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1 0 - 4 } s .fit . I y _' R. : , ive the benefit of this Hero's pretence; in the tittle his Grace hall sent a subscription or fir the beurfit of•the Society.—(Applamse.) . 1 l'e Duke of Welliugtou'a health wse drunk %sell Vote time. three. Tuite.-" Ste Itte Compeerlag Hemmen." The CHAltilliirt thee said. that War e the Tree ,4l..r read the Nelson ui the subscriptions collected inr mewed or-vision he would br 'rive to pro. 11...1 . lilt' health of tl very distinguished In%lsmail, trail been, treat to his Koval Highness thr Pillire Regent, the largest contrtbutire t o th e we b - I.vrity of tin. Society—owed hr mention that the iwrsortage to alarm hr alluded was the illsoquis of Hastings.—/ Gait applawse. had Istrly re. ceivell the thanks of truth flumes of Parliament for hie conduct in India, mud 1w was tore the Noble Marlins would receive with the warmest reeimgo iir satisfaction this tribute from his countermen, on an `crecesirt:i MI dear to In. best wisher. He wilt , it wit true, venorie.ll at a great diatauce from limn; but they sal 'k..ew his heart was with them. and that he rook" desire ow higher itotlitreettOts thins to hear of their prosperity and welfare. Thr 1,11 %INMAN then gore-- " The health of the hirireptis of Hostler, aed may the benekiell Tree /aryl their hi tiefietue iu his alsoruee." This groat wue drunk with three times three. owl Nre,ot rettlisioitspisa. Tone—. Pete and accepted fillssam." Treosirree then trod the Report of the sub. scriplimis, which we were glad to find aims d 1.1 a considrrabli. sum. In addition to the Prince fie veto's iloriatiorti, the folloun.g :.ems were received : V•i'm Lord Citstlerragh SOL in addition to former sulorriptiuno ; from the Marquis of Laessdnan and the E ar l 1) iredry, en guineas each ; from the Fowl of Clime ilham vSf. Loid Slew:art 1.51. Mr. tirlitlali llt Kuiuia•, Mr. CalibillK 20. Lord nec live 615 gingiva*, S:r B. Illsointield 25 guineas, Mr. Alos-r v Dauson 201 Lord Arthur to/. Lord Fits4eralii to winless. /Ir. Alderman Thorp 10 Thc ....Him of the receipts of tickets 451141 the viillevt at the tabie, was 1,* 4 71. Smile were subsequently made to this amount liy fresiltsilleset !lotions in the roots. Mr. CANN rxr:—The Noble Chairman caller' 'spun them to skink the alisetit—iliuw w h o were lire in their respect mid their affection. The health of the Doke of Wellington hail hero shaiik, as was that of the Maiquis of !last ogs—an old esteemed aunt liberal benefactor of 4 hts lostitution—( Lord ckeers.)—The Noble Pre sident said he was distant—so lie ass—hut the cceari Only removed his person—his wishes, his heart remained with the Institution. *bribe,' lie oar einphled in distributing the spoils of iictory, or iu healing the wow's& of coolest, his heart was still with the Institu tion ; though for away, there would be found a responsive sympathy iu his heart, embracing and endearing the liberal, the beivevolent, and the na tional objects of Irishmen. As to his Grace the Duke or Lasater. lie was, he understood, unavoid. stilly absent—he spent most of his life and most of his Galion- in his native couutry ; hut he was 'initially present. The company knew his heart was with the Institution, and surely they excuse the absence of an Irish Nobleman when tiny heard be was in Ireland. The Noble President bad filled the situation with great dig nity and tilt rt. mid whilst they justly remembered the virtues of the sbsence, he did not see why 'they should pass over the merits of those who were prestuit. Ile would tlwrefore give the health of the Nobleman lOW KO ably filled the Chair— WIIO fin WWI) of the manners and ge err_ se h uto.t3-:ni of aa he hrslin of 1114.4 Not& r;beirmas, the Earl of Darn ley, wills float e num thrix.".—(Geitat uppiarac) CHAIRMAN ►ald, it war gratifying to his feelings to return thanks to so numerous and so dis tinguished an assembly. Ou such an occksion— •ne A bbbbb 'WMify of Saint Patrick—the heart of every loishrivan, generous at all times, was pecu liarly directed to the support of his poor feflow eimiltryerien. It was, he said, thirty years since be had hist presided over tans Institution : from that period to the present. he lied, as far its he emit& invariably watched over its interests, forwarded its objects. and promoted it% prosperity ; and when ever an oreesiou would occur. he %%mild do all he ould to womote the interests of axis truly noble and witiouisl Institution. The elittIMAN tiext propt '4ll " The itudth the Night lime. Un rie ('venting," and 'it the wove hose signified that the Rigs,' !Inn. Gristle wan had accepted the place of liscriiiesst for the Penewitiy, yew. Mr. CA tionie—a"Gellt lemeet, s gor.rl tercel, like is good action, is sure to be repassi wish interest, by the generous and polite. I coatis, I use iitit so sestrtrated when I recommended to poor stotice the health of the Noble Chairman, as to look to ti, such reward of the cosuutendationa lee was pinned to bestow on use in resew Ardis 'lesion.' to the Itogli uti,r In so well sod se honour. ably discharges, mod which you herr been pleased to debigoate In sue foe the robstisig year, I *crept it with pride cud aids plesseurr. Oust couaider.. micas can only detract from that plessurr the eamwelrriwion of any owes intworthissesia It has beets said (I believe by Doctor Johnson), that it was impesrible a .crown could consist of our costly jewel—that jewels, honorer pleciotts, axle 'old together by viler lustier. If .1 can be 116 e c.litteetittg litJt betwerst his Grace the Jitric.• of N%'ellitip togs stud Isis Grace the Duke of tritiAer, uw astistieds The Minquis.of DowNsuitt.E ulid, that, after the blitliant mud appropriate speeches delivered by the :Right Ha... Gentleman (Mr. Canning), mid by his Nibble Friend, the Piesident, he would soy little. Ile Mid strong feeling* fur she Itatitution—feelinga Sshlch he could not adequately express. Lie had, - Ca the last A ersary, stated his opitinnis 'on the Male of the I iistituii 0000 . The views. he then enter /Ave(' reillsixed unchanged, mid he cherished them thi.ught tHey were likely to promote 1,,e g0..il iif the Society. lie had last year turn imocil die inconieniesice of the system of educt •l'lsc children who were ' , availed before the skewed whin tine uniteriAls the Society It t., %sulk ost—rducdte them, sod, like the plants e earth relreAed by the dews of heaven, will yield pot rams fruit. Oa a former swot ouratioaril the iiicooveniesice booing hem .110 , v. eiloc.itiosi iiiirsiied—three were 6.x or es relitioltilit (111;401! learis Lundy!), in •,,hich ; the pupils tome distributed. [tom these illy-scion-14 they went honor tot 'light to their oil stores, a ho in _r• orral were iiersona of the l o west dracr►ption, mill who cei tamely were tint likely to foorwoool Ihrlr *outlaw/c -onsist. Whitt he (Nlaoliolis of DuemslOs..) was, dent ull the &litres' sln..►ld he micieuilaled, robs cared, and instructed moiler one roof. Too this Om he knew there wine objet tions—it wield hr ur._.d that the Inationtion re,sold not soupoit the they at ).corm educated ; he was aware of thin oloyettiou—he *Wool lie could satislartooily remove it—lre would only say that it woold be better to educate a mall uunrl►er ptOitelly than to attetnt►t to e►lrlcate a larger Istaltsber, and to rtlu cate Ilion impel fttily. Ile thought it would be brltrr to hate a limited number educated fully and perfectly, than to hate a greater 'mintier "wiper frilly educated. Here the Noble tflartl►lis went into the details of building is school for the orphans. Ile ►all that an application fu► groonid had been made to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, that tl►e round had been granted. but that the Committee had nor taken notice of the transaction. Tito CHAtittlitt here iliterruiltril the Noble %mulls. He twirl the Noble Mottpsi+ hid robe to propwe • towtt—be hoped he "'mild give it. Aa to the iiiibjeet or buitiatemi, it would be b.tter to re fer it to thr rutoid or 14 C tter._ Tire Noble 1 1 11,nriutt., after a frw wurds in ex• itlasboti 111 l gore— The Smirk laalitatimta—.n4 sway all In. siitations th.tt were tittentkd to mill/Wee the iguu. rant and to socelour the Ist Ipiros." Lard W. FITZUF.RALD said he joined with the feelings ars elotpa.syly eXpressrd by the Noble Chair man, nod by the Honourable Gentleman (NI?. Canning.) The Duke of Leinester was stinsvoislaLly detained from otteorlirg at the Meeting. He re. wetted hia Noble Brother would be happy to act as Vicr-President et the text omit verissiry. For self be would only say, that be would be happy, on that occasion, toner as Steward ; on thut capacity, in any capacity, he would be happy to do every thing in his power to promote the objects and the interests of this valuable Insti tution. The CHAIRMAN—The object of all was to cele hraie the day with the grateful feelings of Irish men. The cause was one of charity, and he was happy to find it in auspicious* hands. It Was gra tift•ing to hitt to say, that the Right Hon. George Canning was induced to accept the initiation of Chairman at the ensiling anniversary. lie hoped to see the Duke of Wellington at his right hand. Mr. CANNING said, this WWI tie third time he had taken the liberty of addressing them.—/ Loud eheers.)—He was glad of the opportunity afforded him of giving the health of the Duchess of Lein stet. He was sure every Irishman sympathised with hint on the gratifying neva that s he was ab o ut to give a new Duke of Leinster In Ireland. Out the health of the Stewards bell% proposed, 'flue Earl of BELTITE roar mud returned thanks in a short and eloquent speech. The Noble Ertl expressed his anxious niftily. for the prosperity of the Instil titian. the health of Sir John Doyle bring proposed, he said be was alum:ether unprepared to receive or to arittrowirdge so flattensig and so dooisiguished a smut of favour. It came from the Noble Chair. ones, 11041 ho (Sir John) was willing to confers that the bill derived its value from the elidursement. It Imo flour shoe. mud not from its intrinsic value, it °Soigne(' a ready acceptance. „As for I self, he could out say too link—but for his brove compa nions in anus he mould out slay too much.—( Lord riseers.l—Thry might Oil some occarions have eons• untied id underA, lout they never commuted II blunder before 11111 eurmy—before the enemy they stewed the valour of the into and the etsthusksin of the patriot. Who ever witnessed their notion that .would slot biliiend then. ? whit would not wish to see those who slimed in our 10111. and our dangers, share also io our triumphs. our glory, nod oar pride ? None...he supposuid—none, solely, who wit nessed the colour nod the virtue- of the Irish soldier, Afton Sir John le sat slim), the CHAIRMAN said he understood many Gentleman were in the room whip were rot Irishmen, that is, they were not 4uorn in Ireland. but they had about them the feel ing: of 'moo/Metier and of humanity, which, even berme couldry, 'mood tnam to onto. Ile would give the Itrahlt of the EnglialiGentlemen present— that is, the English, •St melt, rod Welsh.-14 faugh.i—Hecommittrd a bluoiler—be it so—what time was acpropiinte? here terry hl ler was forgiven but Shrine of the heart; he loitered none of ally comity •err godly of them. Heir Mr. M•Naglitro, of M'lSlNgliten, a Scottish •Chieftsies, dreastil in the costume of Isis country, who tad recroily entered the room, addressed the Chairman shortly thus—" Put down live gullies., the poor „...ft of a Ili4lilattiler, to the dear and dssli tote children Ail al•Naglitesi, we un derstasid, has liberally subscribed heretofore hod* •supportof this :1 mins,. Mr. Wiwi swing hi+ celrbroied •on 2 of Paddy Care*, which was loudly iud euthusiostically corer/. Marti; after the CusinmAs retired. whets Sir Jona teems xis culls tl to the Chair.—Sir John was its the set of retirosg, but 'chimed, soil odilsossed ilw curipsso) iu un eldquesit speech. Ile silid,he wow but lordly able to take the Cll.llt, theltlice of his trousioryouesi was 4 voice he never &stewarded—he whimu had it in his power to /serve them ; but wherever his poor la uence estelidod, his heart vias ewer wiMi them. Ile had fought with them in foreign quinines—he had sprat Isis life with tlwin. helmets their •worth, riot the lag coluolatioii of Isis life would lie foto IN its enjoying the COI privi leges ut• fr.emers, us they had always sliewit the spirit of lotto's. The eveiling was 'Trot of the utmost harmony, good humour, sad g I 13.A.P 9 Void the cuwftauy retired sati,f,d t4itti theseiselve., in haring cele brated the festival of Owls lamer Saint, to pluuwliog Ihr iliterefila and the Moral* of Hoerr tuative country. hush ills IllStalltle!ls dr>u rte. evuty support. ft will 11 , ,itrisli, wr ict .1, whilst reelitig dud patitutissu teM4us in the Jri.ll heart. CORN RACljAlvlat. M A RLII 17. iVe have hail but few 'riesb annals since 111,alay, eau weiiiieuttrlbc ri•ii talcs made ui fine samples ur Wistat were at Mundsj's ; but ordniary was dull. l'ine I tats %ups put tittle prise. :Ibe same irtuark applies to line garish but there is 1111 ilsicand fur tilletiut. lu and Wass tlit re i% uo aiicratiun GRAND 117611 MASS. Yoierday it grated solemn ILO Mass was rem. formed at St. hornier Ca Clisml. Sutton. went, SisilleilUdir. in which Bishop Pointer tile. lorriral the high tact., and was satiated by Mrstes. Cullen, Itteest:l, and 'ix Acolyte) and II Oracleie. A most awful reverence was °Swerved throughout the congregate during 16 tokens' service. At at t eleten o'clock the galletirs mid the Lowly of the Chapel were mewled to recto, and smug the toresieblage we noticed beirrali guished cletraciers. In a tarperate pew, by the mule of the altar, the Archleirheep of Jermident was seated, detract' in the rottener of his country, with a golden rimer before him. At about eleven o'clock the service commenced. —Six rculyter, dressed its white robes, supporting large wax lighted candles, proceeded out of the harripty with a 606111111 , puce, followed by three F ., irsdr in their reatmeitts, which were decorated in a magnificent style, lend Bishop Poynter, iu r similar &rue. with his mitre and crosser, and the proceraimi altogether had a most grand and hen. weedy appearance. The altar was set out with itowers and lighted wax candles, in silver candle. sticky. Time Gloria is Errelcis was song aditeiree. lily by the choir, who were ably assisted by the vocal powers of Mr. C. O'Callaghan, The Rev. Mr. Reason di levered an excellent charity sermon, which seemed to have a due effect on the feelinga of leni brute's. A lattedrome collection near suede. IRISH FRISK SCHOOLS. The children belonging to the Irish Free Schools in George.atreet, St. Giles's, celebrated the semi. vermsry festival of their titular Saint yesterday, iii a way that does laminar to the heads and the Iselin& of the Managers of that excellent and deserving charity. The three large rooms were filled with boys and girls, all of Irish parsers, sod a nimt plentiful supply of old English fare (roast beef and isluimpudditie), provided fur them at the ex• pence, we Ulitirlslllll4l, of the President, Sir Dighy Mackwoith, Bart. After dinner many of them read and repeated several portions of Scripture with a corrector's which excited the admiration of all the Ladies and Gentleineis who attended to witness so isaterestiog and gratifying a scene. We are higmy to add, that the prejudices which formerly existed in the minds of many of the lower orders of the Irish against this Institutiou, are subsiding, as we witnessed that Mr. Finnegau. the master, was received with the cheers of his fellow.countrpoen as he pasted along the streets with his sonocent charge, instead of, as on former occaliiensa. being pelted with mud, t. c. We heartily congratulated the friends and aub.cribers of this Charity on the good effect* of their unwearied perseveranct. LAZY INTLLLIGANCE. —..0... o COURT OF CHANCERY, Ltsceurs.lay, MSDNIUDAT Mamma 17. I.lllllr VIRAWCFA RMILT ♦ANI TeArra, iltX /NMI. ind Ward of Cou►t. bp her use &End, m. A. TAvLoa, Esq. MP. v. fAs Countess of surtubm, Lord ETZWAIRT, *atm, sad crnms. Sir ARTUUR Picaore stated that, its pursuance of the direction of the Lord Chancellor, he had to move that certain insertions should be anode in the deed of marriage-settlement between Lord Stewart and the infant previous to the minimization of the intended marriage between them. The insertions related to certain estates in fee-simple, of which the infant was tenant in tail, eiid also to certain col lieries in the county of Du►hssp,in respect to which some limitation would be irecetassiry, in the event of Lord Stewart surviving the infant, for as it now stood, they would .mly revert to the male issue in tail, to the exclusion of the female issue of the marriage, and that it should be directed by the Court that the collieries should be worked, unless it should appear that it would be to the disadvantage of the estate, and in the event of the collieries not having increased in value at the decease of Lord Stewart, that then the lessees to be at liberty to take !ewes sit the previous rents, This came before his Honour with the approbation of the Lord Chancellor that the marriage settlement /should not be delayed, if his Lordship abould fluidly be of opinion that the marriage was a lit and proper one fur the infant. His Lordship'. judgment had been de. toyed on account of bis indisposition. He (the Learned Counsel) had no doubt but his Honour would grant the present application, as his order would not prejudice the great question at issue. Mr. HALT, Counsel for the Countess of Antrim, stated, that he was instructed by his Noble divot to tOll/rlll to the motion. ltutmert. mint, he was instructed to consent for some of the oilier parties. The ‘'lcE-CitANCELI.OIII—" Tatar „your motion, Sir Arthur Piggott." Apitlieution grunted. The Rev. T. T. IVALktsLer. Secretory to the Naimoli Society, hots I►rro Hl►pniutrd to the Living' of Moved!, vociott by the drolit of the Rev. HEtt- BLOT RANDOLPH. We are gratified to .fiorl that the patent machine of Mr. EVERAWD, for elemovong chimneys. hisiow getting into gruieral experimertlts, .fre yurutly made, 114 re testified itr utility. It sweeps a chimney as dean U 4 :my boy can do it. and iii one third the time, cnsiresuclitly this unfortunate ,race of wretches, who are half starved with cold and hunger, will .no longer suffer cruelties, and oy the citizens with their crier. llumauity F1(11111'4(1 runic invewitio of this ,kind, and the same lerliuq should dictate its encouragement. The master sweeps make a great clamour, •blit it is useices ; the machine aiirwera every pokirose—consequently Ito boys should be permitted to ascend chimneys,— (IVew York Puper.j BuisGhattv.—Abouit eleven n'elocic INI Tuesday night the Slug's Aims puhlrc•hensc, Wistenris.ter-iusil, was robbed in n must daring manner. Some villains placed N lamp -lighter's ladder &gains' the first-floor window, by which tore of threw entered a n d ransacked all the moors. Aboirr7Of. in couney was likty from n drawer in the landlord's heibeham her ; tire feather-beds, plate, linen, wearing apparel, ■ud Oren some articles of furniture, wire taken and conveyed away sin • earl, which soon afterwards pati,ed through the Marshiatc withuul cluing% uny suspicion. •• • II qk h • -• • • . . AIAI.ICwLJ srAusiNti. /11ilei MINIS SUP VIN• HMV g rit wills nisliciau•ly stabbing and cutting Thomas Fieldeas. of Stati.leltl, with an intent to murder. or disable. or du I'l4ll • belie bothiy Wont. This ants u 4:41155141 oinks an Act passed in the 411 , 1 year of the prescest trigst. 4' I) t !lea Lard Ells 01)1/51.0 4 A11 . 11 At t. The cis cutiest.iices OH* Cam. a ir 444.4414r44 Is 4t 045 guLf. Firldets. she I'M. , enter. being strum, gave the following account of Or Ir atiuu : •• This metier happened ten thew It Istpietieber last; I live at in the too main) 61 . Statirfeld ; I know the Plisetiter; I saw Imes about ▪ month before this bappeorel ; lie lied been dbusiug a nephew of mine, and I lust my !tontine, and struck him ; he did not return the blow, but rent away. Since that time I did not we him until Ibis happened. On the night of the Sib of September, between nine rod tette o'clock. I stem in the house of Molly Pickles, where I met with sums other young persons; we went to snake free with our neighbours, sod to sulk and joke with ear la other. About eleven sirlock the Prisoner came into site !mow; lie had a carving knife and se I lit in his hand, kind a boodle upon Isle hack; which I.e anew einem the Hour; hr I harts rdrrw rd to the place alit ie I sus eating, and • "'lsom, if thou dog nut get son o f Li sts lonise I will rain this knife to thy hew ;" and, with. out giving one time to move, lit 141 ut k use over the kit eye with the knife; hr theta struck our un the cheek ; I felt the blood follow elm blows—l Oro set off to get In the dour, *hen he eitilelittl the on the hack, tit the shoulder—the knife ineskilig, he struck the fork into my arm. Sonia the com pany then took hold of Ills arm, anti l was taken into a neighbour's Ituuse."—Wituess said be had slot ;,eiveii the Prisoner the slightest pousetcation. Ile ev.s attended by a surgeosi. in eutisrepsence 4,1 his wounds. seven or eight week.. Joaeph Strphrowrt. Sarah JJwkrr. and abory Meadowcroft. who were pre!.eut. gave the 111111 tot account of the ttaumactiou ; anti they all agrecti stating, that nut the alighteat ihrult or provoc4tioo hell been offered to the i'risoner. Mr. Haywood, surgeon, of Tudmordeu, at tended Fielder., in consequence of the wounds ha had received, which lie described with great psiti cularity, and with so many of the techuical terms of his profession. that his Lordship deinred hint out to mind the hard words. Witness Pod Ise did not thank any of the stabs were iu a situation likely to have produced danger, had they beeto given wail ever so much violence, though. he admitted that if the temporal artery had been cut he would have bled to death, unless sume person hod !ken about, who could have taken up the outer). The wtsuoileil person appeared to hate loot a goad deal of blond. The tlecription of the wounds, as glens by the our gems, agreed with what had bleu muted by the oilier witnesses. The J ury. uiier some deliberation, funnel a verdict of—;dot Guilty of the capital port of Me charge; but, oo his Loiddup explaining that the nolician ut contained no minor charge. the Jury found a gene, tal verdict uf•—!/ot Godly. THURSDAY, MARCH I I. COUNTERFEIT COIN. Hannah Atkinson was charged with uttering couuterfeit cow, well knowing the same to he false and counterfeit; she haviim heels before con victed of being a common utterer of et ter lent coin at the Borough Sessions at Leeds, in January. 1813; an offence which by au Act passed 111 the 11311► Gets. 11. is wide it capital rawly. The Prisoner. no her defence. mod ►he had re. ceived the money found upon her. iu change • person or the name or Scut, and she bud 1.11 emu that it was counterfeit. The JUDGE sunuued up very favourably ; awl the Jury. slier dehberaiiug a few inouseists, the Prisoner Guilty. SHEEP STEALING. Johx Thorpe, of Crigglemone, was charged with killing a sheep, and striding part of the emcass. 11'he offence imputed to the Prison& was glearly brought home to him—the port of the elite,' found in In. house exactly corresponded with that which had been left in the field. When the constable ap prehended the Prisoner, he asked him what was his reason for committing such an offence ? " What could I do, 1 was hungered," replied the Prisoner; " I had eat nothing but water-porridge all the week, and On Saturday high' I brought nothing house." The constable, iu reply, said he should have ap plied to the ()gement for 10;0; the Prisoner oe plied, " I should have been no better. 1 applied to them the last winter, and could get no relief." The Jury Imind the Prisoner freriby and ye. cording to the present state of the criminal law, Ire must sective seistence of death. MANSLAUGHTER. Robert Fords yrs Nitorgril with killing and slay. ! iug aolin llirst, of Alittutitibury, by thitoatug lout down a pair of stairs. It appeared lima the evidence that there had hi et' a public sale at Iriolinfortli, on the .21itli of Octubet, ut the house of 11r. keeper. on which 4 1 (*.• had (..t.tilmotet. with gICIA elision liquor h I I lnufu stou, mai ottfortuttately the Palbotier t'.llt) is a a spect:able titanutactitier iii the neighbourhood; and the deceased became intoxicated, whet' the tatter ,toed Instilling language toward* the Pe ii.otier, who, irritated by the 'noon, endeavoured to compel the deceased to acconip any him •ttina, NMI Ite polled hint out of the to the head of the stairs, ultra they Loth left dutch to thr i:aittAU ; the *Oh taiderinost• heed %as aluch cot, but havin ,, Its hut on he did out receive auy fatal injtity. The collsrallt iiii Of ids fail, not having ,that protection, fractured Ins skull so dreadfully, thatjte expired about four o'clock newt ntornitig. Mr. Baron Wow) said. that the only point the Jury bad to attend to was, whether the deceased fell down the wane, consequetice of any violence u•cd by the Prisoner—if he dial. the Prisolter was guilty of manslaughter—if the fall was accidental. lie wt's or course out guilty. The J airy without hesitation acquitted the Nis soner, and .his Lordship ditected that be should be tatuirdnitely discharged. .COAL MARKET, MAUCH 17. Ship. at Illtirkrt. Ship. 64' dit. 4A Sew/castle 1J boodscittoll LIV.IL INTELLIGENCE. DEAL, MARC'S le Arrived aterl for the !liver the 31ar.. Lire. ; retirst ) 0 , Raynor, from Cork ; ;Wow, mil., tresses the Wyr, ttrJ *rectal white, . Came dash fo.)nt ilgt River and sequels., the 1-aw.hoores. fur Jamaica; L'Aigle, Mieri.uck. fur flir S /*us; udenl, 116.:‘ ward, fur .11.110 ; Sosolio.w. Phlitt e 6., 11. e Cap.. of Guild 116spr; F.6lwaril ; Devil N. fur Jamaica; end Luid 11u1„; Mupprtl, fur Purtsgslusiag. PLY Mot 711, MAR:: I•i Sailed the Splttas,' South 41a.reca /AI.IMUUTII, MANCII Mlltrii• of Qweensbery Pw . ekri, with America. Duytit, Naafi' Pk PAr.ell this st.,rl fo . da), the 1 1.•.e1411, Vu) tale., Siren; •1.4 the Vlllona, 111ua1Rua , rry,trmrs ItAVIOGATE, HAIR it it, Came in a few res*els fur shelter. HULL, MARCII i. Saded the Le. , {VllNeiman; Broths ;a, ; ; . Saru, Taylor ; I)..ets's Slimes; Bud ihe Ousels, J5ck...,.. and fturharti, tidly..a, fur Gocessland; the !Isms, haslet, lot tireaulatol, wild yesterday. TORKSIIIIIE AS IX F S. ynk K. /EEsHAY. MARCH J. NAVAL ACTION. Irodix Casettes to She Y•lth lilt. eutrlsito an neeonot of 4 very I.le.priate eozagvn•rnt twee% • Sio eri ; ; the inpiter, with • very vlluside cargo of (so.. IHa►.lu•ab, and as lu•ortrot •ehuorvr prit•l•er, Iwo leagues of fist loot t r Cadiz. The circoontoor e• Net w; It given by C.,Finiti \l•lgnrz, 5.1 the Jowl*. t• sit 1/ “10.1, VIA oath, lo (ore the loteloiout or 51.1'111's Ca;laz, bll Ole 21m slit. It appiliiis from twit <fah wood that the lit uitir, oi• nth ut the tianse n ))))) tb, emote tip with ihr Itteweeni In , I at, rr, aad as Site form. r enried cuhttest, k wtir imuirtii•ltly its:t.le by the I Met, tt bp it Iscipit 1.e., illtrutpleti to make a kute.ling on lite sl.l4..l•lllthip, LI/Vt. S'ef ISOCCtrillsig 111 Vets morrow. that keeping up .1 1111%k fire up both aides wilbtp ttipot, air idaughtir w comnipiessee wan very new of the Jupiter fielding that the sclitrutict • 14.10 r, iiiice eg lour !Meg requested Cronin Jlrrgn. j t., 111111 S:r4t.i4l 31101 littki RISK:I.h colours, 111,S. h.) t ever, was nfused by him with great api.it , exhorting Oil bused ty t‘u their Peal tiotirtri 1111/11. 'lrtse tu teat, et wit. to 1"11 tptl etutspelted lit ahem a i~ se her 'mutinies.' was C 3111111! away hi. tom; I.f .ini.,t• : was al% I: tiled asui sive* ssuisruled; that uf the arh.u,t.er a... rot Laueu , but it 111114 hare Leer very great, a> hu th.s.i, aas•era crowded with dead mid sly tug. 'l•he Jupiter wan uur of it nevi which e tiled twin the II . h usider-ewoltuy uf the Sabiwe frigate, erlim, h eft CIIIII2 WOW 'reeks pies toed, bust had be.•u a. p ~ ated from the reel of the Vl 81-4 . 15/ 111 bed weather. It R lly loragiut , l, funa her abaeute, that the istplisa '..el fallen low the bawls of the lusurgent crwieers ; her atrtekt was therefore RI mach she more acceptable. The pi trate kite!' fruits Cads aseutitta, that the wartebassia h u e c o towels pleatted with the c ..... of Captain Marquee, !tut they were raieSlig a staloes:pt to reward bis velour. The 4 - 01.11 Me Cligilisig,e WU" tier Ccipinciii et ii. Clint% to itlll•ruve, mud It is believed i I idwriv ie..cli par, a eireusismasice that csinit.l laol io 1.1-n, r ; bark the precious metals Oil the Rityisl Exchange-, yesterilsi, there arse .r grest many drawers of balls on Paris, Miniburgl . &c. but irry few takers. ...... _ _ _ ! MARRIAGE. I' Or Tueed le. et Warelboorth. the Nan. JIM,/ SitICIPIIr, I W I %Ulf or the Earl of Calthueau, lo EhirehelL, youogeet i daughter of George Ti i lion, Eeq. of West-hill. DEATH. In July last, at Niece of INalcs'a Ilan,, after a lin . I gyring iitucas, Arthur Trzaii, En,. late ( - 0:1, et,•r ui (sae_ ii/11111 at Malacca, aud eldiat 1.1/11 of Aill.ur I:aq of lIIGH IVATEK 11118 DAY AT LONDON 11:11-G1 Muslims 18 tifiar 6. I El/comsat' 49 a.g.r 6 , PRICE OF %TUCKS YESTERDAY. 3 prr Ct. Cam..74it 7.1,,k I Ex. Mu., 2 3 di'. th pruCt. N. All. 104117:41i 1 Lottery Ticket 4 19/ P-1.. Imp. 3 per Ct. Amt. 7.34 I COlllO. tor 1411114 Howls-40 :17 l i. 1 ‘Ve WIC tryleoktrd our 11- , (lert. Moveirs. Coorva aatu.l l'o. Sorgrui.F. 4 , 1" CioNrlwt•- Hens*, Gnat Charlotte-straw', kfrirrs-rtiait, Lave r is consequence of their rxtrii.iire practice, awl fur Ow afros.. recidatiou foe paliesses at t ht West End of eke • .11s , lend lipard iu Wutallateck.streel, lixforti-als.. a I &Orli (row Bowl-Wert. *ln r. a Pityairtau or 40 year. rx it. t tory, and a taurgettas toe crrat 1111/IV6lre, mlwoc all time Bowel mltermatrly uncurl tl.e vplsok of mhom are Mciattere tlw Royal Collew.s. 4 . 6.111.1, ly.ve• ' , soured 10 prrfeti health by tiwir unitt•d talretts uuirn ►ally admits ledgetl, matey of attain heti brytt elefecim.gr.l rooms Hoopitak, and salm 'wise intimeprely lrra4•d.—'l'h. v fee rwavitited al Woodstock-hats..., Ww.”l.tovk.vieert, Coat Eight its this Sluratue until Eight sa N ; at Ow! MI 'heal lAswrd , Chaelatte-houvr, Biackb sts.roml. Twelve till riffhi in the F:veisiisr —3l , analog have velvic gratis every Evening (ruin Sae 1111 Right, at both Imo,rs, and .on Sunday Mountie+ uuill To Ore o'<dock Mrssrs. COOPER and CO. !peg to olronee. they have no emulexiou pith any New tourers); ilmelhre all 4. nets Ni.. to ae direetedlo CharluUe.huu►c, adjoonsug —Lectures un Rcidures, and out the •Iji ut 4 . Certain Disease, wall Lt.:delivered at bulb !souses every Srr ;le and Awning.. NO S ur g eon. in Ii a British E sipire liar- Irers• Inure distln_ui.hcsl fur their talents and Ilia ir fact. than 16r erlrhlat,d Nlessi... CURRIE sod Cu ; u. itl,rr envy of private individuals, I.:v. Ihr onnurous of opponents, have affected Ihrir repatution, nor takci, (mar Ihern their ealetilliVe pupidAri.y. A. regularly arra, a n al 11...nhets of the Kurd College. rif Loud tit and Laiuhnlgh, and huldw a Cu ttttt oariur. lit Ins %111:11r..s'a Ses vier, Stews. Collie us il Co. lay Cll.l/1 I« 011)11101s ac derided pier. revue over all other pactitioners. The plump, iteci.ion with vi lairds they .invariably net, insures to them the public elltlitiailiet; and .41116114 SO 1011( a praet.ec in this, the fits euetrupulis in the wt;rlti, they ha en I,,rit 1•11311:. to 11136, many valuable Ms govern s and On portant lino. or, menu ill the cure of Syphilitic Complaints, I's ri'Volle R. I as:mons, Debility, Pitmen:it y Consumptions, Strictures of the Urrilo a, &c. die. fly Iles il• superior plan of treatment, Sit into tea, of however long swot. Mg, or of the ;host inveterate kind, me speedily and pa i nraiiently eased. In early eases of Syphilis, a speedy trite I • completed to the shinsh inl period of iwu day., and to those of a more complicated nature, whrte ollwr peactilieme , s have failed of snecrtu , II proper perseverance in their plan i•I treatment ensures to the Patient a perfect re.establishisielst . To those aho ore labouring under a general or local Sr .it will be consolatory to know, that iu place of lassitude. 3 , - relaxation Messrs. Currie and Cu. olive lasting I. Hite, strength, and vigour. Patients of either sex may consult Messrs. Currie and Co. with the greatest sccresy, lit•lie3e,. anal I me, all Ile brisow, No. 107, Hatton.gardr is, u here these i • lificates, and ti stimonials 1101 hie to co. The ter our id . rt UM : neratiois are plainly stated eta the first Ode' vrew. Pa , ., m in the country stating their r Ist, and enclosing a trtuilliii • for advice and medicines, Ilse 63111 t mill be given or Feu , to all parts of the World. _ _ . LON.DON: Printed and l'ulutrien at IM Ma. Strand; where i rt;:ee-tztrnieni, are receiver', and lortel• (post-paid) mutt be addressed.—d. 61111TH, N.. I t Clement's Inn, rouser Er , No 117, Ilteuti. P , . r