Star. — London, England, 1819-04-17 00:00:00

• 79 sp . , ' •••., • - . :'. Ss'.. t r:._ rAryAL:zoggiumsgiogE r .w. ~ --i i - ' • - lit* i • ''. '• ' ' • • • • . . . tit . , se e d stoeS4VAlity, which sold 2t• . - . • ) 190 b l o' a t Ztall ice atreattad a Pastlestiatillifikidtilti if sheild Ile- A d h e g r okers valuation, • namely, an '. l •••••••••••• •: •• •:•-- - - a. -.: • , ..a-aq5a...5%..i pi 3q0; 1 , .„ 'Thaw • mo od Ai ,____.' ~,.._4 6" , ,iie appear .. ..t 0 be faibi arieuttieMinly be with her. .. 10: 4 2". u nder the otter ccinsiftid of about 90 bags, ai se c r e %-t t lk - • c a . ' 111 0 /11 " 114 • . thaliallOillktittWaltiltbiltinrounws. asetesger at between ten and eleven o'clock, Mr. WALLAen ye of 1 f egi ex,‘ , . . • , .. ,i, itesa - -• is were witharienti• 'tliet*Viqt fl Anvil ••• • • ;tor Risk/VA • •'••• *pets : boilbroiedokialplatudf rose to make observation's on the case thus made for • 4010)1.'1011c, et diming. oars f Awl, ebe • montiossed u, a 'die plaintiff, which he said he now took to be fully .. bid than 14 ' i Four thotnand tsiviere blit l e t teie l, 4444l • fr q'n - f•bgri e rta sa _ i rt=y k , . : .. u . titer place. ..... • .. Dag 1 ?.... • 2 '''erl' : 4 P :lll ro9fofihit i . l i veer :ie .- iner6ll expression.. ion. ueed by ripe for the decision of a Jhty, upon the evidence cf .er on Thursday last, _Whereof . f, - 500 . , , 1 eq-, . Ire* „..._ P l a t & e " .:7! '""' '''' l ''' '`:• ?',. (.1 t ' • • '''' • ''.. l ' ' ' fabi lit'thatirseftiWrille'w, at Wa r ft& - pliiindthod its the Plaintiff himself.' Vlor e ' i t- ' one l ot, supposeCosi -seeculatittii,Nar ree;e:r ee k ' T , po 94 : e a!•; en an r e.ie l t k r ":". l , oe t il k ausar_ 04 seeo.urat erpool P'firwit t• willti.: , lllidf*ltileillillattlettikkibiling4-Iftld•olha m a j or .1 The JUDGE having charged the Jury, they retired, : i nw 9 ri net lb. duty paid : the rest, consisting:Of BoWed,- illileitslha; oboist kketflerti9WWeilltelualelife.'" • • •-. '' • • '. ' - Edi. 1 6 116 , rd.tlaroweas newt repent ; ; •-whirs , lCaptain Kerr and remained until ten o'clock the next rnornin,7, ... when they returned a verdict for the Plaintiff- ''''' r and other descriptions; were at forntee ptices. - Pc " 71 ••'!"" q • date. A:a•-• - We4lvalfrraohnisid.the May, anal the other,xisitotg level obooktol i tiT t p.leasw, Cap- ,.. from Palermo and,dibraar, recorders -sailed the /eh, taiiiKerr observed, -that this • deli 4 stene put Damages-Fifteen Hundred Pounds. • n HEFFIELD. moron the at& allaisiskillieediti46o4aiodialted F Mew ot York, him in mind ot Par-14e' ... '''" Ytu,'' said heed Captaia • CORK ASSIZES. D° Ar `. r .,„ rs ' f r om Sheffield state , that the trade th*' P" eh t , m we'ci - 0 1 4 .... _ bac ifidB,C C9 atiTt i rticv v 7frem * dre Cut iti kt ve'r the Fitzgerald,' « are Adkiti; yldf,"'• to Mrz.• Fitzgerald, An extraordinary case of abduction occurred at ....in. '' ' sbich ead i noisertobeen Pimtparatively good, nbniturehle Conseturt'areilia'Allellen "Fairifeirit ihr-Chibe i and S' are Eve; • and Majoralltownisetifis the Devil r these Assizes, which occupied the Court some time, ; and that there has. !datudlietrailt'usra far O t t" i.fielfzirtam-Sta- as% fs',Oluiraa; ce lial ;46a w kieni d stantilwitandh; Cross-examined by NIA Woeonce.-She admitted and ended in the instant acquittal of the parties 1 , c- !hat plaintiff . h a d . infer, , m o ,eal . hee t h at he and his wife, v " - e atou nto decline mate rially etlech •.The m ptesecutriz, (who, itappeared, from th., '' - at falling of beth in the foreign and do-' 'Welling-ion, Altieuiter Ptrt ',- Gram tar te;w' f . ° Bkinnela r ~ a we__ .... ~. previous to thew. marriage, ad gone a l one to the evidence of .r. Lee , curate of St . Annus, Shanden, . A , , • o rders for cutlery and hardware-the•Orinci-• I . t h la e r li e '•Y i e et of euteor44lollll4.4thales,4.-be.contrare vein& outward-bound that got under bray yesterday even in g , a re CI man ca Marry them ;that the Clergyman had was married by him on the 16th of March last), logic . again put back alid•rettrain,•'' ' •'. paaL, 4ectit la.-Wind &W.-Sailed last eveXing *aeons •'' . • • refused to marry them, unless they, were accompanied stated the circumstances of her having been carried ;manufactures of deli place. 'by km* other' persone.-sons accordingly thee off ftoM the neighbourhood of Mallow, but asserted .*. • IMPORT AND EXPORT OF TIN. the Raneerehic Ce in P an f' s Ai r C-cni t erall Wurenr9 Matilda' went away, .and returned some time after , but en the that she had not the most distant recolkdion (21' the all Tin Imported into Great Britain, in the lik,turen, and Apollo, Tennant, for C 11181; Starry, Atms4ll, i il yar Acc : u n di nt n °t. o.l the Sth Januaiy, 1819, distinguishing from, hat Madras . and Bengal; and moat of the cauward- booed , -with -lams night, accompanied by other persons, and were alleged marriage 1 • Imported : Cwt f. 1,1.4 a fine breeze from S. E The Ann, Tau:curs, for Bombay, then.married. . She understood-that shortly afterwerdi JOHN STOPEORD V. 'HENRY FITZGERALD. _ _ - - 0 0 1 •Pilot, Owe*. for Ceylon, mad a row more, did tot an, and still nevi Couato plaintiff and his wife came to Tendon, and there the This was an action for defamation. Mr.WAoorrt l • Nal lii3:`ta%r. Indies - _ . 1 ' 3224 ' 1 ' 14 " mei "' Cassie deep from th e I t iver this tnwsthingr the iks - Klaintiff left his wife in loci in s andavent to attend opened the eleadin s. The first count, he said, stated - es, v o i pourable Company's ships Bridgewater, Toms. and Larkias, • . . . tf -' • '• china - 1 ,,,, e3r ., for a t , Heim ond.catoo; Barry , . H 0 0,,,,, f ur b u m ti cs studies m the Military C ol l ege ; that in some time / that the Plaintiff followed the business or occupant n • . . Total I,4te . 5 0 one ;karat ; Akarander,Baossrox. Wilson, Wusen, Skelton, afterwards they came to Dublin, and plaintiff sent off 'Of schoolmaster end instructor of young persons, as t of 111 Tin Exported from Great Britain, in t h e Duerr, and Waterloo, -, for Quebec; and I: 4l °r 6 °auest : 1 4 W.ifies 9101;ie in the canal bioa.to. Whine" on 'her well females as Males, and . its latch schoolmaster was 'taro:a-on the sth January, 1819, distinguishing to what lot Africa', The bray Brothers, from Sundedand, coal laden, wav tn. hia_fri---1- ' " - 1. ' -' ' -` - cow .A, serseestosttrou• may° ; mat sne tne master or supeneitendant of a certain school, in i „ min TLN . ft ,i t uiNits, ran on the Gnodwia, Sands this mon•ing, but was gossaff at high j•; - .4 -, .: - ____. , -. , -"- :,_,..,. • coontrywoned Cam,, qrs. lbs. Cats. is& AL water, by the assistance of some Deal Boatmen, and pr o ceeded 't . 0 ,fntstrasi nj", llCClassa f tf . 18.-fetzzale acquaint. which divers boys 'and lirls were placed by their 9,401 32. 76 0. 12 . telkeinegate: 'one. bolt tint launched to her assistance upset, aneAr tsai . . otherwise .she would have had this parents or guardiamilan er the care of the said Plain- i ~. • ' 514 ' 4 -- - 606 113 _ ' and the crew were unfortunately drowned .. - . , far m unprOtetted, until - scene friend to f tif. '.not only for their tuition, but also for the gold- .1 wear - - _ - 1 s 32 • - ~ Joss Arm 9.-4 1 1 e Pordeneiss of and from St. tibeis 4410111 /knees. had.written should meet her; witness once and . government of their morals and conduct, , N ciri n - 114 1 7 - . JOse Costestto, master, boiled to this pod, with a cargtrof sall• • • knovi.thelate Mr. George Karwan,who died a short and that he thereby jusily obtained the good opinicn i,,, ikilnar- - - : 1,205' 3 4' ' 1 1147'.:" * 1,7 and some fault, oil earring into, the River on 'Arvada', !light .•,/ pmsia - - 593 3 3 . ..; 4 , O•Gs . . 0 struck with a'sea off Rehy-hill,on a most dangerous bank, time since; there had been a report, which.witness be- of all bia .acquaintances 4. and that he was never carman ' - 2 455 0 I_ . k i k; . 0 ... setitilistuffeen, which hove her upon- her beam-ends. int wash Bested,. that about, feue. years and a half,' or five years guilty, or :suspected to be guilty of any rape, or as. llama - . - , Patters - . Bl 1 7 • afj -3" t a the men overboard, two only eacepted,who Oral to cite ri klilfite, Mrs. Fitegerild and Mr. Gecrge - Kirwan had sault with intent_te commit a rape, or of any other - - 4,268 394 197 IS 18 and were saved. She drifted about in this situation until kite improper • inteietiutse ici ither; . Ai - 4port tad impiop eiciiiid - u7F;iitiel that one Mary . Murphy was Trace . ip . -,- .. • light next morning, when sheaves perceived*Oni the shaesl a Tartugalokr. so 0 ; • . . • • .... _,lpunediately surrounded by innumerable boats, that 'Men d reached the plaintiff's eat ant{ witness s, and witness one of the Plaintiff's-41 . PN, and that in order to in- a p e,att. - - - 633 1 2 :•••.. ' vested her of every thing above water, that could betaken away; believed there were improper attentions • and flirta- jure the Plaintiff in his character and reputation, the (tibraltar - - - 13 8 a . g - 3,280 319 283 .3. , lie" 'mid it was not until the appearance or the Revenue and the Po- ' tions between.htr. georr Kirwan and Mrs. Fitzge. Defendant, in a conversation had by him publicly Itily " -;1 Ike, that those base and guilty plunderers, who stigmatises°. ' . - - 156 0 0 ra id ; 'that so far had t e suspicions on that subject with Plainti ff, desired him to as Take care that Vier- • Matta -. • defy, gave u p . their devastation and dlspened. The femme. • . Tuba. - . ,_ 7 5 36 0 .21 roe; that Mr. P. Kirwan,' wieners's . husband, had got phy's daughter would. not iwesit . a rape against him." • • Reba and Isle of Man 2411 ISO b arge , on ne o r m g the vessel. found a few boats,- as it were, ren- P-- -9 -... data, her in the assistance Is the world-some dragging. her- up at night to watch Mrs.'Fitzgerald; witness and The second count stated, that tbaDefendaet told-the Mara Gaernsey, Jersey, &c. 109 3 l3 .... one way, and some an o t h er; b ut those t h at cou ld b e o f no ser- her husband left the house next day, or in a very short Father claim said Mary . Murphy; that Plaintiff cern- Asi, - - - - ~ to 1.. a Africa - . _ , 1 . 3 0. .... eke Were immediately sent adrift, and the barge, assisted by a time, and therefore Mr. Patrick Kirwan did not mittester atte ft ipted to commit a rape on his daueh- United States of America - 221 6 'lb - host, in whkkerae Mr. Bosouow, of Querin,sueneeded in towing - ' . her past the rocks and within three miles of Kilrush, when the watch again; 'suspicions had gone so far as to Mrs. ter„.and that he ought to.take her from thel'laintifs .. British Provinces .in t --• .. .; ` 4 ...'"%•• . .. - tide of ebb made against them, and she sunk in despite of all their ' Fitzgerald's impropriety of conduct with respect to school. There were two further coonts, nearly of North America i '." " British West Indies - OS 11 . ' Vl' ••-• exertions entireY under water, wi th only Rut of her-masts to her correspondence by letters, that her drawers had the same import of the second. The.daniages were ! . Tnreign West Indite a-...t. - :": _Eva: 0 - be seen. It is thought. with some degree of credibility, that the been searched; and afterwards plaintiff also searched laid at one thousand pounds, and the Defendant's hind rers on finding the Revenue approach, scuttled the vessel 1 . ale Braids --• :- --- , t flalk ti. 4 * ' - P----e • ' her person for letters, but nonewere found; heard plea was the general issue. - T - '..i.............aa. to secure a eompletum of their detestable purpok. • Total • 64,043 'II 17• • 1,381 1 9 • Cusross-Hottsz;Lotreor, Aran 19.-Sbipe lintered Inwards: Mrs. Fitzgerald had given laudanum to her husband; Mr.TOWNSEND state&the Plaintiff's case, the facts . -Union, cos, from Cadiz ; Hope, Pelsbury, from Virginia; and witness being asked for what purpose the lauds- of which were shortly these :-The Marchioness of a EXCIIANGRAIa Sylph, Milne, from Trieste;-Heed, Barker, from Urban; Mary num was given, she was undersMod by the Leateed Thorniand some years since established a school, •at • p a ws, Arnt. 10.-a-skulasterdam, 56t. If ambargh, 1 1) v o la tra, from Leghorn ; Marten A gisse, from Rouen; as,ibeint, Jtidge to say, it was for th e puipose of getting rid of her. Ladyship's own expense, on part of the Mar- , 513. London, 23.: 60. D'ladrid, 15. 60. Lisbon, ♦tcman. from Leghorn; Hannah, Ileathom, from Bombey. Entered Inwardw-Perseverance , so d °v i ol , and i the husband, she might mart Mr. George Kir- quir',s estate,. at Rosterlan, in this county, for the 524. Gotta, 47j. Leghorn, 515. Ann, Postgate, for Hamburgh; Byron, Maugham , AndetifointerTrinkaid• ,wanit who wis a rich mi.n.and much more wealthy education and instruction of the children of the Cleared Outwardw-Betsy, c on y e r a , f or ik a ta ce; ProhitY, than her husband ; lug in a . few minutes afterwards neighbOurhood, of both sexes, and of which school FRANKFORT, Amon 8.--ettnsterdant, 137 i Bills ooper, for Libon; Ludwig. Williebn, Vonek. tor Stettin; • wlthess said she had not intended to say that the eau- the Plaintiff and his wife were appointed 'master and London, 1:33 Money. Hamburgh, 140 Bill , . - PeSB7, Iluuon, for Surinam ; Margaret. Saheb. . for. Bettluide . • • • Iv Emmeline, Plasket. for Boston; Ocean, Jeffrey, fur Quebec; danum was given t o get rid of the h us b and- f or it mistraw.• The Defendant was a L ieutena nt' in the I'AsTEROAN.I, APRIL 13.--Londoos 36. to 35. Al. anistopber, site% for Jamaica . Thomas Granville, 3lanning, was by the plaintiff dying in the West Indies that Mrs. Navy , on half-pay, whohad since retiring from his p a i s , sq. Madrid, 99i. Lisbon, I. Leghorn, and Carnatic , Blanchard. for l a nai V'ExPedition; Hendeverks Fitzgerald looked to get rid - Of her husband, and to naval duties embarked in trade, and become a corn- ii. Genoa, 85. . . . ..- . . . for Dantzic ; Nelly, Cowell, for Petenburgh ; Rodney. Bell, parry Mr. George KlnVaa.; . ' beia; aSked, why then merchant in the neighbourltood.of ,Rostellan. 'Die f FOREIGN Tnytag.. ~ 7... , • filrlltelnel;• W ind . lb l e a e • 2 ' pe li b g i t e fne f Pft i e tj rl6 , 444-11 _, I r',, Pi t . was the lattelanum ~givenl, she raid , she conceived it Marquis of Thomond wafezintled icianll or citeiyage • • - ten "' (Gr P ietas ; ' • ' Y ' 1r Riga . .. 1 ' .i1;. " 11 ` 1 rt . .W i lt.s ttf en a ble Mrs. Fitzferaldthe more ,aafelz mmeet upon all vessels that came traltead orintoati at. the • ARCHANGEL, FESSUASY 0, 7 .18190)414, ' ' • • ' FitiCe6 • - ' n '" 7 "i" ---- " --7-.--. 7 "''''''-;" Mt." Georg- Killian; W: • ' • j iiiiiiralf Married' quays of lloatellani othich.tall had beto•l*.ewthe of several of our articles ,hay_essieespraylao4llll6- . • .-..O : O6.RDINO__IN_ 2 4___LIGE 3 TR‘ , i! 5. .1 , 1_ ,7 rniterthis time: ainti .tvitia . esi .. 6 . • ' "that it ivo l klaintli._ in.the month oi.October lastoo.slocip with ably; and being more um! kkeekayithia ._ ~, s'; :WE. Wiii" CnAVEN 1 !, f nired „plaintiff's lei& had thew a flirtation with a large cargo of slate for the defendant - name to th e ; . sawev, Ann iv. .--... ,i ^: •• M 'broad, we hope for. some fnietattritlait .kotailtecate ; 'f a ' " ~ii,e , ststeetiilteelerap, beat the PAS et ; 107 .-. ka • Ifltzrilkd hitiltill./KI:Illelle -ktad Ave* PliCk 4 , quay, for the toll paialcle on 7 4;ihich the plaintiff ap. 4' . t, i ', Ju l i,' su os . b a i n l e; ffi l t Ert ;by T. s ile d : , i t o es oge t,4bi -lezt are or . t i rtat ia irp s ii i*e ,l)lt .eil d it i.d tl eit itt i; koz i w rev ,9f ed. 4,o 6 7, ere thv a g, a liaii 4c.ul,pl iu s4 c.i : r hi pl i ied ba t s o iness. the de ll ft e nti th an en t - ,.. a0 -- b l it z t te w d - a t r o d_es ill ired e owt to e t s O i t . boLt ad bye. Wheat has been 104 1 i gt A initdeN 1 - Txlietw, which is nine rohlea- eh eaperAnkthe _ /I m r e b a y aft, hy .W aa y i s a t. 71b. each,. fti s .M.. loop; k fr- . dirtatiori ifs ought Mit talk bitive" en a incideteinarriett -vessel, bnt heArlit. by them referred to the •defendit-t arsburgh price. Rye, which Was_ helstlifstlliftittl imp t G"" * 4l *- -- Tboribill's fitly. Csnrt g e d:e sa e„ o f No r . w h o i i , ft, for she woman and= hoisturable Milo; wittillsitgdaint Ifine . ,, as the owner of the cargo, mad finalipg that it iroold • moles, may now be bought fora h... 1154. 6430 . '- - - ritanares coverectie 1815; colts, est. 70. Idles, ask any•report of any thing criminal benteen.plaintiff's. be quite useless to make any further aoplication to . 1' Tallow is 145 rubles per 10 pods . Pete* 80:rubles. ' -' .IL 114. Untried sta lli on s allowed 3 W..' _ ' w i fe an d Major Brown; but on A. 4044404 pr o- the defendant on the subject theplaintif determined , There is not much business doing in • • H em and vi .0 4" Van ss a rt ' s 3 7 7 thh ' b Y Trelakiret ' I" 411 b. "'" . ' / anced tO her by Mr. Wallace, She adeett at wasil-o distrait', andaccordingly he prOceeded on board P.row, G e eerat Grosvenor s tilly . lihrt Stockinp, Sat. : W i n-cc .4.. m. I 'Plaintiff's wife's hand-writing, and at it beak the vessel , - and there seited- two - oars,. which he tte former is nominally quoted at ZS to 8.0, and the 4 tord Gene tir s's chmt t colt 'n- ;grate*, Bat. „ l ei n . b :ii„ ::• .., :., 4 Oliems to her by the defendant ; it was U'Potead..- brought with him .ori zhaquay... The defendant was later at 140. Mats 375 per t4masSand t there is Eleweis paid...-5 'to I agst Mr. anslssam's idlf 0,•4 awc,dressed to Majoi Brown, and alluditig to foriner.present at the tune of • the seinure, told he called en -..,-1.3 A- no 1.,: .... ;;;; t • tvety reason to expect this.year lasso elk:Plies fro* ah' e dwekings72 to Il i* Eu P krala • . 1 intercourse between her and him; witness admitted, the plaintiff to give up the oars, as they were his 10r. Charlton • Sutphen, asst ilb. , beak the interior. by Waxy, list. Sib. A.F. 100gs.-6 to 4am ' . . . th ..i. . . . on reading-this note, that she had no doubt there praperty ; the plaintiff refused,' and a scuffle ensued BAR • CELOh A, MARCH 28, 1819.-u Our Coln- Sweep stakes of 100 gs. each, li. ft. colts, list:'7lb. fillies, let. elle had been previous and improper intimacy between between them ; the oats, hawever, remained with the LrdSuffiald's elle, colt, by Comes - - - - 1 'Major Brown and Mrs. Fitzgerald:-EThe criminal plaintiff. The defendant •here called on a man in his menial Affairs, with the exception of our commit- Mr. Hallett's hay filly, by str Paul - - - - I intercourse of the defendant wal afterviards dis- employ to take the oars fiorn the plaintiff, which he tications with Provence and Majorca, are, indeed Major Wilson's b 2 ay:ll:y on , by,J r usirr id. - s colt: .. - pd -- covered by means of a letter from Mrs. Fitzgerald' succeeded in doing. 'Some angry words then passed Ma very despondent state. During the war with aft. Charltou's Suephon, beat Major Wilson's colt, by Juni- .to the defendant,. which was intercept e d b y the between plaintiff and defendant, and during the ,af- France commerce to o k shelter at Tarragona, and af- per, me . 71b. each, A. F. 1 00 gs. h. fi.-5 to 1 ors Strephon. plaintiff, and which he afterwards sent forward to !patent or contest the defendant used the language towards at Villa Nueve de Si It would be very Subscription Plate of £5O, for 2-yr-olds, Sits 71b. 3- Trosold, him, to see what answer would be sent ; and that an towards the plaintiff complained of in the declaration. sat. 131 b. 5-olds,-olds, 9st. 41b. b-yr. Olds, ificult to bring it back to thia town, inasmuch as list. 51b. 4- I tr . s ti o ib ltl, am. answer was' sent after'wards„ with other letters from The 11ev. Mr. Henze% (Chaplain to the Marquis la repairs of the port have been totally neglected af r , Goddard's cites. colt Sylvania, 4-yrs-old - - i defendant to plaintiff, and others of the family ; and of Thomond) and the Ne v . Mr. O'Flyno, a Roman • # seethe departure of the French, so that no-ships of Mr. Cussans's cites. colt Wouvermana, 3-yrs-old - - e when these letteirs were discovered; Mrs. Fitzgerald Catholic Clergyman, who had, at the desire of,. the large burthen can find anchorage where they did in Nineteen Subscribers-The Judge placed but two. confessed to old Mrs. Fitzgerald, the plaintiff's mo- Marquis, met to investigate the matter, conceived 3 to I,apt Sylvanus. liS. Barcelonetta, which in 1810 contained ten t h en, the whole' of the criminal inteicoursea At there was no foundation for the charges Made against . The Port Stakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. colts, list. 71b. fillies, , kusand inhabitants, now only reckceas five thousa.na, • se. 4115 . tinny 4-yrvold, T.M.M. the conclusion of her cross - examination ihe admitted, the plaintiff. . ad this population is in direct opposition to •the Go• M r. Wollaston's Merlin - - - . • ..' •.. a i that to an4 r. husban d who knew such facts as she had John Murphy, who was present at the scuffle on '' • eminent, because it is reduced to alitolitte :nen& tdr # Lake's Boer Bacon - - - "--• • • ' 1 . 1 -gtated'of i s. Fitzgerald, the'loss of- her would be the quay, stated what took place Ahem. and - . the tity. Formerly Barcelona traded verflargely-erith Mr. Watson' a ' aw . t Ravi B i ii. D L .3 .0f very little .value. _ . words spoken by the defendant to plaintif. .., Two paid-5 to 4on kerlin-2 to apt titit• and especially with Pent. 'The tetton;stuffs, ir,.. 4 nal opt w eon% ••.' . '' ' The plaihtif .then went.joto evidence to prove t Mary - Perry, a girl ahem 16 years old, who inite?, . lathe consumption of the Indians and Negros-Beware .; st - •;,,' ..--a-- , -;-- .-..r i• a ~,• '. ' act of criminality, and fgt., this purpose produ that she had been at the plaintiff's school, and Illtterti ranufaztured here in the extensive manufaqtories-of • y , : s-ti- • IRELAND.. :a.) 9a l .•:.• , .• the taidei andtWo female servants. The butler the plaintiff's potatoe-garden, about ,tiro years'age, (,:. ' ... ~ . - be had affixed iladder to the windows of his mis. where she accompanied:hinatobringlorecinmepo - .zsm and Erasnae, who employed from fent . to _ ;.:' - f , a COUNTY' '74AY4Y ASSIZZIV . • • ; ..te theusand workmen-these celeitiatia ltianufat•. • I ~, . • i 'G/1191.-Oete: •-.- • trellis bed•risomi for, th e ' . purpose of cleaning the tarots , he threw her d own gaol itistad•bere owl ,that .„,,: • 'airs are now closed, as well as those of 'Maeressi c.nAat.as y0wm..11,1741M41.0.. ,11 .16. 0. CHAR . 001114 •windows, aceordieet to the dhections he had received she screamed and got, away finer him ' , Bhe. Rijd,,t4a IQ '' .agraie time heftily; the ladder was. too low to reach told the circuitstance, t oher , t n • 'tstress , her,totstress, and to another ACM. Captain H. has not been yet enabledso . Wig.' PAYMAIITZR IAT DRAGOONS. a., laid the * window stool but he • placed it under it . i . tbe woman whom she na m e d . ' pose of his cargo, on account ofthe scarcity ofspecitt Mr-Macao , o posed the pleaditip.;,= l i. a lace where formerly millions were in circulation. at L20,000.-After the t proof of Os leblith lower panes'of tilt WitidoW Were of wood , but itand- Mary Fitzgeiald, a girl of 14 years of ase,-*lto was , . " 3arcelena is but the shadow of what it was; took place at Jersey, ha 1811, --a rote .11:a bate.; '. ing OW theuptieritep of the ladder, be i , •• • - sx'w 'w and at the school, said; she.heanliitrepotted.inthe school / t' , .;: and brandy are the only articles for which the .Mrs. Kirwan, the sister of the . ..plehMilli linitielfe at v/ the defendant tad his lingerers in - the' bed-room t eboet a year . ago e ,omoog .thegirls, that the plat iiaah....r.t fads a sale'and this county whose vital of Patrick Kirwan, Esq. of Chulerill*.ints*astnitt4 he said he ran doinkt4 being 'pone of the women, took improper nbetpea vqL,h, borne of the female clad- • itre,,. con,. asts in tae , prosperity of its manufactures, ed y . Mr. b raCouniet.,. She prQva4 thentiate plaintil‘, nervints, and Made leee.,nlito ge, 9,p the ladlee, but siren. She said, that Antic year and a half ago, the '''-'..auiag now without its usual.vent, will soonand b . wife had livedwithinA shart.alikef brush lie'ivent fi r st , " a nd tee woman under him, and plaintiff - threw hertielf down in the kitchen of his pre- is . ***l . house, when noblatip• was present, `...4 1 a- attempted. int- ent tile sune d- • • the ' unfortunate pro- sidence, at Charlevilie, , alimale over sinWtheit *naval Aeltiin'that wOtialiWtitliditiC` . , „the• otter i. . ea , v Aspect as ik 1:-..,0 of Gallicia. . in Ireland, after their niarriartitudlluit.duriarthei..linman to go up,' ivheistielliiL, 1 9 tilicialia ". • • • p r oper frne l inns wins ,ber, • And-that she succeeded in L_ " ._ At die grst news of the raising of the quintal whole of that time tiaeplameditalted Use; es M ii„-icounselior the lir.abespiprodiamit araitgoo4 getting under a table foots 'bits. then, Y' un Kr ; Ptiull), the most forcible oppositionwas affectionate husband. ued .41i tibAbla writ knolfg, A? ,slteur, timt,iminl,llPaTecrladeat ilsy 'defendants' hY "tlet'iltlisinagtei witnesses were - examine .,. who "1 tanlv m• • , manifested especially in the environs of Ri. any thing impropet; ill lilltk:c9.o46ot: lf 'Mritafttir_t i y iir _T IT, • e ; . , , ..._ i . ~ , ... Iliis ararahVrAir6 -bre,. 'one of whiiiii 7 w4 frollOthest lturilstrinciudistago. they heard it reporteat • .but the J=4; id thAt• the l• • • ammif took i P O3 , and the valley of Talara. The service in the raldtowards her lawAtoothi ilattlitarthkcedinialeatel um q' t 6l O '"•94- 11 %%0* -- 4 ' 1 4 • _ _:_a_.e. - t - 7 - ,•_fil '• aa n n": l ` btrtis w o t l ii hi e '• fe e ; (alit . • „d• • -• se l ed,-wifor,nad ijei aefeetioostar 11661'41 • . ilidelltier It' . t e tegerai i• Wo apse scno r ats ;Aloe after t e etareinatten a i Lip. ttitsl ts so unpopular, and its ultimate bad behaved as a,. teens- ' dmadok Week bilikii=° litsVgiou i et4+; Ivy *Mike' 'wf o i;isprestfit , it the sceite about the ears, It, prove - • so doubtful, that not one Catalonian will cher, until the arstvallokkeilefeOneeiht 04; . . 10 did *add, ifilfinitdelliis toaatle plastelf4 siti itheprarbitittlintigintre used by the plaintiff towards • ,itgly ealist. The soldiers of the line, on their .bourhood, and 'Ws Aundestiellsto theiallalirCa ! . , '" ii Catiii desert i n °yr" . 41161 = 54 0 u - • . ick#f ATal-filf #9909b Mitt .. ' Mut 40, be!.n. ah ibe:chieeulaarobcderendant's tali was closed. • . 1 ~ , ~ .'Tat San at and Mount Scign; th ey there form ofingl a nt. with iter feelowa bathe...year . I •I ' - '" '' t ' '' ' c - Itrgt 4 taji t l . 4 sfltilp ck ~iti p •Afrat44 , Mg . 04 C .4*o; eilentiii, • Mary: Morph; ems .ve, into bands of armed robbers, and attack hae-father. who wan wnelsx4,zetnarbible '.i ',.-- ...It_ An ed or 0. itegetaist i eallea,, ;god . eleujedatrot positive# *it . plaintiff - iliellite4oHdarmifiltiVktnilltisigifitii ay &di* h stet ,Tien . ,Miproper freedoms with her, or t te.:ar s o'i th e • • . t ...„ .• e high roads, in the open day. During .nad pesatintion, *Mod iiminellsee. i liettleithlee4biluthealtaittleasikOklikdoildginie!‘die shaiola' . , eine Au - Here Eleanor Breoneu , , - xu right months, with the " exception of a feel defendant as an honourable and worthlll4l6 'ti e . , t • .. * IFI eitsiviellg idtplishioildiegoradthiddamdaS !aneElkerif . _1164 . 1 1 .086er girl; minted bltlgirn e„ ," mu navannah, Dot st single ship has enterni ,the elnipadma„land esaferead woe tKit frOlD tee a•deraat Spanish colonies." • ' lelittiliAlleitillhafirdher r•9lld lhei .1101119141011411116 1 111410 1 ( riliS -. .- -. •*O• . . f i, IMP, Oil libkto.wase,' . taa the *le un confront thssigarl, r•eCo • • - • . - j •1411111414 6 4;111eittihrhilexi a lsiS litsl*.'heshe Wist sISIVI• • Ti'. ~ ~,,.. l i t i; , )! ir, -fi a TA.: it t #•9111 Zrogr it44i llf s ij e p a r ee ..., •`• • • •• , . , •Its a ~ . lien _pH ill _ • . ' 1 x 44 Ini Of Kings Bench, 6 uildhall, was crowded lteiated v istptlflainosilv• , .aiiiiilia Isib il imit .- i . wig .• q . ! ...I" . r.r7TNI:m. on 1 •. ' i tt -of , ...... j .. v ~ eanyi...- this moriano. expecting the trial of tharfo4 l o4 l4 “ 4 - 1 ,2T 1 :. SrooDaar. Qute,"and Mitontra., lit'" ed eoll fi dancev Mist i l'ili s •- - -hiniablExhailik. ibel,Ceikeitairranall, ''. ' . ibis Ow .' r .11irC kat* 4' - eP •• .• . s' 1 &tithe etei • • Weida thoiLialmodi3alte 7' sonar on: but it ha; been puce:flak MoOdayi felliaeoth pleloesinetai.homeNealmoalband*Peat .. 014 . . .. . oilefwg•. toorat II at Lie Colic • . 'in • . ' ..... . , • ... MN Itilf6Pnih ..,' '.. ON duM eceeeinidieinide tlesseln.luile 4Nlood ,i, ~._ glare Outwit, in Manchester, .4)014•114 4 ° . '4P' .' - If! Y "ots there .1 - r t to ,- , ii t t u tte i r a i 4 ' ' ' ' 4 '' ol,Bl s= I were tea swiddtngs, and one hoed cons?' • 011 91 jv ' q. .:.. 1 1 . 4:A iL it r ;ri_P 1 s. : • - ' le, - .._ •. • ~ •, , ai. 1 4.1 We lt . • .' . ..• 1. 1 17• •.' '....- a'. ' • . " ' ' ''' '. ' ....! ik . : '••• ,TtO. ~••• • zac5: ,,... , .. )-eight . clartsteohigs .; apd the folk, • olliket` ;*r 4l -' • ' • • de i to bill , , •' . tfP - r•• iti , 1 11 1 T •'‘ . • Mee'. -- • ''. ''''es twenty-eight couple more were married. , - take ,at e 7 1` . ,' :i an. •- . . , . - • • '• '` _ t • . . , . - • - - • - ........ ... ........ t.lb • .4.........P...!_ 1....._„.. .....4,:. 1 , • , ' ' .. 1 4, _ •.• 4 . 0 .0 4 ••• •