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- - ~-_--~ ~~ - • , Pr -004 .OeA rD _r y s- L ' ..3 " "l"eP • • /-• ) . . )r - Pinokylt4 • •••" • • • , t • • 7 • ,AAly A ik • t • * I \ •.• • . --- • • *Li qti:t- 1 11 4 1 10 •IPIPWIP,1 .t •a I • :4 N vmst •863. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1821. % . TIIRATHR.IWY.4L, DRURY-LA NR. THIS EVEN IN( W EDNESDAY,Sept. 19, bin Majesty itrrvaat. will *Worts (10th Anse) • seer Drsniiiic Piece, I. shrew lON calird GER A1,1)1 DUVAL, THE BANDIT CHI BOHEMIA. Verelili Duval, Mr. (layer t Covet Alionberg, Mr. Aar. said ; blarricr, Mr. Gatti, • Atinaln, Mr Kt.ißbt ; Mr. Randall; &emelt; Mr. Ainsiith. Eilielind, Gnomon of Altenberg. Mies Siniilifou; Nine, Miss Crbtll ; Nina,.' Mrs. Blued; Berbera, Mrs. Egrrion. from September 22 to October 30, at ten, at Guildhall, Lan do.. Charles Francis C 0...,, of High-street, Peckham, Surrey. soop-maker, from September WS to November 10, ■t tea, at Goildholl, Loudon. BANKRUPTS. Charles Bayley, of Ablagdon, Beek., lion.-draper, to su►- render, October 16, at morn, 16, sad 30, at eleven, at t►e Crown and Thistle low, AbMidas. Attorneys, Mr. Nelson, Essemstreet, Strand; and Mr. Graham, Abingdon. Isaac Wardle, of Nottingbism, lace-morinufactorer, to stir render, September 27, !11, and October 30, at ekv►n, et the Ram Ism, Nottisighium. AnN►oeys, Messrs. Hord aid John me, kiag's Beriab.walk, ?ample, Loader; and Mr. Feeru• bead. Nottingham. Archibald Reid, of Pimlico, MidJlesex, eat pester, to stir reader, Remember 21, IS, at sae, sod (knob r 30, at leo, at Guildhall, Londoo. Attselley, Mr. Topping, Greville• street. Ilistloalarden. Job■ Bata', of Greseritiosonth, Noriblb, gmitimr, to sm. reader, October 2, 3. and 30, at twelve, at the Sleek Lion Tavern, Great Yarmouth. Attorneys, MPIIKS. Sayers sod Soo, Garai Yarmouth : and Henn. Swain, Stevens, Maples, mid Heat, Predericles place, Old Jewry, London. William Rolfe, late of Teignmonib, Devon, builder, to surrender, October 9. 10, and 30, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attorneys, Mr. Burfoot, Ismer Temple, Loodon ; and Mr. Gidley, Eerier. Joshua Burrows, of Gloucester, mercer, to surrender, September 26, 27, at two, end October IS, at eleven, at the Fleece lon, Gloucester. Attormeys, Mr. Cog, flerjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, London; and Mr. Juba Chadburn, Glou cester. h.a daughter was with the men who beat him; no lojnry was done by the shot. FOR TSIC DEFENCE, Elie* Byrne swore the Prisoner slept in her boom the Diehl Needham was beat; she saw him Ku to bed and rise in the nsoruing. Mr. W. Laurence and Mr. W. Keogh gave Prisoner a good character. disitge Fmetemeit charged the Jury ; if they believed Needham, Ike 'deuces laid in the indictments were sins- Wished, and, however painful their dote, they were bowed to convict the Prisoner, and be cautioned them against adopting a practice too f equeat with hirers, that is, some of them finding a verdict of guilty uu a compromise with the others to recommend to nicety, noel be moored then' that if they shoold recommewl he world not take settee it, i.e aid to reetimmendisi the Piimmer, se time appeared Whim, to impeach the Wheatley nr Needham. Whim the Army sutired and remained far Wenn hittlaw—• Mr. eitystega submitted to his Lordship, as this was wow become • amines ease, that oa consideration he felt it his duty to cell his Lordship's animismn to the indictments, and to submit that there was uo evidence to **main a.y of them. The first was burglary; to establish hit offence in point of law the breakiwg mini be done with a felonious sad here the intent was only to commit au assault. There was • fur ther objection to this indictment on the evidence; too the 9th of June it is day.light at two o'clock. end if it be so light that the farm of a moo may be distinguished, bac illary cannot be committed. As to the second indictment, for assaulting the dwellitochusse of the Prosecutor, Mr. Bennett said, that evidence should be given that the district in which the offence was alleged to have been committed ass disturbed before such act could satsuma to • capital feluoy; no such evidence had been given in support of the indictment. And as to the third indictment, there was D.i evideace that the Prisoner entered the house where the as souN was alleged to have been committed. Mr. Joslice FLaTCllleti observed, that as to the first in. dietetical, he considered that tho breaking into the house wee evidence of the infinities to do the set, which court itu ter' the legal offence of lauglary; and as to the time,thot ii,. oil neat raid he was able to know the Prisoner by sroontight. 31r. Bastion contended that at the hour of two o'clock there was *efficient daylight fur the Jury to willow it ass by that iirykt Promises's (sea visa knows, and produeed an alosauark from which is sppea.ed that the moot, hail set that nielit twenty minutes after twelve o'clock. Mr. B. referred to Several eases to wove the points he relied on. His Lordship was pleased to pay hauteur attention to those points, and said he would requite the opinion of Judge Moore, and seat to require his iss-istanee. His Lord ship immediately Caine into the Crown Court, and after a consult•tiou, their Lordships ruled the point* in favour of the Prisoner, and sent for the Jury, who said they had round the Prisoner guilty un the indictments ; but the Learned Judge would not receive the verdict, and told the Jury that the points made as site bar for the P. ironer were good to rim* of law, and that they must acquit the Prisoser on all the ladielmeuts. Pnics 7d. Po'swoosh Whelan, John %ration, Edward Boiler. Jahn flea. net, Daimons Horine, std Aired. ins Josses, Emirs. A considerable lime was OCelOpini ID astinionong witneonee before the Grand July. The lest bill hound was on the inn formation of Thos. Hieginsen 'templet Eleanor vrivar t . pour yid I.!in4 IPUM4IIII, f..r mating a cost, which was treed-- • to 1/111 1 of the repositories for stolen gunshot, is Toilette-street. The Prosecutor delivered " s round 'shell srl his best style, in the course of which he described Maranon in pitmen of the Promoter with tree militery prevision, tenth the outset to a " place iu the evenly wheee him self, a horse and car, Mill Iwo men:v.-sled her !" His Lordship was of opinion that the evidence was tlefre• tire, and that the ter. iv. r was the person hest entitled to pioubilimeast ; he tberebre directed the Jury to sego,: lbw Prianuier. Culkerrine Ntrioftrn, for stealing a silver fork, the p overt / of Hugh Paginate, Erg and a othle-spuou, the prowl:ix of Henry Falitioer, Esq. was rand Ortilly David D 4141 Itlizabelh rent.= (the father sod dauxitter), foe steeling a qsautiiy of wearing apparel, the p.oparil of Walter eliteltorv, Esq. were 9111111 1 1 / 1 111d Peter Connell and John Clothe, iwe ili.lookitryr Felker., were indicted es pickpockets. It was stated by Patrick M'E.ny, the Prosecutor, that he sold • cow at the last fair of Carlson, for which It.. meosaust 71.15,1,-61. of which he tied Hy in a small leather parse and pot it iota hat breeches pocket. The Prisuars were peewit at the trimartiou ; shortly after a woman tame in feat toe him soil jostled bit. " in a joke," labile the two Prisoners came up, :me at ear's aide of him , mud jok•il ateasitser, one of them carrying is dm poise in the midst of thiejuttej. Daniel m u nee fit gee evidence that Ile saes the tetra% ea, and the Prisoners were rouo.l John Rooney, Charles Thinner (a bay abmit twelve yee, a old), Tho eat Borne, nod John Larder, were indletr.llo, a,aciaiiiing, mod appearing 111 arms, am the istehn of the filth of %larch , and 111.6 of April, and amovittistr Pato iek Lenun. Patrick Lemon, examined by Mr. KeststfissoMstisetta lints in diatom nl.ind of Kllol[4llll, abet, hr Wry b lira 4 is tenant to Captain Jsekson ; on the nicht of the Nth he March last, the Prismoers (wliuni he ident.ll.-s) ease le Ms house, shout half.past mkt o'clock, and ash. d of Ile haul worked un Oil.. farm he hail joist taken; they entered the halm by raising the latch, slid asked witness of he was is lied; wa nes, said be woo; ['ritornelli then desired him " Teets out di rectly." and uric of them desired him to road hnek, sa they were armed; a shot was then heist in witness's fere; it dot nut kill hies, for there was no ball in the nun; *kola was asked *mild he rose up the and being frightened he said hr worold; the Prinotere umlauted outside the attar; bet *tea the tBth of March and 19th of April, sitter's, kook out a am of his fart.; tos the nth they paid hum asoo•her Tilsit ; the Pa wners and rum others composed the ; a person outride maid," surround the •illaie's house, we A:sallies now ;" they broke the dJur ii, pieties; prior to which witness mid he would let them in ; they said they would nol take his word fir any thing; they makes' if hr list taken oat h 4 lesse; sad armor the party inside proposed Su oosib., to shout witness, but this was opporsed from the bwable l.y use of the Pri mp...ea; they then said, if they ie..... oat, stoat hint they would beat him tai such a maw. , •••r.. leave hint linable to lull firm, and immediate!, pe: Get! Orate let. execu tion, and struck him with tlve r , pips; The Pd.-terra slid not enter the Mouse, bet rvaseis.,l is the are; thy hoed near wioness--senne a quarts, a 11.11 WOW Iwo toiler from him. %Vitoria. was rendered u , aole Ito work from the heating he got. the the MI Msy the, again pool boos a visit, and gave him anther [sealing, as mach as did hirer for another while. The Prisoners were 11111 present ou ibis occasion. Mier which • • THE CORONATION. The Processlos eoninsences from Westminster Hall.— The Second Scene the Interior of the Alibey.—.The Third. letrodpetory irreie, is which Mr. Knight will latrodoce a sew Coale Suits, entitled, K The Cog and the Commission had the Propre."—.The Fourth Imo, the Holt, in I et which the Gsam4 Some of the Cbarapica. : To sereeleirlis ytith Mepth sinie) a arm Amer, eaLled THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM; Or. A GHOST IN NPITE OF HIMSELF. The principal Characters by Messrs. Cooper, Gatti*, SU •IU 41, Shah, tailed, Mrs. Or, ger, sad Alin Sinitheemi. The Doors tie be opened at Sin sollliselt, sad the Per foNIPINIPOPII to brier at Serer. ssus, Te.; Snored Prier, Se. 64—Pit, 7s. id.; Second Pripi, U.—Gallery, Is.; Second Price, lc—Upper Gal lery. le.; Seemed Price, Pd. To-aparrom Geraldi Darrel--wiib The Coromitioa—after which will be Frodoad a sew Farce, called Maissieur Tes tae. COMPOSITION FOR ASSESSED TAXES. wcyricit la hereby gins,. that Persons de throes of COMPOUNDING for their ASSESSED TAXES, or of RENEWING their former COMPOSI TIONS under the provisoes of the Act of the first and se ws) George IV. cap. 113, may, oo application to the As sessors or Collectors of the Parish is which they mid', or to the Surveyor of the District, receive the forms of notice applicable to their eases; which forms moss be returned by ties, wish the declarations therein propr.ly Sited np, as prescribed by the Art, us o► before the stb day fir April, ,1822; but persons who have reduced their establishment 'MCC they entered into compositiou, whereby they ►ould be chargeable with a lets amount of assessed saxes for the year commencing the stb April, 1822, than the duty composted. ed fur, and by eras,,.. thereof are desirous of waiving the said composition, and entering into a new composition, are required to give 'wore thereof to the Surveyor of their dis trict, within three calendar monthe•fter the 10th July, 1921. By order of she Ruined, MATTHEW WINTER, Sec. Offiattar Tau's, Somerset Douse, Lembo, Sept. 3, 1821. DI VI DEW DS. NEW THICArRE-ROYAL,HAYMARJEKT. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19, will be peeformed • sew Comedy, is three sets, called RISE AND FALL. The Principal Chirartera by Mews. Jones, Terry, Wil liaos, Tayleure,Oxi+erry, Decagon, Lary, Baker, Younger; Mrs. Chattilley, Mi.. Tayleure, hlre. Pearce, Miss Beyer; and Mr. Coveury. Aker which, 19th time, a new Comic Piece, is one act, called October 27. W. Boyd, P . Bennie — ld and J. Drommond, of London, merchant*, at eleven, at Guildhall. October 13. R. Pewter., of Bristol, shoemaker, at twelve at the Rummer.Tawern, Bristol. October 11. J. Preach, of West Orchard, Corostry, War wick, and also of South Bridge, fAtobereb, ribbou.ora a•factisrer, at ekven, at Gai dball, London. November 20. J. BIM, W. Banks, and G. Bryson, of Kine. street, Cheapride, London, wholesale losen.drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall. ()ember 11. J. Haalh, of Carlisle, Ctimberland, common brewer, at clever., at the King's Arms los, Carlisle. October 11. W. L. Lott, of Lisedilo, Carmarthen. druggist, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn , Llaugadock, Cannarthen. October 26. B. Hobbs, of Rerlbrittge, Southampton, coal and timber merchant, at one, at the Black Swats los, Winchester. October 10. C Pitch, of Braintree, Essex, miller, at twelve, at the White Hart lon, Boekieg, Essex. October 9. W. Payout, of btanchester, wilie.merehant, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Deanocate, Manchester. October 10. J. lone. and R. Watkins, of Bristol, chymiste, at twelve, at the Bash T , Bristol. October IL W. H Clarke, of Lydeomb and Wydeombe, So. menet, coal-merchant, at twelve, at the Bush Tager*, Bristol. November 17. G. Melia., of Fenchnrch-street, London, at twelve, at Guildhall. C ERTI PI CATlES.—Ocitosna 9. P. lords., of Whit/chapel, Middlesex, draggist.—J Graf ton, of Manchester, calieo•prister.—S. Rubies..., of Hud dersfield, York, bosky.—T. Parks, of Birmingham, merchant. PARTN stamps DISSOLVED. R. Abbey, J. Cock, end 12. Johnson, of Pascres•lane, Loudon, wholesale tea dealers, as far we relates to the said W. Johnson, September Ilk, 1921.—C. Slater and S. Pope, of Fetter-lase, London, earners, September 11, 1911.—K. Griffith and W. Hinde, of Liverpool, attorneys. Septembe► lb, 11121.—J. F. Huldinl, W. Worsham, and W. Pears; of Newgate street, London, and of Coventry, ribband.manufae, terms, September 13, ISM. MATCH-MAKING. The Principal Charserers by Messrs. Jones, Oakeery, De. 'cusp, Terry, mid Mrs. Chatterley. To conclude with the Musical Esiertsinelest of NO SONG, NO SUPPER. Crop. Mr. Payne; Frederick, Mr. Leoni Lee; Endless, Mr. Decamp; Robin, Mr. J. Russell. Dorothy, Mrs. Jones; Louisa, MI,. Garrick ; Margaret's, Miss Carew. BANK OF ENGLAND, Smelters 15, MI. rrHE COUR I'. DIRECTORS of the J. GOVERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK of ENGLAND pare No►ice, That a GENERAL COURT will be bold at the Bank, ow THURSDAY NEXT, she 20th inotant, at Eleven o'Cloek iu the Forenoon, to mumbler of a Dividend, which sill aieu be Doe et the Quarterly General Coarte appointed by the Cliartir. R. BEST, Secretary. Doors to be opened at Half plat Six o'Clock—the Phy le begin at Seven. Places for the Boxes to be taken ad Mr. klassinghane, at the Theatre. Boxes may be had sightly, by application at the Box-office. To-murrow, • new Comedy, in three sets, interspersed 'with /dome, called Malch•breakiug, or The Prince's Present. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPCRA-HOOSB, STRAND. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19. will be performed (Sid rime) a sew Petits Piece, i■ `two acts. called LOYC•B DREAM. Frederick P.m. Mr. Wrench; Simoo, Mr. Harley; Heavy Morton, Mr. Pearalan; Mr. Dormer, Mr. litewbotbam. Ce cilia Dormer, Miss Kelly ; Maria, Mrs. Bryan. After which, 14th time, a mew Operetta, celled A CURE FOR COXCOMBS. MAGNAY, PICKERING, MAGNAY, PICKERING, AND MAGNAY. NOTICE is h , re's% ail CLAIMS on the late Arno of Magnay, Pickerior, Magas', Pickering, sad Magna', nail be PAID, on application to Megan. Clulatoplaar Illasaay and Sono. Collegeleill. Amortme, September 17, 1911. The Jury retired, and having remaioed a considerable time, were sent fur, sod retessed a verdict of Not Grill,. The .vial excited (rest interest, and the Court was mach crowded. There was no capital enaeictioa at Wicklow, and this was tho only ease in which bills were found of any istoresa. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. DUBLIN, IS. RECORDER'S COUR r. At the Court et Carlton-Elouse, the 17th of September, 1811, Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, this Court again met. Mama Corte was pat to the bar, charred with stealioe„ on the ?Ist March last, 331. fos. 3J. in gold, the property of John ld'Oon ald. Cross examined by Counsellor R. C. WALSER. Q. I suppose the Pi isomers are your neighbours, and knew you well?—A. Are you a Counsellor ? as I ratified to as sear you asy questions Mr. WALKER.— Faro, Sir, a Counsellor, and reon.st that you will goo* with your examination very quietly The first visit you say was paid you uo the nib Marsh; I suppose you told the people next day what happewitd, but you did not take up t►e party?—A. Where would yes lied a sue to Ireland In do it, and the country the way it was? Q. By virtue of your oath, Sir, don't you owisthe Prisoners sod don't you come bete to.day to proaecote, in con aequenec of a previous quarrel ?-4t. If ere had qoarrels they were ould out's, and we settled them Wag slaitt; but we owe No grudge. Q Now Mr. Whiny was the seat Magistrete, why die] you not go to him! I suppioe you were afraitil%ewA. Nab you base jest guessed it.—(Loookisp ) Q. Now, though) you were afraid to go to Mr. Whitt''', how dues it happen that you were out &frail to lire at hoops ? —A. if I had goo. to Mr. Whiny's I might be shot before got hall way.—( Lougking.)—Though it was a 41.1 c eight on the 28th March be could see the Prissaev., fur they took no plans to disguise themselves, and there was • later fire; the Prisoners never ran away ; our dos whops know wheu ur where they nese taken, hat heard it was when at titer wurk.—Though the gallant Mr. What) , lived near witoesr, At gel a beetling lo his heart's roatenl--(Lesti langeieg)— though the Prisoners were undisguised they Dever &acolytes! to ran away. The Characters by Messrs. Wrench, Wi!kisses, Row. bottom, W. Bennett, bliss E. Blanchard, and Mesa I. Ste venson. To conclude will (11th lime) a new Melo-drama, la two acts, called THE MILLER'S MAID. Tie Miller, Mr. Bartley; George, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Giles, Mr. Emery • 9 natty, Mr. Harley; Old Granger, Mr. Row. 'Witham. Dane, Hrs. Jerrold; the Miller's Maid, Miss Kelly. Boxes, 55.; Second Price, 3a.—Pit, 3a.; Steered Price, la. 6d.—Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, 6d. Doors open at Half-past Six, the Performance to beglo at PRESENT, The KING'S Must Excellent Majesty in Council. P.lixabeili M'lloisald, the first witness, is ■ married wo man, the wife of the above-Named J. M'Llonalil, who, st the time mentioned in the indictment, was a tailor in Carlow, but sow lives in Toilsome. Witness came on ►he coach to DeWitt two days previous to the robbery, for the purpose of guiag to England to purchase cast clothes. The Poisoner also was on the coach, and on their alighting, told the wit sees he could procure comfortable lodgings fur her for the night, and im conaegsence she was prevailed upon loser:wo rmy him to a house, kept by a Mrs. Beattie, in Dirty-lane, where they slept together for the night. While paying' what she called for is that house, she bad occasion to shew the bag which contained the money in question before the Primmer. They passed the succeeding sighs in the same manner as the former, in a house iu Thomas-street; but to wards morning, between Eve and six, the Prisoner got up, searched fur her mosey, which was stitched up in her ',eta.. coat, and on her giving the alarm, produced a knife, with which he threatened to take her life; witness fainted, sod before she recovered the Poisoner we. gone. Witness never saw him afterwards until Raihangan fair, yesterday week, when be was taken iota custody. He denied having ever sets her before. His Majesty in Council this day declaring his intention of going out of the kingdom fora short time, was okayed to nominate the following per sons to be Lords Justices fur the adentoistration of the Government during his M,,jesty's absence : His Royal Highness Frederick Duke of York, Merles Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Joky Earl of Eldon, Lord Chancellor, Dudley Earl of Harrowby, Lord Prosideot Jae Earl of Westmorland, Lord Privy Seal, Jambes Duke of Ragwort., blotter of l b . Horse, Arthur Duke of Welliogtou, Master-General of tke Ord , IRELAND. -.mom.. ENNIS ASSIZES. Monday, September HI, the Anises of Ennis commroced; Baru, SIIIITII presiding on the Cluirit Side, and Baron Pannterismast he the Record Court. At three Baron Slims opened his Commission, and swore in the following Grand Jury:— Sir Edward O'Brien, Bart. Major-General Villiersld, Francis Gore, Wm. Nugent Muenster*, Thomas Browse, Bindon Scott, Andrew Staepoole, Poole Hickman., Burden Blood, Robert Wastrop, John Co'pop) George O'Callaghan, Charles Creagb, T. Morooy, John icon, William Butler, Thomas Studded, R. Fleming, Donates O'Brien, Thomas O'Reilly, Austin Buller, £dw. B. Armstrong, and William Adams Brew, Ewa. Tv-morrow, The Witch of Dernekigh, acid Walk fur a Wager. SOCIF.TY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FUR SMALL DEBTS, Crimea-street, Stroud, Aimed 1, 1821. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST' REPORT, viz. f s. d. •His 'Royal Highness the Duke of Glowetetev fourth Roefaction Charles Ingoldsby Marquis of Winchester, Groan of the Stole, George James Marquis Cholmondeley, Lord Steward of his Majesty's Hou►ehold, Robert Marquis of Loudonderry, one of his Majesty's Prim cipal Secretaries of State, Henry Earl Bathurst, souther of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, Charles Cheiwynd Talbot Earl Talbot, Liealenaat•General and C I Governor of that part of the United !Undoes called Ireland, Robert Ranks Earl of Liverpool, First Commissioner of the Treasury, Robert Viscount Melville, First Commissioner of the Ad miralty, Heavy Viseount Ridmouth, another of Lis Majesty'. Principal Serietarirs of Stale, William Lord Maryborwich, Master of the Mint, The Right Honourable Nicholas Vansittart, Chancellor of the Exchequer, The Richt Honourable Charles Bathurst, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and The Right Honourable Frederick John Robinson, Treasurer of the Navy. 10 10 0 When they hod beta swore, the Berea addressed them te the following effect : " Gentlemen of the Grand Jury, I need sot explain to you why you were eel assembled tie au earlier day. You all know to what the lateens of these Assixee is to be ascribed; and it would be saying too little for the brilliant and hiehly gratifying cause to aver, that it sore than jestillea and compensates for the delay. So much has beeu already said sod felt upou this subject, that I forbear to dwell any longer on it here, and confine myself to the expressitia of a wane and anxious hope, that He, who is " the author of pence and lover of concord," may give per y to that amicable slid happy tone of public feeling which the beings wish sod healing approach of his Majesty introduced; and that, its stead of snag in a state of reciprocal repulsion, as unchari table as it is at once pernkious said absurd, Protestant sad Catholic may hereafter continually. cherish, sod never cease to act *Ton the cordial recollection, that Christianity is their common faith, and that Ireland is their common coun try. Whatever view our Legislature may take, In its wis dom, of the subject of protestor's upon that side, or securi ties upon this—whatever may, io short, be I. the power of others, this fraternal and patriotic sentiment is within our own: and bow conclusively favourable to the claims which I have uot iced such harmony, if persevered in, must ultimately prove, Is a point too obvious to stand is need of being urged. But God forbid that the amity which now prevails should be uuly an interruption, and not the termination of past discord! Fur experience has taught me, and moist have told us all, that the enmity which follows recomiliation is worse than that whirl, went before it. A genuine recourilistion ruin. guishes all feud; hot whets counterfeit, though, like moist fuel, it may damp the Same at Arst—it is,only to make it blase oat the more fiercely in the end"—His Lordship then adverted to a recent Act of Parliament, cm the subject of plumps.; commending its salutary objects; and oleos. mending to the Grand Jury to rompers', with the Legis lature for their stiaionirot, by a diligent exercise of the powess with which they were ottrusted by this statute. The Calendar is heavy in point of numbess; but the offences of a minor description. In like manner, though there are but seven records, Heron Pena/father's Nisi Prima business considered to be heavy. Four of the cases are Special Jury cases. Mr. Edward Pennefather cause down especially in some of them. Cross-examined by the Prisoner.—Witness had drank • Rood deal before going to Mrs. Bestities boon, mod the fsil. lowing day was tipsy at the Pigeon House, whew about to take out • ticket fur her punnet to England. Elisabeth Beattie keeps an ealine.house in D rty.latse. Primmer was I. the habit of sleeping in her house whew I. town; ois the night mentioned in dm Indictment be Mould's the last witness to her house as Nis. Coyne; recollects her afterwards coming to she house, with • police (dicer s to search of the Prisoner. The Right lion. the Earl of Radnor, Vice- Presilli lit ..., A. S 5 0 The Right Ron. the Counters of Radnor A. 5 5 0 Sir H. C. Ibbetron, per nervier and Co.. 5 U 0 .Colite 111sAtenaie, Esq. per Secretary A. 2 2 0 Jultentaril, Erg. A. 2 2 0 William 111..-irster, Erg A 2 2 Ii John Cronder, Esq. per Steve igry A. 1 1 0 Juba Mangler, Ent A 1 1 0 James Msi.gies, Req • A. 1 1 0 - J. H. 1.. • 20 0 U T. C. (letter-bus) E. F. I...(Jisto) Howl Foyer, Esq. - A 1 1 U £7l 10 0 -.Discharged and Mimi! from various Prisons . 106 Debtors, fur the sum of Considered file Comsat 66 Petitioners, Approved Referred for Inquiry ..... Petit loss, Deferred.. Rejected . . And considered Inadmissible 1 J. 1. Mesterei, Eng. A 2 2 0 Miss Webb . A. 2 2 0 Edw. W.bh, IL , q. fur the late Mrs. Junes of Mitch William Dawson, Esq A. 2 2 0 Min Clorrer At the Court •t Carlton-llause, the 17th or Sep tember, 18Y1, PRESENT, The KING'S Moil Excellent Majesty in Commit. It is this day ordeird by his Majesty so Council, that the Parliament be prormfued from Thursday the 20th day of this instant September to Thurs day the 29th day of Nmember next. At the Court it Carhow House, the 17111 of Sep tember, MI. PR CSENT. I ady Cbsr!otte Writ. Wpm. per liatreofresteps 5 0 0 li. Htenalli-Greirral Cartoreillit, per Hera ..A. 5 5 0 101:1.ani Futter, Ell per ditto .. 5 5 0 A B 11r. Fadeu J A. Lloyd, Foy 1'• 2 2 0 A r: .1. Trevilliatr, Esq. ... pee Co tta. 1 1 0 Mrs TrevilliaN and Cu. 10 0 Maim . Gin. Aug •tise Pliseriold I. Wadding's., Es Tlie Rev. Wollialia (AMU`, Ihr Bev. Dr. Hughes Ams. 2 2 0 Part era Heirkery-cuarh fee ...••• 5 0 0 C. K. pet Cleseles Welker, £.q. Heoefertiosio are rreeivril by Jobs Camden Nend, Eaq. the TI rearm, Cheyor-ealk, Chrism ; also by Illeoore. llerrks, Yeaqulisr, and Co St. Jeoireadttreit ; Ileiore nooses, Fleet t•eeet ; &Imre. tl'hitiorne osid Cu. Lumbarihairert ; Alroors. Corks, Cocks, and Mag., Charing cr.'s; Messrs. Dorrwu and Co. rim -Waite, Cu,ul•tll; Stereo,. Hainooroleys, Pall tnall; Melon. Ver.. and Co. 77, la.rtilowd.atireet ; and by hlr. firaaewrik the Secretary, No. 7, Croveirarreet, Strand, Arlo re Boobs may be been by those who are imbued io suplost It,. Cattily, and where Ike Society sited .on the luau `.l", Jut sday so October welt. The KINGS Mod Excellent Majesty in Council. A new Great Seal for this United Kingdom of Great Rri. *sin and Ireland kering been prepared by his Majesty's Chief Engraver of veal*, is pursuance of • warrant to him fur that purpose, under his Majesty's royal signature; sod the same herring been this day presented .to his Majesty, sod the old Great Seal being delivered up in his Marsiy by the Right Non. John Earl of Eldon, Lord High Chaueeltor of Great Britain, the same was defaced in his Majesty's pmr-uce • and his Majesty was thereupon lammed in deliver to his Lord. ship the said new Seal, and to direct that the same shall he made use of for sealing all things whatever which pass the Great Seal. C. C. GREVILLE. War Office, Sepitvieer 17, 1821. M IMORMI DUAL The King ham been pleased to remove filmjni.(lritrrai Sir Ruberi ThousAs Wilson from hu 81iijesiy"s Consweission in Ike Yeomanry Cavalry, :wood by Ms Lord Lieulemont of Mr Corot, ui Dum b*. ion. George Seen, Gent. lo be Surgeon—timed October 23,1820. BANKRUPTCIES F.N I.A Jobe Crackle'', jun. of EolieW former, ST CK LOW MLS Z John Carly was indicant; capitally. Ist, indictment fur butreary ; 4d , for vaulting the thwrll iug -b ow .e of .1. Need ham ; on assault on John Needham . . . Johii Needham staled, that on the 9th June last, at two o'clock in the morning, (our non came to bis boost ; they broke open the door and two or them entered; they retired and tired a shot into the bowie ; entered soaks aril best loft arerrely; be saw Carty iu 11w yard and knees bins, but moue or the others. Cima.viuitaiaed by Mr. K. N. 81171 ItTT•—it uric lien 'pont to gee him ; rt was alowslixbi ; knew Carty peifeetly well, he lived a gaarter of a mile from w►itaess ; meet u/i•rrd to rite up prowesties if be gei 9/ ; does sat bays The Jury, without retiring, found a verdict of Gadfly, and his Lordship, after commenting u■ the enormity of the Pristmer's offence, sentenced hint to seven years bane psetatinn. Marts Gavle, fur vtealing a gull watch sad seals, the property of Peter Baker Danstanvilte Sterne, wan /ousel entity, and sentenced to six months imprisonamist. Amos IPDermot we. next tried, fur stealing eighteen yards aad a half of ribband, the property of George Jobe atone, haberdasher, Parliament-strert. The Prosecutor has lest a deal of properly lately, and at last sespected the Primmer, who was in the habit of coming frequently to his shop. IThile hie sister was 'hewing the goods he went up to a window which commands a view of the shop, and non the Primmer place something under her arm, be fullo•ed her, am/ recovered from her person the property is question. In passing sentence the Ranottoaa obeeteed, that shop. lifting bad of late prevailed to such as extent that neces sary examples mast be made of the offenders. To be transported for seeds years. Bryan MCl** br assasliiag and maltreating Elizabeth M'Goire, hie wife. This appeared to be a very unequal match. The bsshsad I. a very young man, and, accosding to his semen', his helpmate bas already buried fear bus beads. She inveigled ►ins into a marriage, by preteadieg she was possessed of several debentures, and a considerable aunt of money. This did not afterwards prove to be the fact, and the canduct of the traverser became most violent in conseqsenee, sod he lately weut the length of knocking her down with a poker. There were two other indictments opium the traverser for assanhiag people who endeavoured to protect her.—To be imprisoned six months oo the first, three on the second, and one on the third indictments. The Ceittrt adjourned to this trioruing. CARLOW COUNTY. CARLOW, 11,11TRWIWIR Oar Amite, commented ibis day. Lord Nonsui• pre• sided in the Record Court. At 11 o'clock the Como Banos entered the Crown Court, whew the Commissios was read, sod the following Gentlemen swans on the Grind Jury:— Henry &men, Esq. M.P. Forrmaii.—Sir U. B. Burgh, M P.; William Browne, John Stauntou Rudd - nit, Thomas Kavanagh, Williams Berton, Rohert Doyne, James Butler, JARMO Aleamitter, William Daekett, James Costae?, Caul,. mare; helm Faulkimer Cornwall; Robert Eustfter, Jobs Whets'', Timms Elliott, John Humfr.y, Walter Blachuei, To a Juror.—Witness saw Primmer* at his house twice— ' but they bad sot stint. %Tanta+ himself was never ebargod with being a Moll Doyle. The country beitie is gems was the r►ason statorss did not give isiforosatiou Jobs. Donohue, examined by Connielior Ct.antm-e•Vrii seas lives at Ballyvie, in the barony of iimberilly, within two miles of last witness. Os. she 28th of Morel s " piercer of l ogo came to wisuaes'e bowie to look fur sores; they Greet into wiluma's wsudow, abut a dug, as demanded armies it wee shont earelwe o'clock at rigid; fief called thesasel.as " Degree Lois Loidehip briefly charged the Jarr. One of the in dictments was ssnder she White Boy Act. The iveregoto youth of one of she Prisoners should images the Jut, to leave she capital iadiesovent out of their eimeideratkin, parriru lirly Cunt the cireunutasee of the Preeinere Dot having forevd the door. Any mercy shown WAS by the Prirowers, who is w►s owners were outside the door during the attack. They were (leg:ailed on the capital tedtctmenf—but found guilty of the minor dime,. Patrick Keogh stood indicted fur appearing in arms, sod injuring and assaulting the hahit &lion of Lawrence Ile aloes. Lawrence He■slnn examined he Mr. Kestets.—Witi.ess resided at essiv usgh, so she Ann*, of RAtvilly, in :bin county; on she night of the I ith of May kit he w ia in bed, sad was alarmed by the breaking in of his wisdners ; the poesy demanded wane's, fueling-piece; witness r.in't Mtl hue many came to his house—tome slight be twenty o: thirty ; when witness told them be bad a elan, alai threatened to burn his house. Wastes. th:n nnes•ed door, and nos of the party preernatirl a veto! at him, sod swore they would kill him and barn she louse—(Here wit_ new was desired to identify the Prisoner, hut, instead of t.irning to the dock, he iivetted his eyes on Mr. R. C. Walker, web., it was expected, be was going so swear to as one of the Mull Doyle.! This produced roars of langhter to Court.).-Ile then turned to the dock : %Tanen cooed only identify Prisoner to the beat of his knowledge, as be Ai i i not appear in the same uniform as on the night of the attack ire hie house. Clue, Bastow.—Then I *oppose if he 1.44 s white coat and ,ollow wdluttuabt nn hint you would swear positively? Witness —lf your owu Lordship . * Moose hot! been ftighteued out of your bleep, by toeing threatened with fire, you would.% identical the man yaantelt —(l.9tuil laughing ) —To he sure if he we• there in the same uafforess atul judritent, I'd sumer to bigal .. ..-(Coul (Hued !cupids►.) Q. Did you nut swear positively to ti.e Prisoner before Mr. Wheats, Ilse Magistrate , —A. I .lid. 44. And yet you eaurtot •ow swear to him ?—A. Orly to t►e best of my knowledge. Q Weir riu before a Magistrate was i and was laid ARMY CONTRACT. COMNIIIMAIIAT DUPAIMMINT, TRIMIVILY• • &Perinea 14, 1821. NOTICE is hereby gives to fill Persons desirous of contracting to supply his Majesty's Troops that sow are or may be motioned as Forts George, devotes. and William, with OATMEAL, and at Fors Charlotte with OATMEAL sort SA LT BEEF, for owe Year. form the With of October, 1821, to the 24th of October, 1822, both days ierlasive; That the Deliveries are to commence ost sod for llss nib day of October seat; that Proposals sealed "'Need marked " Tinederjor Army supplies," will be received at this Ollce, as so before Tuesday, the 2d of October ; but soma will be - received after twelve o'clock so that day. . Each Proposal must have the Utter sneezed to the Tea s der properly Ailed up by too Persona of knows property, engagiog ho become boned with the Per•INI trodorlog in the inamist eilated is the primed Particular, far the t o ezz a ffirmeinart of she Contract, out as rearms! will he esbss gpaita *a a petaled Toads', sad the Pekes estreesed . •to words at levegllt. Parties's', of the Cootenet may be had at this Office, be. Iween the hours of tea sod four; sad at the 0/See of Do pity Contorissary- General Young, Edinburgh.