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{.. '' .. ~: I V : - i r 1 ' 4 _ :-,.,: . '7- -- IRELAND. • • . . .:CARLOW ASBIZES. (''tom the Carlow Morning Pest I A y: TUREDAY, SEPTIIMBER 11. A ronsiderible interest hutting been excited in the pet:die...she Coon ours crowded at en curly hour th;i morning to *item the trial of Denis Noteians and Daniel Ahrphy; The Prisoners we're indicted for the wilful MUf- Orr of Jamrs Murphy, ou the Bth of May, in the of the Me king, ut Bullyellin, in this county, by giving Irina u siturtel blow of en won shovel.— There was a wenn(' count in the indictment, charga ing Murphy with aiding anil abetting. To both indictments tlwy pleaded the general issue. Sir JONA* GRKENE stated the case. The sour der took place oit the Brit of Miry, iu the Irene] 8 ISL The deceased wee .4 sort of itinerant - pedlar, and aolil needles, ihreads, tape., tkr. This might sp. prnr en unimportant circuits:4l,4)er, but it would he prorrrl to ecirlseiCe that he carried those articles about to a small canister given to him by u son in the army. This was Ins general mode of subsist ence ; but he acted occinionally WI a process-ser vs', and in this pursuit. the unfortustate man met his de;tructiots. Ile (sir Jona.) should advert to Iwo turn tot in custody—one of them, Edmond Murphy, charged its an ace v. hut not now lifUtllible to j.t•tiee, had a law-sui with his bra shrr J::me■—Edmund lived at Ball)elliti, and the Deceased wits wiluippily employed to octet a proersa on Join at the inntatice of J one*. By some means or other. the fret reached F.dintind. that he was to be served on a particular day, nod it was imputed to him that he meditated the unfortunate murder, and that the Prismerre were the persons inocured by hie incitement. William Fulry examined by Mr. KEllitto. Witti• as is is lolsouring man, and worked Seven years ago with Mr. Modest ; was to and from bias for about li•e !eats; was previously its the service of Doctor Stone and Mr. Bailey; bat before be went Misr their employntrat he lived oit the lands of Ballet'', n ; sad sometino s snowed tor Nrd Mutpliy ; this was about sever or eight years back; witness was Requairicd with Echavird Murphy, with whom be had communication with et 'peel to a proms server who ran to conic there in the apparel of • beggerniaa. Ed mond seat a boy on a morning for winter to the horse of Michael Cranny, and told hits the mats was to serve a sauce yin him for his brother James. Morphy asked wham who he should get that be might depend ois to beat the brines out of the process server, and ;reveal his coming there again; and if he thought the Prisoner Dern Nowlin' world riot be a proper person ; to which stitates replied that he did tint Insow, host believed he would; winter. then went at Murphy'. desire, and told Novara that be, Murphy, wanted to see him la the parlour, hot dill nut tell bun toe what purpose; witness remained in the ball, while Nowlir was drinking a glass of spirits in the par lour : this happened or a holiday, and about May time; winless then weal about Lairs mile up tie fields from . 11lorphy's Irise; Nowise went to the road ; on witness's re turn floss the walk, be foetid the Primmer. Nowlan,asid %be deceased together in the yard; witness was um the look 'out for the deceased ; on the decimeters moire up to Misr plies boll-slow, the woman Weide shut the dour in his free, and Nowlin gave him a blow with a shovel. Daniel the other poisoner, was coming out of the orchard at toe time, and said it was a bail job; witness went tato a Wahl... and got a rope, with which Daniel soil himself titd op ;be body, and put it into • potato treads until evening; tater gluts were in the haggard, inanely, Mary and Calherit.• Hinkel, and a girt since dead, whose same wituess don't loos, ; saw Edmond Murphy is the evening, about six o'clock ; when the man was covered moiler straw, they al/ took their oaths to be loyal to each 'other, and sot to U —the three girls swore ; neither of the Primmer., nor Eshound Mulphy, were present; it the divesting late wet ness wict %Rs and Murphy al the end of the stable, and said therjob was done, sad thee Ned. swore witness rot to tett 'either Priest or Minder; theism night Wlialrfll and Dairel Murphy made the grave, and covered deceased up; by clothes soil little bag were buried with him. Dotiel al toothy s took dimmed** papers owl of his pocket, and said they hi. hinged to Mat. Murphy, sad people fruits the colliery; wis hes never saw the MAU !Afore, bat Din. and Ned. tout me a few days before that he was to come by the Royal Oak; dr. erased was an old mill, and taller nom M 1111140; tiny buret d ltisit as they &and him; after Min phy was taken soil in /si rup lure, witness told Mr. Whi lan that lie bail On IIICII3I - ou his united; whets witness was arrested, he told • a:.,kury and Mr l‘sdrataagh, and offered to 'hew slum mbeto the skeleton was; when searching for it, Mr. Black ley, his lips Itim:, and some getillenien urn. present. Cross-examined by Mr. I:l33CY.WlilSrsti. putting this , ...Killer out art the iptertion, has not, to his koowletter, bei see used of any offence • xcept inking Dilly Barns's Inoue, burn his mother, ahont twenty yea.. ago; don't think be ova amen years old at the time. Pray, Sir, was there not a rape sworn agaiast you?—There was, I.llllCV!.(l.lenviting) Du you recollect ever bring charged with any other offence ? —I cannot reridl. cf. Were you nut cosi:erne%) in the rebellion?-1 was, and many an 11031%1 :131 was concerned in it, 11111 well as nie. Pray, my lamest mon, were you ever charged with any minor offence—that is, with any offeoces, except rrbriltus, rape, and rubbt rawest Cott*, then, I'll iefrtsh your memory—Did you ever know • person ef tl.e 11301ra Edward Cur. did not. By rutir or your oath, Sir, did he not catch you stet& g • hogshe.sil from him at one time?—N.., he did not ; I was mot stealing it—, suns only rolling it' oat of the tray one night —( t ruthless! laughter.) Witness tired a while at Ilallyehin and Slystiff; liced in Father Keogh's parish; livid with Mi. Wl:elatt, and was in 'els.rge of his house and sari!. n; item, Lad a house of his own, its whirls he kept bus wife and r Whist's. I.y virtue of your Sir, weir you not charged ie.blt, ping a common a house for prostitutes?-1 wiry out. VI too ! du you mrtin io say, that in enosequeeee of your kerposig s h..u•e of dl Gone, she Priest of the oarioh did Dot prob.;rlydenunrice you coma Ihr Dlbr ?—The Priest did not do any thing to me fur that, d'ye see.--he called me from She Mier, in be sore, as he might call • body, ifyeaeel—(Loud lesighter) %%storm neser beard that Catherine Limon had lodged essmin•iiiiire again.* him ; nor that she (filtered aith ham to Ler nerumul of the !rai.ssclitni; laver said any thin to Widget Hurket, the mother of Catherine, ego ibis sulijecl; hoot Bridget said 'hat her daughter had nothing aviniiit wit. veer, and ihst if he had htW his toupee he could come to swt burn; to which »nom( replied, " Why them did sbe go to Carla' ?" In ISM Naolati was • rlip et • boy, silk 'butt adonis had very little acquaintance • I/name did mot bear any of the too ssssss rum that passed bewee• Ned Mgr. phi soil Nowlin, in %Inrpiry's parlour. After Nowliga gave .lereased two blows be wens of, and witness saw both Misr pb's street sis a the ronging; witness remained in the yard, and tot the rapes alter Piggielan weat off; Jamie Murphy was as lige • heed at liallyellin ; in the mine house with Ned; hot whenever hoses emote to the house Ned used to leave it; Neil employ , 4 • peat no abet of oleo. The murder igal place cm • holiday; Nay wen you d mass ea that Jay !—No, t was W 101144 war a mow labonrin man. He bought tbe !east eta him *fide at home, but caret tell where, OW bow much he gave for it; it is a good blare, thrntgls It has set the *el nen bottom us it—(Lestighter)-•-tristros does wet bee* Coady, a etas that we. bossed; mar Commas; be beard at them—(lllleril larghlev)—Waieess runlet 101 l she parties. toe holiday nom Mitch the murder wee roniassistiell; it menses*) IPSO *Si to mole hey that te held the pronto* in his bas 4 ellessit he swede snow of* ; it woe usdy Is pat it Mauldin %galas* the well!--aoitsiess is a curlews (clew, as iren as sea Vf.'" - • • , loosest man...-froadittepbbig.}4fed Misrpity sever tuba *norm to beat any sates basins wt is his life, he only seat wittiest for Howls.; wham did she tell Nutrias for *bat purpose be wasted him; don't that* ha swore what holiday it was • did mot swear before the Coroner that It was Corpse Christi Day • thao`t know who time of the year it was, but it wait t he time of plastiog the pOlielleber abort spring; they covered the body with pt thitehant straw, and ;ANSA ; potato stalks were always clad,, sr in cocks, is the haggard; when witness was ormari, he suspected there was some oboage against bits, lint got tar the murder; who be was arrested he knew that Mr. Illeaknay and Murphy were sot so good terms; witness tow Mamie' Murphy in she moraing before she murder; Daniel woe is .the or: iard when the masa wee mordlored ; the warder was kept quite a secret; obeli Murphy geese out of the orchard, be said it wee a bed job; *atoms, who was forty or illy yards froorNowlan vibes he murdered the etas, had sot any thing is hie hand, woe did he lamed to have any camera is it ; sties siemens saw Howlett morderisg the mai he did not cry out to him to stop; must tell bow old Howls* was at the time ;, and vrituess lived in hie own boom at Newbridp. Nowise was a good slip of a boy at the time of tbe murder. Cairo Batton—What was your emotive foe going op the fields ?—To be one of the way, my Lord, that I might nut know what wee debit. CHM/ BARON —Awl yet you returned is time to ace the lbw given? That does sot berg well together ! . Catherine Lewes easisiond by Mr. Clarke.—Witsem karma Pideassd. Murphy, ia whom urn ire eke lived eight or wise years ago; boos. • permit of the name of William Foley ; he lived as Sallyrllia about thematic lime, and used so be I. and out of Worphy'semployearst; recollcts erring Foley ow • holiday &trim( that period; sites the family west lti stem, Foley came to the house god told 'item if • poor old mos is wretched apparel rant so the dose, not to lei bin in wittier end her sister, who died shortly after, were she oily permits its the boomst the time; they sat is • wiadow mid raw She perms described twain towards the home ; a perms of the name of Howlett ciao up and struck him with • weep.* like a stick ; the man fell, sod *items ass Nooks sad Foley tie • halter woad bins ; whoa Foley returned be swore wittiest in the prelates of Howls., aot to tell faller or mother. Priest or Minister; the perste who struck the blow war • young man ; wittier saw him twice, as se to trios bin ; our ran she tell how he was employed Cross-examined by Counseliw W•Lava —Witness swears there was OW any person pretest at she sontrier bat the man who struck hint soil Foley, *norm sod her sister ; witting did nut Mum the mast who .track , the blow ow the day of she murder, hot beard his name was Nowli:o; whams bed sot any eenversatiou with F..ley at the time of the import. Clout Miaow—Guild you hole any opinion of blowlateit see as the time of the murder? _ _ _ Whaes•--He was shoes 08 oe IA years old, By ldied. Andrew Edward examined by Cutsmowilur Alumni—Wit- Neel knew Edmund Murphy., and wen is his eistployearel in the epriwg of ike year 1111 t; knows the prisoner Minims (whom he identified); knew Nowise before 1818; they wets selittol•fellato a . - . Cotter Banow—Was there any other man of the Name of Nowlen in Murphy's easplwymem, at that i.el ?-1 do wort kerns bat there was, my Lord. How old Jo you this& Nowise is?-1 !Mob, my Lard, he is about two years yoitager t►eo I am; my op is about IS. Walter Blarkney, Esq• exansieted by Sir Jonas Galatia— %Times,* is a Magistrate of this county; knows Foley, sod mailkeis having • comsaunicstims wit► him is October last, when he swore iuformatioas before witness; witness actin*. peeled Foley to a spot wear the church-yard of Ballyellia, where, be said, be had buried a mats ix whom murder he bail been coserraml; they could pot bud bins as she list day, hot on the gerund succeeded in finding the *trivia ; the moo lay as his beck, nod every plecaatives was used its take iag up she boon easefully; where the akeletue was dined was about 150 yards front Morph'''. house; obese were dif. (crews articles ineerred with the body; Foley raid ►is wallet was buried with hem; part of sh► coat was perftel, awl the little box or cannister which centiliter' his consbo, pine. he the box resembled a cartoothe hoe—robe minks were hero produteTll—stranle to tell, WNW thread is the hi. WWI quite 10111$4, t brooch upwards of Dist. years is, she grossed; a pipe was between the jaws of the skeletons ; witness visa emulous Iss notice the skull, ow which there visa two fraetares, tine below the en, and one completely behind. Charter M. AP Mahon, Bag was called to prove that he employed the. &aimed to terve a maim; that he went to Ballyelliss,a•J was never seen after. Edward Keened, was canalised in the same effect ; and Surgeon Syr*, as to the fracture, us the idyll. The prooecutiou closed here The Prisoners ensile 1141 ilefeue.—Nowl2a called owe witness, Junes Crowe to give him a h triter!. His Lardrhip then recapienlated the ei Wrote, and cons. seated upon it at some leoeth. Nutwithetausling that the law rift/Oilier.' 110, llllCOlTUboreteti se.sissisiny of an approver as 1►e..1. is she persist instance he would rerawanteed thin to view is wish due ruspicissis had it not hern supported ley Ibe witseas Catheri..e l.ruon. is his I.reerhltill4 wfwoion she prima apinei lhr Prisoner Nlorphy, would not justify s con. eviction = has ohs (croon... of she ras►, • iota respect so howls's, if the Jo. y bells •ed the wownt.%lr.tsmuay , witald seamed a din . ..few cunrlu.ioo. The Jury retired for a short time, and relented a verdict —Nut Guilty. WEXFORD ASSIZF-R. IMPORTANT TRIAL FOR SEDITION. Niched Donnelig was 'roll. ted fur drinking a toast, " D—n the King and Comet!baton" J. Malour, a ren4table, examined by Mr. CUTtinTST Went to a deem shop in Ennis/ord.) , 081 the morning of the 17th of August last, so take • dram; Prisower canoe in and rot a glees of Whiskey ;be drank, " D—n the King and till hie weltrishers." Crurs.exa ... i l nal by 1111. Bane err—Admitted that Prisoner was iu liquor, but not dead drunk, es kr could stand end walk, and talk, and (amid lie on the ground without holding ; did not know at the time, that he is • crazy toiforins nate pedlar, who had brew a soldier, wool astounded in the war., anal who is always deranged when he drinks spirits. Do you believe that Cower the Fourth is the best King that Ireland ever had, mid slim every one in Ireland loves him ?—The ma. drank the toast, and I know my bossiness. 01.! you know your business • but upon the oath you have taken before your Country, deo you moo believe that there does not exist in all Ireland, from she highest to the lowest, since the King's kind visit and the days of Ceet4 milk Frnlie, one man who was not elesproately drunk or mail that would drink sock a toast ?-11e dad sat the woods. Da you not know in your heart, that his Majesty would be little obliged to you fur picking up the words of • pour crazy ma. by way of plowing your loyally ?-1 did my duty. Answer my questions, as you seem to understand them ? —You may ilea that is the case, and so may I, anal (Allele like on need me, but exespt suck WS are punished, there will be another rebellion. You swore in your culminations, that he d—d!the Vito and Constitution, now it is the King and his well lathers—boa is this variance pray whit, is the t'onsittir ties in your Notion of it?-1 know the Coestituoiun as well as yen, Mr. Bennett. Thee you will have no difficulty is tolling me what it is; tell me, Me. Constable !- - Else Conetilsali..n—the Constitu tion—why the ColliiiiMioll is the Protestant religion or if elands.—(Lend laughter Throng* the whole Court ) Were you ever scut to gaol for abuotiut any woe, from the lore of We Constitution as it stands ?—ll wee sent dove he. sense astothor maw who was with smeared at • man, and chef a efor.—(ilfreAtenightor.) • T a But you serered fur k 'ne bad company ; you wan etb like had euespetsy ? gibs nothing to du wish the Prisoner. Will pre p upport the Protestant religiose as it stands ? Mr. BaireeTlN.-* My Lord, without troubling you with nay observation as the reviewer, I trust your Loidship as 4 *pinion, from the evidence in this ease, that as rack a Gab es fide, sods a peareetiost is quite sou ridiculous, snipursed by such $ witness, for see to p into any serious di tence.r His Lordship assanied, apd said the iedivietest aas sal sertaised by evideese„ sad if it were, the &trace meg. ii. ii by the Primmest Connesi accorded with the feelings of evert Sopa awe, tbsl is of seem friebnan, Webs the various vise of his alsiesey, sad be did net befits* soy Is isherso es We nesse would Mak sorb a toes.. Tin Seri imiaaely entered a verdiet—Net Cllll4. • i S _ - • MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, Fauna', Sr ,11 " 8 " 1 98 ' We had rather more demand fur bee old Wheat towards the close of Wednesday's market • and spin, this months( several eunntry b uyers being he re, susd 0141 Wheal is the western comities being m ot h w anted, bat mew Is tslslly an• saleable, owing to She rowels sod damp rendition. Flee fresh Barley, as well as WINS, rally supporta MsdocilY's prices. The Oat trade was heavy iu etureequetsee of large arrivals. In Pease and other artielea there is nu alteratioa. ' HEM EL 14 Ell PST EA D, BIPTEMIIIII 27. Wbest, per Id. (five boshelp) Osta 410. to Ns ed Besse New ditto l3, to 461 I Old Beans —a to —a Barley, per gnat B2s to 2.84 Pease —s to 441 OJ NEWBURY, BERKS, !lamnas's 27. Wheat .. ...... 43a So Be. Oats . 21. 10 34. I Rye 4B. to 544 Bross Barley 32. to 40. I Peeve 3li to 40. Breed, per gallons, la. 7,41. to Is. 90. _ SALISBURY. Sarrallaut 25. Wheat 54 110 MU ed Oats.... 204.0 d. totes. Od. Bari". DEVIZES, ORPT RRRRR 27. Wheat.... els 01 • 44.1 &I I Outs tes Old a 33s Oil Barley.... 38s 0.1 • 4S. Oft Bream 820 Sacks of Wheat sold al the average of 325. 811. HUNGERFORD, Strizissaa 36 IWhest..Rsl. tisl. to 06s. 0,1, Oats. Ms Od. to 33,5. Od. Barley ..28s. Od. t o 42.. Od. I Beans 30s. 0,1 to 445. 0.1. PRICE OF BREAD. The highest prier of the beat Wheats.. Broad throughout the metropolis, is stated by the prtucipal Bakers to be Tteelre.peare she Quarters Loaf, of Alb. bus. sad a half SMITH Fl ELD MARKET, Fames', Sarestatint IS. There was • good market this morning of all descripituns of cattle, and good meat telly matatains its prier, hut that of issfrrior quality is nominal. In the Hay-market the price of Hay remains peruse lass; in Straw and never NO alteration.—The following is • correct list of the pries and numbers:— To oink the •ffsl per stone of 111 b. B ef....35. OA. to 4s. 41. I Heal of Cattle tits dap: Winos. 2s 6.1. to 4%. 0.1 ( Beasts 506 Lahsh...ol 0.1. to Os. 04. I Sheep sod lagrohs.... 2006 Veal ....3.s 01. to 4s. 0.1. Calves • 210 3. 04. to 4a. 0.1. I Pig 5........ s l3O NEWCATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the C Reef.... Ss 8.1 In Ss 8.11 Vest .... 3o 4J to Ss Od Mutton.. So Out to 3s 4J I Peek .... to 4d to 5o Od 1..0mb. PRICE OF RAW FAT, per store of Blb Price of Tallow (es misled by the Tallow :Whets) tg. 93.1. PRICES OF DAY AND STRAW K. iamtres. wurrwrioarrt- Hay 31 0. olto 41 4. 0.1 Ds! 31 Ia• na in 414, 041 Straw I/ Ins &I lo I/ 19. 04 I Clovvrr.. 0. 04 hi tot Ss 04 Clover 3/ 7s Io 41 lb• 04 I Sltraw .11104 Od I. II las 0.1 PRICE OF HOPg iwr C.v.. 9►rrrrra►a t 7. Naw Hopi it Poekeit, 45. to 70.• —11• Bop, Wt. lo tlOo Old, ta.. to 48.. COAL AIAKKET, Sarramata 111. Ships al Marker. Sbtpor SoIJ. Price. 31 Newcall le 31 Suoderlred [Fruit the 'I London Neer Pries C l."] FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTFIIIRFR i 9. COTTO,I.—The purchases of Cutlon sine• Friday lagt cuss. tisa of-- 140 11 , ttgal 000 Soirgi Su Scut I.lsirul _ 220 Pernambuco . ..... 120. • Ind. .... tiO Demerara The ...rivals from the UP I the 27th inst. inclusive:— Nest Orleans 568 The market here resilience very stevdr, ist.laitholaudiet Ike Farm India Company's drelvrati 0000 of above 19.000 Imes ; mid thine are I !myna, if they Cl/11111 purehatee ill. a id. Woo the late prima; there are, Warmer, au seller. at any reduction. The aezoonts (rum Liverpool this morning are unfavoura ble: that IS like* Ws. Inorry.__ . _ goc e , R deneetiel fur Atonalities this week has been steady and ronsidetable ; some low browses have been sold at 51e. 6.1.; generally the prices cannot he aimed at any variation. 78 ditch. St. Domingo, fair crudity, were offered at pubic sale; the ...hole we believe were lakes in, 201. a 235. The large potchases of lit tined, which we noticed on Friday all, have bees. discontinued; the sales this week have bees. incataiderable; the few purchases are ehlrSy good Lump; some very ordinary have been sold su low us 78,.. The wholesale grocers continue to take ponehof hue goods fur liar b trade; they have purchased this week on very low terms. Dlul . have Lawn an putrid and in brisk demand. Theft is a great inipronment in the demand fur Foreign yellow Sisters, sod tor :rood yellow H h 3e)... was realised fur nearly 400 Hiroo by private contract, the prices of this particular gaiety may in compequeme lw stated tee. a 3.. hither : yellow Brazils are also held for hither prices. Covetg.—The ordieny, good, and fine ordinary Coffees have Melia& 4s. a he. per cwt. during the present week ; ot diary Jamaica mey be quoted She. a 90s, good ordinary 91s. a 945, Gue malmsey Ohs. a 98.. Several large parcels of St. Domingo were brought forward this w.ek, mad fur good ordinary, ill beta, yesterday, no offers were made at public sale, but we believe aft' rwards a considered'. pro portion of the quoutity brought forward war sold at 103 s. by private entitled. Deneetara snit Beehive Coffee, bring smell wanted lur home cuusumptiou, hare beady sup. I potted the former prices, and may be staled 10r. a Its. higher ill ptopetri ion than the other den. iptions of Coffer. By lodide sale this forenoon. 149 Mids. H Is sod 38 emir. Beibice were brought forward; ordinary Ilavemoalli soh! 94.. ad. good ordinary all takes in at 975. fine ordinary gold 994. and 99..8d. ; the greater propos-tines was of the latter quality; good middliug Hahne sold 128 a dd. a 1395. The Carer gasket may be quoted as we have steallosed ; a Se. lower Ibis week for Jamaica descriptieens,2*. a 31. lower fur fureign; the latter Mill rates high in preeptreists. Rum, BRANDY. and Homes DC—Tlicre have been great sperulation• 111 Brassily, mid we have to quote a further rile:owe of 2.1. a 34. per gel uo ; Cognac report. d at 4. 3.1.; iliere is a great request, and the general opinion appears favourable for a further and cousiderable improve. 'snot. Ihe vintage in Frame is reported to lure out very iudifferently The ileseaml far Rum time one lasi to been isecon•iderable; there arc, hateve4 nu reduction is price. Geneva remains at the late mossiaal quotation% he scrolls. from basis' Straits Fishery are miry .sufovourable ; the holders of Whale Oil are 1411 comeemsmice asking lii,ther prices, but there is little king, Tamom.--The Rooker ektionts subject to great as.. : rally In ,the week 46... wu currently realised fur yellow candle 'fallow; the ilersoil has same become lane amid, the price this foresuars 4k. semi 41s. Id. The Taters market is to-day touted 495. Sd. which is the same sts Mgt week. PRICE OF <TUCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Colo. 76111 ex. Bill., tt. 1.000/.. par Am'. S pre Ct. N. A. 10941 I 1 die. lrnp.3 pre Ct. Auu. 7b4 Ditto 500/. 1 3 pr. ludo, Stuck 2.341 I Ditto Smell ....6 3 pt. I)itto 80w15.... trli pr. I Dote Euelorted...4 dm. Ilauk for Ace 239 i 1 Ditto Com ..... I dn. Con. for Acc.... 76;41 I Lottery Ticket, 194 Ms. THE TURF. DSwESTRY RACER. 11011 DAY, serenest* 24. A Silver Cup, lbe gift of the Stewsrde.—Two•sils hefts. Mr. M. Jones's eh. f. Pbadre, 4 yrs old 1 1 Mr. W: Gore's b.f. Resign, 4 yrs 3 2 Sir J. G. Egerton% be. h. Garlltorpe, S yrs dr Mr. Steel's b. e. Biotin, 4 yrs 4 dr A !Blew Cop, Woe MM. the Oft of Kr W. *4 Wyss. Bart. for Isonters.--Two.ssile buts. Mr. W. O. Gore's b. as. Mid Moll, C yn. . b 1 1 Sir. Wright's e. S. Cubits Boy, 4 yrs 2 2 Sweepstakes of Iftge. enels.—Ow Earl Gmsvenor sb. h. Belvidere, 4 yrs . b . 1 Sir W. W. Wyatt% b. c.llyrsis, 4 yrs Earl Derby's b. b. Eryw, h yrs. Mr. Gore's b. R. Sorrwdoo, S yrs Four were draws—Even bettior—A Soto race. A trial race by the hollowiog horses, belongiog to the Or. Wesley Yetteetaary Cavalry, the fuer best of which are to run use Wednesday. Two .1k heat•. Caplan. Myttost's troop. Mr. Perry 's c. •. Magnolia, aged Mr. Divles's be. K. Ploughboy. 4 yrs I dr Mr. Dickens's Or. g. Luck's all, b yr.. dis. Captsio Wyon's Troop. Kr. Wand's cit. g. 5 yes. Mr. R. Evseas's br. I'. by Surcemr, 3 yrs 2 2 Mr. Hughes's br. g. Cognise, 3 yrs 3 3 The hosts were contested i• good style. TURIPOIIII% The Town Subseriplion Plate of 501. Faur smile heats. sir C. Stanley's eb. r. Cedric, 4 yrs 01d..... Mr. Bearthwertieh b. b. 4 yrs old-. * Mr. M. Jones's eb. f. Phoebe, 4 yr, old Two drawls —3 to 1 us the winiser.—A *oval rats. Sotopumkes of flea . each far 1 yr old colts and Allies. To run the last half mile. Mr. J Mytion's bee. by Aladdin Sir W. W. Wysits's br.l. by Thonde.holi.. Mr. Aionwortlea tr. r. by Friend Ned 3 Earl Derby's br. c. by Rinaldo Earl Gruoveraor's be. f. by Thunderbolt &r W. Wystn's br. f. the f ite . The Gold Cap, value 100ss.—Four sites. Mr. Core's eb. e. The Duke, 4 yrs old Sir W. W. Wynu'a br. e. Thyrsia, 4 yrs 01d."... Mr. J. Mytion's b. t. Auti.ftstlical, 5 yrs old . 3 Mr. Luvell's ch. b. alaudeville,6 yrs old 4 A well contested race. CARLISLE RACES. MOOT DAV-.-TUUDAT, sarTsiesta 15. Ms Majnay's Plate of 1160 is. Four Emile heats. 4yr olds to carry 6st.; 5 yr olds, 11s1. 101 b. ; 6 yr olds alit aged, 9st. Marquis of Qoecosborry's b. e. Goofslei, 4 yrs uld (B. Smith). Mr. Blisard's b. is. Creeseissyy Kite, aged (J. Jacques) 3 ? Mr. Storey's b. h. Little Sag Wad. bred (3. Goebel') I u . : Mr. Felgoomes c. f. The Lady of We Vole, 4 yrs old dt A Gold Cop of 100 gs. ("aloe, by fluborribers of lllgs. oath, p.p. The surplus to be paid to the wiener to specie. 3 yr olds to carry Est. Hlb.; 4 yr olds, Sst. 216.; syr elds„ 91b. ; 6 yr olds sod seed, Ilst. 121 b. Three oiler. Mares sod Grldingsallowrd 3111. The Earl of Luordsle's g. f. Fair He es, by Viseolst, 4 yrs old.. The Dube of Detuushire's R. e. Joosthase, by (Mariam, 3 yrs Old bird Lou'i her's eh. et. Lady of the Vale, by Mowbray, 4 yrs old The following did nut start: The Hon. Cnl. Lowther 's b. h. Percy, 5 yrs old W. issues, Es ! 's eb.c A. IL C. by /L V. Z. 3 yrs old Sir J. Grahams ch. b. Muareith, by Haphazard, 4 yrs •141 Sir P. Musgrare's ch. or. Woodbine, by Cu...., 4 yrs old E W. Hasa, Esq.'s eh. us. Torreli, 6 yrs old W. Marshall, Ewa 's h. h. Sauce Box, 5 yrs old J. Marshall. Esq.'s b. c. TOM Tempest, 4 yrs old The Marquis of tlueeasberry's eh. e. Ledslose, 3 yrs *ld FIFE RACES.—(Over the Capar Caserse.) TOUR/DAY, streamline ?O. Haden' Plate of 50f. Colonel William g. at. by Stamford Mr. A. Thomas's e. b. by Montalto Woo easy. Gold Cap, value one hundred guineas. General Lesslie Cumming's as. Haambletonia 1 Mr. Whyte Ildelvelle's b. in. Pastors Sir Hubei t Keith Dick's b. e. Anti.Gallicaa . •• •• 3 lane. Mr. Gardiner Marshall's b. c. Th e Sh er iff, run set a the Coarse. Sir David Mosicriers b. e. Warlock, ran out. Won easy. Fifty Guineas for all ages. Genets! Lesslie Committing's Hainbletonia (entered at the pow) 1 Sir Robert K. Dick's e. at. Lonna , a I 1 by.. easy. Welter Stakes. Mr. hiaule's b. g. Harlequin Fifty Guineas for all ages. Sir David Monerieff's e. in. Louisa Mr. Whyte Melville's b. wt. Pastors N'ont easy. COURSE OF MECHAM: Amsterdam ....C.F 11 16 Ditto at right lt 13 Rotterdam .... 2 U. 11 17 Autwerp . . I I li2anburgh ....2 U. 38 1 Altutta ...... —1 U 38 2 Paris 3 day', al t DM., .........1 U. 26 0 FRIDAY, Smuts= n. leghora 47 re-noa 461 Venire Malta . . 46 Naples Pa 1em0.... per oz 118 Lithos ttoardesax Fmakfurt oa the liaise, Ex. M...,.157 tersim • i h,tbl. 3 U. Vienna tflectier 2 31 10 33 Tr ieste....do . 3O Cadiz Op3rto Rio Janeiro Bahia • • •• • Dublin Cork BULLION. Purtugs I Gold i■ t •. 41. Coin, per 0t....0 0 0 Foreign Gold in Bars ..3 17 10i New Doubloon ..0 0 0 New Dollars .....0 0 0 Silver in Bars ....0 U II Bilboa 351 Barr..lima Sit ilk 35 Gibraltar MARRIAGE Yeoltrday, the 28th tool. at W, (meter', Honover.square, by the Rev. G T. Audrey/9, Thomas Miliet, eldest FOll of C..lottel W. I.h, of H.rtfur,l.atrr, 1. 10 F1:111011 &viola, tl..tribtee of the Isle William Hewer, Esq. DEATHS. Thursday se`nnight, at Clamber, She seat of the Doke of Piewcartle, suddenly, Mum Heath, govermaa is the kinds' of his Grace_ After paariog the 'veiling in higher 'Melia Shan uvula, mill retiring to her room at .kern o'clock, the was reia.d with • fit of apoplexy, and expired is. a few seconds in the arms id a fu tusk Ito the moritiag of Saturday ire'isnieht, Envign Burrows, of the Venerably havitig arrived at Chatham, weld u• the parade to stoke bomb aith am old frieesil, which be bad no sooner done th.n he fell dame in • St of apoplexy, and ca. pired imairedtately. The dereimed was about 45 years of age, and has kit • widow mad stio Adder's to deplore their loss. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 140 1 1X 4 h Dwain; 31 after S. &coin 45 sew J. „ Printed sad Pleblambed at THE BRITISH rims aid Tiff GLOBE Offiee, No. 117, Strom!, by C. CORNWELL , et the Straits!. ~,~:.. - HIhrEST: KIEMEINT, SEPTEMBER ti.—Are have now Gus •tarry • finial/hi of favourable harvest weather, Without any in terruption worth noticing; sad we ►ave reason to think That the injury sustained by the crops during the late rajas w►s not to wear the enter which the uneasiness of the nertreat bad induced us to believe. The wheat, we uuderstaaJ haa stared rust Trull smut, but still there is no trigger of • geueral or serious deficieucy.—(leinster J'onettat) Brown's Bridge Fair on Wednesday was well supplied with stork, bat to our inquiries the answer invariably was, " • very bad fair." la some instauces we know fist sheep were sold fur one-third less, nod in others for oreedsalf of what was paid fur them some time ago. The MEW deprecia tion sparked every description of stuck, but Ore sales were rot numerous.—(ibilf.) CARLOW, SEPTEMBER 24.—1 t is with great pleasure that we observe such a change in die weather as to wstraut an expectation that we shall have • redaction e• the ma, kelp, from the very best cause, viz. a safEciertey of good corn to leisure a supply at a fair price.—(Carlow Porf.) Corm, Stresmara 22.—N0 other apprehension esists at present in England or in this Coaatry, relative to the harvest, than that the rapid advance in the price of grain, caused by the heavy raise, may, by possibility, lead to the °penis, of the ports. It is not attempted Mt be ictrueested that much and serious injury has bee, dose Ise the quality of the wheat crop; bat iateresied speculators •loue elides vuur to spread the deformu that it will be a short oar. There is no real growad for such • represenlatiou, and still less foe the supposition, that the harvest, intently, will prove a Aeleirat one. The weather in this part of the country continues remarkably flue, and little remains for the has headman to perform but to draw home his produce, sad give it each treatsnest ■s will inserts him tbe best remu nerating prices.—(Kepo►fe►.) Gat.wriv, /terrariums. 4g—All oar letters from the country agree, that the late flee weather ha. Are as irigNity of good: after all she schemes of the 'peculators the prices will be dowel —(Arfrerflirer) EDINBURGH, SarrgttSea 25.—There were bat few sharers at the Wert Port yesterday moraiag, sod of these but a small another were hired at Is. a dry. All the Gash in this didriel are cut down, and the grain for the most part safely housed. We have had a heavy shower of ni. which lasted for about two hours this asoruiag. Firesnoug.—We know eel to whom; we are indebted for Use subjuioed esimusunsealsou, and thelefere abnuld base refused its iissertion, if st had not coirseided with the result of our personal inquiries, and is some measure our actual übservatioei--. "Sarre-mama tl.-1 should be happy to anuosiree to the public, through the medium of your paper, that the crop in this part of the cointly is wow •lmust cut down, and will, in the course of omit week, be seemed from the depredations of an inclement sky. Duriag Ike autumn• there ►as been very little rain to prevent the reapers from being employed in the field. It has ripened in general equally, end we hare the satisfaction to think, that as far as thiii dist►ict eXiellllll., there is. • very fair average crop. equal in quality to any that we bare had for several years." CMAHlllit.—he Ibis part of the country, the crop was rather injured by the continued drought which suc ceeded the late frosts, nod which is teeny rases withered without ripening the corm. 'live harvest operations *miaow nearly completed, having received ne interruption from the weather, w►ich has been uniformly highly favourable. NAV‘IL INTELLIGENCE. SIPTRAIIIeII 27. Arrive(' the Governor 111 4 Carihy, Dente, front A6u•a; Panay transport, frous the Mrdsterraneaa ; sad the Hero, front Prone* Edwanl's Island. Pasted by dm Regeut, )PDougal, from Surioant for Rot terdam. FALMOUTH, St FTEFIIIIIR Arrived the Royal Charlotte, FurJ, (runs Lustdoo for Ha lifax and Jamaica. Arrived toff the Lizard the Elizabeth, Brownlie, farm Cuba foe Rotterdam. MULL, firrrnma TA. Arri►ed the Rachel and Ann, Marehell, from Greenland, *ilk 14 fish, 300 bulls. __ DIAL, lIT.PTIMIBIR 27. Arrived and piled for the River the Swallow, Russ. from Bombay; Mangles, Corill, from Beagaf; Comely, Grey; Aiiirrstria. Hisishelwood ; F.dgar, &Nulty, from Ja. mama ; Beers, Barclay, from the South Sens; Swan, Driog, from ditto fur Hell; Tranby, Fortier, from St. John's ; Gil. heel Beadrrsou. Riches, from Honduras ; Canadian packet, Ridley. from Virginia ; Mary, Boyd, from Calcutta sod Cry ; Manley, Clark, fium Cask; Anthony,—_, from Liver. pool. Also arrived the Elizabeth, —, of Aberdeen, from Jae■ for Rotterdam ; and Marie, &Ides, from Bitavia fur Antwerp. tivreroot, IPEPTIIIMER 24. Arrived the Liverpool packet, Elloomer,frono Balboa, pith Eve lett water in ber hold, having been on the North Bank. Pet back the Prov:deuee, itassydy, slut sailed uu 224 inst. lumisog rum foul et the Lug George. - SOUTH SEA FISHERY. The. Swan, Di log, arrived in the Downs frogs the South brae, hound to Hull, nut twenty-three rnouths, with 191 fish, IVO tons, spoke Ma following ships all well a—. 27th July—Mary, Reed, of London, 3 fish, 28 tune; and Ad int, Coffin, of London, S 85h,38 inns. 20th July—Fanny, M'Nelly, 175 tons; Spring, David, 40 Suns, ISO skins; La Cooferenee, of I:Orient, 2 fish, 19 tuns ; sod Horatio, Weskit, 2 li.h, 20 tuns, 4.500 .kins. 30th July-51oierva, Bunts, 2 fish, 18 tuns, 509 skins; and Lovely Assn, Etto C4ll, 17 fhb. 2.1 August—Pruner of Wales, Pathway, in Woolwich Hay, clean; Harpooner, I.3tua, 2 fish, 1W) Suns; and Comet, Stewart, 117 tuns. 12th August—Transit, Dais, at Si. Helena, 140 tuna. DAVIS' STRAITS FISHERY. We are happy in leant that the errvr;nt the Ere trotteht which were Itwt eAtly in July wile all srtved by the ether ships eugagett in the Ilsbcry. ISTRONINPSII, el/MISTIL 13. The ship Ellison,. Captain Johnston, arrived here. • all well, with Mistretta large fish, 170 tuns of nil, and brings the following Inirll•gence:--Was in company with the 0 esiville Hay, /11 , Williaas Ore her passage home), with 8y flab. The Ellison. on She 40th Hay, with one bah, left the South west, foe the purpose of going up the country, but when else bad got as far a. lat. 45 long. btl West, she was met by a complete busier of ice, which com pelled her so proceed down the Straits, to She S.W. fishing ground again, where she remained u n til the 12111 June, when she &eau, went up the Straka, lo the former latiterle, but was obliged So return In the month of Jolt , she made an other attempt, but was equally stooneccultii in retting nor ther up the Straits' hetet met by the seine bestir ttttt notable hairier of ice. She left the A►king ground for lEoclas.l on the lith August. From the state of fishing at She S.W., Captsiti Johnson could set say what Ilse success of the ships op the Straits might be. He inentioued his basing felt the c try very reld ; Indeed so wench so. that when lensing the Straits, the cold was as severe as at many seasons when msk• dug the Strait'. serrintata 17. The ship Fame, Caplsin Seeman, Pew. of Whitby, passed here on the 15th, all well, with S fish. 140 lons of oil, ou board of chief. vessel the►e were some persons for the pup piw of stieasytiou en impruv►mesdt tit the present system of isicitsc whales, which was found to succeed Iwyood 'specie ohm, they havileg actually killed oar fish; the Ash was Scot strut k to the usual way, with a head harpoon, *llea the Cue ',eve rocket was iatasallately Seed iota She fib, which almost iestaufastaiusly ceased death. ■., - UXBRIDGE. Cora Inspector's Return, TMVRIRAT, SIPTEIIISER 27. Wheat, pe r t oa d ...... .—s to 211 10s New ditto Barley, per quarter 34. --d to 30s —d Oats lBs --d to 351 —d Beans 34s —d to 40s --rt Prase Rye 3oe —d to 33. —d I ~1 ~~~, :7 11 L I I. "'''''MNl. Fir I, -M