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`'f ,rte --E_ ITV( " n i 1411iliht.r, of Stets fir % ettfthwe et the cssauy etiila *NN lloompingtoes pa Wished. It etteeludes thee :", 4 ai M t u t . na Cellos Wore tasi trclenelel 441 1 WP alt h e . .ease sad the aseassary iettrhyto jailed twit eas mem, able% appears direitesid s with lasi& es the part of tie liiimmey et Algiers. 1141. Tbs Cartes hint Mks with "Olemere tbet the ememasal bee iisplamal • • peeper •dismity is ileapprestim *PM Vela** at tallailta leteriereses la the Wilma Teems of Caucasoid!. etimesbee Wisp. by declaring esaillity that it will Dever arliewirimlie as legltiseale sloe astimpiesee of a liWt iifsrfereeie: i tb SA. Ilie,Cusige hipi Ni M'Cliverumett, it will ilevareCwlilt %dal ;welemb wed perseversisee sal rte secarisiesuiiieb is maysbi It se reqvare frees turista Gabbier% arid th. ass oaaltiterwith simple verbal riser. .sloes, spas a subject at smelt' liabeirsiass, is will'peruseure ualil it shall have ebists;if ii•firilles . ribeiMaty for the Icze mid afthe - cosairy." Court or. Franco his 'pee iirio inoiiraint for the death of her Royal Hitchaele the Princess r MANZI'S, daughter of tlie'Doke or CLiaawcr. "rb• 5 per Cyst. Cassels were ea Wed•iallay: 4 slf.7si; oleo Tliainday,Stf.-41aisk Amiss. ow Wedaseday, 151111filei _ . _ _ _ _ 1 Theareokft; I,MIf. - u''. l ; , . . meeting of the Freeholders of the comity of Cimberland was held at Wire° ha Thu fast, whin a series of Resolutions, and a Pei - founded thereon to be Preseoted to Parliament, were unanimously agreed to, praying fur • diminu tom of the public burtlensfor each rigid economy the espenditare as may rfnder a reduction of illation practicable and eare—sad a reform in • Irarliameat. The meeting vs; the most 'maser ., mil. sod respectable ewer known in the county. The "b u siness was opened by Mr. J. It. G. GRAHAM, or Netherby, M.P.—Mr. H. CUILWEN,. Mr. Lawsow, Mr. BROWN, and Mr. Baottapasi,. took an active part in the discussion. The last Gentleman prefaced his speech with stating, that be had been Libouring under a most severe in disposition, and we regret to add that his persoq here evident marks of it. • . . . The Duke and Dockers of CLaaaci had s Select party at dinner yesterday. • Yesterday the Duchess of CLAIIXCI visited the Duchess of Kant. The Princess AUGUSTA, we are happy toss?, was. a great deal better of her ,cold yesterday. Hee Royal Highness received levisits freytthe Duchess of (3LoOcloreeit, the Due ''l4 . Of - CLARENCE. the Princess SOPHIA, sad the - "leritteess SOPHIA MATILDA., The Duchess of KNIT sent to make inquiries after the health of her Royal Sister. • The Duke and Duchess of CLaasnex attended pivitte Service on Sunday morainic at St. George's Church, Bloomsbury, for the purpose of hearing a sermon, !trenched by the Bi.hop of CHESTER, fur the benefit of the British Lying-in Hospital for Married Women, of which the Dbehess is patroness, when a liberal collection was made at the doors. Last night the Duke and Michels of CLOS,. (ESTER honoured Covent-garden theatre with their presence. The play was Conscience. or Me Bridal Night, with the farce of Gictinnuri is London. Yeiterday Prince LROPOLD returned to town from Claremont. In the evening his Royal 'High peas gave a grand dinner to a numerous party at Illarlborough-house, at which the Bombast .of KENT was to have been present; bat we are moo. cerned to say her Royal Highness was not soffi ciently recovered from her coil to be able to at tend. Auno•sg the company present were -The Princess Sophia Matilda, the Primed sod Felons* jEsterhasy, the Spanish Ambassador sad the Dockess Ds Friai; Baron Pfeffel, the Bavaria. Minister; Coast Mos. deislocis; the Earl of Ancraes, Earl Fortesese,, Cosa* Cm. ransaa., Mr. De Neiman, &c. %Ve yesterday mentioned the arrest of the Queete.s courier at Lyons, and the seizure of has dispatches by the French police. The c our i er alluded to was CARLO PORTE, one of the principal wi.nesses examined on the proceedings is the House of Lords against her Maa aSTY.and whose teatime', • completely exposed the pet-jolty, of the notations SACCHI. The dispatches, of which he was ,yjm bearer, we understand, ware the papers necessary to effect the sale of her Ma)Eslit's limbs° property on the Lake of Como. &e. It may be also pre.: siimed that he kindly undertook the delivery at various letters from his countrymen here to their relative* and friends in Italy. 11'e learn this Ler MaatsTv feels much boll at this proceeds. iag, and that the Chevalier VASSAL', who only ar. rivsd in town last Friday. by her orders, set out with Csiato Foals last evening . for Paris. with instructions that all the letters shall be opened. • The following is the House List of tiusGovestiose and Directors of the Bank of Euglawilv- s ille year ensuing, viz.— rots HOTrilioas Eq Governot. " Deputy Goveroor. DIIMICTOIIII : I Joke *husky Palmer, F.Aq. Pearce, E•q. ry Portier, Esq. Richard Mee gaits', Esq. Julia Rae Reid, Esq. Raker Richards, Esq. .enry Smith, Esq. Andrew H. Thomaria, Req. • Samuel Thocutos4,llo‘. Samuel Turner, Row William Ward, 114 4 . Whitmore, . and, Deputy Che r Bunk, this day, Tsseg. erectors to-morrow, Wed. from ten o'clock in the afternoon. liddleses were sworn in JNST, F.sq., and will morning at the Sessions disputch of business. morning a soldier which on examins body of a woman. . one side dreadfully taken to iiklimegstret's CHARLES POLE, E. Gov JOHN BOWDEN, £.q. Dim, VOR DIRUTORS David Barclay, Eq. Joie H Conches Buller, Esq. J olio P James Campbell, El k Henry 1 Julia Cockerel!, Esq Leber. Timothy Ab. Curiae, Eat Juba R George Drorrieu, Esq Job. B Jeveins.ab Harman, Esq. Henry ! Thomas Lau g h-y, r•i i . Amine William Manning, t.. Samuel William Mellish, E. 4 Samuel ••• Sir Thomas Neare, Vast. Willisi Goyim Wards Normao, Esq. Juba V ... The Election fur Governor Veilat will be field at the Bari day. the 10th. and for Director , - : i - oesday, the 1 lth instant, from forenoon till f.itir in the afternoo , The Grand Jury for Middle' . yesterday morning before F. Coi meet at ten o'clock this mornii ihouse, Clerkenwell, for the (lisp At an early hour yesterday discovered • boa in the Park, r titan was fou:•t1 to contain the ':'.. • her hair burnt off, antl part of c searched. The body was taken wet khoum. it . . ill -...,... iliti k oti, • iikb I ■ r~ F ~": M ititrqsis aitAll from Men etar,5„,,.... .ellllarvae deaf await Grim.Ms arra ...._ arrived of )leafs Mess is OW Ihrellastematteil l f tiii t.... seat is Iftillitft , The;Earf Mt ellsOsteme iikoshaerd as loos hooridwauss is Sews. Visesost Kayseri arlilmaggiti.tot his hamselkaltas• whier.rogasre, from his seat, Ulm - Thew's. Whoa Is arrived at illirsederr iloseireeellit place, from his mat la Nortliamptiriebrim. .. , :r9w4 , - Lord sod isdp Csardsstras rammed to Moo tilhoss the Mammies of flaUsisury's seatHatlialet..o re u 'Marl Amherst is refereed so testa Arem . hionsal,. a rgiLest. Ebeississo kr miblittlii SOMM : is Kurth hedge,. illilltsk••• • fro- &t i ll s :arm It ity csi)i:et • . . • assellss end 1.4 momentums lute home la A . tham their seit;Thiliiiishe reek,lferksbire.. mad Lody.Tesit mod family hors Idt sea. Moist, .Abseesarle-stseMisibraphinftsmae 14 Asia 1 Diatel Gil.'; Foe. M.P. is islipplAmmAlboujbleilb nest, TssopostrY, Ilene. Swivels at the Royal MIME' OE Allihilhillifilsill. lbsessille, Ibis. from hteeloolsilielmehperettlielieSK Abut, Ow!. freer Bath; _ Colo" agesapaa.. /lea = I .lllsvis; sod Coptaia Leightote, from % tear. CO lak. his left ditto for hie seat its Birks. . . cAnitatent Fernier flout, Se. hasen-iltret. :—Ciiptikii News Mk Messrs, freer dismisses. m Illeemeteari Speim tier Ititeleihni; Ora, froo'bi• seal is IhrOsillt i aid Joie Wad dingier', Owl from his seat in Doreotettire. Joint ilsislield, Es,. M.P. is arrived at the Cocos Tree, St. hoirevereet, frost Ids seat is Leicestershire. CUPRIAIr'4I4RDEN THEATRS.:4. 0. or-. The trag e dy of Venire Preserved was repeillillii lift sight 'to a very crowded house. Miss DAYS, . Wits of her fame by her spirited an., of Belvidere. We would Mk sitenstit4oollolloModonspieuests plagiarism oflogallit of thm ooffilimort. Ohl deny the slight and tweilisi' poirtmillemomer with which she acquits herself of 8 • 1 1111111111111imit passages and situations; but the Ittlikbellt...race which reigns throughout. and StiLgraetie ardour which occasionally bursts from kir, over-rule her deficiencies. arid iinpress the mind with att ides of great excellence. Her first in ' !trines, with Jet Aer was as tender es the conception of . the Poet who designed it. Her frank, euqui- Site, sad confident affection in leer husband. bears down all objection of criticism. She works a still 111011 busy and varied series of tuition in the scene where - she complains of Keyeamies perfidy, with an effect 'n6 less consummate. Her closing scene was equally effective. Her avidness was the genuine ef fect or too mach tenderness; it was fraught lees with horrors of imagination than with suit though hopeless illusions. the wreck of the finest and yet most resolute love. . SW'hofteised the dying pd.- sages, relieved their positive horror by the gentle man of her expression, and left behind het a legsey of the softest rementhninces which • story so dire fill woald admit. Mr. C. Kniput improves hie part habitually. His judgment is astonishingly progressive for en artist of such established repute. Mr. Atmore's Pierre deserves very ho. tiourable mention. He scarcely preserved the dramatic; predoutitianos intended for him by the author in some of the metres with Jaffier ; but he never lost eight of hr unremitting energy. and ruth less, Minty courage of the chewier. The 'Witold 'erne was well given. The curtain fell after the' close spft,lst thc loudest idaudits. ENGRA VINGS An Valhidos of Esgrurings by holey British Artists is &bora so be (paired, soficr she imarwedisme pea/wings of ►is Majesty. Assault thaw of the Profession under whose esperistemideses the lidolbleiee will hilte place tars to Is herd she eases oaf Drumsley, Warreo, 'Keys° ?met, ke. ote, end the Works to ►e ethibited will be supplied by Dearly all ibe Engravers ilwoughost the kingdome, the de sign of as Exhibittnt% of their Works harts( taw with she almost unasisnous approbation of she Members of the Pro fessios. Lally WAREENDes is arrived in London from Napier , . Her Ladyship came home in the Liffey Mote, Copula DUNCAN. The Earl of HARRINGTON entertained • select party of his fiends at dinner yeliterday, at his house in the Stable-yard, St. .I•ll3rea. The Marquis of A NOLESEY. will entertain • this. ticignished party oa 'Thursday nest, at his house iu Old Buffington-street. Oa Sunday Lord and burly C•ret.aita•on had a dintier party. Mr. MACRIADY commenced an engagement last night Pt the Bristol theatre, to the character of rirmixists. Kenilworth Castle is announced for represent's tion this evening at the Adelphi Theatre, for die benefit of •fille. B. CALLAN. lo spkndoor Mid in.. terest this piece yields to none on the stage, arid this is the last opportunity the public will have to witness it iu the present lesson. The. Recreative Bevies, derives the word bestper" from "ax bon pere ;" for when the English weir good Catholics, they usually &auk the Port's health In a frill glass every day after dinner—au &name, to our good father. Roses, from Italy, were first planted in England in the year 164,2, and were consecrated as presents from the Pope, and pl.e.d over confemiionals as the symbols of sorrow, 15-26; hence the phrase of " under the rose." The el/mains of the late Captain Et.rltturtone. R.N. of Belluir, N. 8., were interred at Peunycross Chapel, on Thursday morinng. Admirals Sir ALEXANDEU COCUSANE, Sir HERBERT Sawvgn, and B6DEGIID ; C missiolier SN/EED ; Captains CsutlrtiLD, Dssewooo, IVorrti, and Sir G. J. Sauct.ata, Burt., attended as pall-bearer.; and • great number of persons on horseback and foot sci. conspanitd the melancholy procession out of respect to hie memory, followed by it long line of private *carringea. SACRILEGII.—On the night of Thursday week. - owe rillsio or villains broke into the church at taierewsod, sod stripped ill the soviet cietb etc'-the Earl of HAIM/1)0W' pee l , r oo m p,4 ur • r~ ` . a ... . ,* • • • • f v • ;z . 4 tatdootot ant .- __ ens widel km bevo ita qb a geg r : s r title pain, is to march for the ' • seroatimeeith its regimes', sow atittioireel at liar rodn. • vat is*if ="' - v LAW IibTALLIGENCE•on 'lea ....... . :•sta hi- VICE.CHASCRLLOR'S COURT, tabottailffaiffilist 4 td. t.. 1„, ii.i cry.. Mon paw. Sofia S. ~ i tr tnclAie al 04 . 1 ........ t . , OPERA-HOUSE. -. evil • vir4l.,- . : , ttraci - WATlllti v. TAYLOR. .P li -refivOittion brii.g called on, Mr. Batt, Nun isel for Mr. Waters, said, he understood there was 'an arraugement making out of Court between the !parties. Mr. Heat!) said that his client, Mr. Taylor. on being informed that his Nohow, wa.s of opinion thst the Master was correct' in reporting that Monsieur iNdelot and the representstires of the late Mr. Naldi ought to be paid their claims on the Opera House oat of the funds in Court, hod immediately consented that they *tumid be forthwith paid. The Vica-Cus acc Lttri—H . Let the Sidle:tors of the parties draw up the n minutes of the order i and hand it to the Registrar."' The following notice wort - pasted up in the Vice- Chancellor's Court tleitAimising :....-"rhe Lord Chiaticellor will not sit ot. Lincoln's Ism Hall to- Minrow. " Bowe of Lord., Mauler, April 9." . . . . , . . ~. LONDON SESaIONS. ,___ .....—.0.----- ' 'Yesterday these Sessions eorame•ced before 'the Right Sew. the Lord Mayor, &r. lee. The Combo, Sa JJ rAA ?, he ithargiog the Greed Jury, observed, that he was sorry le,frie that the Calesilar for (be mooing Ohl Bailey finaniao, coutaised the mows of e must winos camber of permits foe trial; but he win happy tr "trials them that from the vigilance of the Magistrate* mid the activity of the Police the oust bee of Prisoners fur the City of Lowbrow burr testy the pro. portion of treaty-two to two. Winifred and sixty-four, the number te the Prisoners for Middlesex; mid of the fit, 14 were owes of the ordinary nature that came before them Constantly at every Session. OUTRAGEOUS AftqAULT. Harry Noah, the driver of a coal waggon, was tried upon ao ledietment fur barrog memortted a roost wasters aid out man.; assault logos Mr. H. W. *booms The J wry Mood the Prisoner. Oeilty. The COURT said, they felt thenwelves bored to protect the publie'froto the wasters brutality of those Oho had the menagement of horses in our streets, sod they should always punish their sniecondoet with.emerity. The Prisoner was sentence to be imprisoned fur six Months is the Gillaper-street r-ompter. . . _ .. . . SOPLERSET LENT ASSIZkS. ...Maw.- • The Amines matmenoird at Tolutton, as Sateedayie'saight, by the iipmekag of ilits Coasseiptioo on that day. The total soother of Primmer* is 103. h. the liw aide there were 40 abases entered, of which number mire 'Mere set loon fur Special Juries. BRYAN V. PSARCII. " Two of • trade seldom epee.' Thie hi on off! ptoenftb, nod like most other peorevita, I. a true nos. That penom who deal in the acids mid ,bittors of life iimuld sometimes full to loggerboads, is Not remarkable; hut that these wigwam* employmeet is to cull all the iiettitiows sweets eibielt balm, Mt provided is all ber atoms. trees metaled citron &wit at lellipope-mhat they shield bit ober the in lettuce of the vile &moo, Mt almost heyetod oraceptitio. Illoisi ft is ; ~ram jelly limbers abutted by a • raspberry jam • and the Plaintiff, Mr. Bees., a pasary-esak sod coo firotiimer, of Bristol, haattemaiabosed sea eddied by Mr. ripe!, the Otifeadant, who is a rival pastry-emit sod mu feelioner, although residing at the distaste, of bait a mile, It Is per haps ditnevilt to speak of this ewe, waken* nee sides tog its mixed griality. There is a little of I,oBl4eily, cud mach of tragedy; at least as far as the hrtiseatahle goes, for Immeatable it is when live children, the eldest of whom was Dot fifteen, were.put is the box ' nod the question to be *tided Vat, whether two oat of the five on the owe side, or three out a the five us she usher, were perjured! It ap peared that Mr. Bevan, she Plaintiff, had a core-loft over his ovens, which be let to Meows. Gran, corn-factors; and also that he had a boy who broke • .poddiewdials, for which be was discharged. and mulcted fighter's-prime. It ap preterit, ale 9, that Mr. Pearce, the Defendant, had taken the podding-dish breaker Mtn his *mice. The Defeedani, on paring the lareecof the MeV, was charged by him with karbourisitt this pudding-dish breaker, end, passion getting the better of • pastry-cook's reams, Are Defendant down right ehatrged the Mimi, wilts being a thief; that be had Medea Gran's 'theta; ad that bet Air him Mr. Leese, aced Mt. Aldetosso Wilcox, be would have Lees transported. The words were proved; and the Defendant pleaded, as a jtutificatioe, that such'sea the tart. It would be too tedi was to enter use a detail of the evidence in support of the plea of justiffeatlos. The Manse( was completely contra dictory ; on the ore aides ease of theft was made out, iu defiance of every probability, and oil the usher aide, a posi tive denial: and it is to be lamented that the advice of Mr. Alderman 14i1e034 hefere whom the parties had tome, had not been atteaded to, the woethy Alderman having recom mended a settlement, seeing that law was very expensive. At an errata, the parties have soot to comirtaie of haste, for after a Wiest heating of liwobasso, inch:date a very full charge on the pert of the t..silltd Judge, the Jury returned a. verdict fur the Plaintiff; Ma. In.. damages, which are sufficient to carry costs. . . .. Lamentable Occarrrenig...4.ast morning Master Rowtsfr, aged 16 years, the nephew of Sir %VII. ROWLEY, of Teudiiug Hall. Suffolk. who was purruisig his sinifies' at Westminster School, not having learned a task' which had been set him by Ids tutor, and not attending ss hool. was volt for ; ou the arrival of the messenger at Ins lodgings, the boarding house of Mrs. STILFux, Dean's-yard. IVestminster, he locked hi. study now, opened the window. three limier firm the grouuJ, and threw himself headlong into the area. Fli. skull WWI cut °inn, and his thighs broken :Inv life is despaired of. On the last market-day at Mansfield several biukeits (A./MAO.* burrs were iitterrd for sale, which were rapidly nuichased ; by some for food.. and otlseie for cariosity. Gloucester A OMB a commenced on Wednesday. There vieie 951 Primmest, in the .Caleudar. Sou BUST A Sill lie... We learnt last evening, that, ou the trial of an action brought by the Assig nees of Gauss. against Messrs. S7rticitu, Hauliers, of Langport, involving u charge nt wantons • toast. the. ease summed a complexion highly it(reouralel, to the Bank, and the Plismitga *me Deasu ited.—( Bristol Mirror.) . . IP _, .. .~ . • - . ' . ' • ' .* ti . mt ia:tnort tot i;XIYA ,4040ae .1 n , '; -- , I - ; 1 . . - - r f o. 4 1 ' ll t , . 4 " - ' '' 34- irdl i ttg oi r nil illikiNefltili letiestak, •!SeiS . .• 1 it t VII . ell L , • k .111 Mb '''' ' ..."' ."... ..."- • - 4..... ilhallibilmillbstilt..lllbeadloriell Gaited' " Its, .- I % idlllrdllbs* allinGlase hodeditel sass ti • '•.'l ~ . 4. ) aii• • 4. a a. 411 • i,. ' ttt . Mt rstersest 8 Soidkoft.43B4 l 4llELlNlMe elmeseed - rasetozonint vioriirritiel" es ',rider • sod if is 38 , rechmem lose et Tart , Imola se Eltiet's .. o • ' • 1. maw ,i• i • troop of she .t regiment of Royal Dearman userele. 1 .The Warquis aid. Illarrbieemse of Ta g :' es t i o r. t h am, OVILM lef• 410 bommteka at listeser yordeediy : It to rammed tq lowa from dirk sew, Oakley Gomm &hire. timiteed-qmitets of time paistest will be at Weymouth. The 11110*, Med Ifsedoieedoes Ceds 'mid family /cm Thelroop of she lath Lancers wide!" Imo bees ctiisrierrol at arrived MI qoolir Mob. is OW Ihbrilasloildolll4, Itids ill* Steloi . tor 'some time pain, le to mama for the maiden ~... - C . ~* a. W'7 2 ' r. . . . ' . • .• lAEA li 0 86T,11W Ii: ,1 , -. ' her brie( thisasaderidoill eillitehadir ...Ye mo u es p,n.,, ..-.....onsiania... ens 2 411 05p i,,p.r. 4/11S , him a pretense to get Manded on OUtfill 41111, MI tareve-hawe eight oies until she majors hien le set off fp the niseriage ..., Mai , keg , f h license end the ring. A weth after Ike introduction, Cap e • TER I.ATR means& •• i. !.... •!.,..• -,, sane Grey is sent fee, sod arrives with she full mullion, yof Yesterday the Primitive. nitgerier iftleinfOliftrallend_ the lodes father to Drills No refietioaries, and the veer sere fully soil *sally committed-the IP ',4 1 4 1, egue14 WI I asosseot be esti ts the Defenrimit, isitnelnees the mileject ;he • lnitraflt of Mh. him_ Pei , ' nod be robbery er...,llfhtt• . is, however, ititevristked„.bet reeves the. cosswerseroo are Peck's able, sod lichoter . es receiver a the .t i Pro - dinner. He irks my cheat toappoir 'day fur the seltmii- pewee. bnoeriog theorem. in beer been anoint. .., • . . zation of the Mari iage. 1 liutow oat, Gentlemen, coolie lied Tite "bile Wm/ 41 W of floe dieenneeeff "mike at "•Irlird• " Mr. Crispin's, whether Mr. Daly elated to get oat of des Monday is dile :-Esele nbefeeseii dud while ils Cerro ,„„,,,,, e t ~,,,„,;,,,,,,,,, eherig,„. or „ holier he wished to Hey Perk'shoulp with Rutterly, on the rts)r of the satteder marl : the huleymoon quiet soil stodisturbed, but this he peeler* rol.bery, she saw Bulkily 5.311 a handkerchief cried Mrs. , ' ele „,„,„„ ed „„,,...,... 1-1 .„ e 1„.„„ mossy 6 1 ....4. &MO. . Thomsen:ee neck, with which she dragged her down slat I wee, aarl-nnand until that is paid 1-I pa-eel think of.....thiad, I ' into the kitchen, "here she (Itiffeell 'I. loinesiocat Per"lte• • of marriage, 'as my creditors then would ha-rasa see, ',nuke the bloody deed, wish the weapons aheterorde fora. Ronlik, I 1 got a fei.tene."--Mr. Grey thee said, he supposed be wi .. 'it will he recollected, formerly kept ricer 4.f all know , 'ear he my Cheat seising the colder opposer ,;': *age of the murder, sdmitting only the carrYittlf o ff 1 repßeft, "rz.etly so." However, you are enißielmilemakil the trunk., kr. and this ',armee it is eluiught weighed much o we he next i „,„„; e4r „„„ le Cupid ,. Grey, d ide ee helo m midi the Inquest Jury in inducing them So draw the &rine- int Ile fret, and with eyes etreeniing with tears of grief met shiskeireene her crier and that of Remissly iw their serrate. Aigotance, miaowed his Clint to the gallant Captain, a n d Partial,'" Of I ollteened Isevivenem; bat on what terms!-deal he 010,111 P. pimple, however. have doubted floe Ears, et el all events. Ih4l Bitterly bad ii ' .inlierpßiaSertoight. 1 a. nut mesa, mentireed the 1.. ~,.. 411 % 0 E Erns by this confession has idisitified herself IMO v., .. 4 4 ....... ema ngs in oce o u th id ro be w a po ol t e l en_p imi nta i ti l o w n a lbe al M ie r. si t. : ' , :?;. h. e s i,.. with the murder, sod falsilied all her former averikesiti, which dr Jury bail given her so much credit. 'UM hedieree made on my client. Mr. Yardeleoe bad ar r a'. • ed li the Jury as fathers sad as !brother% me behalf of iejimiiil Places are to be aarigned nt the King's Caroni. fentar of den description, sad hr (Mr. Cranepten) appealed lion, which is fisted for the Iflili of Jae*, for'the la behalf of the other see The Lesnied Geetkanst co.. Lord Mayor of London, t lee Lord Mayor of I)tob.. etaird an address replete with wit end negueuest ; Lad Mr. Justice Burros they proceeded to charge the Jury. Gilt, and ate Provost of Edinburgh. —lpabliss free- . n .,. 1 ,,,,,„„.. o f marria g e w as na d a th e could h „, am' s Jouraui.) - Y .. +L I it i that was auficieetly proved; yet he could —„,....._ • . wet., however, help remarking, deal the Plaintiff's friends • ' ' " GALWAY ASSIZES. : • -.... •• siefinem precipitate. The Gentlemen of the Jury were sot -- • plated there to try the Defeodant as a delioqueet, but •to maikai OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE • meatier the damages for the Plaintiff sceordiug to the iiijiory sestained. What injury Miss Blake had dualities's' BLAKE R. DAILY. . was foe them to see. The chair* comfort of the Defendant . Osier so the respectabilny of the patties caromed, tind I had been marked with a peat deal of incoosisiency ; be was the interest excited fur the issue of this eidreordierey trial, • 1 . 05 (be was g o i n g t o a i r) of despicable inder.leteding the Record Court was crowded at an early hour me Saturday We regret nut being able to follow his Lordship through as. warning; and about 11 o'clock • very reepertable Jury berg of the moot luelitions addresses to a Jury we have ever sworn, the trial irouseetenned before Mr. Justice Burie s ..- Ibr•rd • We witnessed a more crowded Cued. Several t h e .Titt' Jury retired for abort twenty minutes, and relented ... with a verdir t fur the Plaintiff- Damages, 3001. .. sad If. of distinction appeared i7l the Grand Jury box duels( the entire of the trial, which lasted from 12 o'clock until sesta s- 1"1". T h e Ver d ict w" netneen •f the •••11wY with in the evening. Ihe daeniges were laid at 5,11001.; Iv"' Mr' d approbatioe. Serjeant Yaneekur opened-the ease for Hut Plartiff. • _. - .- ilia, be said, was as action of peculiar interest, mid floe P. AVA L IN l'E LLIG EtVCE. is which the conduct of she Dcfenilant was marked with ea extraordinary degree of aggravation. The fair Plaintiff, roverswollira, APRILS. Miss Cashel ine Blake, was the daughter of Mr. Thomas Airiviad yesterday the Bolden, Jeeksou, trout London fur Rieke, of Blake-hill, and coasequently closely allied toast Mai-Seines; Auer, Lucas, from ditto, for St. Dueniugo ; of the most weepeetable families its the county of Galen,; Fondue, Myth, from Havre; and Jouge Nicholas, Parma, highly acconsplisherk and possessed of mango es the mewl from Dordt. •Ii gar and pleasiog, she was the primmest of the hilts Sailed the Juke Howard, Smith, for Quebec; Mary, Reid, chyle an which, she moved; young, amiable, and farioafitees for fhe Sark S. as; Bolden, Jackson, fur Marseilles; and he was lint surprised at for having captivated she affietione Robert sod Ann, Wilburn, for Gibraltar. of the Defendant, or even of ass admirer of a more reSseed • t t taste. The Learned Geatknbao deprecated in thestroacrs ezmolent. APRIL 7. pr Arrived the Bee, Raymo n d, f rom P oo l e , leaky • Importer tionta the system of delusion and wiling with the kettle's tesesspert, front Purtsmorith• fur Cork ; aid Sophie, Armin, of females which young geutlemen of the present day were from Sworn Leowe fur Leudoe. in the habit of pursuing; and, after having adverted to the I Pasted up Cheroot else Cu mberlasd, Adam, from &neonate evidence winch he Arnold bring en support of the Plaintiff's fur Hasuburgh. care, called upon the Jury, as fathers and as brothers, ili Sailed the Marianas, Rowe, fur Africa; Eagle, Redford, discourage, by au exesaiel.iy sod wholesome verdict, relenli- for Lisboa ; and Henry, Killuch, fur St. Weisser.. lions of such dishonourable conduct. Miss Jane Morgan of Mookelield, was then eicsonined by HARWICH, APRIL 7. l a lu m ll a a i n i d, and the lovef* ri a l IX promises". -S. t elly o prove d .lori iie t wo be ibac fre q u by en u t r. P r L a fresieee iv dell o( The sa A t ff i i kd a iv p " i l ic i tt the et f Lad ruat y Go Ne t rea tenb n er i p- iack e e se t h fr 7itb packeteitr r to r ril e. N x llsu avt n a pa_c e k a et ch f w or ith H a o mi lla iu mi L , lad c a ml e - I P ad la y in ; l f ilt ro i m s t he ite I. S e r7 r lnto " ineen irsair t of " Pla ile in is ti a ff e sed " Def idit esdatit ilii" ' 1. 6 ie li - Tett e ° erosiveness be seemed completely is love; Miss Blake erns Dna% APRILS. by no means so serous for the marriage as Mr. Daly seem- Arrived yesterday and sailed Fur the River the Esther, ed to be, sod frequently told hint That if money wee Me Julieston, for St. Michael's; Friesuladllasteeton, from Ma object in marrying her, be was deceived, as AO bed me for. tape ; and Radius, Detre°, from New Tea. tire. Willies, being the mutual fired of Plaioltir mad De. Came dew* from the River the Nartblembetteed, for Mire. fendant, formerly restarted Daimler to acqoaint his snachi; Asia, for Smyrna; Ass, fee fablialtar; Eagle, for father rah leis lineation a man lege ' and as frequently re. Leghorn; Sisters, for Demerara; Snead% Air Montreal; received fur answer, that be (the Defendant) peg master Vestal, for kieltehiseto; Anglia, f ur St. Jeelge"s ;, Symmetry, of kis awn article, and that he knew his father would be fur New Brunswick; Sarah Avis, fur fikeMliet; Admire and adverse to his marryieg soy penes fioss motives of a pro. Maria, Crooner, for Legatees ; and We , fount New oiary armee ; end added, that be was cornered Miss SI e castle, fur JaIUIPCII. The Norwegian L t gar lta, Bet. would makes must prudent wife; rid Heal by marrying der, sits, from the Baltic, got tee the Gut/dwelt Mati/hem Fridays altit hiking a separate louse hone his father, be grad ire but was gut off yesterday, stud carried saki Minegggeae leaky. cheaper rid ksom happy sham be could by liviag with his Sailed the Ausa, Robertson, for India. 0, ,•• r retiree. , Arrived to-day and aailed fur the River a• chimmit i Oss the erre-eternisation of this lady, it wee einisewoored the Pout, from St. Detniugo. In be rowed (but ioellictierly) that a proposal a marriage eaalettaelte, APRIL 7. first came hues Mies Blake's friends; that his Socumie of The amend, Marlin, from Liverpool, seal last sight 300/. per annum, was elm 'educe/sent, and that turkey was sear the Perch, Caruaeroa Bey, and it is (cared very little Plaintiff's molten for briegieg this adios. On beteg asked is i:1 be saved : crew saved. by Mr. Campton, what sort of a geodes's. the Defendant _ • _ ..... was, Miss Morgan said that be was not a vary bands.... mart-was nut possessed of pleasing meaner. me istaismat tuP addreis.-eras rather silent-" said but littie r pred shut little beilly."-Miss Morgan uuderwriet a Wog creellettesti• nation, but no imPression was made open her crime,. Mrs. Berbera Grey, dater to the Platutiff, was then ens. mined by Mr. litArlllo.-sbe coofirused the depeekris of Miss !dories' ; swore that the Defendant absolutely set off froen llooksfield for she license; that dm (oilmen) bought the weddiog clothes, sod that the insli intitsatitm she had of Mr. Daly's iiitenfions of breaking off the maid, was bis absence on the following Friday, the day appointed foe Ike soleinuization of the am. deg.. Bailees anise immediately to ale. Duty, hoping that no accident had uonerrestakiielt prevented him from fulfilliug his (Defeadart's) promise, and received an answer, sot from She Defender, telt frora his fisher, stating that from pruderial ateliers he (Davi dson's father) interposed his pareistal authority, sod pre vented Lis nun from nmeryiug Mies Blake. Mrs. Grey un derwent a lung cruse-examiostion, the entire of which e• could not collect from the low tulle of voice is Phial the Counsel who examined her spoke. Nothing, however, came out on the cross-examine, ion. Captain William Grey, brother-in-law to the PlaiediE was then s mistimed, and swore, that he received a teller from eloakidield, part of which had been 'written by Mim Morgan, and part by Plaintiff, requesting of him to set off isansedi. afely fur MirekaSeld, iu order to make the necessary mouse. mewl fur Plitiotifi's marriage with Defeedaut. He did so, sod on arriving at Mookstield, met Defeudauti rad told him he (wittier) had bend of bsa intent iou to marry his sisters in. law, the Plaintiff. Mr. Daly said he did intend to merry It , r ; that she rasa charming pelf and that be wow sent she would make a meet excelleut wife. Here the ciartersa. lion was interrupted, bid was afterwards mewed afire dimmer, wheat 1441 ladies retired to the drawing-room.' Wit. twos said, that he wished Dresidaet to appoint a day foe the marriage, as he (witness) intended setting off for Galway next morning. Defendant said, that be owed ousts money in Lougbrea, and that until it was paid, lie could not think of marrying. Witness thee said, * Oh! thee you are tiff," and Defendant's reply was, " Exactly se." Mr. Moreau, senior, thee stood up and said to Defeudaut," Sir, you have been guilty of a most standaluus act, mid the SOWoer you leave my hoer the better." Defendant them kft the room and ordered his boric, but was prevented frost grog by one of the young ladies. Witness tread that he was crying after baring left the dining-parlour. SUM lime after sidiess retired to the drawing room, where be saw Mr. Daly ; did not speak to him. Next morning, as witness was atom' off fur Galway, Defendant addreisied hillatlelf to him, nail in the Meal supremos inalsoce sagged he wievild (mime what bad passed the night baler, and protested that nothing was farther from his wish ut Intentiou than break. log off the match; wises@ said lie would forget, prstlded he would settle on an immediate slay fur the marriage; Defrittlaut said be could ant immediately marry Pluseliff, but !hal be word is the pour✓ of a Grosser; wooer said he cousidesed tied immediate; winter dna set rho fur Galway. ' Mr. CRAMPTOII then rose rui the Defrodast.-He was leery this cafe had ever come before Ike public ; it wort *owe been lowa bettor foe she interest of both parties. As 6.40, evidence that hod bead produced in euppoot of the Moketiff's ease nothing cook' Ise more easperehle ; but he Could nut avoid caking the shinnies of the Gentleness of she Jury to the precipitate manner in which every frog te. 'lame eu Ibis courtship was turned ou by the Plaints'', friends. First, Mi.' Blake and Mr. Daly were introdoced -he fantods love at first sight-sloshing no equal ht. smarty to become a bridegrueenr-Mta. Grey Ws off umpatisittly pest MARKETS. • CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, A min. 9. The *apply of Wheat was very large this imorwing from COWIE sail Keel, exclusive of a coauderable geautilt (rum usher counties, that rentaiaed over from last week's arrivals. and havieg het Ilitk demised, the sales were exceediagli heavy, at a decline bf 114. perique/ter upon the best qualttiem but the inferior samples coold net be got of at a greeter re. duelioe. Barley is from Is. to 1.. per quarter lower, shit arrivele having far exceeded the deemed, mad a great Anal was undispeeed of at the close et the imartet. The arrivals of Oats have bete also very almudeet slate Friday, and Shit trade was very gull, and Is. cheaper. &am mod Pewits* Is. per quarter lower. la ether articles there is as alliaeri hon. • GUILDFORD, Arum 7. Must, per load Oats, per quarter Ol 19a to 11 Os aye, per quartet Ol Os to 01 Os Reeky, per quarter Beaus. per quarter.. ll Itts to II 10a Grey Pease, per quarter ll 9s to 11 14. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, Aram 9. There was a very large supply of all ileseiiptions of cattle at atarket this Morning. The price of prise Bert MOMS, the seine as last week, but the Inferior qualities are rather lower. There is so alteration Si the prices of Nay, Straw, sod Clover. The &Howls% is a cornet olotewlest of the prices aud members To seek the offal per stone of SR. so 4hi. SA. ' Hood of Cattle this Asp t Mutt... is. 6.f. to 4s. Sd. amass 1,170 Lausib„..os. 04. ea Si. 04. Sheep„ „.„,„„ feel ....4a. 6d. to 6a. 04 Calves Fairk ....4s. 6.1 to be. 4J. Figs PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW . Will I Hay 3/ los 0.1 to AI oa Hay.. 3118 s 011 to Os Straw II ts Ott to I/ 14s Od Straw-. 1/ Itts Std to It 14.04 Clover 41 OsOd to 51 Os OA I Clover 4/ 4s 8d so It Is 1114 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cot. NNW POCK WTI. N W saes. [eel ....01 He to 4? ISe Kest 21 10. w 4/ le Ineeret So to 31 4. Sussex .... 9l Oe t... Si. ilk liesex. .41 10e to 41 le Err: So t.. m e Fatolot;.liee, 4110 e to 6110 e Ditto, 'mood, Si 16s to SI 0. COAL MARKET. A ra. 9. Ship. at Market. Ships I.M.Peke. 96! Newcastle ...... n Ste istedarkaati 1 Sre4els Pal I Camases I MC'S (W trroCICS YINTENDAX. — - .Bsok Stock.... tit! vet I Bunk L. tko.. • 181 5. ili 3 pot Ct. Red 7lft I India Bonds.. 47 49 pr. 4 a pe,..c.... 7. i , ........... 5 6 pr. 4 per l'eots.. • • f 1 Lottery Tickets 1,4/. 14s. 5 perCt.N. 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