The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-18 00:00:00

OVIIIIIIIIIIIIII4OIO LAND.
MOOCH, OM 13:-.411111 day the grand division
of the 1 tub Foot, seder the command eon f Coaloneroutel Beto
l-
for, steed here from Templosnore.
se;ceasitspedTw. ay, to officer aid 20 privates of the 40th
_keit. arrived from THHVIIIIROSe, in this city, and
barged for fthanagoldea. where they are to be *tar-
geted/1;0i Light Infantry from Dublin. replace the
00 it Templemom.
isdeestried that Albert Furlong, Esq., son of
Irt
woos piptitg, Esq., of Dublin, succeeds Mr. Flom
tial,ip the Coartenay agency. Mr. Furlong is now
at Segel"
neat the 13ssiaatioos for the arrival of Coen-
ad, at Newcastle, on Monday night, some
giftikrinekelato Dr. M'Carthy's office, in that town,
pa stelethsloot 3el-
Thsppdiy, the High Sheriff of this county received
a stitd smite to stay the execution of Michael
shallows?, who was to undergo the sentence of the
14w this day ii !foretells, to the 27th instant. The
das of" that Shaughttessy's existence will
infisa
aloof 0 ram being•thstered to the western part of
as isiief, sod that the arms plundered by the ban-
e* eWeld he immediately restored. This gracious
led merciful advice of the Government bas been com-
siesta by the Sheriff to the Right Rev. Dr. Toohy,
fa the purpose sf being announced by the clergy to
se Megresadon of the parishes which are most die-
tetic'.
es the Police from Newcastle under the command
diketteottat Percy. were patroling op Tuesday night
ips they met a large body of men sear Killeedy, all
spitted, two oe eecb horse, armed and dressed in
opise, who. on being challenged and ordered to aer-
obe, led in different directions--the Police then
fife and wounded one man, who, with another they
sek prisoners. The Drumcollober party of Police,
lA, were the patroling in the same direction by Mr.
eppey's orlond arrested two more men, who were
isigke Seto Neweastle, and have since been commit-
et to gaol. by Godfrey Massy, Esq. The seal of this
einliparty to parses the fugitives, obliged Mr. Percy
id leave the wounded man at a respectable farmer's
lame till his return, whets, accompanied by Godfrey
gassy, Esq. and a party of the 40th regiment. they
*gibe man bad been removed ; and, though a di
ligeed search was-made, they could not succeed in re-
skieg him, bat foiled in the coon of the search, guns,
piesele, and immunities. horses, saddles, hats, shoes, I
he. Also a dead horse. It is to he lamented, that
Kr. Perry bad but eight men, or he would have taken
rimy SOTS prisoners.
it reported that the man who was shot bad been
oily weedy discharged from jail. and was tried at
tie last Assizes on a capital charge.
(raAw THS KERRY PAPRR Of THURSDAY.
We regret to and that the diabolical spirit o/ loser-
wcties and outrage bogies to prevail In this hitherto
peaceable county. Last sight the house of Edward
([stmt, get.. attiaadville, near Castle-island. was st-
ocked by a number of ruffians, who siaddenty broke in
sad seized Mr. Heroin in his bed—in Ail struggle
ts,
to severe Lim.its **dark, they tore off hiss shirt. Is
this sontlitioo, be effected his escape. d. led
tlestimisland, (a d'udaace of better than two mile(
where be alarmed the inhabitants, many of whom
having armed themselves and joined him, went in per-
mit, end at a place called Glansharoon, they came up
with those miscreants who were in great force, many
theta mere exchanged on each side, and the insurgents
Illimately effected their retreat without any loss that
ens st present be ascertained.
: We are happy to find that no casualty occurred on
tie side of the Castle.islauders, who succeeded is
arising no, and bringing away, eight or nine horses ow
which those midnight pests of society rode, it is asp-
posed, from the neighbourhood of Abbeyfeale. When
those raffiins found that Mr. Harnett had escaped.
they immediately set fire to his house and went off.--.
The boast would have been consumed to ashes were it
eat for the timely and active exertion of a poor neigh-
her of Mr. Harnett's, named Thomas Rourke. The
lease is spinniwr, and it would be well to call to recol-
lection the dreadful example made at the last Special
iknemission, held in this county.
Coke, Oct% 13.—We regret to learn, that the out-
rages and atrocities, of which ample details will be
made found in our extracts from the Limerick Papers,
are extending to our county in that vicinity. At a
We hour last evening, we received the following com-
munication from a highly respected authority :
"On Friday. the sth instant.a large body of armed
Wen, proceeded at night through the town of New-
market, and attacked several houses in the immediate
Neighbourhood for arms, in which they were bet too
successful, having obtained six firelocks,,and two case
ripistels from Homan, the porindkeeper, besides
anam.at the following bosses, which they forcibly es-
Weed, viz. : —Messrs
nd . Stannard's, 0 Keeffe's, Creagbes,
sad Wa'ers's, a committed dep'redadosi at other
pities in the line of their route."

0! the night of Wednesday last, or early on the fol.
iswieg morning, some person or persons, at present
"toast. destroyed a plough, the property of William
hafts. Pol. at WU:thorough, near Santry, Ireland ;
*hey an deg ap and cariiedaway,half a ton of potatoes,
she Mr. Jamesou's property. A man of the name of
s,beet Connolly, in the employment of Mr. Jauseemis
fold a written paper affixed to the broken plough, of
:which the following is a literal copy :
•_Genlison You distressir of the poor doo not attempt to
Yloogh one potato, more up for it is not the plough that
for it
wilt-suffer but The Seth shall Be tors of your Back.

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And every Man that Assists Too to do U.
A Robbie

filly Back.

Remember that the Carder is Alive yet.
It *Gibing up the Potatoes is not put A full Stop to,
theca is sot a four footed Beast with you or any miter
Aka fond doing So and not Employing the poor bat
shill Be fought &c. &c. Ice. mark that.
CARD,IIII.
am very sorry to lose this leaf of paper I you.
Public rumour says, that $ young Lady, wisp as-.
O Seeds a shop in rafton:street, of exquisite brassy, sod
highly accomplished, is sbuut to be married tea Anbie
Lord, for some yams past a resident in this sit* rill
principal leader is the fashionable oircielh-0141
Patriot )

• CONCILIATION. " •
We have very sincere pleasere in laying ,be
readers, the following Getter from Loord Sid..*ir:
Sir Abraham Bradley. King :
" Bichusond Park, October 9, 1021.
"MT Dons Sts-1 cannot forbear eolleattitatilli
you upon the complete acromplishment of his Majestys
gracious intention to cont•-r upon you the dignity a
Baronet of the United KinVons.• It was a mess fortis-
nate cireumstanc.e. that, at t e period of his Italsety's
visit to krill's& she high office of lord Mayor of Deb.
lin was held by a person of known prudence and dis-
cretion. who, by a happy union of moderation and firm-
ness, was enabled, without the surrender or compromise
of any principle, to conciliate tine confidence and esteem
of all parties. Allow me further to express the great
pleasure which I bare felt, in noticing year active, and
at the late dinner of the Sheriffs, successfid endeavour.
to promote that liberal forbearance, and that true bene-
volence. which you so constantly observed and practised
while in office. It is of the greatest importance to lre-
land, and to the whale Bovire that such an example
should be implicitly followed.-2-Accept my best wishes
for your health and happiness, and believe me to be.
with sincere esteem. my dear Sir.
..Your faithful and obedient Servant,
&mourn.

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" To Sir Abraham Bradley King, Bart.".
This is a very important document. It omits all
notice of the sew Lord Mayor end his TOAST ; but the
approbation of Lord Sidmoutb is specifically given to
the late Lord Mayor, fur conduct the very opposite to
that pursued by Mr. Kingston James—and more espe-
cially for his "successful endeavour, at the bad
din-
ser of the Sherffe, to promote that liberal forbear-
ance and true benevolence, which he so constantly ob-
served and practised while in office." Observe,
reader, it was at this dinner that the toast was NOT
drank. Now, as Lord Sidineuth praises the " liberal
forbearance and true benevolence" of Sir A. B. King,
it follows, that there was not, according to his Lord-
ship, one particle of liberal forbearance or true
benevolence, in the conduct of Mr. Kingston James
—not even so much—
As the division of the twentieth part
Of one poor scruple ;
And this is now the unanimous opinion of every Wl-
vidual in England, Ireland, or Scotland, to whose
ears the trumpet of fame bath blown the " glorious"
achievement of the new Lord Mayor of Dublin—not-
withstanding the palaver of the casting speech. or ra-
ther speephes, with which the toast was prefaced and
followed. This second letter of Lord Sidmouth gives
the coup de grace to the rump to which Lord Mayor
James adheres with such singular tenacity.—(Dub-
lin Morning Poet, Oct. 16.)
OCILD Of MIOCHAMTS.
Yesterday being Quarter-day of the Guild of Mer-
chants, the conduct of the late Lord Mayor, Sir A.
B. King, Bart. came, according to the customary
routine of business under discussion. As there could
not be a dissentient voice on any question respecting
the meritorious services of so distisguished a citizen,
*Committee of six Gentlemen was appointed to prepare
an appropriate address to bim.The address was unani-
mously approved by the Meeting, and It is to be pre-
sented to him in a gold box, and in the most respectful
manner, as a of the eminent union which
be bad rendered, not merely to the City of Dublin,
but to the British Empire, by his great and successful
exertions, will. I* effice, to consolidate the soles-el
The motion for the Address was proposed by Al-
derman Montgomery, and was seconded by Alderman

Archer.
After the divatch of the usual business of the day,
Mr. 0. Ness rive notice, that he would on the next
Quarter-day move, that the Freedom of the (Wild
should be conferred on some Roman Catholic Gentle-
men, of distinction .--(l6id.)

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The COURTZNAT &TAT' !ISLAND.—These VIM, vain-
able and beautiful domains, in the county of Limerick,
were granted by Queen Elisabeth to Sir ----- Cour-
tenay. His descendant, the present Lord Viscount
Courtemiy, resides in some remote part of America, and,
we believe, has never even seen his immense Irish pro-
perty. He has been selling this old forfeiture for some
yearn—and his sales have produced him 200,0001. which,
at per cent., would bring 120,0001. per annum—but he
has still remaining 42,000 Irish plantation acres, let, it
is stated, on as average, for nearly Als. an acre, and
which, therefore, yield him 80,0001. a year or upwards.
The Courtenay property has been for some time under
the management of trustees, who reside in England.
By a letter from Newcastle, we learn that Mr. Hos-
kiss resigned his Agency to the Coartenay Estate on
Thursday.
A letter in the Limerick Chronicle, " signed a Roman
Catholic Priest," states, as his confirmed opinion, 44 that
all the parties which disturb the public tranquillity,
have originated infighting fictions."
Dusays, OCT. 15.—Ws believe the Colooelcy of
the city of Dublin militia is not yet filled up. .It is
snit that Sir Robert Shaw, Sir Williams Stamenor Sir
Abraham Bradley King. will be appointed. The elec-
de u for an Alderman to wooed the late Colonel Saw
key will take plses oe Monday nest. It is understood
.that Sir Jeffrey Foot is pretty. stye of °biasing the
vacant gown. Sir George Whitford sod Sir Nicholas
Brady, the late High Sheriffs, are candidates also. end
have very considerable and well-merited poputarity
omega the electors, but there are several engage-
insets of old standing is Mr. Foot's favour.
WAT,111.701111, 0CT..15.--41/11 Saturday, James Finn
was 'seamed pursuant to his sentence at our late
county Assizes, for firing at Patrick Geary of the Pre-
enotive Service. at Ardmore. in this county. About
lose o'slock he appeared at the drop, attended by seve-
ral pious gentlemen. We are Wormed that he wail
perfectly reconciled to his fate. He addressed a few
words to the surrounding assembly, and confessed him-
self guilty of many offences. but not of the charge forl
which be was about to suffer. After baptise the usual
.
time, be was cut down, and.hls body was girth to his

friends.
Oa the authority of a letter fies oas of the Magic.
trams of Campbsiton (Argylsbire). of the 3d hut , ad-
dressod to our bisector of Fisheries, we ore lefeneed
“ Oat time is tipe %rosiest take of bens jap that over
was seen at Cando' Say. Metro. rasa from 1.. to
Is. lid. pay haitkoe."..-(11{/b$ Nom. Letter.)
Mr. 111, who has buss for way rev
meted limps, of Nowisa ta. was Uoaday last ar
poke ty
lairs licisst Wok the repro et Mr.
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