Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
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ed that preparations making by the satellites
OF the Association for an attack upon any Protes-
tans presuming to celebrate the anniversary Of the
Boyns IN that quarter, those of Ballinamore, with
that feeling Of loyalty which has marked their
conduct wisely resolved on abstaning from any dis
play calculated to endanger the public peace--and
that they entertained any dread of the enemy, but
that they respected the law. AT the same time the
Sheriff of the County had called in the assistance
of the military, consisting of troop Of the 18th
Lancers, two companies Of the 2 Infantry, the staff
OF the Leitrim regiment, and a considerable num-
Der of police, both mounted and dismounted. This |
force assembled in Bahnamore the evening of
the ! It'll, and we're paraded on the morning of the
18th, when they piled their arms in the street
About eleven O'Clock information was brought TO
the High Sheriff and Magistrates by person, who
reported his having passed large body of armed
men, few miles from the village few dragons
and mounted police were forthwith ordered to re-
connoltre in the direction specified, and soon return
ed, confirming the intelligence; on which the
troops were instantly put in motion towards the spot
| The, cavalry and mounted police being in advance
discovered body Of about fOe hundred pikemen
strongly posted on hill called Aghoo, who formed
line, cheered and appeared to wait their approach
On the cavalry coming within few hundred yards
of this body, Il Priest accompanied by another per-
son, came forward and expressed wish that they
might be allowed to dispense, which they thought
they could induce them to do peaceably. very
proper demand was made in reply, that they should
/ give up their arms this, however, there was no
disposition to comply with. Up to this moment the
pikeman had not been of the approach amy
opponents, except the cavalry, but these having now
moved to the right and left and developed the adj
+ vance OF the infantry, who had come up during the
: parey, an immediate flight took place, which was
favored by an extensive bog in their rear, impract
= cable for cavalry. Here fifteen prisoners were ta-
e ~
tensye weapons, such pieces OF scythes and reap
ing hooks, carefully sharpened and fixed upon long
poles. few shots were fred by the orders of one
N, of the Magistrates, three of which supposed 10
d have taken effect.
0 The troops returned to Banamore about five in
l. the afternoon Two other bodies of pikemen we're
y subsequently known TO have assembled in the vi
" cinty of the village, where they remained some
d tine, and dispersed after firing shots, OF
Re them being armed with mus1ets--DuJiip Var
m der.
ID I'VE have been informed by an intelligent per.
son. and ,o veraclty. whose occupation led him
to travel good deal through the north for the last
ar two three years, that in parts of the counties
Tyrone, Monahan, sc. the Roman Catholics are
beginning to AKIN THEMSELVES. One yer,
particular circumstance came underhs observation
happening day to go INTO the house of Roman
~ Catholic, he struck at seeing completely new
iirelock and bayonet and the man of the house tax
ing him out again under some false pretence, whe,
at they returned both were hid. We ask The Govern
nent what does this mean? Is 1t not in strict &C
cordance with the boosted organization of the Pa
", psts? Liberal Clubs in each county to organise
u, Order of Lberators as Commandments, and other Of
-, ficers--Coectors of Rent not the least useful,
:. to increase and keep up the finances Catholi
Churchwardens to keep all the others, in each cor
gregation, to their duty, aud correspond with til
et' polish Parlaament--Ribbon Lodges, &c.
=" English TarH.--We copy the following par;
VA graph from the Gazette ofthis morning:
The effect of the English Tariff on most of tn
productions Of this country, is not, we believe, gel
orally understood, and its operation upon some
les our leading staples will probably excite
prise. With the exception of cotton, scarcely
OTIS. single article escapes duty in England almo
amounting to entire prohibition Even slay
0 have not escaped the vigilance of the British Ia
liites. The duty, in England, on Red oak hh
0 slaves is S23 sterling perthousand (lO5) where
0 they cost in North Carolina about $40 to SIS p
0 thousand Here is an English protect duty of +
times the original cost of an article which, if su
0 iect only to a reasonable duty, wond give empo
o ment to large amount of tonnage.
~ We might add the article of tobacco, on which
; duty of thirteen OF fifteen hundred per cent is il
} posed and which reduces its consumption, to
amount that leaves the grower little better of tn
e would an absolute prohibition. And yet we are d
8 y stuffed with palaver about English liberality.
cts. ". Y. Salesman.
). Andrew Jackson was formerly in partnership W
rket Joseph Coleman and Horace Green. Their fir
Coleman, Green and Jackson is now in partnerst
it would seem, with William Coleman and d
- Green what their firm is we know not proba
2c 8. Coleman. Green and Jackson" as it was beto
but their object is totally changed, being so far
!. II, we can discover, to buy and sell freemen.
they will be taught in November, that this new sp
~ ulation Of theirs is loosing concern treemcn
m. not to be bought,