Star. — London, England, 1819-02-11 00:00:00

OFFICIAL Rrx,;RNS.- of the Unfunded Debt, in Eichoquer on the sth of January, 1819, was , vera ge prices of Wheat, Barley, Oats, and twelve maritime districts of England for the two last years, ending 15th No year, was AS follows: 'Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. 8. d. 8. d. 8. d. 6. d. 79 7 ..... .42 6 ... 25 5 80 2 49 7 of errors in the Returns of the price the County of Glamorgan, in the six Jing the 15th of February, 1818, the published in the Gazette on the 14th of 18, was 275. 2d. instead of 265. 10d. terence of 4d. on the whole of the twelve lAricts, produced the effect of allowing yon.aion of Oats six weeks earlier than it -ise have been. OFF aunt of Jt n n • o ndiag 0 ,0441° ' . at PI . in de tw e i w a ks, for thi IT eac h year, 'Whea ~ d ..... 791 80 5 , o nsequenee ps from the 4 , p r eceding pr ' c c publ . A .y, 1818, , .Clarence c . a ne districts v ortation ;;Lehcrwise lI pftl2 t,tsrday at tw Calico! 1-Nceit , ncies .;,,,, 0 Ministers, the thc Lord Pi intkellor of the tF. S v craarica ikpartmoits, I of the Boat tl re, Narris of Pon JUST, tl PKINCE RE Puna STF:R NEI ,ice of his 1 Ad Condole' ..rich of her 1 Count ST. MAI odor, had an the Comte el „:.:Cavalerie de ..;Gran) Croix, The Archbishn Nrmissreu, 'the Convocat . Asuninster,on tl The Duke of 731 the House , nt Tuesday !Fs Royal H rich the Marett toy of the Cc late Earl Pt custotr e ensuing 7 Royal Mg aLCORDER C i „tea convict , . ::.passed in D r:log, and J Erz,e; - unda a th ot;ence, we The iteoLsr Amway, !a, Count BR/I A. half-past '-ANT depart' • :ensequence :::to-EnOTTOII. ;1111 on Thtlf by any of Metropolis. The Duchess !:\Tonday net ',etpected the I :_vilion fur th v•. 11 the impre o f i t exteric :!1-1 in the It ;3 eakulai in cont . 4f f:/..ll,latiou •, tt time, 1 CtIOMI 14 Earl t. 0,41 s of hit, FAUCET Wrstrsetss! pousci ii ..utsing Is 1(, lf 1 1 purivan ziv z..tori:Lr nt , ..7th of that da ~c under. • .4 . 111 • - •nanded. King, tr; rs invest `iii the nes cud in th( "at the Nis of a c ?- II will no 7 ..1, it 15 Stl 11151t2 110 4 '; ) I: 10T 17 :0-.lt of ES Oil 1 ,It a t: h 'i•i- 7•led to Sal. aro mpi !it, fru, and . t . r.c c RINCE REGENTS COURT. at two o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT held triton-House, which was attended by—. dencies the Sardinian Ambassador, the Swedish linisters, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Dean , the Lord Chancellor, the President of the ord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, rof the Exchequer, the First Lord of the Aditti ,eretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and Co.ot:nom the Master-General of the Ordnance , the , t f the B oard of Trade, the Master of the Horse, the I.mberlain the Treasurer of the Household, Earl Mut of Bath, Lord Chief Justice Abbott, &c. -, the Saxon Minister, had an audience REGENT, on his arrival in England. :asur.t.o, the SwediSh Minister, had an , his Royal Highness to present an Ad-I, Condolence from the King of SWEDEN, on her late MAJESTY. MARTIN n'Atom, the Sardinian Am ' an audience of the REGENT, to pre de GIFFLENGA, Inspecteur-General valerie de S. M. le Roi, de Sardaigne, Cheva ' Croix, et Commandeer de PlutiersOrdres. 'tishop of CANTERBURY : and the Dean of :a, p: esented to the REGENT an Address rocation of the Clergy of London and t the assembling oldie new Parliament. of MONTROSE presented an Address Louse of Peers, moved by Earl GRosve uesday night. Highness held a Privy Council, at (amens of BATH WaS Sworn in Lord Lieu le County of Somerset, in the room of rl Pout Err. The REGENT, according :ustom, proceeded to prick for the Sheriffs ensuing 'ear. ' Highness held another Council, at which 'Ea of LONDON made his Report of se victs, on whom sentence of death had in December last; three of whom, John and .1 , .;:a Fellou.es, convicted of burg,az y; Ear; eon, of robbing a man on the high a threat of charging him with a diabo. , were ordered for execution on Tuesday. :sr then gave audiences to the Earl of Viscount CASTLEREAGH, the Duke of ant ),11,NSTElt, &C. NAM UTELLIGEN'CL " LLOYD'S, FEBRUARY U. " The Yarmouth, Coxes, -from Buenos Ayres, is arrived at Liverpool. On the 28th December she was boarded by the South Star, FORD, from Bitlti mOre, which vessel had captured a Portuguese, from Liverpool for Maranham. • , 6 The James and Mary, Muenocß, from New Or leans, is arrived at Kinsale, bound to Liverpool, with cotton. On the 50th ultimo she was struck by i sea which carried away the- greater part of the staun cheons and bulwarks, both cables, &c. The pilot brought her f 6 ihintlace, with the only rope remain ing, and before they could get a cable down she parted, and went on shore at Cove, on a gravelly beach, but she is expected to be got off the next tide and all the property saved." BRIXUAIU, FEBRUARY 9.—Several of the ships sailed yesterday, bat are again forced back by a strong S. W. wind which continues. LIVERPOOL. FEB RUA WY 9.--Arrived the Yarmouth, Coxos, from Buenos Ayres, sailed 24th December, cm the 28th was boarded by the South Star, FORD, from Baltimore, which vessel had captured a Portu guese vessel from Liverpool to Maranham ; her cargo consisted of porter, dry goods, butter, and earthen ware, (supposed to be the Sociedade Felix). Sailed the lencoolen, ANs-revs, for New South Wales.. DEAL, FEBRUARY 10.—Wind W.—Came down from the River and remain, the Windsor, FRANK LIN, for Madras; General Kyd, NAIRNE, for Madras and China ; Atlas, MAYBE ; and Streatham, 1-leavir ' SIDE, for Bengal and China.—Four, P. e.. — Sailed the: Waterloo, ALSAGER, for Bengal and China, having on board the Marchioness of Ham sos, and several other passengers. The rest of the outward-bound remain all well. It blew fresh last night from W.N.W. directly off land and a smooth sea. DOVER, FEBRUARY 10.—Wind W.N.W. and mode- rate.—Sailed this day the King George packet, Cap tain KING, with a mail and passengers for Calais; and the Lord Duncan packet, Captain PASCOE, with a mail and passengers for Ostend. KILRUSH, FEBRUARY s.—The Isabella Simpson, FRASER, of and from Leith for the West Indies, ar rived here in a wrecked state, having lost , her masts, bowsprit, sails, rigging, &c. and a great part of her bulwarks; but apparently not injured in any other respect. MILFORD, FEBRUARY B.—Arrived the brig George, TUCKER, from Liverpool for America, with loss of bulwarks. -- --__ LEITII, FEBRUARY 8. Captain JOHN Ausoo, of Aberdeen, pilot and sailing master of the Alexander, in the late Polar expedition, is again appointed to the same situation, in one of the vessels immediately to be employed under Lieutenant PARRY, in a renewal of the same important object. The Marchioness of Huntly, DEAN% which went ashore on the rocks at Elle i as formerly stated, has been taken off, and got upon a sand-beach ; from which, though the vessel's bottom is nearly beat out, it is hoped she may be got into the harbour of Elie. A sloop, with the name " Prince of Wales, Cardigan," was found on Monday last, without any living person on board, near Cairnbulg Point , by some boats, which towed her into Fraserburgh bay. The deck was.pardy stove la, se that her cargo, consisting of fir pladk, was visible, from w it is supposed the vessel was from Gottenburgh. The body of 'a seaman lay on the forecastle. Monday, the Speedwell, Revenue brig, Captain Mmtwart, last from Cronurty, on a eruize, got on Cairnbuig Brigs, when the vessel was shored up by a topmast and yards, but these giving way, she fell on the rocks, and being then bilged, it is said, has become a wreck. A letter from Stornaway. dated January 26, 1819 e says 1-Lo " A West Indiaman, the St. George, Captain INnues, from Antigua to Liver pool, was wrecked on the west side of this coast." Tuesday, the smack George, from London, arrived at Cro marty, after a very boisterous passage, during which one of her crew was blown overboard in the Moray Frith, while in the act of shifting the sails, and drowned. The 29th ult. the bodies of two of the seamen belonging to the Abundance of Aberdeen, lately wrecked at Collieston, were cast ashore, and decently interred at Stains. CUSTOM INM, LONDON, FEBRUARY G.—Entered Inwards • the Alexander, Cumming, from Marseilles ; Wr.terloo, Cole, from ilamburgh ; Reuben and }lira, Harris, from N e w York; Re gent, flood, from St. Michael's; Two, Brothers, Stairs, from ditto ; Mary, Mitchell, from ditto; Mary, Maple, from Lisbon ; Twee Gemsters, Onnen, from Embden; Sprightly, Thomson, from Madeira; Gute Iloffnung, Meyer, from Pillau ; Lydia, Bry don, from Copenhagen ; Hero, Irmee, from Genoa • Deime and Gerald, Smailes, front Bremen • i Grantham, Wood, from Demarara ; Reliance, Smith , from ffilboa ; Pelican, Barber, front Oporto ; Coriolanus, for Master, from Jamaica ; Oporto packet, Coiesworth, from Pernambuco. Entered Outwards : the Hannah, Clark, for Quebec ; Ocean, Wilkinson, for Cadiz Friends, Sparrow, for Havre ; South Esk, Humble, for firemen ; Melancc, Vital, for Dunkirk ; Telemanue, Hayek, for ditto ; Oaster S tar, Miller, for Amsterdam ; Duke of York, Fryer, for Rotterdam ; Stralsund, Volpring, for Swinemunde; Fanny, Cox, for Montserrat; Euxine, Ilanen, and lliza, Capp, for Gibraltar; and the John Baker, Anlaby, for klessina. Cleared Outwards: the Queen charlotte, Taylor, for Rio Janeiro; the Vittoria, Tate, for Trinidad; the Emulation, Paddock, for New York ; the Helena , G eade y s, for Lubeck ; Wilmineton and Liverpool packet, Lumbard, for New York ; Robert and Sarah, Wilson, for Ilamburgh ; Bon Pere, Crest, for Marseilles and Watson, Watson, for Lisbon. FEBRUARY 9.—Entered Inwards: the Bclipsz, Denise, from Rio Janeiro • Margaret, Hogg, from Pillar& ; Diamond, Darg, from l'erceira ; Maria Christina, Wall, from Stockholm • Drie Gebroeders, Gsuonwold , from mbilen • ' Rip packet, 'Loins dale, from Pernambuco ; and Duchess of Somerset, Baker, from tharante. Ships Pattered Outwards : the Venus, Lawson, for Bahia ; the Mary, Durent, for ditto ; the Leeds, Cobb, for Stet tin ; and the Eliza, Gray, for Harnburgh. Ships Cleared Out wards, the Star, B a rrett, for Hamburgh ; Industrie, Van Day renboiede, for Antwerp; the Duchess of York, Massingbam, for lium's Ayres; Themis, Spill, far firemen; Helm, Clements, .for Leghorn; Hoffnung, Honecken, for Bremen; the Rebecca, Row, for St. Thomas's ; Amity, Gray, for Calcutta ; Furst an ther, lit irtekrnan, for Rostock ; and Swan, Bailey, for Boston. Fes ma:LY 10.—Entered Inwards: tl:e Sprightly, Rodger, from Charente • Chichester, Sexton, from Lisbon ; janei Whit ford, from St. Michael's • Sarah, Hodgson, from ditto ; Sally, James, front ditto ; Jo hn Crawford, Ferguson, from ditto ; Caroline, Minden, from ditto ; Bideford, 11‘ Donald, from ditto ; Nimble, Boswell, from ditto ; Norval, Skinner, from Charente ; Elizabeth lull, Britton, from Leghorn; Neptune, itosby, from Cadi' ; and Meanweil, Morgan, from Alexatol r ael, Davia. Entered for Outwards : the Louisa, Ortx, for Stettin ; Rachies, Jamaica ; Nancy, Trigear, for Sierra Leone; Thomas and Ju dith, Stokes, for St. Michael's; Jeune Frangois, Bambeke, for Antwerp ; Briton, ikiglaton, for Malta ; Thennatis, Dennis, for Dora. Cleared Outwards : the Thetis, Reed, for liarnburgh ; 1 Ebenezer, Edmond*, for ditto; Berwick, Compton, for Barba. does ; Friends, Sparrow, for Havre ; Friends, Brown, for Tene rife ; and Duke of 1% ...11ington, Corneby, for St. Michael's. BRIGHTON, FEBRUARY 9. -past two o'clock this afternoon, the Pntsce :parted from the Pavilion for Carlton-house, toence of a Cabinet Council being summoned Tow. His Royal Highness is expected to Thursday. The Rsos:r•T was unaccompa of his Noble visitors in this excursion to :hess of GLOVCESTCR will remain here un next ; and on the following Thursday it that the PROMS REGENT will leave the iUr the season. it is intended to proceed improvements at the Pavilion soon after the of its illustrious owner, and it is expected tterior architecture of the Palace will be the course of the present year. :ulated that there are upwards of 500 new contemplation to be elected in Brighton, aions of which will be commenced in a The price of land in all parts of the tormour, owing to the avidity of speculators. itl of FIFE has been appointed one of the ' his Majesty's Bed-chamber, in the room of JLSTI, dec eased. waren &Ayr:mi.—Yesterday morning !d in various parts of Covent Garden, the NO:tee : " WEsTMINSTER ELECTION, 1819. -:,uante of a precept for that purpose to me delivered, give node., that the Election of a Citigen to serve •••:t for this City and Liberty, will begin to he holden mr•ct,tbe 13thinst. before the Portico of-the Parish St. Paul, Covent-garden, by nine o'clock of the fore that day. " ARTHUR MORRIS, High Bailiff ° Iderstand that the nomination of Candidates I take place on Saturday, should any poll be hi. For according to the Suatute cf the 25th ing, the High Bailiff, or any Returning Ott. \vested with a discretion to postpone the poll next day (Sunday excepted) after that men- , in the precept. Of this discretion, it is said , Bailiff means to avail himself, in the a contexa,; and in that event, therefore, the i not commence until Monday. No hustings is supposed, le erected for Saturday. 'antes have been effected at Lloyd's on the 'Fort - aye ' from Batavia to Amsterdam , t o t he of nearly 100,000, which vessel arrived at on Tuesday. General Meeting of the Subscribers to %, held on the 10th ingtaint, the sum of £2OO ted from their Funds, to four windows and nine ' n, of three shiptuustcrs and a .canon, helrrag Saltcoats, who were drowned on the 22d ult• oom . pting to save the crew of the Columbus , Iroal Glasgow to Jamaica, wrecked On that • and 4:.rio to Captaio ORR, aild four SOROItO, :iavinfr; at tac iramiacut ridt of their own . the trvl4 \rite)** cries'. The following list of the ra.isengers who with t. crew, perished in the wreck of the Lord Hill racket, as stated in a former Paper, is contained in a letter from the Isle of Man: . J. M' Bride, merchant ; Major Crebbln, Marinei ; Servant ditto ; Jane Robinson, Fort-street ; Mrs. (*lncas and sou ; Farrant, of Peel; J. Robins, England; 1). Eneole, master joiner, with his niece and neplazw ;E. ltoberts ; Milburn, Laze y ; 3lro. S. Jones and 'l. Combed% front North Wales; W. C u nnintinivie; R. Oates; J. Walker, Peel; S. Tear*, Teti; Mr. Mercer, England; two Carpenters; two silors,lispengeri; live sailors, the crew.—ln alt us Individuals. NEW whirrs. The following is a List of the Names of the Nen Sheriffs appointed yesterday by the PEINEE RECENT for the Year 1819 • Ihmenso—The Hon. Samuel Ongley, of Bandy, klaxs—John•Sawyer, of Heywood Lodge, Esq. Teens—Johtt Grubb, of Hortenden, Esq. Cain. AND fluter...-John Halt, of West Pirating. Esq. exams's...John Smith Barry, of Mastery, Esq. - Cummasson-m•Thomas &Arid, of Carlisle. Esq. f Dear—Edward Coke, of Longforth, Esq. Damt--Treby Hcle Hays, of Helamorc Esq. Doasai—Gosrge Purling, of Bradford, ksq. Essex—John Wilk, ' of Wendon Lofts Es . * OLoucerrta--Edward Sheppard, of th e limffe. Esq. Hessross...Willitun Hanbury, of Shubden, Esq. Ileatoan—Samuel Cowin Heathcote, of hephalbury, Kart—Hon. John Wingfield Stratford, of Addington Place. Lacases—Thomas Sansome, of Hinckley, Esq. • Lnseax--Ayscough Boucherett. of Willinghant, *cf. Mossousw--George Buckle, of Chepstow, Esq. Noartms—Sir Wm. Wyndham Hafting, of Earsham, Part. Nommtxrrox--Sir J. H. Palmer, of Carlton Curliest, Bart. NoarnumnaLAND--William Ord, of Notusey Kirk, Esq. Normuutax—Henry Gaily Knight, of Languid. Esq. Oaroao—John Houghton Langston, of Sarsden, Esq. Remain—James Tiptaft, of Braunston, Esq. Sm.oe—Edward Wm. Smythe Owen. of CO4l4lO•Cr Park, Esq. Sassari—William Spike, of Ashill, Esq. STATIOND-.-Jene Watts Russell, of Ham, Esq. , C. SOUTUAX—H. C. Compton, of Manor House, Minstead, Esq. SurroLx—Andrew Archdekne, of Glenham, F.sq. SUNSUIT—WiIIiam Speer. of 'D ames lMtton, Esq. Scasa—John Wood, of Chestham, F-sq. %%tames—John Eardiey Eardley Wilmot, of BerksweU, Esq. Wwrs--John Long, of Monkton Varleigh, Esq. Woaccnea—John Jeffreys, of Blakebrook, Esq. Yoax—William Wrightson ' of Cuswortb, Esq. WALES. _ _ Cast-summits—David Heron Pugh, of Greenhill, E.sq. . Prlstaaoine—John E. PhiHipps Langharne, of Pontvane, Eq. Caautaas;--George Jeffry., of Glandorey, E. GLassosoati—..losiah John Guest, of Dowleis, F.sq. Baocon—John Gwynne, of Gwernvale House, F.sq. laumos--Morgan John Evans, of Liwynbairied House, Esq. MEaloarru—Edward Owen, of Garthynghaved, Esq. Csattaavox—O. H. Dawkins Pennant, of Penryn Castle, Esq. lisccesirr—William Pritchard Lhoyd, of Liwydiart, Esq. Moaroomeav—John Davies, of Machynlictis, Esq. DeNston--Edward Corbett, of Lloran, Esq. Fuxr—Ralph.Richardson, of Kinsall, Esq. LAIV INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. Before the LORD Cater BAHCON and Mr. Baron WOOD. CITY AP.D COUNTY OF THE CM' OF YORE —SaturiLly, March 6, at the Guildhall of York. County or Yoast—Same day, at York Castle. LaNeastuar--4aturday, Alarch 20, at the Castle of Lancaster. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Before the Lord Chief Justice Assort, of the King's Bench, and Mr. Baron GRAHAM. BRClLlNCHAerunkr—Thursday, March 4, at Aylesbury. IlsuroitosuißE—Wednesday, March 10, at Bedford. licstisiosiommtas—Saturday, March 13, at Huntingdon. Causauscrutmr—Tuesday, March IG, at CaMbridge. Noaroz.x—Saturday, March 20, at.Thetford. Sr rrouc—Frlday, March 26, at Bury St. Edmund's. VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT, FEBRUARY 5. THE DUKE OF NORFOLK V. MYERS AND OTHERS. The VICE CHANCELLOR gave his judgment this morning in this case, which he considered one of great importance as to landlords and tenants. A bill had been` filed by the Noble plaintiff against some tenants of his, and an injunction was prayed for, to restrain them from grinding their corn at any mill but the one which he had built, and kept in re pair, on his estate for the purpose. It had been said that tenants were oblige/ to send their corn to the mill belonging to the Lord of the Manor, and two cases were cited in which the Court of Exchequer had decided the question in favour of the landlord. He thought these decisions sufficient to authorize him in granting the injunction, but there were two other questions which could only, in his opinion, be decis ded by the verdict of a Jury. The first was, whether the removing of two water-mills, and substituting one worked by steam, did not so deteriorate the compact, on the part of the landlord, as to do away with the right of custom ? And the second was ; whether the crushing of corn could be considered as grinding it? He would grant an issue on these, but in the mean time would consult with the Lord Chan cellot as to the terms in which the issue should be expressed.—lnjunction granted. COURT OF KINU'S BENCH, FEBRUARY so. TILE KING V. THE COMMISSIONERS OF MARGATE PIER. On a former day Mr. GURNEY had obtained a Rule calling on the defendants to chew cause why a Man damus should not be issued, to compel them to pay a certain sum to the Poor's-rate. Mr. MARRYAT now slimed cause. He stated, that the Commissioners had granted a lease of the tolls to Mr. Chancellor, their clerk, and that, as the rate was not made till the day after the letting, the lessee and occupier, and not the Commissioners, ought to pay the rate. He contended, that there was no in stance in which a Mandamus bad been issued to compel a Corporation to pay a Poors'-rate. Mr. GURNEY urged that, in this case, there was no other remedy, as there was nothing to levy upon ; and that the lease was made to the clerk for the pur pose of evading the rate. The COURT, after hearing the affidavits on both sides, said, that they did not think it necessary to give any opinion at present, whether ai Mandamus would lie against a Corporation, to compel them to pay a Poor s-rate ; but, as it was obvious that there had been some trick in this case, they thought it right to give the Parith Officers an opportunity of bringing the question of law before the Court ; with this viestrthey directed that a Mandamus should be issued, and if the Company made a false return, it st-otill remain for the Parish Officers to act as they might be advised, and the Court would then consi der the question. • THE KING MORCAN AND STANLEY. This was an indictment against tile defendants for an assault on Mr. Darby. The case was tried before Lord Ellenborough, and the Jury returned a verdict of guilty. JUstice BAYLEY, in delivering the sentence of the Court, said, that the only wiuiess called on the trial had deposed, that he did not know whether Darby, at the time of the assault, was drunk or not. If the Court had seen that the prosecutor was perfectly free from blame, they would have treated this matter in a very different way ; but, under the circumstances now before them, they awarded that the defendants should pay a fine of 6s. 81 each, and be discharged. The two Executioners of the law in St. Petersburgh, l having died, the Municipal authority vainly offered their places to others, but no Russian could be found I to accept them. The Senate has resolved that they shall be given to culprits cut:Jou:zed to the knout. tuartcopT q fJUSTICIARY,MINBORGIL Monday last, the Court proceeded to try jeures Martin, or Marten, charged with various acts of theft, and with being habit and repute a thief. The SOLICITOR GENERAL restricted the indictment to an arbitrary punishment; and the pannel pleaded Guilty to all the charges. Tho LORD JUSTICR CLIME, after a Suitable and se vere admonition, sentenced him to be transported for lifer .The whole of the Judges declared this to be a most aggravated case. The pannel, at last Spring Circuit at Jedburgh, was to have been tried capitally, bat having petitioned the Court, he was banished from Scotland; but, in stead of going into banishment, he continued in the border Counties, committing his usual depredations. He is a stout good looking man, and was very well dressed. • BURGH OF ABERDEEN. Saturday last, the Court of Session in Scotland took into consideration the complaint at the instance of John ElphinTston and William Mortimer; and also the complaint at the instance of George Gray, Bur gesses of Guild of Aberdeen, complaining of irregu larities alleged to have been committed in the course of the proceedings at the Election of Magistrates and Councillors, which took place at Michaelmas lastea, under the Privy Council's warrant, when a majority I ° 4. of their Lordships delivered their opinions that the proceedings under the warrant had with reference to the set of the burgh been properly carried through, and that no legal grounds were stated in either of the complaints for voiding the Election which took place. An interlocutor was therefore pronounced, dismissing. both complaints, and finding the corn plainantsliable in full costs of suit, in terms of the statute.—The important question which has been agi tated, as to the legality of the Privy oouncil's warrant authorising the Election has not been before the Court. DUBLIN POLICE. HEAD OFTICE, FEBRUA RY B.—Blizabeth Bailey was brought before the Sitting Magistrates, charged with having defrauded Michael and Margaret Ryan, both of the town of Cashel, in the County of Tipperary, of various articles of wearing apparel, and some money. Elizabeth Bailey, a woman of about fifty years of age, who had suffered an amputation of one cif her legs, paid a pretended religious visit, or pil grimage;about three or four months ago, to the town of Cashel, and there, amongst several others, got inti mately acquainted with Mr. and Mrs. Ryan. Her whole thoughts and conversation appeared to them the pure offspring of true religion and sincere de votion. In a word, she not only deceived poor Mrs. Ryan, but, if possible, her husband in a greater de gree, a circumstance the more extraordinary, as he had been for many years a soldier in the late war, and being a discharged Serjeant, enjoys a liberal pension. At length she pretended to pay a holy visit to Thurles, a few miles from Cashel, and it was necessary to put on the best possible outside appearance for the solemn purpose Mrs. Ryan lent her a large silk shawl, worth two guineas, a new mantle, a handsome new gown, and other things. Mrs. Ryan lent her some money, and paid for the car she rode on, that she might appear in a style equal to het great deserts.— All this confiding kindness the treacherous viper re paid by eloping with the whole of the property thus entrusted to her. The credulous couple who had been thus duped, had occasion to come to Dublin lately, and accidentally discovered this rank hypo crite. They had her taken into custody and brouisllt uithis Office. After along and minute investigation, the Magis trates expressed much regret that the law would rot allow theni to punish this woman for her hypocrisy and ingratitude ; but as the whole of the transaction was a loan on one side, and consequently a debt on the other, they were under the necessity of releasing the prisoner. SPY OR Nronmea.—Mouchard is the French word for an informer or spy, derived from the word Ahniche, a fly, in the same language, because this insect will buzz round you, sip out of your glass, feed on your plate, sting you, and suck your blood the first op portunity. Exc ISE PERJURIES.— TV. Slater and G. Sowter, con victed at the Sittings after last Term, in the King's Bench, of wilful and corrupt perjury, committed in support of an information against a Mr. George Henty, a gentleman farmer and banker in the county of Sussex, for a supposed smuggling transaction on the coast, were on Tuesday sentenced—Slater to be transported for seven years, and Sowter to be impri soned for two years in Horsham jail. Last week T. Hutchens, servant to Mr. PYE, of Cuxtone, in Kent, was committed to Maidstone House of Correction for three months, on his own confission, of administering to the horses intrusted to his care, a mixture formed - of oil of vitriol, turpentine, cloves, spike, swallows, ellecampane, sugar, and tar. For tunately the discovery was made in time to prevent the destruction of the horses; but Mr. Pre was not so successful on.a former occasion, he having, within the last year, lost four horses, in consequence of the administration of a composition which is suspected to have been of the same description. Two of those lost were worth 43 guineas each. Mr. GALTOCK, of Adam-street, Baker.street, was attacked in Portman-square, ou Tuesday night, by three ruffians, who knocked him down, and robbed him of I:3, his watch, worth thirty guineas, anisome silver, with which they got off. Tuesday evening as Mri. LLOYD, of Southgate, was coming to town in a stage, she had her pocket picked of her purse, in which was a bank note fcr £5OO, another for £lO, a check for £5O, and 10s. in silver ; which she suspects to have been stolen by a woman in the coach. A journeyman stonemason of Liverpool has brought writs of right for the recovery of an estate in Ire land, which has long been in abeyance, of L'4ooo a year ; and also an accumulated personal property of more.than half a million. His prospects of success have been pronounced to be very favourable by seve ral Lawyers of the first eminence. Yesterday, as a Barnet coach was Coming:throngh Tottenham-court-road, a gentleman outside, having lost his balance in endeavouring to save a parcel from falling, fell from the coach, and his leg getting into 4seel was dreadfully fractured. i ~ II ' 11 i: 1 v . , 1 I - i • .. 1 ..1 1,1 i