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,mounting to upwards or 450, %Imre are facile oop por-bottoined veiscls under orders, which are sop posed to be drstiood, not for the Baltic, but for some remote expetlitiom Tile mititary force going to the Baltic, it is Raki, will be nailer the com mand of Sir Jona bloom - . Sir J. SAUMAILLZ win command the flee. I:e iectired his tiutil iustrue flow: on Tuesday, mid proceeded to li)eni, to boi4 hi s tug on board the Victury, with Captain liorc, his Captain of the Fleet. The great corn-growi tv , counties have taken the alarm at the projected plan of prohibiting the use of malt iu the distilleries. The Ht,rit SHERIFF of the cou.sty of Norfoik, in compliance with a rectal sigoed by seeend respectable Oentlernen, for the purpose, bits cooveued a general useetiug of the Freeholder of that county at the Castle of eu the ittlith inotant, to take the *abject considetatiou. A provincial Meeting of the La n ded Interest iu the North East part of Essex, a o.i the allle Subject, was hchl at Satfreu Vul ,ien, (pi Satte•day last, 'Jose IVotes, Esq. in the Chair; when a Petition against the lieport of the Secret Committee, recommending the substifu tioa of Moliusies, and the discontinuance of the use of Malt iu the Diatilleries, for one year, was tauucaiauoaaly ag re e d to, and transmitted to the 3;embers for that County, to be presented by them to Parliettrieut, imintcliatzdy after the recces.-- Similar Meetings are eivivened to meet at Chelnts ford, colchester„Va•Von, and Braintree, in the course of the present week. The Bill, containing Lord Carr r.v.arAcut's plan of a local Militia for the defence of the country, lia4 Item ;rioted. We this day lay a copy of it, at kith, hefore our readers. The seventh clause very eNruset. from its Ope7atiols, " persons of ho.', 1y inability ;" articled clerkstapprentices, poor with large families, and Ineit of diminutive rise, lable to the Nlilitialaws, are, however, all good !i in :his new net, and, consequently, able bodied men for the defence of the country. It b also to I ;entry capacious to catrh even thew who have found sularitutes, or paid finer in the Militia. SaKoietcit ELEcitux.—Firet UaJ, April 19— ot the Poll, at viz o'clock : Cliptatu Rainier. I7A Mr. Morgan By the Cottenburifli Mni! some letter/. have been received firm' ibintsie, shish et.:te, that uu Allo'- 6(2011 vessel had arrived there, whose ripen, certified fer to have come from New York. She was, in r on seTteuce, permitted to land her ear, o, which sold at a very high price. from the examitution of the erce, however. it was found that the res.t.l cam. last from Liverpool. On this discovery, the Con sul. who sanctioned the clearance was sent to the gal!ies, and the whsle amount of the cargo was obii , rel to be delivered up to tha French Coot tuatiher, General RAPP. We have reason to believe, that a part of the military force in the 111editerralican, snarl .r the command of General SisEscast, is destined for the haoteci ion o' Sardinia , upon which i s l a nd th e e nem y hve for some thue meditated Itl attack. A letter from Sweden says, " The importaot for tre.la of Sakelltirg, in ruilaud, was attacked by a force of 10,000 Ruseiaus, who, after an obstinate cootest of two days, were completely re i lear n"; tut. ?nen kifled and wounded on the ticld." The Comulissiopeni of Military ititinirr have proceeded fur with the Department of the War Mice, that their Report is expected to be laid bitbre Parliament soon after the recess. The Rev. GEoaos Mexs, M.A. Fellow of Tri nity-hal. Cambridge, is presented by the Master and Felicia* of that society, to the Vicarage of Cimele)-eum-Kentford, in Suffolk, vacant Ly the death of the lieu. THOMAS Dove. Mr. BENJAMIN Put.iss, B.A. of Clare-hall, Camlrridge, is elected is Fellow of that Society. Letters in town front Madrid, confirm the late accounts of the insurrection in that Capital. The Patircis of Mace had disappeared. and DO one knew whither he had gone.—The private letters re ceived front Spain coutnin in general very little in telligence. Such is the terror excited by the pre race of a French army in that country, that the writers seem afraid to describe the crests that are pamitut aro.uid them. or to express any political oprinan.—The following are the only extracts we could collect from several letter which were coin municatml to us yesterday :--- CADI?, NARCIII 24. Bonaparte, Decree la put in fame her with • moat scrape hias sanctarsa, and tansy perple of respretability are ank cnilly aril wearisomely s.tuated. This place Perins to be •',y mash prepesmand is favour of the Anaerirans; wp are •Neuit in a dale of istareation. It seem to be a decided that every MIS capable is to take ipp aims, and the l'irirk are daily tea. In my sett, which I hope will I e &Luray. if the da me'. doer net illtrrille In rrgard to nit w; urt puhlualaabjecta, I shall my mach more to you. It rlf We hive thia muscat received information, that a body of 50411 U Frrldt Ovals have approached our rainity. It is puh.iely mentioned, that an Engineer has L. en ent!Anyv.l by Government to survey the line most proeticalile for the cut of n canal, from the bowels of the Grand Canal, near Kilcallen, in the roe lit ) of Kit are ; and it cannot hut gratify the riiblie to ntulumand, that the report of the En ; veer sivv, itioNt flattering euconragement to t.4* dceiri. uiiii that charts and dvito;nzit, with the winiste of the expenses, have been alt dige,•ted. •erv:viretory to the eNtvutina of the Plan. The tittwber 1100:1 this projeLted line @gratin! a-v ti ree ta number, in the design, less than those R!• neees.ary in an equal extent of 1. The utility of such au tinder tletsiov•tro•es Ea•! Frrztvt LLi AM •'! . ,h iri,alorn as mnoitieenev, signified t1..,t is ready to :;ire fifty thouarind pour& to sva:us 144 k esrented of courpleting the cut itufectly. • ;2.7' ' •%; ..i • f • 0 0 " .- • ‘‘'; ' • 4 r • BATH, APRIL 19. regret to say the dreadful dia of otscokn is not yet tisamowtousur RESVLTED among the Mein of the White-Hart Club, although the powerful finger of the Law has been stretched forth to emit/- late, sad bring to a FINAL CLOSE the DISSONANT syastv. The Defendant ha', announced the pub lication of the Trial, and the friends of the princi pal Witness are offended at it, as they wish, for the comfort and happiness of the society, to bury every thing that has passed on the subject in oblivion. Mr. Kura, the Master of the Ceremonies ut the Upper Rooms, had his spring benefit ball, last night, which was attended by nearly nine hundred of our fashionable belles and beaus. Mrs. Bs ta.t Ts aeon 'strived here, yesterday even ing, in good health ind spirits ; she performs at RAURRIIII'II benefit to-morrow, and will return to town on Friday next ; Mrs. Aces performs also ; and the celebrated violinist, little GAT-rte. With such powerful attractions, the room, we doubt not, will he crowded. We have had a heavy and coati nual fall of snow ever since six o'clock this morning. LIEUTEAUND VILLIMOES. Among the Dance who fell on board the Prince Christian Frederick, of 74 suns, taken by the Nassau and Srme/m,.we uudermand was Lieutenant .ViLicauses. He was killed by otie of the last shots fired in the action. This gat siit officer is thus no ticed in an interesting little work ratitied, A Tour is Zesdand in 1:402 : go List, though ant least, is Mr. Vi lemurs, a &VOW Liewtenaur, who commanded the *paling battery, Nu. I. Much hes beat said about his skill in mammas-ming his raft, which 7o4nkisted "licitly of p number of beams traded together, with w fleuring laid to support tke guns. It was square, with a breast-work fall of port-hulcs, and without masts. I shall aol take upon myself to mole how far it were possible to Nblilage such a log, but timely say, the manaer in which Villeninea mancruvred his guns, and ulti mately saved his raft, attracted the notice of Led Nelson, whine ship lay, fur mmic time, opposite the thiatmg battery. The Admire: is said, in the hduithennest manner, to have no ticed to the Wince Royal, how much the country, ...a future occasions, snieht fairly expect from the abilities of young rilletutwx. lists trait of hie Lordship I consider as a never. froliaq flower in the wreath Adel, military Minns and ene ma base twined around his hems." !Lis Ro7al Ilighttemi Doke of Ctsaettcg left towa at four o'clock au Tuesday wonting, for Deal, act mutsanied by his secood wa, Mastt+ I - lEN:tY FITZ-CLAILENC; they crawl' at Leal at t'at.c..; o'clock at uomi, when 11.8 Modal resigned his youthful chine to Al offal liEsTc.s, why took him ou beard the ..itiperb man of war,' which sailed Feiesdity, and his Royal High/sets returnetto town. The Ixtlrticul, as well as the fashionable world, is attracted to the Sound. 51*.latne CATALANI in London, and our expeditiou to Swedeu, feel its influznice. M4.lnwit CATALANS coons forward in male at tire, this night, to entertain her visitors, wbo are extiected to he av splendid as numerous. /Se Wield, and Ella Rosenberg, last night, were well attende.l. His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, Lady Claws, Lady 8r0w:1.4 and a UM ber of Fashionable', were present. CATALANS'S Wahz was all the rage at the Easter Ball, at the Mansion-house, on Monday night.— The city brokers, however delighted, would have iven a prtfereace to her notes. .0 . on, . A.B. of Trinity-college, Cambridge, ts e:ectett a Fel low of Dowsing-college. The Right 1100. Deimos Poeticisms arrived, un Tuesday, in town from Ireland. Mr. Cools:, last night, played his favourite port of Sir 'Wanes: Mnesycophant, in MaCaLia'S tardy of The Man of the Wend, and displayed the greatest excedence. Mrs. IL JOHNSTON was very lively in Lady Rodolphe, and the play went off with great spirit. Mr. Jolts Ltscome Bost•. of Emmanuel-col.- lege, and .Ir. SAMUEL Rases, of Caius-college, are admittist Bachelors of Arts, at Cambridge. The late emulates' Dowager MOIRA, by the tle4th of Faatscif, Earl of Husltsnonx, without issue, succeeded to the eight aracient Baronies of Hunger ford, Hastings, Botreaux, Aloets, Pawns% New march,and Dr Hound. The subject of the Poetu for Mr. Starotes prize for the present year, is, The Holy Wars. Mr. Bottom has declined the contest for Sand wich, kering the field to Sprit RAlArtn.--•• Uh Ask flesh, how art than fi.tilyfed .' " Tile nev. DANIEL FERIA:SOM. 13..1. late of Em manuel College, Canthridge, Hector of Broughton Sidney, in Nottinghamshire, has been instituted to the Berm" . of Walking ton, in Yorkshire, worth 10001. per annum, nu the presentation of Wm- Limit TilomPsna, E. 4. of Leetis. " The Wurbl" of Irrury-luae is aver,. sunsatirra/ one. The pre;surr of the audience rejects f tem perate or frigid zone, and acknowledges only the torrid zone. The Rev. JOHN HAMMY, late Curate of March. in the Isle of Ely. is presented, by the Bishop of ELy, to the Vics•sge of Cuddicot, Herts. Mr. H. looms Ton is said to hare cleared £5OO hr liiir benefit in Dublin. The Rev. ADAM Ct.taitt, Methodist Preacher, is honoured with a Doctor's degree front a British Universitr, an the reward of Ins extraordinary exertion% in the walks of Literature, and is also ap poiatril to till a literary stat.on under the House of Commons. A shocking accident herd the Lady of W. G. A L vuourst, Ewq. of Clewer, Surrey, on Monday night. Men. ALTWORTIS. her eon, and two daughters, had returned home from a visit at half-past 11 o'clock, when the former went into her bed-room, leaving her family in the drawisig-room. The shrieks of the mother alarmed her children, and on their battening up stairs, they found that her garments ;rail caught fire, and were literally reduced to tinder. Surgical aid was as quickly as potsililentltninistwed, but the unfortunate Lady died in about three Lours after the accident happened. A Coroner's Inquest he. wit on the body, and their verdict was decWeatal Deed. The deceased has left eight children to bewail loser loos. •' eezteemies irigeftst An laqttest was held yesterday by G. Heint.sna, Esq. at ttielateeeu'a Heal, Itiliagtoil, ou the body of Mr. Frt.deni k Mosiieke. who was found dead, on . Sunday warning, in a ditch' near the White Co.- duit-house. A very respectable Jury attcuded, who. aftintatiey were swore, proceeded to laliugtoii Chandra* vleir the body whiell lay .in the vault under the' church . exactly in the same state in which it was fouadc The Jury very minutely ex amined it; therscappeared a dreadful cut Ms each side of the threat, and four deep cuts oathe left wrist ; the left eye wan tweed bleck, as if occa sioned by o ;hit p ox .near seven inches of a am:krt. haudkerekiet hang out of the month ; the handkerchief mind the neck was very tight. the Inualsawerts "treated• toltards. the throat, • and the face was cdtatileilaVitia blind ; ace one of the most dreadful spectacles aver witnessed. The Jury had the hewn:driller taken out of the mouth, which was effected with difficulty., uud were ,war tr.enty minutes in making their obaen.atimis, after which they returned to the Queen's Head. Severul Gea tleineu attended, who were passing at the time the body was discovered. The first witnews was Itlr. John Astir, who stated, that be lived at Nu. 3, Air-street, Clerketver..— On Sunday morning last, about half-past seven o'clock, he wits walking, with his dog, from Maiden lane, across u field, which was two fields from that in which the body lay, and three from White Con duit-lioure--he did mat think he would have per ceived the body of the deceased, had it not been for his dog, which started and barked-,lns went to. wards the animal, stood on a husk, and perceived io the ditch the deceased, lying oil his left tile, with the right side of his throat cut, and a poeket handkerchief in hie uttinth, with only a small corner of it to he perceived, and the body was covered with dew. Witness called a boy, who was at some distance, but he would lint come ; seeing a Ge.die mnd walking, heal" called to him—he immediately came--wad remained on the hunk with witness.— Shortly kfterwatols, near fifty persons naseinnleil, when some of them, unkpown to witness, drugged the body out of the ditch, and one of them pulled the handkerchief out of the deceased's month, near seven iii. hes, when witness interfered, and ob served, as the Jaen was deed: it was better not to take it out, until it had been ipsaeirserf-hy the Jury. W ""e" a44llibittnfieed a iisaadfalr•ent Ore ' th e left side of„thathissab • Witness knelt nothing'entire-.. and went abay..• Mr. eSehitisiA hitxT Ter,mereleant,anda -relative of the daweasedZsiatesa, that he lives in Bartlett's :42oo4ra Hodgman,—ile knew Mr. F. blonicke nrsifly litima years; the dec. a eel lived in Ward robe-place, Doctore' l COrajpaiia. 444 was lay trade a fareifik;• liefieettl' he nivs!forty:tliree yems of • T4lfiattiasia he saw lima woks ntiPtiary hut, betwetianolipaliaa "dock Iri theatti.rairmii, at the Vt'itnesa'awatair 'house in Bartletes-latildings, Holborn. He appeared to himiu a very low and dejected state, iq consequence of sonic embarress , meats in his affairs. The deceased had a meeting of'his creditors the day before, and felt mach dis appointed that nothing had been done at the meeting. Witness said every thing in hie power to comfort him, and was to have sera him sive• next day ; he remained with hind near half an hoar, mid went away very low in spirits, but very cosuponed." The knife found in the field was produced to wit ness, who said it was each us furriers make use of. Mary Millet; wbo resides at No. 7, White Lion yard. W.hite Cross -street', stated, that she had worked for Mt. Monicke, at his house No. e, Wardrobe-place, Doctors':Coinalons, , for, upwards L of five yeniannaillrin hangars. 14' forra4; Sloe ol ry seed hiat.affifieto be in tty, inelanchotv date. 1.21" tact tient' ihe saw ; her tipster, was at his own haute, on Saturday evening List, about half past seven. He did not speak to her, but only passed by the parlour door and appeared to he in A. very low and dejected 'Otte witness was told that he went out about eight:O'clock that evening, aed she did not know of bye death antil Stereine The knife was. produced .ro witness, Sota*Stsless a furriel,:lhat:wi• hate tht could'het swear ed 111 bag matter. The pocket handherchief wits 1010 produced; it was a small white handkerchief, with a coloured border. Witness said she knew it to belong to the deceased. Here the evidence domed, when u conversation took place with Mr. Shirley, a surgeon at ivinigtoti, repeating the vesture of the wounds. He Kind it could not be well ascertained, without dissecting the parts, but in his oainion the jugular vein was cut. Here the Jury expressed their unanimous opinion that the deceased had come to his death by an net of his own. They, therefore, did not think it necessary to hear farther evidence, and ac cordingly returned a verdict—" That the deceased had come to his death ty elating his throat at a time when he was not is a sown/ Moir of mind." He was a name of Germany, and has left a wife and six children, the elde4 only Wow years of age, and the voitugest only one month, old. NC' lien he left ho neon Saturday, he told his wif e th a t h e was g .i n to Finsbury-square, and would be at house by tat o'clock. Two shillings and some halfpence were found in his pockets. One of the ereditars of the deceased. u geialetnan resident in Fittibury square„and several other persons, who saw the laxly shortly after it was discovered oil Sunday morning., attended to give evidence, but were not culled anon. A greet crowd was collected at Islington church at the time when the Jury were viewing the body. Several of them contrived to make their way into the vault where it lay, and one meme on coining out, dromagLabarn in the chareavord,' aanyently lifelasenditmas ititilartlyeliscovcre d;how ever,that be bad only fainted mita, being overcome with terror stilt" • lit e - shocking a spaded*. • The commeneement.. * 4 Tuesday. at the gravel Commercial Hotel, is iSkinoernitreet, before the Commissioners and Trustees of-the (IV Lottery. of cutting off the Tickets' iota the Wheels ,ex the same time that it derplilipioeessediAbs Altruism of spectators with gm,Neanitipprosell of theaditaing, gave them an "amiability of contemplating the magnificence of the Memnon, which heads the nu merous Capital Prizes that entirely stand at issue on Tuesday next. The *erne was altogether, aid which still continues so, of stitch an inter sting de scription, as to oceatioq a great additional demand for the now vary inconsiderable portion of Tickets and Simms that remain unsaid. .• • • A •:. Is. R ENVE. .. "4" • attiOo *trio& tier Lac -- • • 11WMARIET CE4EN MELTING, sot. • ...I Id t. 19 Mt. }:ellelAsi's tut. boot Lord t Seat rew,(4s: two- t i it9tP. •PtZ I na.aaiso Jsa,tica. 111 r. Earsis's Tuilor k jira‘l r sUdvapettre'. s Act.. Two-yrar old C. 41). z. 5 to 4 on To•lar. The Secool Class of the t/allaild tatakes of 507 e. 1,. R. 1!.1. Lord Grosvenor's Violsitte 5 yrs old, gst olb. - t Duke of Grallue.'s Parsed aged, at. ;alb. - g Sir J. Iluitywund's I/striae, 4 yrs o'4l, at t gtb. - Sir f'. Turner's Ilion% 4 yru old, sat. - - 4 Mr. D. Bodclitte's Ildnaso, rs old. Mr. K elleentsn's L'llu.h k Vrous, a yrs old, ;.t. ulb. 6 Mr. Mallet's Jsreis, •by Asubeos,o, out at Joni, r, 4 yrs aid, 7st. 4th. - 7 Mr. Femmes flipposstors, 5 yrs old, M. 11b. • oat Mr. Like's l'oriolaass, 9 yrsold, let. 7lb. - - Loot F. Benticel.'s Job Thurnbervy, 9 yrs old, let. pd Sir J. Shelley's ('lasher, yrs old, sit - P 4 b to 4 against Vtolauts—d to I against L'lltsik ar tenon. Sweepstukes of loop. eiscb. Across the Flat. Mr. Sh7keepeates Zodiac 911. Lord Jersey's I-augton, pd lop. 7st. 71b. Lord Foley 's Al:solute, 151 legs. 7st. alb. Mr. Pa, nr a Ferdinand , 7st. olb. rec. vv. 61011 Mr. lake's Coriolsuus, sat. 7114 Across the Flat, :wogs. la. A. 1). of Grafttai's Masitsaty Sit. 12a, rec. svgs. from Mr. Llosd's Cardillo!, art. ddb. Mr M. let.v., b. ft. Mr. ratedttitresMsatentilit, sat. 611 i. rre. 'Met. trona LA Jesseg's Poke, 74. a h Too-,r okl Coarse, wog,. 1r I OFFICLIL INSTRVeituNS. ST Na eeintnessescas NOS INNITINTIVII Tat ernes Or LOAD SION •INIIIII•L OP Till UNITED kINCDOS 0f •••=••••• The ft:ght HungersMe Ltd Castlereagh, nue of 114 Ms. j(aWt.Prioeipal Secretaries of St.ite, busing trsostnitted to as II is Ilf•iesty's Instruction, unthr he. signet and gigs 'wraith dated tlu tolls of March, lac*, to the Commanders of Hi. Mojest)'s ships of ear and privateers, 111r:civil( that all non* haring on board Negroes, captured on the Coast of ponoiont to the provisiour idol Act of Parliament pawed in Ilse 4; tit year of is present Aiaj.sty's Reign, entitled "In Act far the Alolilion of die r CT! Tr,die," be eareed hats Sierra Lent*, a colon Or the coast of Africa, 1.4.11. adjudica tins ; Vie send you irciused printed Copies of ICs Majesty's- it ' , ruction idweinentioced, and du hereby re quire and 41 :• et you to pay the situ trst regard net: c?tril loti thereto, :vs give the like directions to all the faptions, COUSMIOAkr I, sad Couitesoding tifticers, of His Majesty's ships sod vessels ustkr your constraint (deco ic • -dcr our liac.ds the of Apt il, loos. To Coin:::and of their Lordships, • SHIPWRECK. The Persererairce, Bristol packet, *ailed front Cork harbour on Sunday the 3d instant, with a cargo on board, and a number of parsetn i c.s. Ott .the eveoiog.of that day she c le are d the hathont with the wind itlowmg forrsh from the S.S.W. Towards iiighti i llegals,tactslasail—and during the night bei•atne,...lsevricaue. • The sea was ?mini% • mountains high,` avith in a shalt time store iu the caws.eriadowo. The coalition of the vessel Wu then aluitning. In this efige•icy every /*Mire that could be matte fur lier preservation was used Ly Cml44 ll ,bieAtilaWan. and oil Mon,My, the storm still coutinumg,Amilstupytited to near •h,; Welietasmaseelitedekilinve not eister,.it!e front oxtreteittikosithstasr °film sea. 11. con!ego.A.'ly euilawrearsed keep . ) the *easel off; bnt :t beceltitt t ediailiiiii4calite by the helm, emu r • &mut Only to the flay of the storm. Ots •. day „mossioup •eat• 490 f Fast thrto o e Aw . e struck on Istaidelt"patt ut „Via : coast of ' —Tkie sittmairi : 4l• o :loy A. hard st: • that 'time cleplialaela,M i lait.linats being got with every expe.iitioS, and an en.) tide etas siodie:maistance, the platen:erns and raw were ads litatiod in safety, In to short tieuemfter her strikinter" the stern parted, and drifted out to sea. Her titre. lers, however, remained firmly together, tut: a • part of the cargo •was saved, which was effected, with as much expedition as possible. thi l'nvirte illy, two days after she had struck, she went to pieces. After the cargo had bet-) landed, a fortunate accident prevented it from the plunder too often practised its similar circunistaiscei•. The accenct of the shipwreck reached Swansea critically as a - . corps of Voluuteer Cavalry were about to be die iiinucd after an iaspection, and they, with a most creditable aliscrity,.proreeded to the place, and im mediately took the property in charge. A ; consi derable quantity of the whiskey she had on board was lost after landing, it being found better to de stroy it thati to permit the people, who crowded t o the wreck, to drink it, %hid) they were doing greedily, and destroy themselves ; two died of in- • toxication before that preeentiern was adopted. The SPZANSIII of the House of Commons has notitic.l hi, having received the Cominiavione:s* rc- . Lora, from Ireland, of the evidence on the Dublin Uniiervity rk t tion, and directed the Committee to reassemble, in order to take the same into cot.- sicleration on l'iscsday, the 3d of his 7. At Autrim Assizes, • cause was tried in the Re cord Court which excited considerable interest. A fanner named 1111117, was plaintiff, and one Y °Lao WWI defendant. This action was bmdklit. by the Plaintiff, for compensation for the loss of the arr. viers of his daaghter, whom the Defendant had se-.. duce& The damages were laid at soul. A another of respectable witnesses were examined, who gave the, young woman an excellent character, for the general proprietv of her conduct, before the Leeitice acquainted with . the Defendatit--and, after hearing the 'ligament*. of 'Counsel oa Loth sides, stud an able and perspicuous charge from the Hon. Justice DALY, the Jury brought in a verdict of tlool. da mages, and bd. costs. . • trial of a similar nature afterwards took pl me, when a verdict of i. 301. and lid. tints, was given for the Plaintiff. Laurel:re Bourke was lately tried et Connie!, before the Hon. Justice FLlzroma, and a most' respectable Jury, for tiring at ate won .ding MALT 1.1 ins rasur.s ; the result iris* minithste actystirral of Reinke, and an exchange of situation between him and one of the Prosecutors, who was onritited into the dock, and bills of isidictment immediately found against him. The very great prey of bun netts did not afford time for the bial of the debit pleat. but we bent he 4 held in large bail to abide his triad at thie next narizes. This ins., is the near relative of Join Rrri, who was executed for tic s murder of Bourke fotker. _4114111111