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DUBLIN. Miami ie. t Tit ESSIONN- I DAT, m•scs 16. Tirmar Grogan stood ea:itally indided for a high is 4) robbery, committed on the /Pith of Febris ivy last, on Mr. John Hesd,4.ntrnerte magma a Holy bad packet. It appeared, by 'Ay. Herd's testi mony, that ac he w'is returning from town, to his house, near liall's-bridge, he was met by four mei., at thi , side of the bridge, who to-k the wall of him, when immediately a pistol was discharged at him, from the shot of which he received a wound under the left eye; he was knocked down—was much stn - tn-d by the fall, and when lie recovered, he found himself in the arms of kis asiailaats—lie wriggled much to extricate himself, and called nut for itelp. He was again thrown on the ground, and his pockets • and fob rifted of a silver watch. a knife, pocket gist tls. etc. He identified the pistol, which is of curious construCtion, having the property of dis charging from one hattel, two distina shots, by one aim to fire. The Witness also ide;.tified the Pri 1 , whom be had seen at the Superitttendant ilimitate's. oole. a Peace Officer. apprebendei the Prisoner, on innday st'n.;i7ht. near the berry 81:p, opposite Charlesistreer. He then found on his pe-son this primed and loaded, also some powder and ball, and a silver watch, but not the hosecutor's. Th e p rwmce d e ni e d hi s more to be Grogan, and persevered in doing so. He seemed to despiir of life, and entreated Cie Constable to shoot him ; be was compelled ti use some threats of firing, in Seder to di•perse a groat mob, who surrounded them when the Prisoner was taken into custody. **(withstanding a great variety of strong circum stances, and the Recut's-sea', chug.... by no means favourable is deci.ed acquittal. the Juty re turned a read, Not Go.ieb; hue entreat d the Court to impose some eon.traict on the Prisoner, "itch as exttarreimiry bail. This the Rtcomusa !tuned ; alle g ing, that as, by their vet dtil of an quittw, they had let him loose on the public, tl.ey should share the 'erne danger to which they bat sutjetted !Leh. fellowtcuisens. He would have been accordingly aischarged, but that thrt e other Capital indiaments, on charges equally atrocious, Ore I Auld against him. It Joke Berets stood capitally inditled for robbing Robert Norris of a gold watch, on the night of the 27th of February, in Great Frederick -street, ' North. Mr. Norris proved the robbery, arid iden. d the watch, which was found with a cabinet lasker, of thenanse of Barker, who houg . tt it for Ole guineas. The Prisoner, under much fe.tling an f compunction, made a free mid uninfluenced confession of e robbery '4l Mr. Hall, Sect-. tat yat the Superintendant Magistrate's Office ; and gave information w' ere Toole, a Peace Officer. might apprehend Grogan ; giving him, at the same time, a caution that he was arm .4 with a loaded piston. The Prisoner was found iiriity; bat the Jury, on a hint from the Recount', recommended him as an objet of enetcy. H. said he would transmit . the recommendation to Government, in consi deration of the humanity the Prisoner displayed in p:t e l the Constable on his guard. Court 11 ,1 j 0 WIME, aptinsa, “tit, LA$? YiAI• 0/ TSZ ISMS AND !ATI OT 1 0011 ZVI." The innumerable ptillitc.ttiOOS which have ap paired in t::r last fifteen years, on the Revoiutina of nom an ! on vie horrible crimes to which it gave ►irds, warned to have exhausted the dread!ul sub ot Ad that cotild interest the present generation . The teetings excited in the perusal of Mr. Hue's Memoirs, are therefore very unexpeded ; feelings, loos% and itrevistshle, Arising frozu new fads df the most due:citing nature, which he Alone could re port, as they were known only to him ; and of the truth of which Lis-candour, moderation, and exatt nr•• ...at • n., cfrnibt• The prominent chara&er of this work, is that of *leering the fullest light on the extreme goodness of Louis XVl.'s heart. the Queen's mai/auto:icy. the isgslis virtues of isfadatee Elizabeth, titre promising nu...nies of ,viaaame ttc , ,ole, and the atniable disposh non of t:.e youngt tauphin. Mr. Hue, in relating their misfire tunes, drawsli um us fresh tears, and convinces os mote than eva, of the iornen;e I.ns nl.ielt France has sustained, and he t......n j ust•ce she has to ROT. • Let these who have suspelled the Queen of hav ing to sacrifice the intere4s of Prance se chose of lustri t, read, in Nit.. Hue's w, rk, what Her Majesty sail to him, at the time she was in /seined that she oats to be separated from the sing ! Let those villa have been ready to throw a *oat* upen her religious sent;me.its, read the Mayer which she made her son say every day ! Let chose who retain the slightest unfavouresie :mpr es elan reveling the intentions of Louis XVI. read, again and ..gam, attentiveiy, the conversation of the wane with M de Ma!ziherbes, in the prison wi.erc they were confined together ; and those of the Xing with his family, and with Mr. Hue himself, in the effasion;of confiJence, with which the most nnfor tunatir6f masters in-goer:4 rewarded the &votive of the most faithful of servants'. Let the Fresh satinet, who have so long suffered for the deplorable eirors it.l9 which MI) , were led by the atrocious Lalumities of the fAttious, learn at length to know their most da , serous enemies ; those who are not satisfied with having suited, and perhaps participat ed in the murder of the best of Kings, but still dare to persecute, with the same weapons, those Princes so worthy of him, who have inherited from Wen snit his tisntiments ATLI his virtues, and to whose service Mr. flat cp,nly declare: helms devoted the rentaiiider of his !Le, only boc.;.dic he has found in ahem the extreme goodness of Louis XVI. and his paternal love of the French ! lire numerous Anecdotes related by Mr. Hot, are arranged efiron-logical!y r in t h e rapid bun at. mit ate sketch wOtch he has given of the Revel:mon. from the year I - 41. to the end isf the yeur 1795, ai which period ...those oya/e, levying the prison of the Temple. to he cortf tided tin Vienna, re ticle d that sbe might be Accompanied by Mr. Hue. which was grinned. Th , s was thy SIAM. 111130‘e work it is imrsuble to read without loving and • Tivi is the usaatrer in etach St. de Mat:thereto s e tae to Ne• It le, to • letter Ilmtrett In him vntbilit u‘bil Saadi, v/ 4, 1793, Us; wienbl d elm* 1 aims WI. edsairing the anther. has, perhaps. carricl too &ft the modesty which reig•as through it, in passing over in sil rice the 'Ulf -.r•at pleasure the Princess must necessarily have fel , in h roving with her, after 1 0 many calamities, the drat pa:taker of her capti vity, the servant. as brain• as fatthtul, who, to that moment. had never cea•ed rendering the King and his fami l y service, erten) d with the greatest dan ger to himself. He did not reflex, that the roctre Cue Prineesi's testimonies of go.tiness were ho assurable to him, the morn w uld she appear the daughter worthy of Louis XVI. ; but fearing, no doubt, to say teo much of himself. he has con fined h.s pm to the parsiculars of the Paincess's journey. He"save her on the frontiers shed rears over France s , and beard from her mouth these me mumble words, which will lung reverberate in the heart of every Fleischman, worthy the name— " I leave France with regret, an.l shall never cease regarding it as my country." He attended Madams Rook to \Mutt, and has n , iw kit her only for a short time, in order to perform a sacred duty which his heart didated to him, that of publishing his Memoirs with all the care due to that invalua bme of his profound veneratioa for the most virtuous of kings, and of his inviolable at tachment to his august family. Such is the work which Mr. Hue has just pub lited, at his own expense, and et the end of which. I felt myself' impelled, on the perusal of it, to write—Happy the P,inoes vie Mrs From hew to distinguish ad orlue such sereaats ! Hopper still Me Asyut stew:4ll,l(mb worthy 1 sack waiters I BtIITR•ND vs Messy' Ls'. SPORTING INTALLIGBNCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 107. TUISD•Y. 11 •ItCH $l. Lord Sarkvillel Bustzrd, Bst. 71b. beat 140n1 Fotey's Pipp boa, lit. 811). Acres. tl» Flet , 10.4%. 2to I ta u Kiissetd. Sweepstakes of Itlegs. each, h. ft hr roles carrying Ilst. Sib. aid fifties Sot. 21b. R M. Runt S N osd. Mr. Wilsou'r b. c. by Sir Sotornon, des Duke of riraftuies IMO brother of Pei.sse . 2 .....- . . . Geri. Goirer's ch. c Gsiliator, by Buzzard, out of a sister to Charupren Sir F. Standish's brother to Duxbury . • Pa Mr Forth's b f. :y Whiskey, darn by ?odor, eat of Maid rit all Work . . pd Sir tk flunsury's b. c. be Whiskey, out of Amelia . pd Lord Gr 4..ifur's br. r. be hor Ports', out Of Valli . pd Lord Gorseararree b. ebl Sir Peter, out of lb, • 1 4 Mr Elwitee bc. by Whiikey, out of a sister to Fit tills pd Mr. llbus's be. c. Rosario, be Ambrosio, nut of Portia pd 7 to 3 Ai Sir Sorenson. Sompeteires of 1110 p. oath, h ft for colts and 6:lies reung &yrs 014; audissoarred at ttiounie of na•ning ( Aiod 114 I r 106), colts coming)* 3415. anal Mew Set. -lb. U. M. 14 ro'ey'. c Coil 0 4 14 24-4 n 4 a by Whiskey • . 1 L 4 Staweb's Pot,itat, lifter to Reinparl . 2 Mr. Lade/robe's s.bo k Gstfiterd, oat or Pri cern . 3 Lel 0 H. CavenAtis r. by lissibletonian. darn by Bilirird, 'AO of Calash . . • P 4 Mr Wriolosio'r, eby Arebrnsio, out of Tuneful • pi SirJ She.l2y•. %%facet Nymph . • PI Mr. Milk h's b. •. Mir. ISt, Ile, by Pm-cipitate • Pd Sar C. tionbury'. la. c. by Whiskey, 4)41 of a sister to Old Tat . . . • P 4 Mr. Ho.orth% f. by S•r Peter, out of •sister to Skyscraper pel D. of St. Aileen's e. by Mustard, out iA a frompator mare, Wallah% at Gen. Sparrow' Sale . • P 4 • Sereepstabet of 100 in each h ft. cal.., bitt„ elb, o.ud wee, lit ACrOii. the Flat. Ld Ghowirnowb br. f. Ohs* Mr.orch, bilfiir Peter . I Duke of Graften's cby WhOke., out - of IPrusiella . 2 Mr. WSle.ll . li b... by Sir Pow, nut a Doubtful . 5 Lad Grammes b t lb! , Sir Peter, set of litbseltne . 4 b It. , I on the Duke of Griftnn'se. Sir F. Stand b's Faris, est 71b. hstit ttr. Arthur's Wretch, Ss 411 b Acmes the Flat, 20Ort hft to 4on PA(I4. Mr Hee. riles Lattroot, Sq. lb. best Mr. Lake- Itissabella, 7b. Forst 3 wiles of B.C. 23045. h I on Lengtos. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. for eolte and fillies riling S y,. old g eolu tist. 41b. and fillies, Ssi Two•yr. old Course. All statische,* at the lira* of naming, July 7. I8:6 Lord Grosvenor's b c Eaton, by Sir Peter, out ail Nike I Mr. Craven's eb. f Frapatu, by Ambrosio, dais sy High. Ayer, out of a sever to Queen Mail . • I Mr Ithe.hford 'isms. Mr. F. Neak's be. e• Tony Lump. kin, by Anabrospo,dam by Hightlyre . • PI Mr. Hoyontles hi. c. by Ambrosio, out of • attar to Amelia . . . . • Pd Mr. due's c. by Sir Harry. our of Amnia,. eider to Saltrsua . . . pd I to 1 on Caton. Mr. Payne. Tudor, SO. Ho beat Mr. Watson's Honer, Lt. Fret balled Ab. M. 1004 s. h. ft.-3 to lOA Tudor. The Second Class of the (ati.inds Stakes, of Up. each, b. ft. 1). I. Lord Gromenoes Meteor.. 4 yrs old, Ct. Sib. . 1 Mr. Wyndham'. Glory, 4 yrs old, ist dlb. General Gower'. SwiJiloy, 4 vr• old, 84. 11b• . . 3 S. , J Shelley's J 4 e per, 4 yrs u:d. 70. 10:1. Mr. Iltseliford's Sir Her. y Dirn.dale, 6 yrsoid,llst. • nib.. Mr. IL Jones's c. by IV hickey, out of •trull, 3 yrs old, B.t. 11111. . . . . . General Grosernor's Gauutlet, 3 ors old, 7st. Slb. • Pd Mr. Abbey'. V.ctoty, 4 ire old, 6,1. I.J.U. . . IA Lord Jer.ey'sc out of S,,i aa e.ta, 3 vie old, let. 71b. • pd sto I agaiiist Meteors.-5 to I againd Glory.-5 to 3 act Switiley.ioMi to I agliost Sir !Lir, Dtan41..14. The Judge could plaza but Four. Mr. Arthur's C mill's' Beaufort, rec. ft. bent Lord Darling. ton's Zodiac, est. Jib, each. To...yr. old C. 11Ingr. Lord Geo:gene**. WAWA', MAW to Mentor', roc. R. from Uwe' F. G. (W.oroe'sbintr Crout. Sat. 21b. each. Tool/. old Course, lOngs. h. fl. Tuesday se'nnight, a partridge took refuge amongst the fowls in the yard of Mr. Wnirt La's brewery, in Pepper.street, Chester, and afterwards ran into the malt kiln, where, after remaining some time, it dew away unmolested. CORN AIXCHANGE, Aram I. Tbie lap e l) , of Wheat is very conauletahle, the sampler are asonly M second and indriary qualities, but few sales are M illet* and at a reduction in prices of Is. and 2a. per roans,. Barley it is abundance, and further declines in prate. Malt n heavy sale; ►ut f.,ar White Peas. Grey and Ream of each sort in pleisty, and at lower prices. Oats are in middling sup ply, and many cargoes expected; sales are at small fluetua tau : Haut 4krwise I hoe American 44e. to 48s. per barrel. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN . Vehea1........117a Get. 7G4. Remit. 42.. 674 Od. Fine d 0....... e bet b4s Od. Tick Ikons .....325. SS, oi. art 40. 46.. OJ. Oats ...... ..... 224 U. 004 Barley 6*. 40s oe P...tAnds SIG. Six 01. 11614 .4016.. ra. ed. rap.: Seed 271. 901. Si. White reas..../41. 29.. 01. Floe Flour VA. ?Os. Od. OM • oo .441. 411. Od. Seso..de . 64.. GU 04. 00A1.14ARICILT, Arai& I. Nip et Ifarbet. Sold. Price. 14 ..X•seride ...... 9. 4% lid. a bee 6d 3 ..San/stand I 44. Od. a —s N. 1 ..Cildese --~ NATAL INTEMIGENCL roassmourn, tuoton St. Arrived the Montego le, 74, Capt. R. W. Oiway ; and the in/pumas, of 74 guns, from Plymouth, to be docked The ilowt.gre has been several months crusing off Rochefort, where sh? was relieved by the Avidetuut, 74, Capt. Gosselin ; and the layrre.-ex, is returned from cruising in sh•re with the squadron off Brest. Also arrived the Afitee. of feLl guns, to fit fin the Cape of Good Hope station. Sailed /41.Sains frig Ate, Capt. Atkins, out of na►. honr, having been docked ; and the &vitiation bomb, with a convoy for the Downs. Also the Coiembine sloop, Capt Bradshaw, for Halifax ; and the llesrly and Salegauerd, on a cruise in the Channel. PLYMOUTH. MARCH SO. Yesterday morning, Admit4l tiir R. Strachan hoisted his flag on board the Cr,he and previous to his sailing for the Rochefort station, saluted Ad miral Sutton, in the absence of the Port Admiral Young. She had a fine breeze at N.E. Sailed also the Weymouth; harlequin hired armed ship; Sev.ifiese sloop ; Prichard sc:icsoner ; and Bohan tender, to the Westward. To day, sailed for Cape Finisterre, the Lavinia frigate, 40 guns, Lord William Stuart, Ciptain. Arrived the Piave, sloop, Lieutenant Browne, frr.rn the Eastward. Yesterday went into the Sound, the Imperiisie, 32 Lord Cochrane, Captain; and this morning. the riMagards 74, Capt. filligh ; and Ustio6, 71, Capt. Puget, went into Caw.and Bay. The following frigates, slovs, &c. remain in the Sound : Narciatur, 56; Urania, SI; Eurydice, 29 Martin, 19 ; Phknel, IS: LA , Warren, Iti; Matins IS; and Pick.. stitoonst.-Wina N.E. VALMOUTRI, MARCH 29. Arrived this day the ship /Psbow, Capt. , from London for the West Indies ; the Wa!gingham Packet, in 24 days. with Mails from Lisbon ; se veral ve.sels (ten sail) horn Da►tmneth, to join convoy for Newfoundland; the ship Anurica, Col burn, from Plymouth for St. John's; the Ireywiesti store-ship, with spars, &c. from Plymouth for the navy; the Alice, Peters, with fruit from Lisbon ; the Uriors, Edwards, from Waterford ; the../ !!!!! ! Clear, from Cork; the nity, Hodge, from Liver pool. Sailed the Malabar .(No. 64.) transport, with part of the 19th Regiment oh board, and which are to be disembarked at Plym 'nth till the sailing of the next Expedition for S. uth Amer:ca ; the Morns tow armed brig, with S') sail of coasters under convoy for Wales, &c.—Wind E.N.E. YARMOUTH. 1111111 CA SO. Sailed of Friday the Stately. of 64 gun", oo a cruise off the Tesel; on Saturday, the Lyies sloop, and Braise, gun-brig, for the Elbe; aid Arising, for the Note. R.-mais the Jrisrierk guard-ship ; hfestic. Ress leeion, Dahlia, Mums, and 4temearri Awl asid Arid sloops. td• lON 31. Arrived His Majesty's ships Ed .r and the Fiffy. from Portsmouth ; Exertion. Iler. and several other gun.brigs, from off the French coast. Cf me down from the River the Akre,. Wason, for Jearbadoes ; and the Robinson, 16r Gibtaltar; and remsin in Cul Powns with the rest of Ate ships as per last. The Right Hon. Admiral Lord Keith has shifted his lag from Hie Majesty's ship l'rasis to the Adger, in the Downs.—Wind S.S.W. CORK ICIRCH 27. Yesterday the Dedalits. Captain Warren, 'miser! at Cave. as convoy to the West Indies ; an 4 this morning the Topa:e, Captain Griffiths, arrived from a C/ uise. The Alcmene, Captain Brisbane, sailed for the Downs. Admiral the Right Hon. Lord Gardner has notified that a convry has been appointed to sail from Limerick, the 6th of April, for London, Ports mouth, and Plymouth. THE BETSEY SCHOONER. On the 10th November, 1805,the Raley schooner, burden about 75 ions, lett Macau, bound for New South Wales; the crew consisted of William Brooks, Commander ; Edward Luttrell, mate ; one Portu guese gunner, three Portuguese seacunnies, three Manilla and four Chinese Lascars. From the 10th November to the 10th, nothing particular happen ed; but on the 21st, at half -past two, a. w. the vet. tel struck upon a reef, going 71 knots; instantly lowered down the boat, and sent a small anchor astern, but on heaving, parted with the cable: they then began to snake a raft of the water casks, but the swell was so great it was impossible to tilled it ; at day-break found the vessel had forged upon the reef foot or five miles, not having more than two feet water; the reef extending to the S. 9 or 10 miles, E. and W. 4 or 5. During three days and nights every, exertion was used to get her off. but to no effea, and the crew were so weakened. that they could hardly be persuaded to con: teat a raft, the vessel, at this time, being bilged on the starboard side. On the 24th, made a raft, and left the vessel, the jolly boat in company, steering for Balarnhangan ; Capt. Brooks, the mate, gunner, and two seacunnies, were in the jolly boat, provided only w;th six bottles of water, and a small bag of buiscuit ; on the raft were ooe Portuguese, four Chinese, and three Malays, much beVer provided; they parted company the same day, it coming on to blow a brisk gale from the N.W. and tha raft was seen no noire. As the island of Borneo bore SE. there is a probability of its having drifted upon fit. From the 24th, until the 2dtli, it continued blowing hard from the N.W. with a mountainous sea, and then fell calm; the water was, by this time, entirely expended. and the remainder of the biscuit wet with salt water. At day break, on the 29th, saw land, which they supposed to be Balabac, the people neatly ex hausted with pulling, it being a periled calm, and under a burning sun, added to which, they were obliged to drink their own urine. At night, it blew so hard from the N.E. that they were obliged to bear up for Banguey, the north west point of which they discovered at day light neat morn ing, and instantly watt in &circa of water, whici they soon discovered. and drank to excess.— Being in starch of fruit, rambling in the woods, they wae met by two Malays, to *ma they made sight t balag m t al lamt . lbw thi s 6, ing und e rstood. the • west away. and i. .he afternoon returned with two eonoduntt and few sweet potatoes, *high they arre i lt"eh4ll for a silver moos. At e i g h t . went on board th. boat ; next morning, five Malays made their appear .nce, and brought some India corn and pots ties, for which they received spoons; these people, ing to lidAmilargam. gave them to unders.andtit.t the English had qui; ted it some time; they then re. turned on la , .arJ with their little sto• k, and attended next morning to receive a promised supply ; d eem , Malays appeared on the beach; at their landi. P.s,d; alter a little convet eation, one of them threw, aspens at kept. Brooks, which tot him in the belly ; ant. Cher made a cut at Mr. Lauren, who being eru c t w i t h a c od es% parried it of and ran to the hon. Captain Brookes withdrew the pike. and ran .hart distance, but they followed him, and cut both his leg,; the glamor was likewise seee fr i r svounded, and reached the boat covered with lAr,r.!: at ihu time, they saw the Malays stripping the de.i body of Captain Brooks; the ruiner expired 4 , about bl minutes. hey immediately made sail, and on eisminirti their stcck of provisions, found it consisted rt 10 col; of Indian corn, three pumpkins, and two bottle, ~i water, s. ich which, trusting to she mercy of Prosi. dence, they determined upon shaping a course tar the Streigl.ts of Malacca. From the 4th of December until the 14. h, whir/ particular occurred ; they had been fortunately fop . plied wit'a water by frequent ihowers, but e ns nearly exhausted by constant watching and On the 15th, they fell in with a grave of isla t ih, in lat. 3, N. long. about 100, E.. In approachiagth e shore, they were descried by three Malay pro is, w!itch immediately attacked them, and in the per. suit, one of the seacomsies was speared, and died in. scantly, the other was wounded. Mr. Luttrell bad a very narrow escape, a spear saving passed' t!.roagn his hat. Thus srerpowereo, she ALL,' took possession of the boat, and immediately a a . priced them of their property, the sextant, 11. book, some plate and clothes, keeping them is a prow, exposed to a burning stn, without any e-ve t . lug. and with only a small quantity of sign, curing three days; alter which, they were tak,n on stare, to the home of a Rajah, on an island named Nab., where they remained in a state of slavery, entatly naked, and subsisting on sago, until the 90th on which day t: e Rajah satied is a prow for libio, taking with him Mr. Luttrell, and die ton sea. tunnies. They arrived at that place site a tedious passage of 25 days, wilily famish. d l Heir distresses, howivor, woo km alletisted by Mr. &Oft, Of e;ho tea Id lb's% in taw kindest manners and die Alp' dairtfris Will•ainson, naming the fobs sag diab boss,' toe Malacca, they obtained a passage f r t hat pen. The Rd. was lost in kw. 9.4 d, N. long. 114.14, E. • raideor stuci6 Yrifati/AY 'S per Cent Consols ...... 1.2 i tli 5 per Cent. Nary 14) bi Ni I :liana! 9 pia Cent. D. ie. red St..ek 59) thuniunt .O 1 Ind a bonds ' lEs•hoque. Halt pot . '1.06 Enplisli Lottery Tickets I•sk Omnium r 4 91 Bank for Consuoi sot ... ..... .... ..• ~ • • AIM • T. DISH, IMock-Drsktc, No. 4, Crifettliteled 9, Climber-emu 81111111.. On Friday, the *oll* ult. 1.1 the Consraertrietbaikfrato. Dirilin, the Lady of his .1 Archer. eta feu. DE k rill. 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