The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-12-14 00:00:00

JUVAL mraLuGENcs.

Desk Dcc..l3.—Arrived, sad sailed for the river,dito
British Army, Weterou ; Robert and Ann, Jeferaost
anti Rolla, Thoab, front Quebec; Dove, Fowler, frog
Bilhoa; William, Hall, from Memel. for Plymouth; sod
Susan, Williams, from Hull, for Rio Janeiro.—Como
down from the river, and tailed, the Saracen. Carr, for
New Smith Wale.; Delaforvl, bonne., for St. Cinema's;
Woodlark, Middleton, for Trieste; Regard. Bullock,
for Oporto; and Brumley, Bnrrongh, for Coostantioo-
plvi—Some of thy outward-bound are bringing up again.
POILTIMOUTR, Doc. I3.—A rrivod the Balmer. Roeetwf.
from the Downs for Madra. ; and His Majesty's Ship
Liffey; from a entice. Put back the Barbados Planter,
i for Barbados.
iFALMOI:TiI. DEC. 11.—Sailed the Loaf Arabella
packet, with s mail for Lisboa ; Hope, Comer, for
Yoo(hill ; and P.ttiedce, Bowen, for Hanalrargh. The
Lady Louisa packet, from the Brazils; poi into Scilly
on the 6th instapt; sb.: sailed from Rio Jaseiro on
the 13th of October. The mail allies* hers this
afternoon.
LaysnreoL, Dec. 18.a—Arrived the Richard, Norm**.

from Kira mrchi. Yesterday, off the Orroshrati, alto sr►
the topmaat•bead cod topsail-yard of a vests' of 3118 toss
or upwards, the former painted bine*, abl tite latter
yellow; .oald nit tell' whether a ship or heir.—The
°olden Fierce, English, from Bahia, has got or s'.ore
near Morkbir;rar, but egpocted to be got off withant
dantsge.—rie Brlgraye, Mewl ,g, frog; St. Pr torsbergli,
an i Georg.: S, one, Est.kley, froth Quebec, are boat os
shore near Mocisbiggar.

IR RhA SD.

Poetic Nierrtmo.—We understand, that a Re-
quisition, by persons of the first distinction, is in • .
proir,•qs to convene a Meeting in Dublin, to. peti-
t. n against the New Bill..
CATHOLIC ArrAtits.—We stated, on Tuesday, •
that the Parishes of St. Ma.y, ts:e. were to nteetwx
Thursday. They ha,e veteand agreed to a Pc- •
Wien, although it was iisZimalctl, on the authority
of certain Parliamentary advisers, to postpone their
Petitions to the next Session
The Catholics of Galway have met for the same
purpose.—( Dublin Evening Post.)
STATE or IRELAND.—The Baronies of Cop
eonaroe and Buren, County of Clare. have rewired.
at a Meeting held at Ennistymon, that they stand
in ne need of an extrordinary police, and that pease
has been hitherto, and can be for the future, per-
fectly maintained by the ordinary polka of the
County—and that they highly disapprove of the
proceedings of the Meeting held in Ennis on the
4th tilt. purporting most erroneously to speak the
sentiments of the Co.‘oty of Clare.
The Barony of Dunmore (County Galway) met
on Monday, to adopt such nsealittreit as may be ne-
cessary for its tranquillity.
" Sneh," says a Cestlebar Paper, " is the state
of part of the county of Galway, that that intrepid
Magistrate, the Rev. O'Rerke, who lately, with
twelve soldier, put is Aigfig sense therms* of
these Ribbon- men, has found it memory.. we are
Ijust informed, t.l abandon, fur the present, his ecati-
deuce at Moyiough, and seek shelter in Danmere."
In the county of Mayo we learn. en the same au-
thority, that the Ribbon-men, who have caused the
county of Roseemmots to be visited with its present
Police Establishment, are endeavouriug to bring
like iri'sfertime upon that part of this perceful cone-
jty which adjoins them, They entered Ballyhannis
on Sunday night, and administered oaths to sorno..•
persons there; but several others had the manli-
ness to resist. A part of the Staff of the South
I Mayo Militia are ordered to do duty in the town of
•
j Clare.

Since the above lines *ere written, we learn,
with great pain, that several other Baronies of the
County ofGalway are considered by the Max;strates
as in a state of incipient disturbance. On Wednes-
day next there is a Meeting to he held at Mope
lough (County of Galway) to take into considert -
lion the state of the Baronies of Bothnia°, Dim- -
more, Killian, and Tyaquin.

COMMISSION INTELLIOBNCB.
TRIatIIDtY, Dec. 9.—The trials *wk. sate..
eluded, the Judges immediately comutenestilialg
the Book.
Smith , guilty of feloniously 7 n
certain quantity of bank-notes, which were
for the benefit of the Charity School of • •
chan'a Parish, was sentenced this day. . .
happy man being asked what he had Is Ist •
himself, addressed the Court in a very
impressive manner, to the following tfeet:—
"My Leans—l am an eIJ, infirm can, ye years of
age—is the nearing of tied I lectars. I aseee•ittannior
defraaeledinortal man in my
.life. I hate wimps sapro-
' tected family.—Do not deprive them of sew:um—do not
send me oat of the tkonntry. I most handily sappli-
rate your mercy. I Assess all times bees Arroyos: ils
Me Cease of Charity!—Always felt pleasnte in contei-
bating to the wants of my Fellew-Creatores—therefoie,
I implore your men ^_,.
Judge JoMesol then, addressing the-prisoner,
said—

" lino have beta convicted a and of the most infa-
mous cr.m-s that ever•eame within rr.y criminal bur.-
ledge—a crime unecamuled even in depravity!. Yau
afted as a Patron —::nu were a Ooirecnor at the elr.•
rsty—yet, in the act of lending aid to it, pos
the iustrumenf of interrupting it, by eippeopliitiog
considerable numKer of the -
I cannot help remarking,
inhuman crime never --
No delight you have re
with the impreation
only goes to aggravate
could have lost a re,'
versed—mat ca'
added another
the Charity, a
found playing. Under these cm,
nothing in your
punishment. Ii
to the Fountain
use to pronounce
that yes, liiUimn

v.rnner of the noes to your own uw.
reniarking, that a fouler case. or niers
e :weer came within my reeollaction.—
have received a very cood characters bet,
vision I hare on my mind. that character
ggravate your crime. It is impossible pm
st a resollection of :I, for trims west be
cannot, in a moment. lose sight of it. Yea
crime to your offeure—no the vary day of
day devosed to Almighty God. yea were
cards, in violation of dm esinmgmiseets.
ireemstaaoes, the Court lbol, that then is
)or ease to inditea them to mitigate your
li yoa hare say thing to Bay, it mot be
in of Marcy; therefore. it oak remains be
see the sesame of the Geri, which Is,
iam Smith, be transported br emu pan ''
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