The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-12 00:00:00

IRELAND,

It appears from the Irish papers received to-day,
:hat on Sunday sennight Mr. Langford, a Magistrate
for the county of Limerick, was attacked at his house
by a large body of armed men, but he succeeded, with
the assistance of his son. in hating them off. 'I he
same night, about twenty armed men Ivoke into the
house of Pere Hunt, Esqr. of Clorane, and took one
gun. On the Friday preee,linff, at* Levi on the•gur.
tetra of Fozi.allslionse, ne :r Newport, in the county of
Tipperary, was stripped entirely o;i% and carried away.
We feel great pleasure in tr insc.ibing the following
paragraph from a Cork piper :
" BANDON.—We have great reason to know that
we shall be furnished in a few days with a document,
signed by all the respectable inhahitatits of Bandon, of,
every religious class, in which they enter into a so-
lemn resolution to bury front henceforth all party feel-
ings, and to live and demean themselves to each other,
as Christians ought,•and as it pleaseth God to behold."
—(Southern Reporter.)
The Lord Li.-utenant of Ireland passed through
Belfast on Thursday last, on his way to Mr. M'Don-
nell, of Olenarn Castle, with whom lie intends to pass
a few days. It is understood to be the intention of
the Citizens of Belfast to invite his Lordship to a
public dinner.

Yesterday the King care audiences to the Lord
Chancellor, Viscount Melville, Prince Esterhasy, the
Austrian Ambassador, Baron Pagel, the Ambassador
from the Court of the Netherlands, and the Klett

Hon. Sir Charles Long.
On Saturday the Duke of Y :rk visited the King.
In the Liverpool Subscription for Sir Robert Wilson
we have observed the donation of Charles Blundell,
of Ince, Esq., lea The amount of the stuns sub-
scribed there, np to Fciday last, is near 180/.
NEWCASTLE, Nov. 9.—Yesterday Sir Robert WO-
son, who has been some time on a visit at latnbten
Hall, passed through this town, in Mr. Larnbton's car-
riage, fur Howick, the seat of the Right Hon. Earl

Grey.
To-morrow a Special Court of Aldermen will he held
at Guildhall, at 12 o'clock at roon—" To consider of
an Address of Congratulation to his Majesty, on re-
turning to his native land." The Lord Mayor is to
take the Chair at One o'clock precisely.
The Lisbon mail attired last, brought intel-
ligence of a very important motion made in the Cortes,
Oct. 21, for the abolition of the Order of the Knights
of Malta, and of the application of the Revenues, after
the deaths of the present holders of the different be-
nefices, for the reduction of the National Debt. To
be read a second time in another Sitting. In the same
Sitting the second reading was continued of the Ecclesi-
astical Committee respecting certain cases, in which it
would be requisite to apply to Ro:ne. A very great debate
arose on the first article, which was relative to the ap-
plication to the Pope for a Bull to suppress certain cou•
vents. Many Members were of opinion that the Cortes
were competent to proceed to such measures of Re.
Ism without any Bull ; others thought it expedient to
illiit
1 restoile:
sai tae
the prejudicesihki woeof atableoarsocPortuguese on this
m
DcEL.—The parties who were prevented from fight-
leg a duel at Chalk Farm, on Friday morning, met at
an early hour on Saturday morning, on Blackheath,
where, on a discharge of pistols, one of them received
a wound on the right side of the abdomen, hut it is
not likely to prove fatal. The wounded gentleman's
name is Burn.
MANSIOS-HOCSE---(SARORDAY.)--After the tiischarge
of Willow, who was accused by Mr. Pickersgill of
being accessary to the robbery, Mr. Piekersgill songht
to recover the property which bad been pledged to
Mr. Purse, a most respectable member of the trade.
Mr. Atoosenus said that this case was clearly of A
similar nature to that of Park o. Patrick, and the
only point be submitted which remained for his Lord-
ship's consideration, was whether the complainant had
wed all doe diligence in apprehending and bringing
the felon to justice. The Magistrate must be satisfiod
of this before be could order the Pawnbroker to give
up the property without re-payment of the money ad-
vanced open them.
The LORD MAYOR was of opinion that the com-
plainant had compromised his duty in not conveying
the felon immediately before the Magistrate ; and
that he was therefore not entitled to recover. The
summons which had bees served upon Mr. Purse was
immediately dismissed. There were a number of the
trade from whom Louquett had obtained money upon
the complainant's goods, and the opinion escited a
very general interest. The question respecting the
plate, it was stated during the investigation, was still
under the consideration of the Judges.
The prosecutor stated that be had now offered a re-
ward for the apprehension of bouquett.

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MARKETS.

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CORIVEGCRANGE. Nov. 12.--Oar market continues
very abundantly supplied with Wheat, having a good
supply fresh in this morning, and a considerable quan-
tity left over from last week's arrivals, yet prime sam-
ples obtained the same prices as on Isis day sennight ;
but there was little or no demand for the damp and in-
ferior samples, although offered at an abatement of 2s.
per quarter. Fine bright malting Barley supports last
week's prices, but all other sorts were dull sale and ra-
ther cbeaper.—The Oat trade was heavy at a decline of
Is. per quarter, and New Beans are also full Is per qr.
lower.—ln other articles there is little or no alteration.
ENGLISH. S. R.
Small Beans . . 30 36
Tiek ditt0........... 241 27
Oats, Potatoe -. *4 ,t 4
Ditto, Poland 23 6
Ditto, Feed l7 22
Flair, Per GO 6.5
itspeseedstw Last 261. 32f.
FOREIGI.
Wheat, American

Danixie _

Baltic. Red .

••
Hanibio' Red

S. S.
Wheat,Rent, and Essex
New 4O 50
01d..... ..... 62
Suffolk. (New).... 44/ 30
Old 6O
Norfolk, (Old) 4O 56
Rye 26 28
Barley 2O 30
Malt B6 60
White Peas 30 34
Boilers ...
Grey ditto 26 29 1
BsitynneLDALtaurr. OCT. 12.--There wu a very
great.eopply of all descriptions of Cattle at market this
nsorasag, to consequence of which the prices have low-
ered.
OW.— as. W. to 3s. 4d. 1 CAMAS AT 'USW'
Manse— its. 6d. to Si. 6.1. • Beasts .... 2951
Veal .... Is. Od. to 44.104. ¶ Caltes YI .
IMk .... Ss. Od. to 4s. 8.1. I 'keep nod Lambs 2O 7.)
Lamb.... Os. Od. to Os. Od. Pius, ...... .29 ,
IiAT•IiIIIUMT.--Tbe price of Hay remains as per 9ti e
last. Straw and Clover no alteration in the price.
flay St. 10s. to 4/. 6s. I Straw .. it 12s. to 11. 16:
Glover U. Os. to U. Us. ' ,