—oat— Ltrazit roc, Ocr. 24.-s-Tltis morning, one of the 4ed resaptit, owbis axittii from hence to Rat hkeale, sueili faiTets OUL Irons his pars..i., %vitt) had tint at he time beet) above three litindri.d rods in hoot, way atittePed by .1 p.aiy . .,; 1. i!ows, who Jm uped from (whim] a ditch near L•itipitiorr, rate of 1% limn struck Ii in Wilh a spade a :TAM tile temple, and took nom 'hint his musket, ant aii 1111 l non, bayonet, and accuntrenients. The arms were auto taken Irons two others, on their march this week, in the neigh hourhootiof Railikeale. On Monday ev7iiing about six o'clock, Jilnies Keenan, ene of ifie County Lowrie!: nuntined poht.e; on his way' loon Rathkealc to (.:100i11, was attacked near the village of Crnagli, by scr.'n men, all armed, who hail jumped Irvin behind a hitch ;* one of them seized his horses hridle,,upon which the policeman drew his pistol, and unlormostely missed hie; he was Instantly kimet....l ua his horse by u LAJW hum simie heavy sve.rpoit ; his cat bine, pistols, sword, and ammunition, &c. were theu . illsen front hint,' arid beliii; placed on his knee's, all ruffians surrounded hint with blutolerbusses, and desired hint to int-pare for death ; however, by the interposition of their le..lk:o‘, his life was spared, and he was permitted tovnount his horse and rolire, oh taking an math. Soule horrid iiiiorveations a,tainst the entire police and the magistrates were tried by the'stang. Sinitlay last, during' divine vrvice, the be house of the Rtv. Norman Garstiti, near Kilpescon, about three . tr.tles from this city, war entered in ifl4 ah. settee, by twelve ht•o with thcir facer blackened ; some whom set irreit the servants, while others proceeded up. stair, io Varatiii's hed.rotmi, front whence they took two bluncleilitisse , , two cases of plaudit, atsd two guns, and retreated wittt,great apee.llowar,da thr dirprtion of /fullcsimoi; , . Stone of thein were in a state of 111 the retreat. Must of tile gentleineok' 11:istisii in ilktiOglilvottrhAicßi • were on the *ante day either pluntle gitiE 411434 or ar tem posit, and ant leis than twt-Ive house. we are informed have beets robbed of arms, either bit swatagens or three, wingtin, last wt eh, within eircie-uf throe miles. • A vrjeant and Iv of the 79111 lli.thlandeft arc-since. quartered at lwase of the Rev: Ala Who tht i4eted a visit ;min the nightlfinslngents. • ' 'Whilst the pofit 4 e mud a 4any'of Atte 40th •tcgitnent Were patroling.the 'vicinitrof.A • kipatOncinaturday night, . they were attracted towards- acck.abbey by 4 con tinued fie--in a short limn they cane up with a large body of .insiiraeura, .who, without • much ceremony,. attacked the unlit I,l4..lutuut rukuutitrz the Are, the de luded peasantry dcc a it) all thietions. One of the police, tamed Macgliti, was Madly vkimidlett, alt.was klso one of the insurgents, who was ouscited to fall, hut was carried away by.: his associates. The LOlalk , darkliess of the nigh prevented the military and police front lotakitig any prisoners. On Titurtlay night last, between the 11043 pf ten and eleven o'clock, the house of Mr. Within, '.'.ll2atiy,' of Litun„ was attacktd by a filllllbcf of armed ruffians, who fired several shots its the disertMit tit I,ls bed, which on fiearitt them he hail just left; 'a thick iron-screw was driven thrtio;lt thc i litad of bed and h partiticni, which lisilattl fit time opPuslte . wall . the cuff Ms ui ttis bed took fire front the Wa•fttiug of another piece; every window in the house was smashed to atoms. 9leauy being Severely sensed with rhiumaiismt. was utt.ble ii give that much opposition ; he is a very loyal and res. peetaLte man. This houses of Patrick Grady, of Bullynutrolty,.k.: Al stony, Edmond and Carmody, of Ashkird, and several others in the,sanse neighbourhood; were also attacked, and o.e. arms taken-tin:refined. • '• • • • • Eitract oft* letter (rob* - neighhourhbod of Btllin g. try I ha: e. just learned, thou on Wedne.ay ttf4lll' the entire led was stripped and plundered iitiMeati house, which hail bust lately built by Captain Dtp,gan, between K 111111.4 and Mitottatth, in this county, by an ormod banditti. • Tie porpose for which t his• lead was plundered is obvious The ntivoided ruffians are out every n i ght in toms, comniisting every species of cruise,. abd latterly have posted notices as well agalmt the jiay inent of ten's and taxes, s iythes, and in several instatit es have compelled fanners to abandon their farms. which they have oe.puliievl for several ,eats ; in troth, no,thing Ili nt of the Most eoersivc measnes will bring this happy country to a state of subordination, At proem, no lilt., no property is secure." • A notice of a most diabolical•nattne, signed " Captain John lloriti," was posted on the gate of Mr. !Alike; of the Abbey, near R•tlikitale, on lionday !tight ; 'lt • t rilus taken. down the next morning by the A 11(Ilice, signed " Captain well. Itoad Sun eiar; and County-Manger," calling on the parishioners 01 brew, in tins county, to meet on Sunday relative to yt hes, was generally posted on Sarturilay. Tile assem blage was however prevented Cy the Uppearance of a strong military ,(nice out thel7ouritl. . • This morning thirty dragoons with puce-aacer Smith, left RSthkeate bur Cronus to prevent. au illegal meeting iich is railed by the wool &be legislators relative ar eßes, which it was intended to hold in that neighbour lit this day. et of a letter from Weastle:—" It having 'true at active magistrate, Poilficy Massy, Est:. that t• it won ise-ofiunue use tU go to ithe, chapel and extiori *ht people*, return to titeiliallegunice and Wartetiikr 41'rEir aevortlin g ltv consulted. he Rev .'I r. Ranh fillets the parivb priest of Menaira, turovst aged Mr.- .Nasty so. and which hg; tecOribMtly dr I, and, Alit happy to say, ,shat, tltt . goati and Vilillat,Y :advice given them by that worthy clentyniatt, atUl tii r. Massy's si ecru.) address, 4 hreesmos, nne pistol, floe sword, and a bayonet, havelteen surteittlered 10 Mt. M Those aims, though trifling, 3”, we hope, an c.ntt•st that others will fillnev, and the people submit to a due obeilit.aice of the 'law." Ott Monday. Pettnis A'aern; a resi:eetable farmer on tine lauds of (ylengurt, Qtb the Quirt citay mate, was liria at by sonic asliassisis mar an liwelling. Ile was not dead by the accounts teteived•thiS looming. ~:~+.. '- --~- - W.( 7 - 11 - V7l .- 4,71141 PG. 0.1 ‘ 7&V a v.. , 11:7111 - 7 - i - CUlil0I11 " rlifAle ' MONDAY, °remit" te.—A tell involving some very eaten. ordinary cireuninanets occupied the court a great partuf this . day. J. Conn, and Tine My Foley. the former principal, the latter assistant clerk in the office of Jnhn feeir e , e ,Vewsotn, 'E sq. o ne of the Sitting Aldermen, together with Idin'Aforigan and Jame, Murphy. Width. were aerator? on * charge of asteelt, tithe imprisonment., imp:pinion, and extortion, all mast tea colon 'of the situraioas they tilled, and further aggrawatid by their vie' dins being unprotected, though respectehle females. The fol. lowing is an Moline of the case, as thaiile:l in the evidence:— On the I lth of September last, the Jr:teeters, Morgan, and Murphy, receiver' a warrnit from come person to arrest a man named Keleher for a debt, upon the condition, as appeared, of tt No paschal:se no pay." or ia.other words, they roe to receive no payment until they made the arrest. Accuittingly, at about two o eleek on that day, they proceeded to Mee. A reisnung's, in Goiai., , c's Street. where Keleher had for some ttm'clodgecl. - On theirinqutry she informed them that Releher Vas not et borne— At-eight o'clock on the same evening they returned, aced baying got a similar answer twat Mrs. Astustrocg. that " e:relwr wire eta within. they &dux& their purpose. and dennuided the key. of • several depertrients, which, all but one, lucre delivered to them by Mrs. Arntecrong, aho pointed out the room of which she hail not elven the key as that in which Ne;eherlidgeti, who then had it lOeked, and who, in tact. sae in Mc room at the time, but without her knowlailge. After having in a very violent and authoritative manner, searched all the other monist, and finding they could not obtain the key, or admission into this, they be came more clamourous and violent, charged Mrs. Arnsireng and her niece with assisting in a re,Tue, and threatener? to break open the door; brit on being informed by a boy who had teen him out, that while thy were at the dour •Keleher had escaped through the window, they went off; declaring they would niche Mrs. Armscrone.sieffer or assisting in the rescue, 46 they termed it and preventing their earning the money they had mimed tie. It further appeared by the evidence, that they then went to Mr. Newsom 's oar?, v:hore, rm consultation with the traversers, Cana and Foley, the plan of the subsequenteart or the business was arranged. Asteordiegly. and in pursuance of their threat, they renamed again at ten 4lock on the sante eight with whet tittl e s:died a warrant. which they had obtained from Cone and Coley, against Mrs. Ate strop anti her Mew, re young lady who re;ided with lier, trithllof 'whom they declared they would immedintely take to bridewell. where they should remain all night, unfree they instantly paiilsix shillings and tax pence, what the feiitier trete to receive for arresting Keleher. nyhis Mrs. Armstrong peremptorily retased, demanding to be ' gelk1111,i: Ralitetrape, arid without permitting her or her ;date kind of Covering, altheugh the night was ex• treently hneledent, eerier to fasten the door of the house, these two females, at thii meterwostable hour, contrary to renatinstrince and entreaty, were hutried off to Alderman Newsun's office. %here the tither traverser; were waiting in tithe magieterial ca pacit . On reaching the office the traverser Foley was seeted at a de( , :usd the case being . tated, lie desi rKI tbat Mrs. eli,estrerer slits imbediately Pay thenainey, or I . !lnt she Must' MI tom witted t Mrs. Arn191.10141, however. persevered in refusing to do so, until she should see the Alalenitattl3irnselt; who, ahc was in. formed, in answer to her enquiries would Arrive itunierliately.— In a few urinutes afterwards, the iloor was msciied, and one of the persons premed called out " lime is the Ali:ern:lan." 'Way was then made • end the Traverser, Conn, entered and took hts plate 41' the desk, where he woe addressed with the appellateon or - Alderman by ail the others. 'Hie case being- stated to This Wonliip, Alderman Conn, he pronounced the same decision as his Depot) had already dorm— that the Cs. GI must be paid. Mrs. A., Loweier, knowing Alderman N.'e person, wassail refractory, and protestor! areainst ' the decision ; but at length finding there was no alternative, rather titan be sent to aridewell with her niece ;she agreetlio lay the money. Here. howeiter, a new tkillielfirY ktorsasfor on twA,cb ins :Kr pockets Mre.A. was 2a. Id. short of thesum required, one fraction of %Ariel the . Miteistrates, or their worthy compeers, would "not remit! Fortunately, however, a 'person named I‘l•Carthy, who happened to be present, generously •tiaid the de fieiency. A receipt was then requited say 'Jr.. A. and giant for the Cis. W. in which two names. not of either of the parties, were inserted; but this, on being observed upon, was corrected. Mrs. Armstrong was then pereritted to depart, end sit the fol lowing day, having coffsulted - With sane of her friends, she Jail information against the traversers before Sir I.llloeill Perrier, upon which they were arrested. To intunidate her, however, .frunt erottealieg open these incormatiote, the traverser', Almon end Murphy, subsequently laid infomuttiens for a rescue, and assist ing In 'beetle:ape of Keleher, at. Aid-emirs Newsont's office, before Alderman Conn. A es:latent of the same description as the terrier was issued, stencil, however. by Aldenuan Newsine, who, if appeared en the trial, was then rending near Passage, but was in the habit of leaving warrants, with his signature. to ba tilled and used in his abeence. when regretted. Air,. A. and . her niece were ngaiusurested—ainin in the: Aldennmi's absence • taken before Alderman Co'nn,Suut ordered tolod bail under the above, or to. bq cotiu;ted* had was accordingly ,givieu for a. sutu of 6s. lid. wleich was rolarod sua tn paid, anirs. Armstrong was Ohre More dt tiberty. tUffthase dicta-baring been fully proved in evidence, the Jury, walling& lapirwat's 114,in:stain. found ab tl.e tiaearsars His IVurship, the Recorder, utter ; shlressing them on the mag nitude of the:sift:nee, which he c'erlared was one of the most oi:inn that had conic within his knowledge, sentecomal the trs varsers.yoity anti (;gain, to be itußiuoneti sift ealsosisr moods's, told to pay atiue o. 51. each; and - the Bailiffs were iienUga...4 to led bnjwiaoned for three (-slender Mon he. • Wed. cialay an I..quisittuo was taiteu before T. Skcltua, r. q. rorocer for Iminfon S tuthwark, it the King's Arms TiiecH;Fenettortli-strect, un the body of G. Towers, a journey man tailor, who put a neriod to his existence, by Iha i hug himself. It n Nitrated hum he evidence adduced, tise ducesseed, ss isu was about st of age. Tebidell in nitCk 1-010, I,lingt on, and hid cur Fonse time back been in the elfajdoy of Mr. l'earson, Star. t aley, renetturch•street, master tailor: He Masora bud closed up the house on n.dur. day night, and the fsssily depai ted to spend the Sunday rt t_hei! ~,,,, ;14 residence, leasing the place secure, sod no pr bob at they supposed in it ; tics !•:1 mile return, on Mon day in.iriiito ; , %tete much surptes.l a; foot being lath, to rain autnitlaace, the doors bettig touted eon the inside. 0 a cis triune beisigtoined by one 01 tin: a - 4.3410w.. the vailin tobaie deceased was found !laugh% quits dead by a cord from it brunt behind tie. kitchen deur, in which situation it was Suppwed.he had remaiord sheet tbekiatottlity night. A letter stow banal in site Ot his iletk-is whit h ti tint the Elate it ate reared hi. had teceiv-d the i)o. t e k, purporting to be whitrch by a youn,; woman at the e , st end of the jowl?, Aiterein he was ehmt!ed by the writs I whit hissing flew cticroust, aeil i emelt) transfers,: 4.5.4 . 51 9 appllier of lie fen- v:a, titter tlir mai) , I..nhml iirt.inales he laid .11144 e jaia:lo; her in the band, of tirdlpt.:•,. V.idiot .Mental docieg , went. CA Lyme To Licioiteo VA4TUALI.6its.-71e consort:nil! 4.1 . un kt iptiiits Nwvu. , betat sine at tat c +ghee in'lligh Sin et; llgatt)..ls.h , ine, tt-viiiist many of thee issi d r.ctadleaJn llw,l par sh, who sailer the gamen vt ba r ons : lie, d oes im o r ge C. ha inns played u, glair I± ,, y iiase copse 40 litrlli6tetariiiioilft , Li. prevent t's;t: I;innes Icing pl..yssi to tin public (wipes within dial 1:11.14: • ` O % 4. • lig:t • ; I A TiCRI A i d ; 3 119 4 4 # 4 4 'r 347 . . • . 347 ............rni 0 . counr or ICING'S BENCII. NoVEIVIIia, 1. • , Wolnto, V. holm/Art. AVO 0711,1111.. Tido was an actin,' of trover : verdict for theylelntlff, sui,, et to the opinmom of the Coml. The case wag tires : Knowles, she plaintiff. lea wit*. merehon: at Liverpool ; the defendants are assignees of Dixds, fornaet ly. a wine atercbana at We same , Place. Dixon, previcna to Ida traakaasptey, imported certalu laraudies from Frauce ; entered them in Ike re- Kolar way at the Custom-house, and bonded them iu his own name at Liverpool. According to the piaetjee of Liverpool, goods are bonded in alafferent parts of the town, for the tinrpose of suiting the converffence of the Importer. A merchant baring warehouses, er immtho Oran mica, or ha. ov, n, places his prolperty in a his, 01 bending ; trod Mr. Dixon hided his bran4ies partly in a warehouse which he rented ammally. and partly in a warehowa , which he faired tor the tame from a wan of the name of Lestion ; the two warehouses Lisiag severally. seemed, pitr,vatit to custoin„ by titles licks; and thu keys of those locks twine kept, one by Diann himself, as importer, ono by tile officer,' of the customs, and one by the owner of the warehouse. In the month of retainer> , 1819, the plaintiff K.:Mlles • bought from Dixon twenty-seven pieces of brandy ; avui on the Ist March following, he resold 10 piece*. TI , o len pieces re all by Knowles wore delivered from Detains koepiog ; the reinnining seventeen were to Comm. thine is broad as long as he (Knowles) si Id think Regular Invoices were made amt. and Dixon received Ids purchase money fr the plaintiff. Knowles re-sampled the Wan lies in the pressure of an excise officer, and mai kid the casks with the initial @lbis name ; but Moon same time after-becoming a haukrvi, the seventeen ;recut of brandy were claimed by the milejglitel. The . ainestlian for the Coffrt was, whether the goods re mained In the order and disposal at Dixon, so as to give Ittm the ',Toted nwnetship. , film. Tindall, for the plaintiff, Contended, upon the autberity of "sr pewee Flynn," lot Adkins, mid " wake v. Colic," 21 ['Amnon, that theme was not in She present case such apparent ownership in Dixon as the 11SV would.renuire to give the property to Isis assignees. Flom the sole by klaxon does, to the time of his bank. rislitcy, Dixon .was merely a warelionse.keeper to the The Lard ChiefJostice.—Dixon can scarcely be eon elderedria3 a mere warehouse keeper. The goods are his orliiaally, and they remain in his possession ; how is any one to know that the property has changed handa Alt.'tinalall mainlined, that the athvait...; of the plain initial, Ow letter K. Was sotfacient hones: to all the *ar trade that the brandies were in him. , • Alf. Parke (fur - this defendant) was about to address the Coat t, The Lfor,deniel Jostles intimated that no donbt contil be eutertaiued upon the ease : the whop of the seventeen pieces were (within the mettniam of the statute) clearly iu the possession of Dixon. As regarded those of the IT casks which lay in lee warehouse of Louise's, why had not notice of their sale been given to the polder I Ledson, as the case stood, woeld have been justified all along, and after the integral sale, in delivering them to Dixon. rega,d to (how corks which relbained iu he warehouse of Dimoni„She mem marking of them with time tenet K was no intimation to the generality of people that they were, or had become, the l imper') of the pl ai ntiff, AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR OCTOBER. The geocral growth of wheat would probably have proved 4 l a ir anituJl produce but for the extensive eff,cts of a late mildew, and the damage sustaineil by cinitinard rains, the accounts of which are lamentable fruit all parts, but more so trona the northern and western di). trims, where much con, conntinee alnoad, and great part of that gum up has bee& its :to da.np a elate as OCCatioU utauy stacks to be taken down. It is to be feared ilia; a large iturtloll of this year's bread cons must p a s., over the kiln before it can be ground, ever with the dryest grain. Fzont the large quantity of this inferior corn, time averse price is nut likely to reach that win It will warrant the opening of the ports. 'Flue barleys ate generally discalnured , and p ho ne which lay lo.ig on the luxuriant dovit.; are meet seiiinis'y damaged by Oats have hero ituatred leas than any other crap. Eirly sow& Peas, on tender soils, have been hag.. vested well; the latter ones have suffered alike with sl.e beans, which, by remaining so long on the groun4 after cutting, have more than probably the silitea farmer can remember. The calculattotas of the" duty ou. hops, lit the E mmy'', have proved nitwit over-rate. ,, thcapiantity and go- licy bring found defective on piekitig in ;he chief grootals ol Fatuhaa, , Kent, and Stbse.g.— Toe potame mop turns out a very productive one in all quarters. Turnips and coleseed entitinue protnissing„ but : the cabbages ;int out early continue to run, from the moisture 4.11 u sada siess of tile seaman. The 3rating coup. tries abianal nun better feed, yet the emsiers continue alegl with caution fur thick new atu.k , oiasts,, though they are ofteiad hp the Seotch and %Vela drovers full ;:u per cell. (war toe Itta yegi's prices. Settee sheep are . worth rather more money. The dealers bare found but few pipeitasery,ai the late fairs even (or their hest Lid n; cart horse-s. 'lll4 tunt markets are supplied 013 the low, terms of last for every article, except 'small mime beef, which commands iu Smithfield rathei, a better price. • • ; _The seat of B. It. Mars . ark. Eaq Cruneltell, Biteliingliatushisr.,,. was-tawny tlestruyul by fire at two o:cjwck oq ratisday morning, at(sl,thc.gaxxx wcri; t er*iti ih Ilte iload of tl c rii•;llt mates had a ffitieuttyl in .cscapint , • the beta begun in tilelan:airy,. a a ing ci C.,: house, hut not tic. taelied,, and •n:ust bavu lien occasioned by bonus clothes tclt to dry taking Air; • the f • interior 0 L 1 ,4 itollta; teggthe.r With the furniture, was demulisLed in less tia..l hour; it hail Leea Lc:tut:tied and ernite merited . .9etitonibeti last. • The NpiyOati,) rf (bur has becn paid off ut CJ, i s ham, allthe &we, 9: 18 guns, L pralkiring .• port for s.:r vtre. • -nom I le • • i