The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-04 00:00:00

IN TERM.

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
:WMARKET HOUGHTON PUTTING.
FRIDAY, Now. S.

Handicap Sweepstakes of lOgs each, for 31 r-oids sad
upwards. T. Y. C.
Lord Groavesor's Abra, 3 yrs old, 7st. 21b
Lord 0. 11. Cavendish's Zero, 6 yrs old. bit. 71b.
b to 9 apt Abra--5 to 2 on Zero.—lton by a length
A Sweepstakes of 100 each, for 11-yr•olds, Sgt. 01b.; and 61-
lies. est. Mb. First half of Ab. M.
Mr. Wyadhaet's f. by young Gutman', out of Marianne I
Sir J. Shelley's Atom
Mr. Rush's h. e. by Medley. out of Tobago 3
to 1 apt Mr. Wyndham's f.; even on Atom.—Won by
lid( • length.
A Ciold Cur, tslue flOgs. for horses of all se's. Ab. M.
Lord SuMeld sb. c. by Vandyke Junior. 3 y r+, 7st. Slb.
Lord rosvenor's Arbiter. 3 yrs old. Sit. Ilb 9
Mr. Crorkford's Sultan, 4 s -s old, 9st. 61b
Mr. Lake's Soots. 4 yrs old. est.
Mr. Rogers's Nina, 4 yrs old, Sat. I Ilb.
Mr. Thornhill's Shoveller, 4 yrs uld, Sit. 1015 ......
Mr. Wyndlism's Robin Hood, S yrs old, [Lit
Mr. Payne's e, Permit's, by Pericles. 3 yes old. 70. I III).
10 to I opt Lord Si:Meld's b. c.—b to I agii Ar'otrr ;
to I agst Sultan-10 to I apt Sonta-7 to I not Wiuseller-
4to l apt Robin llood.—Won by half a length.
Mr. Udny 's Abjer. Sat. 41b. beat Low,
list. Mb. D. M. 200 gs, h:R.—b to 4 agst A hjar.-21 uti by 3
lengths.
The Audit.) End Stakes of3ogs etch, from the Starting Post
of the T. Y. C. to the end of H. C.
Sir J. Shelley's Antar, 4 yrs old, 00. llb.
Mr. Wyndlians's Little John, 4 y rs old, Set. Slb
Mr. Rogers's Lounger, 3 yrs old, esk. I lib
Geo. tirosecnor's Blue Bell. 4 yrs old, 7st. 11111 ►
Mr. Crocktord's Sultan. 4 yrs old, 9st. pub

7 to 4 apt Antar—S to .1
apt Little John-7 to 2 apt
Lounger—S to 1 agst Bloc Bell—fl to 1 apt Tinitan.-1% ow
by a length.
Mr. Udny's Darmecide beat Mr. Thornhili'm Mr. T.ow. So.
bib. each. 1). M. SUOgs, h. 11:-7 to 9on Harinecide-3 !tbs.

IRELAND
LIMeRICK, OrT. !I.—About nine o'clork on Wed-
nrsday night, upwards of two hundred persons attack-
ed several tradesmen's houses in various parts of 'kis
city, and committed many outrages. In Ca.tle.street,
the forge helloes and other implements belonging to
:Michael Aalloran, nailer, were dragged from his house
into the street, and broken to pieces; the same
violence was committed on the prop. rty of Step
. .

Bryan, and Richard Leonard, smitlo.„ in the !tame
street--Leonard's wife was knocked down, and her
pocket, containing about forty cut iron' her
side. While these outrages were in pro4ress a mili-
tary patrole came up, and Leonard liming made a
rush upon the gang, succeeded in taking two of them.
They also attacked the patrole nn making their ap-
pearance, and one of the soldiers haring receired a
blow from a stone, instantly fired on the assailantl,

upon which they ran of!. There are fice persons COM-
mitted to gaol for these ofiences---namely,
Cahill and John 111.Honnell, smiths, Olken in tle
act,) Edward Hall and Patrick Halloran, smiths, and

William Goss, nai!er.
About ten o clock the seine party attarke•l the
dwelling-house of Mr. Thomas Newsom, in Corn-
market-row, adjoining his iron manufactory, by
throwing immense stones in throor.lo the parlour and
hall windows, which acre entirely ile:,troyr,l, a 4
well as a looking-glass and other furniture cAttained

therein.
The houses of Mr. !word Parker, chandler, in
Wickham street, and Mr. William Joint, chandler,
John-street, shared a similar fate, supposed tey lb.,
s one party.
The cause assigned for the outrage in Castle-street,
as specified by inMrtnation on oath, sworn before Al-
derman Watson, is stated to be, for not contributing
eighteen shillings anti nine pence each man to the
funds of the Body calling, themselves "The United
Trades of Smiths of Limerick." The same informa-
tion stated, that that Body were its the habit of as-
sembling at the hunse of a spirit retailer at Munlrate-
gate, and the Magistrate having proceeded there on
lhursday last, with a military guard, found therein a
chest containing Rule. anti Regulations, and other
ilscuments, supposed to be sufficiently strong fur
bringing home conviction to many persons concerned
in thee, unlawful proceedings. They were conveyed
to the Exchange.
In the attack upon the Smiths no less than 26 per-
sons are sworn against, anti Call be fully identified.
most of whom have absconded, but due Imams are
taken to bring them to punishment.
Such is the system of terror now practised, that
a carpenter, who has been in the habit of working
for Mr. Newsom for upwards of 14 years, refused
to make new sashes for his windows, and to repair the
damage, having been cautioned by those legislators
from doing so. The smiths, in lihr manner, refuse'
to shoe horses for those opposed to their Views.
Cosi, Oct-. 27.—We regret to find, that a number
of persons, said to belong to various trades in this
City, assembled the night before last, and proceeded.
in the usust lawless manner, to visit the dwellings of
peaceable and industrious men, who refuse to enter
into unlawful combination, and treated them in the
most inhuman anti brutal way. We do not choose at
this moment to enter further into this subject. as we
learn that the Peace-officers, under the direction of
our active Sheriffs, are un the watch for the offenders.
We trust they may be successful in detecting some of
the ringleaders, and that a little timely severity will
have the effect of withdrawing their deluded followers
from courses, which must Inevitably terminate in .
bringing down upon them the heavy band of the la.v.
—( Cork Cleromielr.)

The Dukes of York and Clarence, and Court
Munster have visited his Majesty daily since his ac-
tin' at Carlton-house Irons Windsor.
Yesterday several persons of slistiaction called at
Brandenburgh-Hoare and left their cards.
TO MESSRS. ROWLANDS,
PROFtItTORS OF Tit CIENVINIS MACASSAR OIL.
nous of you Royal Patron's name.
You add to Tow true wall-earo'd tame ;
While base detractors her asperse.
I praise your name la humble verse ;
And while your Oat Assn ever stand,
The moat roomed in tise load,
For restos/ a
wee
of bah;
Were barrow owe it did appear:
Your Queue by imattioa met to the*
Clotho it bids immortality,
°Nat loortiami4teitits CASOLIIO4 J. •
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