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1.41 V lATELLIGANCE. COURT Or CHANCERY. Wrwrinurnis. WELlSlssriAir. APRIL 16. Alton: Au Honour Ike Vi • NON.AITFINDANCE uF SCII.WITCIRS‘ Dimitorrers, rnreptions, Mt. were lint down for arroment in tits Howler's paper; lint when Hwy n• .e emir,' 011, slit' 'Solicitors were abater, and sortie were tottered to be struck OW or the paper. MP Huaour tier Vicr-Cuattrati.roa— i i 1 fantod fool wo, ii *smelt entomb In ears an illy ili,pliewmre at Ills' r4.11_ duel of those Solicitors in alsserstisic ilerutrlset. It it a dit• ;trace f.o• 'hens thugs to 'moth the C avid thr preld.c. by ewe atiwierline whets routes are net down for hearing. 1 ant As mush inclined en any swan whoever sat here to givf them every ',roper inololamsre, lint I will nut allow the •iitlowily of the emir, In lw ironed with, and 1 ant resolved to sti ikc •• very catsup oust of the paper in which Solicitors do not at. tend, and I 'hall also take special rare hoe the rusts in midi canes shall lie plid. I hope I shall not hr asked for any 1 . 3. rm. row I sue deterrnhied not to Make a single ckeeption to fAiroor of any Solicitor." Ilia Honour was obliged to rise at an early hour, owine to Ow waist of attendance of &Theisen, there beim: only und iu Court. The Bar was fully atteutled by Cursed. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wirrximaut, Aran, IS. TUU MUG T. C. AID W. DATTS. The Defendants in this ease, wit) were found gnilly at the Middlesex Sittings after last Michaelmas Term, of Hour s presimons a a very van mature to Captain Pereeva I, of the Xo3iii Navy, with 'Meet to provoke him to fight a duel, 'hi. day appeared Ili receive the jtolgto , ist of the court. The elder Defendant was • Surgeon in the Naivy.the younger lieutroatit. Wheu the latter was actin.: as 11 . 1tikattpmati, it , happened so attire in the vend eetritimitoted by Captain Pereevil, and, having taken raw offence at that Gentle male. csindurt, he, in company with his brother, by whom be was abetted. endeavoured by insulting language, to prio yid:, Captain Petceval to kin him. Mr. Turner°, of Counsel for the proseentiita, stated, that lint being aware that the Defendants would be brought up this' day, he was not prepared to proceed, not having Ins psp... io Coml. Mr. Dviika•ii, for the Defendants, paid, it was for the intirest of his clients that they should receive joilginedi us soon Na M,.allllr. I ovil ELLVAIBOIIOI.4III tell it to the truitti.el on each side 10 fix urns the day satosl conventent to I Iseiss•ell es. Atte, moor enaseltattuu, Saturday was named fur bring. Sag up Ibr lkfrudauls. POLICE. Rnoarlso AT LORD PAIMERSTON AP THE WA It-OFFICE. thnstenant Dnnid Davies, of the Italf.pay of the &LI re. glinted of font, was brought wp for further ersaininattou, on • barge of tiring a piool, loaded with ball, at Lord Vis count Palau-ratan, &aviary at War. I.OND PALMERSTON'S EVIDENCE. Henry John Lord Viscount Palmerston deposed, that en Wrdne•.lay, the Vih instant, at a little pa►t one is'elock in Orr alierninin. he entered the iinor leading town the arels.ose up it) Ike ar-Offier, and pruervied to escrad the stair case. He had not exceeded many .tips, when a plated wu discharged at him by some 'wren° who Aloud behind he... He felt himself wounded in thi• back, bust coutieonl to mount the stair-case. tie emery.' losa roiim, and desired • sneerer might be seat foe. A short tini , Adler, Mr. Astky l'ooper and Mr. Leigh are Mr. MARKLAIID desired to know, if his Loiilsbip, in Ruing sip the stair-use, observed any person near him. I.orgi P. answered he did nut. Only (rum the flash of t h e pistisl he saw the Aimee of seine penes, but nothing dis tinctly. Th; coal was then produced, and his Lordship said it was the arose be wore that day. MR. ASTLET COOPER'S EVIDINCE. Poston Amley Cooper, New-street, Sysing-gaillens, sur geon, mama en oath, that about half past one o'clock, iu the &heroism or the Wednesday the Vih instaut, he win, re. 'trebled to go to the War-Office, 00 account of Lord Pal listerstun Ming shot. When he entered the room he found his Lerdslop engaged in writing a kilter. Loud P. request ed witness to take a chair till he had finished the letter. and then lie (witness) should examine the wound. His Lord. whip Swished, directed. and sealed the letter, and then said t • itaess, “ Now, Sir, you shall examine." Witness then pro, retied #o stale, that be frond a large hole in the coat, time rather smaller in the waistcoast, both of which were much men, and appeared to he occasioned by powder amid wadding; the brace was shot through, appaceutiv by a hall; the short nits torts the same as the coat sod %raj...rout On the loin, s little lo the lilt side of the spiiie, there was a coot tosi 0000 warty the size of half a crown, and in the rent' e of this emitusiusi their was a &otter spot. rush as a hell would terminus by striking the skids, the whole of %shills he helieved to be the effect of a ball. This had so much the srppermirce of a wound that it was impossible at the inn. meat to lain whether the hall hail entered the haul'. sir not; lint after an examinstiou of shout half a minute, lie was able to assure his Lordship, that though the contusion was severe be considered his Lordship womd do well logs MARILI.AND litiShrti to know firm witness the die tinetion why the brace which was under the coat and waist coat should, as he observed, be cut by the ball, and the cost sod w also-oat by the powder and warbling. Mr Aolcy Cooper red, be had on debt bat the tall bid equally shtick mill reliefs-sled all the gni melds, hot from oho obeeieslitais he hail made Oil Horst kind or wound., he foetid that the hall rut e arettly,anol in a innallpr way, which we. Visible in its effect on the Itracro. hereon the ems. puts slur loud wadding being re obtuse and slur:irk m their operation, tore Bud canted wilt, them all that came rat their stay in iodation'e of their power. Sir. WHYTE (who was on the 'bench with Mr. Markland) wished to ask of Mr A. femme whether he applied 'lir 'lit rinetion of the powder soul the touchline and the ball to the %we sod smaller contusion, as well as to the loiters mid Mr. A. (IN:per said, his opinion war, that the taller coo. ,anon ors r.n asionerl rbit•bly by Ibr and powder. •nd the rtnalltr My the ball ; but lw firmly loitered the ball $0 be tit. pi boar) , cause of 11w WINO? Itl/111.11 , Here the examination of evidence Rapti tin; Ike ',wield 'the Court awn ordered the Prisoner's bunk to he pro. i'nreti, *lnch war IlfUllThi in by 11:iInnoir, the tailvr. who 4 .1. 4 . 1 .vd, that ow the cresting of %Viol...rola!, the Nth mst. In and Dew went to Prisoner's bulgier,' at Chelsea, liv toiler of Alt% FirLottto, where tlir y fowled ibe trunk prodocrit, which was ihru.lorkrd. Oa being opened before she Magistrates, heti. ware found it it • pistol, supptoed 11w fi to that li. ford wt Lord Palmerston, atone powder, s leak. wish • unary pillars and letters. %Titans said (Anther, that M.. lisompsum a pan oiliroker at Clselom, infornatil him Primmer id 1/411.1111.11 4 pair of pistol. from his sloop the Name vomiting, h. Recto eleven and twelve o'clio 1., *Web be bad pl. tiara 'mine time aln. 'lhr Prisoner was (ally committed for trial. Mina s . r was attended to the Court, And daring the 11/11111114i30/1/, by Me. ;tailor. the Gott - ott Tieth.ll.fiel.la Raison. who, it Stir claw of the Insulin, lark uo • to ~h. Ile 'whatnot, 'hiring list Whale tone, with tlw ✓ icalrit (alums.. and propriety. The deceit II Batik Note., and other articles folind on him s hen taken into enstioly, were all restos...l to him, liar. o it sealed lip at the War Office, antl 6tw a Moo the ca. e ▪ I...vrosarr, a his now produced thew Tire °Dice a as exceedingly srowrkd both inside and mat. 'l l, e I,nl CJIANCEI.I.OII Wit ill the (louse of I.I•rIt• )rstt 141.1 et) hea► :Tyra! Witt r. itt. the ROYAL lIUMANE SOCIETY. Yesterday the forty-foorth anniversary of this most lam!. able limitation Wlll et Irbratrd •1 Ih r Ctly of London , . Tavern, Hishopsgate-Oreri. At six o'clock upwards of 100 ;venous, supporters of this excellent 'agitation, sat down to a stooptisoas 0000 er ,• his Royal niftiness the Duke of Snow: in the Chlir. The novel Chai' ilia presented the honorary in dal. to the fdllowiiig ;iersna :—To LW. W Williams, E. 41 for the restore I too of tire persons. and fur his exert to .1%1,41614.h • nlllll4ll. Society at Portsmouth, which has lowa prollUeliVf of great ber w fit to the p u blic ; T. C. Bryint, EAT fur the restoration of a 6417 ; Lieutcnnut John Itllliam Cole, fur pr .:searing the lives of Ave women; Mr. Cornelia Berry, for saving the life of Edward Ansel, ; the Ilcv. J. Short, fur 'swine the life of J. Woodward; 1.. 11311, Esq. fur saving the life of Pearce; Signor Contrib. for saving the life of Sarah Sharp; %%Arians Woody/owl, Coq for restoring Susannah Daw ; T. J. Pettigrew. Esq. for restoring an infant: John Davison, Esq. for 11.11 IllrElliioll of a new life-boat; and the Hun. F. De Boos, for preserving the lite tease Hon. Mr, Cooper. Aficr which the Secretary uinuo u eed the several gams re ceived since the last meeting, viz. a collection made at a sermon preached at Si. Cleusrat Dines Church, its the /brand, and also that made at the dinner. which, we are happy to say, amounted ton considerable sum. KIIVGSTON ASSIZES. CROWN SIDE. A CASE OF BLOOD-MONEY. A respectahte lutikiag piling MAN named Anton Ratntetl, was pot to the bar, alum an itillictment ehargim: bit" with laving, in company with several others, assaulted Edward Smith, on the King's highway, put him in fear. and taken (ruin his person a pocket-book, contaiiiing four Bank notes fur I/. each, sine guinea in gold, fifteen shillings in silver, some halfpence, a box, comb, knife. &c. Edward Smiths said, he was a wagmmer, and lived at Wes. tan Greets. ism the night of the day stated in the indict ment, he was conveying a 1..3.1 of copper from Esher to Woo. He had reached name, Dillon, stud arrived at the gate of Lady Sullivan, •hunt our o'clock iu 11w morning, u hen four men rushed into the road, and shoaled " Halloo !" The witness stopped his borer.. and echoed the shout. One of the party therm cried out. " your eyes, silence, or we'll oleo collared hirn, while the others proceeded to rots him. The Prisoner he could distinguish an having put iii, hand into the left peo krt of 11,44 jacket, drawn out Ilia property, and then carefully felt all his intekets. An attempt was 1.14.1 e to get his watch, het he coolnwral to secrete it km well. 'I hr p..rty were shout to leave him, but one of them said, " 1)-41 his blood, let u► feel him ag4in ;" whirls they bs :torso entreated them to give him some, if tint all, Ins properly hack, urging that he had WOI krd hard go earn it; he begged, at least, that they would give him his poeket.buuk, routaintig ionic useful me unchain'. They miaowed, that this they sriaild drop fo► him on the road; and as they were about lo leave him, a pistol was discharged over his head He was positive that the Prisoner was WIC of the pasty oho MAMA him. Cruse examined by the COMMON SERJRANT —Witness had ~ryreatnlly said, that he neither kot ari nur could swear In the Pna,aer; but his reason for au was in prevent the cu rious and ioui-i tive fr beisiu satisfied. Hr knew uutbiug of a rrward of 401. if the Prisoner was convietcl. Robert Crawford said, he was an accomplice, and came fnrwaid to give evidence fi..r his own safety. He remembered that, on the morning of thy day on which the robbery wss committed, a th:ef 'lamed Brooker faMee transported) came to him, mid proposed making one of a gang to go nut that night to rub the Esher turopace. They were to be joined by tan others at present in New/gate), and exiwcteil to make a good thing of it. The witue , s consented to go, and they met at night. Instead, linwevir ' of putting their original plan info exreution, they met the Prosecutor, with his wag. gon, at Thames; Wiwi, soil agreed upon rol.hing him.— [The witness here described the r.,blirra in exactly the same terms as Smith, lint said, that Matelot of the pistol heing dis c-hasp-it over his head, it had gone oil at some dis , lauee from him by strident.]—The plaint was broken, and the knife, ninth, Ikr. belonging to the Prosecutor, were thrown or the road. W. Marron deposed, that on the 'tight of the alleged rob. terry, hr heard the noise of several men at the gale or Lady Sullivan, and on the next day fliers were found, on the road side, the not k and barrel of. pistol, a knife, etiiiih,Sse. A man. named Putter, ai.sisted in apprehending the Pri- Rotor. lie denied that he hail cutlet rted with Smith, or talked to him of the reward that would result fruits his cwt. This closed the ease for the prosecution. Mr. Thomas Hicks was then called by the CoIIVION Salt- JT.ANT in briuolf of the Prisoner, and his evidence petrified the Court. Ile stated, that he was proprietor of the King's Head James.streel, Covent-garden, an.l had left town to itansact busities. at Dolton cud Esher. On his way he stopped at theG►ifiiu Tavern, Kingston, and there team ed That • Gentleman, whom he sought, was in the Crown Assixe Court, then sitting. The witness went there, but from the istomense crowd assembled he was unable to gain admittance. Me, however, stopped some time in the pas. sate, where, among otht to, he ohserved the Prosecutor Smith, and the wants, Potter. They were in close con versation, and he distinctly lie.ird the latter say to Smith— " If you don't swear pools "Oink to Emmett, we will lose every farthing of the !" To this Smith replied— " Swear to lion—yea, that 1 will, and nothing else '.!" The a i,,, n ted at and, ah 1111 l ittalp:e vote-y.4IIMM CAlled Mr. !libbers, a Gentleutati of Kiugstuu, to whom be made kintwii the fart. Mr. Hilde"rt etadirmid the testimony of Mr. Hicks, who, wpmn hearin she into, 1111 l cotivi.rssi he had related, said to him, " I ! is it possible that else lives uf 111101 eau thus he sworn away?" A vent lIU tu!,cruf n spectable In.livh:nale, who had known the Ps iauner for many years, gave Lim an excellent !mac h,' r. When taken into custody be was furud pursuing We regular employ 1.1.111. . . . . Mr. Smut, Wool, gemmed op the evidence, in pint only, t o the Jury. Ili. Lordship thought the story of the acimiut• ,dice was more pieetsatit anti auspiri .... than confirmation. But were it cern otherwise. the testimony lira ilinoterest.il and respectable wino aa, Mr. Ilia', was Calculated to shake the whole. The Joey were to say, whether the story of an avower, thief was to he received in pr frrrioCT to llw• evidence of the Gentleman just named ; and if they itsve credit to the latter. he could 1111 , 1 but add, that a conspiracy, or n more do liberate art of infinity iu eeekiiic money at the expense of the life of a fellow-cresturc was newer 'the • ad d not en frer his I.ords h ip to proceed, lowily .1.. hied tin env Ives batao d with Inc INNOCENt of hisoner. The loner was instantly rlisehareed I.ni of ellStOdY* and hastening (ions the thick In the *loos, ran nu to Mr. Kirks iu his way from the Court ; fell noun his knees, mm114..1.441 bins for the no ei.erval of hoi life. He as.ureil Mr. Hicks also, that his zeal and humanity were not emwortloily o'er tired, as lie knew uu enure of the all gel rubbery Man him. sett The trite , Smith, Craw(urd,nud Putter, retired rather wags aciuwily AI the Central Court of held Taro slay pe'isniglit, tie mulct for ILr es...sting quarter .Ids rarlerr.l to lie reiliieeil 1 7 9001. to 5,00111., ht• which the poor's rate will i iii the pound this.. the I,rrerd,uK quarter. Tins reduction, we are 1/11:1,1 • t4l bb3 , chiefly ouiog to the flourish io,4 stor e of the 1111 l el Ilfr• trade of this city. 'I he' lir fact or y brisk at preseot. that I mrchxt.e•tl~otl' the lo 1111 l rico of jourooy We 1., I. ►up plird by the rule of !heir goods ',wee by piece. and almost yard by )ard, tia 11.41 are iiiadr.—( /Norwich l'uper.) TZJE F. • NEWMARKET CRAVEN MCL I.XG, ISIf4 MONDAY. Army. 13. The Craven Stake., a Sotocription of 100. each, for ill a y... ; 2 ye.r.old.. 5.t. 10;b.; 3 year old., 04.; 4 sow 8.1. Its ; 5 yeou , olds, Oft. 11b.; 6 year-01.16, 51b.; and 9.1. 71k. AF. Mr. Wyndham'. R. e Skim, 4 yrs old 1..1 Sn.wells bI; by Pi.autonse, p. old . 2 I). of Rolland') siOrr to Ottoman, 2 sr. old. Major Wilson'. close by Jumper ; out of Tippitywitchst 3 yrs uld. 1.4 Jersey's Is. c. Parrot, 4 yrs old. Mr. Goddard'. eh. Is Antictintioss, 5 yrs uld. Mr. Punda.'s b. c Krone, 3 sr. old. Mr. Wal.he'a h. c. ICtbmn, 2 yr. old. Mr. Stouetterres b. in. Cottrell., 5 yr. old. Mr. Lambton's hr. It. Shepherd, 5 yrs ul.l. Mr. Haffenden's b h. Rhinoceri.). (late &sundial), 3 yrs. D. of Grafillll . ll b. C. iVaterlon, 3 yrs old. Mr. Payne's b. f. by Waxy, out of Winne, 2 yrs. old. Mr. Like's rh. e. Jeremy Grade., 2 yrs old. Mr. Lake'. ch. h. Aladdin, aged. Lord Fuley's b. f. Duesma, 4 yrs old. Mr. Prince'. ch. f. by Election ; 2 yrs old. Lard S..lfield's b. c. Troubae'our, 3 yrs old. Mr. Wilson's b. f. Clrerwell LI•41 3 yrs old. Mr. Illake's br h. 8411,iU, 5 yr. old. Lord G H. Cavendish's b. r. David, 3 yrs old. Mr Walson's cis C. MAIM, 3 yrs old. Mr. Crurktord's b. e. 51er. ymaker. 3 yrs odd) Lord Darlington's b. It. Whisker, 5 yrs old. The Judie placed but In 0. 2 to I apt Skim-11 to 1 apt Asstieipation-6 to 1 opt Castrults-6 to 1 agst Wat.rloo-6 Cu 1 apt Whisker. D. of Rutland's Er. C. by Election, out of Modesty, heal Mr Goildard's Ir. c. by Rubric, each, Ab M. 209 p. b. ft.-7 to 2 against D. of Itutlaud's gr. c. by Election. The Fourth Riddle.worth Slakes of 200 E.. each, h.ft. fur the produce of marts covered in 1814, cults, Bsi. 71b. fillies, tau. 41h. Ab. li. Unttißd mares or untried 'Milhous al- lowed 31b.. if both 5111. Sir J. Shelley's e. by %Yahoo, out of Cressids,Ssl. 41b.... 1 Mr. Jones's br. f. Fanny, by Nait), out of Variety, 7st. 131 b Lord Stswell's c. by Waxy, out of Kinghtl, Sgt. 71b. Mr. Blake's e. Diciatur, by Sorcerer, out of Hurnby Lass, 7lb. Mr. Cruckfura's r. Rob Roy. by Dick Andrea/a, out of a Remembrancer, tht.7lb. Mr. Thorabilf's c. by Scud, out of Hyalr,Sst,4lh. Mr. larribtoo's ch. c. Horratou, by Maruiiou, not of Lao- • caebire Wdcb, Sod 21b. Mr. Au.lrews'• 1. by Walton, out of I: Haile de Venue, Sit. 11b. Duke ofGratun's f. Trednlle, by Walton, uut of Pope Juan, 811. lib The Juke placed but 2-29 paid forfeit. 2 to 1 aro Sir J. Shelley's e. by Walton-7 to 1 apt Lord StaterWs c. by Waxy-3 to 1 apt Mr. Crockford'a c. Rol, Roy-8 to 1 .at Mr. Andrews'. f. by Walton. 1). of Grafton's Sir Thomas, rec. ft. from 4.1 G. li.Cayett dislia Nectar, 8,1.41 b. each, Ah. 200 p. 11. ft. TUESDAY, APIIII. 14. Sweepstakes of 1500. each; h. ft.; culls, B+t. 71b.; fillies, Ost. 41b. D.M. Those ont of twirled mares, ur by amines stallions, allowetl3lb. if both ailb. • Mr. Watsou's c. by Clinker, uut of Shuttle Pope's dam Sst 7lb Lord G H. Cavendish's f. by Middlethurpe, out of a alstrr toWbaleloone, 7st. 131 b.... Mr. Payne's f. by Selim, ont of Zoraida, 41b 3 Mr. Thurnhill's b. c. (dead) by Send, ont of Histuris pd 6 t 0 .4 0n . 31 . r. Payne's 1. Sweepslakes of 1000. each, b. ft. culls, Bst. 71b.; fillies, est. Ilis I). hi. Mr. Goddarirs ch. c. by Dotterel, dam by Skyscraper, oat of Isabel ..... lord Suffield's h. f. by Sorcerer, out of Rosetta 2 Mr. Rush's b. f. by Orville, ont of Tubosa 3 5 to I agst Mr. Goddard's cb. c. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. fur colts, &c. rising 3 yrs. old, slid nut engaged in the Derby, Oslo, Newmarket, or July Stakes; cults, Sit. 511 i. • fillies, Sit. 21b. Ab. M. s' Lord Rows b c. Leptis, by Z odiac, out of Jerboa 1 31r. Thoruhill's brother to Cwrw Mr. Haircutleo's bl. c. Collier, by Sorcerer 3 Lord Lowther's I). c. by Sorcerer, out of Query P4 Major Wilsou's b. r. by Juniper, dam by Oscar pd 7 to 4 on Mr. Thorubill's brother to Carty. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h ft. colts, est. 71b.; 611ics, list. 41b. R M. lord Ronx'a gr. c. Zeuitb, brother to Equator . 1 Mr. llornyulirs cb c. Malvern, by Dick Andrews, darn by Waxy Mr. Crorkford's r. by Dick Andrews. unt of num' Mr. And:vet:a f. by Walton, out of I:tinily de Venue 4 • 7 to 1 'on Malvern. The Oatlands Stakes of bar, each, b. ft. D.T. Mr. French's Fugitive, aged, Bst. 10Ib. Mr. Watson's Fitg.Orvilk, 3 yis 7st. 12111. Mr. Wyudlsam's ‘Vanderrr, 8 yrs. So. 101 b. Mr. Terrett's Sovereign, 4 yrs. Set. 131 b. Lola Stowell's Pandour, 4 yrs. Bst. 41b. Lord Exeter's Captain Candid, 4 yrs. Bst. 41b. Mr. Rush's Discord, 5 yrs. 7st. 121 b. Duke of Rntland's Rhoda, 4 yn. 791.111 b. Mr. Villiers's Crusader, 4 yrs. 7sl. 101 b. Mr. Lake's Leah, 3 yr*. Sat. 41b. The Joke placed but 3 —Five paid ft. 5 to 1 apt Fitz-Orville-7 to I apt Wands:ter-7 to I agaiust Sovereign-6 to 1 asst Leah. Sir W. W. Wynn's f. by Cosmic), rec. 50gs. from General Grosvenor's f. by Juniper, Bst. each. D. M. 200 gs. h. ft. Duke of Rntland's sister to Fsindalign, Bst. 211,. rec. 37 •gs. from Major Wilson's ch. c. by Duller, Vet. 51b. R. M. 100 p. b. ft. . . EXECUTIONS .4T DUNDALK. On Saturday se'imight 3PDanief, who was conrieted at the last Assizes for burglary and other crimes committed near Carlingforil, was esccuteil at the front of the gaol. Ever attics his conviction he appe.tecil hastened against all remorse, ■ud persisted in denying the crimes of which he had tweet convicted. thi mounting the scaffold he permed much agitated, and euntiuunl in fervent prayer fur about fifteen minutes. Ile then aloud up, mid ad dressing the few who stood round him, acknowledged his guilt; said he had !been ■ uihhandman, and that di unto- n then amt hail company had brought hint to this untimely end --sadism, that he hoped his awful death would .dire as winning to others. lie met his fate with much resiguation, aud dull without a struggle. On the morning of Sistairdl;ienstiCht, a tit , l° "'re eiKht o'clock, the five convict., .11•Cullogit, Smith. Sloan", and KPiglian, wire led forth from the gaol, and p"aceil in a jingle, attended by the Rev. Mr. Duffy, the chaplaiu, to be taktu to Reeghstiown for execution. logli was remarkably cleati, and teemed to hive w white dress tinder his great coat. After they were stated, Weill lan got 1111 as if going to speak, lint sat down again ; iu ■ few ttt i l lutes he again row, and exclaimed—" That my soul may perish if ever I saw Wildpinse Lodge•-- The other four omit, no observations they all appear. ed, particularly Al`Collogb, quite minimised, and bells,. ed with the greatest pr_ipriety. These unhappy men continued to druv their guilt till the lust matwaal. \l•Cutlogh's body was takes) to Lomb and gibhetteil: the other lime were deli vered to the hospital stirgetni fur dissection. Nothing remark able ocrierred at the place of executurni, but that, at the ear nest relpiesi and lurrsuasimt of the Rev. Mr.- Marron, M'Cul logli said, that he forgave the world." The Right Hun. John Firittr, with many others of the Grand Jury, attended the execution. An elopetnetit look I .l.ice hist week from Chat 'lsm. The willitsit is n hulf•pne (71iptsiii of 313- sod the tintl fisir-este the wife of ts Lieute nant-Colonel. )1' .41',1 L 11' 77 /. L./GIs:NCH. rtiIITIIVOCItI. ♦PPIL 14 Arrived the 1.4.1 e Ilam;ll..n. 'Vous frug;o London. Auirrica ; Iwty S 1 rrunrllr , Kerhstoot, rulr balovol ; ats.i John, 110,11,04,6,11, Ir o lll 1.0.111011 14.1' Sailrtl Il,c Al s, Dr.vt r, from In 1,4 for 1. 1.. u; I - 4 anti% a.s.l 114 s rl,l, lita. is, Isis ricious ; I) Hower, Jluy k, for Jules; unit II ar tttt ly, Ts ut mass, for All rio.Aint,iti, erIUL 14. ils.• Lady Star! p rk. I, with ituada fur New Yolk ; Novion I•nrk, I , will d.lla f.,r inns ; Lady Ara bella pas:: I , well ditto, ; lady Lumps pockyl, wills dins, for Gibraltar and Malls; afau tile Hopwood Alea auJu• fur Qu. b, c. rAnsTuW, Al' Rat. 10. Arrirril the Fa•ne. Phillip., G hound to Luulun, ImrinX citified away bur top manly and split Orr LIVERPOOL, APRIL 13. The Jane, Whitney, from Durtiumith, hur arrived at this port with lops of bowsprit, forests:l4, and mainin.art. The Nancy, Kale, from this port for Qua beC, was lost the lOilt near Ccivilyn—the master and three of the crew saved. The Ctleslottia, Kingston, from this port for Prince Edward's Island, was lost the same day at Rallytearne, near Watt:, food, and thice alien 'frowned. The Henry, Richard- Ron, from it'hiteliaven for Piston, was lost the 10th instant, near Ked Wharf Kay—crew %arta. ne sloop Swiftsore, Williams, was also lust the 10th instant oil Camel Point, and all the crew perished. 1 in• :Kart Worms, of Anglesea, from this port fur Analwek, was twit on she 10th instant al Dillies, 111111 all the crew drowned—three paaseu gen who were nu Lomtl, are wired. DTA!, APRIL, 14. Arrived the Ibis, Smith, from Oporto, f.,r Hull. Sailvd this morning, taur post, the Ituchister, Suttun, for Came down from the River and nailed the Coventry, HUM, for St. Lucia. A brig was observed on the C !win Sand this morning; several boats have guile uzr to by,. assistance. The boat men sorport hrr to he it foreign vessel, laden with limber, from Norway, for Falmouth. Five eCluet—The brig haw just rot IA and is precerii, is; on her voyage; her name i 4 the St. George, Henek, master. GRA/FISTED, APRIL 14. Arrived the Catalina, Phillips, from St. Andero; Active, Palmer, (ruin Lashio' ; Copse, Maii‘on, from alit to ; Garland Taylor, from Havre; Providential, Fairbradt, from Stralstiod; Hope, White, from Seville; Anna, Pentreath, (ruts List ; Anna Dorothea, Allen, from Madoira ; Prioress Charlotte, Le.shman, from Bombay; Caledonia, Wales, from Cairo ; Prince Mackie, Holden, from Charleston ; Andreas, Tux, from Norway; Goodratiner, Youhansen, from Denmark; Joho and William. —, from Oporto; Vittoria, Bargeman, from Norway; and Haatniany, Jones, from Antwerp. Sailed the Barlsalloes Planter, Redman, fur Ba►badues ; Fanny, Erring, fur Mosiaerratt ; Aurea, Hesleton, fur Montreal ; William and Matthew, Evans, fur Quebrc, ; Marianne, Thompson, fur Newfoundland; and Pulux, Rub sou, fur Termini. ST. IVES, APRIL 12. Last night in a heavy gale of wind at N.W. the schooner Mary Ann, Brown, of Rochester, laden with wine, came on shore near Hoyle Bar—craw saved and about half of her cargo, the vessel is gone to pieces. The Kitty, Sincock, of this place, is on shore near the Mary Au,,, and is full of water—crew saved. The French brig Francis, Malawi, from Marseilles, fur Bourdeaux, with wine, &r. t■ on shore near Hoyle, and has received considerable daintaga.—crew saved, and vessel full of water. FROM TUESDAY AIGIIT'S GAZE7TE. HiRllll. Ail Tim.: l.iv , tht 9iii mat. at Pat it, Lady Georl.,Pc Rns•rll, Ida djaEhh r. Iles the Ist Atoll, •t Arden Woof!, room!? of Ki !a r e, 31:9. Human, wife of Frederic of • sun. DEA•rn. OU Friday last, in St. James'a-loare, Bristol, Henry Ben rough, Esq. *ilea the Aldermen of that toy, nt the ailenneid ? , e of 79 —He has long beep 1101113111111 It% a bright ornament of the Corporation and rtty of Bristol, and most hilly re spected Air his usefulness, limb polder and private. He was of the profession of the law, and prarti-ed tor amg to ries of ye:els in that city, with ourivalled tektite and worth of cha ricter ; was a profound and discriminating lawyer, of aonnd judgment, and the st inflexible end unrivalled integrity; nod noitty have reaviiii to hr giateful for his advii c on pro fessional bu.iarss. Several years ago he retired Aom the sr_ live duties of his profession, and was invested with the office of Magistracy, and thus continued his usefulness; and Isis brother Aide omen were Wilily to ream! In him upon all aces. Mona sir doubt or difficulty. Mr. lieugungh was also a judi ejouß steward, with others, of the corporate puree, acel wiser:tried atteutiou to the care of such of the poh;11. ball. IMO Or the city of Bristol as are tooter the T11•11,14CIWIli or 0i 1...1-Wm of the Body Corporate; and he liberally provided an aaylum for the siiiipifrt of the aged and destitute, which will long testify his zeal Will regard for charitable ilialitritieap. la a word, he was one of the best order of men, auil died truly lamented, his memory will very long continue to be respected and chei lobed by every friend of honour, inte grity, and virtue: his example, indeed, is well worthy of imitation. HIGH WATER TUTS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 10 after 10. f Evening 47 after 10. CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL Ib. We ha►e hid some Collildt . rdhlC anirala w•ilh fur. ign Wheat since Monday. rum samples of v. huh sold at our last quoted prices, hut iutrriur was doll MO raturr lustr. Barley and Malt are chill. Oats suppus t 'heir prsecs. and Beaus suld um full as cuod term; as bet day. In other articles there is uu alteratiuu. COAL MARKET, Arm 15. !Mips •t Market. Ships Sold. l'firr . - 291 Newelslle 29 .... 37. Cl. so 45. 3.1 6 Smaderlnnd 1 Welsh Coal COURSE OF EXCHAN Amsterdam .... 37 03.20. Ditto at sight 36 6 Anastertlarn.... 11 7 C. F. Ditto at sight .. 11 4 R tte Edam ..... 11 82 U. Alitwerp ex. Mo. 11 10 .. 34 3 Altona . ..... 34 4 21U. Paria3 day's date 24 20 Ditt0.......... 24 40 2 U. limarileaux .... 24 40 Frankfort un the Maiu 142 ix Mu Madrid 40 ...frill. Cadiz: 391 effert. Billwa 4O effect. Bareelttua Seville 39 Gibraltar • 35 tedium tit Genoa 471 :KS YESTERDAY. 11,111* 8 1....9$ 911: Ex. 11611 2....25 '2B .23 .21) pr. 2flei Lottery Twkri 19f. 104. Coax. for Ace... 1111 s 4 Sli 8011 This day is published, a very inte►estiae Witilt (stilt 4 Per trait of the Author), entitled AGUIDE TO HEALI'II ; which, its it con . cise manner, recommends the most simple and effi. rations Remedies, with ',nowt- m.olu of treatment f the following Diseases, vii---Abortion or asiscarrisge, asthma, loss of appetite, Lawsuits., hi lions romplsiots, chlorosis tar green sicknem, COll%lOO i.llOO, re mi s e diseases, fluor a lions, flisitilenee sir wind, krbet., hymn-Imnd' tar or ins I:int holy testion, juvenile is,- 'lvo:tritons, lowness Of spi I'll 4, as. ',strum' , -varrutt tots, nervous diseases, otiatiisin or secret Scurry, pbthisic or cone), shetimatism, sesilina I %vial:tiros, tarn of life, emee . real diseases, &e. Rich Advice to both S. X.!11 1U 010 a raJical and permanent cure for those ~sect ties of stature which ils licsey often IJrlitils to slisehi.e even to their nearest relatives and a Treatise ou Female Diseases, Nervous, Ilypoct shim, sod Cunr•unuptuve einst• plaints. To which is silled, an B..ay WI the 1/Inereat Disease, Glerls, St tnissal Weaknesses, and a ilestinetore of a private nature ; with an Addr,as to Parrots, f:airlliao•, Tutors, and those whin hive the 1311 e and cam-lima of youth; likewise advice to Fathers, part iris Lis ly those who are afflict ed with uervuscompluints. The 14 !pile interspersed and il- Instrated with a variety of autheutic facts 11LVa r before pub lished. DIVIDENDS. Mayo. J. Dawes, B. KOklet R. IT:Croft, and R. Barwick, of Pall-Mall, sliddlesex, beakers, at fru, at Guildhall, London. May S. C. Boldern, E. G. Buldero, Sir H. Luebingtun, Bert. acid H. &Meru, of Curisbill, Loudon, blinkers, at ten, at • May 8. R. Evans, of Duffield, Derby, maltster, at eleven, at the King's Arma Tavcru, Derby. April 18. W. Hamilton and M. Agar, of Riches-court, Lime_ street, I.iiudon, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. May IL T. Byrelimos., late of Coodiugton, Hertford, farmer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 23. W. Smith, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, saddler, at eleven, at Guildhall, I. lon. April 25. W. %Vella, of Malden, Essex, liquor-merchant, nt ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. May 5. E. Vaud ill, late of Earl-street, Blackfriats, Loudon, cormdealee, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 26. .1. Bernoulli and E. Bernoulli, of Jeffery-square, Si. Mary Ase, London, mercliaata, at our, at May 16. C Jamey, of Ludgatt-hill, Loudon, haberdasher, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 19. M. Woodward nod S. W. Woodford, of Honduran_ Ilauk•idr, Surrey, timber-um clsaut;+, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. May 16. T. Sharp and D. Stables, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, irou-foundcrr, at r keen, at Guildhall, bffillore. May 9. J. P. H. Haredorm of Old Broad-street, Loudon, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 14. A. Earl, of Carliaq drug;ist, at eleven, at the Duke's Head luu, Carlisle. May 16. J. M. Siurdet and J. 1.. Sinnlet, of Airstits-Fri:as, London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. May S. R. Worthy, of Exeter, woollen-manufacturer, at ch. •eu, at the Star lun, Exeter. May 9 J. Fay, late of Up;.er Georgr-street, Portman...mune, ithllesex, at ten, at Guild. _ hall, lalndust. May 8. B. Davis, of Brostley, Sahli), saddler and cruces - , at eleven, at the I. hat, Ihuaeley. May 9. J. Milner and V. Chaplin, of Ironmonger-lane, Lon. don, merchants, at lets, at Guildhall. May 18. I'. Guichenet, late of Langlionrii-Cliamhers. Eta church-street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. May 8. F. Nai4i, of Twertun, &unmet, clothier, at chimes, at the While Hail Inn, Bath. May 16. T Dodd, laic of Leicester-strut, leirealer.ariare, 111 i lsikaux, and since of Chitral str,et, Liverpuol, Knit yeller, at ten, at Guildhall, lainilun. MI) S. K. Stiehlaud, of Mirka, watchmaker, at eleven, at the Bummer Tavern, Bristol. May 7. W. Kim:ton, of Trowlirid,7e, Wilts, carpenter, at . , two, at the White Hart Inn, Bute. May 7. G. A. lioull.m.ur %Vt.' ecsier, china mniinfacturer, at twelve, at the 61111.1h:d1 Coffee House, Vurerater. May 9 .1. ()iris lull T. 11. 1.10411, late of Holt, Wills, and of Loilelitsry, London, civilness, at eleven, at the Grey hound lon, Bath. May 7. W. Bather, S. Field, and A. Field. late of Leeds, a isil-vtaplerv, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. May 7. S.Jusepli, of Gosport, Southausptuit, blupbeller, at one. CERT! FICATEs —IT AT 5 S. Rourork, of ISewbus y, Berk., baliker.—S. V. Gore, of flo•lntr.gute•t t reel, Imitheit, haberdasher.--J. &wire, of Rapltorgntr.st..ret, Loud ~,,, Raker, of Rath, tailor.—J. A. Brewer, of Balls, pruster.—C. Blown, late of Patatowadeeri, WI-Market, but now of Jettrey'n-terrace, lieultbk-Towts, 3foltlitsoc, Jeweller. At Woodbridge Cattle Fair, on Monday n;2llt. the chew iii Iran Nock %tal. Wr i te mold prirr• high; it was t4lwitrils IlltOti before mully poirek.sur were made, when a _rest deal wus cleared all— C o v,l l were ibles i tifti:, ;Intl outlier elieurer. Ten scant of half-awed Dsowiss were told trik There wan a good suillely of :tram nt Norridt market on Stettutla, and both Whea ms.l expeoiri.crel et Ir fling dechne price. The exhibi tion of Cattle ust the Hill was not AO large as usind. and Indeed the demand grows lops as ill. turnips ate quickly going off. The el rip-iert "fete luleruhly rd: tiled, anal gi vat ts PRICE or wroc 3 perCt.lied.Bl 81+ 801 3 per Ct.ConF. Sl4 Rit 81 4 per Crilb.. • • 9$ 97/ 94, 1 1 . 94 5 per Ct. N. Ann.. 1081 107 H Bank L. Ann..... 104,1 .E, TurinAv..%Pnit. 14. Voiire.l6ll.l.iv. •24 71) Nlaltni 5l Naples . 411 I Palermo 130,1. pry oz. 1 Li%hiati 51 4 1, I Iportu I Itio .liniiri 66} i I)iiblin Cork ..... 1 A.,;iii of the Rank on Holland 2 per Colt BULLION. Net ilp i cola in .1, 6 •. tt. Coin, per tiz .... 4 i 0 i Foreign Guld io 11an.... ..... 4 1 0 1 New 11).iiililoosie ..0 li ill New Pulli.r4 .....0 5 44 Silver in ears ....0 5 4 New Lt uis ;,i0A1)..0 0 0 By SAMUEL 501.0170 N, 31 j) Prepare, of thuae ine , ttistahle 3t, dicissr4 the Cordial Malta of Gitead, disti.lmorisooro, t , cc. Sold by Latch, 18, Strait.l; Kerma, 150, Oxford-stie,t ; nittlec,Clicapsitie; Tut*, Exchange; and lVnid, Price 34. LOCK ANI) SURGICAL DISPENSARI. His Roval Highoess the Duke of VOIM, Presitkutt. rill Driorney and 1144iiiiiir cotu.ect.-11 fettle certain class of Complaints, is spore that Public coil. fi.:ence should he confided to Profess ((((( al Characters of known respectability and talents. This induced (be It o y i t and Noble Patrons of the allure liistitatiose to give their support to it, fur the exclusive treatment of Va oriels% Complaints, and the select of \lr. KIERNAN, a. Sur. gem', standing high oh the Lest of the Itoyal Colle ; ze, has proved (by the betirfito it has confei red since its costa. toi s hopast), the propriety of their choice. The Public are h.-often tier dupes of 4 inpyricisin, need the artful a lrl o simi. Mod out by illiterate Men, • ho, under fictitious mo, s and assumed title., gniii their good opinion. This olio-month justly applies to the Medical Prttetolers of the ;.arse ill who, under assumed titles. advertising as C panies, lice. wills fictitious mimes, hold out, us they It y:c et, the' table ',claimed 4.f V 4.144-61111 Complaiiits. The List of de• Royal College of Surgeons, punlasheil us F, !worry. IRK., ,hews only those liersons entitled to regti I or primer, mot eo such tiretemled nano s below.: to it. lee 1145 i. e the fart, tin. KIERNAN considers he is Join t : jitioit is to dr , and his duty tee the Chsi.srt... it Ito b.. , founded the itICK DISPENSARY, to gnat.) S , vely against such nu liMpto6llllll. Slate(' its 1114.111 am ply t o ttitt. l l the views of its Patrons Some or the most obstinate and dame. a 41114 CAM • of Strictures, Debility, •itol other supposed iiicarabla affect ions of the ,:eiierative organs, bate been he fl• radically asset 141111tellAiliy t. meted Mt-. KIERNAN may lie consulted no usionl. by both sow:, at his house, 21, Lower Charhitte-strett, Ikaold , where laity's from Tows (Ma ('ount.) , are to lie 34.1.1 Mkt the necessary Advice iti,4l Mellicisies wilt he gives ..r sent to any part of the litnzdoni. Just PlarliO,trl, p ri ee 4. i n honr,,.. PR ACTICA L OBSLRTA . TIONS tfit the above DIS. EASLS. By l'. K I ERN AN. Sob' by Slu rwood ;n414'0. 20, l'aternopter.row; HiQMct n,l %mg, 174, Fleri-street; rOl,l C;illow ; Crown-a-flirt, Savo. LI ) NNIN ; Isrinted U•atiaited at the t ni r, N.'. It; Strand; where Advirtisentritts ate ruer•y, , past pm') must tb.• ear;relrftwi:—(:. SAIITII , I ' 4 C•taent's Inn, Pritter— WIIIT E, No. 1* 5 140 4 b r , • tau . ~[