() .0 1. 1,1! the ti f .t aiiject ti Isis attack, aft! set furiottsly I !,. %%hum ht. tl orod th , .ew t.) au untitZlig d hr. Itead s -.!:-:(•knn!ly, ti'm no traee of Iva. :c .,, • • and 114: poor snin•r; : r ell/ire( I ., e,ure ;,ny le>cue 4'011141 „t"! fhe r.l , af.fed :oo;!ial %%as th , o about to renew hi tt t h t • tp.,t lynN prc•violled oru third person a .l • *so hi, hA•lp, but %%I, , vonl) most likely hare sutivred i ,„ hi . , j u tcr:ins:lioit, lilt! he 1 . 1 erie:lpeti ;Ist:curlin g a %vu l, ow boy by thro‘,V i; Moues at the hull until the A - r i.,.)1 of a fointh p(rson i:rotrd ‘vitl: a gun, h sli .t the de.pe i •,.:• ; ,- ;l tiac dead on the spot. i - 1 )l/es art! entertained of the boy's I. :•;V!•fy. CIIt: Mt I:Drttrll3 01 7 Nf•.r. Ifnasr tt t..—IIeDnEITSTICT.D, Oct. 24. \ \•( r 1 h u p,rract c•• cot I;;;,;:netted hurt! on Thursday last, of which, 1.„ tai ."/eb coy of to-Iry dort.s not app. ar to have had any Lahr ..l, 1 !,:,';tot to comeintiicate the irdelligence :—.l in has been aff , l examiner; bc!ore. that indefatigable Alagistrate„fosep; ) and has at length received the otr,r of Lis :11j .'iVrll ifie CO:1)))1Vte and satisfactory evidence of the ,„: i r ot - Mr. .tl', consequence of this, the whole of the e , bnec•ritrJ in this dreaditil trans•fetiJit have been taken and to York ( . .a•si le, to take th it trial at the ensuing Coftitti - ssi•bn with tit...! party (four in nuachrtr) when Jlr. Hors. ,v3::.li6t. wcr:' fir11 . 1•11(:(1 with loaded pistols by ---, alto ~.;:.;eit them to tb:i, e th e ir stand in the plannition on Crossland 'Allot. juiFICCI them, and took Ilioir station about t wen ty v them.—NVlten the unfortunate gentleman came up, tv.o k-rt.--Triev then all lied ace. ss the fields, and -- &mined them ail far not firing their plecibs. l'wo rut lin-wit:As to Ilatilay, fo,.r oir; and more stopptd it tl pLice calltd Dinigeoa ‘Vood, an d Fisti•ls at ---'s hotise there, i' some flacks, left their great a. tl tan Labt cdialely iu llitar jacl.ets Is flutllerslield. vvitore the r.ct• (.1 tit , narrator inbd but j:ist arrived. The tit xt morning ail f o ur 7:1 'lt I:`-Mill of Web:. employer (a croppm), and -- produced .; mad:• them all swear not to h.:tray each other. These Hi;s In tbti: tidy he , bit examined b e ffa , .. but hart: always been r wait 01 sufficient el Hence. ONC hchared with great • :'. , •. - att b‘• Cll. 1;e s . •!‘‘ . ;!:;i1 then he eltanled colour and ga-lied lae4th. ‘Vbert he c:n out, Ito s id, Damn that --, he has Lime m e .'--ft appear s Etat -- and --- have been chiefs in all the trians.rcti .as tit•ft have oce,,rred in this part of the country mot e utm.ths, esp:•cially :ft Rat, tolds, stl,trc the former v. as of the :pro fits isio:f, and tint lattei of the pistol. --- has flies flisern ' bwlfich to the rlettei Oil of a gloat ;mink r et treidcrs, atift it i., Loped ultitnitcly restwe the West Riding to ;Lb! trE r Flom the year the North Esk, in Kineudineshire, emptied int,) the ulmn t!:e lands of Kirkside and lVeolstone. A b:.;u: l' i i;NC1110.1111 a},p, however, in cons..luence of an overflow in the and a very tide, it excavate,; a new chaxnel.on the lands of , i.nes:on, upon which, on an average, one half of its contents con— to run during last risking season. A new revolution has now t• 1 place in the course of the river, which,. on Moodav last, coin ; :4:l‘ . opened out its old channel upon the lands of Kirkside and :;'.•alstone, by which a valuable property is restored to its former Fopri °tars. This river hid, several times previous to the first men date, undergone a similar change from the same causes ; and, n !ale of these occasions, it gave rise to a long and expensive , !.. , phria, between the new and old proprietors, which was at last 4a1 , !..1 in favour of the Gentliinan on whose grounds the river had , b . tgial to thw ; all artificial means employed to obstruct or change 41 c coarse of a river being declared illegal. GENERAL ELECTION. 11E11t1ERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE NEW PARLIAMENT. BCOICII MEMBERS RETURNED. Berwick, County—George Baillie, Esq. 17 " far, ditto—The Hon. W. kiams•-of ;Mule, Bart. Edinburgh, ditto—Sir George Clerk, Bart. Stirling, ditto—Sir Charles Edmonstone, Bart. IRISH !R EMBERS RETURNLD. ArMagli, City—Doctor Doigenan, Limerick, ditto—Colonel 'V ereker. Kilkenny, ditto—Colonel Blundell. Waterfid, ditto—Sir John Newport, Bart. Trinity Colle ?It, naghen, ge—W. C. Plunkett, &Au County —C. P. Leslie, and K. T. Dawson, Esqrs. I. 7 ll giurd• ditto—Sir I'. Featherstone, Barre and Viscount Forbes. 'imten's County—W. W. Pole, and Sir H. Parnell. Tjtone, ditto—Right Hon. Sir J. Stuart, Bart. and T. Knott. J _ 17.4 • • ••••► yr- THE NATIONAL RrIIISTPTI. -)1 0o . CA. 13:,rry. and ss. S.( Sligo, ditto—C. , and E. Coop , . Kihlare, ditto--Curd H. Fsigt.t.i..ht, anti R. i.atoutite, F, q. Kerry. ditto—J. Crosi,ir, Esq. a n d right Hon. F E z..;era.d. Artnay..lt, ditto— V. Ricitard,on, and W. 13En,linw, EAr.. W&tcrlostt, ditto—sir . C. reresford, and E.lq. Drqlietla. ditto, and Town—lL Ogio, E.g. Alar Cot, Esq. New R. , :54-0. Lee, Esti. anotegal, Ctoottv—Sirj . . Stuart, itart, and G.0n . .. G. V. Hart. B.tgnel 677 CONTP.sTRI) I IRELAND. CORK COUNTY EL ECT:ON.--FiTSI WI —Oct. I.ottl 1;” 1 i(i ) , , ,ht 11 tn. G. Pon,nt- , y 40 Hon. ?Ir. Hare . . . 177 ► Mi. I.t.ader . . . . . 21 CORK CITY ELECTION --SIAICGI the poll, Lonifiuld . . . 61 Cnlt burst . . . 47 Hutchinson . . . 70 General s'7lte of the poi!. Longlield . . -131 I Hutchins , ).l . . 543 Coithurst . . 331 C A r.wAy COUNTY.—Oct. `26. J. Daly . . '2023 ID. 11.' Daly . . 1365 I Eyre . . 761 GALWAY TowN.—Oct, 2C). PnAsohby . . . B!..ke . . . 112 I•EITRIM COUNTY.—On the even;ng of the Latouche . . 9013 Cle!nents . . 1355 . . 769 CARLOW COUNIY —Fourth's day's pull. Latouche . . 31 ! Bruin • 296 j Bagepal . . 165 The elections in IrelanA arc carries On in some places with great acrimony. An I ris:h Journal of the :22:1 Ultimo, says, " The a,:ntit-st tor the county of Tipperarv, it is thought, v - 11 be maintained' !'or three weeks.—The Candialtes are, Colonel Bagwell, GenerA thew, and the Hon. Mr Pritrie. Oar IVedoesday tnornitlA Mr. Pratie sent a challenee to Colonel Bagwell. seo. which wri accepted. They met behind the New Barracks, Clonmell, and were on the point of thing when the Colonel was arrested by the Sheriff . ; Mr. Pilule escaped by riding away The parties then crossed the river to the county of Waterford, where they were also interrupted and bound over. They next proceeded to Ninetnile House, another boundary of the county of Tipporary, but here also the ministers of pence profaned the field of honour, and the, were again b mind over. Duelling is become almost an hourly amusement in Clonmell. On Thursday, Mr E. Scully, APli Mr. Saddler, both of Tipperary ; exchanged shots —At Galway, a duel was apprehended betwen Colonel Martin, and 1). 3. Daly, Esq. the late Members b!k Mr. Marin was wrested on a warrant trout a Magistrate, and bound over to keep the peace." -_-_ - AGRICULTURAL REPOR TOR OCTOBER. The wet weather in the early par t of List month has been somewhat tirrlavourul•le to the latter Ilarvemt ; a few fields of late sown barley and outs have been exposed to the rains; and considerable breadth, of beans, inconsequence of the large leaf and great quantity of sap pro. (laced by the late fruitful season, required much field-room before they wvre fit for the cart. These are impressive lessous to farmers, end inr. : culcate the benefit of an early seerlaime. The late rains have been propitious to the wheat sowing, which is ex:ending to greater breadths than can be recollected for many yr-ars. The new wheats yit Id well to the flail, and of the finest lay ; :11 many districts it is already ascertained, that the averv. prmitl;:e will be double .hat of last }tar. Barley rises of a strong irraltir:fr quality, and the yield abundant. arts are a frill corn, and yr:Ey pr,d.rtve. Turnips, and all the brassica tribe, promise to be very productive., r.ncl of prime quality. TUESDAY'S LONDON GA:: E7TE. By his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Jrcland, in the name and on the N.- half of his Majesty. A PROCLAMATION. GEORGE, P. R. 'Whereas we are informed, that great numbers of mariners and sea faring men, his Majesty's natural born subjects, an: i.I the s e r vi, : e..f divers foreign princes and states, to the prejudic•: of his klaje::v's kingdom ; and whereas attempts nay be made to e voile Majesty's subjects, contrary to their allegiance and il.,;ty to hi-, Ntl jeety, to enter on board ships or vessels ot weir, or other ships or v •s -sets belonging to the United States ot America, witit;l4 , hit to .om:,:q hostilities against his Majesty or his subjects, or otherwise to al ib , y,ll or give aid or comfort to his Maje , ty's enemieb upon the 7 ow.v we, in order that none of his Majesty's sul , jects may irtihrantly ioctic the guilt and penalties of such breaches ul their allesiance and duty, '4llv '1