The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-25 00:00:00

THE s'rATgSMAN!_

REVISION OF THE MAGISTRACY IN IRELAND.
We have bona that the etelehig4. ,i1e1"4"
to be superseded is the nossty pi stirrer* it •
sot sicond eight, but believe Is Is sot gat Stall, do,
sided.
The Laufer Jostled of yostosasy caulking that
this measure has not been carried to a sufficient
went in the Gestaty et Kilkenny, and (impieties
the following catalogue as an illastrstios of the *pi.

slop:-- .
Major (liners) Sir C. AegiOdart.—never had any
connection with the comity. of Kilkenny, except as
commanding the disteiet to 1795. *hes the com-
mission of the peace was necessarily irritated to him.
Sir Henry Wilkinson, linight—sot resident in the
aaantl.aad whose only connection with it is by receiving
a sinecure out of it as Recorder of the City of Kul.
kenoy,
Lieut.. Col. Gore, formerly of Barrowniount, a highly
respectable Proprietor and valuable Agricnintrist, hut
who has been several years a victim of the Pinto clin6s-
Ca.io6 nyeseen.end is now bolding anioffice under goversi-
trent one foreign station.
Mejoe.Sirr, a VS Magistrate, totally ueconnected with'
alageiltaity. • •
• :Major Akio*, once Major of the Kilkenny militi°,l,if
bag sines set dews in. the enjoyment of raison cww,ilit
Wets iwesigiart, his,native land.
Rev. J. W.Onwslq, formerly eonneeted with, the
&testy by bolding a Werice in it, but trexalated
'Matter living le the North some years ago. •
"• Rev. James Megrath,bas, we believe, tome Tithe pro.
Perry io the County, bet is resident in the Diocese
siOssory. ; •
W. B. Sergebtall-4101.,0 t the county;
hot beretoflo• a general Magrstriiti' the old Re-
gis. Lows. , •
James Beige?. Esq. Atpotiter bend
-
tiptoes. .. el., •
P' • .8. Smith, Esq..lang oneoomWlmistlibthaessatp.a.d.
alsother sidle from big Dative lead. •
' Matthew Wyatt, Esq. Weyer conneetsid with semi-
lest in the courity, except for a short tittle; asap earti
,ergo. ,11 English Agent to the Trustees of the Orseitedi
.istates. 1
Of the other viz gentlemen filded, and who its
all residents or occasionally so, e names are not prievec.
with theticeptioo of that of Jolla Fitzpatrick, Esq.. of
Urliagford, who is said to be a Catholic gentleteao if
great respectability. and as impartial and egicitiiit'lll,=
estate.
The ClesonselAdveveirt of yeeterday.says—q Qp Yd.
day hat, Thomas Sillier, Esq., clerk of the peace o the
conoerotripperaty. received a Supersedeas from Deli.
un fee sigty-fwe Magistrates, lecludiog a great number
of Military Gentlemen and persons connected with the
Charlie„:. The Berald stew the number superseded at
than," it says," we base sot learned that More
tMMIMa feekeeeidenu." .
• •
A liletwitelt paper gives thsfellowlog as the s:if
ilocessid,bellegunrote* who have bees anperseded we the
County Tipperary,—Sir John Read. Charles Lenity.,
Tliesian:Twerere. 11. L. Read. James Eetreaglefys.B;
O'Downsii, Tholllll.ll6oiag* naitailk

To
yogi or 'rife gigeffilltaa mtcLii, Host eaLcerta
Who or vitaaCa.
The Mowing narrative of the lose tifthi-shipeliariesi
Mills, volatile drawn op from a statement of one of the
survivors, will be read with deep interest:— •
" The ship left the pilot on the Iltb instant, and had
a pleasant psesage until the 14th, when she etperlenced
very heavy gale from 3. E. with a tremendous heavy
sea, the ship labouring and straining ,very macho and
tasking a great qointity of water I the pumps coksiantly
riot till the 16th, without gaining on the leak—hid on
the 17th the ship was in a sinking state. Every eget,
Lion was now made to save the lives of the crew—the
anchors we cut awdy, the boats cleared, &e. hot not
hoisted oat, from the tremendous sea conning at the
time. From the heavy seas et:Wildly breaking over
the ship, it was utterly impossible to open the hatches,
to lighten her by throwing overheard-60y portion of the
cargo. The hest boat was washed away by the violence
of the sea. No language can describe the horror and
.misery with which the Oufortonate ere* passed the night
of the 17th.
" About five o'clock, on Monday moteing, on open=
ing a small hiteliway, it was perceited that the ship vim
fall of water, and in the act of tounde,ring. Terror and
dismay werepaintedun every conittenkske ' • tie hosts
were down to ea a list resonree, the Wig boat was broke
to pieces, in attempting to hoist her eat, by the ship
rolling her broad side in. A smolt jolly-boat, which
bong over the stein, was loneteiflitegi cleared, into
which was
in
a feroatei and child, with oat or five men,
lint while in the act of lowering her she lilted sod cep-
sised,and the woman, child, and ' tied •Otamero, Mere
drowned. , • •
" A small boat, Oland erase, 1•• oak felt
the least iodination to trust hi;life, WAS how the only
one left. At last the second ofbcer, itod a sepoy yew
'into the hoar, when the captain aiiel swine other perime
wit the tackles ; the whole of thg' 'gunwale of the boat
was stove in before it could clear the earater of the whip,
as she was running genwaleh undet: The boat• was
drifted astero, when a few pompkifis,.Whleh were hang
Aug on the stern, were dot away, and fottenately picked-
up;by the socood dicer, 'who succeeded in airing the
gunner, twO •sookangies, and a little' hey. At this time,
the boat, bring at some from the chip, and'
.there not being the Ask posssible dance of wing'
.either vessel or eargczutbe captain jumped overboard and
iewani towards the boat, the pets:mills Milt& &Pelt sue.
: • •
needed to picking up.
• A few minutes before eight, dfrilie N ' -the 'ship
a;
foundered, with 66 uhfortunite filtiighiVitidlOg deli)
poop.; sod in about four mitiarediftittgards, 'every per.
eon and every thing on boatOkiil 1411ispishured! In a
small and ,ciasy boat, foar, 4ii" 10 Odra tootles
from then land, with i Ifinailifiotil sea tanning.
:and nothing bat a few pomplade to itiltslat en, did them
seven survivors, with a compel*, pit the boat before the
wind and ars, and stood N: GOO -Abe 25114 whet( Waif
near the 'bore, off the Mick-Paella, to their arrspeidc-
able joy, they diacliervalicaiil, sad shoat half•past If
they succeeded in get4l4, along iddeVite French brig
Seethe. . They were lhilitehl wen s redsced state.'
the; probably. atinthig id' the tlie 'bold hartme*'
siof3ed the deaf) .f tfioi to ' "
The abore,4lol4Lsielifsgeddl W'Cirpt. ;Erse"
AN. long. the Ara officer was
41.11° P. N. .. •
&Wert,