The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-09-09 00:00:00

DUBLIN, Sasir.'B.
Sunday, timeConeaceethea of eke Lord Sao"
of Ferns took *lamsht Ckvist-Chwrch. The Pro:
taus w d'Uhiothel • epoll the occasion sere the
Bishopelf Ziesevitah, and Ciliates...a-
Theptfimalaiiith of his ariele ifat Archbishop of
prevedtia
Thearl of Perierliejtairl; who, at the battle
of ;I:Altirvera, so beroicaliribed the charge of rho
glofitDlol tld, of which he iff Lieutenant-Colooel,
escaped unharti •amidai rite havock sneered, a*
wall as inflicted, by that incomparable regiment.
Viscount and Viscountess. De Venn landed at
Donaglindee on Thursday last, from a tour tlsroail
the north of England and Scotland-.
Lord hiassarene embarked at Donaghadee for
Portpatrick on Wednesdal last; and General
Spencer and Colonel Savage landed at Dostashados
frboi Portpatrick ma Thursday.
• The embarkation of the Royals at Cork will •
effected with the utmost regularity, aid without
any accident whatever. Eight troops only, con..
'Wing of $0 men each, have embarked ; the other
two are to remain in this country.
Wednesday, Brigadier-General Slade embarked
E
on board the merald frigate, Captain Moittoodi
which is to convoy the transports with the Hay&
on board, to their destination.

Sunday the several yeomanry eery' of this city'
underwent the general monthly lospectios, and
were afterwards exercised io differed parts sot the
CUTIIVIIII of the city.
The arrival of 11 Daniels weed; seder Dula
eoluurs, in our harbour, has occasioned loos* •
surprise ; it appears, however, in minimume el
licenses beinj greased to the northers vessels kr
the British Government, that several more from -
the same quarter may be expected.
On Wednesday last, the Mayor and Corpora. •
Lion of Kilkenny had the honour of wedge is
his Grace the I,ord Lieutenant, at the Palace et
the Bishop of °ivory, ist that city, with a cow.
gratulatory Address on his arrival, which his
Grecs WAS pleased to receive in the most gracious
meaner, and returned a suitable answer; after
which his Grace, accompanied by the Dualism*
the Earl of March (his Grace's see), and Ca=
Everard, Aides.de-Camp to his Grace, the
Bishop, the Doan, arc. west to view the Cates.
drat • from which their Graces paid a visit to the
Castle of Kilkenny, the noble mansion et the
Earl of Orosonde, where they were received by
the lion. James Butler ; and after viewing *al
ni2gnificeut building, his Grua inspected the
county gaol. At two o'clock their Gauss sod
suite left Killeen for 41;urvagbasoret the seat st
itherbiarqeis of Waterford.
:Die provision cootra4 was (oosspectedly) sot
decided on Pride,' last, owing to the competities
bcttreen our coentryasen and the
boilable: Laki, and which nausealirs f=
ling Booed t defer the decision on the Seeder till
Saturdait, at iS o'clock. We are happy to lied
there is enterprise guiltiest in this country to cause
an emulidiths with the London boluses, with awls*
to draw back the advantage of the trade to owe
ono soil. •

%Yu understand that the parties.called into the
Board, of those who had made tenders far the
provision contract, are Messrs. Shea and Stack,
and Thomas Duncuinbs, Cork ; J. N. D'Esterre,
Dublin ; Denis Lyons, Limerick ; and Mr. Kir.
wan, Dundilk.
Those of London are, J. Atkins; C. Flower,
Lord Mayor; John Green and Son, Green and
Medaliff and Jordan itn,l Shaw.

Clapisis GRAYDON, 11(h0 fell in the ever-memo.
Irabiatottleof Thlavers,Lwas son of the late Re-
mo:AT atArDox, Esq. sif, the county of Kildare,
'Wiese services in Parliament, for a long series of
years, reccired distinguiched malts of approba.
tion from the different guilds of this city. On
his entrance
.into the army, this young Officer
served with touch credit in the West Indies. In
the hopeless attack on Buenos Ayres, sharing the
fate of the brave but unfortunate grenadiers of the
88th regiment, he was carried, severely wounded,
from the mouths of the enemy's guns. In the
glorious conflict of Talavera, this gallant young
Officer was among the first who fell, displaying to
his heroic companions an animating example of
that enthusiastic bravery for which he was ever
conspicuous. He had scarce attained his 24th
year. With talents' the most promising, with
manners the most attractive, he associated every
quality which could adorn the gentleman, eau*.
hie the hero, exalt the Christian, or endear the
friend.—( Hibernian Journal.)

In our last number we noticed that the re.
mains of the late Lord Haul- STUART had been
conveyed through this place for interment. We
have now to notice the melancholy circumstance
of the death of Lady STUART, his widow, who
aid at Dover, and whose remains were also coo.
vcycd through this town on Wednesday for inter-
ment at Cardiff Castle. Lord and Lady STUART
had Leon at Dover, to take leave of their son, who
went on the Expixlition to IValchertm.—(CAelten.
ham Paper.)

Mr. Wondroffe, junior, or Corkerington, near
Louth, has agreed fur • wager of 100 guineas
(play or pay) to go on foot a thousand miles in
tßousand hour.; to start on the 17th of October
newt. The samoGentkunan has also made a fur-
ther bet of 500 guineas, that he will, at the lams
time, touch the parish church at Louth, and pro- .
ceed to Lincoln, and tot ch the cathedral there, on•
the same clay, and return the next morning to
Louth, and so in saceession for forty-two days,
the diatance being twenty-eight miles and a half,
and a great part of it rough road—one hundred
guineas forfeit. ne.is small, light man, and bets
arc much against him.
Ace' nt:4r.—teiterday afternoon, whilst twain
men were at wol•k on a scaffolding at a first /karat
th..bsrk of Portlaud-road, it gave way, and the
,o,bmle of them were precipitated with violence or
the pavement ; one of them had some ribs broken,
any another, of the name of Welsh, was conveyed
to ainrgeott's, with his head so fractured, that
(hare were no hopes of his recovery. The a&ci.
dent was occasioned by a rope breakist