The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-01 00:00:00

TIIE STATESMAN.

1R LAND.

THE I,ISIALLATION.

Dtmt.tw, MAT 28 —The ceremony look plies
yesterday, and was a spectacle of great grandeur.—
At an early hour those parts of the Cathedral allot.
tell to company were crooded with rank, fashion,
sod beauty; the Gentlemen in Court costume, Ike
Ladies in rich and beautiful attire, forming altogether
one of the most brilliant assem►lages we ever behold.
The windows In the different streets through which
the procession was to pass, likewise displayed mock
of the beauty and fashion of the metropolis, being
chiefly occupied by very elegantly dressed females,
whose gay app►arence added greatly to the splendour
of the scene. The throng beneath defied compete.
Hon: It wined as if Dublin had poured forth all its
inhabitants on the occasion ; soon offer Ohle o'clock
it became impossible to break a passage through the
crowd.

The Words were limed wish military, from the
Coale In the 'vat gate of the Cathedral.
The Knights I'l,llBllrd were—The Marge% of The.
mond. the Margot' of Stir, the Earl of Earllan-
k., and the Earl of Longford.

The only installed Knight in the procession I. the
Cathedral was Eget O'Neill. In Ilse rear of the in-
stallation arrangement moved the Countess of Talbot
with her suite, occupying seven! carriages; the Duke
and Duchess of Leinster, the Martinis and Nee-
Aimless of Downhire, the Marchioness of Sligo, the
Cnontesa of Clatitick•rtle, Sir Edward and Lady
Baker, fwdy Allen, Lady Forbes, kr. all in heed-
some equipages, end adding greatly to the elect of
the scene. The day was, on the whole, very favour-
able to the procession.
Yewetilay evening her EsteHenry gale • grand
&lI to the knights, Esquires. and Offscra, who at-
tended in their robes and Inesnatio. drones. _

A few days since bis Majesty's armed brig Sham.
rock cast seeker ender the shelter of the New Pier.
at Dunteary, le which station she amassed through
the whole of the night in perfect secerity—altheogh
the weather was 00000 ally boisterous. If "Itch be
the happy consequences reselling from this great na.
tinsel 'fracture, in its present imperfect state. what
advantages may be looked for from Nuke their's.
work shall be accomplished, puissant Is the arca.
tees noble and 4.111,11.411! plan I
Coss, MAT 22.—0 n Wednesday emitting the De•
put, Water Raiff, Mr. Becher, attends] by a cos-
stable, boarded off the Sovereign's blasts, off Kis-
sale, the brig James Fitspatrick, bowel for Phile-
delphia,which had left this portals the pined* eves- I
log, in search at a person of the newts of Twomey,
who bad stied as tythe.peoctor to tbf Rev. Mr. I
Beaufort, of Clops., and hid eloped reveal days :
ago with a tom of upwards of '!tent. partly belong-I
leg to that Cotitlearieu, and partly football, by whom
be bad been conAdeotially employed. After e dili• 1
gent search, he was foetid concealed in the coal.
scuttle ; bet considerable risk and illicitly were .
countered in taking him esker', as the other pawn. j
ern OPPIDOVI it j sod it was not till the Captain bad I
threatened to run the vessel into Kinsale that they
desisted from resistance, and 'offered Twomey to be
I pot into the best which was alongside, in order to be
carried ashore. This, however, was at letteth ef.
fected, end the Primmer conducted to the comity
jail ; bat, we uodmtend, the capture of the man is
not likely to lead to a recovery of the property, as
1 that was hindmost to his wife, who wee so !stolid,
bet egaiust whom there was no warrant, sad she
proceeded on the voyage. Such are the particulars
we
have learned of ibis transaction, of the cumi-
n's, of which we have reason to he assured.
In the coerce of last week a Cletk in the employ.
woe of en vatesteive corn.hoese, lately established
in this city, eloped from Its service with a consider.
able sem of mosey. Honesty and gratitude wet*
equally violated by this desertion, as not only the
fegiiiva himself, but his father, had been objects of
the bounty of those he plandeted, the latter bovine
been also formerly in their service; and latterly, in
couseqoesice of aid ego, was receiving proofs of their
generosity. There is nu doubt of the mono having
escaped to Aseptic+ in one of the many vessels which
EATS lately sailed for sums port in the Coital
States.
Yesterday the Common Council of this City de.
I liberated open as application made to them by the
Dean and Chapter of Cork, that they woul.l grant
the Castle of Blackrock for a Church, the result of
whirls was that the application we, refused.
WaTaaeoal), Mat Y4.-11's, are "HI 1° awe
that ibis city continues perfectly tranquil. Two of
the moat prominent actors in the late Wig but disuse*.
ful scenes of turbelence were yesterday convicted. on
the cl t testimony, before the Deputy Mayne and
Deputy Recorder, at an adjournment of the Quarter
Sessions for the Cal.—Mick/al Carberry, • young
led, of hating been one of the most forward of those
who violently smelted Mr. Wright, keeper of the
City Jail, while endesvoetiog to secure a men who
had been taken in the act of plundering the ahep of
MI. J K. While. a baker, on blerwley morning ;
mod Pierre Phlox, also a young man, bet an old
and notorious offender, of having acted a eery con.
api pert amongst the infuriated rabble who so
weetettly sad unaccountably attacked the house of
T. Jacob, Esq. on the UM* day. In consequence of
the interpositien of Mr. Wiled and the Jou, who
recommended Carberry to the lenity of the Coed,
its consideration of his previous good character, and
that of his parents, his punishment, which otherwise
would have been mach more severe, was commuted
to ore month's imprisonment. Phelan, in obese fa.
four no circumstance of mitigation appeared, was
serntenced to three months' imprisonment ; to stand
lin the I.llitory for two hours this day, and for two
hours more on Satertley nest.