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itioizck. 1110W-ITILEST. DASHING ROSSER. Arnhem O'Bran, alias l'onfietnois, alias A. V. arisen, slims Itnurce, a man of genteel appearance sod grallentaaly rosatatra, woe charged with defrauding Mr. Rivington, headorrlkr, of Waterloo-place, of M. It appeased that on Saturday reetaivic the 10th instaut, the Prisoner went to Mr. Riviugton's shop. and after link nog a Mid variety of bunk•, ►e agreed for the pore base of several, to the amount of GI. in payment fur which he unstirred a draft fur 107. on Mears. Prescott's, banker% of Thresilueedte.ntreet, which Mr. Riviagion received is payment, th► Prisoner saying he ae•er drew a draft for l'•sa suns than lOL Mr. Riviiigton r.re him G. is change. hr Prisuuer had to ratti.ived it t.. b•• at the hour ahr■ it tow late to send to the haak r`t to inquire if the draft we. correct, it ►eing shoat fire o'rtnek aNM he uttered the craft. The Primmer left inst. 14Ci14111. fur the hooks to be :node tip in a parcel directed to a gait lessen of the name of Mansell, and sent by t►e roach to Richnsimil on Monday "' , zeroing. He gave ►ie own address at No. IS, George s:reel, Hanover.square. He is shoal 35 years of age. Mr. Riving on had the prevention, before be parted with ':se ►ooks, Worse! the draft to Messrs. Prescutt's for pay. 'Nets( early eat Monday morning, when the answer al the /Jabber's was . '" No effects;' and the drawer of the draft A , AS out korkris. Inquiry one made at Nu. 15, George. street. Portmain-square, and so math permit as the Prisoner •and there • Qr 'earthing the Primmer, several drafts on Prescott's were ford, silted in a way that Might 6e construed into a:of of his asuses. Mr. UMW/4M amessled for the Prisoner, sad endeavoured •0 peuve the teasssction to be oNly a debt, and that Ire in : sedral to have cash at Messrs. Preset' s'', on the Meaty 3110/11111r. sad Inrollfered to return the 41, which was refused by Ur. itivisigtoa, who said he would make an example of his _ _ Me. Itivinutisis obs►rved, that be Owned, es an old aed eapiqicared kositoo tesdesman, be ought to apologise for eriag so easily loped by the Primmer, soil parsing with Ii so aavity,but heconfeesed that the ■ppearasce, nisnoers, and la.- t•ay of the Primmer got the bedew or him, sod he istirm .Sanbied darned the time be was mimed wish him tvieg a ouilegase, sod the pesos be represented himself to be. The Prisoner was committed tot further examinstims, when it e. expected that several ot►er charges of a similar nature will be exhibited 'genial ►im, as a slumber of whet ”fue mations have bees received at the office of similar trans •etiesis bra area answering the Prisouer's descripiioa. On Friday evening,betweentieven sad eight o'clock, Miss Johnson, a woman who stood committed to Widest.ll fur liebavisig disorderly at Si. Martia's Workhouse, was found Lancing 111 the erring room attached to the office. She was dlseovered by Westbrook, the gaoler, who on hearing • rigeling Dune, as proceeding from a persoo's Mont, he went to the room where she was, sod on opening the dame w.rh rouse difficulty, ►e found the womaii's body hang. ivg 'tallest it, and the force he used caused the ►cot to slip; she had tied hermit up Ur one of the ire* rails of the window with her shawl, sod she fell upon Um sod knocked him down tinder her. He called fur assielanue, when it appeared that she had been very declaimed se to tt. intrusion of potting an rod to her existence, as she hod tad her apron woad her face, Wile' had heeoine black; she was very cold, and had every appearance of briar dead, flowerer, a ssirgeue was mut for with all possible speed, also, alter a considerable time, recovered her. She was then e4aveled is a hackney roach to St. Martin's workhouse, sad tot into a warm bed. She has been for some time extreme ly troubleaome to the parish officers, and caused ne many disturhatites that she could not be kept in the workhouse. (1)* Friday morning half a crows was given to her, and an order give.. her to be taken In at • house at libation, where poet of the poor of St. Martin's are farmed. la the evening *he returned to t►e work-house, sayinr, she had lost the or. ilar. Another was given to her, but she refused to go ex. clot a roar% was provided for bee, when it was ascertained that she had swat a great part of the half crow• in liquor. She was very abusive, and made seek a disturbsace, that ate was sent to the Office ins the custody of a constable. IRALAND. DUBLIN, DURK'S", 22. The Lord Lieutenant has been en a party of Pleasnrr in this county. His excellency is par vet iy fond of shooting; and at Clonbreck and Don. ...wile he has had excellent sport. He passed iVetitiessiay night esauxborough, the seat of Rn. Bert Persse. Esq. when: he mast have been feasted wish woodcocks; from the peat extent of covers which so beautifully adorn that princely demesne. —(Galway Paper.) ICILIENNT. DECEMBER 18. We lament to state. that we hare received from • very tespectable informant. • particular confirms. tarn of the atrocious acts of outrage lately corns .pitted altar Johnstown, in Gslmoy lierony.—The icdividnal who has suffered by this inhuman violence is Mr. John Minim, brother of the highly respected Titular Bishop of this Diocese. It appears that cm the eight of Wednesday the Bth inst. five coos, the property of Mr. Marom, were shot dead on a farm of his, at Etrk, near Johnstown in this county; and that durinic the preceding week seven eke's, also part* of Mr. Manim's stock. on the farm allotted its, weer killed—the throats of the animals losting been deeply cut. The cause of this feroci ous satrap is the firmness of Mr. Mariam in con stoning to hold land which the former occupants 114d' surrendered. in consequence of their inability to pay their rent. The perpetrators of thew in. tiniest, cruelties have also written to Mr. Martini, theestetsing him with death should he persist in holding the laud to questiou.—(lliod valor.) LIMERICK, DIECIMBIR 18. teeterday Jobo Cuthbert, Esq. Sub-She'd! of this county, having received his Majesty's writ of lion, proceeded to the hinds of Bidlyphdlip, airier Callitconlish, with • detachment of the 18th hu”sies, coesistiug of a serjsent and ten men, where he *rimed • number of cows, under said execution. In a ►hurt time after a vest concourse of people as sembled, and manifested a disposition to rescue the reale; the Sheriff assured them, if such were 'a ttempted he would order the party to fire, and tau t.ourd them ardent opposing the due execution of the laws. Whilst thus adsp.ing, several sto nes were thrown at him and the party ; but, of order ing the dragoons to load their pistols, the fellows ma off, and the cattle were removed on towards tone. They had not preset eded above • mile whets 11,1 were pursued by over 500 persons. several of whom were. mimed with muskets, &c. and having surrounded the Sheriff snot the dragoons. fired 'eve s.' shuts from behind ditches and walls at them. Isesoosielv with no other effect than that of wound log esse of dragoon borers in the shoulder. Me. Catlehert .having first amide a most spirited sod disteemeasd:resiataisce, tlisu with a seryeaut and a ivy theigeoes charged epee those is hest. obliged lliem V. take to the folds, and dispene in all dirge. usees.nthe rat of the party loosing ou deft, gilf. cartSeti.i* f • the ouseilsete, oboe they kept by.eennieeol (some of "'loch mum Moos torkwn effect). and brought the cattle into the city. Much praise is doe to Mr. Cuthbert -for hi• cow. disco. nut only upon this occasions. but for army other spirited acts ou supporting and enfercing the laws of the count ry.— (Limerick Cie ronick.) SMITH AMP:RICAN SERVICE. '/TO THE EDITOR OF CARRICK'S MORNING POST " Sift—Licarriuti lbr arrival of Gmieral D'Everrus is Ibis clay, I beg from Inns, throne, the wiedimme of your valuable Priest. Una/ere 10 a fee gat-Mimic " Has b. ►revived any account*, official or ollommise. fend Calomel* Neale or Sylmar., or frost soy officer of their (the Ist rile mad laseer) miniscule since they left Eu rope? “ Where are thine Iwo regiateats, watt he what elate? " What deaths or easoaltios have occurred' " Few Wets having bent mreived front thew (I ►elieve nose frogs soy of the ride °Servs), sauce lbw swivel it the West ladies, have any means beets used to prevent their correspondence with their friends' " What was tie nature of their reception with the Patriot Chiefs? " Were their Countsissinos recognised? ‘• These viridian costal. it is true, be pat soli answered 111 private; but General D'Evereen.will feel, that he owes to the &wines cause Um winch he is eatrageda—to the friends sad relatives of the sallsot vows% WWII who enlisted owlet. his banairs--oted I • himself. to altar the feverish suxiety which slow so geserally prevails respecting thew. " The General will, 1 trust. silosit, thst an spolory for this public appeal to bus candour IS anneeersary " Dee. 7. 1819. " PHILO LIBERTAII." " TO TH E EDITOR OF CARRICK'S MORNING POST. " SlR—Having je.l Imposed that mine anxiety raids on certain points eunoeeted with the Roush American &lair, and she Irish Legion, I have it in missitnrity from General TrEvrreex so innonianicate, that a statement on the rob. jcet will be ("monied to your Paper. with as lassie delay as risessestauces will edssit.—.l have the ►wooer to reseals, yes, moat obedaert biusibis Servant. _____ " i. KENNY. " Col. mei Act. Adj.-Gee. I►ish blies. " Creamer Hold, December S." " TO THE EDITOR OF CARRICK'S MORNING POST. " Fitt—Yon should have had my promised communication N Thursday last, were it nut that letters were expected by this day's Inc% the publieatifm of which would have ren dered say atatemeat from nve unnecessary. However, es they have nut arrived, I am desired by General D'Ree e esx not to withhold my letter any longer. I shall, therefore, Sir, proceed to Notice as briefly ■s possible, and, I feast, satisfactorily, sneb matters respecting. she Irish Legion sad the service, se seem to have awakened public anxiety. " When C.olonels Aylmer and Meade sailed from Otis eonniry with the regiments rimier their CONIIIII4IOI, they had mom to believe that General IVF.ecreiix wirold almost im asediaßly follow them, and (hie he would have d e af. bad be ant been detained in London by the arrival of the Dep t. ties from V la, and by other matters of high impen itent, to lilt division of the armies of she Republic. These officers were nut ordered to make any return or reports te the Geweral in Europe, sod i,, conscipeace none officially have reached ►im. " Letters have been received in London from Gee. F.ag. lisle and Miters, dated Margaritta. Sept. the 25th. which announce the disemLarkation of 1,540 men of the Iriali Legion upon that Island—that tiw y were at o nce armed and secontred--that they were organising and making pre parations fur the emitting campaign, and both officers •nd ruts are. in these letters, spoken in terms of almost un bounded praise. * Were proof wanting of the reennition of Gen. D'Everenes Commissions, it would appear in the following fact : " A Colonel of the Legion expensed • wish not to have the regiments brigaded before the arrival of the General, when General Englivh replied, ' The arrangements mode by General D'Evrertex must be attended to in every respect; I shall consult his instructions, and examine the dates your Commissions.' He did so, and Colonel Aylmer, as senior Colonel, was immediately, according to the iaalrnc tioas of General D'Evereux, appointed Brigadier, to canv assed sad discipline the regiments of the Legion, and in that capacity be was acting mach to the vaiistactiusa of the officers and men, as the Ibth of September, the date of the last accounts from Margaritis. " I have already stated, that the Getters' has not received official returns from Officers comns•ndiug regiments, there fore cannot know the exact amount of deaths or casualties; bet those beard of through private channels are, one Ofce► and four men drowned ; one Officer found dead in the inte rior of the Island, cause not known; and an Officer of the Legion died at St. Thomas's, at the period of the late burrs. ease, which devastated that Island. Thew are all the reat►s which have reached the ear of Gen. D'Evernax, nor cam be say that these are correctly reported. " No esteem have beets used by General D'Emeeni to Fewest the correspondence of Officers with their friends; such • proceeding would steel his unqualified ceusu►e cud rep►obation. He cannot suppose that soy piddle authority amid think of ►everting to so iubumsn a measure; and that it bee not been practised at Margaritte, may be inferred from the return of some *Seen from theme who would not, of course, hare refused to take charge of any letters is. trusted to their can, sad if, under the circommenees, suck • prohibition could be supposed to exist, they must bare blown it. d The fact is, Sir, that Mom is as petal from (Warp. sista or the Sputa Maio is Europe; and it is only peva. Moult, through the West India islands the officers ran, at prestos, have letters ooveyed to their relatives and friends; bat it is the inteatioa of C I D'Evereux, au Isis arrival its Staab America, to establish a packet commatuicatioo, for the express tae Olds legate. " ♦ West India mail may br espreted to resets P.sglisa about the Ilbtli of this Niomult, whirls will, it is to be pre• suored, bring tellers tree Aterisriits. Y !laving casually mesitinned the mum of *Goers, I thiuk it right to stateoliat 'name( them have again cater ed the Ultimo, having obtained permission to excitant inks another regisand, an example which will au doubt be &A hmed by the remaiaiug few. " It boa. I understated, hero stated, list the eaptalme of the vessels obich took oat the troops were much disap. pointed spd badly treated se their arrival at their destina tion. This is best awsweveil by the fact that the Omaha have, by letter, within a few dap', assured the tommimary General of the Lekioo, that the ships, oo delif return, shall be at the command of General D'Evereiss, should be require them. . 6 I have now only to add, that, long previews to the arri vela( say port of the espeditioa at hlartarillei large quan tities of arms and cloth ism, famish( d by Grano, Irk:vermin, had been deposited in the Island—that each ship with troops had, or her arrival, hum three weeks to two months extra provisions, and that in September Iwo large trans. ports, lariat with provisions of the best description ' sailed Go the United States (or Ilarpritta, purchased solely os the private credit of General IrEverran, totally des timet frost what is called ri guarani, fonds, of which, in no use imamate ' bee he, directly ur indirectly, touched ooe farthing. I have farther to state, Sir that in oar depot, isthe aeighltuorbood of Om kpanisl Main, the General has eight thousand stand of arms, and is another depot, in the same quarter he hos, in arm% elwilltiag, sod monitions of war, to its;amoeist of 40774 18.. Id. purchased for the Irish Ilegitm, as be semi by the Moak* M his hands. la chart, Sir, so ore thug that indbrienall castle. mold egret for the prLsparity adobe I.roitto, has bees weilltftra, and the Gram, Ida amp am* he we the grataind, so mamma er. tom, soil einkaksee pereselly SOle weak. • Tearihme lathiest humble Servant, 0 11:111PatNY, • " •tint 60) „lOilgitd * GmbegaillAil4o.l.l64.o,l! • 4 ! .t7t.s9 is rflll CRASS. The Prince Regret% Ittag Boor& will west this day at iteaoat Twi, and ea Friday at alaidealteati Thicket; each day at tea °Week, if baintiur weather. The Hein!)Wiwi nomads will cocci this day at Humans ; Felilay, at Evros'Wiry Dow., at tea o'clock each day. 711 E 7•MRP. ! ,,or CATTERICE BRIDGE marriNG, 11120. Wiromessav, Ilti L 6. Sweepstakes • r nes. , ittgo. ft. for three years old cony &W S*. When. Sat. Two nodes. Duke of Leeds's rb. e. by Musbray, dam lay Mostar, pan das, by (Thema Mr. Claridge's eh f. by Woodpecker, *tot of Platiaa Mr. R. kidney's ch e. by Cum's'', dams b! Orlpiai Mr Horsley's b. e. Nuyese, by Wltitweitli eat of Octavian 's dam Mr. Powell . ' hl. e. by COMM, set of Orphan Mr. Harrisusi's ears. filly, by COMM, sot of Inks, by Elsa hirtonian Mr. Wis re de's b. e. Felton, by X Y 7 out of Jem lll a Mr. Li ci. e. Dasishiaur, by Msclorih—Prterra Mr. AI" ;01. e. by Windt*, Hat of Annalorilit Mr. Bell's u. r. by Filz•Tragle, dam by Hyarildbas Malt* for 1000. Sat. reek I hie mile. Sir W. P 4 lswell's b 1. Syllabub, by Viscount. «at of Trifle, ogee Sir J. H. Maxwell's gr.f. Fair Helaa, by Vises/sal, out et A 1... TOVIUMAY. The Old Slakes of Itsge reek lOgs. ft. for tette, Sal. Slb.; 811iea, Sal 'Ton miles. Mr. Lawabton's h. e. Boernelion, by Smolensk° Gen. Orsles eh. e. liiih Ebert, ' by X Y Z. dam by Dart Mr E. Sositles cb.c. by Wallow, AIM by D Andrews Mr. &manes b. c. hr Cansbertand. dens by L'll.ient Mr. J. Fergana's ch. f. Lash, of the Vale, by Miserbray, an. by Shuttle The Yearling Stake* of 90p. each, for colts, est. 31b. Shia, thr. Ore mule. Mr. Lisnbtor's h. e. by Mamba, out of Rosalie's! LorJ Oreensberry's eh. t. Ledrtiree, by Cardinal York, or I.Haysssu, oat ut . Trove Mr. J. Feraissou's grey colt, by (Marian, haat by Sir Harty Dimrlate Mr. Iten.suss'm b. f by Bustard, dam by I:Orient Mr. Jaques's rts. f. by Cisme., dam by Minute Mr. Fri green's ch. C. by Octavian —Me. Is fis ld's dam Mr. l'erguipose's b. f. Flurantbe, Sister to timothy. THE THIEF TAERN IN lIIS OWN TRAP. The ((Mooing orevereoee look place of use of the quays of the city of Cock within a few dayl:—Two of those red: Ram whose depreciations os the vessels in our river we have had reason so often 10'nectice, agreed in plunder • ship at the coalittsy, of aorminf the ropes which were sm. prided from the mast. The better to rffcct this porpum, thry ■waited the retiring of the tide at night, whim one of them getting on hoard the vessel, climbed the mast, hoe ing previumly agreed that hi• contrail, abroad get under the side of the ship, and receive there the ropes which he cut down. Through mistake the rope which And met his knife was use by which was 'impended a large foray* block of timber, used fur the prose. lion of the resort from t h e qtriy, mid which hong over her side; Swore the Irat 'nation of the progress of plunder oh ch the fellow in slie mud had, was a *tannin% blow of iill4 block, which L. 1.1 him 8•t on hia hark, and wooncicil his head very •4 Verriy. The Captain and the man on the watch hearing the 1110 , 119 , 1 of some rerllol/ under the ship'. side. winos disco►ered the deliuquent, whilst hi. accomplier fro kly descended from the mast and Ilea. The wounded wretch was moneyed to the Bridewell, where, afte► some examination, he wail, we nuclei stand, discharged !—(Cork Mercantile Chronicle./ ROBBERY. On Sunday morning sennigist, t robbery of a moat atro cities and daring nature, was committed in the homer of the 1t... Mr. Ovens, of Cueboyetuvro, near Cburebbill. Tbse villianr, supposed to be about Ilk if, number, entered the house by a window in the rear, lira Mr. and Mrs. Oven. and a servant maid, the ouly remiss then in the home, ex cept a young whose room they slid nut enter. They thew proceeded deliberately to search the premises, breaking open ',try drawer, truak, Ike. all of •bleb they rifled of their contests. After remaining upwards of two hour* in t►e house, (luring which lime they pos.essed themselves of two gold watches, sere'sl article+ of plate, a qtrantity of keens and wearies apparel, alauwl 6fty pusad in Bank notes and silver, and, in feet, every ar. tick of Tahoe ou which tb.-p could lay bold, they re paired to the stable, took three horses, and rude off to iridium a short distance of this town, *hire they dismounted and left the cattle. As soon after the departure of the rob bers MI the family were enabled to release themerleee, and alarm she aeighbourbood, a must active person( was com menced, in which, much to the reedit of the country, as it was ►espectful to the character of Mr. Ovens, almost every persons capable of assisting joined. Infurmatiun having been received that the party bad here seen in the neighbour. hood of Tempo, obey were pursued there with great vigour, and actually chased out of the home of a mail of the name of Carry. Use of them was eventually secured, dressed in Mr. Ovens s clothes. He has piece made a iliseuvcry of his associates, fur two of whom, Nathaniel Curry and Johnston Carson, noted offenders, a large reward is about to be of fered. They are 'apposed to have taken the direction to Belfast or Newry, in eider to escape to Scotland. Tw o others, supposed to be accomplices. have been takers up, sad underwent an esanduation.--.( Enniskillen Chronicle.) 374RicErs. GUILDFORD, Meat km 14. Inset 44s I. No mi. . ...15. t. its Barley 306 to Ses I nesse Bread le. 101. WINDSOR. Dsotritora 44. Wheat, p. 1.1. 131 146 to 17/06 Ream., per Ir.. ..426 lo 46. Risley, pre qr. 3l. to 3436 Peals ..... ..... 52.8 to Ma alill Ws to 301; Rye READING. scallioto 24. Wheat Ns to Us I Pesos 446 lo 424 Bildt y 27. to .08s eld thus lll4 to tee Bean. 376 to 40. Mho .lilt.. .....-4 10 —4 Ohl Wheat ....730 to 78. STAINES, Mertens N 24. ---- Wbeot....W Oa 1.. 17a sos Pease. per sir —a to --s Ky. --. to —s Barley —, to —a oats, per yr. ....Ns to !Ss Beaus ..... 4.51 to --s DIVIVES, premises 23. Ire had a very port supply abolb Wheat and Harley to clay, tho•oh nut equal to that of last week; ■ad the best f'heats were sums cleared at last week's priers. In Barley, Oats, Peons, and Pease, we observed but very little varia tion. We had as immense quantity of poultry, proticsi lowly torkrys and geese ; the former of which (alive) fetched from its. to Is each, soil the latter from 3s. In Ilts,; fowls to 39. 84. a couple; ducks 39.84. to 49. U.: guises hews 4s a couple; eggs, eight to ten for ■ Is.; butler 184. per lb. There was also a bad of Lie fresh berriogs which soh! at 841. • dozers. There were • treat mostlier of Pip at Rurality staskel, seal price* we're lowered. PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tall.• Chan4lent Hall. . • • Price af Candles, per dozen, 64. per dose's alluarl for reaay ersegwr. MAW lIIDEN. Best Heifers and titeees (pre (trilitsary.. 1. 0.1 lo I. 14 stone),. ts 6 i to 3. 04 Market Calf.. Os to S. earl 1111144liags Bs 44 to Bs 64 Lug. Horse Os 0.1 to Os Od PRICE OF LEATHER. Sotto, 50 to (alba. each 164 to 201 per lb. Ditto, SR to 661bs each ..21.1 to 234 Dressing Hides Fine Coach Hides . . 164 to 1844 Crop Mks 35 to 40 lbs for rotting 154 to 17.1 Ditto 45 to 5 0 1b5..... ..... • 1714 to 201 Call' *liar 30 to 401ba 204 to 264 Ditto 50 to 7011 is 284 to 34.1 Ditto 70 to 60114..... 254 to 29J ineall !teals (Greenlau4) III In 204 lArip thou 144 to 18.1 Tauo►d Horse Hides 164 to 164 linrse Hides ..... • . •• • 164 to 20.1 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. conceiloc2o, Incasing* 24. Arrived the Camillo' frost, Quebec. Sailed the Alaary transport fur Liverpool. liaLlloll7ll, DSCIVIlltit Pot hack the Sally, Lawry, for Lisboa. A pilot boat Ism come in from the lireg.Providesce, Clark, arrived of this poet from St. John's, New Brousweek, sod lauded the Crew of the Marie, Efferd, of Dartmouth, hum St Joke's, Newfueadimed„ fee Dabble, w►ieb the Providence fell is with ma t►e 13th irretaat,about 200 kaftan !Land W. of Scilly, in a slakes' Male, .havitia tXpliTiesics4 dread. fel weather on her passage; and a few days prerrinos to Inc falling is with the Providence, • sea struck her, which laid her ea her beam earls, when they was o bliged it co t away the masts, sad when she was abamlueed by the crew the water wee up to the decks. The Provident. oleo fell is, on the 13th lust, with the Belosoirt. from Demerara for Liverpool, wbo had,oe the lot neaten., lakes the crew of the ship Isabella, lades with timber, is a nuking stale. btleawool., D[l:tflla[R Z 3. Arrived the Elise. Harvey. Crum Quebec. Uu the 9th hisianl, in lat. OW 41. 12. JO. fell iii with the ship Fame, frump Miransiehi for this port. with loss of Cure mud oliseamapts, aunatippiwasts, boats, and every thin' eff deck : she was upright and water-logged. Also arrtvid taw Martha, Strappo', frump Qaelnie: on the NA alt. alit experteucad a 'karat hurriesaa, which carried away her boats, bulwarks, stannelmoss sad spars. The Aletaiuler, Marshall. Pa alto - arrived from Qaebae, died. DIAL, Dscrtaaua 14. Seem! of the eutuuribeitrui mailed last mild, mod were of thee have psi heck again. QOM dews hem time &hoer the Courier, °rheum fur • Alichaers • Legion, Wetter, fee Unmade; Jessie, Lisp hers, for Pe ' reseeebeee ; Jabs, Moopirworit, for Jams's.; sod blerester, Iferver, fee St. Theorise**. Arrived sad seital with nest or the huseeirril-liersed for the Leer. the Jam, Medi', frees the Geary Isisedos. I mimes Ltitv4—bffelieley at all the Wine. ..o#grit •~ YaNtl t .• ;r_ FOREIGN WOOLS, per Pb. Spant.h Sheep, Leone'• h. 0.1 • Os 34 &lovas .. 3. 9,1 • 5. 0.1 -- Suns—. .. 3 Od • 4s 94 --- Se►ilk .... ?a 3.1 • 30 9.1 II•sw•y, 14 • la .. 3s Sl.l • Ss 94 alfillessis, Ist .... as 0.1 a 4s 9il ....—.......—. Id 2l 3J • 3s 9J OILS. per Tea, nl 2 Callon.. NI w Greta Whale 31)1 -4 Spermaceti ..... . 701 Old —l —1 Linseed Pale Seal NRETINOR or CRROITOIN .IT CUILDUALL TO•HORROW. N. w. W. FavrJuictew. Won,la k....frare, cubinel.maktr 3 10 J. limos. Pete 4.11/%1.,..1 sleet, silk nwreer 3 10 J. Field, late u/ Neweme-ntgo keg, blucher J. C. Ily.le. New-rued, ar.thec Iry M. Fitrnorr, /fPnitursch.y, tort-maker J. Wood tool C. Poultry, ormrrh.e.etne.l M. Jacults, Chalks-siren. glass.nirrrle-tot C. %Yrith/.3iratiffw ine.sewrrhatnl T. Seeder •ud C 1). Pile of Milei-iskele, irarelsorse 1111.11 B. Boa land. Bt,iont, linen-draper . .... .• . .. 3 10 A. Mows, Steadierll, slopseller J. Archer, Strand, halt. e C. Bowes, litiekney.roall, anrremi J. B. ampere'', thlord•st Frei, huger... 3 12 J. Hemming, Loncacre. linen-draper J. 0. e .., Che. pude, was elionseman 11, F. Lrlisoin, Cannon-street, tin-plate.mannfact 2 10 A. Shaw, Mnitlifirld, victualler .1. Stephen, Oxford-road, Lorne-maker J. T. Crocult, Salford, liquor-merchant J Graaf, Thomas Coots East India ship W. Bewley, Manchester, tailor W. Nitrite. Coldimite, miller 2 12 T. Collins, Drury-loar, Kroner W. Wootton. Bri sundae?, tanner .... ill II 12 J Windle and C. Northrote, Tourr.bill. slisp.agentsi 1 10 J. Kairht, Cies kennel', iron-fouitiler T. IRrlham, Stratford, me rc h an t J. Young, Ltyoorpau.l street, milkman J. Prelr, Tunes...at-yet, sat k•mataufacturer .. • H. Siiluey, (Word road, slev ler in pictures 1 1 0 M. Tayl o r, Lung-lane, dealer in cotton ....... W. Heath, Islinvon, hu tither J. M. de Quints, Bucklrrsbury, merchant .... DIVIDENDS. J. Churchill, Sianhopc iitrett,briwer J. Prel mut Cis. Fautly, cirituu-radon 1 J. Harper, Fiera str.vi, bookseller 1). W. arid Cl. Noel, I.oupacie, Dittman . ll C. F.. Josef, Kriiiialt.inwn, tanner lt .1. Harrison, Spring.uardeus, tailor l2 J. D. (,Mart, Foiwbury.square. clk.inaniaacl erre W. Williams. Aincw.c.orner„ buukaellr r T. sorteriasi, New Sinia-strert,nulliuer CERTIFicATEs. T. Prichard, the youuger, of Bristol, merrlmint.—J. Hop. wood, tl e younger, of Norwich, Lancaster, blescbrr.— ft. Miller, oftlid Fish surest, London, bookseller.—T. Matthew., of Frith-sin et, Soho, Middlesex, stalioner.—H. Cardwell, of Howoheif Bask Mill. Yoe It, tbressl-niailufartisrer --V. Whim., ol• Torstbase• green, M oldies/it, icius Nor. —G. &Mil; afoul. ford, Laincawirr„ of Ihshopogalootrset- Witldsi, IsauJon, wisrelisui.—J. Yale, of Worcester, knitter setler.—W. Elliott, the younger, of TuularidgestTells, Kent, cheesenswore. Last week. • tall. respectable, gootblooking-snan, was bruieght he Bristol logratary, silk his throat dreadfully mangled. the ewendpipe being neatly divided, bet rause 10 the great Mood weasels 'seism-J. He was enable to speak, but made signs (septa. ink, Skil rapt', a hen he wedge a Iva: actuates of his ateliers 89. list army, and in different troupe of yereinasey ile slot oeiglelnearbuuel; and conelsule4 as fol lows: I slid ibis with a raiser at three o'clock in the inurn• leg, sad Mr. —, of —, dressed the wooled. 1 1.,..1 been intoxicated fur several dam, sod nastiest of my asiiiihriern I did it. 1 Maps Gerl will pardon in, the nude act. I wish to see the Minister who used to do deli at 1111scalon : he is our at Tample Church." The tats/' (the Rev. Mr. F.lnya) sad eke Rev. Mr. Waite were sent fur; awd after their visit he became calm, but is evideatly tuessand is mired. ilia family sent admitted to hie ward, sled Were exceedingly affected. Curesideriog the extent of the iajory, he is nude better than might weennierably be expected ; bet the outgrow have little Mope of his ultimate recreirery. It appears that hr had arbitrated souse darning between two of his nerighboors in she mousey. so much to their mutual sMisfsetiorr,tbet the reteariliationa was ter he 'Mewed seer is glass of tigers/. One cep Mused on sewer', mad. iletrexieaseel, She enfertarate gentleman, se meal with kiln, last all egatimasod over himself, aml is • it a desperatess, attempted the dreadful set of aelleirair-nmesui; Bess exhibit. iwg as awful teems is sham eels ate in tie habit ;if yit W. tats tti the ordeal,/ vice of drinking. tk Wife OUTRAGE AT MANCHESTER. THE METROPOLITAN and CEN I It COMMITTER lbrve the vatisfsetion to stinnenc• that the volatile,/ Sebspipties on ow foot for the parp.e of relirviri tl. lefuar. r wad bri•giai the Offender,. cajole. tie., arimmelsM Oralmul Mbar more lhaa Two 1 mac. SAND Veva Ilessal, P.OSlM._ . Yet, respectable se Is this arousal, &nisi a. it has Gym the spooloinioen hails a as lambed astioo, the Coup , tee feel is Sink 4ney so algae that it falls short of the meads; and MM infenand 'alien', sod farther exertion. ye Ike part of the MO& *Clan ire awl Honsanity, are relutro to give eons**s east M she pablie wishes, sue secure ay,. Cr.. to the objects in shieli the Connoiteee and the Sul,. scriber, have a cannon isterest. To prove the inadristoty of the permit Puna for it. pav_ poses, 11 loM ssob s simplyesar i simply sees sid es Ike ie rA , y lo aisle,that ; lota i ce '. tainett That the nonsber iwersons brutally 111111,1111 , .1, %.,4 rimes or HONDRCD sad TnißTllionbesesssay env iswil mine which peoetrated their beers; others au remit tractor..., awl sevtrall are disabled for the reuteiadet of their lives. Au inadequate eoeuribotismt of Five Pommels toes& venom therefore obviously exhaust the whole animist of she Sub. seelistinn ; soil it has allieted the Committee ilsai Ib. hiss not hitherto felt themselves warrant, al in ilishsesiiiu nor than Five if Pewees for this primary utij. ii Nearly FORTY other persons, 81w victims of 116{54.1 44- tinnily, have also deists for indemnity on the Coom,lie,, and to these, in the lisaitid state of the Fords, It isas u. been possible to assign mute than Two Huxoarn Asti Pi/Tv P00R... In the memo thine various Legal and CONtillreeki 'spruces have exposed the Committee to calls for anuther hi irt HUNDRED POUNDS., while i• this department of Expend,. tare it must be evident that the weight of claims has not yet bees felt. la the directlya of the Legal Proceedings, the Committee &el it proper to slate, dial the Seal is which wise and good urea of all parties participate to beteg the Perpetrators of the illegal outrages at Manchester to speedy justice, bin bees tempered and governed by the advice of caret. tired Solicikin, assisted by able Counsel. It is, of course, imps, able fur the Committee, without injury to the canoe iv *hien they are engaged, to develope the state mud pilgrims of the proceedings which, wader advice, they have adopted; bat in the mean time they claim credit fur exercising &smirch seat_ Ayes can be felt by any persons what, Per ; while duly fe. t. lug the delicacy of their respoosibility to the dimisgotilv .1 body of Sobseribers for whom they art, they have been 64W est is as respect to exceed the bounds of a woad di.rreti .1.„ This expessitios of Picts will, it is to be hoped, aeons.. sae Tis of local Sehectiptissis to apprise the Committer of i the Amounts in their hands, and stimalace She Beisesaient and Patriotic in every part of the Empire to promote and exited the pecuniary reinsert:Ma the Committee by evt ry means within their power. Sebeertplions already received, £2,001 4e. Ind. t. I. X. e. Chas. Fyslic Palmer, General Sir R. C. fer- Esq. 51. P. 10 10 sabots, M.P. 10 0 T. T. Clarke, Esq. Ass Enemy Is Arbi . .- Preoad isele.iriptio; 10 0 i may Poiret 2 I Han. G Lamb. M.P. N U AN Been, le Tyrants 2 0 From theAlfrediass Mr. iimmort Hmoseli I I ciely. Too Brewers, A few Friends at the London %Volt 6 0 Gemini Aran 21. 166.24. Subscriptions are received by Mr. S. Reaste, 119, : Mr. Dolby, Werdour-street, and 999, Snead; Mr. G4'., b, Wych..tre.Pl ; Mr. Haskell, 94, Vork.stren, 11 estainster ; Mr. Pere, Great Russell-street, Covent-werden ; Mr. Pen ny, 6, Tykr.street, earnaby.martel ; Mr. Henry Whittle, West street, Spitalields ; Mr. %Voyles., 711, Eiret.stron ; et the 011 ice .f the Steinman, Saliebory-easrt, Fleet-sheet ; Mr. Harris, 97, Nortou.street, Rorilendroed ; Mr. ear reettlil7, No. 6, Fisit•etreet-hill, and 40, Drury-lane ; at the Cross and Anchor Tavern, Strand ; and by the Tevs agrees, Major Carivrristlet, 37, Burton-erreeent ; Sir Rohnt M l'., 47, Charles-street ' Berkeleyaquare; and Mr. A. Galloway, 69, High Holborn. BIRTHS. On Sunday last, at Blackburn', is Lancashire, she 1..1.1y of Lfroiroust•Coloorl Tyroo, 85th regianeol, of a daughier. Ou Moaday last, at Bouswista, near Lysitingtos, the Lacy of Caplan repos, R.N. cola sus. Ou Monday last, at Lynaingtoo, the Lady of Major Frede rick Crofton, York Light Waste, Volunteers, of a goo. MARRIAGES. Oo Thursday last, at Hargrave Church, Berke, by the Rev. Peter Fraser, Senior Fellow of Christ Coll, ge, Cam bridge, Thomas Robert, eldest ems of Robert Dimsdaue. Esq of Hertford, sod gramdsuso of lite late Hoonorabte Thomas Dinasdale, Berme of the Remiss Empire, to La einda, eldest daughter of Henry Manning, Esq. of Sidewalk, Devout, Wee, of Fir Robert Barlow of Chatham, Sir George Barlow, G.C.B. and Sir Monis and Lady Imams. Oo Friday, the 17th instant, at Lincoln, by the Reverend Edward Chaplin, Sr Richard Sutton, Bart. of Norwood Park, Num, to Mary Elizabeth, rldcbt daughter of she late Ileojasnis Berta', Esq and sister of the 'repeat William Barlow, Esq. of Rollos Hall, in the county of Carlow, sad 144144 Wakot Park, oar Stamford. The bridegroom at_ tallied his tlet year on the preceding day, which was cele brated with great festivity by his guinea uus tcaaatry is Us cullasbiro. At Moser Hoerr, Suffolkoi; SaturJay hud, aged G , the Right Hon. Emily, wife of Lord Henniker. Sire waa the last sus riving daughter of Robert Junes, Eel. formerly of Daffeyn, I. the county of Glamorgan. Ou the Nth initial, at Fareham, Charlotte Prances. youugest daughter of the late Philip Piton, Esq. Admiral of the Red, aged 17 years. lately, at PGri Royal, Jantaks, Lieut. Heavy MeClia leek, •nd Mr. J. W. P. Pill, Master of Ins MaketesshipWasp. Lately, as his passage front New Sued. Wale", Mr. Au drew Stnlth,Sergeow, Royal Navy. lis July last, at Triociewdee, in esioniequesee of thus bite 'es dug, in the ttd year of his age, Lieut. Fleury Rub. worth, of H. M. S. Liverpool, yung. it sots of the late Ed ward Rae/mural, Esq. of Firiiugford Hill, Idiot Wight. alimmlay a Cr/eons-es Wisest was held ■t Prow Wood hada, es the burly of Asia Moore, aged 66, win, ea warn. lag frost ronsithing with her sous-in•lsw on the approaching fours-al of her tither, aged 91, was toned dead in a Geld sot far from her cottage, supposed from 311 apoplectic sentare. HIGH WATF.R THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 11Junin 36 after 10. I hi'revieg 11 after 11. ittPuSTANT 4111POLMATION.---Frotti esiCalatioN by the College of nn lent than 40,000 die 'Romany in Great Britain of Cosoisaiptirm, and at trait 10,000 in Lando*. 'Me late Wm. Torsion:l, Esq. • very ingeisioas Stamens, ascertained that teth person wagi raptured. Three complaints are truly Alarming to every individual who eves the least exertion. It is also incredible the einsalser that suffer from • ceiling Disease, by be:isC improperly treated. It was these cirtm•astands induced Dr. Coorga to sek et emisseat Physicists' said Sorgeosse, of at least 30 years experience, to furls a Medical I .arti ; said shire the establishateet •pwarils of 30,000 Pangaea liar.. been cured —missy of them after liospitale had failed— Messrs. Comm sad Co. are eon's !tod at Woodstock. streets Osfordstreet, sad at Charlotte Moues, Great Char lotte.street, opimile the Rey. It.wlsad Hill's, daily, front Eight till EigM.—ollerisseice have advice gratis every Eves. int. from Six till Eight, sod on Sends, Moraings until Twelve o'Cleek.—• e • Raptures of 34 years sisioding radi cally tweed, wideamiweallownsent—There ate private doors al each hedge, and private mow for Femsles.—N.ll The stilicteil would do well to readlroo a. Conrad and Co.'s Lectures ow two peevailing Diu-airs, published Int Mal Shallow, by Mir. Harvey, fl, Blarkfriars.road. 'They will also prove useful to young Practigissuers. LONDON: Mated sad Published at ta w Oli o , No In; ellbsed ; *bare Adarrebritanattaib received, Setl gym zi.)._ be dellbmatb—C. 311111T1411.... 11 IVAN Kaa tali !hill. M .~ i ,i I