The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-24 00:00:00

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piity of the system. will no
tit loyal offers of life aid fre-
es of Exchequer bills, or the
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load from Lisbon, and brosgbt
Sae prefect for establishing
h we stated in our paper of Mon-
greed to by the Cortes. has re-
and is inserted in the Mario
The charier Is glatited fur 20
10.000 shares, each of the value
pail bait in paper currency and
seripdon to be opened*. the Ist
sr the iespectioa of the person
t of the Cortes ; and as soon as
▪ subscribed. ISO subscribers.
umber of shares. are to form a
choose, by a majority of votes, a
ton, each of whom must be •
by naturalisation. and be • pro-
bates. On the 2d instant, the
ie discussion of that part of the
t relatet to the judicial authority.
abate, the following resolutions
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THE STA'

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FATAL A .—A dreadfai oicarretscs took place
yesterday, seven miles from &Wons bemire the
Ulonakilty Yeomanry, under.the commandand of Corals
Hungerford, sod about 500 of the peasantry. The
Revenue officers and Clonakilty having bad private in-
formation of an illicit distillery, proceeded to the spot
with the yeomanry. made the seizure, and took the
owner of the still, named Buckley, and another man
whom they found at work, prisoners. As soon as the
circumstance wai knows, the country people assent,
bled to the number of 500. and strewed every indica-
'
don of a hostile spirit, by, immediately commencing
throwing stones, and were about to rescue the prisoners
and the still, when. Captain Hougerford re-
twastrated with, and cautioned them, at their
peril, to desist. otherwise he would, if attacked,
shoot the prisoner. This injnaction had not the
desired effect; the country people continued
to bear on him, and shower stoles on this pony On
which, we are sorry to say, the threat was pat Imo es-
cation, and Buckley was killed on the spot. As be
was tied to the other MSS, Walden togrtber, en Irk*
it was supposed that they was the NUN fate. Ap-
a eral attack then took plus. whoa she yogrotaurg Ired
upwards of sixty rounds. and drovel...th!r
pie la di directions.. That' their
charge to-Sirroakilty. lodgod the still in the King's
Stures, and neared their prisoser, without farther ma

lestation.
The Gentleman who furnished us with the infor-
mation left Clonakilty at alms o'clock, and was over-
taken on the road by two Gentlemen, who did not
leave it for some time afterwards, sod they informed
him, that horns were sounding on the different hills,
and that the people were coagregatieg together, in
great numbers, with the evident intention of making
anotber attack. We bare not heard of the mustier of
the country people aho have suffered ; bat, from the
shots fired, it is supposed many mast ban been killed
land wounded.