish, no Irish, and did not appear to be
country people; they did cut seem young. It is
• thought that the entire party did not enter the house.—
(Nem)
• A notice has been seseed.on Wm, Atkins, Esq. near
Mallow, stating, that unless he procures arms and am-
munition for the insurgents, and have them conveyed to
n place appointed by them, his, property would be de-
stroyed. This Gentleman, we understand, has treated
the mandate with the contempt it merited—but to avoid
the possibility of the incendiary spirit being exercised
'towards him, Sir Hugh Gough has ordered a party of
-military to be stationed in the immediate neighbourhood
of Mr. Atkins' residence.—(Cork Chronicle),

11.8.
Alit. DIM. All.
1 Dublin •- 0 1 Holland - 6
2 Waterford 0 0 Hambro' V
1 G. & Jersey - 0 I 0 Franco - • 0
• Ushon 0 1 Flanders •
O Gottenbare - 1 0 America - • 0

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK•
26

;et.
Settling
iget

prices:— '
Five per Cent.tkparrlsh, Hope. 551—Neapolitan, Feleonet
67—Five per Cent. Russia, 76f—Dutch, P¢ 47—Prussia
18-19, 95.
Hall-PAST TweLve o'CLocu. —We understand that
the prices brought by Express from Faris of the French
Funds are bBf. 90c. At present it is impossible to give
a correct account of the defaulters in the Foreign
Market. Several are spoken of, among whom is one to
a large amount.

The Paris papers, which have been received to the
13th instant, do not communicate any official intelli.
genet respecting the mum which it is now the intention
of the French Government to pursue towards Spain, but
'the Quotidienne, says, " it is evident that France meant
to have war, if the Cortes persist in their fatal march,
acd there cannot be two opinions on that subject in the
King's Council." The Coustitutionnel contains some
just and temperate observations on this snnject, and on
it e losses already sustained by all the public interests in
France, in consequence of the alarm produced by the
expectation of a Spanish war. These papers contain no
intelligence from Spain or Greece, with the exception of
an article from Smyrna, which says, that a strong can.
nonade, having been heard in the vicinity of Hydra, it
--sarid that the Turkish and Grecian fleets had had
evidently to the action,
, an account from another
decisive results, in consequence
prevented by the state of the wind
amongst the enemy. 'rise I
reached Paris from Vetoes are
Excellency the Viaconnt.Mont-
would not set off on Lis retort'
•31. Nunes, formerlyAide-de-

2 ''Tiverto' o , o ..-......
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' 0 G. 0 Jersey - 0 n Franca - - 0
• [Alma 0I 1 Flanders - 0
0 Ontreentowe - 1 0 America - - 0
. PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
• Bank Stock .... ...... 2491 t India Stock . 266
It per C4.-Ited ... • .. 81/11r I Ditto Bonds39s. 405.425. pm.
3 per CIL COM.. 52 li 21 2 South Sea Stork..." .. 93
.111 pai.Ct.
4 per rents 931 South Sea Old Ann.......• •
WHII Ex.Bill.2d. )
.i. New roofs
8 per Ct. 3787 --MN. Os Os 7s. pm.
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Low Alta .
Imp. 3 per ICt. . ... ... 801 I COB. roe Acct. ....Sil II
a
. . ' Irish b per Coots. I Lottery Tleketc ... 941. lbs.
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ate atattfeintatt•
• '" 711111-11aTISH WIIVAIN 111 IBCEIBMIRATIED Wilt
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1 * •.- 4101101 EVIMEING, NOVEMBER /5., 18fl. - ;
Steel ifsmsatiut, Twebra o'ccocu. —Consols opene4
\ tirts morning, at SI to f, hut, soon after it was known
that ',viral expresses had arrived from Paris, with a re-
rut that use French funds had lowered, and that the
King was ill, the market became rather worse. What
increases this effect is, that a great number of brokers
are selling their stock, to take up their Spanish Bonds,
owing to this being settling day, in the foreign market.
I • FOREIGN HARKET.—Owing to this being Settling
day in the Foreign market, a great deal leldoing amongst
1 the Brokers, but more particularly in settling their
accounts. The Columbian Bonds have experienced a fall
this morning, owing to Morales taking Maracaibo. New
Spanish opened at 611, but afterwards fell to 61.—At
present the Foreign Funds are at follow :
Chili. 02—New Spanish.6ll—Old, 72—New Prussian, 99
—Old. Snit to 137—Aussie, 871—Danish, 91—Neapolitan, 79
—Colombian Ol—Pernviao,Stil to Sl—New Spanish Scrip,
2 discount.
A great fall of all Foreign Securities took place al
Amsterdam ea rgoiday. in coasequence of an Express
received them trail • Paris. The following are the
prices:— '
Five per Cent.itprovlsh, Hope. 551—Neapolitan,Fsiconet
67—Five per Cant. Russia, 761—Dutch, 21 47—Prassia
18-18, O.
HALF-PAST TWELVE O'CLoCIL—WE understand that
the prices brought by Express from Paris of the French
Funds are bBf. 90c. At present it is impossible to give
_ a correct account of the defaulters in the Foreign

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was supposed that the Turkisl
an engagement. This slim!.
of which we lately received
5- quarter. and which had no deo
• fr. .01 of the Cheeks being prevented
~ ..., v from sending their fireships I
last letters which have reach.
dated the sth inst. His Exc.
It.. .- moreocy, it was eipected, wo
until the 12th or 15th inst.-5
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