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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. IRELAND.
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SOUTH, OCT. 22.- A rriv ed the Tolitit, Ro. rilitisehedr.te,a Osfort.e2inle.h-t 21.•-The
Thlli:ltocrioret
r:lK),:nlddaentre, has 'r-
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from LiTerpool for the Braiils ; eitispicious. pe
from Liverpool for Listees ; and the Duke
answer to an account given in the Papers of ars . ,
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accident which recently happened in this city, and
'ace, Barker, from Eaeter for Lisbon. ee:e" 'I 's
of his Lordsitip's conduct upon the occashn. it its •
~ Ocr. 21.-Came down fret° tie [Liver the says :-
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I, Jennings, for Sietta Lennie-The Iphi- " The Mishap of Kildare, si we ire hfarmed, wai 1
driven by his servant in kis, , gig when a womno was
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-gate and Or;enf East Ituliaman still keep at
carelessly crossing the stressT, in Wilt manner as Mai
he OUtWard•bolllld are detained by a strong
it would be didicult to avoid herr His Lordship saw 11;
Vest wind ; and the Brilliant .S.lar) has put •
ken danger, and apprised his servant of it, whri merle .
every passible exertion to pass, hes, but uneuccessrilly. • .
'smotertf, Cer. 2.1.--Arrived his Majesty's The woman as, in fact, thrown oat of the direct
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,rrroz.., (rem the Mediterranean ; the Robert, movement of the horse, and her thigh broken eurely
by the violence of the Evil. With respect to the Unity,—, and Meer), -—, from London. .
1 his Majesty's ship .lii‘letor, Orr a cruise. other circumstance of accusation, esamely, that the i
toes U, OCT. 23. -Came in the Am woman had been neglected after receiving( the in:.
phitrite, •
jury, the fnct is direr: !y the reverse, She was attended
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, from )'since Edward's Island; 11,.5r, Hall, to, n her removal to Mercer's If.o;pitel, with every
lalaga ; and the , Litizorsl, Ravine, from tiecessery solicierde, by Mrs. Lindsay, the Bishop's
Lady."
GATE, OCT. 21.-The following vessels have
sev(e7ntes:celleneck,
,Otwcro.
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armedOn
' enterednt
the' house ai
y evenaig,s about
to this port for shelter :-.F lie American brig.
Is, Grant, with loss of both anchors and Isaac Jacob, Vsq. at Yiellireok, within half It mite
Swedish ketch Dirk loss of main. ard - n,of this toe , during the absence of the owner, de-
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• manded firms, and stated the particular planes where •-- .i
redo; ketch //offnung ; brig Hurmons ; j they supposed they were cenceated. How evereehtee'
h Limn, from I..nodno• Jacob had no .caste, and they were disappninted in
totem, Oce. ?A.-The Fortune, Bickers, their oljert ; they did net rtimmit any •iolenee, and
on their first coming in, Mts.Jaceb aliened them some •
eneral cargo from Glasgow for London, is .
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money, which they refused, lino on their depsrture,
ar the entrance of the harbour.
they took from her nbout I ss. It was otter vett that
_- • one of them, who was a ter). young Ltd, seemed much
ROCHES l'Elt PEDESTRIAN. agitated. ,
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--,....__ We understand that three men were apprehended .
',cern FROM SUNDAY EVENING, 7 o'cr.ocs.l in the neighbourhood of either, on Monday night,
re. was greatly ' iiiconvetepticed dusting the i with arms i'i their possession.
Severed persons hive beets taken up these few nights
F Sundry from indifferent preparations, and back, at ieproper hours, and having been ['relight •
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is were teach hurt from the nppesrance of his i brfore a bench of 1114..14491(5 ass :11oliday, fnr e‘a.•
.?rs, from Stapletturst. They had come to urination, the following persons, Thomas Whelan t .
from observing his name in the Papers, and I and John Curldchy, were committed to take their trial
at the next Special Sessions, as idle and disorderly per.
parent!), so hoiror-struck at his undertaking •
' sons.-( herald)
ping less than destruction to their brother, in
LIMERICK, OCT. 18.-.-Saturday last Serjeant Jnlsne
sou adjeerned the Special .cessions, under the Insure
;els, would he the event. The interview was
ly affertieg„ arid, on the whole, made a rectinsi Act, from the County (;Hurt-house here. to „
iteration in "fstret:e. In the coinse of Sun- Ratlikeale, at which place the following were tried,
ninon he was seized with a violent pain in his yesterday, before him, Assistant Barrister Lloyd, .
id he sees in consequence about to telietptish and a f. II Bench of Justices. .
; his friehilq, however, pressed upon hire to Patrick O'Donnell, of Pallas Kenn', for being
; this he did.after pacing his tea, and only per. absent (loin his father's house on the nighr of the &It •
lei miles, and was then obliged to relinquish inst.; Callaghan Riordan, of Rathkesle, arid Maurice
erteking- for that day, reins the annoyance Roche, of Callow, for being found drinking its a
ived; the crowd, which ,I , i very great, public-house in liathkeale, about two o'clos.k on .
in en all sides, and stories ii.siti4 thr,•wri Monday morning. - •
esseee by the idle rabble. lie adk,urneil 1 After a most pa'i'nt trial, they were all convicted
isses house, for the first time during lis as idle and disorderly persons, and under the Ste-
, and had an excellent night's rev. The tote were immediately sentenced to be transported for •
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ace of the business was now consider- Seven eesrs to Botany Pelt', for which Once they
dust his success.-- Ile awoke at six On Mon- i Bill be etnbareeti on i'llsley.*
•eing, and was, with much difficulty, per- I The licence of the spirit retailer at whose house i
o pursue eis journey, the family meetieg of Bierdan and Roche were drink.eg, was very pro•
iris's day having had such an effect nn Isis petty withdrawn by the Bench of Justices.
Mr. NI:WiOX, the Jurgen's, his friend and • Feur other men are to be tried at Ratlikeale this
sr, was on the apnt, and by his ilatieriqg re- day under the insurrection Act. 1
d kind entreaties, prevailed on 'Tuerre tot Seturday night, several farmers' horses on the con. --
di his childish thougets, and he again cern- ' fines of the North Liberties were rode; the fellows
his task. lie complete! five miles by eight who were armed took the road towards ermine, at •
and went to breakfast; haring eat very' which place they broke Fito Hallowell'; horse, rob•
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e commenced again, in notch better spirits ; , bed him of several articles, anal then r-receded to
mete was a little s a elled from treading on a . Bellymorris to the house or Filzeernld, where of!),
Sunday evening. Reports were in circnbt- got a musket. On tire foilneing night the same
t he had given up his iierisey, this however perry broke•into houses near Arrinecrnsha, -in quest
'bonier., for lie pursues his daily • task in of warps., that are employed digging pritattwee-L-- •
etter -spirits than usual, completing rather Last night they broke into Qenne's house, near the
its four miles an hour. At one o'clock he Mayor's stone, ai:d after beating Quahe and his wife • •
ked eighteen miles, and retired to dinner. It severely, threatened them *lib destruction if they -.,
IP on to rain anal continued during the day ; dial not leave the neighbourlinod.' -
, however, pursued his journey, and corn-. At two o'clock this morning James Cuifinv was
g miles by 12 o'clock at night, including taken in the act of throwing a St()%e at tl:e -pettiest
.s. lie went of the ground amidst the cheers *on Thomond-bridge. He was lodged in jail. C• lints
who had stopped to we the finish of his is also identified as one of the milieus that broke into
rformence, in greater sti•its than usual, and Quane'l !settee last night (aii mentioned above)-heis
ired to his own house for the night. On to be tried at the Special Sessions, before Serjeant •
morning, soon after sic, he commenced his Joy and the City Magistrates.
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dertaking its fine health and spirits, walked We are glad to say, that several stand of arms have
s awl weust to breakfast ; he pursued his been voluntarily surrendered by the country people
again, after being provided with a pair of to John Lowe, Esq. of Castle-Jane, a Magistrate of
y shoes, and completed 141 miles about this county. •
il went to dinner. SIP stetted nein at two, The best consequences are expected to arise to
inuel his task till he completed 2(3, he was this moire from the judicious Restitutions entered
ed with a violent pain its his left thigh, and it:to on Friday last, by the hlegistrates, to have
dto retire for the day. From appearances Baronial Meetings, to =hick eyerN well•disposed in- 4
ir it is not likely, if this pen continues, that habitant is in .41.4 ; we recollect well that similar
troceed anv further on his joernee : every a.- meetings in the year 1798 had the very hest effect.--•
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las been paid him during the evening, ane en- ( Limerick Chromick.) 4
s spared for his rounryft. It seems TUFFEE has _ ___ _. . . _ -_.
. cted with the rheumatism very 'Pronely in the • GrAscow, Ocr. 20.-Yesterday, Mr. Sadler,
,axon, for some sears pact. and he has at the younger, ascended in rt bailouts from this city,
t symptoms of it dung his present under.
bet under very unfa voorahle circumstances in respect
sotwithstandieg this, he de.lates his health
of weather. The forenoon lowered very much, and
well as at any polio(' of his lire.
about twelve o'clock it began to rain, and contieuest 1
to do so with more or less violence till after the as-
allowing particulars concerning the leisure cension had taken- place. - At tsetse o'clock the
lifortanate General Ponelcit, at Santiago, process of filling' commenced, and it was completed
stnunicated by Captain C town, Commas- before two ; the cotnpany being entertained in tho •
he Speedy packet boat, a hich arrived at mean time by the band of the 71st regimen'. About -•, i
5 on the 15th iti.tant from Cocoons :- half past two, the balloon, which had been tilted he.
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•gy of Coruntia having given the sum of hind the Grammar School, was removed to a '.riserr
;and dollars to the Subaltern and Non-come part of the ground, And Mr. Sadler took his eat
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I Officers of the troops remaining there, with the most perfect self-possession and irerepici.y.
departure of Gen. PORLIER, they agreed, At tweety-five minutes to three the balls-en was
sum to seize his person, and !sting him 'onset!, and slowly ascended, amidst the acclamatinne
ich they executed in the folloo ;lig manlier :- of ail the spectators, Mr. Salter graceful!), bowing
rched out as if to his aid, and nriirilig and waviree his deg. In conserfueece of the wet-
ight of the 30th ult. at the house where the ness of the dose the balloon did not rise high, and
with the Officers of his personal Stahl: were coesequently the spectators etijoy et! the sight of it ;i!
, the setjeants (of the corps) on/eh drew longer ; rece on the adjscent hills haring yen it
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rift's and assailed him ; he fought its the for sixteen minutes. which was nearly bolt the dura-
• some time, but oserpowered by numbers, lion of its flirter. Mr. Sadler haring descended in
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red up Iris arms, and was carried info Co- thirty-live mintees, at Nliingsrie, si von miles and a A •
srisoner, throw is into a dungeon, and in half distant front ON city, in a northerly direction.
s afterwards Intiged ! : l'estertlae 4e•patches from Adm. Lord Exerotero
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Fox packet, Capt. 'LILLY, whichhas ar- were received at the Admiralty. The reduction of
Falmouth from Ateigua, the mast distressing the ships to be employed in the Mediterrentets had I
are received of the tate Storm% its the West already taken place, tine several ordered home. - s 0
On the 29th of August, 37 sail of vessels The Nrational Intelligencer, of the 14th•Soptember,
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eked at St. Hartholomee's, and on the 18th on the authority of letters from Leetington, dated
mire, chiefly Americans, were lest on the 28th August, states, that peace hal been negocipted
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ad; and only a small portion of the crews as itil tee tinstiie tribe of Indians its that quarter, and "1 is
td. A Swedish ship of war lot every man,
that depredations oa the frontiers had ceased. . 1 '
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