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r , lo7ll,Luvziveit. gnat or 111,41SAKOCar111100041% •••mm..• sea Et!. %lc sun 44.4.iiit0. The Cosa were occupied in thologply.ent of the day Is ltimicig motions of as pwbBe.it reslL re. JuNie• he.? Sal its the Bail Court till sieves, et7ulnob s sboo, he littered this Curt. Mr. Hunt was ealleskspos to ge.mg milk hie argosies'. Us iserisedialely rope ao4 walk that wheat he had left of au tom precedirag day, he trod beemeorleavouring toksbc. their knr.letrips, that the teMewiso reaped*" the Bags and ban ners unlit. um tip hare bees received. Thriv I. o f 4 ldsitl viuobl obse rve, that though all the witness,. who had seep gremerisioss Week Asg spike of the mottos thereon. yet Is no iistaisee did they Rive similar testimony. This fag Was produced at the trial, ow it was the cobbles, of justice its osuMly painted, hot fortunately foe the !arrest's's. the primer had omitted the sword; he said fortunately, because so mach ores. had beau 101 l nu • bloody dagger which serer existed. Now *allot sees who were seat by the Magistrates to Mite soles of the eaottos very Mr Justice BATLICT" 1 mulestronred to press the Bags as against those cooly who bore them." Ur. Hoot conteaded, that as there was the variance which he bool stated in all the testimony, it was • strong reason why the rule of the law of "widest" should not have been de parted frum, of not receiving ural fretioneay reeprelia2 writ he document*, where the documents thesseelves might be yr•ilseed ; and these Bags were, he cookware', of the ',inure of willies doemsenta. He spa, pressed the Court to receive the affidavits which he hail before offered; and quoted n case where, upon application for • rule to thew snaps , why • new trial should out be Emoted, allidavit• were allowed to be read. _ _ Mr. hunter Bawt.av-w+" In diet immure the hedge who tried the cause was sot wend; and the affidavits were ne. cowry to assist thejodgmest of the Court, whether they would grant • role to chew rinse or not." Mr. Hunt then offered affidavit' as to the pint of being taken by tuirmise at the trial, recanting the charge of fol lowing op the illegal intention (us appeared by the notice of the first meeting advertised) of electing a legislatorial attorney —After Wet discossioo, The Court decided that a surpriec was where evidesee was produced which is not expected; hut this *sootily evidence mute tete of in • way sot 'tweeted, and which be (Mr. Hone) bad Owned haselitiest for the purpose. It was therefore no surprise. Jr. Runt the. proceeded to slate that as the only fig which it appeared be "veld know say thing about was trio carried by the female who sat is the dickey of the artiane in which Ile rode, he begged to recut to his Lordship's (Mr. Justice Bayley's) recollection that be bad charged the Joey if they believed the Dekedsols were aorant of the mottos they could find a special verdict. Mr. Justice FlituT—` l If the mottos leaded to excite dis- It rec.' inn and contempt of lie Government, whether the par t** horse the tootles or not, it is illegal!' 'O.. Hunt—" That is titulary to what his Lordship cud al the trial." VI lusliet RATLIT etrited what he bed said at the trial, •cr, tiling to his recolketina of it. The Loup Crtn Joeeten—.-* The only difference up. peers to be, that the Judge at the trial sued op she evi. drum more favourably for you, them, is the opiniwnof *nos . , . . other Judges it augh t to bays bees : it goes so further." Mr. Dual proceeded to spite, that be was not by say Means certain that if leadividsals were attacked is a email, we alt llnerliemer, by • party ef soldiers : that they would not be ;addled is resisting latch /meek, either with stones, brick• bet., madmen. any other wetipon they might hisppea to have in their hands, provided that they resisted individually with. out mem, or eigreerneet with others. Mr. Hunt then shortly summed op the arguments whirls be bad urged so their Lord ships' a ti,ii ties He would rest, be said, es the principle which his Lorde.hip had implies teally impressed on the J•ry—to Rod no Defendant guilty if 'Mei bad a doubt sport the matter; but In let them have the besellt of mach doubt. With all deference to his Lordship he must centred, that ho had charged the Jury, contrary to this principle, what in the 'Venice of proof be hid suggested, that they might presume •vdtist the isooctane of the Defrodants, whey, I. feet, L the nrevaimptiee s o ht to have been the other way. Mr. Host eenclnded b y apolugiaitig to their Lordships for the time which he had •pied in stating his arguments, but secured them be hiM coatined himself as strictly as possible to those which he Thought cogent, and entreated their Lord ships dispassionate eassideratiou of them. - When he had silt lows, the Lord Chief Justice inquired if any of the oiler Defeedsests wished to addms the Court, but they all dentined it. The Loao ratair Justice mid, the Court would, agree ably to Mr. Hunt's request, take time to consider the ease till Monday, wheal probably they would be ready to give their deeisinte. Mr. Haut hewed, and accompanied by the other De- ftimiasts, immediately len t►e Civet. After wb ie► a jury 111111 seem is, and t►e Lord Chief lea. Levees at Nisi Prime, ►et .o ease of public istereet wee tried. TRU ZINO V. CASLILII. Mts. Carlik appea►ed this nsoraing lo plead to another criminal info' nsaisuu bled easiest her, at the instance of the S. cies, fur the Suppression of rice, for publishing another biespliwasous I brl, containing the flagitious doctrines of Pelmet, Aye of Reason Mr. Dealer, rend over the isformatien, to which She De• fefwEint pleaded Not Cattily. Mr. Deskry—m Take notice then, that yo■ will be tried u • wa this information at the sittings he Crtsildhalt, so he held OW the Coy of Leoslon, after the eras Term." The Defendant Ikea retired. OLD BAILIA - Y, SATURDAY. MAY 6. The Re 1•10411 termisated this day. The COMMON Sta. JUST Nod amend Aiderates of the City of. Lueders set on the Beach; mad, before the Coon adjenrsed, the followisg wrote% abet were charged us asspicion of being concernrd ia the th./0411fttl corspirsey, were brought op by Mr. a. own. the Keeper of Newest...sad placed is the Duck, vie. Thome. Prestos, the shoemaker; Wilkins Hazard, as oW min /O years of age a schoolmaster; Abel Hell, a shoe writer ; George, a isimmer,sho restded at Paddiagise; W Sionrsows, Gestleman's servant ; and W. Firth, the owner of cheek*, is Cato-street. Preatim made au attempt to address the COOtii hot was immediately aik•ced. The prisoner. OdtrO irtensed that, m me preetecutors appeared agp.o:Lt them, they Mr ikkockorir* A melancholy occident ..curved at the Old Cs.tle bent, Colusty of Meath, on Wednesday lag; a iseyvasit of Mr. CRLIGIITON, ion of the H1)0. C044 , 11r1 CILIIMITOM. who was attending his Master et the hood, we. theme° from his horse, and had WI neck broken, which reseed instant death. IMPORTANT INFOSIOATION.—Front calculation uy thr College of Physiciene. no less then 40,000 itteminseinly is Great Britsin.ed Comniniptios, sod at Ism 10,1614 . ), in. Leedom. The late Was. Turnbull, Req.& vary ingemmieiSergess, ascertained that every 110th penes was raptured. 'have complaints are truly alarmist' to every who ales the leavt exertion. It is also ieereeittle tie austere that eager from a certain Disease, by ban improprrly treated. it was shoe! circumstantial's. iodineed DI, Commie to 'sleet eatiaest l'hysiciam and Surgeons, of at least JO years' experience, to toms a hjedical Board; amersiscit the Establiehmeet upwards of 30,000 Patients have hem cured—many of them after Hospitals kaill failed Seesaw. Comma end. Co. are cossetted at Window'''. wan, OsAwAmiriett, and at Carlotta Home. Goat Choir typeettrest, uppositkilie Rev. Rowland Hill's, dilly, from Eicbt.—aleehamies hare advice gratis every Swam in, frees Six till Eight, sod es Sunday blunder( until Tilden o'Cluelk.—• • • Raptures or years standing midi. rally cared, without conirseseol,Tbese era private dame tettels boom, and pronto now for ressalm—lLL The 111 "I4, tread &Psi' te' rf.oo Slegre. Camas sad Ca's ORP INsrm il ime Diseases, pehliiheil at One by Illr. flinch hi, lilseklnameivad. They will um pm* mw/al i• pause llorsetitisaars. i , R • • • I t .l . lb I ;t • *". S ihM -• :71ML4N7N • 91/111.114 ISAT %. Peel onotell was held at the pestle ois Mitaeday,"be twos arconseet of Counsel Omni the friar's of Alderman West by the Soled of AlArriea, sal Ablerestas CIO" thit Cwwwitoos, to iII the office of Lord Mayer, for the easels* • pear. Comm' Wert heard as length The lank Lietneasat arid Privy Council remained shoat half asi boar in deliberation, when the lawyers ea broth sittra, sad all the. Al4evinee ia atirodsoce wars called into lbs Clasather sad Wismar.' that Caused decided that a new ekt 4 . o 'ball she Places sea that the Laid Cliancellwr rettommeaded to the Cu. pannier. to agree. Oa Weilvweday nicht a awasber of persons astsekell eke bow of Mrs. Massy. at Besselobs, la she I.lwriso• of doe. rely of Limerick, which they malscioasly Inks down awl drawer d Ass excellent fangs-house on Ike hinds Of Preach. nor Newsboys, she property of Pusrick Coffee, was totally car armed by fire or Werlarseksy right. LINCOLN APRIL FAIR. There was a larger number of sheep on Thsersaay kW, than perhaps ever was kismet' (about bapoo) and • errs* many hoyers. The pliers of hogs were from Us. to Sibs Some few • shilling • head hector. Mr. Whit lam, of Times, is supposed to have (upped the fair in cumber sad prier, bovine 10 1 . 1 410 / hoes, at Mls. • head. There was shins very large chow of beasts on F►iday, tbonehls hut few fat ones; both Woad lean sold at very high pi iees.—The fair 'brooch. out bus lowa a very good sof ; and ihun%li sheep wild fur less sham at last April fair, the pikes were math hitter this had hens anticipated, mid such has in general very well &b -obsled-the sellers. A grazier bail bis pocket picked of nearly 1601. the produce uf stock which he had sold: the lawdlunl at the King's Head had a clerk broken open, and 201. stolen oat or +t by a person who slept in the rouge. At Louth fair, lass week, there was a large show of stuck, which sold at goad priers. 711 k - 7 UK?: CH ESTER RACES. MONDAY, MAY 1. The Grosvenor Slakes, a furbreript ion of legs mar, for all a r e. To ram the Grosvenor Corse. Mr.Moirldowortlesl. b. Rbadaniantlina, b yrs uld 1 Sir T. Stanley masses b. h. Duplicate, I yr. old. Mr. 31 ring's b. g. Anti-Radical, 4 yrs old Mr. Clifton names b. b. Magician, Sir W. Wynsi'm bl. rm. Baggier, Gen. Gramma:ie. ch. e. Walthanisinw, Lord Bel. grave mantra Mr. Robert's Sir Hairy, lint Oared —Mr. ['rai son maws b b. Northwood, Mr. Price's ch. h. 51audeville, Sir W. W. Wyun's br. c. by Thiludei bull, paid. The Prance Stakeout tbea. each; CO1(111, SM. 4111. ; Allies, Sit. Two miles. Lord Stainfurd'• br.e. by Thuallerbult Sir T.Sisratry's bl. f. by Thunderbolt • Sir W. Wyou's eh. r. L I , Champion ...i. Lord Guiana...es br,,,e. 14 Thunderbolt Lord Stawiford's 6. e. by Sir Oliver, 51... Viablees cb. f. Sister to Catherine, paid. _ _ A Maids. Mate of 'CAL Threinyear uW v 114. NS; Cass, Sat ; five, 811. 1311).; six anti siva, Sat. Illh. Hama ais4l icelAincs allowed 21b. The second beat to bb Oil titled to 101 Sir T Stssley's a. e by Wallow, 3 yrs ow ..... Mr. W. Hsouldssmartles ch. f by Aloha, 3 re 5 31r. Taoism's Dimas. aged. - - 3 S •• 00000 •••• Mr. *ere tr. r. by Fits Joules, S yrs obi Mr. R ibrfN etl. c. b. by Tbusiderbolt, 4yn old 2 5 Mr Inephrunra's cb. e. by Ccorrio, 3 yrs old 7 I Me. Slteplits ire b. f. bi Su Oliver, 3 yrs old TVISDAN. His Majestea Plate of Wipe.; four pa olds, est. 4n..; See, eat. 1016.; alt and aged, 9at. Wingers of one platy, watch, or sweeruakes, earning 516 ; of two, 716.; and of three or more, 1016. extra. Thrice mond. Mr. Tom.a. b. Is Duplirate,ll %es old - . Sr W. Wyan's b. h. Tarragon. 4 ps uW Mr. Clifton h. h. Csmeleven, sps old 3 Sir J. G. Ecertan's hr. h. G ilithorre. 4 pi. Oa Lord Grusvenur's hr. h. Sir Gilbert, Mr. Leicester's h. e. Coen Creak', Sir T. Si • illey'shl. c. liarmenti as nevi placed.— Mr. Sente's h. e. Exchange-, Mr. Teinses's b. h. Nurtiereavd, Lord Mir" hr. II- Steele Lord Derby's b. g Brunie; Sir J. G Sienna's h e Asibury, Mr. Mytiou's di. h. Mandeville, Mr. Painter's h. h. Handel, dawn. Stilly Guineas '(rlens), ass gift of she Members of she City, fur three yr olds; rolls to ratty 6.t. 81b.; fillies, 64.41 b ; four yr old cults, Sst. 41b.; fillets, tist. Ilb. Two toile beats. Sir J. G. Eireetries b. r. Asibory, 4 yrs oW Lord Derby's M. e P.ol Polar., 4 yrs old 2 3 Mr. Toones's b. h. Northwood, 4 yrs old Mr. &Bides f. by IVAry, 3v- old . - 3 4 gr. I. ...ay, 3 yrs . .. Mr. Scott's br. h. Exciting,. 4 yr. old Mr. Leicester's b. c. Corn Creak', 4 yrs old Sir C. Wulselry's hr. c. (limiter Sir T. Staoky's tit. f. ivy Thunderbolt, Sir W. W. Wyno's b. f. by Yosog Sommer, Mr. Shepherd's b. f. by Sir Oliver, Sir T. Slawley's r. le e by Weibel, Lord fdamford's Magi cian, Sir T. Mostys's b. r Prime Minister, drawn. IV CDNESDAY. The Mee Makes, a SISt4 !Stake', 50ss. each, h. A. for culla and lllih dos three y. ars uld. Mr. P.R. Pries's, gr. r Ci.UdIUII, by Camillo. Olt prrty of J. Mytirsa, Pay) Lord Goasernor's br. r. Lynn...der Mr. Roaddsourth's rh by Lsogion, Lord ilitasofurrra Astrologer. Lord Derby's b. r. by Santsbrusku, Sir T. Man. bl. f by Tbunderboir, Lord Gro.renur's hr. r. by Thun derbolt, not 'shred —Sir W. W. Wynn's b. r. by Yuuny Sor cerer, Sir W. W. Wynn's b f. by Young Surer err, Sir W. Pi'yase's cb.f. by Cirsin,Atirs, Lord Nl...ldoor' b. c. by Gus tavo., Mr. Hooldsourtir's tr. c brother to Magistrate, Go mind Groarenues ch. f MounsEinr, rod. An eXteliPllt '1111,1% The Staid Gold Ctip, value 10Ogs. (iii ►pecie) the gift of the Slaw! Committee, added to a Swerpstakes or lugs. each, fur all ages. Lortliktatford'es b e. Comet, 4 yrs obi 1 Mr. HookMayon's% b. h. Ithulausambus, 3 yrs old •• • • 2 Lord Derby's b. e. Egli, by Milo, 4 yrs old. 3 Mr. F. 111 Prices eh c. 111 and. vine, 4 yrs .. Sir W. W. Writes bl. Tempest ; Lid Giosvestoes hr. h. Sir Gilbe►t ; Mr. John Mytton's h. g. Artibßititirot ; Sur John Grey Egerton', b.c. Ganthorpe; Sir T. Stanley's b. h. Leo. Erie; Mr. Hooldsoorilr's b q, Magistrate • General Grosve nor's Walthaarsiow; Lord tinges kir. b. Steele; Mr. Clif tou's b. b. Advintee-drson.—Coo easy. The Annual City Plate or 60gs. gins by the Cognation. Mr. Paistes's b... Handel 4 yrs .. I I 1 Sir W. Wyse* Tarravio, 4 yrs old Sir T. Mostmes b. m. Filmset, 5 yrs old 3 3 dr Mr. Clifton's b. b.Casnetrou, Mr. SI yt ton's h. Maud*. ville, Sir J. G. Egertoes b. c. Griathorpe, drawn. SOBERTON RACES. The compile, on Roberto,' (Nom, was as thin on this oc casion ere Tuesday, as WAR 11w sport devoid of intrust; al though the weather was extremely favourable, sw carriages were on the course, and It,. sport canosird alertly of two heats, badly conleated, for the FRI' 'Well Cap of Filly Gni aims value, which was won by Mr. R. Legg's rb h. Railing Dick : and two •althea, one betweeu (:apiassi Midges and Mr. Steed, which wee won by the latter ; and the other lw. tweets Mr. Ewbask ■nd Captain Bridger, %loch was won by the teener. llat Sweepstake, of Five (Sufuris each, fur horses bunted is the county,ol nut 611 It is to be el itte'l led, that every aiireapt of lair years to Wind c I sport on Ohara' so beautiful and &towable in •" vary respect, Its that on Robes-toe Doan, has laded, and tint the elTust is more uosuccredel every year. Mr. WILKINSON. u►►der slew.trci to lite Marquis of JECABISS, woo k►lled by a G►II item home, ow his return fro= Beata iu l.uurulosl►ire, ea Moudey. r . - r= Tirt" • .. . " * . • iota i sat er: rffidWISOII NAM y. ' trawl as amasicas.IPSIMILI . , • CONTUSION OF SIORIUS N. B. HULL, • The reanimation and etoraessiSs of Morris Norton Barth* lowww Hell, t lien before TheMi.*ii , Ohm& Jaliti of the District Coowt in scab tbe the DAstriet of Maryland, • ane this Utlt day of Much, is She year lOU. After beteg cautioned dear legioeksmerledgmente god ton- Fessior must be ensile without hope or fear, and perfeetly• voluntary awl free, the said H.fjaith, that be was her. hi , : Mrs Hartfued, is the State of flew York ; that he to wow twenty year', of or, and that he studied physic, and was prionpally raised Si, the bersionensf a deteggim, it the dreg gist shop of his father, is Utica . New York; that be was'i Mme time out of employ in few Tort, where, about ' Ire weeks ago, he met with, sued, foe the Snit time, be- • mom wegoaneted with Peregrinilltistope; oboist two weeks thew they lweause acquainted they left New York foe Bel-. Sensory together; Hutton complained that he was out of Ottreey, mod proposed to rouse lotifislointore, where, se soon as he arrived, be could lay lets kends yu as much as be wooled immcdislely ; he did mot say how it was to be got, inet caressed gent riesellelesee It; they traorelkd logether from New York to Ploilairlelphiain the mail stage ; thence to Wilmington in floe siesinvlood; these, ha Newport is the stage. Hewn proposed her Ow Aral time to him (Hull), in Wilmington, in stop god rob the Tail,bot opetified working disliartly as In hone, place, or m • then it was, that Hull lost suspected that Hutton hod all along alluded to Ilia mad robbery, from Newport. N'lnty (Hall and Mettou) travelled torcilier on foul to Ballinegre, and is the mow of their journey, the subject sit the m r si robbery less freireedly spokes. of; they tame es to. Beltreore, where they ow this day two weeks, mod pot up at George Keek's it Town. Oil Thorsilny or Friday, Bier they arrived is Baldwin, they left this city and went out or Mot, about three n'elitelt • in the afternoon. us the Philadelphia rued, with • design to inlet, said rob the moil; end travelled oat into a wood, abort a mile beyowil the big Fell+ of Gunpowder, where they stationed themselves, and threw some rails snore the road. and •Imut two boon after, that is, about Iwo o'clock, a. in. the mail waggon coining up, wheel Hull perceivisig it had Lamps, mood they had better not attempt it, which, after a little, was agreed to. They willtuiew the rails 10w the road, Anil the waggon immediately parsed. Brimming to Baltimore, Hutton said " he would have it . some tome, if be were to attack it stout;" they reached Raj.' iimore shoot daylight, mid put op again at Keek!si : wilco they wrod out this Arm night they had had a small ire. screw•barrel pocket pistol, the guard back of the cock was broken, which was loaded by Hutton; sod each of them hod • * t t knife, with a blade about four incises Wog, tom- Meanly Called a Spenish knife, whielo they bought is New Yolk, at the recunontesdation of Hutton; they hail no slides, clootss, or other weapon. the Gest sight. Hotfoot had a mask m•oile of an old leather cap, sod Hall hod a mask made of the hairy part of the mime old cap, which was put us oboist his seek , and chin more like a bead kerchief than • mask; wino they we'll out of towel they pot on other clothes slyer Bine they had on ; they were out again ion Thursday last or the Philadelphia road with a design to rob the mail, limit eight miles from the city, equipped in all respects as us the Aral night; hot whim the mail waggon Came up there wise two men in it ; they heard them tritium, sand therefore lel it pass; Ibey then threw soithing into the ✓oad. They esteemed to Baltimore, and mein in, Hutton L said, " 1 will go every eight until 1 have it. On Friday .piglet last, afire 'bey gut their supper at Kick's, about eight o'clock, they atria set out on the Philadelphia road, with impel to rob the mail, and were armed and 'tripped is all respects so IPA 'be Ant occaaiou, Int bad cut each of them a stick to walk with. They stationed themselves 'a a wood about eight miles from , the city Hutton threw a few hushes into one branch of the road; ober the mail waggon came up they were standing near the road, Hutton morn in it, before the mail got up, • Hutton said to lion there was but oar person in if, the Grit words spoken was by Hutton, addressed to the driver, • I command you (said he) to stop! there argfoonr of gs uld of fenders," the striver oral ruthint but wo to his ho ass and sionpril. Hutton told Hull to take bold of the horses sod lead them into the woods; the driver remarked as he get into the w00d.," Gentlemen, this is far enough, iron hove gel every thiug. I give up, you may have all; 1 make No resist mice; don't iesjure me, I have a wife sad children; I do out kuow either of )HO, and I be an evidence against you." Hutton said soothing. Hull said, *lt is sot you we wont; • we do mot want to injure you." The driver had by this time • jumped Willie waggon, and Hutton was tying bin with the miss, first behind by the Iwo arses,and then lied his right arm • to • sapping. Hutton then ripped open the mail; Hall Owe tied the other arm of the driver to soother 'toppling. Hutton then threw the mail-bags on the ground and they pillaged 1 the letters, and collected the mosey as fast as they could; one of the bags had in it meal or somelbitig of the kind before they had collected the money, Holism told Hell to unharness the horse., ready far • retreat; after they had dune pillaging the mail, Hutton told Hull, in a low ruin, now you mast go up and shoot him." Hull said et No, e 111 be IW.- kOO AN we had better let the man go; If we do do it, we shall surely be kung." Hullos replied, "It "oust be dour, be knows me, you mostshoot him or shout me." Hall begged of Holton to let the man go, hut tie said not, and insisted on his being Phut. Hell then went op to the driver and shot hint; he jumped up,ll hallooed, and then fell and groaned. Hutton Sold Hull to go up again and feel his pulse, which he did, end fumed him still alive, Dolton Ilea went op to him and slabbed Imo twice will, • knife and killed him. Hullos and Hull then motisited the horses, and rode ow towards Batter snore as far as the wood on ibis side of the mill, where they tied the horses and left thern, and dint came into Baltimore a little berme sunrise, NM on the same day in the afternoon, wire apprehended in Bridge-street. They counted the gooney in their room, at Keck's, and there was about tire 11:misaiid dollars in good woos, besides the post snob and cut limes. After they had ornsioted the mourn Hutton said be would wait until they had lighted a fire, anal theu be would burn the ell. note.. Moine of the good woes lie put into ends of their poctetsbooka, and the reel with the post nonce, he put into his honk.— After they were arrested, and brought lobo the goal, Hanna was enstioed, and chit Arbon • Shy dollar note in his pocket-book, some on* aemerked shut it was a forged tante, obeli Hull slopped-up near him, and Hamm crock Hull's hood and slipped into it the cut nuke which be then thought had been pet luso Ilse trunk. Hull not knowing a hat In do with them, slipped them into his pans saloons, who re they were found. Before and after they had rubbed the mail, Holton pro posed that they should go to the southward to Petenhurgli, in Virginia, and there set up the druggist and grocery busi ness. They had diammed of aOue of the money In Cure tlo y wenapprehesided. The over clothes in which they perpe trated the rubbery and their halves were !brown coat. (Signed) MORRIS N. B. HULL. I do hereby certify, that the foregoing rearninationr and confession wall wellies entirely by fe, and Mal, eflethe sans. was carefully read over by one, to the said Morri■ N. B. Hull, he assisted thereto, u beiug correct throughvirt„ and freely and voluularily slued the same wills his eau proper band, in ay prestnre. . . Given under isoy hand and seal this lllth day of March, 162 u. THEODORIC BLAND, Judge of the District Cuurt in and fur the District ur Maryland. REMAIKaIIti CIRCVMSTANCS.—There is now ■t East Traderley, Wilts, a woodcock's Iwo, trillingcon four eggs, on which tUe old nue has barn sitting some da3s ; the nest is on the ground, sod made of dry leavers 0111% The eggs are nearly the size of ■ bambino's, but not sn thick in f,ropnrt• to their length ; they roe of a brown colour, and speckled Willi dark brown at the large curl. A si milar nest war &wavered bear the Same spot a few }eats ago. .. • '~!~'R terms SATURDAY rinsitrs: (74017 N. PROXOTIOIIO - °Mame% Nay I, IN& loyal Regiment of Artillery. Brevet Sidamel sod ILinstramat-Colomil Jobs Honk/ It ba Cabman-Aided April 11, BM. Pint Liestrnot Jam Imam Papaws to be tooled Cop teim.--ilatril as *owe. &Wald Liestosaol Ambrose Goode to be Pint Lieutenant — doled rie Amin. 'Lindeman. Cubed Jobe Setlierlan.l rilliemeop, from half. :-pisp 4 to I.r Ilmossasasel•CoWeel--dattal as aloes,. 1401 Llealeasuo Wiiltu. Greeowoosl, from half pay, lo be • W Ave laminierd—detrd as above. Seemed Lirldneard Jobs Illanaln, frir. bolf-pey, to be Sc. ambit Liemisaani.—slaied a above. Fi.si.L.ealeaaw Inderick Wright to be Senora Captain— di seri April 24.1820. Sneed Licateasot cbarles Geeslin so be First Liretemaidn. data ea shove.. . &cord Captain Robin Fraak newer, from lailf-pey, to be Served Casplaio—dalei. as idiom Fires Lisaterieat Eva% 3fsrgaa, from half-pay, to be Firet . Lie, romet—datril as above. Serum( Lind-anal Henry 0.1140, from belf.pay, to be Second Limiteuem—sletal as above. Cornea"lon In Me Royal Fifeshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed I* ine Lord Legalese's, of flit County qf Fife. • John *ruins, E.g. so be Coptaia, vice &your, resigartfa dated Jasrar;l4, late. —...............--- , BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. i Wllliam Mathew., of Birmingham, apholiterer. MUM Kay, of Berry, Law:aster, cuttues-spniser. BANKRUPTS Joseph Nowill, of Chesipside, Lowden, stalioner, to sur render, Alay 13, 20, sail Josue 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attain', Me. Abbott, Mark-lane. Joseph ' Oglethorpe, of Liverpool, portaiwerchant, to air ' resider, Jose 1,1. and 17, at one, al the George laii, Dale. street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Thor. Harrison, Duke street, Liverpool; and Mr. W. R. Jams, Ely.pl.ce, Iltilliono, London. Thomas femme. of theSeld.Moor„ York, grocer and tea ' dialer, to surrewder, May 11, 20, sad June 17, at ten, et 'Guildhall, {radon. Attoriley, Mr. Hnolatarsh, Cresseat, • Jew in -street, Cripplegale. . .Robert Fri, of Leirmerdoquare, Middlesex, lines-draper, to,sarreorirr, May 13. 20, and June 17, at lest, at Geildboll, Luodon. Mtprney, Mr. Chipehase, Bow.lase„Cheripside. John Erhipaille Collins, late of SfourLaireet, Cheapaile, Linda., eloadector, to surrender, May 16, 20, and Jane 17, at eleven, p 7 egskthall. Attorney, Nr.7116,1041 Leigh, Char low. row, Mansloo.Honse. Thomas Moms, of Lalliogton, Derby. dealer, to swerei. der, May 17, It, at eteven, and June 17, at three, at tbeltlite Bell Inn, Ulmr/. Attorneys, Mr. Robert Bond, Leicester; and Messrs. Alegootler and Holme, New-gun, hoodoos. John Hobbs, # Titclifieid, Southampton. draper, to wor ms/ler' May MI, spi our, 27, at twelve, aid Joist 17, at use, at the Suck leo, Trielifirld. Attorneys, Messrs. Alexander soil HoJnoe, NinfArsio. Lando.; and Mr. Parkins, Farelyam. He 119111ort. of Umpire', matiorier. to surrender, June 1. 2, I T, "Ot even , at the office of Messrs. Whitley and Miff/ /per Dawsua.atreet, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Aillin asierogory. Etedfoed.row, Loudon ; and Meows le Whi Ile, emir Halms, Liverpool. John I.egsrett, Alf East Denims, Noefolk , innkeeper, to aoirrendei ; May 19, 20, sod Just, 17. at four, at the Rampant Horse lon. Norwich. Anwar's, Mr. Thomas Yews, Mid. dle Temple, London; and Mr. Samuel Lag, SwalTham, Norfolk. Jame, Featherstone, late of Loannoor, Worcester, victual. ler, to vorreader, May 29, 30, sod JIM" 17, at one, at the Pack Nora liar, Worcester. Alto/sem Mr. Cecil Beek , , Dertrimbire.stresio, Queen-square, Leedom; aid Mr, 11111, Worcesii r. Thomas Coney, of Chelmsford, Essex, draper, to sums der, May 9, tO, and June 17, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loa- duo. Ai turnel, Mr. A. C. Rood, Ware, Illerts. James Beck, of Swelling's. alley, Carithiil, Lando., watch. ' maker, lo surrender, May 13,20, and Jane 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Mayhew, Price, sod &yaw, Chancery-later. Joseph Silver, James Silver, sod Augustus Bnyoml, of Size. lane, Loud,,., nit-reheats, to surrender, May 20, 30, and June 17, at ten, at I:stadia!) Attorneys, Messrs. Keeney and Spurr, Dishopsgate-steet I, London. DIVIDENDS. Mar 30. B. Wells. of Graccehorch-street, London, hosier at tea, at Guildhall. May 27. E. Boone. of Austin Friars, Loudon, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 27. J. Blake, late of Person's (Jr..., Fulham, Middle. sex, brewer, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 27. W. Hodge, of Great Hermitagiestreet, Middlesex, ship-owner, at tin, at Guildhall. May 16. W. Poker, of Higlioureet, Whitechapel, ollmaal, at one, at Guildhall. May 27. M. Burk loud, of Bayswater, Middlesex, trlcloaller, ateleven, at (loin:hall, Lunituta. May 27. Jae. Coombe.; and J. Corinth's, of Shadwell-cast!, Middlesex, inapt re, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jew 1. M. thorough, of New Serum, Wilts, banker, at eleven, al the White Hart Inn, New Barton. May 3u. G. Brown, of Broad-street, Weal-muster, aphol. at , itt tea, at Gaildhali, London. May 30. .1. N Pitman, of Sou-street, Biehopegate, Middle sex,'laliow.eliatollire, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. June 10. J. Jump, of Fore-street, Leedom, hat-snanitfac true r, at one, at Guildlial:. May 20. N. Munro and 11. Munro, late of Upper Thames street. London, merrhauts, al ten, at Gteldhall. May 20. W. ('russ, late of Worcester, awl of Lombard street, Loudon, hanker, at eleven, at Guildhall, Logsdon. June I W. Itohni.on, jun. heretofore of Crazes, hat after. wards of Lamb Hail, within Spitted, 1.1111,1`1111, dealer in coals, at eleven, at the New Inn, Blackburn. June I.•'W. Robinson, ern. brie of Craggy, withiii Padibam, Lancaster, dealer to malt, at eleveu, at the New Inn, illackburr. May 3). W. Nichnilv, of Huntingdon, rack-maker, at fie. yea, at the Fountaiu len, Hantiugdon. May 27. W. Davis, of Newbury, Beaks,' upholsterer, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 10. T. Gardion, of Epson), Surrey, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. May 20. G. Upton, of Queen-street, Loudon, oil-merchant, ' at tee, at Guildhall, Loud o n. Slay 27. .1. ClOsieli, late of A; lesford, Kent, barge-kidder, and of Warilutti.eireet, sliiitilesex, °thorn, at eleven, a: Guildhall, Loudon. May 30. W. E. Browne, of Brixton, Surrey, and of the Stock Exchange, Loudon, stuck-broker, at eta, at Guild hall, Loudon. May 27. J. Day and J. Stieitswell, of Tevie.tich street. Co. vine ,garden, 31iddiesi x, th.il;eis, at ten. at Guildhall, Lonituu. May 27. R. Cromliir, of Clielyra, Middles, x. vietnaller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. June 0 T. A. Minchin, W. G. Carter, and A Kt Ili, junior, late of Purtsmouth, baukeis, at t keen, at Guildhall, Liingloto. May 30. G. Ridge, of Reading, Bats, millerigdit, at eleven, at the (;eorge lon, Reading. May 11. 11. Henshall, of Wheel. r•street, Norton litigate, gliooles,.•, silk-dyer, ant test, at Guildhall, Loudon. ccitTiFicATcs.—MAY 27. D. Cheitlelitirgh, jun. of Norwich, winfornerehant —S.- Hould, of Laylunatwie, Esan, butcher —H. Featherston lunch, of Ilishoperearmoullo, Durham, eual-fitier.—J. _ Bone, of Truro, Curawall, Itioeu-ilraper.—J. &tulle, of Siourbrldge, Wurevarr, nirrevr.—Tlionlas Salianity, of riesling, Lancaster, grocer. —J . Holmes, of Nt ne.isth - upon-Tyne, liiies-drayer..-01. Shaw. of Lower East Swish. field, ADAM. sex, vicinallse.—W. Boma, of Bristol, pipe. inaker.—G. Hilda, of laitrewuod, Middlesex. miller.—J. Macintosh, of King•tosi, Surrey, 111111•111iire.....W. p,,,,, of Turuagain-lane, Fleet-market, Laudon, patuter.—N . Parker, of Complon.istrires, Braitarielvaqiiare, Middlesex, sterchait.-.41 Hewitt, own or gala of Leeds, Yolk, dont. ow or Me of fOovrporf, Illtooloosok 64. boildores:r. Ong*. J.&4 Tireptablek Orate/.44114f..... R. S. J. Heasiac jMw..4 go. sh Swot My. % Leollbitter, late of lierreoole opoo-Tve, IliovoiloopotooD. IL Lobe too. el Liverpool, orerelistr... 1 .11. Gofer, a Spiegel, orprovlivor. • PASTS RESHIPS DISSOLVED. C. Lbws owl IL Herbori ' of Bigelifiiors-eowl, pawing whrelowoliors, April If, 1•110 —.A. L. Viiiliwolo gu4 F. Jere, of &Wird. imiLiiprellool4. April 1, ISM g Setwoo, T. Deem awl J. Fenn!, of SI. John -street. Cleric,. wl4l, NMisses,efasßsrrsob • homer, 1. NW wed W. Footsore, of .111, Slow isioiwie, Sokutoogret, M. 11 1111111.-J. Triniwy weJ J. Todinost,.., of own, Loma*. merelisoio, Dreornher 31, 11113.—J. Lao, J. owl T. Mravealdill, of Should, Turk, oiliree-rueres, Apnl fl, 11111111.-11. Taylor sod E Tall of Iloochesirr, a. liewprloiere, April IS. NU —W. Slow mid C. Hewing., ▪ Lower Nark Lambe* P 'Berry, wax-elwaillory, 11,y 1/SO—W. Isiscolep soil P. Selleck. of Tonrahow.orso. rood, oilver-platwoorkwi Morris SM. Oliver osoi W. Lioirma„ of libilimmill4trret, Ckrhewwell, les-elegleW; Mel I, 111110.—W. B. Wimples sod IL Minor, of wh, l ,_ elesprl.nied, alidiferaw, liowseeigewia, Moo 1, ONO —I, Swish mod J. S.ith, lamp of airpopordr, Loudon, owl w I , I. pine, Nolboro, 1111•611iorii e &slow We Wee, May 1, 1920 ►RICE Or SUGAR. The average prier et aim or Maimeavada &mar, cos. poled Cleat lire littlerata roads is the web elating the MI day of nay, 111/1. Is 3111 a. 3d. per hawked aright, re allesive of the Duties of Cesium % paid or payable ihere v a as lima is•prrtaties thereat iota Great Britain. PRICES OR CORN. Amor Pekin of Coro of Logland oval Wades, bl ti e Quarter of Eight Winettestrr of thataital holler 1140106. aviiirdopoier, tram she Maros received in the siert ended the *9th of April, leen. la . i i 0 t 1 1 1 CI ii 4 s. d it. d s. 11, s. d. 44 949 323 9,--.-- nAVAL IN fit LIJGENCE. •AY S. Arrived the Hied from • entitle; sod the Mary, Div., frost St Michael's, maikd Sib April. Weal oat of harbour the Eirrie, soil brought op at Spit ball. PLYMOUTH. MAY 4. Arrive) the Eliot esti Jute. WlMame, frost Begird/qiz; and Lvtil Nelson, Little, from Loud... lved otr this Port, the 0ct..,, ijsrner; owl Reecho% Lenbisthiers, fens Mi. Übe.; end Ameseis, Gibson, hues Itahisemore, Cer Rotterdam._ COW" NAT 5. Sailed the Regales semiarid, with troops. fur Gibraltar. Remaiva iu the Reads, his Maiesay'a ship Gumless*, film S pa thead. Hammes, our 5 . Arrived die Lady Herm pease, with a email from Hulloed. ORAL, NAY S. Comm down front the Riser sad ailed the Criterion. Avery, for New Tort, 144 Whams, Grey, fur Halifax. A large howeewerd-beeed ship arrived lost eight, sail proceeded fur the River: perticehire dokaewis. MRETINO. OF CRRDITORS Ar GITILDNILL TO. MON ROW. _ ......... W. w. ___ ... W. Romelt, Gossissaeo-AelitS,,skeemaker 3 10 T. %boatel, Strand, paletitstester.maimeselsrer W. Thorpe, Epping, kawki r . .. i J. Sitars's. Westminster rent-sserebast R. It. Ward, Ratile.brid;rosisissard-witmelheterer .1. Lys', Fisslotrymtsare, isereliant .. 0 II T. Power, Romero Tuwu, tailor J. H. Wright, High Hollurn, bookseller H. Newton Horalsopeows victualler G. Push, dieerweiss, lismilap.r J. Ward. and J. Reiss% Mill-will, millers R. Shim, PitilmstAsse. merelisst J. F. Nodal, sad J. S. Gill, Gliesemder.street, seteigi. eal•Fornaorst-mallers J. Satiny Follsara4/2ersiser 1 le J. Iteiriagstes Taub**. farmer .... 1 1* T. Lyme, Car:skill, srereliaet T. Creasy, Cbalmaived, draper DIVIDENDS. J. Weaves, FreltaNeel-hill, lesiberAtide.aeller R. Pelts, liellonnehill, haberdasher lO S. Colleens% Crneked-lane, niinameheall IV G. Rimley. Pima*lly, milliner . ...... II J. Rah. Wailieg.slecet, stran-hat-ntanefitelerer if R. Wilms. Dew Cbarchlard, merchant....... Ht W. Jackie. Elackfriare.road, aern•flealar it G. sod C. Coke. Tower-weft. lookers J. Wetherell sad E. Faqir, Alderntaebm7, hew le H. Rakes Lineal', malt.ter IV G. Heraisty end J. Cueing, Covent-garden, truollee drapers E. &Wham and H.J. Reyowelda, Peterborough, cad . . Sismoired, lisberdssletre I. Harrell, Miseries, eors.desler I t CERTIFICATES. W. Wynn, late of Dortitesier,Oxfurol, inakul , lor.— E. E.I. ley. or neshote, Willa , parclutarai-asaker.....C. Goths in, I tie of Kiugstoa,Sorrey, Jamaica, aostekaol—C T. Baker, Lie of MarlOuroseoh, Wilts, linsti..ltspes,—,l. W muur i tr i kt . rF Ihrentuahint, fellows-asaker.—W.Gallant, of LeattenhsiL. Two het, London, fishotoogrr.—A. Howard, of St.Swithio's lasie, Lesotho), sorrelloot.—T.Collier, of New peel. Saki., laquer.paerehastr.—J. Levy, of Carter street, Cotlev.steeer. iy,,u l iaudiieb, London, dealer awl chapnoos.—K. Leith, uf I.tverpool, soap.tr.sker Eisher, of Bristol, victualler.— M. Pow les, of Koss, He►efnrd, owalancio. PRICE OF ON SATURDAY. MA Stock eiGt I loglot Blotto.. ge 43 rr. 3 per C. 1ted...661 691- I OW Annuities 69 6 9 I Ntw Ditto Gni 3 per Ct. Cons... 6giili I E. Bill. 2....3 5 pr. 4 per Cent....... Bls I Lottery Tickets, :t3/. -2.. 5 yerCt.N.An. 105! 106 !'CODS. fist Ace...69i 7 , ) Bk. L. Att. 17 15-16 IS lIIKTPI. On &thirdly. in Lonverirttui.trect, the (ton. Nita. T. Erskine., of a slaughter, whu did not lung sustits: birth. t 14 CO Sri S. d, d * d d 60 3, 42 5 36 7 2S MARRIAGI 7 .. At &mils Salem, C.lllll4Tilnli, un the 3d alt Mr. lleseltai. Pod, to Mina Sally Bean. Herr Pod wad Been waited ar►, In the cold clime of +hate.— A lesoler tine that grows w rrrr r , Since fee* mad hail can't hinder ! " May they have a plentiCal imam., and may their fm , .l. be all bans or the same pod!" says the Ameticaa from which we copy the abuse article. DEATH. (to the 11111 h ult. at lllonloitor, the Nouottrable A•CNIL" Rutter Llunerrs. run to the late, sod merle to the prey , •` Eel I of L •uedtorooEh. DIGO WATER TIIIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE Moms! 0 &Aft It. I Evesieg 7 after 12. Prits•ed owl Published el Its Bettefee Pans sod Tea Guise Mire. fie. 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