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7/ 77 Numpau 6950. 'f - IrMRATAILMOYAL, LINOMY-LANS. 'IRIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Dee. I*, bi g stajwifit servams will sperisessa, preceded by MI Ines, a sew Retrainees*. Opera, its three acts, called GIOVANNI IN •lEELAND. its new mad selected Mean; the Airs okay ,elected in the Irish Melodies. The principal Characters adapted to the wpo ow pular Irish Novels. Den Gievaitai, Madame Vessels ; Lep/write. Mr. Harley rinks. O'Shs.e (cosassealy called King Cooney), Mr. warn. ; Load Glesatwon, Mr. Pesky C.I. 0V e ....4 Reeved; Potrero (hr, Mr. Finwillisse ; Moon My, , KAM; Patine Joe, Mr. Meredith; Jobs Orderly (op :or), Mr. Rogliss. Plorence IPCArthy, eiberwise Hootor ;senor, otbreense Mrs Ilkaleseyeasek le, Mast Copeland; reins, Princes of losissoore (eassonooly called the Wadi & Min Cahill; Munich (the Novice of St. Do- WO, Mass Posey; Saperiatesiaat of the Abbey, MIN ,ad. The Address to be stokes by Mr. Cooper. o Act I. A. Irish Jig. by Mir Tree sail Mr. Howell. *Art 11. Grind Processioa of the (.stalled sad Mis led Knights of St. Patrick, with the tiovereiro of the hie, sod their appropriate Atteisdaute to tlse Cathedra/6f Patrick. • WAND INSTALLATION of the KNIGHTS of ST, TRICK. persosally,aad by prosy, with all the atteudast nossrain. Re. Aesielealliirweill. earl ILMILRMATICAL .• • Alter trblft In Fens if ' pßosopm4E WttSICSi. • biti.D•ww, M. 4:1Z: 118 %41 0 0gl i g i !`• • To mitts& .IPareeit ELLA -• • • rho Minter, Mr. Paso. CAW Illiseitesti 1110 % Ilarnovai rel. Mr. Gastio• Wheals% Mr. per; F;ustrrene, . Halley. Rseestbre, Miss' elly; Mrs. Flatlet-- a, Mrs. Harlon. Mitees to be takes of ItrAldweil, is the itatissaa of the eon of ittelltoosee. • .4 • etirdte Bikes ein oalygre.slhisieed for the &wane of the loers,‘7s.; Snead. Price, 11.. ed.—Pit, 3s. ed.; Second I...—Gallery, Si.;. Secesd Price, I..—Dpper Ga. Sideed Price, Id. The Doors to He opened at Six o'Clock, sad the Per orseres to beein'it 5r.,.. The Operatic Estravaeatise of Ohms's.; is Ireland will pstforned every &nine till further twice. • Ro],°•• 'ENT-GARP _ AL, COrts. C HIS EVENING, SATUR.PAY, will be acted Maharanee Play of TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA. Duke if Milan, Mr. Egerton; Antonio Mr. Chapman; stens, AMatt ; Valentine, dlr...lia:as; Sig Thera, W. Fans.. Lougee, Mr. Lasso; Speed, Mr. Blanchard; *lds, Mr. punnet ; Rudelfg, Mr. Pyge. Miss N. ; Sylvia, Miss Hatlande ; Leceita, Miss Beannsont. In the coarse of the Play will be introduced Seines, Dasta,. ma, aid Chartism, the Pocky selected front the Playa, ems, and Sawa of Shakspeare. to Act IV. will be la. duced Futir'Additional.Sceses. After which (4th time). • sew Pentornisne celled HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH; Pe, YDS YELLOW DWARF. ling of she Gold Mines (afterwards Harlegala), Mr. Eller; dors Pit (afterwards Hlarlequites Laisetry), Mr. I. S. Gri ildi I Mother Sunni (tbe Desert Fairy), Master Lung. rat; Yellow Dwarf (afterwards Chvgn), Mr. GrimaWi. m Princess AU-FaiotafargivileColsunkins), Mao E. Den. It ; the Queen of Golconda (afterentsde Pastaisson), Mr. Imes. A Privets ,Bnit gag 111 -boa far 411 1 r of r Bemuka, Itt WbcriMet. llnices,7..; Second Price 3s-dd.—Pit, Si. Id . ; Second lee,'..—Gantry,ll Ss.; Price, Prise, lc—Upper GA. 7, Is.; tiamond Price, 6d. Harlequin and Mother Busch will be repeated every moiag. On Monday, She Opera of The Exile. tie Toesday, Rub Rey Macgregor: Rah Roy, Mr. Mae. say . chi Wednesday and Saturday, The Two Gentlemen of Ye ns. On Thursday, The Barber of Seville—The Two Pages of re a t each the creat—and the slew Pantomime. On Friday, Vic Antiquary. c.. 29, • r ,,_ OLYMPIC TH EAT!: NEWCisILIE R sTEacr, s MAN D. FIBS EVENING, SATURDAY, btr 19, will be presented, thirty-seventh lime, LIFE IN LONDON. Corinthian Tom, by air Amattor of Fashion ; Jerry lanthorn, Mr. ()sherry; Old Hawthorn, Mr. Villiers; ogle, Mr. Va'r; Nickels, Mr. Hammond; Shunt , . Mr. Floss, Mr. ealey; Salim r. Tityleureold. nib, Mr. Strickland H ; Paddy- Ityrue, M Mr. G. Smith. ;G Cue, Lisa Walpole; Mrs.Nah, Mrs. l'ullet; Betly,Misa Goodwin. Alter which, a tragical Tragedy, called RIJNIFUSKIN. Itomftbitin, Mr. If Ae; Rascallu, Mr. Ocherry ; Sir. 'Foyle...re; Jemmy Flog'em, Mr. G. Smith ; .-iibortiosus, Mr. Villiers. Griskinda, Miss Healey; Scru- Aida. Mrs. Pearce. conclude with (fourth lime) an entirely new Comic Panto mime, called HARLEQUIN TA I I"I'ER'D AND TORN; 11 IQ, 'I'HE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Jeri, Mr. Vale ; Cohn ('he Mau all tattered and torn), Kr. Howard; Squalid, Mr. Slrickland ; Harlequin, Mr. ; Clown, Mr. Hartland ; Pantaloon, Sir. T. G. Hower. Dolly (the Maiden all forlorn, afterwards Co lumbine\ Miss .1. Smith llos. 4A. Pit, 25.; Gallery, la. Doors to be opened at nix o'clock, and the Performance to commence a Quarter Kiwi: Sesta. fiativice, at Half.past Eight u'Clock. y.. ~ c .~ • .nW S ..: • • Y„ r • Y. • 4 It 441 i , ' '1 • • I. LONDO I COUNTY ANNUITY ASSOCIATION. AN ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the limbers of ibis Association *UV b. bolds', ea FRIDAY, Jsurary the 4th, at the Comity Fare Odic., Regent -street. T o aisle will lor rake* at Two **Clock redact?. • J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT. Ataaeging Director. EAGLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES, and Regent-street, Corner of Jerniyn street, St. James's. Pr HE Directors respectfully submit to the Poh -1 lie the advenlsges to Persons insured at these elites The terms are unusually liberal, with the benefise of every other (Mee combined. The payment of rent is allowed to sufferer, by Are, without day increase of premium ; no shame is. mule (or policies; no responsibility caw be in terned as is partnership societies, when in every one is liable 1., loons to the extent of his whole property. LWe luminesce, effected on the saw equitable lemma, Christmas Policies aboold Grieeu days. 01E1E111.Ag, Secretary. lIPPIL FIRE AND UFE ASS(IRANCF. COMPANY. OFFIC ES, ID, LI) MATCH I LI., Anil 393, ORFORDSTREET, LONDON I*, PRI NCIIS , STR SET, Eme nin S it; . , Aid 111, RESTMORELAND-sTarer, Dullmnr• T71:1/iryeters thatt Company reeptetrolly .1. the Peddle; that . Policies of Assurance 'are igeimiedi hi them on the lives .4 Perrone in the Area, Mili. SION Yeisosaory, isithiatheUnited Kingdom, whether on -ffilalf-poy, Or is actual Sereice, viiitiont extra Premien,. . Life Ammeters with this Casopaty are permitted to peas by Sea front owe Part Of the United Kingdom to another, iu Decked Vermeil', or Steam bests; and are also allowed Peace, to pass boo, &Web to any Fureicit Purt,birtinnes the Trail .i 4 Brest, bush inclusive, in Vessels as a.m. described, - Without additional Charge. LIFE OFFlCE.—Capital ONE MILLION. Perseus' amarieg 411. Otis Office participate in Pry" Septennially, without incurring Me liability of Loss, the Proprietors haring undertaken all liespansibility ; ire V: which Principle numergire are the instances of Tee, T andThirly per Cent. being paid in addition to Me =, assured ; and Cases kayo occurred te4ere the Pay been more Shun datable the Seas assured. of A Beaus, amounting, in most bitumen, to Twenty-Svti per Cent. sod iu some to upwards of Thirty per Cent. on the. Premiere paid, within the men years, ending at Michael. mas 1918, has been adikd to all Policies of Asaursoce effect ed in this oMce, for the whole Period of Life. FIRE OFFlCE.—Capital ONE MILLTON. Policies effected upon every Description of Property within the United liCiegdurn, upon reasonable Terms. Lewis are uniffersely paid by this Company, with Libera lity end Promptitude. Policies which expire at Christmas should be mewed within Ilfteee days thereafter, or the same will become void. No Ere/ranee Mossy, Admission Fee, or other Clack' Charge, enacted. 'WILLIAM BURY, Sec. ROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR.—This ag►eeably perfumed Liquor (the ewigioal invention of r. Hoary), which is of well.kaowo efficacy in relieving ♦iatams abd head-ache, and in counteracting the effects of .overbeated, ehme, or infected air, malmsey to he rupee's', in the greatest prrfectith, by Messrs. THOS. and WM, 0 e 4 RT, MA NO FACtO R I NG CHEMISTS, MANCH ES. TER. It is sold iu London, wholesale and retail, by News, BATLEY and •BLEW, Perfumers Cockspor-street ; sod . ; c1c . .. , :. 9d, by o sell b .: or osure ge , ig u eats in ever sNss i2* saLtionet Preperveo see sograved ea the Goveromorat Atom% w is fixed over the cork of each bottle. Proper Spoil". Bones ate sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. An above may also be had, arrikenticated by a similar &amp, H EN KY'S CA LCI NBD MAGNESIA, iu bottles at Bs. 9.1. or with glass stoppers at 4s. Bd. IKHLAN D. •4..., •,.:' , —..... DUBLIN. DECIIIIIIM 94. We understand that a number of respectable citizens have determined to attend ou horti-back, at the Pigeon-house, to escort his Excellency Mar quis Wellesley into town. The Noble Marquis may be expected about eleven on Wednesday. Geueral Sir Cohn Campbell is appointed Cham berlain to hka Excellency 'the new Vic&uy of Irelind. The members of the Corporation went up to the Castle, in their robes, this day, at two o'clock, to present their address to Lord 'Talbot. Hit Excellency was pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on the Sheriff. SPECIAL CO3I3IISSION. LIMERICK, DECEMIIitIt 21. PROSECUTION UNDER THE WHITF. BUY Acr. FORCIULY TAbING A GUN. Francis Shaughnessy was the first Prisoner tried ; _he was charged with 'tatting assaulted Edward %%nitwit's, ON the 4th December; and taking a gun from him by force, and for unlawfully assembling. Mr. J. S. TownsaND btexd the case. Edward Sande/Oh, eta ttt i t ied by the SOLICITOR GEN ERA I.—Drikosed that, on the above day, which was ou a Sunday, lie was going into the country to. shoot with Mr. Russel ; each hail a fowling .piree; both were•oas the road ; Mr. Russel went before 'giblets, when two men met him, one trip ped him up, and stood over him, while the other took the gun away ; witness tan and called after Nja. ituorl ; two ill - agoons passed almost at the in. 'hint ; witness called out to them, ascended a hedge, and cried to .them, " There are the men ; they gal lopped after them ; wittiest followed ; one of them was taken iii a ditch, the other escaped by a swamp, which mile hionorMell could not paR3 ; witness folly identified the Prisuider as the Mall who knocked him down ; had stood over him, and who was taken as described. Cross-examined by Mr. HOWLET.—Witness admitted that he had gone tutu a house at the turn pike pretty early that mourning, where Mr. Rus. sal sod he took a glass of spirits and water each ; it rained much, and they went into another house, where they took another glass of spirits sod water each ; they staid there mati hour ; witness does not oo know whether the whiskey was Parliament or pot teen ; they bagged no other game that morning; the transaction occurred a mile and a half front Limerick ; they kft the last house at nine, and the rubbery took place at about eleven o'clock. John Parnell, di private in the 3d dragoons— Recollects having seen the last witness on the morning in queittomi ; lie had been accosted by id . i!rd - ii h, ':ti- , .t4 . 4* ,I h . ii •Irl t:i JO :: , 1!1.,•7 , • 1? .1:-',..., t-0 114 4 , /.: .i 4 i 'f ,t t ~, i hist, .•. f;# '1..; ..•' i X : - , or,to Is 1 4g,0, . . ' 1 - • : . - '.o , sew id,:;;;Mr-idi:l titlT - ~:es room ldfuotaiti Juuilluw the . the trattmetion took place. has beast mach disturb ed ; frequent robberies of arms have been commit-, ted there, triad upon the wasters among other,. The Learned Judge, M'CIALLAND, summed up the evidence, and the Jury returned a verdict of GU el! y—llestA. At one o'clock, while she Judge was •chargiug the Jury, the Court became so dark front the to clealetacy of the weather, that the candles were l i lighted. OBSTRUCTING A ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST DURING DIVINE SERVICE. The Judges returned to the Court, when the colloWing indictraeut had been prepared against two perionv, whose trial his beta fur the present host. ported : " Pipe that they, being evil-disposed persons, did, on the lath of December, is she second year of the King, at Bally" brieken, in the county of Limerick, in a certain Chapel for \ religions worship and celebration of divine itorirkii, arroord. jag to the rites of die Chareb of Rome, and io the preemies of divers of his Majesty's subjects there assembled fur, ibrt purpose of hearing divine service, bj threats and foree,• street one Philip Cleary from officiating therein, they wdl knowing him, at the same time, to be a clergyman of the Romer Catholic religion, and as such qualified to celebrate divine service, this act being contrery to peace and the suit nit." Second Coast—" That they did felonionsly, and by threats' force and (obstruct the said clergyman," U. This crime hes been rendered capital under the 47th of George iIL Extract from the Act called the White Boy Act : "And be it further enacted, that If say MINIM W.. • fully, riotously, and tumultuously assembled, *Sal demolish or pull daws, or begin to demolish any Audit or chapel kw the celebration of divine warship, accoidiag to the usage of Ilse char , b of Ireland, or any building used for religious worship, or Nasty mhos or penises AO oil/oily set 4rie to, _ of shall asotteisiesly - fast ow up. ass Osumi sr chapel, or sabre betiding for religious worship aforesaid, or by threats seal fiwee prevent and obstruct soy clergyman froth 'officiating or celebrating divine service therein, or shall maim or hurt ail clergyman officiating or performing, or about to officiate ur perform divine service, every such offence shall be adjudged a felony without herseht of clergy, tied utieuder, Sc. suffer death as in eases of felony." James Walsh was put forward, charged with a riot in the chapel just stained. The SottetTott.GenestaL--My Lords, upon looking at what the Growl Jury have done, I see that,they have found true bills for a capital felony against other persons,' charged, as well as the I'6- sower at the bar, who -ore nut now under control. We shall . not now put this Prisoner upon his trial. The Rev. Mr. Cleary was then called in, and having stated that the Prisoner was a labourer, the Court ordered Jinn to Bud bail to attetid at the next sitting or the Court, himself in 1001. and two solvent persons in to/. each, fur his appearance at the adjournment of, the Commission. The Ss - immune-Glees.% t. caused a weapon to be produced its Court, which had been found in the house of one of the persous accused of this crone, which was of a frightlul nature ; it was a scythe blade, lowing some Illiteited stick twisted -Tumid the bottom of it to 'tier as a handle. The Soucirroe—The Rev. .Ir. Cleary is en titled to the thanks of the county, uod of the country at large, for Isis activity to following up this atrocious business; his conduct is highly exem plary. If the altar is to be assailed we may begin to tremble fur the throne. iENTENCF.R. The nine' persons who were eonvictert•latt night of assaulting the email mitneaser, immediately alter last Assizes at Newcastle, were brought up fur sen tence. Baron Nl 4 CLittettri observed, that from the ver dict of the Jury, he was warranted in amyl:lg that the persons who had emiestvoured to retabliati oliLit for the Prisoners, and who were all of Newcastlit had excited a general belief that they had been guilty of wilful and 'corrupt perjury. John Ward is to big imprisoned fur eighteen months; the remaiuder line year each, anal to give bail to keep lb* peace fur arse's years. Daniel Martin is to be imprisoned six months, and to be publicly whipped throw‘h Newessile twice. Baron 41.Ctithhes I) then proceeded to past sentence of death upon the following seven per sons, vii, Martin Grady and John Grady fur rorcibly taking a sword (ruin Mr. Morgan. Thomas Kitty and Michael Kelly for furciisty taking two guns from the late Mr. Sparliug. John Histou and J. M utlaoe for assent tine Reilly's boost. Timothy Shea for Wain; a mare in the eight time, Ste. The impression made by the able and pathetic language of his Lordship upon a crowded Court, is almost indescribable. He addressed each Pri mmer upon the Isidore and enormity of hie offence. With regard to the crimes of [Litton and Mullane, the Learned Judge remarked, that it afforded an other melauchoiy proof of the state of this country, that at the time of the attack made upon Rtilly'e habitatl9o, who was a strunger its the county of •;.. ,taw i id* *the, .141 01 b,t,ilo trim Thoierle Mid &sot ,tr,Nr4j• ~ . • 10041 47* ! . .941 910 GIJI4IIII f l ItytteE) 10! ItiMit. Alit! :•041/I Ingle Waves flu • A ir m ij nab hi I 4*- strOug tltotiglt gentle. powerful—lbollgil Step, uothitig cau stop its motion. Did you lino gine that sou would be able to stead in array against the routed forces of the country; you trout have been the most foolish of mill, to imagine that a mighty empire could be dratroyed by a miserable banditti. The law, as I have b e fore stated, is gen tle, mild, and humane; but it must act upon the truest principles of humansty, mid protect the ex alted ill virtue, in diameter, and in annion. It is only by making such eternities as shall be made of you, that your astociates can be reclaimed from their desperate courses; they must be taught io .see, that by pursuing their present system, nothing but their utter ruin is before them, and the only means of escaping that destruction will be found iu contrition and submission. Thus touch, as your Judge—•l owe you another duty as your fellow-creature—use the few days left you here fru gally atorwisely. The scenes, anxieties, and svm patine% of this transitory world, are about fading from before you fur ever, and your immortal spirits will be shortly summoned to the bar of your Hea venly Judge, from whom no secret can be kept, mid wll6 will demand an secount of all yeur actions —prepare promptly and fervently for that awful trial; make the most ample atonement-in your power now, by confession ; save others from the dreadful calamity which is about to burst upon them ; soil may the Creator of all—may the Searcher of Hearts, nod the King of Kings, show you mercy hereafter! I trust now proceed to pronounce the awful ten• tease of the law neon you, which is—" That you and each of you be taken from the DOck iu which you now stand, to the Pol from whesece pew water; Mitt ou a day to be named hereafter, be taken to the place of execution, and hanged by the neck until you ate tleud, sod may the Lord have mercy upon your souls!" The feelings of the man here overcome the firm ness of the Judge; his soice became inarticulate, his lips quivered, his colour fled, and lie threw his head upon the desk completely overwhelmed by his feelings. All were melted ; the Prisoners frequent ly implored "a long (ley," " only a fortnight,' " a week . ." It was impossible—for, tut the Learn ed Baron afterwards observed, when lie had reco vered his power of usterstme, to suspend their sett truce rested nut with hint. • The Prisoners are ell married men, save only Huston.—'They leave nearly 30 children to lenient their crimes. The Sot.tcyroa-Gxx mai. moved the Court to discharge a young person from the •lock. He war • charged with the same offence fur which Huston and Mullane had been convicted, and the same evi dence would have also applied to ham, but, op see ing him at the hay, his extreme youth inductsd the Crown Lawyers to have him put aside. .He alto tnnved for the disc-lunge of James Joursiort, who had been miraculously acquitted of ttle felony of taking arms from Mr. George Sperling ;.and he trusted in Almighty God, that those two persona may go not as Miasionaties among their deluded confederates, to. .preach peace and •goOd-will. to them-4-that their escape may act es e salutary warning to all and to themselves. at iflu-tratious of the cleinincy of the laws of Greet Orituits.. The Learned Counsel then prayed their .Lord ships may adjourn the •Commitalim frif,the county Limerick, to Saturday., the i ith.lsowy, *34 , ' that period would not interfere with Teriss•or,any other public colleens ; 'but tyro so, all othersznim deration should be put aside. Governmeitt Were.rle tertniurd upon keephig a permanent Cittirt lice until the peace of the county should he restored; As fast as crimes shall be committed. 'au active Police will apprehend the offeurlere, ,who shall be brought without delay to the Bar of justice. —They may gn Ott and commit more mur ders—they may annihilate the present Ministers of the Law, and Magistrate alter :Magistrate, but others 1,31 be got to supply their place in sueces !Unit. The laws will ItrlttWr slumber or real till all shalt be Made complete. No Inas who commits a critne shall wait till . next Assizes for trial. OS the I 2th. of Jauuarv. if fresh crwies shell be Corn itikted, fresh trials shall be ready for the perpetrators. 'l' .e Commission is framed for that ititritiOe. I f tjte proceedings tinder it are not foutul ark, quer, then other measures will be resorted to fur restoring tranquillity and character to the county . . lie had come on!) , a few days since to the county; lie found it disgraced by the sets of a lawless bsuditti ; but if it has been stook in character by the guilty, it has been raised by ahl those who as sisted in the administration of the low, by the utighbouriog gentry. He never, lie hid visits Ithrough the country, met more exemplary conduct titan the gentlemen of the wooly manifested iu ' this occasion ; they caste from their homes iu the r n t . F1.11 61 • It .7": lo !sset as i! • 1 'aid 41111 q.li 1.14:1“191' • . b*eiNt l yird ~.~-~__ tau 3 s Safi : /ff • ac vortil 41,114 • 4. ~001%. 111.1Waiiii"4141611 better temper already Goes this commission ; and, he should say. *tat great praise was due to the respectable clergyman who Intended these unhappy men in discharge of their sacred functions, for the excelleut frame of miad which they had brought tgem to at their last boor. When ull these things were takeit' into considera tion, he felt there was no reason to despair of good effect fur the restoration of the peace and teen (mollify of the country. It was impossible at the beginning of this week to form an opiuiou of what might be the result. Certainly, there was evidently a change made for the better. But if, unfortunately, these crimes should again recur, or that en attempt should be made to pet down the hew, they must either do so, or the law must put them down. Fortnight after fortnight this Commission shall be held—troops after troops shall be poured in amongst them, if necessary, to crush their evil proceedings, and to enforce the exe cution of justice. He trusted in God that the alai fortunes of this week would be impressed upon the minds of the lower order, and he hoped and trusted that it would be communicated to them by those who were conversant iii their language, that they would impress upon their minds what they hid heurd and what they bed seen. He would ad dress himself to the young about him, and ask them what was the progress made by the ban ditti within the last so years? Do they not by their conduct act in open drawee to their owe empoitemee. Let them but ask their fathers and Losteratbers what wee the result in their days of illegal associatious. First, the appearance of the Whim. Boys iu the year 1776—after them pee tinier banditti called the Right Boys—there was the prep-oiday Boys, the Shanaveste sad Coevals. He wouW pas* over the great insurrection of 17911. that of the Rebellion, and speak only of the ban dates ; and let any cow tell him, did they ever end their mad career but at that bar, and tetaiinate their exiateuce at an ignominious gallows! Ask the his wry of the country, and it will tell you !fiat suck only was the result, and such only can be the re mit! As long as those violatioue. of the law are con- Mimed. . • When the.Solieitor-General closed, Mr. HOWLEY said, that lie felt it not only his indivatioim, but his duly, to return thanki to his brethren of the bar. the CrAvris Counsel, for the great candour which he met wale from them in the discharge of the arduous duty' he was called upon to perform as Counsel ou lnhelf of the Prisoners. He was eniiool thus to state hissense of the mild and beconiiutt . Ovneer its which they conducted the prosecution on behalf of the Crown, and he could- not. witness the present 'ildjouronteut without testifying what be Tell, by a strong and public expressiou. Mr. Howley, why was the Only Counsel eagaged for the different traverser was, during the trials, frequently complimented by the Learned Judges, fur his able defence of the Prisoners. The Celia was there-adjourned, pro forma, tilt the Mt) of January, but preirious to whiei. tfse Hon. Judge Moore took occasion to return thanks to the High Sheriffund Sob-Sheriff, for die great sortie) , evinced by them in the discharge-of their duty, anti particularly for the array of Gentlemeu which the long Panel- Presented. tHere the Solicitor-General .stood up and said..that such a Panel was never he fore exhibited in this tar uuy other (-notary, and con cluded by saying, Let it be in future coissidervil an honour to serve on Petit juries in dna county.") If we omitted, its their proper places, doe honours. hle mentiott ti repeatedly made of the Police Meeis bates of tins and the urighbourilig counties, both by the Bench nod the Gown Lawyer", it was lie avoid repetition, and to reserve that pleasiug teek for a distinct article. Of Major Warburton.. it was said that the state of his contity we. a good example of his exertions; snidest Major • Wile , ,cks, the effects produced by him in a former command, were good tattiest of What he was likely to produce ire the prt,ment. To Major 1 / 1 1cocks the Bench particularly alluded fur his !amens at the present Cominissiou. . lIITITI . DAT. DEMISES Qt. This morning the Judges tart their seats use the Bench iii the City Court, at the usual hour,' wh en Michael .11'l:rot. was plat bathe Ku, nu so' indict_ unrest for le , misau,ty .taking a gun •froru Bernard Morgan, s private soldier of the 93d regiment, o n the Knig's highway, ;it Cahernarry on Satoidity Loa. Ttie Prisoner was found guilty, w o k si enh Fronds ti4ou g horny ordered for ettecutiou Ole M wade). treat. ( From ‘"f)ii Thursday four, and Michael were hanged at of the White • .e - At I . i monimwmism•mmenw . - T - z' iNui•v „, • I c _ r- ,r • ' ..,..' 1 ", " -,. le. - • i . . . • -r - -"*, • • . • ' Ai - 4 0 . . - •ri .: :. .• 4• . 'i"."l.: • . •-• . . ~•I'l. •• • • . ~. ' ri;; If f ? ta4fif I 4 1 - I I __ e ' . . • • . • . . . . , • - . . _ _ . . ._ _ DON, SAtUlliat i y„ tiIaCEMBAR 20, 1821. . _ Pities 7d. them. and Gibed to pelf" , t.. 0 die., who. hod Li mettelt • . not - away some to his aid, env, .mrets hit iidat of Are Mid tweed a that jury boos *bilk ,* r had taken • goo. sad wepiVillining ; witness, tiller helpless infant chtlil amid oat And retaetton. In wee to be toned full of the INA EL l ltopettsill ttr 1 a long chase, task the Flintier at the bar, whom* the defence set op for the twolGredias a Doh of reality. Who bad lift allowed t no QS tre P he now fully identified; •when the s Prissuer was guilt has appeared mare atomising itima any that tart beat by Plume for . Wort. That 4oty taken, witness sew unpin with him. Daniel Per I ' anoi .. so . 01 ;__s wore ' h it b e then anheisrd of in this counts; such titer had isidavetintinsidanioa; sad he mold sot but admire lima present with the' Is tt - bli . . heisiitt: . , ~ t i, o h. ( h e day is • iisnmarticated to the 'rife end child of Mr. illterosit. the acquittals, sod the distinetionswitith tbertipads . it silo s when his co riejst and kinvielf had ptlr- 'y e A , . ps whom they had the audacity to produce . that they in the different eyes which had come before Illsot. sued t h e p.i. opee at toia noire of Ai ~..5,0 ., 4 1„ ,t i v , (the wife and the child) arse bealsight lipiti 't ha t Every our who seer .their cowdect. oust thaketilhals and Mr. Russel; he ' fully idiatified the Vrittiner.;' table to fakify the evidence of the husband: and feel happy to live under end eajoy the brood* re- they took him behind a bads, Sher a pursuit : father! • %Vitra a tutlattelisfy.i-vrhat adortidiagi,- spiting from the Conatitutiow. . Every Gesitkoast through several lieldi. I what an appalling exhibitiow--deedell of thatarn. connected with this cotsaitty deserve& the greatest . Mr. dohs Russel sty ' tleman's boso m , wh o had , Ihr.tationy yaws heed • dunks. He did not feel it necessary to advitot• isprtee prposied that on the happily with hint; that emainse whir; rowed the exetUent conduct of the petite, which ems - ' innr gin question 511,1,4tadw.stil . flud bbnullf weero both sober. affection to him at the akar of Salk' li mo m a manifest t o ever y helms,; tveilirev was it %rect- , companion. his tender and MI& tidier it, : able to him to speltk of any Genticusaa in ,00 .. is hlr. Rusinl eorrobasiteri the detailogiven by the long period of years. yea dmieged forth harm As presence ; bust lie felt it his duty to totem brat *atone ; )ie adssittoni that the spirits he, drank domestic asylum, to become soborreieut to your thanks to one magistrate particularly (he alluded ' , . had had • little effect, upon laity, sod mod that the back of Sisidwills'a mist. was dirty,. . wicked Omits ; you diseolved that tie by whielt-the to Mr. Yoke.), who bed distinguished NM- from baring husband and wife had been cemented, suit get bee self in siding the justice of the country. There been knocked down. to say, that she dot trot cretin ob. he soli. Gimlet's' wail another topic he woeld advert to, which must An alibiwasset setup. -• • Heaven, vus would render aria etiontryikrionspna- efford greed satisfaction to those who were email • Mr. Thomas Vapor woo called to give Prisoner; dorable ite such acts as therol',Zaterhommet i q pi, bins. namely. that tine unhappy men who bed left a Ammeter. awl aro halo gavot woo. ' Masi Alb' retinal tholells of God stal,Filki)eallt - Ty this wield, and -fell victims to the 'fended laws ef! Iw teloly to p_-..cpseettgo from Are ilitamotTolP: 14 , t e5e.41. 0 ,/ as ick ei l ee ot,l ie du g . Did yobinwaritie ... tiatir csautsy, manifested at the lost boor, a content; . Gualalkelw Mr . - yew admiued that. neatly chafe--' that you.-a set of miscreant,. of hissithie pewee. oink &emit deportment, and made a penitent no. r. wise intietiable men have been. engaged ill could cope with live law. which, though mild, is felons* of their guilt. He could not expect a better R the retabivatiou : that the neighbourhood where strong—though gentle. powerful—though elow in its temper than that which has resulted already from (from the Limerick Chronicle.) LIMERICK. ozcamatitt si. Loaday Miehuel Ef tfforun, aged twetity. Michael kidagerold, aged iiietity.‘ix, ged at Gallows-green. for 4 ' Nor ! , • c, hate Boy. p who, W-41^ • itivAt i d 30+11,1 ir.• • . k-. 11 I reel xv -.1-goontiott..79,l to lii ?L.:: na. . . . 1 , i s , The Three New Pieces having been received with uaboundetl approbation, will he repeated every Evening. SURREY THEATRE!. PHIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Dec. 9.9, L an entire new Farcical Burietta, is two acts, calks' JACK IN THE GREEN: OR, THE FAMILY PUNCH-BOWL Ragland, Mr. Aticuek; Yulatik, Mr. Finn; SnuMehagi, Ir. Wyatt. Harriet, Miss Punic; Ellen, Mira Dighton; ally, Miss React. liter which, a new Melo-drama. with sew Mask, railed UGOLINO; OR, THE TOWER OF FAMINE. L' ulino soil Ruggieci, Mr. Bengnugh and Mr. Finn; wino, Slim Bence; Zasirrizzi. Mr. Clifford. Gaudaletta, IA Salter; Celieja; Miss C. Junes. ceuchtde with a Burlesque Sentimental Romance, called . ANIMAL SYMPATHY ; OR, THE SENTIM ENTA L WAITER ; • OR, THE MAN AND THE MONKEY. It is iiiipecCUily aii 11111 l need, 'hat beaidesteveral OM Fa. owriiea, and many New Perim mers of the very first talent, ho are in treaty wills thus Thesi.e, Mrs, Glover is engaged ir the whole of she wuurr sessoo, suit , with many other!, 111 sborily appear iu A soeccss 1111 l of tiorcliy. A new 110111•11 ICC, called The Pirate —s serious Ballet , &atomiser, under the title of The Infernal Secret—and ri nitertsting Equesirisit Mclu-slronss, tri be called The vencer, will be imuseiliattly produced.