The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-04-28 00:00:00

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Pidtecteetoh or Hichee.--(ErcrO: the Cork Mem Oro I.)
fej A LLOW, A Plip. 17, 1823.—,,The .uniortunatm man.
Hickey, arrived here yesterdity.betweeu three aod 4.1t1r
o'clock, under an escort of a rate .of the Carbineera;
and remained iu Bridewell nuts) this, moroiski *bleb
interval of time, I utiderstand, he passed in tietpi- and
becoming devotion. At about nine o'clock. Oil MO( IP!
ins, he was taken out, and, moved on to the plare of ex-
ecution, under an escort of the Daliallow Cavalry, .l he,
Doneraile Association, and the new Police,. tile entire,
'under the command of Col. Longford, as senior otlieriof
the Oultallow Cavalry; they were joined,, on the way II
Sir Hugh Heath, and a large patty of his (lie :220
Regiment, and the troop of the 6th Dragoon., that, es 7
carted him into the town yesterday, and witch troop
moved ouliolihre the general proceraioa tbis, morning.;
they werediii joined*, the High Sheritf and a parts- of
mounted YIHIe Oa entering Doneraile.,, the)? baited
and formed a eltcle, when the unhappy man .ailitreetert
the multitude (which was very cousiderahle) for soma
time, and admonished them to desist from their itiFkod.
ways, that there wail 1141 use in rrsisting, and hoped his
untimely death would iteince Ahem to retuin to the
paths of peace astkood order..l, . •
He expressied'ins gratitude to 'thane O'Brien, and
his Curates, fey their exertions in his favour—begged ,o 1 •
ate people to give up the army they had in their reseal
ision—implored ones. fur his enemies--deckedllis
(-horror for ilia it
~" eggtid the prayeri itt* all who .
' beard him, std. the' of Heaven. . ... • . .
They tiltillSo_ . to the place of execntioft, ilf.ber• ..
be met his faNitnfiltireat fortitude, and paid *eon' at:
tention to the admonition of the Vety Rev. IN. d, e,
P. P. of Doneraile, and Rev. 4r. O'Condor, *ho acrieln-
paniiiti him from this city, bat without haviug said an.
' Wag particular. ....,,, .
There was a considerable eve*d there, mostly women.
lbays, and girls: a great any 'Magistrate, and Gentle-
men attended. He wrote a letter"last,olglit to kis bro 4
'tber, expressing his deep contritien:oll Vera at_ c-
ing ever been so foolish as to bare jidsierrutatOsit
association, and ueseeching him to b.: will) tryida pi. ~.
lucky fate, and not only to avoid every thin, .of the kt f
himself: but begging him to use Li; ba teiert one ~,
perenade every person he may have any inhai Tice ones :ti
,a. ''
to de ert from and forsake such asvocistione and oril-.. ', •ii- •
practices. We have had no burning' in the neighbour- 1
hood for the last two or three nights=—tion grant we '
may continue so. lit•

A Lett'
day wee'
Borthwi
of the
with hi
We announced
from Atneriu
time at the K
One thousand
sion.—(f

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Oa Sunda
Roman ^
Rabat's.
whose admit,
(Cork Advertise)
The MI
at %Voir
short di
accident
and his
wonld I
possible,
the grow
tervaut
assistaw
could s
fracture_
On Saturday a . moray t. a place in-Stirl,
Two men, one a grave-digger and the other &scavenge,
were indicted to stand trial for violating eepolcb6ass
The Jost was deserted against them pro lON iftleattwrCs
and they were ordered to be re•ceormittet on a %dui War-
rant. By some unaccountable mistake tßey were allowed
to get out of jail. The mac'r went in pursuit, and, after
great difficulty, succeeded in again capturing them.
The moment they had made their appearance they were
attacked by the people, but they contrived to gatioto.ai-
parate houses ; the crowd demolished the doondied win-
dows, burst in, dragged them out to the street, and were
belabouring them severely, when the tower appeared. with
the fresh warrant, and, a!ter a long struggle with theme
in the street, took them into custody. They had pre-
viously been well beateu by the crowd. Not satisfred
with the 'punishment they had inflicted, the crowd itt•
tempted to break the jail to get once more at the object!
of their indignation. A strong party of military were .
brought to the spo', and tired some shuts, and made se.
verar pushes with the bayonet. Several people wet*
wounded. I o consequence of this state of matter!:
squadron of the Scots Greys marched from Piershill bar-
racks for Stilling on Tuesday inorning.—(Edirsbuegit
Star.)
There were in this city IR eating-houses of the de-

scription called, at Paris, restaurateur ; the polite has
successively had 152 of them closed since the Ist of
March.
IypROVIMENTS INTRADE.—Our corraspadent informs us:i
that the trade of Knaresbro% in this toasty, is in such
flourishing state, that in the short space of three yeais, up-
wards of three hundred dwelling•honsas have been built.
and that small houses are no sooner finished than they are .
inhabited,
•principa ly by wearers'

eery.)
111auctiarraR.—We understand that during the list year*
850 workmen's cottages hate hem built, and that upwards
of 100 are now In progress.—(lbfrf.)
EDINBURGH, Apatl. 25.—0 n Wednesday tielit the .
di.ils of the Canougate clock were for the first time light-
rd with gas. The reflectors are very powerful, which
renders the hour distinctly visible at a cunsiderab:e
distance.
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PERTH, APRIL 24.—1 t says little for "improved
times," that the Salutation inn has been let for almost
a half less rent than it brought two years ago.
five good fellows assembled to pets an evening, last
week, with a friend who was to depart to Dundee ntxt
morning ton his way to London. In the morning, they
adjourned their parting carousals to the Athdi steam-
boat; where they gut " dwelled among the nappy
and, all unconscious of the sailing of the host, weft
I carried on to Dundee, to the great consternation of their
expecting families.
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Iti ARUM .--Tats DAY.
Coss-Excitnatee. Arm ft.—There eras a good snivel
of all descriptions of grain last week, especially Oat,. Thud
morning our first supply is only'moderate. This Wheat trade
w as not So brisk as on Fri day last. and the prica obtained thin
morning, may he quoted only Vs. to 3s. per qr. higher thast
last Monday. Barley militates to seii on much the earns
terms as last week. Beans are Bs. per qr. higher than this day
se'nnight. There are sctrcely any Peas it aisrket.
Peas are again rather higher, and Om Peas roll Is. per qr
dearer. The demand for Oats continues very lance, sad
notwithstanding the quantity being considerable, this article
is Is. per quarter higher than it was quoted last Mon Jay.
SMITTIFIRLD Mmterr, /le itti. I.—The supply at mark.
this morn ng, although not great, w as fully snilinthr.t far the
demand, and the prices vi all kt rsciiptions of auto are rather
scarcer than on last Monday. Good Ike wag rather I,
domandi and a high pries was asked for slat

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!Wt. from Ballina, County .
:ek, announces the irtt A_ e tele •
rick. In April, ISWllblitldiriliial, then
Fan LothianOlanli,atitierinClA4led to A werics4.•
iim property tb flit amount of eriiral theitiatida,•',
wonted sorne skort tim• ago, that, since biireterd, 1•,
Interica.,lt•lN resided in Dahlia, awl spesl'sonql - '
t the Kilrusii Hertel, oe the barks of the Shame* .-., . .
iousand guiders bad been offered for his afetwebet• ' ••• '., .
.(Limerick Chromick.) . . • •
iunday last, the Kay. Mr. Kenny, the courciehael;4.• - '' 4
i Catholic Prieit, attended Divisa S. Worship at S.
s. He sat in the Dean's seat, whesreaelini, arid • ...! • ~.
admirable sermon be paid the great Est &nestles.
4drerliser.)
Marquess of Chandoe, when returning to hit seal,
non, a fir days ago, was thrown from his gig at 6.
lis,• . • Front Trine. We are infornied Hat ttik '',...
nt w
;,,,,,,,,,—. . by the herte becoming restiv .
s . - apprebekeire thit the waling
kick .i . Ills kr back on the•Oett.ea •
le, which m ti , • . Secipitatelekrk,
ound, where he ;41 - insensible. Whp k
s who was tirivin r . me to rt.*, *tn.
Lnce, as the horse rau - . 7 two, mil s befpr9 he
be stopped. We are billigiotpt add she kis
hip, though considerably ' h t .
red. -
Saturday a serious affray took place in-Stirliso .