The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-17 00:00:00

THE rAITSM Art Major, and deft he had said he showed it to Major Brow.. Won he did to witness; and that about that COUNTY hiCYO Meting. lime, the Major wa leaving the country, and gain( cutlet-11 1.10/11M //1110 [BALD, E.() 41 , 1717 F ;to England; sedan admitted that the wholes of the meanie• titan, t•e , PAYISASTII: tat DU/GOONS, time, from the Defendant's fi rst introdedien to ItE NT. I Plaintiff's wife at Oakland, io July last, until he 'lbis itinerating caner, which has excited mock at. was forbidden the house in August Isat, ON the dls tentinn in this count,, was on Monday !said before coney of the criminal iatercarse, wets a period of Jake J•thrion. His Lordship took his root on the only five weeks, or thereabouts; that there were 11.•itrk soon •tter nits* o'dork, and inuadiesely pre_ wooly sit visits paid by Defendant at Oakland and aided •M t the tri a l , slack continued lentil about Cherieville (the residence of the witness) taken IM "9'P *Yea os thefelloeilog asorniug, whin Ilse Jury, ;tabor; that the first visit was on his being hire. which was Special, wired. dead by Major Brows, and lasted only shoot Mr. hlscat opened the pleadings.—Dimages laid an hoer, or an hoer and a half; sod that Mrs. at ‘20,(04. Filsyrold and Defendasit had no private canner Mr. roam,' elated the caes'• soden at the time; that the neat visit was paid After the proof of the marriage which look place Si Chariaille, where whims and her husbeed at Jitter. in 1811. had invited Defendant In dine; and that Defendant Alta Kinn., the sister of On Plaintiff ewe wife did not sleep there; bat that he conversed a greet of Pat. Kirwan, Esq.. of Charleville, was needed deal with the Plaintiff's wife in the druid...room ; by Mr. O'ComigaLL. She proved that the Plaintiff this visit weediest sit days after the introduction at and his wife had lived within a sheet mile of her rya. Oakland ; that the third visit was at site distance of dace, at Charieville, almost ever since their arrival five or sit days, and was a visit to Oakland, where in Ireland, after ad/ marriage; aid that daring the Defendant came. accompanied by the two Miss ethos; of that time, the Plaintiff had been a must af. I Browns ; that slams was else there and that et fectiunale husba n d, a n d th at s h e h a d any thing improper In thecondat of Mts. Fitzgerald a shod time together in the shrobbety ; that Use neat ielliflh her husband, but, en the contrary, she had visit was •t a distance of about • week ; and that at behaved as a good wife sad as statement, mother. one visit to Oakland, towards the end of the pried. snail the arrival of the Defendant in the neighbour. I he had slept two nights then, and that the last of liod, and his introduction to the family. She then the sit visits was paid at witness's hone shoot six or gave so account of die former intimary of the Dr. saes is the morning, whew Defendeut came to *iv, fendant with her father, in the year 1704 ; that her l tinge further information ea the subject of Mrs. Fitz father, who was a mon of remarkable &gaily sad getelti's resolution to quit her hssband and family ; penetration, had had the highest opinion of tiee Dr. I she admitted that &ally after the walk in the slants. Galant as an hon o urable an d wort h y man ; that the betry, DefendaM had spoken roefidentially to wit. Defendant bad conferred some pecuniary obligations nets, sod said Implemented to find that Plaintiff had no her father, and that open the Defendant's arrival not married happily ; that he then mentioned to alt. at Radiofoto., is July last, be was again received into ems, that Mrs. Fiftyfold had calmed to him all the family as the old and doer hired of their father, I her errors as to Mr. George Kirwan, Charles and ins admitted to the most enbeeeded confidence, gyred, and Major Brown ; that he informed her Mrs. just as if he had himself been the father of Plaintiff Fitzgerald was remelted to quit her busload and dal lied herself; that seen after his inistadatios he ap. drat, and to go to Elegised. anti that she had eta peared to have acquired a complete contrail and as. I proposed to go to him to Ballinrobe, sad reviewed auditory ever Mrs. Fitzgerald ; and that from that him to give her money to enable her to do so, but time she became sulky and discontented ; that the that be hoped witness did not consider him coxcomb Plaintiff and herself cowshed Defendant upon this enough to seppae that it was for any personal at *Ojai in the most ennierved and confidential man. gala/net to him that she made the proposal ; that he tier ; bet she was convinced he abused that confidence; ! was convinced die only wanted to make hint a step. and that from the Iva visit be paid at Plaintiff's Imes., ping stone to the regiment ; and that Defendant then be formed the plan of seducing Mts. Fitzgerald ; and welted the necessity of a separation bet seen Plaintiff she mentioned as a proof of this, a very remarkable and his wife, and that some halo provision should amain, seal by him at that first interview, at ;be made for her by way of annuity, to keep her Irani which Plaintiff and his wife, and sheen and her Ins- utter ruin ; for that he was persuaded alto would go basil, and also Major Edw. Brown, were primal epos the town if she went to London without some when Captain Kier sod the other visitors were about such provision; th at vainest, when Defendant told taking leave, Captain Kerr observed, that this delight. her what Mrs. Fitzgerald had emanate!, mentioned hi tree. pet him in mind of Paradise—" Yoe," said I to him the circumstances respecting Gary Kirwan ; be to Captain Fitzgerald, " are Adam ; yes," to hut did not mention those connected with Charles Met. Fitzgerald, " ate Eve; and Moja ikowe here. Fitzgerald, but heard him in silence; that when De. is the Devil." ' feudal talked with witness on the subject of Mrs. Mr. WALLACt ttttt .exasnined this Lady.—The Fitzgerald's misconduct, every thing abide wittiest closs•essuileatiou lasted neatly three hours, and it. I said to him respecting Mrs. Fitzgerald cestai..ly had greeted from her the following very extraordinary a nadency to confirm him in the opinion he avowed and curious detail :—She admitted that Plaintiff had 'of ber (Mrs. Fitzgerald). that she was a very bad Wieland her that he and his wife, previous to their woman. She admitted that Defendant had cooleguni. lionise, had gone aloe, to the Clergyman to marry cased to her (witness) what passed between Mrs. them; that the Clergyman bad eefesed to marry Fitzgerald and him, as to her eesoletion to elope, them, melees they cam* accompanied by some other . sodas to her confessions ; and if it were not for what persona; and that accordingly thee west away, sod followed, Ike would have thought that all tint was refereed gene limo after, bet on the semi night, ac.. done by the Defendant wee quite consistent with the eampanied by ether persons, and were then married; opinion which witness's father had enterteioed of she understood that Away afterwards Plaintiff and Defeetiont, of his bring an honourable man. She big site cams to London, and then Plaintiff left his said, that on nee of the t wo d a y s th a t Defendant vise is. lodging', and went to attend his stalkss in had passed a! Oakland, the Plaintiff and Defendant the Military College; that in anon time atterwaeds had dined at Charleville, Mrs. Fitzgerald hating they came as Dublin, and Plaintiff seat off his wife remained at home. and that Defendant had informed untie in the canal boat to Tolima*, on bet way to • her that Plaintiff, no their way back to Oakland, hi, fiends in the annoy of Mayo; that she hop. ! had requested of Defendant to intercede with his posed to sad, by evident, a female acqesiotaceie wife, to indict her to maks op with witness, tie boat, otherwise she would ban had this journey i with whom she had quarrelled; that on returning, Si' rattan unprotected, veal sem friend, to whom they found that Mrs. Fitzgerald was is bed, and vita', had written, should man her ; witness knew I that Plaintiff requested Defendant to go into the the late Mr. George Hiram, who died a short time i bed.rooni to speak to her ; that Defendant consented, auce ; there had bees a report, which witness be. j but witness only understood he wad to the doer of Inn& that about far years and a half or fiat years I the bed- roomood could not say is hailer that was not I since, Mrs. Fingeralsi and Mr. George Kirwan I every extraordinary siteation incorrect:l a mediation Nail some improper intricate* together ; the re- in ; thought it maid have been very eztraerdiary pest bad reached the Plniostiff's ear and nitwits's, lead improper if be had been actually sent into her and tailings believed then were improper animations bed.naeet alone ; bet Plaintiff, ended the family had and flirtations between Mr. G. Kirwan and Mra. ! the sternest confidence in Defeatist, and lied ninesald ; that so far fad the suspicions on that him as they would a father. The last dad of Da. t subject gone, they Mr. P. Kitson, witness's heshand, (admit to (Amityville was at 'ix or seven o'clock le had got up at night to watch Mrs. F.; witness and • the morning, when he tithed the mimes, and her hes- her imaged left the house nest day, or in a very band; and when they time down, talked to them la chart time, and therefore Mr. P. Kirwan did not watch i gnat sorrow of the filed resolution of Mrs. Fitz. again; suspicions had gone se far as to Mrs. Fits. I gerald to go away, Kr. In conversation with sit. I geralsi's impropriety of conduct with respect to her nese, Defendant said, he wondered how there could verfesynndence by letters, that her drawers bad been be suck indecision as there was in the family on such searchefl;andarserstardePlaintif also searched her prr. a *abject; that in Scotland they would deride in. son for letters, bat none were found; witness seder. :affinity on a abject which must bring disgrace epee IRELAND. *toed that Mrs. Filigreeld had given !sedans= to Der husband ; and witness being salted for what par pose the laudanum was given, she was understood by the Learned dodge to say, it was for the parpom spf getting rid of the husband, that she might marry Mr. George Kirwan, who was a rid* man and mach more wealthy I hen her husband; but in • few ml mitts afterwards witness said she had not intended to say that the isodsnam was given to pt rid of the hetbottel, for it way by the Plaintiff dying in the West Indies that Mrs. Fitagerald looked to pi rid of her husband, and to marry Mr. George Kirwan; bring asked, why then was the lathunum given ? She said, she conceived it wai to enable Mrs. Fitz gerald mere safely to meet Mr. G. Kirwan; Mr. G. Kirwan married after this time: and witness ander. every branch of the family. (The criminal inter course of the Defendant was afterwards discovered by means of a letter frum Mrs. Fitzgerald to De fendant, which was intercepted by Plaintiff, and which he afterwards scut forward to him, to NO what answer would be sent ; and that en sneers was soot afterwards, with other letters from Defendant so Plaintiff, and others of the family; and whew these letters were discovered, Mts. Fitzgerald confessed to old Mrs. Rtzgerald, the Plaintiff's mother, the whole of the criminal intercourse.) At the coaclusion of her rress-esamination she admitted, that to any b+- hand who knew loch facts as she had stated of Mrs. Fitzgerald, lb. less of her would be of very little I value. The Plaintiff tt•ao west into evideore to prove the rtond that it 1034 reported 11.:intitf's wife bed then a Ihriation with Charles Fortgerald; befitted there had beet. 'itch ellirtativn, but did not know of any thieg ern illy criminal between them; believed there had been such airtatiou as ought i.ot to he between a eto dp•t I.ls3cried woman mill a Mi n isspat i i• nu n ; wit n ess 81.,1 not I.ear iv repot t of sot thing criminal between I wife end Aliijnr Brno•; bet on a nose I ring produced to her hy Mr. %Vallee', she admitted ii w a s and that it bad been 'linen In her by the Befetidant : it was a ante ad. iliettini In Major Brown, and Middle' to a former iiitqcourse between ber mad him ; wiioess admitted, sin reading this note, that she had no doubt the,. had been retiring and improper intimacy let wee') Nlajtir ltso•tt and Mrs. Fitzger•lrl; she admitted that De -1 hail !Jun n her t. is nos at the time lie re ...it,d i; facto 3i.,. fi•zgera:d, to give it t• the set of crimistaliry, and for this impose prod ored the butler and two female secants. The hailer said he bud axed a ladder to the windows of his mistress's bed-room, for the purpose of cleaning the win lowa according to the directions he had received some time before; the ladder was too low to reach the window stool, hot be placed it under it ; the lower pants of the window were of wood, but, standing en he upper rang of the ladder, he saw in, and NM 11. Defendant sod hi' mistress in the twd-room : i.e said he ran dawn to bring pp one of the women 88888 nto, and made her also go op the ladder, but he wont first '•sid the woman stood under him, and when that we. Iman went down, be deired the ether woman to go op, which she did. I Counsel fur the Plaintiff then proderrd a dragoon to show that four letters were sent be Defeedanr, by this dtagoot, to Mina's lame, °near obi:11 wet net directed, nor dated, nor Giggled ; bet Ilse drs goon was directed to denser it into Mrs. Futter.ld's owe hood, or Wog it back. This, hewers?, by oils kw did but JP, bet handed it to the Plsintiff.— This letter, in the form of • note, was proved to be la the Defoodent's band-writing, sod by the roe tests of it, plsiely *hewed it was intended for Mrs. Fitzgerald; it did net motels any direct •Itssion to soy crimieil act with her, bet was written in a tone of high authority, enquiring implicit obedience to his directions, evdeeing Me set to teeters a step from her Ammo till oho bad bisdimretiotos, or that he *mild have dose with her dor WNW, directing her, however, to send whatever climb's aka did met west by • emits whom she could rely Ise to Hollinrobe, blasting her for beieg governed only by her pas sines, saying that he was thinking coatismally of her, end what was better for her, though Ise bad little doubt she was laughing in her stem at him for sop posiog he was en object of Mistimes. to how, sod bidding her to meet biro at a particular time, sod net lobe afraid if he should appear to be Isle, as be • Geld cerisinly be with her. At between ten end elites o'clock, Mr. WAL. LACE rose to Mk, observatimis es the case thus made for the Plaintiff, which be said he now took to be folly ripe for the decision of a Jury open the evi dence of the raisin! himself. The Jetty having cherged the Jury, they retired, end remained esti! 10 o'clock the nett etorsios, teflon the, returned • verdict for the l'iaistilf for 1 SL:Ol. damage,. IVEST.VIN.S I i.K 3 ifl3 lONS, Aran 16. Woo. Varies. a respectable nosier labge, wa• ambled Oa ern•l apse a reiehhuor. aha w►at sat fo► the purpose et is pinata./ two d.e• shat were tatios. %total, Appetit. el. howled Joao :he Progenitor three arms, oral brat Ms lel*. ely. The Wt. newel .oiled iw• ertliteare in Ma ' , choir, who swore psaitirrly ,hat he had wed to vittlroce iiialaloef ; hot the Jury keia% .a.nfl.d, tusal him Guilty. Th e faros. efirr solitroeterithot no the gator, of the hay r, ttitteted Marry to pity a flue of *ll. hatch he haws donna did. Mr. Ago IT Ikea airised the Prowcutor ta irtlirt the Iwo usionetto Si., peelers. sod Shot he wapiti saw wrlllogly arse big P. rakes W. hoes ronr . olott eta sieilor nor fa Ilse Ruble. rata, Mu. wile 1.0. Wool go a, i.ong toovoils tarn es ilee Oir or oioole), t 24 of Morris. The i ouwir 144e;ixed ru Se sle mambo impris•usest la Th , nns. Walling was lisditleil for 'Wallow s preliri-hi.dker. rho., fr. El e.•stain Cspow• I).nre -hired, that ri bilge M ~rd a friend of hie a. r wathttrß Cntharsir Siissit, a fru Shim win, the Prie.i ir pit keit be. pocket of the Itiiiirskerr:sief is greariis, and that she ovissava he hail dime it, he sii-ied it, a 16413 the POMO', trisi..eruirit by Sue red hi, Ltrt.d , sod no his. was fowl the handl. 1..1.irf. Pi i.nrer in hit Arlene, 0.11. 4 . flint nn she ',poop, owded so, us. the a I arch. he bad twee to limn, when bY clur.re Ile wet v 'imager. in whose he e..neennni.ateill, that be it :0 in nun' win itHicinn. *lwo the ver , ,.ti inlirrierd him , AA if he nivil.l r a atm% with his. he ii.u.kl bud hint me, •ben he tind biat h.el ma money to par ler one s bit hes eninineline 11).41..4. that it he chine in neut.., with bon. no ...ski las "I, had Li. a IWEing. tot nwt.y So pay for II; SIMI no their guts( darn Catharine he AS iriurtled to .toy fate Mw tsiwt., pgri he warld return in hi., r bra, 011 to nvrw, he entre bin the luindh.eettief. •st,ine. tithe Ste had (Men at lane ti r It , antd that w , rts be Inns apprehended. is was vie. 111 that time In pledge it. The ( . 1111•11111All hicrtest Mated he evidence the Jury. they ialawiliatell :firmed n verdict —Guilty, . ., d 11/R$ ireleterell le its Illuelli• saipt.,....www. I. T..shib-Ileida. COVENT-GARDEN MARKET. ibis was as appeal of termite ralmosea in uweentvirdes. market from the densioa of the Jury at that parish. It ap. pears that the Jury, la the atone of their empirtes, hod discos meted that the baskets made use of by the ts.leorsen is the ad atroomeatent of trait, Ike. alibaegb They purported to bold a bo•hel. la pain of Inet held so Owe than about three peeks sad a half. and away of them mot so much as three peeks. The Joey I. romintueare bowmen these mlesmeo Is the sum which the special Aei pr..eides shall be forfeited. Ni. Aootrats. no the part of the salt , t a t s. was b ran ' a t sane leadin. Is was urged is their beeilf. Si at the baskets empl yid by ti-em were shirly there tibias were u-ed by the grow, s of the fruit is the measorriewat at the amities la them. seises. Ow tbi. other hood. it was ass reed. that Meath away Seim bathers were hum& ep to 101111. will they were oat made OW of, but that when, and mod smeller Imes, were rabstitated in their *ad. Tbe mater row rests is the headset this Coart. The flute. % tit hos tirclareJ his re elegies forthwith to requite lbw a eh solemnity to She market Asti be pro, did with a vessel which shall coutaia 'tartly the quantity of the water westiore, awl dud it •hall be coospeteat for emery parrlusser to demand the toes errmern of the articles he boys by the 'reveler bashes. I tow .1 the ►laßh4ratrm soteested that it woold be per to Itairc She New measure stamped or evaded al It the words Wesswioarr Measure.- The t'nelanne said. he did no 4 think it saki be memoir" to base tectonic la any mark. He had. he said. deisresised open ematili.itting sh► maw eseasere. and he Ronk' pa-trator any (wilier regulations until he should see she soccer of the pftlCllll sine. .NhasIONS. The General Quarter %esker at the Peace few the Ranateh of lout heath, were het., no Friday at the Totilehall, before the K Sit J. LAVICII, J. J. SIIITII, Fee. Ae. Chart , . H....cack, seed alas IS, wet aroterted few telawalusiv talitho foam the yenta. of Jaw. !throe; a watch-ribaild. a gold and two watch keys. to the Web of March law. The Ptaaetal.., riot is lAe ltarosels an she emeriti westward, when Ike rohhery wa.erected bt la. Pt... are, and lvt• ells; ft., who, haa ever, 1/101114 aloof. V. Aril tie Pri.atet WAS coave)ed to the smolt hates., rt auprartal el.* 01 4i. friend. ohs etireatel hatiote ant atilt to bane hi. (tie, hat to a.terten what he had dame ti ills the property he is,,tip,igge.t 1.0.1ro) ; hat ant 10 , 1•11• me to et pee Uthaelf to the afire., tie g.tt Imo a ra to were she third penis (who he. w all nta tit the MOW) 10. s, earl reeled, sad wish wheat he entered into nn curlers.. elan. Will be catch it," shed nor, •• Sim; %au?" •• Ikeill, I. afield," leaked the other; ,• but Ler , the h-1 aid he ding Ike oireg (prayers)? Ilis rampant-a em.rti!ad Ihr spot ; hat an newer overbear* 11 e r.sascr•nituo, 1..4 she hire, awl west to the pl..ee painted art, aril th-se t i med be I , case.asae. peal, Ivy., Ike. The l',1•1111.7r wr iths..(l t.oitty,ad.eutered at TsataranalLei far Life. GRKAT PUGILISTIC CONTE.kr, 1%1.AR SANNSLEY, IV VOlthSlltlti:. Thl, Mille ono far bits,' guineas a•itle, between John Willie.; she thumps... 4 the taster pkre. aid AN aar.orac aL II p ........ of (414•“... 010114 she ,eleutshr Grosto 11,40, its. 114 darysihy M.I. Tbs. contest ratites( rothlarrahle intryem (,r Sail. , rouhd Itarfallle), nod is c welenehre a she Illethr.aa. %Irg,./...ra oh trusted by VTIL•, he we,- ohne I ils. , eghl earableca44. an., Mirk ell arrer.sinity hy she Joining Reim. 'lhe heii:r soh'. IsLhe as ! slur Fall 1,e..•, :1110111 foal Mill , . Sena Harrte•Le3, in her pr., • pellet at t 0.., 101..1•11adf elf Sprcha...... I ;•arge Ib..d .rot Ike Mricap..lj, 1.• ..resse s l Mil Ishpii. F.., hhe Myer lON' Ills, Ia il manor. she heat hl Inane sabee.slato g wheel, per,.•4 ! I ~ 0,4 c were 'pi,. rely coulfeled. TM, rig him •rseserr et (Ire., (a;IJ. st to tie ~, I nwsi tar at bi. 111114rr bring at hi. Moon . eha:sls .! hint I, se t only In ear, in fis•l•tisle •It ir, hal II 0.. lallgal 111111 .....% 1,.. n•ssid pr.selni. Ult.., lel, a. Sr dep. n.i.h: ei.fuo she l's .5 kmork slow, Moo, ashsl .I.lNpou the drys nisproa are ..1 she I dent. 1110611 mete 'sonny arse won by (isren. 1. si n s. r.,..r.i i hishirlf as g/./inn i anti he theft psoyisAnsent email tar 4... 1.... Ished tab, •. lie Wa. a rn.aplele kocs . irer.(ley, , if. ~hi the I Chew !lacono mete eieritilled is. Yee the ash of ihr.r tkmoninil ... noirts is Chanter/. Wile. head 111.4 unatesially rltnnbod. Oar .1 hi.oehe an. clesee. nal she other Got verzsne I •oes . /.• N ess s %bile, on the tot tray?, I :leen MA haerely ri gawk he his. hotly, he a •ernsch span he. Mc,. In she 9Ms ..shi Iht . ohm( Nike eirefl.ered train a Strewn. as. his ass..,, Si.. 'heat's, n h.. I hi. potful...a ,kw../ es • fini.Aer, mat lowlarrlse, y h.. L • ..• OW ging. timer ramitip.iwo le.li pl t-. hal a stew fen: av at 4. 5 0, 1 . s Isylyed a hen lireess Millested W.L. is frit. ,he .o.llbal, Nit he repried " Ise csasslA flthl 11. shut, !.' Green .0, then st..- l elated she ,item, innisho she kohl onshhoint at hi. ~..s.d.. ant I Cralb .as kimilruro al% . seer pr..ehs heL.s.yine P.. she 1.0.40 4. ring. rbeldit fire of she roe.. •)ses.a a C.c .0.1,C de.essi.t.nys. a EXTII4OIIDINAJW AITEMPT 11;1,..14 IN 111611 WK. -ND Oa Illoaday ask hal • ;swig Gesittivess, whs. se {MUCH :Haled as• Nelde rowsly, waste a P. 04 estroordo,of attempt spas i erldiusr whele ess6oll Is J 311, s% al ck . •••• t eV • f•••••sf Illargegy. Tie Itlirlaia. • Ann sno n ft n called ai 11 16o lros nsd Orressiseef. and nTereit ..:1 of esasin e is of id purportisi to hr tier re ,Mlllllafieris tads Ind ml prn• to s q w 4 a . m .. pgsgp a p sow 0.1 tirelNresee Irine f r . 04 dam be wont Ile Whi!e Hear Godee-Ssose.Pire..d.l. t, • easstaile repaired thiihre lona hi. so Alialla.Maith•-lf,4 t 1011 ire. where he isadesereat Y ersailastios. w• • rerimno..t lls, tie atseadaises she darks to wham Is Ira. as red Li. •eeselliseg lie abuser. were fosse is he.. •innenWo.n. I said and abets..ilea ensured as Mks Ow die Irish Kruk sad warred by • slailiar wade sf isapssiiiine The circus sue.... wade bosom so Lewd 11. 001 Insinsiatios for seeded to 'iris d, haus *bleb plaar hives are daily etsreied. He as. t u n, • bar* so die swell boase. sad a. she dew , al isis.l-101, a smarm, aparawest was appeiarsd for his our. 7 g insralap, as a per. 0 marring she apartairei is wake gem, r.. snowy eseriries. be was fumed lying is the bed welterkg his blued. astrin • Trey weak woe. Mr. %I is k, 9urfrevni. •.f alas).le.bisse street, minded bias liminwiliindy, nod dre...41 Ow issued an. Or Jugular iris. It mos very Ifni% an d k i d berm is/01N by a swil, which vt as treed under r.s 14, al. lad prier is that had bees .a the stall. Ti. rises muse, la. sardeniely wade knows Is his Lordship and she Illsglntr u ie. at blarlbeiriligh-strews Psliee-alee, sad he ma. einneyst in James's workhouse, where be ass lies is • disavoin. tics under lie rare a Mr. kw*, she .iwirae. 11. very .Idoirs speaks is say war csweeraing she stair. sad has ant moues acv Misr for the rash sumps I bin is is dins& she Ow dirgor e of his showiest led bin is is A,.••• s. clime...nisei siii ail w, be will be brought sip is Marliserspb-street far eassaisivinu.—. He is a dse Issking yawn ass dressed is ihabeigat isf latilioss POLICE. -.lw-.- hlbutob boesr.-00 rattily, Dewid T.N, a titabrit trnire, to ilesad4liarb, beimigbi spi far pairs* ilia omits Of Or sir!' give* Siam to MAW. H. 'peke milli w Gr. Num 64.• erst, as/ eel bight, gmbieredril to a ott.t Ispettbe test Sta. a, Aria: able is cora rl kiwi 'alit, psesa claw if lierilasa it. list bad umfariewately Iwo *writ times t (.4 'fleet of Ibe mar Lied. It cue aired by the &Scan, Hai am aim t sere& lb. mime ef.al et, to bap b.s be, bad •,u •g faati.y.—He teas teal is fhlti.sett 1.. a a•-sali, bed need 15.., tlaid.r ter, arse' mass ill by tbe ('sort apes be. vellum Grimm $ Friday. J. Smith was Gaulle examined j fir atit.,Liai tweet seder Use reamers. he orledie rM Saws el te.,141p shd repteteatiag himenft. ham raise rata 111 r. Seat, a I hher. mmuradiee ewe" Item thetertams fur studio., b.., be. w hick. be sa 4, had lama lowleer4 b. their m.. 1 nar 10411,14 e, At Mr. illarb, obligated • bd. fir :tarred arOrt., • feu dam smd the alma ttaesthitea se the Papers Sad Ihe 'fret of brine• i.. sets,.! per% rs t.. the Mice emoesdar, she preened .nroit Mr emerald'', oculars Wt. Mu. Miemliand, of Valor mid. emu Is•onmg lewd wens I. taut hre bathes 1 . 1111 .! *one tow,. aid *Meta remand Mr Is. 44. rem* or tart h... erre, ...rated, lam net arid. ate 1•811e11, 1••..% ••••rplift•••, • reatahle tratel. Mr. Parte,. ef the Ithate Visaed mod blevrard, Valifilen, Late. M't lola. .I.se.g. goat ibr Prthmer had imermed arm he aims% wet Mr. Metter WI elder.4lrate n. call her 1.. C o . melba, le be bravos Ihmee. tad a amber tem 11 he chrderilmar., awl Ir. Wide tar /sale Maul TM ardammers et ire Put....,, epee Ills tad evert hoary het wee. member emit bat roma sr peareaer isirteered la eis rms. paean le view he re. Wed hos ;nate ea norrosuaatoss.—Ou lade, J. Clark red 3. IWO/ors WM were Newt., malted so a Mow of hat Ns .• siesamm gawk. el logged erect Ia Wit pater..... with %herb Mal were famed is a pabla It else is sir !Mend, were 1114/114•11111.1. Clark eat camtritsed. said Sosishoss Medisford, ..at at 1M lined Imes Myles beta awe us petiemina, war eel rota Mites hem tweak (16111 le kurw .f ultra miaow*. MARKR73. UXBRIDGE. Ceree-leepeeeer's Retire.— fevases APRIL. 15. Whorl. per Wail .... U.. --e. SO 1/1. Darfey, per esateer 45. —4. le VOA. —d. Ana sera •• dee. —4. Se la. Old Ditto ..... —•.—. t. se --s. Pros .. 444 --4. le Ws. --dl. Rye IL PRICE OF LEATHER Rem. ao b. seihZ;;;ii 1; :so per ph Distr. 36 to otilbs. tacit 244 to 4611 iierrlLaut•' Hat L- to —4 Divirirt 144 to WI Foie Caw* Hides • 144 to 1144 Cs," Hides si to oitto for colt* 11.4 U. SW Ho 43 to 50(b.. - to 144 Call stir su t. CM*. - 414 to 311 Diu. 30 to 7001 c. - SOS le 36d Dist. 76 t. 801 M - AM to 344 Ural /took ((treouliterl) - to Yid Loy. diiir W.. or 41s. per dose,. NLNGATL AND 41:AIIILNIIALL lIIARKLTS. (In the Canal.) floef .... do. 04. So 56. W.Veal.— 4s. N. I. It. 4d Yale.... be. u 4. 44 tr. 01. I ... 5.041. to dr.' ba Lirab ua dd. Pit ICll_ol' TALLOW. .4t. James'. Illarkel.i;.44: 7 1.;;e7i1i..te 7% .4. —6. Od. Clare Xlmirket .. ..111.. 01. YrlWwitierbettatt W —...14.. V/ hot... limp.. Nl..rkel 4s. 34. Vi etre dill.. 411, ltd —O. OA. per N. wt 816. —..— P.m,. dill. —44.. 04 —6. W. A terace .... 4s. Ted. Mrliosc Moe bi- Od. -.--. Od. Otte.. rebel. 31, Od. —s. OA. (haves 24.. 04. (:end Dery kr. Od.. Yell** Swop. 1 1- o —MMlled. ii...—t.orti, ion. —Pm.. Chi. Price of CoaCe.. per dozen. 1:.. 1ii.—)141.14... 14. 04. PR IC Ii of Hops. -• NEW P ICS. FW ForSeis KFIN 1/.. s.. 61. 114. I Kent ....111. 10 .le D. 15.. lb.. so 61. A Sew! . 61. 6.. te• 61. 13-- tut.% .. .56. co. I. Q. I h... i Forearm 5.. P. W 101. 11. COAL-M/IftKi.T. Area IL at Market. Skips saki. Print. ` fio'r Newerrtle Stik 11 satate...l4 .. B COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Fottoay. Aran U. Anwerdoe 0 I) H OU. peen". Ali ... I)kis. at 11101.0 U ; liriem. 4 worrdare. II t C. F. Matta, Se 1)010 • at sirbt II 9 Voince Hatle , tla.s. II . I Napier. a l ninerp. II 01 •% mn. Palermo. lirper as. Ilainburgh.:l; Il U. I Lielonn '7 ••___ A item. 31 u. ( !rr!o• .60. 3 Aey.. SO Ja;brini. 6111 I:;tin., A 10 U. -- • IS per Cent. -• _ 119 Mu. Cork. pie frog. Freft.os Ihr liaise. 14lee.ise ARineftke lla e linlimok, 113.12m1. "ej elterlive I l'otu's' GO& ho Ger% ('..di rileetave per ea. Bilb.se. I. rleSd IwHMI% per he,, Mew Ikkllars, le St Gibraltar. 11 'lleer.s. llan,elaMaed 51.6& On 'h 1516 in.i. i■ Huai Ism mop. TH. r.ria.l, Mn. t. N. Dian,. sit MARRIED. tin the St 4 hi t. at NI Crone'.. Simby irk. Rohm Heim , . Li. or %s e.' 'gear,. to Isabella Rebecca, serellat daughter sir lac Tasnil.y Mario, Esq. tan the 19th last at tar church of S. Pancras, Mr. J. Ramo. of Jadel-sttret„ so Seams, @sly daughter of Waiter Weft, Log. of the ishiad of Jimmies. - 61E1). Oh 110 P 154 h lett. at Tottehliam•grevo, Mary, the wired M. N. Miriam. 1 sq. 0. the 14th rattast. at I..sktua, Amt Rush. hire of Mr. Theephiler Ideatc. Oa the 131 h tit. 4. at the Vicarage. Pleorthfl-tt, Kent. aged 319 ilmrtette, wile et the Rev. T. U. Durham. Come et that Place. LONDON. : nowl enbijobed by S. Kett. wt tlf L) mr, No. 4, Salisbury-et:tut, Fiett.,treet. I • i ./ Lei