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IRELAND. IL,LiCENCE. • vuuLto, exc. U. Aktdkaa . ttieaw, Esq. was put to the side bar, den an indicttneut. for wilful end corrupt perjury, in ea eillitarit whist' he usaile to sustain u verdict he ebteheed on a trial at it us Prius, before the Right lion. Cie. l.irJ Chief .14auel.iii the Court of stings Bench, agniinit James; fandy, Esq. Mr. 'randy had a motion turtle to set aside the : we'dicts 411.1 tislv $." ate OS winch the (Merge oh *perjury war grounded, homed from the travt rpec.io pr.• Cul the object of the Vtisintitl iu the civii -cause. SiirJoNaii LIAIteItIOTOW atitrd ale Prosecutor's Cure. io arbi;la he was !onions Let plize.iitous; but too &dose fur our Letts. tie laid du.% is the law o. wsi4ut awl corrupt perjoi:-y, to extrud, besid. ""!' no I , etllote option of intrirat •Ost emolument, to say p0w.0..al porpoise whatever; and recapitulated the spatter of a moat tedwils indietinent, which ' eliprgest the traverser with having, op the wtle,of 1798, at the Innuie of the Viaseciii or, in Chin. centeer.otreet, utter eat words uu the night when Lord E. eitzgerall was ni , !irebentied. „the'premenim 4si comp:say allel;rdlo then., sr4in were nut there, suchwithat a man . cause in,us rekted in loaner ti pals to tile same cause, .moos, in the prest rt‘e tl:e corn .tily ,ailo.o ile &timed werir .present, " Ail is over--we isnot cures and ammunitiou, mid 114.6174' as • 111.101$$$$01011 • non, the latrgin !" rhis slits i atm:pail) disproved ily Mr. jun., (aiteged in the oillialvic to hate been one oFthecompatty,) whoaap peereu, Icy Ili, testimony, to hate been that day props.-.onry to his going to Maidotoue, to uotes ua , the 1641 of 411. .IrtlUit OlCoo. tior, 1) , ,tor, %Nigly, 40 others. I'oisgentletnita's • teatiosony was supported lay, Jon Esq. who saw Mr :.I•Natly at 111stidstom. on the 21st of . Math aild• introdiseed-itint, to Sir John :icott, to hem Itian 'Accommodated with a convenient snit ; •Mr. PolfUck further stated,. that v.'.en he.aaw the andavit is hie ethics, which M. Farrell prepared for *wowing, he reminded the tisiverser of his error 'on this point; saying, that AVNatly W:1 . 4 I,;lere.; nut on-cross-examination roved, that from his intimate nertuaiotaucc w.th Onr t atorrias he knew him to rOlbeal a frame eif 'Wed time, but ardent, and that if he once teak op aft aplllloll, it avoid he nett to imposailde to er.e.licate it.-41 4: co u ld not beti,...ve Not ca!othle . Orlilli SChealle er fiataalent pur;,osr., t rum or crerupt I:er,ury. by ttny inti i t:rtst,• of Larnsters, i bst either legally or fairly detiumt. • The Lestir:erl Jczte:l4 vow, eirtNel t'l3nrt, verted to steo•jibtot alters the tra%co.rr-I "Might, in the iik)alty or X:at attrihnted to httn, have mistake), particiear c:u.aanitancre, and thrtt the law aaut id have a dcht.. Trite sthemiug nefariona. desi4n, tlrs•piy laid and• patiently elaborated, ' order to constitute thu charge. Traverser ac tioittett. Joint Oafs:we, with two fettar!'r, ttood eapitnity • itorlisNed for aittitig b and abetting in a liese endrve te: ble violation of• the person of Catherine :11 1 1ieunits a poor looking gni, Mt the 11 , 401 t Dr the ist of De c-eta ,e r d e ,osi .1 to haring begot abused agmliot her will by the milieus, atter which she *snnde her way from the scene of her distress in Thoritasstrurt, towards the Grand Cumtl, lute she threw li,r3elf in despair—ahe was now .* itn ar.fu.trly tikes out, but could not tdvatifr 4 Joa.zoo soffit:it:4,lly. • • He mot one of the women were 60710104 i on all • the umlictnieut. ; hut another, natant Ate:mire, wet 4hutx4 guilty Id' a riot.suit a ssault. In a triad of co..ssulerable expectation against a Ale Leek t, an emitielit balkier-chow - tier, in Jer virostrert, fur a nutioa..e, no alli.lavtt wets prererrel to the Court to hove it 110 riposted until the pest day. The grounds of po.sipnin.4 the trial were laid to he, that, from u floottoi t opinion that Mr. Itlorrio's trial would heir occopiel the *heir day, • great number of witnesses were dssutiose.l, whom it'ivas imp*a able, at a short notice, to cuiieet. The CuUlir considered the affidevit frivolons, end, front Cu aggravated cireurnsteur, e, not emitted to ant notice, a. it Went to alter the regulations of the Court. The trial was effected afterwirds to have been carried on on the p-trt of the tootounil proteentoni, Henry Turoin, mid some of the inhabitants of issf iyamoigh-hridge, for an alleged puiwuce, its an ex- Waive and valuable etrinuiteiory. erected slim:at , eanensc, that of extracting ashes from soap lye.— Doctors Button and Berker were in attendance to prove •hat they had pond sedulously exantitictrthe Inhithitant. and their children in that vicinity, and could not discover say trace ut• additional * disease Menu thorn. The prumecution was prudently given up for the' second time. The RECORDLR PeOlgtAl this nefarious artifice on u former occasion, to worry a spirited and eaterprisin4 inanufiicturer, who is evidently en titled to national reward, and who came from Eng. lead to settle en IMs country, Where; at his snle . es pease, ha has embarked iu this weighty undo rtak sag-7employing several native workmen, and pia— chasing vast quantities of its raw materials, to ma nufacture for the %Vest India Market. He is at length roused to bring an action of damages oviinst the persons, alio are merely the ilestruments of their vaperiurv. to sacrifice the com m erce of th e country, for tile temporary mite of their noses, its the matter is known to be salubrious iin point of health, being a powerful antiseptic, not inferior to the romp 'manufactories, whose workmen were uni formly preservwl during the remarkable plague io LOUtiott. fOrRT or CONECIENCS., DrsuN, aTE ♦6tIOY r w Ta NtoT, F n . anti it. oti Asesca, Ihrekers. TS. Plaintof stated, that at the tint• the city was dia. t•sriad by iii. tattartation of hare coin, as she etrralatialt me atom, t h e trotters at last art their fares against receiv ing say more of st,whach isotarett away sprratators ta set _ _ np whit were canrd Stlvcr ilitska ; alaung+ whim were tbe iitiudents, übuissurd suit■ to an ejUVIIIUM sieursnt, motor tees. el a !third Nial•hide, milli • branch 44 said honk at No. In, St. An treo-rty-et. The pubs werevsuaLt by the elyttat slava. Awe of the Notts, tosrttay with the name of Tebat, oho ..••• aupposed to be • teeth man of ex tensive pr•Orty is the (vasty ; that the Plaintiawzs, from the tiermestty of the times, theta obliged to . apply for serer were, sad While they sere epee, pen d nrr.ot every Ss turasy for writ nulrw,tmtil they stupor et p:11..te..t 44 Dahlia. 1 1. +short time atter they miverteled they toted pay in Ito. the Phint.lt aunt several times Asr Mr afearst tai purrs who Is erre.liirguu lia.ate at the time et *et t- •r • fop/ • WILI not 7t • aat.it: 'ihsCrOVlthl= Pelee or tl,n eMtattry w, m se great, that thity were informed tuey could city pay unc uote to each prison (the highest amount 95.) The last that the sussseteger received the writ:ant of one vote, but utter atter am sent, as the ex praae of seadaig blot was t ar lu a Maori time the shed was plait altogether. A lea days ago, Plaineff met one of the th. (coda:ob., Glascock, and mentioned, lw bad nil. worth of the 31 1 Ilektdetiotia, attich he bed isaued, and requested to knOw if lie ever had tatty elianee of paytmot ? G. replied, be would nut give hula :tel. fur thou. Flauitiff being Irri tated sr such laogaags, told him be wnolti make him. (Mr. Glaseuck,) pay, and accordingly suminuiled Win the atoe pound's Vote) atheist, 'loth was the present issue. The detract: 'act ofrby Gimmick, for himself and owe of Nat ham ism, that e.• Act of Parliament paved requestiug hits not to pay any of sack . notes, sou that he had settled with Mr. Talbot, sad acetmuted with bins fur all the out- Standilig uotee, and that it was in fact due by Mr. Talbot, whit Is In: •as ready to pare out oath ; and that be . hriog a person of i.o property, should nut be looked ter;; thht the inniqes of maw people who had notes of that firm, would "all flock on him, as he lived it, Dublin. 'the Plaintiff asked to see the comical sot, hut as at was nut convenient to show it. he replied, that balding the mites of Merars Talbot add Glascock, each was liable to him; sod any prirate siittle meat between the partners could not have any set-off with the holdall of their notes, tenth being liable ; and insis tent+ as Mr. Glascock was the person about be always paid for them. G. said due diligonee was Let used to get pay it:cut—At was replied, that series! days afire they !woke, the strecCwas crowded with people it/awing to act admittance' mid drat Arid' were out an the streets bayitag up .5 gin. notes :it Is. Gin,' eTrit to get that, the Crowd. were so groat the Peace were ohliged to interfere to peeve,' that he had (eel:very Onto.; in his power Mobtala payment. Mr. Crimea hie heardilic cause, but test the. decision might M. tube a tair-seit, he rererred to the Presiding., who, an bear ing 'gone of rt.. cast., (decree ~ " that lir Taint limit* in the county, and Mr. Glaseuck li.ing is Dublin, 3te 'I aloe was the peruai who ought to be' sited; nod thug Talbot and Ghtecork haring 'allied, ex-weratedGliscuck Ceuta respou- Lialty on the poles ai qwestioa." The Plaeitie,rimonstrated with the Court on such de cision i that it apptift4 to him contrary Co liente—..upp.no.: Talbot went to Itee is America, and Glaseuck still io Luta liu, i. ti:.:; a reason he should follow Talbot l'hut of two paw', r. se a promissiry note, one could not exonerate the ether Naivete' the bolder of their joint aide, huth kin- , equally liable to lion • 'the Court, ho never, insisted out tr,:king the follow its decree This reCemeil to R. W. Talbot Eyq." _ • .. . . *1 s:b.4 brim' 011 e of dr' eaki.its• it cm taittly facar.on to sea latch a ia as much as to say, t !rave it to a Darmotaut %. holier be *AI pay his debt _ DELTAS:. DEC. Yesterday morning, the iiiliauitunt3 of the Point . at toe back of Donesol-street, ewe alarmed with the cry of “ mural-r !'' 111111 the 1Ir:1111111 NleC tLae, at d.;.-light, of o ioaa shot 011444 ii ;he hnad, fy:i.g in thelitelel : in;; 111'1'0111 of 1011411 houses et thellc:11 of rdwatd-itred. A great emulative. id* In...pie atom assembled, sail it was 2-cart that the unfortunate per,...1 had is allot by .t Whiter, who ioclipeliu almos t of route„kepit t.; Peg Itusk.. near foe spot, 41lien had tar a-onetime !'"• • arrt::: iluisatice to the nik;liliotirliiuoil. 1,3-. stikerit ti suintourz t!te 0w:..4440U rate, •il;td tut hensc, hied. in a few iei,,utes„ 1/ 11./, ratr.l fontolutioth.and the 1111 4.V.ieetecl iu IA h:up, atrol bur n ed ; INt further out rage, however, ivt.4 commuted. The u tIN was afterward* recognised. as. that of John Par,. r, carpenter, who hied rem. Sionhrield, to if!••..l. place the eurose wits remoter!. The soldier c10u:) ; ,..i with the morder, who p: Vets to be a grenadier of the Limerick Militia, of the mune of Jause4 was taken into custody, and has since been tout mittcd to gaol. In tile COine of the morning, 211 inquest sat on the awl as medical geotlensusi of respectabi lity atteihie.l. It appeared thst the tiecetried hod been shot with a musket hull, which entered his fureiresd, Hint tat inu 50 otinole dirreti ~,,, came not bet , i ~, I ; a dreadful contusion bad also broken the skull. Several witnesses were patie.oly examined.—A min who liver next door hal one to the buit,e or. copied by P. Ruke :111.41 the soldier, gave in evi deuce; that between three aod four in the mansion-, lie was 'awakened by snitch rioting and noise; ht foulard out of .his window, and sass five or six per sons at Peg Ruske's door; shortly after this, J. Foley, the soldier, rushed out of the house with his mitt and t, awl pursued the peravns a abort distroce with horrid oaths, calling to deceased to stop, or he world shoot hi n ; they turned the enr'o-r of I,e street ; the soldier levelled hiwpiece add tired ; retiarnial to the 'house, and then went to the other and of die sheet, where iin again tired, and iitethhtly tooled again. Another witness, who lives xiext floor, distinctly heard Pe.. Ruske eticou ri4iiig the soldier to punsue the date:setl o and diwired him to fire ironie,fiatvly. Almon the soldier re turned to the lonise, the witness heard him twice say, he had *hot one of them." two men bating beard in Talbot-street,4tat enure mischief was going Olt. went to the plata, awl were met by Foley, with his gun and bayonet et the,. (-Large, who told them he hail shot one per►on, ..fir that he had tam bulls in his musket, and would shoot them. Hy, however, only took them pri soners, and conveyed them into the house, where they wet* detained shout an hour. In the house were two women (one of whom was PegHuske), and a man who lives in North-street was _sitting on a bed, dreadfolly; wounded. and bleeding pro fusely. . _ The above is the substance of the sti4ence pro. tince.l; upon which the Jury brought U. a vemlict nf• Wilfel Mader aysiust Janes Foley and Mar garet Relske. • The dccinscd was ■ young man whose neigh hour* gave him the character or bring remarkably paceable, irobh, and industrious; so. I it could not possibly beaccounted for how he had gut into such bad company. He has left u wife in a state of preg nancy. COURT OF JUSTICIARY, EDINBURGH Mondayothe 12th instaukcame no before the High Court of Justiciary; at Edinburgh, the trial °CAI/Mel Ilulland, bite private of the 6th nr Innis killan Dragoon*, accused of robbing John Hay, tenant is Douctinlaw, near Haddington, on the evening tthe ftstll ult. Mr. Hay stated, that be left Haddington g little part live o'clock, in com pany with three others, two of wham fell behind, and he and James Cnoniughans, farmer at Lars, proceeded on to Yester, by the road leading from kladdingttin tos.ldord. After ricinei about half a mil*, the witness was stopped by operion whn de manded his inrmey, _mid he hesftating, received • blow on the-bead mitt a bludgeon, which bronght Him to the' gEontal and completelv dunned On recovering a little, he found himself on his back, and the robber tirlgging him along to a rising part of the roatt, isles he thrust Lir head aussingsit thorns * and made several uttempts, by pulling at- his neck, to get him through a hedge into ats adjoining field. Not succeeding *to this, the fellmv sprang buckwurit4, rill ptu his ho l ds upwards, below the witt.rs's great coin, on his right side, where his witch bang. At first he thought the robber attcau;sted; on this cceisiott, pull off a button from his breeches pocket, us he gave sumething a tug, in order to get at his mo ney, haying then about 701. upon him ; but he afterwards fonnd that a gold chain and *time seal, a hich belonged to his watch, and a hid, were tustened to it, and hanging down before be was attacked, had been tom away ; one of the links.ef the slants, a hick was broken in the attempt, laud fullest to the hot. tom of his fob, and was found ttirre by the wit -10904 The robber then attempted to • thrust . his hand into his bree , ehes pocket ; but the witness having, by this time, recoverod a little, he seized the fellow by the baud, and theu by the collet; eu which he pressed hard against the witness's throat, to keep him down ; a straggle then ensued, during which the witness received 'several blows; he ge.., however, upset his feet, and laid hold of the robber ith both hands, He then tripped the witness, who was brought to the ground a second time; but although he Ml backwards. agd received a cousi. derahle injury by pitchim; on hi. head, he still kept hold of his assailant, and brought .hittn also to the gtou tol. The a itneu then having quitted the hold with kris right hand, they both got 'woo their feet, when the witness was again struck at by the rob. her, who being. now overpowered7Madc several at. temptsto get away, which havtug finind unavailing; lie total thu witnese he had other comrades near, who, if they clone up, would botcher him. On this Mr. Hay thrust Min back into the hedge, in doing which, lass hu g er went into the feltow's mouth, which lie bit severely. Air. Via, then gave him is blow about the throat, which land tint quiet fur sothe time, but he at last got on his foes, and lamed • number of Mows at the witness, who, be . mg a very athletic mall, 'succeeded he staving them oft; and securing his aistagoni4. During the scud 's.. the wituesa heard Cunning ham calling out 4* Murder !" on which he tri..ti out to low, hold to yew maa—il have got oue rascal secured; L bupe you'll Secure the re her."— After this the witness saw a man rthile . Ph4 neroes the park frotn the direction in which Cunisinghato was. He then heard Um sound of horses' feet 114.::1^, on which be called nit for waist:time, gaunt.;; • Hem Isla turn alio ,tar tatteaupted ooth to rob Jodi murder me."—The Tebber eudeltvoitryll to .!:tut his mouth, bat on tle• persons contlai.f up (oho proved to be,the trit4idti irom• a hom Idol had parted), he WAS tied on a cart, and conveyed to flti.blutetow . _ _ . Uu th;t4 .uitc.cs3 retiring. Lunn 3c,:rter. CLERK r Atilated hem ne the nuicly whir•k hr hat in resnoing the daring outra g e which itotiber:: !nude upon taut. _ _ The' rest •of the Ltidatee rent to confirm the abore. 'file Prisoner, in his dechirntinn, pl.tadetl in tertieation, and sescl.al OlScere of t'ae itzisurtit K ale hint nto excellent character. The Loaf, A Di n: A rr iiiicire*‘rd the .1137 far the Crown, tt3t.! JAstt.s Wtitto:t. E.g. fur the Pei sew.% • The evidence was summed up by the LO:ID Jusr c? eLIaRK with his usual perspicuity. Tuesday the Jury returned their verdict ; they, by a plurality of witty, found the said laud, the prisoner, not guilty of the robbery ; but they all in one voice found him guilty of havingfoloitiondy assaiihed.struckond lieutv. 4 itlits Iloy, tenant in Unnettnliw, in the parish of Yester, end county or• tioddington, v.ith the intention of robbing the said John Flay : and sentenced him to be transported beyond st for life. fri.4l - .4L I.I'7'r.LLIGENCE. POIMMnUTII. DEC. 20. Admiral Berke!Py't; flag nab re-hoisted this morning, on bowl! the C'omitterer, 74, Captain Fellow.% for !jabot). Ar►ivefl the Thetis. Capt. Miller ; Lvre, a new dom.); and the Aboadexce btere-Nitip, troin the Eastward. Sailed the !Lope 'lmp, Capt. Pearce; and the' on a. cruisr. Arrived the Lon! f'asrlereazh, ; and /leery Adiiiiigtoe, •tid Aerowne i Evst Indionen, from the Due 13 5...:1); II id • YI.YNOUTH, DEC. I. _.„ Came in the I Innther. from the Doan. ; 4 , Reeves from Li,lnni ; liuk/ittigable. Cook, Imolai Seville; Mori, Williams, from ; aml4p pa►eaeex. Kerman, from Stud:l.:olm. Arrived the A ., ,rge. of j 4 guns, from 'Portpw month ; and the Piapatektransport, from the east. want. SWited the Jityph cutter. with dispatches fur Cut antate--Wiud N. E. DOVER, DRC. 20. ' Came ht the Betsey transport, Captain Gres, with the loss of main-raast ; Advice, Porky, of and from Whitby, for London; Thomas and Mary, James, of and for Smitlerlisml, from Portsmouth ; and the An: a Maria, of and from London, for Dublin, each with the loss of anclvtts and cables. DF AT" DEC. 20. Arrirrel flis Maj esty's ships Enemata Zersobia. and Peruvian, from ii cruise; and remain in the Dawns with the Ucro. Pritterss aj Orange, Vene rable, Bombay, Pelagian, Illnitrinss, Christian VII. Trusty, IVarspite, slsinconrt. Dr fence, Clyde, and Calliope : and the Per avian, Sarah, Queen, Corte Hera, and Henry transports, &e.— Wind, N. E.. CRATTIASS, Dvc. The BeeEnda brig-1400! Wks latiliellf'd at Mr. Pelham's yard, Friendshury, this clay. On Saturday night there was a most re markably high tide, accompanied with a heavy gale of wind, which, we fear, has done considerable da mage; a boat with two men was driven nearly as far up as the sarond draw-hridge, iri the fosse.neer the gun-wharf, where the centinet hearing . than call out for assistance,procured ropes and men From the guard-room, and dragged them up newly frozen to death ; their recovery is still doubtful. The Isaias, Lsmaisat, from Colmar kw Hull, has pat into Harwich isz distress. Ro'sßrnMs. About a week Ante, ea Mr, W:ittant Riebarafor,, of .1;4„ i4a, the agent to the kott. trOor, ,„,i , . 1, .roouty of lteehatu, wan re:until:4 1;:mr. fr tat et.H.-eti3 z 'ICI, Uet holrrbsl it, be eat e.t., i yest o f LOCI. reoles.d. , let re supposedly bark irayleid bun. it bpi..:: pzetty known tLet be was trroctazg with a ler swot tu•n4 , abort two niter ourtb of litunsterky, 0.. the rued tt 1:111%11VIII. Inte et the robbers ste.zed the. 1 . e..1:c ~" and the other cut the strap.. of the eeddi..-bige, Le!. e.-• tniue.l, io cub and Rohn, 9.441. us. 64. r ith witch ti.t) thtir t scope. A iiayo sines, no Xlc. n4 4 Wlei who 'lrately retth .,,,i ( (ow she tisint. it:ix pa - uni tbrunali 3 , .l`uira, shaiper gut intis cuitvern.ition with hint, enticed lit:a pillolie-Luwie, where t,i, juiced hy too other, r , .i : o niturt time euntril.r.d tu fit ccebiut of oui. the u:ii Loa - . &chalking niatte a but. A few night. since, LuXitiAtoti-buuse, in Fetiviin, the y seat of E. was brltta rat a a I.late and °Our pruprrty tu a CULL` of CORN EXCHANGE. Decsmaza 21. There i. but a short sop?lv IVheat for this r11% . 1 hot, trhd few salsa effr:ted, bieh fully taxigtai,i sc. .g preys quoted. .!Balky a nti 14:i are eurh rather ci NVhite re..b lilcaiw > Wan* ;or Thuti are toierritiic 111.1i.billS Ur, 0:118, It. a ~ i ts I not are SISMCLI al Lule gact Latins. Illaitt and tcruts ui,Glonr 1 , 4 . o .lB' Lay ce.!:411a1011. GUI:RCM! REIM 4.7)V t;11.1.1N. _ . • _._,_ ... Wheat ... *..• • • 6th 1 7.1 a• 4 ;'11- Beer)* r . triel).. ..745. 14(4, ; 1 Flue Jit io (ueur).... gill: gr... 'Fick belni(uid) 7.5. ;0.. , i Ar •• • 5 6 ,. tag. Oat* ' 340- 4.4- t:. Burly?... ..... ...44? 4ii. Uri. fo'aatla .. •: ~ „. 4as 44- ‘.4 Matt '- • ' ' jar. 84. ?utatue ditto 4u4. VA White Pali ... . 4 . 31 , 14 . t .... Kap. a, ed Sol. sul I a (builoa) . . ' fine Fluit • Wal 4, : i tarry Peal - - s. e. 601: SO. ic.46: ' .Ira s,,s . c061,-3iARKET, Daeraamtat ar. Meat Markt. ' 6. 11 4. Price. al —Newest* ' 6 ~.. soa 6.1.. a 37a. 61. 4 ..aanolealand 1 ..Clink/a...1.: o ~.. —s, oil. a -.....F. 1441. ' r - Ytatertlay, WI% THOH Aft- —Holiday at the eul,te ()Coe., —4. --- . EX( Amsterdam._.. 33 I 0) st U. Di►to at SiOst.. 33 3 JAN(; r., uta.9u LisiOtu 69 to I:elhat Curl: •• ^ Nutksdame: f: 11. p a V. Irianemrsl3 32 4 AU. Alton' 39 5 94V. P 11 4 .10 Lilt° 9 Vs 22 s II GLIO N. Po:111ga1 Gul4l. .0 Cool and 11. rs 1. a. J. per uz •O 0 0 Doubloons I.24ien Volhur o 'ittlyer iu P.ars u O 0 New Lewis (each) A‘iib uu tbritto.Lufflullaud. Si. per Cent. reiurdcallX Cain 42 Weed., 1114111 i 4 44Wrie tinr Mom • 41 LeKlima ...... 07 Nai , !es.; 'to , .... $0 Llv Pie. Vetticrii C S..) Du luel BiRTIIS. Olt dr 12th rittesteber,ut( 7 uuns; Hutto% the Lady of SIT He/ tor 'Merkerisie. ofCrirk,ih, Scotland Hart of geom. A Chi tie's ago in Dublin, the I.atli ..f the ,( gut Hou. JuLo Ortuntly VA :tteke of • goo in.! :le.. Irst neck, a butcher's wife, id Duni., Scotland, was C;. livered of three chiake.., two boy: tr!ocs, nlb Eta mother, are all in a gaud way. Ou the I.ltb inst. at KeosiwOrtli, Ludy of Sir Janes * Lake, Dart. of a wa MAIRI AC E. Lately, at Gretss-Grier , 'thews Ilielaclav, llstl. Ot Iflucle.iLe, in ri 4ka e tult:sio, to the auliak4v :sites &KAU% daugLler of Cart. t er t, 6f Louthill, neste•Csrliale. . • DEATHS. On the Mill fart at lois huse, le Slimus.street, Vatriric H., Y.* ot ..mloisoh-sitor ' thr•Tuaidf ut watty yen" it represcutulve iPariisaot al, fur jilt anually• The week :oefore la%t, in 611611:h %.11 9 !tear l Orlin ' Lirut.- Clets..Parher s' and last week, hienly eigh r, 1%1 os 13arher. Os 'Cueaday last, at Brighton. Fre Anna Ryter, el dest daughter of are fl'ight flotiou.alote R. Ryder, aged sight years. A tie days aro, at 11311yue:Iv1:wre, CLer.ty Tipperar). A'.' s. r.1114M10 , 11k, F. , 1. out Ot .ii. Majesty'sJa.trara cdr the Peace for that renoty. • • At Ilfurriforq, the ICAIe loot. Wu. itobirean, Fin. Sah- Covernur of ,the Ito* Laehangi Assurance CJantaa), Ix the yaii year of his age. 011 ATEA, Tilts DAV ,AT LoNiettik_stiwt.L. Mors. saw.. s t E.veas4..asis. alter.. 5 SALES BY AUCTION. PRINTS, naAvvixGs, PENNANTS LONDON IL. LFSTIIATED, MIRES OF SIR J. REYNOLDS, TROOP:, PRINTS, AND DRAWINGS, hilt}) AND GLAZED, icc. By 'AIr. RICIIARDSON, Al his House, No. ii, in the Strand, Are cartes ef street, THIS and TO-1101tItOW Eret:ags, at Sin ' o'Ciock, ACOLLECTION of PRINTS, inelnding English Portraits, asiny very rare ; Drawings, by Harding., Gardner, Rrley, Shahan], &c.; Oft 'We:elms( Sir J. 1tiw0.1.4., isrineipally woof's, in high preservation ; Etrh• ings, 17 Horghens, Potter, Swaisevelt, Waterloo, &c.; Mo. der, Prints, plain and in colones ; a large Collection of Tv piezraphiral Drawings fur Practrit's London; Graugc.rS History of England, twtnid, iu D "Ws! &e. To he viewed on Mornings 4.f Sale. Ca'alutzors may be had, lid each, of Bit. Rieliardasisi N 0.31, Strand. LBAYIENHAI L STREET. The first panellise superb CA BIN ET nod UPDOLSTFRY STOCK prsoirweil from het, said try Order of the 1111 k: OFFICE DiAtEcrofts, twoliaat large plates of g 1,04, in rich chiaaweg and pier frames, large niaro.c r. about Turkey, Brussels, and Kiliderimienter carp. : F droning-room suits of flinch iliapery sit :don t6i;r4 ; sespilal Nhabefrawf chairs cowered is blue's4.4l red Mercier o leather; a must clersat Trafalgar penestal inoehoard ; Grit tan, card, Pembroke, sofa, and 16.1pper t ahles ; dire. r seta of patent dining-tahlis • some capital China, Mes.r.. SKlit'sLlE sad CO. THIS DAY and TO-MORROW, at •Tweise o'clock, at fifi. Litisterthalhatrset, scar tb• Five Lamps, A nsirr 3140 Lots of stioders laud fusiliiimalile EFFECTS, among which are about to Lots of patent portable Caliinct Art.elra,llolUt petiolate rich frames ; eli4lr bedsteads, Owe sofa ditto; a tonality of best platearguotit. &r. Ar. ; the Furniture, which is very elegant, cousin+ elegant elltlld bedsteads mad furniture; down and ttnose '• tier hod., hair and wool inattivraes, quilts, blanktls, do ; superb drawing-rouge suits .4 Freacis a:odes-cur• taiaa, with bronzed and gold . maims weir up in the ar,t tart. to! enalincr ; tutu teen chitin, wills gilt lien'. paws, (brae tonnes to correspond sets ucjapamied, ri. Eiii.es patent, card, Penitienlie ' sofa, and :t n tables grand 9 i 4 rhuonl wish figures; acts of claw dosing-tables : *yid Ina hoginir orcretoissand bookcases t wardro,ss. cylitti:er desk:, ladies' rod 'unitises's itevuilig-staues ; ladles* work large glasses add mirrors ; Brasses eagle:a.; sofa riv e., kook hair ' chairs to c:irrear 4.1; sapper, iocololch, soil tables; a long rah!, seceire o. "bine anwk.a cl;:as ; lee euree alas of rich hrouudicd 444aa: rile .hie print books kitchen utemua, 1 , 4.4 emus , die-theof which wail be Sold without iZe--rve. Catalnciun to les hurl on the Trrmisrs ; at roe It I New-York Coffee.homrs ; a:.d )4: 110143.illti'iro The Directors of the Gttee will ta ke, ma payment, it two fourths. LONLibl : Prime I 17 G. I/ s.VIIISON, N.. 111.4socl4eunh,Croertrert, and pablished at tiv. 'Pr , No. 13, Duck 4.f St. eternal' s Sti ' WHITE, of Orlec.—lsr.o:re, hr. fir 4::• Seat to the Uthrc,',;.ost 1 and;, will he daly atlas