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r pellet was. That...had been, dancing,. and 3.tey I end hold of the servant girl's hand, and said he ....wild have a donee with her ; the fi rst ikiaturbance • v t;rote from that. " Witness •arank• with the deceased the next eve . g ; there were three or four in corn -7 • pano,liiid they had three or four pots of beer, mad a qiiartern of gin ; he saw deceased every dry till he weld to the bosons,. • ' %iary Nl•Ciirthy reutembered•the disturbance at Art public-house; she saw, between eight and nine '• as'eloek, the two Donovons and the female Prisoner sting into New-mutt, as if from the George pub • 4- Itc=bouse; there was then It noise in the public ' 'Uwe, and Mary Dotiovon run by her, calling out " Murder!" The deceased eas following her li'lien lie cattle into the court, the comae atrid, Jrrry, is that you ?" and Ire replied it es., and tired very bad language to her; she then 'atiiiiiped down, slid gathering sane mud iii her hand, thieve alai him. Witness is an Irishwoman. Some 'fronds of Ilse Donovasoe had asked her to come trod 'give her r ridcner.—(lt appeared this witness had h ern called by mistake, instead of a woman of a • • Alitilar mime.) • ' Wall. Robertson is a carpenter, and lived in Wentworth-street. He and Earth y went iglu the publiz-lionse together, on the 9.oth July; Jones was in the box with them. The Primmer% Crl lighau mid Win. Llortovasi were there, but does ma remember if the female Prisoner was prevent. A great wally women were there; Callaghan was 'dancing when they first went in with three or four women. t'ariliy got up to light his pipe. . Mr. Jtssore informed th e ' Court that he bad Terelicil information that threats had been used to rotor of the witnesses foi the prosecution who were in attendance, to prevent them corning forward. • _Mary M'Carthy (the sister of the deceased) in horned the. Court, some people outside had threet mird.lier ; au officer was immediately rent with h«r, - who returned with- two wannest and a mart. Oo Impasse it appeared they were %annex-ea fur the Prisosirs, and smile ulterration had taken place between them and Mary M•Cartliy. 'flie COURT admonished and discharged them. The examination of Win. Robertson was then resiiaird. One of. the Irishmen snuck the de ers.ed ; lie did not return the blows; Ise was bitting down, and immediately after was seized by several • people : they said nothing, but dragged him away to the kick ; lie was dragged away standing. Witness afterwards went into the court and saw a yiest number of people conic rushing through a iturew cimit, called New-court, among salmon were too of the Prisoners. He saw Garvey and Amoy beating the deceased, but did not see any of the Yirrnlttri there ; saw several women throes bricks; lit saw bludgeons used, but no umber weapon by the stets. • There were' 40 or 50 - people in the Court, and the Pritimers might have beets there and he not see them. Whewhe lest saw Canby he was lying 'o pulently dead; fit 'afterwards saw I five or six times a day till he went to the hospital ; he seemed very bed. Crais•extunimed Fig Mr. BARRY.—Callaghan was el:ineing: at the Om? he tiro struck Carthy ; he striiel. him with the flat of his hand, as if in friend ship, in 1.13 N, to put hint out of his way. He did slot see two of the Prisoners " pitch" at him, nor 4141 he wee them drag him out of the house. On his to be said the blow from ;Ili,: oar who rushed out of the box did not seem tie friendship. Mr. :NNW Illettorff, a German, is as apothecary by trade, toed herd in Wentworth...teen is July last. An Irishman ass Immilight IR die bone wornded between In-nod II lock al. sight on'llte 2011 a; wifeless examined loin, maid I.icattl he hell lye wounds on his head, one On the back psrt aril another on ((beside of the head : the latter was a dun tern,. unit. "Furnace, (the former widows:o w a s rea m, whs.'s-the womb& 'were dressed.— Thai peons here *poem! t.i.dst decent/el being the wbunded man spoken of]—Wit neN Jial not a t. that lime howl , Abe .kull to be fractured. • Ile Sun the deceased fur four or fi ve days, and told hint In Ur. Lathe Hospital, a. by proper care the wounds might he ,•airM i. ; but tie neglected himself, slid witnessa sew bum swore • „en olVer intoxicated, and told him that if he did rot take Ina; e cUreni himself, tit: snoods would tad in his deatb.-r,, nountheappencd to hare been inflicted by a blunt tu ii Ile saw the carps alter death, and trued the been fractured. 7045-erninined by Me. BAlLlT.—Deteseni appeared•all -Cc (hunk when brought to hove his wounds aliessed. Wit t-ea told isint.cant to go to work, for that hi{ woutads would be 11131 if he did not rake care. He came to witness twice I . a nr intoxication; and on the Monday following the ii:g!it of the wounds bring metaled, he came without sey .tenure. or dressing.on there; he said nothing of any net- Cit.:. having happened au non the day before; it was W- A wren four atid awe in the aftettmoto, and be seemed a little i•tca caned. tm.ermained by Mr. J noon —Os the first examination of the wounds, witness thought them very dangerous, sad in consequence advised the deceased to have the persons lip prel.ended by whom he had beetcheaten. • lu augurs' to rinentiuus (rum Mr. HAM GRAHAV—The antra:Auer of ioloateatitin on the Monday afternoon was the effect of harm, and the "'ponds appeared to be worse than Before. which witness conceived to be the consequence of mike., and not of any fresh injury. John Green, apothecary, assistant to Mr. riatorff, carob*. ntid that ttalitlemait's testimony. Er. tt sett, pupil at the Lointuu Hospital, remembers Jeremiah Coq being admitted there ou the Mb of July. •Sle ea - attained his head and • foetid two wounds, the principal ace on the side of the head, and a slight our on the back pit, but did not observe any brumes. They appeared to bare been infelicird with some obtuse weapon, and *II here base been received several daya, brine a tilde rfesed, and the inflammation • having somewhat sub. i.'ded. Three seas a small fracture•-•m circular As- Coe of the skull, but no depression, and us inhuming tien. of the bruin ensued. That inflammation might have been aggravated by the ineseperauce of the deceased, bet coull only have been created by the blow. The skull was pone.! slier death, and the brain had been injured by the }insure tau it, and by the indammatiou. Mere tramper eree could nut have produced that iatiamasanoo. cross examiard by Mr. Balmy. Gp nerount of the fiacone being complesely round, ibey wepinawd the skull to have been depressed by the blow, but to balm stseu,again. The fracture was of the size or a inzporice. The inflammation must have brew aggravated by intemperance. The man might probably have been recover ed we:town trepanning, if pi uper care had brew lake.. of lain friar the brat, and he had been kept tree from intemperance. Ste r.-oneined by Mr. Jr:me.— DeCcased entered the Ho, iixt on the 213th July, and died on the 4th August. The ielts..ss does not think the wound-of itself would have caused t Ait IWO. of 3 temperate person, if properly treated. The &venni en au a state of tatoxicstiou when Ise came Iq the Slogans:. Queditmed lap Mr. Porno GRAHAIII.—The inflammation pi.eatai. V.l a diraraa lie 01 matter, wind• pressed tau the brain, Witt that pressure added to the iiirlatenstation. caused the dent , The blow was ihe end ing cause of the inhume, iou. :!ie.e the Learned hedge., Mr. Hanoi Graham, Mr. Jus t Beet, and Mo. hither ltirhardauu, wr,e foe several nn. r.r in consult:Aiwa, to which tiny were joined by the ; sail Mr. Baron Graham lbegl resumed Its qua.- *lona to the Willie's.] 41•i‘etess cuulal but aecribs the isescriessiisa to say sitter cause Haan llie wound. The blow, with its Cmiseqweitemlo was the primary cause of the man's death: • fasmeadoomi bys "v. Juatire Bast—{s Ma opinion the wound was out originally in itself of a depyrentes mattes*, lei the person had been kept is a stale,of temperree, imam. yiefl3, firemen; but he thiuka it world balm intuit, an*, even if the In ratio' bad been kept perfectly lobes, Übe barb bees *without surgical immanence. Ibis flossed the case fur the prosecution. Th. Prisoners being called on fur their defence, severally asserted in a few words their immerser of lbe.clourge. Demon Sullivan, a lad apparently about HI years of age, wow then called. this the 20th July he was is Whipeler,s buildings, sod nib the Prisoners esms set of the George they were going thruogh a palmtop leading to New-court, where they lived. They were followed hy the deceased sad • ight or uine persons owe. Dreeefed tidied after them, but they took no moire. Oar of thin* penmen threw a brick asnorgst the Prisoners, who were all together, and a fight . named. After the row was over, deceased called the female Priaimer bid names. The two parties fought, some wills breirksaml Moore, sod some with sticks. He saw the deceased next day standing outside of the George public. house, Mel son at work; soil a few days afterwards he met him a little after six o'clock in the morning, with • bundle uuJrr his arm, in the Gionntereial.road ; he was then sober. Cross.erstmined .by Kr. Jemme..--The rots was in Wheeler'. building', and au' in Geuege-yard ; the Plitt/wen lived in New court ; they were running away from deceased sad his party when the d. ceased called after them. Jerry Carty called Mary Donovan the bad Names after the battle was over, end then she threw some mud at him. James Coghlan, a labouring man, said he Mrs in the George on the 20th, and saw the deceased there • the Pri. Were Callaghan was also lhere, and several other; whom the tritons did out know. William Donovan and his company came in and 1141 down to get some beer ; Jerry Carty seemed to be something disagreeable siol, and went shoot the tap room. Callaghan got up to dance, and Carty insulted him, and they land a row betwixt them. William Downs. and his company then gut op and walked oat one after the Whir ; deceased sail his company followed them out, and Wllikere saw no More Or then. ---- eross•ex.amixeil by Mr. J wisps ..I.le does not kunst how Miny persons were to the mum ; believes there were abort ten • there were four women, Mary Donovan being one or Item. The only meu there whose names he knew were i;le Donovan. and evltaKhati ; he causal say who gave the first blow, ur whether au) blows were gives., but there might have been. . . . Jeremiah Mahooy was io the Centre on the 20th July, seed suer thedereased there, whom he had known before. He wen in about five or aix o'clock ; Carty seenerd like a driniken mai., and 'witness therefore el.d 0 , 11 like to make himself known to him. He staid at ties George till past strew; mime people came in stud sat in his company. A man whose name he was told was Callaghan, whom he had Weser seen before, acid whom (looking at the Prisoneis) be did not now know, ei ..... I up, aud with SOW women began to dance. ('arty interrupted the dance, and Callaghan push. ed him aside; some people then interfered, and one man in Carty's compauy stood up and said, " Jeremiah, if you are going to fight, let iss make it a general fight, and side out man to man." A woman on witness's side of the room said, if they did not get out of the house they should be hurl; witness therefore as quickly as possible, paid for what he had drank, and went out of the house. He saw William Donovan, and all the company is which witness had been setting. go ant; Carty% party followed, and a MID look Olive betwixt the two parties outside. White.' then, betug a stranger, 'nude his escape as fist as he could. Croso.e.rareined by Mr. lessor..—lt was between eight end one when be mad/his escape. On first going into lice house, he saw, besides Carty, several persona whose names heeled sot User ; he dos not know sibelber any preen be sides Callieleau ate ask the der-eased. Richard Thorn, the Wootton! of the George, had entered noon the keeping of the house on the 3d of July; on the 2011 r, he was in the house about half-past seven in the even ing; he thee went into the City; all was peaceable in the house at that time. Carty had been working for witness for several days before; does not remember whether he left him in the house at that time—hut when he returned, about nine o'clock, he saw hint at the door of the tap-room, no one doe being he the house; the doors had hen shut by wit. uns's wife. lie remonstrated with the deceased for getting drunk and epoxies; the row ; but be said it was scut his fault, and view away. Minns had refused lea - him between five and six o'clock, because be was intoxicated. The following day the deceased did not wok, but be did the day after. He saw him and employed him on errands and jobs every day after until he weal to the Hospital ; and ow the Moorlay or Tuesday, when the door was error'', shout half-paat sax in the no g, Willseb, saw him come in with a pewter's kunt un his "hosteler, and lie went Stu the taponum and laid his bead on the table to sleep, saying he bad been up all night. Cross examined by Mr. Jassone.—On the 20th July, the hone was out fuller than usual; when he left it, about half_ past seven, the.. were not more !hen seven or eight persona, is did cool know them, having PO recently conseto the house. Does out remember to have seen Mahoney there, bet tee nines Coghill/a was there. Mahoney might have been none erithoilt Ins-knowledge; when he returned Carty's head did not appear is Iran Ann dressed. Quertioard by Mr. Moron Gstaneau—About len • days brfurr, Carty had two black eye , , acid hi. teniefeent. Mary 11Pheniey knew theileceaseel very well ; she was not •at the George when the row took pleat, but on the Sunday folk:ions( she dassed with him, between five and six o'clock in the evening; there were more than three dozes persons at the dance, which was in a house in the same wart where the Prisoners lived; they hail a piper and they danced a molter of there hours; nary had nothing to .rink; the floor of the room gave way, and Carty, with all the rest, fell clown into the cellar; when he got up, she asked him if he was hurl, and he said,‘" Yes,' et little in his bead. - She did not go with Isom to get any refreshment, nor does she remember whether his head was bound up. ertur-eramiard by Mr. Jnalle.—Jerry Carty fetched the piper ise, and set the people to dance; lie wore the sans clothes PP Ice usually did every day ; lee had a small wound on his IWael, but no bandage, and he did sot complain be. fine the fall. Michael Labe,' remembered being at a dance with Jerry Carty 1111 the Sunday evening after the row had happened at the George. Carty brought iii the . piper. As nearly as wit- Ilfs.ll could guru, there acre fifty persons present, big and, little altogether. The fluor gave way, and they all fell down' one stn another. Carty %VI. in liquor, and would dant with wining, and they were daneilig when the fluor gave way. Wanes picked Carty up; the Most was running from his 11415 f, acid witness took him to Ow George, and asked him what he would have to drink ; he sneered, that he could hear nothing, fur his bead awl his heart were bruised, and. lie never ,Xpected to get over the fall and the beanie. . John Hindman, beedie of the London Hospital, de tweed to the deceased, on the 1131 - .4 his aduaissiem, having kare to go out of the hos'pnal, and returning intoxicated. fits or seven einem?* were called, who spoke to the cha racters of the Prisoners for humanity. Mr. Baron G11*141131 minutely terapituluted the evidence, and charged the Jury on the legal &sitarists between the crimes ortneseder and manslaughter; leaving it fur them to sarrheilwr the evidence soffit-idoly connected the Prisoners with the assault upuu the de:rated to sustain the latter charge against them. The Jury retired, and termitic been met newly on hour, re turned aNceit tweswv minutes before debt o'clock, with • terniet of Medsehnspefer against all the tour Pristine'. A letter from Newburgh, duted Sept. 5. sap— " Our . Peprre state diet the Emperor of Russia tient fronts Pultawe en repreSs to Vienne, declining to virit that city, oil act mitt ..f the nets ssity of his Majest>'s p►eseoee at the Polish I)iet, but carts , - ilog a wish to hive tin iutotvietv with hi. Majesty the Emperor of A ustiie iu tltr int:wing of October at fume other place." Toe Sea►ion of the Diet of Bedell is closed. Doting the whole Stssio:ia perfectly good under• standing prestuled betisreas the wittier). sod the Se oud Ch.boaber. 7 .46 %iI'AL I t J . • - . 1111111101110.111116411 foot, qmartered in Dublin, are /daily expittakitetnittioark for Liverpool, It k said they tire ttt he qnartered in VOA, Leeds, and Sudiirralreld. • • The head mutate. division of the td Royal Veteran Bann litimreisder the conssmisit of Major anis tiger, disembarked at Cove no the 6th instant, and immediately marched fur 31 id. dictate, on a fonts to Ferssoy, there to wait orders from the C.orimander of the Forma. fine regiment is destined to have its beedittaelers at Waterford, and to take up the cantonments of tie 3501.. The 15th regiment of foot, front Stirling, ham replaced the ttOth is FAlissborgh Coolie. The latter forint has nivirchril fur Heroic*. On Thorsday morning detachments of the /at Battalion of the 3d Guards marched from rorl.moutb for otveral of the oil-puets, to take the duty perfirrnied by the 24 Teleran'. A Battalion of Vests:sus is expected from Ireland, tat the I room of the 2d Battalion. The remainder of (he id Rossi Veterans- embarked nn Thursday ul Puitinnunth, to join *n first division in Ireland. SCOTL4NI). REUNION OF THE SECESSION CHURCH. This happy event was eniwniumated on Friday, the s.h instant, in Br isto-alreet Meeting-house, the spot in seventy•three ye-an before, the separation took place. • 1 . The two Synods met in the morning of that day the General Associate Synod, in their Synod house, Nicholson -forte', and th-- Associate Synod, in the lieveresid Mr. Lothian's Meeting-house, Portsburzli ; said after having finished the boxinese that had been vunnatted to than severally, adjourned, cOnstituted, to Bristo.street, at half-past twelve o'clock, walkoig in regular order le the place of meeting: first, the sniuisters, then the elders, probationers fur the ministry, and students of divinity. Af. ler the two *lauds were seated in a part of the Merinag.houpe which bad been railed in for their reception, and to alter- Rate pews, 114) that they were completely iutermii. Icd , the two Moderators in front of the pulpit, and the two clerks at a little distance on the tight and left, the Senior Mode. rotor gave out a psalm : s et'. 17-42;, in which the Synods and whole attending multitude jonnd. The Si ii Mode ratio (The KIEV. Dr. Jamiesoo, of Edinburgh, belonging to the General Asaociate Synod) then rose, and called ass the Clerk of the Synod, whor» he represented, to read their last misfile. After Ow Clerk bail door so, the Junior l'llodera. tur (the Rev. Mr. Balmer, of Berwick, belonging to the As aoriale Synod), in like eianner called oil the fleck of the Synod whom he represented to read their last nonlife. The minutes read by the Clerks in soccesaion were orinly in the same wordy, and to the following effect : " The General Associate Synod, bovine accepted the basis of Union and having by the good hand of God Ilona them now finished all their own business, and all in•eparairoy ar. rangements, this Synod, with fervent gratitude to Coil for having led them thus far, and in bumble dependence on Ilia grace to bless the solemn and intiresting step obit!, they are now about to lake, and to enable them to improve Ilse privileges and discharge the dukes vitae!, are short to devolve upon them is runsequence of it—du resolve, and hereby record their resolution, forthwith to repair ii. the appointed place, that they may unite wills their breihrin of the other Synod, in he knows by the name of The United Associole Synod of the Meet-swum Church, composed of the Associate (commonly called Burgher) Synod, and of the General Associate (commonly called Anti-Burgher) nod; that they racy henceforth walk with them in the fear of God and in the comfort of the Holy Ghost, striving together for the faith of the Gospel, fur the purity of divine ordinances, and for the enlargement of the Church of Christ." 'I he articles which form the basis of union were then real, the whole members of both Syerodssiassilinc. After Hai. was dour, the senior Moderator stood op and raid, 1 'tech, e in the name of the General Associate Sy 1, whom I repre sent, that the Crucial Associate Synod is hetictforth one with the Associate Synod;" and tbejunior Modes atm. in like manner lose and said, 14 1 declare in die name of she Asso ciate Synod, whom 1 represent. that the Associate Synod is henceforth one with the General Associate Synod." The two Moderators immediately gave one another the right hand of fellowship, in which they were followed by all the ministers and elders belonging to both Synods. The Unites! Associate Syuud now called t senior mi nister present in the house to take the Cbsie'r rd oliciata a. moderator. Accordingly the Rev. Divid . Greht, of Lases. Kelly, look the Chair, gave not • psalm (psalm exxxiii.), suit constituted the Court his prityer. He was succeeded by the 11ev. Dr. Pringle, of Perth, and fhe Rey. Dr. Hall, of Edinhurch, the two next in seniority of Ilse ministers pre ach I. The former led the devotions of the assembly by slogs ing psalm xc. 13-17, and by prayer; and the latter by rending the 17th chapter ofisrbo, singing Psalm lxxii. 17-IS/, sot, by prayer. After the devotional exercises were lissisht d Ivy singing Psalm tvlvii. 1-5, the roll of the Coiled Asso ciate Synod was called by the former clerks, and business adjuiersied sill Tuesday at eleven o'clock. The multitude who Willifned Ibis event, vaesnoralde in the history of the Secession, was immense; but point iliat•nding the pressure of the crowd eager to be admitted, the whole was conducted wilt, the greatest unite. For this the Synod frl themselves deeply indehted to the Magistrates of Ports. burgh; who not only honoured them with their present e during the solemnities of the day, hut in the hsushannert manner ordered a strung party of constables to alteutl, whose conduct, tinder she wise direction of their Moderator, toge ther with the good dispusitiou of the public, secured com pletely that decorum which became the iuterestiug transac- tio..s of the occasion. Upwards of 300 gentlemen connected with the Secession, and several of the Magistrates, dined together iu Oman's new rooms, Waterloo place, after the public services were finished, and spent the evening with the greatest cordiality. The company broke np about eight o'cisick.—(Minburgia Star ) On the nigkt of Monday week the family at Freston. -mount, tke seat of William Mayne, Esq. were alarmed by a loud barking; they armed them selves, and sallied fords, guided by a faithful dog, to a barn or nut-house, where to their astonishment ober found concealed seven fellows, completely armed, who, trusting to their superior nitinbcre the searching party being only three), instantly rushrd out and attacked them, and would have over powered them, hot Su a young geoid. min who happened to he on a vrsit at the sou-r, who hearing the noise, rushed out, armed with a sword, and from his dexterity in the use of the weapon, 'suc ceeded in severely wounding two of them, which so terrified their companions, that they instantly fled, but sere pursued to the house of a suspicious cha racter, named Patrick Hatt, where they were all effectually seemed, and were safely lodged iu Mo stagliats gaol.—(Aescry Paper.) COURSE l►F EXCHANGE Anisterdam....C.F It 7 Ditto at right l2 4 Rotterdam .... 2 U lt 8 Antwerp . . 12 II Hamburg 11. 37 7 A1tupa........23 U. 37 8 Paris 3 day's sight.. 25 80 Hill• Pourdeaux . 26 10 Frankiort 011 the M 156 Vieaua elective 2 M 10 15 ..du lO 15 344 radix Bi 341 Barcelona 33.4 Seville 13! Gibraltar Leghorn Grava .. 431; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. Venice l7 110 Malta 45 1 Naples Palermo.. „Kra's 115 Liihon • • Oporto Rio Janeiro Bahia Uublin . ....... 7 Cork Agit) of Bank on Holland BULLION. Portugal Gold iu l •. a. Coin, per oz 0 0 0 Foreign Gold in Bars 3 17 10} New 1luubloon• 3 16 0 New Dollars 4 104 Silver in Bars 0 4 111 •••••••• • THE TURF.. • NEWMARKET FIRST MEETING, I H 3. . Sweepstakes of 200 cs. each, b. ft. Sst 71b. verb. 11. W. Ld .lerrey's e. by l'lmoicn IA Runs's c. Pbasis D. ofPoitlaud's c. by South. I Mr. Villiers's cult by Duo sayer Cosssr b. Sweepstake* of 10fIgs. curb. b. b. for allies, Sot. 411 b. each. Ab. M. D. of Grafuoia,lur Robrus Lord Gutter's, by Comas. I 1). of Rutland's, by honour KNIGHTON RACES. furoinAy, Avails? 29. The Mernhers' Plate of :rOl. for, ill am.. Them mile heal*. Mr. Itioerr's be. Paul Petirr, 4 yrs oil, S.I 411 Ir 1 I Mr. Um lt n ham's b. in. Miss Allegro. 5 ir.• ell, gat. 111 , 2 2 Mr F.irrali 61. C. Rebecca, 3 yrs ultl, Ost. 121 b 3 3 WEDNESDAY. A Handicap Svreepoakra of sp. each, wills 3W. melded; fur all at. a. Three mile Imam. 4 Autoret.lrers. --- Mr. Cooke's lw. h. Boron, 5 yrs old, 8.1 Ms Both nh.iin's Miss Allegro, 5 yrs. old, tlst. 121 h.., 2 2 A Sweeixiskes of sgs. esirh, with ifigs. aatlea, for homes Not ihurough.bu•d. Three mile hest* 6 gubscribers. Mr. B be. ni Brunelle., 6 )rs cola, 100 1 1 Mr. I'm s br. in. 1 ere old, lost 2 2 Mr. nu . 11 eb. f. 4 psi 01,1, 841.92, (fell) ...... ths. DLTRHA 11 RACF.S. 'THURSDAY. AUGUST 31. no City Members' Plate of 502:f0r horse.' that never wee * Mir or Sweepstakes; three year-olds, 710. 101 h; four, slat. 71h.; five and upsiards,Sst. 101 h. Two mile hest•. Mr. T. Peirce's h.( by Waltow,3 yrs old .... 4 2 I 1 Mr. Demeombr's br. g. by Des Cossack, 3 yrs old Mr. Hegel' ine's ch e. by Marion, 3 yrs ukl.. 3 4 3 2 Mr. Liilileh's b . e. Alert, 3 yrs old Mu. Smith'. hi. f. by the Engitiver, 3 yrs otd.„ 5 5 5 dr Sweepstakes of Sirs. rack, with 10gs. added by the Tow., for horses sot tiorovgb.bred ; 9.1. 71h. each. Two-milk heats. Mr. Booth's ih g. Joker, by Octavian, S yrs old.. 5 1 1 Mr. Shipley'i hl. al. Lady llorner,:r, yrs old 1 2 2 Mr. iYilkinsuit's b. h. by Y. arningbrusigh, 5 yrs 3 3 3 Mr. Hopkinsmes br. g. Belliughaos, 5 yrs old. Mr. George's hr. li. Doti Giovanni, 5 yrs old FRIDAY, 1. The Harlow, Strict s 4.f 5;.i. each, with 501. added, for three yenr Olds 761.41 b.; and foar,Bst. 71b Mares and gelding% allowed 31b. Two-mile Ilea's. Sir M. W. Ridley's hR, Chorister, by Conlin Mr. !Ambit-s • ch. f. Lady Heron, 4 yr• Old 2 2 Mr. teslo 's b. f. Hamblrtonia (4ate Harmony) 3 yrs Old 1 fiat I 1A.% of the• Cavalry Stokes was woe, at two heat•, by Mr. ti , nith's L. tn. Catch.ber-wbo•cau, 5 yrs old, L.artnz 100 otio•rs. PITURDAY. The C I y Plaie of NV. Three mile heats. Mr. Leelien b. f. llnmhleinnin, 3yn old , Est. 71b. 3 1 1 Mr. Shipley's b. in. Jenny Horsier, 8 yre net. 11lb. Mr. Lainbion's br. b. Trnib, syn old, Set. I'2tb 1 4 3 Mr. Mt whiner ch. c. by Marsala's, 3 yrs old, 461.711 r Tbe &foal Clams the Cavalry *dm wa woe. al Sirs hemp by Mi. Beywortlis b. Brairirmilipid, 3 yrs oW, bud lug awe *am. • iN#ERNESS. SEPTIMBER 8. The Jory Court was opened here this day, at ten o'clock, be the Right Hon. Lord Gibes. The case of Wood Alscdoiall of Gleisir.trry, and Erso &011ie. Esq. of Dochfour v. Doauger Lady S a loon. Sic..is Dow gotil4 on. Tilt' damiigsis are laid at 3.000 f. Counsel for the Pursuers, Mrs'r•. Cockburn-and Matteson ; and for the De feudert, Messrs. Jeffrey and Robertson. The oret case will be that of Major Gilchrist v. S. Dempster. Counsel for the Pursuer, M. Jef frey ; and for the Defender, Messrs. Gordon and • Cockburn. Ross v. Milieu and Others conclud.4 tie busi ness. Counsel for the Pursuer, Moors. Jeffrey and Cockburn; and for the Defoiders, Messrs. Gordon and Cockburn. ...... Lord Gl!lies intimated, that fur the convenience of the Jury, he would endeavour 'Wallis,' the bu -1.111V4 10-11WITIM. id.. RIC E VS. CORN EXCHANGF.,FnioAv, Srrmarß 15. We have not had any fresh arrivals of V. since Moe-. flay, lint the demand being very trifling, sales were esceed ifiely heavy this morning, and Monday's prices were with difficulty sustained We cantina to receive large supplies or Oats. yf.t the trade seems !nisi•, and the prices of last market day fully maintained. In Bailey. Beans, and Pease, gbeee la little or no variation. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FillpAY. SEPTEMBER 15 There was a good supply of all kinds of cattle at market this mooning, mid limn, hearts obtained lost Monday's, purr•. %Mou t Veal, Lamb, and Pork, at the prices Hay, Straw, and Clover, the►e is little attera. twit —The following is a correct statement of an pricer aid uniubers:— To rink the Mrs, 8eef....4.. 04. to Ss. MI. Mutton 4s. thl to Ss. Lamb...4s. 0.1. to 54. 44. Vea1....4a 0.1. to 51. 11141. Pork... 4s. 0.1 to ss. 10.1. I 11AY-MA 11a5... 3/. 10s. ('lover Si. Os. Straw per stone or illb. Head or Cattle tbk dor—. Beasts OM Sheep and Lambs..., 6,900 Calves 1ric..... .... ARKET. 0.1. to 11. Is. la 0.1. to 0/. Os. 141. 0.1. to 1/. Its. 0.1. UXBRIDGE. Corn luspeetur's Return, Tosonsaior, SEPTRIIIIER 14. Wheat, per load l5l Os to 20/ Vs New ditto Barley, per quarter 33. to 384 .—d Oats. 21. to 280--d Beaus 40s --d to 45. —d Pease • —d to —d Rye 36s —d to 41s —d N EWBURY, BERKS. Wheat Ms to 73s I oats Ryr 48s to --. Brans 44s to 49$ Earley 281 to 32e P.s.4r 42s to 43e Bread, per gallon, ls - Gd. to ls. 8d NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the ustrrass.) Reef ..., 34 8.1 to 4. 4.1 I Veal lg 4J to Ss 84 Mutton.. 4s 0.1 to 4.* B.lPork 44 0.1 1.. 5. 8d booth 4. OA. to Ss 4d. COAL lIIARKFM, brertuuta Ships al Markel. 11ups cola. Price. 5o NrWragile 5 SaiodierlaoJ [From the" Lomb?. New Price Celrrent."j FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Suoms.—The demand for Mitgrovailes this week has boots steady, the Milders arc more firm , and they evince bide dis position to effect *Ors by submitting to lower rates; the market may still however be stated heavy without the slight est variation as to the prices. At the close of tu.da's market there was a eoasisiershla ,Improvement in the ilrmand for and of yesterday sob' this firearm art Urges. considerable tt, it. ( or rove time pireviosely. • • lu Befitted GOWN there have been enissiderible perehrieer this week, and is several instances so impessrepstut of hag been obtained fur lumps y uo general aelvece cos 1r... ever br stated: very large parcels of Hainbores loaves 2, e reported to he taken got of the market at 935. a 95e. Th.,• is more igaiq foe goods few the llediterranean; Hoe home. cons•mptiun demand is also incressiorglulatees are steads. There have been several considerable parcel, of nevi.. linger Modell (slimied to politic Wile this week ; 1051 white Havasu& wed at high rates, frilly rarpportine the previous rites, Gee gas -450 chests Brim! sold Israelis at ;Weer prices; good white 535. a 545.; yellow 335. Tht Last India Sows, 409 chests, sold at low rates. The Brazil Sugar to-day sold at low rates, making a fr't in she prices this week (runs 3s. a 4.. per cot. Corer—The spassitity of Coffee brererght to sale he, week has brew very extensive, and as . geveral pantie sae Iworieht forward suirespectedly, the market gave way 4a. a 3s. per cwt., extensive parcel. of St. Domirgo being di.. posed of at 130.. 6d. The market ha. since 'miser re...sere.% and for St. Dorwiago 131 s. has beets freely oftered, and me few tellers at that price Jamaica, and other deer. lesions ..f Coffee, have gone off a l the same decisive, good ordinary re' at 1211 s which previously realised 130 r., tint in dinar y n, e• i• siderehle parcels sold st 130 r. and 131 s. This furenorn i A public sales were brought forward, cuusisthrt of large 4.f St. Hamitic,' and Resell Cake. sad same Demerara Ikehire dercriptions; of the natter, very little ha. lately be., brought forward, aid our qrsirtatiorsa were previ. , noly &MO nominal, Ilse whole will. great opird ; for the St. DV mingo 132.. wis offered and refused, and for a parrvl the sale, 132.. 6.1. war offered: the Brasil pale 130,. G, nerally the Coffee market may to-ellay he wiled Is. high. thaw us Wednesday, and there is a greet improvement in the deviated. The accounts by the lords from the Haase Town. and from Holland, are favonrable as to Coffee, pa.. titularly from tin' former: the holders to-day aie to roue gamer very sanguine of an improvemesit. Cerro/J.—The market rens rine in a very depressed rtate, the prices are -141. a id. per lb. lower. The amounts (runt Liverpool Shea moening stale the demand was entirely sr— ',eroded. The porches."' for the week ending yesterday were_ Inn lieoval.6l I, a °;d.; 420 Swats 61.1. a 7341. ; 100 Pe.. name 151 , 1.1 15.1.; 40 Carriacou lid. 1111 , n Pao%tsgotts.—The particular* of the ettlllirefr for Protisions with Government on Monday ; 10,r0Ou casks, fie,j and Pink:— Jade. Navy lire. By a Wore at Cork— s. d. d a. 4. t a. d 2.000 Beef mud Pork 511 5 hll S 312 2,0110 Pork and newt 519 6 5 9 6 3IS .) By a London house.- 3,000 Serf..... 612 6 41 5.10 4 3 1:. 3,000 Perk etGo.—The sale at the Isidia House finished on Tare day, it consisted of 10,240 chest., commenced an the 2201 Allison. The tine and good Indigos sold riot, 1. per 1t.., the good middling and middling fp3lllll lel albollt per lb., and the inferior freer ed. a 9. 5 . per ib. lose. . than the last salt . • price*. The whole quantity bought su by the pn.- , prietura dee, not exceed 800 to 1,1)00 chests. Rum, BIANDY, and 11 °LIAM us.—The market hew be. come exceedingly heavy; the Governmeat coronet adver tired fur 100,000 gallons Rum, has OW imposed she demand Of the prices. Geneva and Beawily are also heavy ; the te. quest for the latter appears entirely In have subrideiL Hoes.—The setontsis from the Hipp drstrictr are very ft. wearable; the picking hail commenced, and a ronsideialih supply is expected at market next week : the few pockets of new brought to market this week slit littla. a 110 a. TAIL—By public sale 13th usal.-500 Harrel, American Tar, per Christopher, from Parladelphis, 1.75. 64. a (Si. 04r.s.—Tlw deemed for Fish Ode runtimes, and there is every probability.... considerable baseness teeing dose. The sale. sf Greetalood, both fur r sport and home consumption, are alreudy coaaiderable; the peeing rice is 3411. Taretow —The prices of Foreign Tallow are rather lower, and thew is little drone at the reduced prices. The 'foss reseeket is to-day quoted Gls. 6.1. which is the Kafue at last week. Flow.—A parcel of Black Smyrna, byre beeu sold ibis week at 42.. per cwt.; fur the other dtvcrtptive. there is at prevent welly little densaad. N A l'A L IfrI4LIGENCE. Ffavrtfu Tn, sierrevaiß 14. Arrived the Godunirlamb, - Cock, from Chrostotois; the Realrs it and Hied film a cruise; and !Wyss°nth store ship from the Cape. PLYMOUTH, EFFTEMLIER 13. Sailed the Carl August, Nish', for liirberc. HARWICH. SIPTICHRIR 14. Arrived the Leicvoiter packet with a mail from !holland. FALMOUTH, SIPTEMIBIR 12. Arrived off this port the American brig Lady 31onrue, Pullet°, liven Baltimore for Bremen, out 28 fi 'sr DEAL, strrEmorn 14. Arrived and sailed for the River the Lord Cusok.vagh, Thompout., from St. Dom i 11111; Preston, Fercois, trout Slontserrat; Slaria, Tait, foam St. Lorna; Pacific, Tashor, from Miransicloi; Columba', Attest, front Jamaica; Star! and Eleanor, !Javier, from Bristol fur Ilsniburch; and w— veral mole, names unknown. LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 13. Arrived the Mary and Ilell, Malcolm, from Bahia; \Yiikiuwa, (fall, (rum Nisei:Otani; emplane, Nair'nods, from Dlateuzas; Aber, M'Cluise, front Jamaica; and Importer. Ler, from New York. The Sophia, Christopherson, sailed from St. linntingo fur Liverpool 24th July, and struck on a rock on the 25110, but was gut off after diachargiag her cargo, and would sot oil the 295 b. The transports ■uder Lieutenant Coates, Royal Na•y Ageut, will Nail frosts Portsmouth this day fur Cork, lo take we board the Sist regiment for Halifax, where the .ralue ships will embark the ISO toot, and bring them to Euglaud. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cl.Cotss. ....67! I India Bonds —l9 20 pr. 66 iii 1 Ex. Bills, v... '2 3 4 pr. 5 per Lt. N. A0n...103 I Lottery Ticket. 2. Is.. 10-2 ;,1 I Omni um .31 Imp. 3 pow Cent. 66 65; 1 Ditto Pay 3tt, dis. Indio Stock ..2145 114 I Coos. for Ace. 07i 66y.k BIRTHS. On Friday morning. the Ibtb instant, in Hinton-square, the wife of the Rev. Robert Crosby, Secretory to the Refuge fur the Destitute, of* eon. Du Monday last, at Ballygiblin, in the County of Cork, the Laity of Witham W. Beefier. Al P. IF.sq Of • sou. Ne regret to state the child oily heed till lleXt MARRIAGES. On Thursday, at St. Mary-le Bone church, by the Rev. Berau.l Port, William, eldest sun of William Weimer, of Aslibuuro, lo Louisa, steolid daughter of Jolts Port, Esq. uf LyuilhurPt i Ou Monday, the 11th instate!, at Halstead church, by the Res. Win. Adams, I) I). Wm. Philip Hoilywoud, Esq M.P. uf Mark's Mill, to Priscilla, eldest daughter of Charles Hasbury, Esq of Sloe Fartu, bulb in the causally of Essex. 00 Thursday, the 7th September, at Timms church, by the Rev. IYitliarw Archdall, the Rev. William Pasley, Rector of kiliennel, deflect* of Laighlin, to Cathertua, daughter I the lily John Wilson Palliser, of tic Great 'Assad, cuuuty IVesfurd, Esq. On 'faraday, the sth instant, at the rrieods' meeting house, Dublin, William Going, goo of Charles Going, Esq. of Alta Villa, in the comity Tipperary, In Martha hbitild4, fourth (laughter of Henry Harding, Esq. Auditor Gestrall 011kr. HIGH WATERTiIIaDAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Horsing 4$ eller 7. I Envie' RR ahrr Printed and Published at T,.c 811T1111 Paw awl Tor Gsosslce, No. 127, Strand, by C. CORNIYELt u of the Strand. 15. i; . k. • er ~, mai