Star. — London, England, 1819-04-12 00:00:00

td battalion of each legion is . the complete organitationof. the end - the new military system. half-pay have lately received Coni of the corps they are to serve in.' winients of Infantry of the Royal Guard ,zy and Lille, are also completing enrollments. Tranquillity, order, and Provinces where the prevailing ,tile the manufactures of Picardy, Flanders, become every day more idable army of Donanie-s. on our protects our trat:oual industry. ible for contraband goods to pass jury douanicr piques hirmelf on. manufactures from entering France, ' that they shew in this sedrice, in own interest, a truly patriotic the seivire of English goods in :f triumph, of which they boast. morning, that the health of our undergone a change to the worse, Lys. •c o'clock, the Duke of YORK held arose, upon the state of the KING, by the Archbishop of CANTER top of YORK, the Bishop of LON INCELLOR, the Marquis CAMDEN, LSEA, Lord HENLEY, Lord ST. 'EN, and Sir WILLIAM GRANT, the Members of the Council? et lONTROSE, who was ! ..abient from lie Earl of MACCLESFIALD, who ing at Windior. The Council aeliberation near an hour. In the :After- Nice of YORK visited the PRINCE REGENT, Ise. morning, at half-past eight o'clock, the foeic left town for Windsor. Lotto CHANCELLOR and Count MUNSTER - of the PRINCE REGENT yesterday at Letters have been received from Hanover, dated lstinst. stating, that the Duchess of CLARENCE and in a fair way of doing well. Her has been afflicted with spasm. is in circulation, that his Imperial High- Archduke FERDINAND of Esle, Commander , of Hungary, will shortly go to Italy, and a marriage w ith a Sardinian Princess is ne- being Easter Sunday, a more than ordi , of Protestant and Catholic Nobility place at the Bavarian Ambassador's arwick-street, Golden-square; at an early was lined with carriages, and in the 'we noticed the following distinguished per- Duke of NORFOLK, Lord and Lady , Lady HARBURTON, the Hon. Mr. the Hon. WILLIAM POWLETT, Colonel : &c. Some new music, the composition' tfICIA, appropriate to the occasion, being attractive, combined with the support . ' of the most eminent vocal performers.-- of persons were necessitated to leave the •of room. • ly a solemn High Mass was performed at .risk Chapel, Spanish-place, Manchester hy the tight Reverend Father in God Doctor who also preached an excellent Sermon.— the Spanish Ambassador, and a great of the Catholic Nobility and Gentry, were Earl and Countess of CASSIUS gue,a grand Saturday to the Marquis and Marchioness \ LE. Sir W. PRINGLE, Bart. General GOR GORDON, Colonel HANIILTON, Captain LIFIJIID, &C. at the* residence in Privy II the Edinburgh Theatre, on Monday, Mr. K EAT.; as Richlrd the Third. The House was full, Sing. Mr. KeaN's recepticin was cor extreme ; Inn it can hardly be said that the • witn which he was welcomed ap . correspondent emotions in the actor; after one profound and graceful reverence, he to take as little notice of the shouts of his Richard himself would have done, or as IPARTE, a prouder and more impenetrable tyrant, take of those of his Parisian audiences. The upon the whole, went off fiat, as Mr. was Dt_URY-LAVE THEATRIL—SAturday a Meeting of Renters took place in the Saloon ot Drury ineatre, for the purpose of hearing a Report ', the Trustees appointed by them to ne.'„ociate -4 Sub-Committee on the subject of the Trades- Debts.—Mr. WARD having read the Report, 'Munn begged leave. in a few words, to ex . object of the Meeting, and of the negocra cts estcred into with th e S u b-C omm i ttee by the , mitPi of the New Renters. The debts due from .ettre to tradesmen and others amounted to t Ll,OOO. For the settlement of these demands ms were before entered into, but they did "med. An individual of the Sub •Committee, had the interest of the concern very much at made an offer of advancing a sum of about to liquidate the demands of creditors, upon *terms as he (Mr. Hosier) had no doubt they I tid End it their interest to accept, under existing The security he - required for this ad- Zo the same as that now possessed by the , 6 {`n .- 1 1zmely, the income of the private boxes. tV'tatdces, and the rents of houses belonring to k ,,, r beitte. This, if carried into e f fect, would re. 4,the concern very much. If the Theatre pros tle Gentleman who made this Ater would of " r eceive back the stun advanced, and the row its °e Put iripossession of their former security, .r more adiatageous ci rcumstances . To this N.,„."! . '.tion the Torstees and Sub-ComMittee were IZ:ha cent ag ree; b ut before it could be acted upon, at of th e R enters was fi rst necessary. To -41 . tills consent was the object of the Meeting.— z 24 „ .aced and seconded, that the proceed-. the Trustees be confirmed by the Renters, ~•nat I n he ..eSteU A rerk to carry them into effect.it* up. twos were agreed to, and the Meeting trOmiktEket. • - • . . PAISLEY:. • • ' alligilrePlaids, Shawls, and Trimfning% Are still very fiat, the demand continuing very limited. The ma nufacturers, in general, are reducing their hands. The price of weaving has not, however, declined much.— Imitation Cotton Shawls still remain in the same lan guid state. Narrow Shawls are most in demand.—lmi union Full Harness Cotton Shawls are more in request, and a considerable number of weavers have been en gaged for them. The price of weaving continues steady.—lmitatiOn Tram Silk Shawls are likewise fully brisker.—lmitation Gown Pieces still remain dull.—Zebra Dresses and Shawls are likewise flat., Common Harness Robes continue still in a depressed state.—Full Harness Robes. This branch of our ma nufacture, which formerly employed a great num ber of hands, has been for a considerable time upon foe decline, and.the hopes which were entertained of its revival at this season of the year have not been realised. An attempt is making to introduce the ma nufacture of Wine-Rubbers in harnesses of this .de scription: which will be a novel, and, at the same time, will form a very elegant article of that descrip tion—Gowns with a front-piece are very fiat. Pelisse Dresses, and Sprigs with Cording, are still in request. —The Full Harness Shawls and Dresses, manufac turing for the East India market, are at present quite flat.—Gauze Harness Robes and Sprigs still continue dull.—Damask Shawls, with silk grounds, have been pretty steady.—Seede d Stripes and Robes are still in a depressed state.—Gauze Spots have been more in request since January; the demand for Plain Gauze has likewise rather increased.—Lawns sustain their price better-than any article in the plain line.—Lap pets, Ginghams, Tweels, and Pellicates, have suffered a material reduction in the price of . weaving. —Silk, or Transparent Gause, both plain and figured, ,still maintains its superiority over every branch of our.ma nufacture, and the houses in this line continue to in crease their hands.—With the erceptioa of this branch, in which prices remain steady, our trade is in a very depressed condition.—The accounts from all quarters represent the markets as being full of goods, and we do not recollect of any period in which the prospects for the Spring Trade were more gloomy and desponding. P.DINBURGH. Silk Plaids, Shawls, and Trimmings, are rather flat with us at present ; some of the houses in this line have discharged a few hands, and it is difficult in that case to procure employtnent. Umbrella Cloth, a considerable quantity of which.is manufactured bete, has been reduced Is. the piece in the weaving price. Plain work has likewise experienced a consi derable reduction. _ CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, APRIL 12. • Our Market being thinly supplied this morning with English Wheat, picked samples of white, from Essex, obtained 2s. per quarter more than on last Monday, but there was no improvement in any other sorts, the demand being trifling. The immense ar rival of Foreign Barley during last week, and the mtgor part of it being of extraordinary fine quality, together with the supply from our Coast, being much larger.than could have been expected at this late] pertogiof the season, has caused a farther reduction in the price of this article of full 2s. per quarter frous itir•quotaboil bf this day week i but at this quarter. Ale trade was more lively for fine samples, but the infesior descriptions continue unsaleable. Oats ems Is. per quarter cheaper, the arrival being large both of English 'and Foreign. In Peas and Beans scarce any thing doing—prices nominal—Current price : vanasu. • Small Beans 42. 44s Wheat, Keat and : . • Tlck ditto 3lll. 42s Rases ........—... c ."..611.1 74a Oats, Potatoe ...506 34s Suffolk .... ...... ; / .1....88, 721 .-- Poland 30$ 345 Norfolk Rye - 461 50$ Flour,.per Sack.. 605 651 1 Barley (New) .. 345 42s Rapeseed, per Last 440 AM' Malt I White Peas 34s 68s Wheat, Dantsic...... -Ws .72s -----, Boilers ... 421 465 Baltic Red, limb& or Grey Pees .......... . 4os 46 5 Bremen. Brabant md 62s 68s SMITHFIELD MARKET, APRIL ie.- • Beef .......4s 6d to 5s . 4d 1 Veal 5% 6d to 7s Od Mutton .... 4s 6d to lis 8d Pork (To sink the offal; per stone of gibs.) CAtTLIt AT MARTEL Beasts 1920—Calves 120—Sheep and Lambs fotao—Piss 186. HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. Hay...... £5 es to ,e 7 os Straw _A mute X 3 65 Clover 6 Os to 8 Os Rovren ... Os Os to AV es The rage for emigration to America has not ex tended to Sussex. The brig George, Captain Run- DOCK, has been in the port of Chichester three weeks, and advertised to take out passengers and baggage to Pictou, at £5 per head. She sailed in ballast on Sunday se'nnight, with a fair wind, but Without a. single passenger. Mr. Gnaoonv, appointed Commissary Judge it, Sierra Leone.under the existing Treaties for the pre-; vention of the Slave Trade, arrived at Portsthouth oil Friday evening, for the purpose of taking a pissage out in his Majesty's ship Pheasant, Captain KELLY. As Major FORREST and Colonel SPRED were passing through Egham yesterday sennight, on' their way to London, in a tandem, the horses •took fright at a maxi with a basket on his head, and rap furiously, when coming in contact with a waggon, the chaise was overturned and the Gentlemen thrown out. Ma • • Fastness' received a violent contusian on his head, ,and lies without hopes of recovery ; Colonel Serra' is very much bruised, but not dangerously hurt. Last week as the workmen employed on board the MADAGASCAR in Sheerness Dock-yard, which is un dergoing a thorough repair, one bf them of the name of Clark found between the timbers in one of the ship's side, an old snuff-box, containing a five pound note, a one pound note and a crown-piece, where it bad, no doubt, been deposited for safety by one of the seamen that had once sailed in her. HYDE PARK seldom exhibits an imposing appear ance on Easter Sunday. Yesterday, although Na ture appeared with the most smiling aspect, the ca valcade did not extend to Grosvenor Gate. In the fashionable costume there did not appear to be am thing very nouvelle. Leghorn bonnets, exceeding in size those worn in the Autumn of last year, and fully decorated with lilac gauze at the edges, were much 'worn—coloured dresses, ponderously flounced round the bottom, and boots laced at the sides and fringed. 1 The following concise description of the Prome nade of Longchamps is given in one of the - Paris Journals :-=,, The weather being very fine yesterday, the Promenade of Longchamps was very magnlfi-, cent-6at is to say, there were many persons in cart singes, many on foot, many on.htinlebaik, and a . great deal of duet r. third n e • x and won the el reserve will en , t f i cers oil half-pa • 3,1„ not ices of t Heinments of is this City a enrollment re ign in our Pre silent. While anj French Plant , er ous. A formidal 30 3 frontiers pri ;;Almost impossible I line. Every A g foreign manuf 037, 0 * 0 that .their ea they consider the Aiu as a sort of ti L.:;ici.orted this mo has and .4, se few days. i iturt ial . , at twelve o' 4acil at York bus was attended by , the Archbishop the LORD CH ANN! * Earl Of IVINcHILSE s, Lord' A)tDEN the whole of the the Duke of MONT isition, and the I attending the KIN' 'Bed iu delibzraticl I dle Duke of YURI. Carlton-house. Yesterday morning, 't of YORK left tom The LORD CHANCI, audiences of the I Letters have been re ' lstinst. stating, th better, ar.d in a I Highness has be !report is in circula ~.. the Archduke FEB Thief of Hungary, a marriage with • ..ng. lEterday being Easi assemblage of Pr( 'Gentry took place Warwick-street the street was lin - Spel 'we noticed thi ages—the Duke of SBURY, Lady LER, the Hon. V itc. Sec. Soma gnior GARCIA, api pored attractiv we of the most eels of persons I for want of roe l'esitrdly a solemn &pan...A Chapel, , , hr . ; the tight II I Rent, who also pp Excellency the Sp; ber of the Catho: =,t. The Earl and Coup - on Saturday tc l'lstElintt, Sir W n Captain Crottoo) Moo. CLIFFORD, • 'ens. II the Edirbur h • g as Ric.A.lrri not overflowing. in the extreme ;1 itnienate greetings tired to produce c or after or.e profor to take as li ;fluters, as Richard 3eSSmiTE, a proud :tta to take of those !ordinance, upon t Ina s was DRURY-I.ANE Tlll INV: Renters too et Theatre, for th ' 4 a the Trustees a I A the Sub-Comtrii 41i S Debts.—Mr. 41 • 11 0suut beggeC !it object of tl ,A; (sacred into s s cf the Ne v Tbei‘re to trite] 1 ,00 1 ). For were 1 ad t he inter( made an offs to hquidat 'terms as he %lid find k their tzouustances. 'ph i 'Acts was thetleditoti_nzmnsa2 f7 l ..i t " re N . coisices, an, *;:n the concern` This G n entlan, 7elve bad oe put ' more advt Zag li tr the TT the agree ; 1 eyt:i°.`seilt of th ( ,1 ~ u'is consent zat 0. 4 . 1 r .11! " ' 3ed 4,4114 Trusts t b uleY r neteluti ow up, INTELLIGENCE: Moms Pia...cr.—The brig General Vicaiii, commanded by Joint Dravr p tl i a l Frenchman, it new cluisfag in tie West In= i diets Seas, ' no colnuri, and plundering whsteicr he pie. se . In three months he has overhauled fifty-two American, French, Bremen, English, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, and Russian yes= eels, and plundered the whole, more or lass. Sl:e carries two guns, has a complement of TO men, is mkt the Mexican flag, and is probabty owned at New Orleans. FaLmourli, Aram. 9.—Wind N. to N.E.—Arrivej the Os= borne packet, with Mails from Malta, last from Gibraltar, in 17 days. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, with Mails for Lis bon • Princess Fiizabeth packet, *ith Mails for Lisban, Gl brahar, Malta, and Corfu. The Lord Hobart packet, with Mails for the Bratils, is detained until the 14th instant. Pensoessa, Arab 10.—Wind S.W.—Came in his Majesty's ship Newcame, from Portsmouth. DOVIR, Aram 'O.—Sailed this day the King George packet, Captain Knro, and Lady Jane James, Captain Havwa an, Mr Calais; also the Lord Duncan packet, Captain l'ascox, with a Mail and passengers for Ostend. Arrived this afternoon the Lord Duncan packet, Captain Ilaatierus, and le Desire French packet, from Calais, with passengers. Aran. 11.—Wind W.S.W. and moderate... Sailed this morn ing the King George, Captain Menem, for Calais, with Mr. Baum.— Arrived this afternoon the Lord Sidmouth, Captain PRANK, from Ostend, with a mail and passengers ; also the Vi gilant, Captain BUMIRIL, from Boulogne, with passengers. Daat., Aram to.—Wind S.W. foggy.—The brig Fortuna, Woon, from Shields to Topsham, with coals, was totally lost yesterday morning on the Goodwin S:.nd—crew and part of the materials saved. Aran. 11.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River the Mary, limbos, from Leghorn; Flying Fish, Brcvs, from r Lisboa; and Neptune, Parreasos. from St. Michael's, for Pe tersburgh. 'Came down from the River and rensain, the Segar, for Jamaica': Alliance, Margaret, and Garthland, for Prince Edward's Island; Richard, for Demerara; Clyde, for Antigua; .Cleveland, for America; Vigilant, Prince of Wales, Prospe lily, Inifus. and Hassle, for Quebec; Jane, for Mirarnichi ; and Pomona, for New Brunswick. Sailed yesterday the Han nah, from Bombay, for the River. Liccarooe, Arau 9.—The Kingston ' Serer , sailed from hence for New Brunswick 25d March ; has put back with loss of main-mast, foretop-mast, and mizen-mast sprung. Sailed the Briscoe, Caroming, for Calcutta. • atasnen, Atau. 11.—Wind W-S.W.—Arrived the Lord Nelson packet, with a mail, &c. from Cuxhaven. Sailed Zady Nepein packet, for Holland; Castlereagh packet for Cuxhaven; and Charlotte packet for Gottenburgh ; all with malls, &c. /reser, APRIL 6.—Sunday morning, nine Newfoundland tra ders, belonging to this Island, sailed for Fortune Bay, and Gas. pee ; eight bad sailed for the Fishery about a week before, and several others are in preparation to depart next week ; it is sup posed that not less than 50 vessels belonging to Jersey will be 'engaged in , the Newfoundland Fishery this season.-1 large French ship the Neptu le, from Cette, arrived in the harbour of St. !fellers last week; with wine and brandy for one of the mer chants here. Cusroar-Tiousr, LONDON, Arnie 10.—Fansaro havaans : The Ulrica, Rohden, from Ancona ; Vrow Tryntjc, from Amster dam; Mercurius, Oeder ; Hope, Page; ar.d Tory Cornelia, Laan, from Harlingen ; the Jonge Pieter, Boer ; De Vrow Zwaantje, Stuit; Twee Gebroders Fracas and Bank, Rolk ; and Juffrow Ilendrba, F.ngelsman, froth Groningen ; the Atalanta. Sweney, from Jamaica; Sarah and Caroline, Spalding, from Rotterdam ; Commerce, Peterson, from Norway ; Prince Re gent, Graham; from Janaica.—Euston Oterwaans: Vrow Se berdina, Koster, for Bremen; Latona, I,erria, for Demerara; Maria, Bchrands, for Darazic ; Phcenit, Burnett, for Elsineur ; Alexander Tureen, for lasineur ; the Twins, Shout, for Hahn burgh; N autilus, Houghton, for Messina; Glatton, Harvey, for the Bay of ilonduras.—Ceraiten Ourw.cans • The Duke of Kent, Pound ; and Prince of Orange, Collins, for Rotterdam ; Fame, Lownsborough • and Nelly, Cowsell, for Petersburgh ; Euphemia, ' Miller, for Ilamburgh ; Genii, Besant, for Rio Ja neiro; Margaret, Jarvis, for Stettin ;* Fernax, F oster; James, Lawson; and earlberg, Ronald, for Riga; Mint, Patten; the Mercury, Dixon; Northumberland, Nicholson; and the Hero, ?dibbler, for Quebec ; the Apollo, Tennant ; Marquis of Ely, ' Richardson ; and Matilda, Hamilton, for China ; Moritz, Cehi ham. for Mau; Jewell, Parsons, for St. Übe's ; Pilot, Owen, for Madeira; Marianna Gardner, for the South Whale Fishery ; ag eg i t :o r a egi c hson, for Mince Ed ward's k i lan era d et " . Leiansicetshtere William, Sc ood, for Liebau. —r.-- • On Saturday the dispatcheiwer . e closed at the East India' House, and delivered to the Pursers of the fol lowing ships, viz. TheCorewall, CaptainJ. PAVtisow ; the Apollo; Captain G. TENNEXT ; and Matilda, Capt. W. Hann:ma—for China direct. Mr. STOROE left Town on Friday for Portsmouth, to take his passage, in, the Abundance, he being or dered to return-to Si., Helena, and resume his duties, there. The Abundance is expected to sail on Wed nesday next. A detachment of the 66th Regiment embarked on board that ship on Saturday mot ning. The Erne, 'Captain . Scntynt, went out of 'Ply mouth hailiour on Thursday, fitted For the Coast of Africa, where an additional force is to be kept for the suppressiOn 'of the vile traffic in Slaves. The Pheasant and Morgiana go with the Erne. Rear-Adiniral GRIFFITH sailed from Portsmouth on Wednesday, op board the. Newcastle, to take the command on. the Coast of North America. The Pheasant, Captain KELLY, and the Morgiana, Captiließraono, for the Coast of Africa; the Drake, Capt,,,RistirysEe, for Newfoundland ; the Camelion, Cn MI NOAY, re fi tting ; and the Abundance, Lieut. alpthi lt:C A ` MPBELL, for St. Helena, remain at Spithead. iget urday afternoon, the Officers and 'men belong 'Rik to the Royal Sovereign yacht, went on boird her lit Deptford, and also a supply of provisions, &c. were put' on board. She was expected to drop down the River yesterday, to proceed to Calais, to be in readiness to bring the Duke and Duchess of KENT to England, who are expected in a week or ten days. The statement by Mr. CORNWALL, of Moceas court, relative to the affair between Lo rd HEREFORD and Colonel GWYNNE, has caned forth a Counter statement by Mr. GOODERE, in which he says, that he advised Colonel GWYNNE not to meet hts Lordship, because he had already been en the ground to meet Mr. THYNNE GWYNNE, in January last, when a duel was declined by the latter, and an action subitituted; Mind also because the sole dependency of Colonel IGwYwsies eight daughters was f-'20,000 secured upon his life by insurance, and which would have been for feited in the event of his falling in a duel. A covey of young partridges, nine in number, was seen on the 3d instant, on the grounds of J. B.WILD-, WAN, Esq. of Chilham Castle, by his game-keeper: a' partridge's nest, containing six eggs, was also found last week on the grounds of the Hon. J. W. STRAT• FORD, of Addington place. Mr. GRAY, of TOwet-.itteei, OtialOtiter, has at this time in his possession a VastriCand a pigcon, both of which, for some months pasti. have been together in a small garden. Fromdontiellierr treatment, their natural antipathies rt ,..olWerlited, and the pi geon is completely masterollk CompattOti ) . he never fails to evince,' if at aattin, the lotersa, egoach on his , demearte: 30' 11.1 f '0"":.6: .a The I famydWi Wadi matijiiiiitii.#43ilFlifloltl r ril4 4 4 l Thursday, ae -011ierli Satterii filidneutufdar; ( l‘l ll l# :•• Itoroft.y, aven sac? day. .•)• 4• : 1 ai ttiAugu-wc4.:apti-itic few days eta skew the,North filtOkiliaiSeinthMtigh;lahltaitii voR6 ea% Wag mire ritAe 4pprodeti hei too, armor her ealia' be *one4 *Watt. and earried them to'tbe Bea &dues, tier* the ediaiet . 'hik' Hitt, coarse, ordered his dogs to be c.Wed of. * , " • tilt Alt Mt • The Ist battalion 60th Regiment, 690 men, frond the Cape of Gond Hopi, landed on Thursday at Ports mouth, and marched to Port Cumb?rland, to be dish banded. The detention of these men on beard the transports, sti long after their arritral, has arisen pat bf the peculiar character of their case. They are prin cipally military offenders, who, under transmuted sentences, were sent abroad to serve there Miring the period of their natural life; but their battallort coming within the scale of reduction to the peace estabkh ment, now they have returned home for that puttitise . , it has become a queitien how they ought to he &malty disposed of. About 70 of them, we undebstand. have heretofore fbrfeited their lives to the laws of their cooritry. It has been determined, that all the mea of the battalion destined to serve for lift, shall be turned over to the 2d and Sd battalions of the regiment. EXECUTIONS. Wednesday Alexander Robertsan was executed at Glasgow, conformably to his sentence at the High Court of Justiciary, for robbing the warehou'se df Mr. JOON LOVE. At five minutes before two o'clock the Magistrates entered the Town Hall, which was crowded to excess, and Raillie ALSTON, Acting Chief ' Magistrate, ordered the criminal to be produced.— He was attended by Mr. Mitcorteoort, the Jailor, and the Assistants, and walked with considerable firmness. The Rev. Dr. LOCKIIMIT, who had paid _ _ great attention to him during his confinement, was seated at the head of the table, and read from the sth verse of the 32d Psalm, and the greater part joined in the singing. The wretched man paid great attention, and the Doctor then offered up a very ap . propriate prayer, during which the prisoner seemed very much affected, and tee person sitting next him wiped his face with a handkerchief. Psalms were again sung, in which the prkoncr joined with firm ness, but without using any gesticulation, and tha service was finished by an affecting prayer from the Rev. Mr. EWING, whose feelings were much moved. Dr. Loom/tar ;hen stated to the Magistrates the prisoner's gratitude for their kind attention ; and ex pressed his conviction that such a change had limn effected on the prisoner as was likely, had he been spared, to make his conduct very different. At a quarter before three o'clock the Hall was cleared.— The unhappy prisoner Robertson mounted the scaf fold with a firm step and a calm countenance. The drop was very considerable, and the crash excited a strong sensation throughout the surrounding multi tude, not less it is supposed than 50,000; but it was his own request, as, from his being a light man, he was afraid of struggling. He had been in business on his own account, and had made a voyage to America as a merchant ; but won after his return home, he got acquainted with loose company, and was twice tried before the perpetration of the crime for which he suffered. Some time after his return from Edinburgh, where he was convicted, he was ra ther indifferent to his fate, but when. all hopes of a reprieve had vanished be became all that his Clirrleal attendants could wish, and they seemed very inte rested about him. He was genteel looking, and was only 24 years of age. After hanging 45 minutes, the body was cut down, and the crowd quietly dispersed. Monday, O'Hara and Brennan, who were eapi tally convicted at the last Assizes of Roscommon, underwent the awful sentence of the htw at that place. On Sunday night, the 20th March, about six o clock in the evening, immediately after the Clergyman left them, the under jailer who was most humanely kind to them, went as usual to lock thent up. He sat a few minutes with them, when they sent him for some turf; and on his return to the cell, they mocked him down and mtirdered him in a cruel manner, by stran gulation. He his left aft unfortunate widow and ten children to deplore his loss. After they murdered him, they took from him the keys, by which means they got to the top of the pr . ison to effect their escape, when, fortunately,' one of the 15th Regiment, who was sentinel, perceived them on'the top; by the noise 'of their bolts, and gave the alarni, When they were immediately secured. They.solemnly deelarecf‘their iennocence of the murder, and when brought out to see the dead body, called on GOD to witness their innocence, but at one o'clock in the morning .they confessed their guilt of the murder, as well as the robbery, for which they were to suffer.— Those men's relations in Roscommon are respectable farmers, far above the lower orders, but they leave always been men of had'character. They seemed unconcerned at the awful fate which awaited them, until the day before their execution, oa the morning of which they seemed penitent, and ascended the fatal platform with much steadiness. They spoke at some length. to the populace, which exceeded in number any thing ever witne=sed on a former ccce sion, and warned them against illegal meetings and bad company, which btought them to the gallows. At hall-past twelve they were launched into eternity. They did not suffer much. Their bodies wpre then, by the directions igGovernment to the Sheriff, bOried in the geld yaid; which • seemed to have an equal effect with the execution on the populace.. Previous to their execution; the Sheriff, who received' an order from Ciovernment to remove all the convicts under sentence of transportation, on that day to Cork, caused the convicts all to be put on cars, chained to gether, in front of the prison, to witness the execution, wnere their friends attended to take leave of them. The. moment the execution was over, they were marched off, Under.a strong escort. Saturday seunnight, about half-past two, Nicho las K,el,(3onul Thomas Carra4l, were executed in front Of the Watcrfiir4 eounty jail, pursuant to their sen tence at tile lute Assizes foe that County ; the former for stealing, on the sth of December last, at Kilmac thomas, a mare, ,bridle, end saddle, the property of Edmund Cantwell; 9f carrick.on-Spir, Esq and the latter for stealing a cow, the property of Patrick Loneegae, neitec,ab,er, on the Ist of January. They both acknowledged theirluseing participated, in, che offences for, , which they. ,suffered, and eveuC.ed, their last Memento, she . etsoes'est ePpeeranc4 at ro aitence azd.reSignatiOn to don unhappy fv4 „., , . , "0 _ . . • ~.At tbeititeiAssiass l o antaster, a Tory.old an. Irishman, was lamest •gaikye:cle an Alifeligs M which le : eras sentenced to fint Out, ye ' 4. _ll2. tious On receiving sesteucto: ba .• '— to the Costrt, and th'aishod 0 4 • deed (said he) I did,not,o46 , , till your Lordship told me !