The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-12 00:00:00

SOUTH Ur li:FLAND.

01 t•.:r I.ll.hr.VNf ANA woirftruitu Na:sks.
It is with le of the deepest regret we announce
the failure o. t other hanks in the ..nth of Ireland.
namely, thu t .1 Kilkenny and Waterford. It is itnpus-
sihle to Jescrioe the consternlition whir+ prevails every
where. liti.ines, is totally at an end isi the province of
Munster. It knot tart% 4. hosts. s. tow twenty. Mit it hole
districts are ruined. The limier trade. which promised
to be very brisk io Cork and Waterford. has been wholly
suspended.
After staling the stoppage of the Kilkenny Bank. as,
related in the STATI:ANIAS of SsitttdaV, Paillia
Pve proceeds to detail the (ollowleg parti-
cuiars crepe, sing Newport's Hank a! Waterford:—
. I. , uLor 7.—lt is with extreme concern that
we h:st !o u 11111 l once the temporary stoppage of New-
port's Bank, in Waterford. The intelligence readied us
through a Centleman of this town, who held some of
their paper. and has just returned from Waterford. Ile
also irpori. to as. that Mr. Newport died suddenly on
Monday.

The sli.a•trotta news has caused a complete para-
lyses in the trade of this town and neighhourhood. in
ailditiun to thr defileation of the Kilkenny lisnk—this
blow has ►,err. severe indeedl."--(rarlinr Mo. rtsiag rAst.)
Two r. morninc the following
notice, in manuscript, was sent to the several persons
concerned:--

A Statement of the affairs of the Rank is/stinting.
anti will be •nl 'tied to the creditors assorip as possible,
after Mr. Newport's timeral.--June 7. 1tc.20.-
We have not beard irt any other struipag.e. either this
day or yesterday. The notes are taken at a few places.—
( iratrrfirrd
Confidence hal be;:an to revive in Limerick, strength-
ened by the very liberal conduct of the tioreenntent,
vow, th. took not all extent in aireigaiist
3laiiii•ell's !louse. declined actin' on it at preitibt.
The 4taidra of Roche, of Litnerirk, and of Mall, of
Chinned, hating shown such ample means, it is expect-
ed will be Able to meet all demands. We wait, we !oust
confess, nit!' great anxiety for further intelligence from
-(Du/dia Fretting Post.)
We have the antliority of Mr. Henry lirattan to elate,
that it is his intention to offer himself as a candidate for
the Itepresentation of the City of Dublin, in Parliament ;
that he will avail himself of the earliest opportunity to
pay his personal respects to his fellow-citizens, %Arts
he shall have discharged the last moitriifill duties towards
his ever to be lamented fatlirr..- (Aid.)

A most honourable and just tribute of respect is to
be paid to the remains of the illustrious patriot. Mr.
Urattan. A number of the principal Nobility of Eng-
land, with his (hare the Duke of Norfolk at their
head. hare reAtscatod possiiesion.4l/ hie sairenfl-Ip--
mily for a public funeral and interment of his, body
in Westminster abbey. he family hare kindly con-
sented, and the solemnity will take place on Saturday
next. The corpse n-ill be re •ed, in the first plaice.
to some 111411,:i1011. probably Northuniberleml-isease,
from whirls. the profession will more at-foot to the
-Abbey, the Nohloom' and lientlemen attending in fall
dress, and his body will lie laid .by the aisle of Mr.
For. his exalted friend and cooperator in the great
; work of delivering the liftman race f intolerance.
The motion for a new aril will be made by Me. Want
this day, and no doubt the. citizens of Dahlia, u the
first mark of gratitude and affection fur the Et (camel,
will elect his accomplished son to sneered hie. The
Corporation. indeed, are to set up Mr. Ellis; itiMaeter
. in Chancery, to oppose hint; but surely the Wipes&
eat electors cannot be brought to support swab a can-
didate. •

Tux IRON TN A DC—Considerable foreign anima are
received in Staffordshire. The ■ailsiaatoaansat at
Dudley. and agreod to advance the ware of the
sailers.
The King of tho Netherlands has Issued- ilharree
for the perpetual obaerrance cif tie Ibtis of JIM. the
Aotsiversary of the ever memorable battle of If atati"
as a day of 'Anon Thanksgiiiitg.