The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-05 00:00:00

ill sih s they give a nielan-holy picture of the Quixotic co :, e y. They say the tiovernor is a great tyrant, and bas the power of life and death over his subjects : he Argo Au per cent. ;Oconee on all he sells. If npv „, e acts contra to his regnlations, he is puni s hed by heing pot in t h ark hole. It is a sickl y bad pher, Anil d ee ds no :Mr tage whatever. Must of the • ;Au:lists ,:, Paving. " The following romarks are from The Baltimore m urn ipg• ro n W e megmet ut hear, and from umpme a mi o n a bt a w h o . otv,tbat the legislature of Maryland retaseli liberty to 4: the Members to bring in a Bill. the object of w kiell was to allow to our Jewish hretlar.m a free parti ciSsdon in all civil rights. On their heals be the hivne and scandal Of such intolerance. They sere : loved an opportunity to rescue Maryland front a r •yroach, which it was thought our Legislators will rejoice to wipe away. lint let our Jewish brethren cimumforted—this reproach will not remain much Pagir in the statute hook —the Intoning star begins to marmde already, and it is hut the harbinger of a glorious .It:: the fogs and mists of prejudice arc now dispersing l e lare the rising light: time day of comlete emencips rot 14 near. Mr. Kennelly, mover of t he Bill, will in :all day be rementherri w:rh gratitude." We stated yesterday that General Freyra was opposed to be innocent of the charge of exciting or cicouraging the soldiers to att ac h Cie people: tie annexed letter from Cadiz contains the only 'etreltastanet. we .have.liitlierto collected tending to eicApate General Va.yre bout the guilt of ass• acre : _ _ . (Ante, Haien 11.-I%e carnage awl phonier on tie emstesoneed in the morning. to the cry of ' Live the King: sal continued rill I I o'clock on the iog lienrral Freyro, is person, used every endem mar to restrain their violence, hut witbont effect; the troops lost all suhortfination, and at three o'clock lie das compellekl to quit the city. This cruel excess 11814 essaitate4 from the cis:maunders of the garrison, in re year's: for Freyre not having officially communicated to ?Ist; his intention of taking the oath to the Constitntiou in ',Mille. History farnishes no lustiness of an outrage of so violent a Were, at the people certainly had not teutured to manifest any external symptoms of joy until ar..y were authorised to do so by ihrir governors. Be ta,e to-tsar none of the doors of the houses base been trne.l, an it eenrrely a person has been seen in the rt:ems. .111 11-. elatuorons for vengeance. Such is the to the s.,hliery, that Bevy tone who ventures out die!, and more than 31) Wave already shared that :ate. Ist von's!, the soldiers have not ventured to re.sk :.turo Any pirate houses, because they are. fur the rose plc?, very strongly harricallecl, and they freerl tieing tire I upon from us ithin. A few of the shops, par ticularly thuse for the tile of provisions or fruit, and which were secured in a slighter manner than the pri vate houses, have he.m forced, and in them many of the Millen passed their time, enjoying the fruits of their *oder. After all, it is hat too well unslerstipoil that the vAdirts are Ices guilty of this atrocity its the cum psr;son than the Arms, it helrg asserted that they have nattnally,•atil in a brothern . ke manner, been sharers in tie spoil and pillage. The civil authorities here con tissue the same as hefore. If these vile troops had an inclination foe sighting, why did they attack an unarmed sad an unusfewling people, at a time when the soldiers of quiroea were ilalloned .en near nl.em, and they might have enyer.rl themselves with glory ?” • A Ccunn:erci:l Home in the City has advanced £iu,Mo upon the kilowitv security : nrruacte or coLomdi.t. Durcruier. Mo. Doi, Lot, T.orcz MteParr Pleelporfrntioryof tie Sopron,Um rrnmrnt of the Rim: our or Coroont‘. duly 04tLvtizel, residing I. the telly of laandon,djtisrettY cerii4, that the said o:_averansent is Indebted to for to mid for the use of the grid Government. the : , :At of • which said sum ell! be Willie to the said (or Assigne. by , indorsement hereon) out of the Natlouat Treasury of the said RepaiNie.with interest thereon. at the rate of .t I sterling p e r c en t. p er m o nth, trims the date hereof. Ia tirlPe %hereof I hare granted the present Debenture. Dated In laandno, this das of Payable in London. or at , the emit of the Supreme (internment of the Rerun' to or Coxonsta. A pent, Manuel Joseph Onintana, has been ap pointed Presi-ient of the Supreme Junta of Cen sorship of the Pre , .: in Sr'cita. The followitv is an extract of a letter, dated lienna, March 22 :-- ether towns of t.a ra:;.ny yon hear of the appre- • kinship of sneakers anal crawl person. lay the e, anal • we are not without sitrilasrt mourn a her r. E. en in our Cairenity we notice thrett,t appear knee of urn s••l,lritt after atother, stational bring able to ad donut for the cause, or 10,11$frffSIO whither 'hey are transpitte.l. It it out very lately that a party a f the st talents asseaohled in rrir4te, in order to ali.cuss the freed rat of the fuels and the liberty of the people me, a glass of sung; net the fart sows raffle to the ears t.t the pike, and several at. them were subjected to tam, 'nation, and had their p;•was ....real. !ionic. against v i hilt sus;sirions were ec • heal by the inspection of 'lieu 'Ayers, were thrown p;isor,.•' The Jourscl des Delats bat., " We are autho r:fred to declare ext.ressly, that there csisrs in Por- Inl l u ;hid of agitation ; and that, on the con trary, the most I.rofound tranquillity subsists in all parts of that kingdom. The Government, we understand, have come to It determ:nation of adding very materially to the military strength of the metropolis, pending the ettmilag trials of the Cuto-street Conspirators. On Sattirda% lust, hls Royal neters, the Commander in -Chief, attended by General Sir Herbert Taylor, Colonel Stephenson, and Mr. Vila% the architect, taipected the interior of the whole of the buildings In the lasing'-mews (Charing-cross), and orders were riven for the spacious ridicg-house, anal ex termite range of graharit a. to be prepared inane aliztely k,r the reception, of troot.s. Yesterday, a little alter twelve o'clock, the Christ Church nod Drisiene'l boys, to the rnimint of tiall,cd in procession from hrist's Hospital, re• een.panie 1. by their toasters and musts, to the Marrdun House, where they were admitted; they walked through the grand %awns, where the Lord Mayor, seteral Al dermen, the WI• hlevoresa, with seteral o'her Ladiei, seated. They then proceeded round the Friptia n Hall, to view tlie Wales, with all the decorations. used at tip. grand entertainment the preceding day: they then took a view of the ball-roons, and other state open menu. /n leasing, they passed in rotation before the Lord .Mayor in the Great Hall, and each boy, accordinr to an cient susturn, received a shilling, or sixpence, according ta their respective merits, with a bun and a glass of wise. After this ceremony, the Lord Mayor, Ald e r men . Sheriffs, and all the City Officers, followed in the ustaal Procession to Christ Church, Newgate-street, where the Spitel Sermon preached by the Rev. 3lr. Chaim!, frau St. John, 211th chapter, wad frees tier Ist to the jth ruses. After church, the procession returned in the unto manner to the 'tansies House, where the Loa catertained a hargeparty at dimmer. ir.JRW TIISDAT, •PRIL 4. rive o'ct.tecn. The Judge still continues seriously indisposed. as dues Mr. tierjeant Vaughan. Neither of the shove Oen tleinen hare appeared in Court this clay. The whole of the trials, a Lich have occupied the at tention of Coinsellur Clarke (in his character of Judge) Lire been fur petty offences, and did not possess even a local interest. Warwick presonted yreerday a greater influx of com pany and bustle than it has dune on any of the preceding Assize days ; and the town had to boast of a very nu merous smartly-dressed ass.•mblage of persons, of both' sexes, in consegneuce, perhaps. of its being a holiday— Laster Monday. The Court was crowded almost to suf focation, and the little gui l tily!' here and there inter mitted in the gallery, and other parts of the large hall, of the neighbottring farmers' pretty daughter', who had stole away, as it were, from their thorns and the feeding of their paltry, to listen to the "big wigs and law," gas e the steer a most interesting appearance. Their inno cent countenances, delightfully tinged with the ruddy glow di health, like so many young lixo►'s, putting at an immeasurable distance, by comparison, the ladies of Law tom.., with all the ingenuity, trick, and art of Bond-street combined. Such are the powerful advan tages of nifttre. The Cricogers from London, and other parts of Eng land, who tunld spare time from the proceedings of the I Court, disposed of themselves after other nodes. The I Gay Utrirsay of l'hurnre took a stroll to Leasnintrun Spa, to bask in the snwshine of fashion, among the gay • visitants who repair to this •`New World of Elegance. His lime occupied is tasting of the wattas, chattiv at the libraries, with corking his glass, anti most :risibly innniring—" Prey, Sir, who's keret"' al.) taking a peep at the Barns; exploring the floosie ; and if thr Iffaersere are above par, dining at the Kalil .T's Hotel ; then return'ag in the established " jannting ear." (at 6d. per bead) to Warwick in the evening, e ongratulat. , ing himself with having been able, a! least for one day, to dispel his mei. s hich this heavy town creates. By way of contrast. the Lome.' t*F A NTIVVITT hasten with rapid step to Kennilitorils, live miles from War wick. to derma alined the neagssiticent ruins of lien isilsvorth Castle. If not viewed at ith the serntinisine accuracy of a MM. or descanted upon with the clear ness and perception of a Wasixatt, or a BRITTON, its venerable appearance, and is y-ertra wed towers, operate epos even the most illiterate mind with an overwhelm ! lag gni:slew sod impreskive effect ; but to the lovers of ancient relies, it possesies qualities so attractive and fascinating, that time losM its object with the Empires, and be out only quits it with regret. hut casts many a lingering look behind, se he returns to Warwick. , • The, admirers of &PUMICE, and romantic situations, hav,e also an opportinity of being highly gratified; at the impanee of only a walk of a few yards from the varioall tames, in an examination of Wanwtta-Vame. The line and beautiful imagination of Mrs. Rapti tees, in Iter : ellysteries of that fortress, dews trot excel the interest, impression, and roollllllir feelisgs , which are inspired in the mind • the straneer• on hit viessing the BEAU/ I u 1 % mails k Castle Its anciiit and extensive ball, aith all its splendid as ,ni-sr, suits of mail, &r. ; the suite of rooms, and all s atsdyke and Poitssin paintings; rills tapestry. !state Led. of royalty, &e.; the tower of (lay, the porridge-pot and spear of the giant, the foliage of the ts es •, tlse look-tint front the towers over numerous toMlntire, and the lEintlilig Wean of the " soPlipering bring the stranger back al most to the days of Fairy-land and rosinsoce. No com mon pen can do justice to -o iris is .end en.ineitt a silbiltrt. Here al-so the sisitor feels a most anxious desire to ro• trace Isis steps user a castle, without a parallel in England. But, shove all, the arntnens or THE DRAMA hare within their teach the highest treat their minds can ex perience, in that of pitying hornage at the shrine ut their beloved Sir A Kkariall colt Stratford-upon-Avon, and which is only the distance of eight miles front Warwick. It scarcely nerd be asked, %situ ninthd nut perform such a journey? The mar gazing upon the statue of this great master of the human passions rannot but create sensations of delight, ashen it is recollected, for up, wards of the last twit centuries. the invaluable advan tages and improvement the human understanding has derived through the source of his unrivalled publica tious—one of thr greatest ornaments of English liters ' ture, and without even experiencing any thing like a rival—and the siewing of the house in which ou r im mortal Bars{ was born ; and also in handling those sa cried relies of antiquity belonging to him, and once in cis d a ily use, affords so much twitter ut utitfaction and pleasiire to carry visitor, that any further comment would he unnecessary, except one single restart:, THAT THE WHHI.E. Or TNt AHUTE INTts terttxt: at teaters MAT Ba EgHItACED IN ONS DAs''! STROLL ratttii Waawira. As the post is leaving the town, it is necessary to state, that in consequence of the anxiety felt, -from the Judge nut being able to lease his bed this morning, I sad the numerous enquiries made respecting 'shin the ttial commences, no positive answer has heen returned, as to a precise day ; and a fear is cotes mined ; indeed, it is asserted, that the answer of Ilse Judge nits, that no cirtaiuty could be made till next 3londay. The follow ing is said to be the arrangement of the defence •—Mr. Denman is engages!, as the senior Counsel, anal conducts the case for Mr. 31addos. 31r. Hilt, a young man, a Counsellor of great promising talent, still read Major Caitwrighes statement of his general character, which will occupy four huu.s, independent of the defence made by Mr. Hill for the Major. The," protet dine!, it is ex pected, willneeupy the lien day and a half. Mr. Lewis, late nailer of McComas', Itrevrdsr, a ill apply a nuns bet of points (rum the Major's statement as applicable to hi! defence. Mr. Edmonds, Edittir of thr Birmingham Weekly Register, will speak as to the general 'stint:Wes of the ease ; and Mr. Wouirr tarnishes, as a sort of wind-rep, the grand climax. Upon Me at hale, fruits t 1,.. numerous witnesses to be et/ mined on h o t!, Al e s, i t promises to ran to a mach greater length than WAS str tires exported: The brother of dlr. Fdniunds, who has been ssupoossesl. arrived here frtsits London thi: warning, a, did sacral v:her persons. THE STATESMAN. TO MAJOR C—, . oistrese 1/11 Nil 111.111117111 YSAR roll • SUPPOSitiII 410111 F •PIR•CIf •17•111,t TVS CO/ASTITI:TION. 1110.111 laded men! tire course party.. Amidst the storms tint round thee roll; \or tread nor force, s'tall e'er subdue Thy intrepidity of soul. In vita shell dark Corruption's bend Its enery shafts amend thee ding ; While Persecution's iron hand. Or venomed Blunder's pointed Mini, United threaten to assail Toy /Eels cf defense and patriot coat of mall. UMlllfliftd, alike. in weal or woe— Reedleas of censure undeserved— Enough for Thee. brave man. to know Thou never from the post haat swerved. And thee shnll Prienahip'a Oaten: guard; Ha thine Affection's tonnust smile ; And though thy merited reward Ma) seem to be withheld awhile, In after times thy deeds shall claim Tiro stamp of enuine wurai, the t. :a ERRING weed of fame. .V.1V.11, INTELLIGENCE. Dr.tL, APRIL -I.—Ault-ell, and sailed for the River, the Oriverour Harriet rt,tVilsirti, from Demerara:: Anthony, Jewel , from Lisbon; William Manning, Smith, front St. Kitt's; Klirs, lialttell, from Trieste for Yarmonth : and N illvru , sfinigrilltze, from Oalipoli fur Hull.— Came down from the River, and sail-:1, the 14sla, Wll - fur Havanna,' •, (torero: - r fhlkett, Justers, for Tobago; Risher( Edwar:l4„ sherbourrie, fur China ; Hope, Collins, for Newfoundland : and Scipio, Cooper, f.rt Quebec. The Hope, Collins, retriainc—Saileil the Highland Lad, Mt.:re, for )laleria ; and Fortune, Anderson. tor St. Prtrrslugh. Poßasstot rot, Akin. 4.—Artired from the Downs, the Providence" . Clark; Mary Ann, F.lli,un - and Sir James Ketopt, Davidson, for Omber i • Aunty, ;lake', for the South Seas; srith about ot her vessels, passed down Cliannel.—!tailed the Star tramper. for Celon ; Underwood, Wood, for Barbarian; Sir Jo! eph Banks, Larry, for Jamaica t Chat*, Mills, Jackson, fur Madras and bengal; Buckinghamshire, Adams, fur Mauritius awl China : Surrey, Raine, for New South Wales; arid the n hole of the ontuaril•lmund, e::cept the Earl St. Via. ent, fur New South IVales. M others, APRIL 4.—The schooner Rose has been rot off the sand, after discharging shout two-thirds of her rarg... aril is !sr:ight into harbour. plartwiru, Arall..l.—Arrived the Prince of Orange . et, nith a mail from Holland. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 3.—ArrireJ the Integrity trans port from Dover, and sailed for tl.e Isle of Man: Vis count Estriouth, Tva: k. from Loudon, and sailed for St. Arolero. Also relit-A the Lynx, Itrilpath, for Quebec; Chrission, Boss, for I'ereeirs: Concord. Mann ; Squibb, Fulani : and Commodore, Codorr. fur Newfoundland. FALMotTII, A►RIL 2 —Arrived his Ma r jestr's ship Lee, of 20 guns, flow a cruise.—Xailyd tie bake of Kent packet, with a mail fur Lisboo ; Esther, Butter field. for Marseilles ; Commerce, Hocken ; and Truro, Clinco, for London. Among the nurnerars orders transmitted by the Queer' hum Italy, one is, that a box .hull be fluted tip fur her reception, in an appropriate manner, at tin. King's Theatre. Yesterday her noyttl Hir.hness the Dvcheu of Gloucester visited the Princess &villa, and their Royal Highnesses took a carriage airing in the Park, annealed 'uy Lady Campbell. lesti:Play Lord Castlereagh transacted Innings. with lord Melville end Earl Bathurst, at the Fo reirt-olllee, in Down : . tee t. Hi:RUM:TON-HOC:11E, tits Brace ' the !hike of Devonshire has retired to his magnificent villa fora month; stherein, last week, commenced a se ries of dinner patties :.ntl Etettprt<. Since the ae.-ession of the grounds, the property of the Lady Mary Coke, lately deceased, the Delie has expended considerable Wilt on their improvement. MARLOOROVOMMOUSE.—Great preparations are making fur the ope gof the town residence of his Royal highness the Prim:e Leopold of SM. Cobourg. The great hell mut the magnificent banquettine-room were to have been Woodward last week, when a dinner party %sea to base been given : it was intended as the commencement of • seri, s, but his Roy.'t Highness was obliged to postpone the truce scene, uwiur to the un avoidable absence from !Amami of the leading per sonages incites!. The grand Kill will probably not take place this season, owing to the lamented demise of his illustrious brother-in-law. The Duchess of Kent was to have presided or this occasion. Sir W. Grant, the late Master of the RoPs. is one of the li::fretal subscribers to the er.:Lbuti of a monument to the nietnury of Burn;, at .11loway Kirk. A great cumber of vessels are advertiting at Plymouth to " taki: wit - passengers In Canada, the United States. fitc. Bait the rage is considerably abated. The Lord Exmouth carries one Only. The following circumstance took pl.ce :it the Liverpool meeting to address his Ilajest% :—While Mr. liullingsbead was +peaking. Mr. Itti-lito'n aildres+ed the Mayor, and state l, that A Quaker tientleina!), tt hose rrligions opinions havt prompted bins to remain to re• main covered in the meeting.. had Joist h e gn in s l ite.' bs an individnol there, who %%W°.! to take off hit hat in a rude mot unauthorised niann‘r, and lie trusted the Mayor would protect - the gen.letnan end the m eatier from suds an untrare. It was 'PA to he borne that a mati's principles shoal tbe itisultell. [titre tutu It violent hissing slid applatite mimed, during which the Quaker stood covered - 1 The Mayor was ricilz to interfere, when A gentlemen on the Mooch (Mr. Loire) exclaimetl, " If people a ill not conform to the sleeorutso of society, they ought to keep oat of tbat +4.stiety hurst of dis approbation ensued; Junius which Mr. Itathho le, who sat on the bench near the Mayor, timid up, pLocrol his hat on his bead s anal was cheered most entletriavtically. This striking itochletel Ilea a frost effect upon the met t ins. When !Brave was re-tot d, Rathhone sherd, that, Ira a Quaker, he had thus acted to reply 19 the I ft• toietant espre.s.ion lilts lova. It was hard, iWared, is men, who were known to be as truly attached to the Constitution as many who mask hig her profession's, were to beexcludeol I meetings on national occasions. be cause they might stiffer froth others in telogioup opinions: and hr au* insist upon ti.e right %%hick every sett had to manifest their opinions of a :11unarelt, wbor-e liberal conduct, in en •h partieuiarc., *as one of his brightest °monomer. This :peck was novrier•l With acclithations ; and attertrartis, when it wa s °weed that Mr. Lodge, (the gentleman n-hr Lad so•ed me offenure language) and Mr. ttawson *lambi accompany the Mayor w Lon don with the pieslre4., the motion w,ts etega-ived, and the name- of MI. llollingshead and Mr. ItAtitholie salestios toted. A Lady haying obsetre.l that she should like to are Mt. --'s gallery of pic!orco—'. Well," said bet frivol, " you shall go—you 'loan go, and pick his packet "—•. Pick his pocket I" she esalalmed, •• %by should 1 .It` to Wby " said i.e. •• because hr 6.6 SPORTING INTSL.LIGENCe . • NRINUARKET CRAVEN mErnse, 1940. • TUESDAY. Swevpsbkril of 100 gs each, Mr 1111.1. Sst. fah. D. M. Mr. Thorehill's ► Scud, oat of Topaz Mr. Paynit's byt Magill, out of Lady Sophia Rh. Bouirerie's MINI, I , y Rend, ant of ►listo►ia 6to oa flaw. • The Second Class of the Sixth Rlddlaiworfh Stakes of Matra each. h. ft., for fillies, tist.7lb.; those got by untried sill lions, or out of untried mares, to to allowed 31b. ; if both. Mb. Ab. M.—Twelve scbseribert. • 1). of Rutland's b. by Wasy, oat of :soft-tory, est. Mb. Mr. Joars's Sophia, by Poulton, oat of Variety, flit 4in V Mr. Lake's by Seymour or Blocher, fist. 41b. S to I on D. of Ratlaid's b.-4 to I agst Scphia-10 to I agst M►. Lake's. Sir J. Shelley's c. by Phantom. dam by Walt**. out of 111ockbird's dam, Sat. Mb. beat I). of Cirsftnia's eh. Y. be Haphartrd, out of Prudence, Rst. R. M. 1100 gs, h. ft.-4 to I on Pnantuns. The First Class of the Outlands Stakes of 60gs each, b. ft. O. 1. Mr. Calle;'s Cloospignon. 3-yrs old, 7st. 101 b I Mr. Liontoo's Agricola. 3-yrs old. 8.11. 61b. Major Wilson's 14rtiedam. 3-yrs old. Est. 121 b S Mr. Oodtiord's Sir Topaz. 3-yrs ohl. 7,1. 61b. Mr. Jon•s's Fanny, 4-yrs old. list. bib 6 Mr Wilson's llarospez, 2-yrs old, Cat. 121 b. Lord \Vitro irk's \Footstool's. 4-yrs old, Flst. 711; 7 Mr. Lake's Teniers. 3-yrs old, lit. 101 b. 6to 1 sg..t Champignovs-7 to 4 agst A ericola-7 to I lost &Medlin. -Oro 1 agst Sir Topaz-6 to 1 agst Fanily--11 t.; l east Teniets. Lord R:ms's eb. c. Hoopoe, by Quiz. reesseed R. from Mr. Thornhill's ch. e. Sailor, by Scud, Bst. 71b. each. K. 31. VOOrs. 11. ft. Mr. Charlton's David, est. 71b. agst Major Wilson's Nehedani, by Juniper. Ist. 71b. R. C. 101.1 gs, h. U. or lOgs if die:tired by Om Ist of January ; the latter declared 11. on two 81st December. 1819. Marco AGAINST Tiste.—Captain Goddar match, to d r iv e ts s o h ors ..., tandem fashion, eighteen toilys in all hour and a half, was attemptid by the Captain on :dm - day, on the !leading roads It wis fur two hundred guineas, and heavy sums were pending upon it. Thu Captain did the first Mx miles in twenty-seven minutes and ten seconds, and the horses rowel remarkably well together. In .he eighth mile the leader broke into a canter, and three minutes were lost in turning. and he was two minutes over the hour doing the twpite miles, and the leader began to stackm pace, and the attempt was given up in the fifteenth mile. TRIAL FURMURDER. DOWNPATRICII, MARCH £.l.—John Ilanrattr, Hugh Johnston, blacksmith, Felix lit'Convill, jnn. Daniel M'Convill, Anthony M'Convill, Daniel .tl'Convill, Herb Kearney, Hugh lumen, John M'Alin den, James Doyle, and Francis Doyle, indicted fir the murder of Samuel Dunkin, and also for a riot on the same clay, near Hatlifriland,ou the 2d of November. After the evidence was concluded,. his Lordship com menced his charge to the Jury and the recapitulation of the evidences at five minutes before eight pelagic. and stated, that after the voluminous evidence that had been given without interreption, it nonlit he requisite to prit- - reed to the in livirivals against whom no evidence of criminality appeared ; and the first of those war Hugh M'Convill ; the second was Anthony 141°Ccnvill ; Hie third was Felix M•Convill, n. and the last was the publican James Doyle. T hese four were entitled to an acqiiittul. The remaining right persons were under the accusation of the dreadful crime of 'slimier ; and if they believed the testimony of the witnesses for lb* prosecution, they must find the prisoners guilty of mur der ; if not, they must acquit then'. After a must per , s pi ggo as and impartial review of the who case, during Nli o mns and thirty-fire mina. , t sfitoittlad -44, very much fatigneth at half post ten at night. The Jury retired - , and were shot op till after ens ii the morning, when they gave notice they had agreed to their verdict ; and his Lordship being sent to receive it, toe hillotriar persons were found gu ilty : John Hainan., Hugh Johnston, Felix M'Conrill,tho lilacksmith ; Dan. M•convill, Hugh Tomeo, Frs. Doyle, and John M'Alinclen • to he ex2cated on Nlondav, the 2;th inst., and their bodies given to the surgeon of the County Infirmary. j dames Doyle, Hugh Kenney, Felix M'Convill, and I Anthony M'Convill. at-rift:oh His Lordship. evidently agitated by the feelings of 4 sensibility and the pressure of fatigue, parsed the awful • sentence of the law, in a brief, hilt most pathetic man ner, which the prisoners appeared to receive with a firmness, or rather apathy, ill suited to their melancholy situation. THE ExacrrioN.—On Monday fire of the seven un fortunate men, who were convicted fur the murder of Samuel Dunkin, were executed at Downpatrick, in pug suance of their sentence. Daniel M'Convill and John M'Alindin were implied, and it is suppoied will be transported tbr life. SATuRRAT, MARCR '2s.—John Esq. indicted fur a conspiracy to murder Robert Darizoiontf. on the bat of Septemper last, at Tullyniskey ; and also for talselc charging Hobert Hammond with stealing a Katy, nail inciting one. Hugh I/Licari:in to commit -e- Jury. and also to take mac the life of the said Ro bert Hammtrod.—The Jury, without retiring, acquitted Will lon both indictment.. COR.Y EXCHANGE, driuL 5. A considerable wiantity of all Gras remained oter from Monday's market; in addition to which we had a fresh Aupply of hnth Wheat and Harley from Sialulk mad Norfolk; ►oth which 'mules were exceedingly heavy sale. and only a few picked samples of earl' could be gilt off oil Monday's isms ; ad other 'arts may be con sidered Is. per quarter cheaper.—The arrival of Oats is eery large; and to effect *ales aft abatement of Is. per quarter was submitted to.—lu Being sod Peas these is uo altrrat►uo. On Tuesday forenoon 41 male convicts were sent of from the tollbooth of Edinburgh, to Leith, to embark for the hulks an the Thames, leresinna to hying .rut td Butinv hay! of ?hr.?. 11 %%ere tried at Elinhurgh, 7f4 at tifserow. and Fix at I.frlinfries. Six male and two female eoueicts still mania iu the bomb byre. A curioas and valuable di4recery took place do Tties. day morning is l'.ennon's At‘rsh *Ad, liristnl.. A la bourer employed in cleaersing a ditch,. Observed some shining pieces of metal, and tot irispectina them, they prated to be &neat', half guineas; and seer n-shilling plete., c t trdi.; h-J. Having pieltsdop *redid% he bac: tined home oith them w Ms wife, odie f elsted oi i th joy. and Itetiig iistatoe to keep a -Stre* boiirea to her ac quriotvnce of her heehard'ailliod 'fortune. lie emetics of the !told foon apren4e4bd ',embers have since been exploring the ground, a iniblenr in the turf and Rlth for the treasore. It he ( - u n l ettered ftrit the Jepovi: was mloi- I.c sow.. f, isior ilad been pre.- vented he the . ..itc4 eonortlfroweenkiying lila ill gotten treasure. Dating the greater rile! of kat *Mr, the weather et Aberdeen had all the moor of wearer. snow fell to a eonvideralsAr depth in nist‘w /same+ In that district • and the thernwariefer. was ai low as 116 deg. . . .1 i Jr•l r