The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-09-10 00:00:00

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Od each; and in order to,pre -41, s oy i la, of trio& each person, upon payment of his i Ir r i e l ta seee ke p i l le atie t , c t h h ec is k ia , o u n p r o y n w pr i bal a.b u:t i i o o s n tan of ti vi i h r i e e t h s , rn sh ed o . uld ir abet 10. ISM fr Brtel'es•rils, Wa'sal, Shrewsiniry. Sa!op. and Rolplad New Light Coach. every Afternoon, at reduced Fares. 1 The " Express." to York, Scarborough, Whitby. Shields, Sunderland. Newcastle and Edinburgh a Neu Light roar- I Inside Post-Coach, with a Guard throughout; -els out ,1 every Morning, by may of Newark, Belford. Doncaster, Ferry-bridge, l'adcaster. Darlington. Northallertou, Durham, •Morpeth, and Berwick, and arrives al York the next Morning at 12 °tied,. at reduced Fares.—Driven throng"' with 4 coachmen only.—Passengers puling them selves fatigued on the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed without any additional fare. Marlborough and Swindon Four Inside Day Coach. thro' Aldbourn, Reading. Lambnsrn, Purton, Lydingtos, Peavey, Wootton Basset, Rainaury, linngerford. New bury and Maidenhead.—Drives through with one coach man only . no Nes Royal Patent Mail , Bost** and Lomeli. thro' Royston, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Stilton, Peterboro', Deep's', Spalding, Spitsby.. Alford. arialsb" q ua that, Evening, at isulf-pust 7 o'clock, Sasiday, at a qrter before 7. The " Express," a New Light Four-Inside Post Coeds to Carlisle. Penrith and Wkileisaves ; with a Gnar4 All 'Ds may, passer threao 'Appleby, Brough, Bowes, Greta- Bridge, Ridensond.C'atterfek, Boroughteride, Ferry-bridge, Doncaster, Newark, Bantry, Grantham. Stamford, Gree- Mass. Stilton. Biggksroaele and Baldoek. Sets ant is the Morning, and performs the Journey adt/a the rivalest Fa -47' REDUCED FAXES. Passengers detained iAt the road, by business or plea sure, hare the , peculiar advantage of their *ate being se cowed in the next Coach. Bad l l ll llbadaftlre. 'dairyman, at, Rasingfiall-street—Oet. 9. J. lo v-ereatniisAss Vedneitart‘illalea sltedefOl Ward, ;Lowestoft. Suffolk , twine spinner, at the Queenta.liwed , oes end, and absaitl act at a salutary itsbis tv thrYse.bl4li 'l.:n. Lowestoft—Oct: 9, W. Frond, Rodidaie, Lalstashlre. I gnidril wretches, who are fiwri throe to tirde pirsvitit fisminlonanufocturer, at the Albion Hotel, Mniichrn.ter—Oct. 2, .1 Rlyth, NewcastW-under-Lyme, draper, lathe Albion Ho- i t L i t t " i n act., to "laid from them, ,a nd nolfo, too, Mu •vriester. . e vigonrof life and Wahl ,'lnrried,twifYitonelllA CERTIFICATES.—Saix. SO. world, leaving an everlasting stigma on their.dipliffiii T. RinniiN. Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen draper—W. families and friends.—(Ctunnsel Herald.) Green-house, hudlow. Shropshtre, tanner. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Al. and J. Briggs, Brewer-street, Golden-square, sil)kslyors— J. Bradnock and G. Poole. Birmingham, pawubrolartr•—F. R. Newlyn and J. Bennet, Brixton-hill, Surrey, linen drapers—E. Dale and J. B. Locke, Wath-epon•Dearn, Yorkshire, flaw spinuers—C. Rattray and Co. Manchester, fosiian-inanufactia rers—J. Clayton and J. Porter, Barnsley. Yorkshire, colliers --W.AVerthington end Co. Northwlek. Cheshire, rock' salt proprietors—J. Martin and A. Chesney. Liverpool, starch lals. nnfacturers—J. Ray and Co. Sheffield, hat niannfacturers—J. 11111 and J. Bingham, Bristol, linen drapers—J. Barton and E. Phillipps, Gosport, brewers. . • . 0p - • tit I GREAT CLEMpIEt9V THE SIARQUE3 - 3. 6 10140; • I RELAN D. COURT OF CONSCIENCE. DUBLIN. • r • NEXIDef•KIN of ELIZABETH WATTS, Nre. 114 Qdree's Row, Stozdtwell. in the *empty of sfdailler; Issetised. viii apply to J. if. Ontrerrns. LISSIe Klieg Rider-street, Doctoreemasons, 4 • votosmOtribireg lel/tele advantage. a' 6o4 ERMA** Welts was brought up In the Orphan 4P k aed Estotes in Fakenham Banda Greet Snoring, Norfo.k. B ,TO E SOLD, VTO By ROWARDAEPPINGS, Altheireathers latt, Halt, in th 6 county of Norfolk, a Rater ' day *est. Sept. IS, between the houreof five and six in the t eftersoon,sebject Wench condition. of Selo as will be then sad there produced. A. 161. . Capital sod particularly Eligible l M.EST.:TSS compele(ne the Manor or repas uted Ma str o .r of which h been ictly Tiverphind Hail, aboautliag trithgamr, net-served, with the amaient.Mansion of Thorplaed Halt. si. rusted in -a vale of Pastore Lan', through which the Stiff key riser winds, within abpet one hundred yards of the Hall, in e brood sheet of 40 feet, dud surrounded by extensive Planta. fatdefulty laid out by Mr. Jobe Sand) s. A Farm House, with butbilldlnis, barns. stahie!. sheds. waggon lodee, bone housW, drilled ill garden, planted with Outer fruit trees, ear rounded by a large walnut ground. .and sundry In - Insures of Rich' Arable. Ifeadnw. Pasture, and Planted Land, containing rive Huhdreti semi Rig sty-two Aeres, be the same more or less, 'ell lying Osopnot is a ring fence, and in a high , state of mettle'. hies, end eitnatml in Fakeniteut and Great Soorilg, in Norfolk, together with • right of Common of Pasture upon the Cum wig and,Waste Grounds in Ftkenham.-501 A. I R. 0 P. are Freeltold,'4l A. 341. 14 P.sre Copy hold,fine arbitrary. 3) A. OIL 245P'cripvianid,fine certain. and 5 A. 2 R. 29 P. I n Snoring were allotted. Ind held free of litho. Fakenham has a glod Core Market oh Thursday!, and there are Coaches to and frnm Ina kionalaily, and to end from Norwich twice • week. Thorpla ad wltt.in 'event eniars.and a half of the Port of Wells, and nine of tbe Pert.of Rlakeney. three and a half of Walsingham, ele eenuf thirteen of Barham, seventeen of Swatfham, all Market and Poet Towne, twenty-one of Cromer, twenty-three of the Borough of King's Lynn, and twenty-6se of the city of /tor elell, end, near to several Water and Wind Mills:, and Voilmendi and Harriers are kept in the neighbourhood.— Dario% thelast s efeveh years large sums of money have b-en orpspded* the Proprietor In draining the Pastures, Planting, rising- e* tenet*, setting a new River. Cloying, oilskin, new Reeds, Ifibrditn!mil Orchard, Buiidlog and Repairing Farm Remises, Brilges, and Garden-walls, aed In otherwise improv .ferr the 'Coates. • Vet Cumber ;partioniars apply to Edward Senplnget Land .Ageat.and.Vninrr. sport.. near Swaffhanr. Norfolk; or to Mr. .y. Wiehrts, jet. Solicitor, Holt : and to . Breeden and de4ons.3,- ga ged-court, Throgmortort-street, London, 'where Maps a vie Estates stay be seen.—Mr. Plowright, of Snoring, 'Oil Peon appacat lon show the Property. 1 Iferlif6ED FADES AND UNEQUALLED TEA-. 14.1 -.,......,' ....I n , ' • VIKLIMID Ponntet...Vett.. RANsOITt, M AND CANTARBURT, ' 4. You, Inside Cnnohri. and key,' good titre, by * • ht, C. MOUNTAIN end CO. ' • FistMOEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNERATREET, • I . lINOW*IIILL, LONDON,. !VOHS foliating LIGHT POST COACHES, Mails, I lay. set oat from the above Inn: The " Tdegrapil," Dover. Deal, Ranssgale, Margate, ilrged Stai rs , Canteeloary, Ferershans. and Sandwich new superior fat Coach, every morning at a i past 7 o'clock. ~—ln consegvenee of. the decided preference glee* to the Te legraph C octets. the Proprietors are determined no expense shall be spared to render it the first conveyance on the lett Road. Bromplon, Chatham. Rochester, Graresend, Stroud, •ISitlingboarne, Bahama 4. Osprii ye, Morning, quarter past?, AT REDOCED PARS. The "Royal Eclipse," 'alumina, Plymouth. Exeter, Trims, Bothnia. Penryn. A urton, Totness, Dartmouth. Weysteulls, Dorchester, and &bury. Serery morning at ~7, qlwongis Hennas, on Ax ter. Bridport, Blant { lord, T htocHridge, vStton, Basingstoke Hartford -bridge, Black listl r if Itagshot. • 3 The only Day Coach tr Weymouth. (driven through 'with two enachnien only.) 'through Ilayshot, Blaektrater, ,Basinystoke. Overton, IVhileharch , Andover, IVoodyat(s. •Castrnore. Salisbury. Rtandford 4 Dorchester, at a quar , ler past b o'clock in the morning, 1 Packets from Weymouth to Gmeresry, Jersey. Cherbourg, lii. Velem ice. ercry IVednesday and salarday afternoon et t o'clock. . I , The " Union," Southampton, Lyntingloo, Lyndhurst ,Winelweler. Basingstoke. Mart/Ord-bridge. Blackwater. t.,' Sul Ilayshot new four inside Coach, every morning at S **Moat • arrives at Ilse Coach and Horses, and Vine Inn. filathanspton. by Fire o'clock. This Is a most deligh(ful ! ninefitanee to the Isle of Wight, Jersey. Gnernsey. Sl. ... I Jtatees, Barre de Grace, Cherburg, ¢o.—The Proprietors Self the above Coach hope to receive a continuance of Oust . :aspport sektels has hitherto . bcem experienced since the eon ,oteneement of the " Unitas." ' A new Light Day Coach to Dorchester in It hoar, only, ,arough Bagshol, Blackwatee. Basingstoke, Overton, Whit . chords. Andover, Salisbury, IVoudyeats, Casktnore and 'lllaniford. at a } past 3 o'clock in the morning. —The Pro • evtetors of. the above Coach are determined no expose* 'dull he spared to render it the first conveyance on the Wee . fon Road. ' Bath and Bristol Post Coaches, through CkippenAans, "Coke, Marlborustyls. Ilungerford, Newbury and Reading. • every Allernaoo at One ; arrive at the Greyhound Inn. Balk. the I.ondon 7 arern, Thomas Streei, and Swan, .tristd? early the ut-cl morning. Cuttehee to Wells, Bridgewater,Tantßon,and Plymouth, et redared Fares. '. ' The " Umpire," a new Liverpool light Coach, only One !'4.'ight on the Road. carrying Four Inside, sets out Daily , slt One; arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon, at b, thro' OWebeen. Lathbwry. Northampton, Welford. Lulterrorth, .iiineklyn,. Atherslone. Litchfield, Slone, Newcastle, Kant,- ford, Warrington and Prescot. ', Ottyksetotry, Wellington and Shiroal Light Post Coach, „Ars Afternoon. Guarded. -; , engage and Sontinsollon New Light Post Coach, every - ' Rlonttay, Widnesday, and Friday mornings, at 7 o'Clock. b .rut' " Reel:l,3oam." Leeds Light Post Coach, sets oat terry Afternoon at Two ; and passes through Baldock, Riepteswa-le. Eaton, anclafen, • Stilton, Wane/Ord, Stam ford, hreerhain. Grantham, Newark. Tts.rjord, Markham, *oar. Relford.Bartry. Doncaster, and Ferry-bridge, ar rine at Use Golden. Lion inn, Leeds, next Afternoon, at t o'clacte. in thee for Ake IseadfOrd. Ilut(fax. rklpton and . lintleersficld Coacher. at related Fares.—Driven through , r witkfour coachnsea 01141.—Laiglive and Packages only std. per lb —Notwithstamdiag the uncommon expedition t ir Ai, roach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable a mnplete public conreyance on the l‘orth Road, being ~.. • tatelnalled by any other. ' ilacrosegate and Ripon Niw Light Post Coaches every ' • ttlterotoon, at s, 4.8 in the Morning. " Sileteame. Lonators..Oretnts-Green. Annan, Thsenflies• •EropekiN, Thornhill'.Bentquhar Kiln. Cannock. Kings ' ' wet Ned all Parts 0 &Woad, a Light 4-Inside Pohl easels Daily. • is br ; % i THE ONLY DIRECT COACII TO CARLISLE. The New Royal Potent Mail. Cambridge thro' IVare, I Runtingford, Ilnekland, .fir Royston, Keening, at half-past 7 o'e oek, Sunday, at a quarter before 7. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby. Lonsdate, Bolton, Charley, Ormskiri and Garstang Light Post Coaches, every Afternoon. The " Royal Express." New Light Font-Inside Post Coach, to Liverpool, in 21 Hours only. thro' Warrington, Preseot, Congleton, Lawton, Newcastle, Rudgly. Kauai:- ford. Stone, Stayord and Litelvrteld. (WI One Night on the Road.) every Afternoon; arrives at the Sarrteen'i Head Inn. Dale-street. Lirerpool, next Evening, at S. The advantages to Travellers who honour this coach with their preference are far superior to any other on this Road, as the "iletyal Express" is driven throughout with 4 coach men only (3 /as than any oilier coach to Lirerpool)—a sa ving to Passengers too evident to require comment • besides the additional tutrantage, especially to commercial inter ests, of performing the journey in less time than any other coach ; and. notwithstanding its cheapness and expedition, the Proprietors pledge themselves that for safety and ac commodation it is equalled by few and shall be surpassed by none. Wakefield 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon, •7 ISIWUCED 1 , RES. Chester, Isewport, Whileckurek. Tarporley, Nampl wkh, Northwiek and Middlesviek Light Post Coach, terry Afternoon. Sander:and, Stockton and Yarn light Post Coach errry Morning, to the George 14n, Sunderland, •7 REDUCED lIA AEC _ _ _ " Express," to 211anchester, Winslow, Con- Nieto*, Newcastle, Wa:srat, Wolverhampton 4. Anrstrford, New Four Inside Post Couch, eeery Afternoon. LnilY 011 e Night on the Road. AT VIDUCED PAM!. Sheffield and Rotherham new Pone Inside Post Coae every Morning, called •• The Express," and also " Rockingham," every Afternoon, er sanucsn fig!". The " Royal Express." new Hirmingkam Ltathe Foil Post Mack sets owl essery afternoon, carrel" inside oaf,. passes through Warwick. Leamington. Southum, IVeedon, Darentry. Stoney-till istford. and narrater. to the Saracen's Head, That rStres( t • Itirminghan. early the nest morning.—Dricen through `rill' two coachmen only, Otto less than arty other coach.) The " Krpress" a new Light Post Coach to Hall, Lin coln. Northcare, Harden and Doncaster. every morning. at eight o'clock to the Cross Keys, Ma. ket Place, Hull, and also the " Rockingham" in the afternoon at 9 o'clock. The Hertford, Ware, lluddesdon and Ckeskent Coach, AT INDUCED FAIIIII. Tottenham and Edmonton Coaches daily at ekven, half past tiro. fire. and eight o'clock. *.* At lteduced Fares, to Leeds, York, and Doncuter : Luggage and Packages at only two-pence per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acqoaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, &c. of more than Five Pounds value, if lost, stolen, or damaged, Unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for accord ingly, at the Saracen's Heat inn, Skinner-street, Surat London. FROM TUESDAY'S QAZETT&• WAR OFFICR,SErr, 9 42d Regiment of Foot—blej..r-fien. tile G. Murray, C1.C.13 from the 72t1 Foot, to be Col. rice Gen. the Earl of llopeteen der d. Ditto--I.tentAlien. Sir John Hope, from the 02(.1 Font, to be Col. vice Sir G. Murray, appointed to the command of the 491 Foot. tri Id Ditto—Lieutenant General Alexander Duff to be Colo nel. vice Sir John Hope, appointed to the command of the 744 Foot. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of East I‘,thien. To be Deputy Lieuts.—The Earl of Wemyas and March, Lord Eleho, Lord Binning, Viscount Maitland. Lord Sinclair, Lord John Hay, Major-General the Hon. Patrick Stuart, Sir James Hall, Bart. Sir John Gordon Sinclair, Bart. Sir Hew Dalrymple Hamilton, Bart. Sir Thomas Troubridge, Bart Slr Thomas Dick Lander. Hart. Sir George Warrender. But. Sir James Grant Suttie, Bart. Sir John Buchanan Hepburn. Bart. Robert Baird, Esq. David Anderson, Esq. Captain James Dal rymple, William Cadelt, Esq. Robert lily, Esq. William Hay Newton, Esq. Francis Walter, Esq. Robert Stetlart, J. Hunter, Esq. John flay Maatenzie„ Esq. Capt. William illy, Col. Alexander Maclean. Ric:lard Flay Newton, jun. Esq. Ma jor-General John Dalrymple Agiirew Fletcher, Esq. Captain Burn Callender. James BadouillEsq. David Anderson, jun. Esq. John Anderson, Esq. George Rennie, Esq. Robert Fer guson, Esq. Csptain JaeuesSay. BANKRUPTS. E. Watts, Spencer-street, Doswell-street-road, Middlesex, merchant, to surrender Sept. 13. 27, and Oct. 21, at Basinghatt street. Attorneys, Messrs. Evltt and Rixon, Haytioa-sgeare, Minorles, London. 1.. I. De ?defaults, Arundel-street, Strand. merchant, Rept. 10. I?, and Oct el. at Basinghail-street. Attorney, Mr..fray tor, New Inn, Strand. J. Meanders, Upper Ground street, Christchurch, Surrey, victualler, Sept. IS. 27, and Oct. *I, et Besinghall-street. At torneys, M . Ware and Young. Blecknutn-street. J. Or4nltc. Piccadilly, fruiterer, Sept. IS, 20, and 0ct.21. st B.singhell-street. Attorney, Me. Chapman Sartwer, Serle street, Lincoln's Inn. J. Maxweil, Boston, Lincolnshire, tea-deal er , Sept, IS, 20, end Oct. 21, at Itasihill-street. Attorneys, Mr. Cheater„ Staple Inn. H. Caton, Yeovil. SomersMshire. draper. Sept. 13. SO, and 0.0.111, at Bealngkall-street. Attorney, Messrs. Green and Askant, Sambrook-coast, Basinghati-street. DIVIDENDS. Sept. tO, P. Waod, Kingston. Suproy, gardeaer, at Bag*. hall-street —Oct. 6, J. Butler, Allik-street, Lpailon, amebae% et the White Bear Inn, Manchester—Oct. 7, R..llusband, PIP' mouth, mercer. et Vfeakley's Hotel, Plymouth Dock,-Oct. fl, ilt Mewheod, jai. Wakefield, reonev-setirenrr, at the Ciotgt House, Leeds —Oet. 6, P. and R. 'Olson, Leeds; merchant% at the evel Homy Lee4e—Septi 16, R. Stephens, RoulburA CONDON V. CU &&&& S. On Saturday last. here was a very curious hearing in this Qoart, before Sir John K. James, in which Condos, Esq., was plaintiff, and Mr. Checks, the celebrated Magician, was defend Plaintiff stated, that he sought to recover 3.15. the value of a hat spoiled by defendant ; that suing with another gentleman a few evenings before, to Mr. Charles's exhibiti.m, in Grafton street, his friend, who had some knowledge of these mutters, puzzled the Magician, and gave him 6011101 We annuyauce he must confess, on which Mr. Charles gave to each of them " a fresh egg," keeiang another itimAt. at the same (lute saying, that if they could do exactly as lee did, three but omelets should be produced for the company ; lie then broke the egg, sod poured the contents Into his sat, desiring them to do so with their hats, which they did.—((lure the gravity of the Magis trate had to struggle will' his risible faculties) and on turning their hats up, tmu hats and sleeves were all bespattered to their great annoyance, while Mr. Charles suffered uo Meow. veniel.• but produced his omelet. Sir Joho —Perhaps, Sir, you would have done we'l to de mean yourself like other Gentleman at such an Exhibitiou.— Mr. Charles, will you have the goodness to go through the ett• perimeut here, fur the benefit of the company. Mr. Charles bowed await amidst peals of laughter. Piaintiff said that this was no treatment for a Gentleman, and that the public were e ntrerned in such au outrage as this of Mr. Charles's, and tnat he walked home at night without a hat. Sir John. with great good humour. then turned to Mr. Charles a: . d asked what he had to say to all this ? Mr. Charles—My Lord, I an sorry you and I are treohled with such a slay dill lIS dis is : Sir Garret Neville, I ate told, dismiss this worthy Jantlemen yesterday, saving much laugh ter, and advising him tO keep de secret, and nand de advice of Sancho Pan:a. " The more you, Ate." My Lord—lts the language of your greatest Poet— " The very head and front of my offending Lath this extent, " No more;—bald hen I in speec 1, being a " Foreigner; and therefore little stmli I grace " My cause, in speas log for mysel,—yet " By your leave, I shill a round thivaruish tale relate " Of all, what drags, what " What conjurations• and wind mighty magic, " I stsiu'd dis bat withal."—(Loutt laughter.) Dis Janilemsn have come wed his friend to my rthibi• lion; they den appear tu know every disoosta well as misiself, anti den if tbinks 'I Ail try throe; titere vas a mach large faigionable conti.any ; my performances, either in scii;sire, Of slight of tie hand, may be migoired; my tricks are Al much r say—any Wily ran do dect— let is, when Ilse know how —(fowl laughter.) My Lor, 'tie nu Isuxh; you re ' member Columbus's egg—lie say, " I rill make ais egg stand on end." Ile too vas laugh at, but he tap de end on de table?, and de ding was done! Why dill not the Jatit eman do as I did? Where is de oder Jantlemnin ?* He have more sense than because lie have vex himself, and been laugh at, to come and yes at and laugh at ate. PLtintitf.—This is all nonsense, Sir, you ought to apolo gise. Mr. Charles.—Apologise 'for what?—Here is your hat, (taking it out of a handkerchief) you state it is spoil, you throw it at me on my stage and den you say you co home uncovered ; where is it injured—(6/owing on the hat,) dery my Lor, where ie it injured? Sir Jultn.—Who knows, Mr. Condon, but the hat is im proved by this magic : it does not appear to tne to be in ;need; you should have got Mr. Charles to blow on the bat before. Mr. Condon.—Why did he not offer to do so? Mr. Charley.—Let him take his bat —" an egg to day is better than a shieken to•morrow." He thinks, perhaps, your Lordship and I are chickens; but the Dutch Pro verbs toil btu] "sunne reckon dere thickens before day be hatched." A Mend of Mr. Charles then begged he would rest his rase lucre; as no injury haul been sustained, he humbly con ceived nuetbing could be reeuve red in that Court. Plaintiff—l have paid Ms. for a new hat for the one you made me spoil. and I look fur justice. Mr, Charles-1 make you spoil! Come sare (taking two full bottles out of his pocket) here are two bottles of strong laudanum, taste them, take your choice, drink one of them olf, I do so, here goes (swallowing the contents attar bottle amid murmurs of horror and laughter.) there sir,— aim, you no drink, dat sleety me you know better than do as a conjuror bid you ; take your bat, or shall we seed it to the Alendicity, and be good humour? Plaintiff•—Mighty fine, sir, but— Sir John—Really, gentlemen, such a case as this is quite rare here; I can give no damages for what plaintiff has felt about his hal—there is, 1 believe, no barns dune, and 1 must dismiss the case with costs. The decision ageared to please the " greasy rogues" in the Court below, who, like true paddies, forgot, for a time, their own griefs and animosities to " see the fun." Thee parties left the Court in apparent good humour, and the heaver was borne by Mr. Charles's servant to the lodg ings of Plaintiff unhurt. EXECUTION OF MICNAEL NARA. • . CLosatet., Sam 3.—On Monday, the above anfortn nate man, who was respited some time ago, paid the for feit of his life in front of our county gaol, and in preseoce of a vast concourse of spectators. Between twelve and one o'clock the miserable culprit appeiredon the platfirui, at, tended by a Roman Catholic Clergyman, the Nev. Mr. Baldwin, evincing a great deal of composure .and resigna tion to hi, wretched fate, anal seemingly regardless of ihuse horrid preparations fur death which surrounded him, so lust was he in prayer and pions rjsculations. PrrVious to his being launched Into eternity, he addresard the assem• bled crowd, and as well zs we could understand Liu), in the following words:—" That although he was about to .submit willingly, and acknowledging his respect for the laws of Lis King and Country, still that be could with site conscience declare, as he vs. then declaring in ' presence of God, before whose tribunal he was itninedia, . to appear for judinent, that he was ant concerned, dime* ,ot intUrectly, la the crime for which Le was ceudemed,, ttthitt be forgave his accusers, hoping that God would s!Ve hinter and recommending himself to the - prayei hld,hoeette, he. pateatly awaited vie unspent which. to tilos', his Arts; in this life, and died withq u t r spay. 'Safely it is a melancholy spectacle to lifeltpld 1 ' LESLEY. (1110111 TUZ lAitIRtCK [VLSI rOST Or TUriDOTir) We noticed Ponfr time since, we.belieye it was on,Priding se'unight. the day. %printed for the execatioo.of 110114 MOP victed at the late :Assizes, of attacking Morisy's howekilw.• immediately pees ions-to the execution, one of theintaetelti teats eon, Jeremiah Noonan, received a respite: whoa Ate *is coniniiiiiicated to the hither** resigned bet trssaiditing victim, which was done in the most feeling eray,•ha.eas Oisisned, "iflt is tor a fag days—if it is het a sag of e Arm renise die now, es my pied is quite reconciled to meet my Groh"- ; The other, nee were executed, and Noonan was token -baskstp jlia nett, where. le was observed, he manifested his gratitude in eonssoir prayer. Powever, on the Trwaday feklsralag. the Sheriff' vesseiverl au order for his execution, totalra,plerwoo reeler. day—this Weed was an awful aunaancemetst ; but to re. lieve the authorities from blame, or a charge of inconsis . - sncy, it is right to account Jog all hie. t. gebtletuan, of souse rank io the comae, had written to Judge Dutton, to stay the execution of Noonan, I tue reasons th.t may, or I would, lead to some useful discoveries. The harem; Judge feelingly assented ; but Nose tlimeoV.TiPS Opt beiro,e, made. (the vv retched strati iu all likelihood hsrit.g none to ' Make), or those over whom in this dealoralrie "We 14 I could haven, conlrool leaving hi n to ohs tare, Isi•rxeentiou was ordered to take place. To figure the state of ilia mind then, t'ouse only who had the terrors of death ileum, diet ly before them can best describe. To lasing back List distrareed thoughts—to roam anti tre•optillza his spirits— to fix his I isvain on that flesh, from a horn he was se. . panted but a few days before, *as an urdertaking t • wh'oh he was wiling ta assent, but to which he caul I too yiel4 with ease—in short, he was benihlcrrd. W s this was the state of the wretched NO.1114?1, public opinion aas .not indifferent to his sufferings. 'f he anstire of Lie was not questioned; but he was lmikeduocra as. in at. Is tottering twice foe one offence, aid the teeth koo on al - snowy of Lord We Ics'ey's heart it us. detertain•al to :,- peal to. The au' jest excited a general ittterso•, it us us taken np promptly, and on Friday aMe nodal u us prepared, started by a number of warm-heart-si citizens, and forwarded to the Castle. Having bad an hurntelo sh-oc in the exertion necessary on this trying oceasioa, ice siset long remember the generous spirit and tender *en ib we met in nearly every ind:vittual applied to, It as ale array of benevolence +have the special pleaslioga or osittils—the spring of the bear, and it was not heartlero-.- nriginatiog in fee iugs of coartusos humanity. it rraptirod oot a gilt margin, or a titled sionatare, to recornamoorlt,tra Lord Wellesley—it reached a heart which is kaolto to bus the depositors' of every virtue, arid it Vital t Arn S to day mom g his Excellency's orders to Vespite the sebtence of death alto e ther having hero resolved by t seShetit. We underrand that Stamen, is lort4beflifa W be out Vie • Botany Day. o ss • . • . -4ot t • • . [fltn3l Tule LI)ORICK atteurrtctos no wsittmbsoaT Un S coley arming, as Stephens Fitzgerald., Powwow t. . the Rey. ti r. (Ayer, seas valuing tithes on the Lords ni Creaves, in this county, be was attached by five men ia their shirts, and their faces blackened, armed with a hotly and a spade Jinn lie, who gave him six cute an the brash and several severe bruises on the body. A small putty of the police luckily arrived , to his relief, and removed him to his hanse near Capp r—but were not able to approlsthd pot fellows. r Alonday owning, between 6ve and six O'clo• want named Cope, who had been placed, with two others who escaped, as keepers on the crops, &r., on the lands of Daigle, in this county, was beat in a must unmerciful way by:atom:t hee of men, dressed in wourea's clothes. His lift is rie spired of. • Extract of a letter, dated Garaagh, 29th August. DM:— " A few nights ago, four men from the neiohbourlsood of Magliera, who had gone to Coleraine Market for barley, sad were returning to Maghera, were attacked about Moe o'clock in the evening, on their way hum. near Garuagh, by a number of Orangemen to• the amount of twelve or ups • rls, with their coats off, and armed with stinks, Who commenced beating rod abusing them in a most dreadful manner, and also abused their horses, cut their sacks, and spilled their barley. There can be no reason assigned for this outrage, hut that the poor men were Doman Catholics. Young Mr. Sampson who resiides in the neighbourhood. came up immediately after they were beaten, au l in the kindest manner borrowed sacks for them, and assisted thew in gathering up their barley, and aftertvarcia escorted theta through this town, and a great part of their way boat •. " This outrage occurred in the neighbourhood of .Nsi John Knox, and Mr. Ogilby, both Magistrates, and it is hoped exertions will- be made to discover the miscreant', as it happened in a very populous part of the Country. It i• 'upraised the Orangemen were all or the greater nowther of them bleachers from their diess. " This system of waylaying and beating people coming home from fairs and markets, seems to be pretty getwrally adopted by the Orangemen since the unfort-unate occurrence at :slagliera, as several were waylaid and beaten a few nigl us ago coming from Kilrea. But if the Alagistracv use pro per exertions, and act with impartiality, they wilt soots-inac a stop ta this species of outrage. A poor Carawn of tin. name ot' Mg:6sta', a Catholic, who tors been for eeresal years employed in carrying Beer from the Maghere dre w . ety to Coleraine, anti who had no other means of lit ellittord, has been atonal out of employment by some of thee/ seii constituted legislators residing in this neighbourhood who, have threatened to take assay his life for no parer rewrap/ but that he happened to see some of the tranSactioua than oocorred at Mag Isere, on the 12th of June last, sad laid tiles hardihood to come forward when ca11..11 'upon and' give' evidence against some of the individnals 'l l l letter was written by Mr. Clarke, the brewer, to Mr.'llon kin, a Deputy Grand Vaster, living in this lielghbonrltOod,„; ashlaeoraei tiorl mtlaltorudgiahttelwyousltdoillar Lim— b so o nc tb ieu p e r n o v ee cd p . v it er i 'no *sat, re t 1.6 still peillsied in their threats, and the pl:o9r 'man hathkee in consequeone thereof thrown oat of eurOlua e,o*g, Sirr..l.—lt is with infinite regret we•annr that, oh plgulght. the house of a fanner named I witilikts linttevant, was set on ffre'and totally stOiD; J * • hgrie destroyed, and his' cow houglied. rittalWeriecily gyedit that this barbarous stowage al ic tr the ,Ample offered on Si 's of the Coectry, bad net t iite iiiighty'reipettable cer • • .. . , on 'Duni dor,' its' dire* men 0 ~,.. r . . .„.,t,,,,,weenN.w.. ps, ca billjilto“p !Pea 11); . 4 1114 06011,1 thi#l I if(Wf . t . 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