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If goad ground for coarges had pot existence.. ? am pert' sodded they would tiot be mode in the colours, and. in the spirit of perseveyanee in which they are made, nod by the respectable parties who make 'them ; and, under this impression, my own senti ments are (and the authorities and original prowl's which I have seen, forbid ins now to entertain any other)—that your Lordship's welt known humane intentions were counteracted and abused in the subordinate departments ; and the learned Judges whom your Lordship, in the true spirit and design of such your own humane intentions, deputed lo cally to investigate the ernel treatment imposed on the prisoners, were artfully and insidiously im posed un. 1 am ante, my Lord, you will forgive this can did communication of the sentiments I entertain, • in a ease where I think the national character, out the lenient spirit of the British Government, roost seriously involved ; for both of which, I trust I shall ever he sound a devoted advocate. 1 cannot conclude this letter without declaring that, from my cominnoication with Mr. Sheridan, I can safely assert that he entertains the same opinion of your Lordship's justice and I A tlity which I have expressed --a better proof of this I cannot allege, thou that he declined to move u second resolution, which I had drawn up, and taken the freedom of proposing to him, because en inference might possibly have been drawn from it, inconsistent with the opinion we both hold of your Lordship's conduct and prin ciples. I consider myself of course at liberty to communicate your Lordship's letter to Mr. Sheri. Ilan ; and, if I am to ntideritand it to be your Lord ship's wish, as one passage in your letter seems to express, that it shodhl become still more publiu, I um willing to be the channel of that commuoication. I have the honour to be, My Lord, Your Lordship's mast obedient, humble Servant, (Sigurd) P. Moone. George-street, July j, Gard st ilaribuickii, Joe. ke. ac. Janbas'a•squart. .IL Z TE L LIGEN CE. PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 24.• morning, as prize to the Coquette , and Daring gun-brig, the '.morel formerly used as a buoy-boat for the port, nisi-with winch some French their escape in April laat r ahe t idea near IVeyraouth, whiff:ran .., our coa-ting trade. Spain and Portts 4 al, the Lwrini.s fri- WithArn Stuart, having an 1,10/411 Va ernaa, Don Diego De La Vega, assd Iry-Genera) Mirray,.for the former Coon- Lictiartmet-General Sir ./c4u Cradock, command the artlay 'in Poitugal. 41ip. Semiramis, of 40 gnus, CeptOrauger, to convoy the cavalry and ati4terr for Spaiu. of 04 guns, Capt. T. nerve'', re aud will come to Spithead Us the , gun-kg takes convoy to the of harbour the Skarp-skpoter. .. frigate is ordered to convoy the two of iug Artillery, a iluirketl at this PLYIIGLITA,NOV. 23. Druids ei 112 $4410; I . liipt. Sir Wil from OA IrioJ4 stpkon: Comfier gun_ Batt, from. the Channel duet; the cutter, Lieut.William', from a Success, Sauders, from Waterford. 1 schooner, Lieut. Dickinson, will for Valtuouth.—wind S.W. DsaL, NOV. 24. . Domes the ships as per last. just been tired for the outwards under we - lb.—Wind N.W. ORErNOCK, NOV. U. yesterday the American schooner More,, - Twaerisfe, last from Dublin, wits wine; Port:Glasgow, a brig from Picton. Ell/wing, NOV. 23. last, in that dreadful gale of wind nt Two Brothers, Pearce, from Cuero , having dragged her anchors, struck rocks near the Bar, and stove a hole a ; providentially no fives were lost. i !Isa r OISS'Illr, and Welcome Illessesger 4 ligoitepsirit, With cosh; Jane, ip shr , and Lloyds, Phyntotek, wuk slate ; Frietruis, Wsiiher, (rem from Plymouth, with sundries ; liberty, Sea- Guernsey, iii ballast ; Loudon hirket, Holman, It from Lisboa, with wines having spoke with Iboater,Osptalts daresivarli u , at r ldrixta, on her arrival there last IVedaesdap aeunight, all well ; Amelia, Irma Malta, villa fruit, for .14istol, hating rut is bete. in a wary leaks state, and is now leader rinseantine ; Two Stater", Ilialwa, Irma Prise" flawartra Island, in the river St I.llw- North America., with lumbar ; Friendship., Con, wiih . and Two Marls, with paper...elle, from Elisabeth, Pei Mia, awl Thomas sad Itatnish, Pieraplart, with ausiktics ; Dolphin, Gilpin, foe Vitt hiselt:l Po, .Minya; Fermin', ; and eartiektia, Tor Plymouth, anti flout ; al s 6 Sailed a Sight Colliers, Sir the northward. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. • Nev. 21 —Panned ky,t Frefe.orn, Courts, go4t he Ralph Nichoiron, Fikdlay, from the Mary Ann, Senile for Rio Janeiro ; for 'hentaleit; eitiftra f tbtn, gangster, for d Wales; ReAchie•on. for Sterota and ♦lßttJ6 p, Betaey and Sophia, Shaw, /root the _ Nymph, Toroer and the Dispatch, Newfousdond. Brjatut...-tho Dwiel , -----, from Newfoundland; - and the St. Antonio, —, St. Ait -s--s; George, Rinchorough and the Di , from Malaga. Bedford, ---, ,from 741:slags. Crookhaven—the Esperhonit, Smith, front Malaga. , JAMES, from Loftclonderry, for , totally lost at Lochinthtle. , Scutott, frotu Lisbon for Gotten totally lust on the 3 Ist October, near transport, Capt. Cons' yortilt, woo YeAirtone. ou 31ourItty hart; crew COURSE OF EN Amaterdam 33 • 9 U. Ditto at Sight as 1 1 Rotterdam.. 10 7 2 U. Haniburgb 34 0 oiV. Afton* 39 19;U. Park I day's dal 2l 4 DOW 44 I 9 V Boordeaux 94 9 CHANGE, Not. 93. Naples ta Lisbon 5Bl Oporto 691 Dublts 9) Cork IrICLEION. Portugal Gold in Coin and Bars per oa. New Doubloons 4 0 ti New Dollars Silver in Ban__ New Luis emit— Agiu of lb.:Hank of Holland. per Coot - - . 11144friil ..... 11l paper. Ditto 441 effect . Palermo. in paper. 171 tto 44,Leffect. 41 Leghorn 57 GC;1(>11 r :A • IRE! 4ND. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN. Lessee, the Earl of 01IMOND, ar. Lawirr. At the last Spring Assizes for the County of Tip perary, an ejectment brought in this cause, was tried by a Special Jury at Clonmel ; and, after the most ruiente investiortlbu , u verdict was pro nounced in favour of the Di fendant. Mr. Pene feather, as Countitl for the lessee of the Plaintiff, towards the close of the last term, moved tc set aside that verdict us against evidence, and to have a new trial. This day Mr. BUItROWES was beard at the other 'fide; and, by hiiiirguntent, consumed the greater part of the day. Mr. Serjeaut• BA Lt., at the same side, is to speak on Wednesday nen...lW the Soucrruit-ciewl6llA Ls who was brought down specially to .the trial below, is to reply. The question is of the utmost iinpor tame, as it affects the greater part of the Earl of Ormond's property, both in Tipperary sod ICilken ny, shit should it be decided in hes.favonr, it is ex pected that his rentroll will be encreasecl at least 20,0001. a-year. The point to be established by his Lordship is, that the leases executed by his ancestors, since the year 1764, are void; aseontrary to a leasing power cothisipwit ii, the will of John Butler; of Jiikash, made in that year. The will heretofore acted on, and which has ever been considered the last will of that testator, is dated in 1754 ; under their, long leases bare been made which gie great ineregife in the value of laud, and eweesit miprovenscsits, have rawdered at the preswnt day most beneficial inte rests to the h.:Weiss , But it the will of 1754 is es tablislast,- the leasing power, in Which is by no means so extensive as that in the preceding, all thews interests will be torn from the uneffendiug landholders, Rod the greater part of the ormonil estate will be let mit anew to the highest bidders, in a pecisniary'point of view, much tblbe advan tage of the Noble Proprietor. lei RMS. • fin Wednesday asoiniag, of a sun, Use Leery of theliev. Robert .inure, of Hash , iu Kant. Ou Thaisday, in Hatuni-Garden, Mrs. Courtemiy, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 'Gilt instant, at Speen, the . Rev. • Maxwell, to Mims S.'.iwliritige, daughter Of the lateJoba Sawbridge, Esq. of Olealigh, iii Kent. 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Price: 4s. hotrod. P.riuted fur T. CaiLII cut W. ttae:Ca, Strad ; J. Minton, S:. Pliers ( - I,urrb•yortt ;J. Walker. U ld. sad Itob:usua, •:..1 U. kuhinsou, in Putcruootet-mw. LONDON: Prietei by C.. D VIMSON, No 19, Old Caelry-otmet, asset pitbleibeJ ■t the (Mee, No. 1%, Barb of St. Chit:poi', .'.orris, 11. J. WHITE, of moo plece..—Orders, es... fur this l'grri, seat to the Otnet i (lpest paid), live I I Ix .I.ay stimmied to. Ei 4 9,1 II ~ express, that it eh< um willing tobe th 1 have tit Your Lordship's ii Meat Geor.-strem, Tba Earl a santwici St. Jammes-nq • NAV.IL Arrived this nu sloop of war, an which was forme envie* of 'this pot prisoners made t was captured but a cruu.e ei,., ,, einst Oil Sailed ti.r gate, lota iVilio.tr emote !Mateyo's. Coatzniess rv-Gene try; and I.ieuteh K.H.' to entnmatu soiled the Seeeirai for Falmouth, to .7rib:irked three fo The Standard, ceived prativne, at morning. The Inrii;zant Eastward. 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' ts. 6.1. hatthosad. 11 NIA NAM • cionaiaine Ll N Ana ItiVfkailill with ' inc. and Historical At. to festivals are founded. repisining the Ciro- INQUESTS. The man of theaatue of Neighbour, who was or dered by Ili, 11l tsesw, in Council, on Weduesday, for execution, next %%'eduesday, for a most detest able crime, was found dead in his cell • yester day, upon its being opened. One of those who acre respited, at the same time, during His M 1.• J Mar's pleasure, sat up with hint, and after they were locked up, Neighbour observed. to hint; lie should not see the light of the morning. It is sup posed he had contrived to take a very large quan tity of laudanum. A Coroner's Jury will sit upon . the body, and if the verdict shall be what is ex pected, the body will be buried iu a cross road near Newgiite. t)u Monday, the 14th iostant, an inquisition was tut:en by Mr. HAND; of Uttoxeter, Cormier, upon the body of Thomas Day, carrier, oho, being greatly intoxicated, and riding upon his curt, hes twixt Uttotteter and Strainshall, fell under the wheel, which went over him, and killed hint uu the spot.—Ou the following day, an inquisition Was taken by the same Coroner, upon the body of Onus! Johnson, of Califon Grange, farmer, who was killed by his own bull. . Last week sit inquest was held in the" city of Lichfield, on the body of Henry Fairbrother, aged fn, who, it.wns found, had . poisoned I self with arsenic, being in a state of luory l otill short' tithe since an inquest MR3 held in the seine city, on the body of Lieutenent Ballard, of the French Voltigeurs, a prison . er of war, on parole in that city, wile was shot in a duel ; when no evi deuce appearing as to the other parties cpiteerifed, a verdict wit, touu.l of--taisrier "phut stunt ,per son orpersimskaknotru. mmsommimammem A iinautity of lace, of cousiderable value, was a few 'Lys since stolen off the counter of it ishrp in Grafton-street, Dublin. This piece of kgeedesssits, distinguished, in the style of the Seragtio, thy . the term of o throwing the handkerchief:" wits - per formed by a female, dressed' hi the fashion, who, laying her handkerchief on the counter, while she fascinated, by the ogles of tufa tine eyes, the Argils eyes of the shopkeepers, contrived to cover a cant of rich lace, which, by a species of animal insigne.. ttSlll. followed the motion of the handkercbieg iludgmati, lately committed to Canterbury Gaol, under a charge of forgery, oil Thursday ef fected his escape. It is. evident he must have had the assistance of accomplices ; as two bundles mere found in the gaol, containing various implements, vie. saws, Ales, &c.. with which he re leased himself from (us irons. and made au aper ture la the wall, through which lie siccotatili,hetl his escape, by means of a rope he had fitsteutd front his apartsnerrt. THErr ulim i&TS. CORN E/U:HANtlir, Not. s 5. Wheat, thia day, is in rather coosidirible simply; the hie tialuess hi sake stir continues. and Scarcely at the late da.. cleasioa to price. Barley mad Matt are each cheaper. Per 611 Beni of the two tied, pietistic early at last caneacy. Of Oats there are enteral 4wols arrivals; bat owisg to the late deassod, causes, last Priers is this Wade to be nearly sup plied. Floor withoot etrtattoo. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat . 620. 70s. airs. Beans (okt)....yss. tea. od Pineskito(oete) ....9os. yds. TWA Seaga (old)116s. yta. od Rvc .. 546. se. Oats..., Barley 446. 495. od. ay.a. lot Malt sera PotaStie Otto spa. o 4 Whits Peas 7 (bolters) 5 '' 111431- Ire Fi lled our • Grey Pees ..... ....s6s. 656. Seconds yss sus SMITHFIELD, Noe. Title day;is market had • pretty .stitsd eopply of ditereet kinds of rattle. Beef, Melton, Purk, said Veil, sold ot %est priers, and the trade in general was somewhat flat. The sale* in tiw kayueerlott were Dot lively—fleg, Strew n eiwi (*.err, fetched last pvicp. The eederoientioned riots tied umuthers are en accurate statement. To sink the to fiat per stow of I,lh. Deer as, oJ. to'as.ed. Hew! of Cattle this day i— kfutteut 3s, MI. to Marni. Dea*t*.% Veal Pork as. Gd. to 7s, od. Calves lob Lamb M. od. to oi. od. pigs... • .00 SMITHFIELD KAY-MARKET. ►liy ...... st. to od. Straw .)1. is. ud. to )I its. (PI. Cluver.. ..... od. to 71. 71. bd. Rat, 3177iiT0l to 41. 144 Swoex,• 31. —6. to al. ro. lifori, 31. Ail to 41. b. • rTs. Kent, 41. —•. to 51. Ss SU•SC% Jl. JOB. te 6. isrnbsm,7l. —4. to 11: n• PRICES OP HAY L'4D -4 STRAW YESTERDAY. wutlxcearri.. flay. SI. 4/1. to,. od. Hay 51. sa. to 61. 6s Stainr,ll. .6s. to 91. 26: ad. New, —l. to 01. us flower, 61. tos. to ;1. Its • 5t2.11, O. 14.. to .1. —• • 71 „.. COAL-MAI:1M; No vsig sea 25. ire at Mlrlart. 5.•141. pitice. utiV 119..-riAnmstle 1 / ..Sismierland I ..803oe 1:••I 4 —Orders .... PRICE. OF STOCKS, YEgrEItDAY. Reek Stock u 3; G a per Ceel. Reduced 3 per reek Consuls ' 641 ti Si 4 pee Cm* s pert's...Navy Lung Annuities. - 17 111-16 ks. OS Imperial a per CAUL 64 °minium ». i dig. Ind ' ce= F: 1 • 7 a 0 pins. 4 t poem T • 111dria... ...... —.A t 1 . I as. aft .... T. BOSH, Stockbroker. 4, COllO6ll, sad p, Charieveroe Gov. Deb. 3 per mot 7 5 .k Government Deb. s per rent, EnvYaw—Dublin on Loudon (Nov. 16)...nil