The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-21 00:00:00

IRELAND.

floweret, Aim 15.---On Thursday a scene of
quite a novel character took place at Ballydonoliee,
in the County of Waterford, contiguous to the fair
dace of Windygap.—Nottal Greene and George Grate,
Esqrs., two Magistrates, of that County, nude, an
emergency that did net admit of seeding a long dis-
tance for a Coroner, held an Inquest, at which they
had a very respectable Jury, epos the body of a young
I mass named Darby Mulvey. of Rallybeaeon, in the
Comity Tipperary, who had died in consequence of a
very barh muse beating, which be had got at the last
fair of Windygap. The inquiry was long and miaow:
and the Jury found a verdict of IVilfal Harder
against ten persons—among whom it is sufficient, to
our present purpose, to state, that there were two
men named Butler ..nd Duggan, charghl as the most
prominent in the mortice. 'l'here was a cast crowd of
persons, of whom the great majority was of very de.
cent appearance, consisting of well clad men, with fe.
males of their families. on good pillions, behind them:
the corpse was removed from the house in which it
lay. placed in a very ifecent coffin t.,r lawmen.; the
Jury had been discharged; and :he Magistrates sept.
rated le opposite directimas, diverging from the spot.
slut ail this apparently peaceable conclusion was sitv-
ed,i• five minutes, by some of the friends of the lie..eaoe I
who proceeded deliberately, bet with* &grog of ex-
pedition which the a eatber greatly accelerated, to the
destruction of the ketoses of the Boilers and Ouggsn,
which were very close to the spot—closer, we believe
than any others implicated in the charge—these they
set fire to, and in a very abort time reduced to rains,
with whatever furniture and articles of tha: kind they
coa:ained ; the Butlers and Duggan having some tine
previous left the neighbourhood. This savigeretalia-
tion, by bringing the war ions the eserny's eetustry,
occurred about two o'clock in the afternoon--itail we
have not heard that it excited the people of llallydu-
noboe or Windygap to arty act eves of mistsece.—
(Clownicl Herald.)
Heal) OFFICS, D1'111,174. JUNI 19.—Yesterday, a
girl of the name of Alicia Remelt, lodged informs-
' Lions at this Office, against a warns, named Mary
Anne West, under the following circumstances :—in•
foment stated, that about the hour of eleven o'clock
on the preceding night, she was employes' in nursing
the child of Mary Anne West, in her (West's) room,
in Meyl re-alley, when she (Mary Apne West), with-
out any provocation, violently assaulted co.oplaioant,
and bit off part of her ear. The poor girl's ear exhi•
bited a shocking appearance. The woman named
West, is committed to take her trial fee the offence, at
the ensuing City Sessions.

An Irish gentleman. who east de Liverpool on
Monday sennight, took his place in the Champion
coach for London. Shortly after the commeeeement
of his journey be sewed a bill for seventy pounds and
eleven guineas within the lining of the coach, a, a
place of security ; and on bit arrival at the Sass-
with-two-Necks, in town, was proceeding to take it
back, when to his utter astonishment it was no who.e
to be found. Being totally at a loss to account for
any means by which big treasure could have vanished,
having scarcely bit sight of the coach from the time
he first entered it, he applied to Mr. Waterhouse. wit*
unravelled the mystery by Wormier( him that the
coach was regularly changed at Lichfield. Informa-
tion was immediately despatched to Mr. Duos of that
city, requesting his assistance to recover the tummy;
en Friday morning, upon examination of the coac►.
which had gone three jouroies to and from Liverpool
since the gentleman left it, the property was rowed
safe, and has been restored to Lim.—lVolocrhantpion
Chronicle.)

MARRIED.
On Thursday morning, at St. George's Church, If anover-
square, Godfrey Wentworth, Esq., eldest son .of Godfrey
Wentworth Wentworth, Esq., of Woolley Pa►k, in the
Coucty of York, to Ames, fourth daughter of Walter Fawkes,
Esq., of Fernley Hall, in the same county.
Oa Saturday, the lath lest., at St. Paoe►as New Church.
Mr. Highley, of Fleet-street. to Miss Ann Mien, of Char-
lotte-street, Fitzroy-square, daughter of the late Mr. John
Mien, of the Sifted.
Yesterday morning, at St. Paul's, Shadwell, John Gonne.,
Esq., of BeHunele, in the county of Kest, and St. John's,
Southwark, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Sensual, Galilee,
Eq., ofElm-row. Shadwell.
Yesterday, at Streatham Church, Frederick P. Ripley.
Eq., of Vendee-buildings, Oray'a-lan. to Maria, aesond
daughter of Josias NotUdge, Esq., of Rose-hill, 11 mei-,
Suffolk. - - .

Oa Tuesday last, at Softerley, Suffolk. Hooey Dodwall.
Esq., of the East India House, to JAMS, Widow of Ike laic
Henry Humphries, Esq.. of Lowestof.

DIED.
On the 17th lest., in her MTh year. Mary, wife of Mr. S.
Manning, of the Ordnance. Tower.
On the lath lost., Dear Hackney, Elisabeth, the wife of
John Thorp, of Cheapslde.
On Wednesday, the 19th inst., at his house at Denmark-
hill, Camberwell, Jelin Teanamt, Esq.. aged 61.

PUG IN ARMOUR ; OR, TIIE GARRISON ALARMED.
Whoe'er on the rock of GI has barn,
A frequent assembly of Menhirs has seen;
Assailing sorb stranger with 'Follies of stones,
As If pre-determined to fracture his bones
A Monks, one day took his turn as a stout.
And "ening, his secret position *boat,
A Boot caught his eye (near the spot that was plae'd).
By WanasN's Jet Blacking resplendently grac'd ;
And viewing his shade in its brilliant reflection,
He cautiously- ventured on closer inspection.
The gloss on its surface returned grin for grin.
Thence seeking his new-found acquaintance within.
He pok'd in the noel his inquisitive snout,
Head and shoulders so far, that he could not get out ;
Aod thus be seem'd cas'd cap-a-pee to his tail,
In snit of high-burnished, impregnable mail !
Erect on two legs then, with retrogade motion
He mov'd.--on the scatty impressing a notion
That this hostile figure of non-descript form,
The fortress might take, by manamere or storm.
Now tiring his piece, in wild terror he bawls—
" A kg ien of tier(/' are seating tke walla!"
The guards sallied forth midst portentous alarms,
' Signal guns a ere discharged, while the drums beetle Ira%
And Governor then, end whole garrison rem
'To meet the dread foe, in this minikin man.
" A ,tan!—'tis a monkey!" Marrs loudly nelaite'd,
And peace o'er the garrison filer, was proclaim 'd;
While Puy was released.—the strange incident backing
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