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I lit _ . Al. S. • • •-. * r.._ e , ' ••'"*" I .. -.—...... --•-• . . .. -1•-•.:. x.:•iii I..!Gr• i ~ LONDON, . TUESDAY , OCTOBER 30, 1821. „, , , , •• P $ ' PRica..ld. • ..s t......i... . ... . • 7 ' '' • ' • ' . .. ~ . . • • , . B. srAPPORDSMIRB MICHAELMAS SESSIONS. and razors, the property of William Rowley; of 'Wield—Ts .To the EDITOR of 'The . 141(111..)II PRESS, 4am ose who In all denbtfel caws, like the petal'', would ober 30, .---p-p-..•••••.-.--p. be transported. . -esswiw-- tesist collies in the aid eie mulagion, till all ether means of me ). . ew TDB IMO tr. PLUM, GENT. Gentile Calvert, for stealing a elver watch. &c. the pen- Sta..-1 observed in your Paper of the rid idstant 1111 fit- aefouating for the pnesinausa bad failed. We are but ton The Defendant was indicted for an assault on the wife of limy of Sarah Brown, el llasatiugley.6•To be imprisoned vitation to me d ica l apt to 'notch at this Priiteus attribute of disease, because it. ~, w r George Emery, late of Bromley Wood End F ir m . tone months. % men to expiniu • particular circumsesnee tit the histyry of the Barcelona Fever, Pic —That a the ambles es to cut th e Gordian knot at once, and save* as the. Five witnesses on the pa r t of the prosecution swore Jobe Itlaimallelses, for stealing bras %Wiper, be— D iu~ Malady has been most fatal to Inalel, and that with fan trouble of investigating a multitude of causes constant in positively to the nautili ; and six on the part of the De. charged alt ill of itbe Cunt. , Ili , aresplione Ike females Ammo escaped Us strOirmee." 1 fen. llugr operation, but deemed enwertby of attention, been'''. , We. Bar. resident as positively denied it. ' Sarah lacy, sad pretesding tip tell Apnoeas iss Sir that, like many other plicnorneua in mederine, ikis Lanny lon common and familiar. The imperfection sod luta'', o' iglu ; Ko- The Learned C111&111/11&11 summed up the evidence per. the t Id—To be imprisoned six ruonths. admits of satisfactory explanation ; but in the absence o f Medicine are proverbial but in no one particular .ia lb.. 1 , Gelder' I tipiceenaly, 041 "chant comment, observing, that it was the I ScreadetipOleatekeis remodeled, passed, and discharged. s o mething bet truth more strikingly exemplified than in whit relates t.. iIY Iles peculiar province of the Jury to decide on which side the ~ ..1 ..,.• - h ot t est 1 shall endeavour to second yodr laudable and philanthropic teal he hawdimr a re* cowieeleret-- climate, sensual', topographical position, so d nuro b er i" is • . t , 4 . •:4 it .:et I 134 I sr' ~~...;~ ' !.• ,44 :,0 , , •..•eit.b?' •c• ••• ;.tr o d"• we . 0, •i• 44 . ,„ .1. - 1.!7. ••• '!* g!" • ---•• • - - NUMBER 5898. THEAricg.ntlYAL. lIRUNY- LANK. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY. October his Majesty's Servants will perform (30th tiabe) a sew Dramatic Piece, in three acts, called GERALD! DUVAL, THE BANDIT Of BOHEMIA. Genldl Dnval, Mr. Cooper; Count Altenherg. Mr. iord ; Mattriee, Mr. Meredith; Wittikia, Mr Knight; I lilts, Mr. Randall; Steteo4f, Mr. Smith. MUSA, Ceasing , Of Abenberg, Miss Smillisoo; Nina, Miss Cabin ; Diataitte, Mrs. Bland; Barbera, Mrs. Egerton. halo After which THE CORONATION. ":•."" The Procession commences from Westminster Halloam The Second Scene, the laterior of the Abhey.—The Thirds and Introthictory Scene, in vitae% Mr. Knight will Introduce a pep Coolie Song, entitled, " The King and the Coronatioir, ON gaalard and the People."—Tlie"Foortk Sestet, the Hall, he On mielme of which the Greed Entre of the Charnapieo. To eeeelede with (tOth tt000) a see non. &kg MONSIEUR TONSON. • TM Principal Characters by Messrs. Cooper, Barsoni l. giatp_, Collie, W. H. Willtania, Meredith, Tiniog, Miss Smithson. and Mrs. Bland. ji l / 4 10rs to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the PIS % es to begie at Seven. A . 7..: Second Price, Ss. Ss. Sd. t !rl/Mt . !a.—Gallery, 2a.; Second Price, la.—Uppoe Den, Is.; Second Price, sd. To-ntorrow, Gerald' Duval—with The Corosation--and Monsieur Tonsure. Chs Saterdsy, the Comedy of Folly as it Flies : Peter Post Obit, Mr. Mundeo. • _ Oil' to decide isd wide!' side the ark* it lQlte~. • al *vette MARKETS. CORN EXCHAWAN,PIosiore, 00TORTR 29. The arrival of WheikApil having beam rolesidembly lees then for some Base t Gild mtic the soppily ibis morning. bele' maakk sual mbitileMPollikeitsw tuatti los samplsil timid tram Is. to Ss. per maartee4kisev than **this day 'AO *llk bet them is no improvement is price of the militia Atacriptiona. Fine height Malting Barley. le as 3.. leerier dearer; bat the discoloured and wapiiii were heavy sale at last week', prices, and pact ,that description remaisied im hand at of 'market. Althosigh offered at from 235. le Ilk Old land Fine Oats are . full Is. per quarter higher, hut New Beall ' 'sod While and Grey Pease are e.: per quarter lower. Is other articles them is so alteration. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Rent &Elise: 40s 50a Boilers „Ms 381 • Old - Suffolk 4OA 50s Small Beams 30s 341 Ohl - Norfolk (Old) 40, Sao Oats, Potato 271 301 FolBlla ..• •-8 -s Poised 01818 24s 28e Rye ISs 32. Feed Oats ...A1. 23s 1911/la, its 33s Floor pee sack ....Ms 65s Xs • • •• • • ••• as 9OO 70s I Raps Sod, per km ..28/ 32/ Naom i 30. 34s 1 IMPORTATIONS LAST NVIIRM• aIIIMMI Wheat, 11.394 ; Barley, 2,1811; Malt, 1,633; Oils, • 111P1111 111 ; Dam% 1,945; Pease, 1,943.—1riab Wheat, 71194 OMB, 4,245; Wlllk,--Eiagtish Floor, 6,359 sacks. proverbial Itrikingly exemplil seasune, topographical position, 'ad noutherl..4 miter localitka, teluse Influence la vast and permanent, bt.t objets is either ignorantly or wilfully overluokrd. In short, Sir, it at be of any importance to you, know I am as anti-contageosist, 'bough I trust a esoilerst• one. I am, Sir, Sr. asigiO Nelrcaltlempoo-Tylp N K. opeobit 4 • The Jury retired from the Court for about a quarter of au hour, and then returned a verdict of Godly of the emelt. The Megisteates then withdrew, and afterwards sent to request the attendee** of Mr. Pearson, the Counsel for the prosecution ; sod of Mr. Russell, the Counsel for the lIMS feedast ; and, t aftey cuusiderable deliberation oat of GoMi maned mad passed enters** upon the Defendant; in dohs/ which he Chatemt obeerefthee the pillared seesetiosts , he felt qa pessimg Pretence spots a Castleman of his owe prefeWhis, leW the more so from his haring been atleainted with the Defendael for several yews, sail having, tiering that time, several times met him on business. The Court,. ceseidering all the circumstances of the case, and that the Jury bad brought in a verdict of guilty against the Defend ant, which verdict the Court could not but approve; that the Defendant had broogitt forward six witnesses whets the Jetty hal discredited; that there was nothiag of so much import ance to the public as the credit of Gentlemen of the legal profession, from the confides** placed in them and the to tem* with which they were intrusted ; considering that all the Courts, when Geutleinen of that profession were proved to have been guilty of any dishonourable acts, punished them with greater severity than ordinary offenders ; that the liss-beed of the Prosecutrix had at the last Assizes in 11'4 Hall been Coned guilty of an as ault, and that they were ful lowiag the example of one of the highest legal characters in this kingdom, who presided on that occasion, mid who in. Aided on the then Defendant. a punishment of six months imprisonment. The Court, cousideriog all the circum stance., could not deal eat a different judgment ; they could out took to the siteatiou of the parties; they must act im partially to all persons. The sentence of the Court there. fore war, that the Defendant be confined in the common gaol of this county fur the space of six calendar months, should pay a fine of 1001. to the King, and be further im rimmed till that fine be paid.—(Meffordskire Advertiser.) IRELAND. --gr. DUBLIN, OCTODER 27. The Commission will be opened to4ity, in Green.. street, by the Right Hon. Jodge Dolt aid the Hon. Baron Sir Wm. Smith. DIURLIN, Cosa F.XCRANCE, OCT. 16.—Our market continues in a very languid state, particu larly fur new grain, which form the greatest portion of the supply ; prime samples of old red whrat are the only description that holds a price; oats was in tolerable good request at last week's prices; flour remains dull; new seconds at I6s. to 18s.; prime old, .149. to 265. per cert. In other descriptions there was very little alteration since our last report. TARATREROTAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, October 30, will be perforated, in fuer nets, the Opera of TILE EXILE. Coast Ulrich (the Exile), Mr. Egerton; Governor of Si bros. Mr. W. Farren ; Baron Alltradoff, Mr. Liston ; Count Calmar. Mr. Damet; Doran, Mr. Young; Welsies, Mr. Connor'" Serails, Mr. Fawcett. The Empress Elisabeth, Mrs. Faucit; Katharine, Mrs. Tennant; Alexios, Miss Note. The Grand Public Entry of the Empress Elizabeth; sad the Interior of the Cathedral of Moscow, in which the lIVRONATION of ELIZABETH is performed by the Grand Patriarch, and his assisting Dignitaries. To which will he added the Martini Farce of BROTH ER AND SISTER. Doe Christoval de Tormei, Mr. Fawcett; Dao Sylvio de Flory% Mr. Dirtied; Pacheco, Mr. Limos; Bartolo, Mr. Blanchard. Donna Isidore (first lime), Miss Hallaade; itosanthr, Miss Lore; Agatha, Mrs. Liston. A Private Box may be had for the treason, or sightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box .Office. Boxes, 7..; Second Price, Sa.6.l.—Pit, Ss. 6.1. ; Second Price, YD.—Gallery, Second Price, Ile..—Htper Gal ls.; Second Price, dd. The Doors seta be opened at Halt poet Illif‘Cleelt, sod the Play begin as Serra. • 4 . Places I'M. the Buses to be takeu of Mgy a llbytdma s al the Box office, Hart-street, from Ten till Forte. Twoorrorr, •Buile. with The Poor COUNTY OF KILDARE FARMING SOCIETY. A very numerous meeting of this long-established and most useful body, met et Naas, on the 24ttt instant, the Duke of Lein•ter in the Chair, Robert Le Touche, - Esq. M.P. Vice-President. Nothing can more strongly prove the bechtess of the timer, end the very unfortunate state of the country, than the necessity in which this Society finds itself of dis continuing its prerbiUtus, Goon its present want of funds. The best members of the farming dosses have got so much in arrest io their sulsesiptions. that they declined to appear or to dine with their neighbours, and general depression damps the opt tit of the most industrious and hitherto prosperous cultivators. GUILDFORD, °crostini 27. Wheat, per load New ditto 9l Os to 171 01,,6,.- Osts,ll4111011/144 MIS per. quarter ll 7* to 11 124 I " :Mary, per quarter alada.. 'Per quarter ll 111 to 21 Oa A . Om Pease, per quarter l/ Os to 11 Its 4 ' Notwithstanding the distress and wants of the unemployed labourers, they have. in general, the merit of peaceable and orderly conduct. The following painful details are extracted front the Lingerie* Chronic*, a Journal which cer tainly caosiot be accused of the least inclimitiou to palliate or overlook any offences committed in its ntighboarhood. It has always been remarkable indeed for the industry with which it collected and recorded intelligence of this kind. —( Dublin Jos r nut.) NEIV THEATRE-ROYAL, 11AYMARICRT. The Last Night but Thice of the Company's Performing this Ses•ml. TN's EVENING. TUESDAY, October 30, will be performed ike Opera of THE ‘IARRIAGE OF FIGARO. Coast Alasaviva, Mr. Baker; Morello, Mr. Leoni Lee; Ti ram, Mr. klkeriarp ; Amonio, Mr. Tayleure • °aerobia*, Mrs Chaiterley. Countess Alatayiva, Miss Carew ; Samasors, Miss R. Corn ; Bath:trivia, Mrs. Garrick. Previous lu which (19th time) a new Comedy, is three seta, called MATCH-BREAKING: Or, THE PRINCE'S PRESENT. The Prieto/al Characters by Mr. °sherry, Mr. Terry, Mrs. Baker, Decamp, Mr. Williams, Mr. Younger, Mrs, Chat terley, Mrs. Pearce, and klieg It. Curti. A handsome Saloon ha. Iwo added, and it is respectfully bolted that in every particular the New Theatre will be found worthy the •ppruhatoun and patronage of a British Public. Hours to be opened at Half past Six o'Clock—tbe Play to s brain stjgven. Boxes, Ss.—Pit, 3s.—First Gallery, 2s.—Second Gal lery, It Plum fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingham, at the Theatre. N.B.—Private Boxes may be had nightly, by application at the Box-„Rice. NEWGATK AND LHADENHALL MARKE7S9. (By lbeC.areass.) is 4d to 3s 41 j Veal .... 3s 04 to 41 lu 'tattoo.. 2. 441.3.. 04 l 26 Od it. 59 Od LimEarca. ocrossa 24. This morning one of the irld regiment, on his march from hence to Rathkeidr, having fallen out from his party, who hail not at the time been above three hundred yards in front, was attacked by a party of fellows, who jumped from behind a ditch. heir Liuglimore, one of whom struckakim with a spade across the temple, and took from him his inur•liet, bayonet. accoutrements, and ammunition. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. RT. WUITIrCHAPIM. . I Hay 31 34 0.1 to 41 4. Od I Hay .... 3/ 10.04 to 4/ 4s StrAw 1/ Is Od to It Ids 04 I Clover.. 4/ Os Od to 5/ 5' Od Clover 41 OS 04 to Id Os o.lli Slraw . 1/ Se Od to 11 14. 04 _ . The arms were also taken from two others, on their much this week, in the neighbourhood of Rath. kesle. PRICE OF RAW FAT, per atone of 81b. Price of Tallow (as elated by the Tallow Metiers) Ir. 911. . . On Monday evening, about sic o'clock, James Keenan, one of the County Limerick mounted po lice. on his way front Rathkeale to Croom, wu et tacked near the village of Croagh by seven men. all arcr.eil. who h■d jumped from behind s ditch. Qua of them seized his horse's bridle, upon which the policeman drew his pistol, but unfortunately missed fire. He was imtautly knocked off his horse by a blow of some heavy weapon; his carbine, pistols. sword. ammunition, &c. were taken from him, and being placed ois his kneeg; all the ruffians sur rounded him with blunderhualea, end desired him PKICPS OF TALLOW, SOAP, kc. per 1121 b. Town Tallow 48. 6.1 —. OJ I Yellow Soap 20e Yellow Hauls 46. Od —.0.1 Mottled Ws White ditto...46s 011 —s Od Curd • Soap di1t0.... 43s Od —s Od Graves I Illts Os Melting 51611'300 Od —s Od Good Dregs Ditto rough..2Ss Od —s Od PRICE OF CANDLES, Freon Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price or Candles, per dozen, 9e 6J—Muti I de, 11. OJ. 6d. per dozes allowed for ready money. To.ntorrne, The Beggar's Opera—Maich.making—and Huh Life B•Iow Stairs. On Tbur.ll4y, Rob Roy Macgregor—Mateb•making—and somha•lra On Frtekr. The Beggar's Opera—Mateb-making—and A Day. rifler the Wedding. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers & Steers, per et. Ordinary.. OA 0,1 to 2s Od 21 841 to 3s 441 Market Calf.. each 91 Od *fiddlier@ Os Od to 3s Od Eng. Horse 0.1 0.1 to Os Od to prepare for death; however, by the interposition of their leader, his life was spared, and he was per mitted to mount his horse and retire, on talciog an oath. Some horrid imprecations against the entire police and the magistrates were used by the gang. On Sunday last, during divine service, the Glebe House of the Rev. Norman Carotin, near Kam ' con, about three miles from this city, was entered in his absence, by twelve men, with their faces bl4ckened, some of whom second the setwante, while the others proceeded up stairs to Mr. Gar ' stin's bed-room, from whence they took two gout.. and retreated with speed towards the direct:on of Ballysimon. Some of them were in a state of nu- •• 'day in the retreat. • Most of the gentlemen's houses in that neigh bourhood were on the same day etcher plundered of arms or attempted, and not less than twelve houses, we are informed; have been rubbed of arms either SHEEP SKINS. Sheep Lambs Just priblistwa, price es. • THE NEW EDINBURGH REVIEW. N.,. U. fur OCTOBER 1821.—(Tto he continued Qiisrterly ) Com TTTT I :-1. Spnrzheira An Lyon's • - Travels iu Northern Attica-3. 1: tiers to Heber no the Author of the &wish Novels...A. Sir Thom*, Ilore's His tory of king Richard 111.-5. Miss Raillie's Metrical Le. gemkovlll. Ker Porter's Trawls in Georms, Persia, &c.-7. Niewart's Continuation of Goldsmith's England.-8. Meyer's Wye llosd Progreso of Eurniwan Judicatrotes.-9. Selby's 11- Isthmian' of Orortholugy Hooker's Flora Scotia 11. Th► Washington and Nrw Orleans Campaimis.-12. °rigi• 5..1,111/11 of IVerter."•--13. Fesrtes First i.e. Of the Homan %1110.-14 Msourio's Universe, • Poem.- 15. Distillery Laws.-16. Sketches of Intim —l7. Hallam on &mill Mitot.--18. Lawson's Orient Wooing. Arc.-18. Mslte.Bruls's System of Grograpby.-20. Mob Power.-21. Dr. Pye Smith on the Scripture Testimony to the It. List of Pohliestinus.—Llterery and Scimitar Intelli gence of Wort s in tbr Press or Preporiur for P•blicatinn. Primed for Wauth and Inset, Edinburgh ; G. arid W. R. Whitiskyr, and Julio Warren, London ; of whom may be had all t h e Numbers of the Editibursh Monthly Review, from its eornineherment in January 1619, to tie conclusion in June 1521, and No. 1. of the r em.' Work, for July MI. PRICE OF POTATOES, front Orr. 24 to Ocr. 47. Quebec Shams and Oinobles. 40s to 60s. per ton. Champions from 50s to Rss. Marsh Quebec. and Chaos, from 6os. to 70s per toe. Marsh Champions, from Yorkshire K Riser, a 1.... . Bos. CORDIAL. BALM OF GII.EAD. THERE ii no CienS of Disorders In which eolti• waled Society is so subject as the NERVOUS, which invade alike the ',Aerie' of business and of pleasure, that delicate female, and the robust awl sr einougly vigorous youth. Whether application to 1111 pill taut affairs, or sodium iedslgenee of the passions cause these affections, 'bey are pretty moth the same to their general features bailees. ness of mind, impaired strength and appetite, flaialeaee, bend-ult, vertigo, and dimness of sight, are more or Isms ob. s.rrahle in them ull. No remedy has hitherto bees so gene. • twoeflci , l IN Nervous Disorders an the Cordial Balm of Gilead, wine* hall now maintained its reputation for a bog 'tries d pore, and bas become the slated resort of great numbers of iseratds. It is sold by Mr. Johnston, 08, Corn. Lill, Mr. Sanger (late Satins and Cu.), 150, Oxford-street, Loudon; Mr. Tisiivor, Chnthans; and all Illedisias sal tless, in Wiles at 11s. sod Jas. each. YORKSHIRE. WEST BIDING SERMONS. These Sessions were opened at Leaves;bewitch on Toeadao; present. B. Draftee% Esq. Chte ; Sir W. legilby, Bart.; R. D. Waddilove, D.D. Mesa of Ripon ; M. Wilson , Esq. ; M. Lawson, Esq. ; C Oxley, Esq. Hannah Briggs, convicted of stealing a handkerchief. and Jane Waterwortb, of steeling • quantity of linen yarn, In be imprisoned two months.—Aun Bell, convicted of reeeiv lug goods, knowing them to be stoles, to be imprisoned sit suaths.--eGeorge 8r0w,,, oonvicted of vagramey. to be ion- Lisoned one month and whipped..--Jobe Coles, Mary Asa mat, and John Areal!, convicted of vagrancy, were severally passed to their settlement,. TM, General Quarter Seesioos for the West Riding were held IA Leeds of Thursday, by adjouranteme from iffisarmis Isretegle. Premiss. John Heywood, Esq. Chairman ; Rev. Win. %Vow', clerk ; M. Storks, B. Deviltry, T. Walker, T. D. Bland, IV. Rhode., J. Warts, C. Beckett, Esquires; sad the Rev. A. Rhodes clerk. After the vagrants had been disposed of, the Covert pro ere•led to bear aid deterniiiie appeals, a great majority of which related to Ilse settlement of paupers, and which did nut furnish • "leek ease either of novelty or interest. There were two appeals against orders of bastardy ; is both these • reduction was made is the weekly payments which bad been imposed by the convicting Magistrates upon the Oppellants. The Calendar contains only the names of Ave Prisoners toe trial et these Smision", charged with felony or larceny, is the heart of • populous and manefacturing dis trict, must be considered as • very small number ; and we may add, Hint none of the eases are of an aggravated na ture, or involve property to say serious amount. This great diminutiou in the °ember of offender', and in qua. lily, if we may so speak, of the offeuces, is a just ground of congratulation, whether we view this ditninutiou as the re. suit of au improved slate of the public morals, or regard it as • proof of the ameliorated couditinn of the labour ing classes, or consider it as the combined effect of those es lives. Williams Watson was charged with stealing two quarters and Ave bushels of wheel from a vessel at Wakefield, the property of Mr. J. Welker, of Mestrfongh Mill, near Heti fax.—The Jerry found the Prisoner Guilty, and Ike Court sentenced him to be imprisoned one yea,. Thomas Barren pleaded Gstaly to en indictment elearging him with stealing a linen shift. and the Court seisteaced him to be privately whipped end discharged. Thews Atkinson pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing • epinutity of empty bottles. The COURT, in eonsulering of the imprisonment the PH snare hid already suffered, uuly sentenced biro to be fined one shilling and discharged. James WaTher, a boy only twelve'years of age, was charged with stealing two yard* end a half of fustian, out of the dwelling-house of Thomas Hudson. The Jury found the Prisouer Gadfly, and the Court one tent-eV Inns to solitary coulluement fur one week, sad to be privately whipped. Peter Charleescorllt was charged with stealing forty sheaves of oats, the properly of Mrs. Taylor, of Purlewell, io Battey. On the pert of the prosecution, It was staled that four attucks of oats, etentaiotog linty sheaves, had been removed from the field of Mrs. Taylor on the night of the 27th of September ; that five of three sheaves had been found in the field of !lie Prisoner, and thirty-sit in his barn. Witnesses on the part of the Defendant proved the corn to be the property of the Prironer. The Co tUtle•n said, whateser verdict the J•ry gave, they must find the wouesaes, on one aide or the other, guilty of perjury. 'I he Jury, after a short deliberation, acquitted the Pri soner. The Grand Jar, foetid an immense number of bills for aseaulis, and threw out every milldam* easiest roads out of repair. The Lhati man, in tiptoeing the Grand July for their attention to the business of the Riding, said, lie should bare been heater ratisfird they had paid more attention to the bills for repair of the highway and less to assaults. This was, however, tluls business and not his At the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the West Riding, held by a ljournment at Sheffield, on Wed. nesday, before J. A. S. Wortley, EN. Chairman ; J. Lowe, de rk ; It. Let y, clerk ; H. S. Milner, LLD.; Hugh Parker, Erq.; S. Coshes!, Ml); W. Alderson, deck; H. Walker, Esq.; G. Chandler, clerk ; and E. 11. Brooksbank, clerk ; the fullers ing Prisoners took their trials : John Broom, Peggy Breaks, ahas Margaret WitUaa s, and Rebecca Inflame, fur stealing at Rea eleffe, sundry Sr. tides of wearing apparel, the property of John Roberts.— Brown to be transported, and the latter to be imprisoned one month each. Isaac Wilde fur stealing • quantity of table kaife blades, the property of Thorns' Sheppard aod Co. of Sheffield—To be itoprisoised six mouths. Mary Timid., for stealing a quantity of working tools, the property of Benjamiu Diekinsuu and others, of Sheffield —To be imprisoned two months, Amelia Ilullaud, for strata( several articles of wearing apparel, the property of the Overseers of the Poor of A tier diffe—To be imprisoned six months. of knives ' Kissers, Joseph Medic, fur stealing a quantity FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Leoaesa 3l 6.1 a4l ed Segovia 3. 0.1 s 3. 9.1 Soria Ss 94 a 31 34 SeTill 2s 3d a 3. 04 Saxony, Ist ' sJ . 4s a 5. 3d Bilseinis, Ist ........ 4s 94 a 7. 04 24 3l 6d a 4. 601 WINES', exclusive of duly, 7s. 7d. per gsllou. Port, old, per 138 gallons 3Ol. to 48/. 42ew, ditto isbon, per pipe Madeira, per pipe of 110 gallons (Earl lodia) 451. to 761. Sherry, per boil , 1151. to 601. 1 _ COAL NANACT, Orrona 19. Ships at Market. Mgr Sold. PIC e. MI Newcastle 11 Suoderlaod i Scotch Coal I Sloue Coal .. 0 .......—a. Od, to —a. Od. and pbanthropic teal by hasardiug a few coojestetes— should they bate no other effect, they possibly may rouse the domain receipts of abler writers, and awaken attention to a subject which, though we at a distance may regard with in dlfferemte, is yet of a fearful importartee to theme visited with thew moot heavy calamity. . ; , • J •eed scalcekt Pranlitreffir' AMIE endeart of fever IC gffiletal, but more especially of fever as monocled alllkpitp. Is involved in the utmost perplexity. The sibs* elll world remains to this hour completely at earlier' y on the general points of doctrine, but in each par atom vieitatiou of fever the most perfect discordance of prevails. Of the origin and progress of the fever in question, the accounts which have hitherto reached us have been .o distorted by terror, ignorance, and mistatetneut, as to leave us no meats" of forming any accurate notion of the character of the disease. Indeed arch is the total dearth of the authentic details that it might justly be deemed both premature and presumptuous in me to offer a single obser vation on the subject. But the occasioo it taus that claims all our sympathy, sod, so far as we eau give it, our assistance. The nature of the opinion formed of the disease is likely to influence the fate of thousands; common humanity, therefore, requires that every one should contribute Ms mite. -Yon proceed, 1 perceive, on the supposition that the fever which ravages Bat CY loos and its neighbourhood is contagious. This you take fur granted. Now, Sir, the very singularity pointed out, namely, the comparative exemption of females, taken in conjitection with other circumstances in your state ment, appears to me rather to militate against that supposi tion; or, at any rate, the exemption is more easily explicable on the principle of the disease not being a contagious one. My reasons ale these:— The simultaneous prevalence of the fever would seem to imply the presence of a cause or causes more rapid and uni versal in their operation than contagion. The great num bers attacked at or nearly about the same time—deaths to the amount of a thousand in the short space of three days, cannot well be accounted for with the imperfect data before us, according to the usual rate of movement of any contagi ous disorder. The mode in which contagious diseases pro 1114.01ktbasmelves is by attacking individuals ill :recession, inieee ee Seee regularly and slowly, and by extending as from a antes to places in immediate communication and vicinity of the infected source. They seldom act by synchronously prostrating thousands in a single district, unless, perhaps, in the case of the Plays., the real nature of which, however, still .remains very obscure. In seizing upon men in pre. ference to women, the fever of Barcelona but observes the averse which sporadic, endemic, or epidemic disuse, (call them what you will) of warm climates are found invariably to pursue. The Yellow Fever of the West Indies and Amer ries, now generally acknowledged to be non-euntagious, selects fur its victims foreigners in preference to the indige• moss iohabitaiits, the robust rather than the feeble, and Men ratheateco women; and this peculiarity its its character ad mits efdlislauation upon sound and abeam ateiverenMy rim eeived pathological principles. It will not be forgotten, that mew are necessarily more exposed to the causes of en demic diseases than women, and, on the other band, at is probable that women are more iu the way of exposure to contagion than men ; besides, contagious dmorders are cum mostly ouderstood, I do not say with what truth, to attack the weak sooner than the strung, the timid rather than the bold : at all events, they art more likely to lay bold of these immediately in contact with the sick; consequently, females, by the same title. might to have suffered more tbsr the males from the Barcelona Fever, were it contagieds; fur upon them has devolved the horrifying duty, if your or • be correct, of "conveying their deceased husband, and fathers to the grave," men nut being found to perform the rites of sepulture! It may be further remarked, that merely contagious dim do sot abut, preferences of sex, generally speaking; but fur such diseasi• to attack must numerously those who are least exposed, snd to spare those who are most exposed, is • result that would almost surpass credibility, did we sot every day meet with anomalies altogether unaccountable, of which it M possible, Omagh not very probable, that this may be oue •. Your theory, as to the devotedness of the females leases. ing their susceptibility, is bold and ingenious, and may, is the end, be found to be the collect solution of the enigma, yet you will pardou me fur doubting whether it will bear you completely out. As yon lay but little stress upon it, I shall nut trouble you with any lengthened discussion; hat simply suggest, that in di which are specifically conta gious—tor example, motile., small pox, &c. the individuals most liable are those over whom tear has no power, from their mere sioconactuu S f mean children, who, therefore, so far as regards any effect of the depressing passions, usual be considered to a certain degree on a fooling with those f i node s to Spain who have been placed in the pitiable condition mentioned is your Paper. At the 'isms lime, 1 am tar from being unmindful of the wide &tremor belt/eta simple itisetisibi thy of danger in the one case, and that resolute energy in courting it, which the Spanish wo men display, or rather which you suppose, in the other. With every allowance, however, it •ppeets to me that the difficulty may be more easily gut over on the principle of the disease nut being contagious, than on the contrary supposi tion; and this is the utmost that I would he understood to Mena by these hasty speculations, especially in the absence of all authentic documents; but even with the utmost at esracy of observation of which medical phenomena are sus expiable, the strangest incongruities are continually occur. ring. Sometimes we hazard an explanation—much often er we are are obliged to let the matter alone (and perhaps we least en' when we du so), referring it to the agency of a power '• to ui invisible or dimly seen." Whalen r be the event, this much is essertlin,lhat the opi s formed of the character of ths dimes* must, as I for staled, involve coureqaences the most serious to the now suffering under this awful 'visitation ; and at a dm toe when their country is push bay in the very crisis it. potion-al fate. The severest puttee, therefore, is re. spidelle, prior to the adoption of say decidid opinion. The teesite which medical (*Moo un,terateut in America and , t Indies, forms a memorable precedent 011 lber poia: lirstbreaking ant of the Yellow Fever in those regions the belief in it. contagious property was as strong as it can he with regard to this fever of Barcelona; yet the best autho rities of the present day, with experience fur 110.4108de, have pronounced that fever woe coutagioss. One thing is to he said, the disbelief, or rather the distrust • of its coutagiuus power fn the prevent instance, is now the safopti as well as the most comfortable side of the question's this mortal disease ultimately prove to be not emotes• robe, how many precious lives have been already sacrifice& to alarm and neglect Should it actually be found to be all virulent a contagion as it has bees represented, au catastrophe' no r a direful cast happen than hes happened : cuutagieliti " bath done his worst. Before concluding, I ought, perhaps, to app. ice you that • This idea receives immediate coltatelmica from the pas sage in the " Report of the Intendants of the Public Health at Marseilles to his Britannic Majesty's Consul in that port."—" It is to be observed," they say, in detailing the quarantine measures adapted in regard to this very Barre lona Fever s- " that 11.4 persona placed to attend the sit* in theLazaret and who have been in continual unit immediate commnoicatiuu with them, have constantly enjoyed perfect health," by stratagem Or force, during the last we wilt) a circle of three miles. Whilst the police soda party of the 40th regiment were patioling the vicinity of Aakeaton ou Saturday night, they were attracted towards Rock. Abbey by a continued fire; to a short time they came up with • large body of insurgent'', who without much cere loopy attacked the military. hut ou returning. the fire the deluded pearatitry decamped in all direc tions. One of the police. mimed Macghn, was badly wounded, as was elm one of the insurgent'. who was observed to fall, but was carried *tray be Iris associates. The total tiorktim of the titgl•t prevented the military and police from making any peisosters. On Thursday night last, between the hours of ten and elven o'clock, the house of Mr. Willii,us Meetly. of Elton, was *thicked by a number of urtned ruffians, who fired several idiots in this di. rection of his bed, which on heariog them he just left; a thick iron screw was driven amigo the heed of Ms bed and • partition, which lot %d in the opposite wall—thc curtains of Ins bed look I fire from the vsaddieg of another piece—Aiery dow in the house was smashed to atoms. The houses of Patna k Grady, of Ballymorphy, Edmond Molony, Edmond out) Juhu Carmody, of SMlTlillrl ELD MARKET, Mon DST, 001'0000 29. There was a groat supply this morning at market of all descriptions of settle. Prime beasts obtained last market day's prices, bat the inferior cleating* were at wouttnal prices. Hsy, Straw, and Clover, remain at our last quotations. The fallowing is a mwreet statement of the prices and !lumbers : To sink the offal per stone of Mb. I 8ref....35. 0.1. to da, 6d Helot of Cattle this dais! Mattoo..2s. 6J. to 3 y. 10d. Beasts 2 930 Stnal....3* 01. to Os. Od. Sheep ,...22,400 Poet ....is. 111 to 4e. Md. Calves ••..,,..ssoie.tot..." 3•8 Lata10...04. OS. to O. QC Jiso-.......0......0... US HAY-MARKET. Hay . Clover Shaw ll. lts. to 11. 166 PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to frelbs each 23J to 20.1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 661bs each 20d to 11 Dressing Hides Flue Coach Hides ... • ..•...20.1.. to 21 Crop Hides 35 to 411111 s for cuttiug 18.1 to 19d Ditto 45 to SO lips I9;J to 211 Calf Skies 30 to 4011 is Ditto 60 to 70111 1 , 20.1 to 30.1 Ditto '7O to Snubs. . 24.1 to 'l6d Small Seals (Greenland) 18.1 to 19J Large ditto Taiii.e3 Horse Hides 164 to 194.1 Spanieh Horse Hides .'~