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'I a r i i -114 exciting, but of jeering the crowd ; and thou We ;vas deertving of the merciful consideratiors'of the Court, having a wife and eight children. A ITulavits by three or four tultabitauis of Bodmin were put in to corroboration of this Defeudsut's catements. The affidavits o. the pad of Elicebeth Ham and I'ver threader suited, that they hid been nun,. eeutly and accidentally drawn into the riot of which !Spy had been finial guilty. There was no affidavit produced on the !dirt of omit hats Kiln. Mr. lisautson and Mr. WILLIAM addressed tile Court in mitigation of the punishment of ,3tervens. Mr."BXLI., on behalf of the Crown, raid, that :f there appeared any extennatiog circumstance in rho conduct of any of the. Defendants, he was de sll3llll 'hat the Court should give loam or them the benefit of it. The offence of Jonathan Hain, in •_ampariton with thistle of the others, appeared almost risigniticant ; hot on the other band, he thought trot the behaviour of Strews. was &hiving of tie severest atiitnalversion at their Lordships hands, it being in evidence that he had acted as the leader of snt.b. _ _ Jotaitlom flaw. by permission of the Court, tie,, entered into his OWIS SCCOgolltellnee for Inru. to appear to receive judgment when he should be called 1111, and wws discharged. Mr. Justice 1-lut.aoirD in delivering judgment. ofn.erveil, that the cause of the violent persecution l'oplism and Borcoviti, bad been the perform loce of a shay to which they we're hudtid by law— it was lit entsury that people should he protected in whatever they were bound so to ',error's,, and tlyt all attempts to prevent them from, or ratite% them for so doing. should be visited with the 'utmost rigour of the law. His Lordship then pronounced the judgment or the Court as follows ;—That Nl chnl4. Sleeves)* * us the most culpable of the Defen dants, should pay to the King a fine of SOL and be in the gaol or &Amin for the space 4.f 111 ) ‘ calendar mouths, and enter into securty to keep the pow. fur two yerre, himself in the sum of 1001., with two statical' sureties fur 251. each. That Elisabeth Flynn anti Peter RODCoflirr should be im prisoned in the saint gisnl, the former for four, the latter for three mouth.. and enter severally into I heir own seesaw) , for 1001. to krep the peace for two years; aril that all and each of them al Id remain In iniptisonineot till they should give the securities ielistred. The Court permitted two other defendants, James Cr. en and Mary Howe, included to the same nifor mation, aml couvicted, but who had been in prison t.r a considerable time, to be discharged without biought up. Mr. flu re then prayed the Judgment of the COOft no Kit. y Jury, J. Cleaver, and Thomas Vii derdown, for the con, • sion of a similar offence ut iNlnifivtone, in Kent, in March last. - - - - - - Mr. Jostler BEST, before whom there Defendants *err trued. fro.) his inner of the trial. The Prisoner's, i•ssiggismig that MI information relative to certain otresices against the revenue laws had been given by an infirm out %resin:in of the name of Lucy Camp. r , , , 11, whit frii6 it had it in fact been give.* by tier 4414-t, conspired with oilier persons, to the number e 53, in an assiiiilt oguilitt the former : they pelted I,er with dirt, pursued tier near a mile. threw her ft pond, and then exposed her person in a most tialeceot manlier. The Defendants had no Counsel employed, nor any thing to say in mitigation. Mr. Guirrty spoke in aggravation. Mr. Justice HOLROYD animadverted in very strong terms on the brutality, unmanliness, and rraielty of the attack on the old woman, end then awariled, that each of the Defendants should be imprisoned for a further terns of seven calendar months, in his Majesty's Gaol of Newgate ; they sod previously beep in confinement for five. Mary Jury had an infant in her arms in Court, the two other pii•otiess were mere boys. Richard Piety, and Anne his wife, who had suffered judgnient to go by default, were called to leer lye the award oldie Court, but did not appear. VISCOUNT DONEKAILE. We !nifty mentioned, that on the Bth inst. died at his seal, Doneraihr House, in the County Cork, in his 65th year, the ft,ght Hod. Hayes St. Leger, Viscount Doneraile, Baron Do. s.rtiatile, a Hoccroor of the Couuty of Cork, &c. His Lord :p had born fur many years subject to severe attacks of c "tit, hut hi. death was very sadden and unexpected, ...hi he sluing in his chair after dinner. The Viscount was hunt March 9, 1755, succeeded to the titles and estates May 13, 17n7 ; married, November 3,17 SS, Charlotte Bernard, awti r of -Francis Earl of Bandon, by whom he has left issue wo duaghtelat And an only sue, the Hun. Hayes St. Leger, ieuteussut-Colosiel of the South Cork Militia, now Viscount Ilenersi!r. born May 9, 1786, married, June 14, 1818, his first cousin. the Lady Charlotte Esther Bernard, second 44[1101..r uf Francir . Earl of Bandon, by Catherine Henrietti, .41/ daughter of Richard Boyle, Earl of Shannon, Knight ht. Pasticie. The late Lord possessed very extensive e...istes So the counties of Cork and Waterford, and princi. pally resided at his beautiful seat al Doneraile, in the farmer comet?, where he was much beloved, and will be long re veler.' by all ciasses of society. Lord Doncraile was de scended from the very ancient and illustrious family of 81. 1.-ger, who accompanied Ike Conereror Gorr Normandy in 7. 7 te6. in the iiersuu uf Sir Hobert Sent Legere, who is said to have sevecAted the Duke when he quilted the ship ito tetod in 50.... a. Hts desceudants rattled at I.llcombe, in k:evo, wive re they were of prime •ininenee among the liesaCtal vote y,at tended Aide Richard I. to the siege of Aeon, so tie Holy ! an 1 ins appears from the inscription MI the 'Ol5 it of Raleito ale St. Letter, in the church of and Sotoursre lid soh the Royal family iu the person of Sir onias St. 1 atecr,Ent. who espoused Anne of York. Duchess to Lotter, .tsiter of Kiag Edward IV.—The estates in relatid we. t :tea b, Si r Medway St Leger, Koichi of the Ga l ter, lo Kent, who served the high oilier of Lord V;(1•OuV of Ireland, under Ihree successive Princes, in. L Ili. Edwina] VI. and Moult Mary. The great yea's 41'1.:111 , 4.11 f Sir Ano hotly. &sight of the G trier, /tether ,•s Lit r„ot Dtkieraile, and of [Hewn be, in Kent, was raistd Of the IN ?rage by Morro Asset, in 17tg3, by the titles of Vis. room Donee, de, io the county of Cork, and Baron of Kit. ennollest, 10 the tamely of Waterford. These bosoms become •, , ,t.oet as 17117. ill Hayes St. Leger. fourth Viiirount Door. mite, Karoo s.t Kilmn Hun ; bat the title of Baron Marmite, wolielterw•rd• of Viscount Duouraile. were et...fermi un the Visevuee• nephew, St. Leger A telworth St Leger. Esq. son of Diehard A litworth, E.g. of Newmarket, comity Cork, by the lloo..F.lttahet:: St. 'Leger. PRICF. OF STOCKS YESTFIIDAY. Bork Stock 416 I ludo' Stork 4og !per KA.. 66 'lndia &ads. 7 t 6 pr. 2 per Ct. Conts.67,iii i : I Es. Billy. Y.... 1 3 dlr. 4 ere, Crot* B4 I Later)? Ti 4 kris VU. 10x. 5 per Cc N. atm. 1834 Ousroure, Vt fiark 1.. Aim. 17 9.16 I 1 Cols. fur 67ifili An. lop. 3 ecr Ct. . 63. . - W. o l•l4 , imilmug l i alA PfILICE. IkOW Meat. Teeterday Jassy &pet, Jews Herne', esti nowise eltersebers, w. brought to the ogee upon an estmeedinery charge. They were herniate from St. Martin's wateb.lithee, and anderwent a very strict investigation heron. Mr. Movie, who seeded himself to dircuver who they were, and the object of their conduct, they having Isemkoletectell In pearl ing the Strand, erased with pistols, on Suede, eight. :dr. Thomas &wiry, the tobacconist, of No 49, Stoma, sated, that soon after twelve ierhwk or Sitorley night, as he was seeing leis hell, he saw a Bash frost Are -Arno, and at the seine instant beardlike report, which he etetelsoled to be from a plmol, which proceeded from one of the three men who were 'tiredly opposite to hint, wear essile.evart; he was Maimed to rim across she way, to ascertain Ike cause, when he observe.] a pistol in she heed of one of them. A. alarm having been treated, the Prisoner Hartley ran of, be pursued him, came up with him, and seemed him. The watchman 'retired the other; he wee positive he saw a pistol in Bryant'. hand. The circus etince caused a treat month sod anise is the street. . . Edward flusaey, a watchman, acid, that on hearing the report of a picot mud a watchman's rattle springing, be ran toward* the spot when be met the Pri.om r Hartley running away, a n d he endeavour. dto stop hint, hut he knocked him down ; Mr Bewky, however, followed and came up with hint, and being more powerful then Hartley, weaved him and held him tall be gut up and delivered bins into bin custody. Thus was conernicil by Edward Sterry, another watclansms, who saw pistol. in the possession of all the Prisoners. Tho. may Hoist, ■ watchot3ll, confirmed the general statement, mid stated, that when he laid hold of the Prisoner Bryant, he resisted, and struck him a violent blow with a pistol. After be had seised him, he put his hand behind hint, to give the pistol to another man, who no doubt was one of his gang, he esidearoured to seize the other man, but be ran off, mud got away. Robert Wearing*, • watchman, said he heard the report of a pistol and the springing of watchmen's rattles, which induced him to go to as►ist, and be endeavoured to secure Hartley, he bring the MID who was pistoled out as baying fired the plstul, but he beat him ofi, by striking him several times with a stick. _ . Aber the evidence had bee* lakes, the worthy Magistrate investigated the Prigoaers as to who they were, sod the tense of their being armed, and especially at dial very late hour on a Son,!ay ought, where the Prisoner, Bryant, ad mitted that he was the person who tired off the pistol. They gave a very unsatisfactory acemint of shenmelves. Bryant pretended that he was intoxicated. They were ordered to be detained. THR SHAM PAINTER. Thomas Moore, the mass against whims several charges hare been exhibited, on a charge of going to houses under pretence of being • painter, to paint the house, sod stealing any thing valuable be could lay bold or, underwent another examination. John Sienion. servant to Thomas Fish, Esq. of Walworth, stated, that no Thursday the Prisoner came to his master's house alumt half-past tight o'clock in the morning, with a paint brush in his hand, and a small quantity of varuish, he said be was come to varnish some doors; be was told that the doors had lately been varnished, to which he replied, that they had been dime so very badly, be was come to do them over again. He proceeded to the hall ; the is concluded he was going to re•varnisis She dour, by order of their master. lu a short time after, Mr. Fish called to the servants to know who had left the street door open. It wits then discovered that the Primmer had gone away. Nothing wu then misse.l ; however, between twelve and one o'clock, Mr. Fish discovered that his parlour had been rohlied of two valuable silver musical mahout. The Prisoner was remandsd for smother examination. John SsaiM, and William Noon, were charged by iVil. ham Reeve and Gco. WON.' with having broken the home of Mr. Robert George Gently, of Ilatnetun Wick, on the 13th inst. On the morning &Rowing the Prisuncra were seen by the officers carrying bundles, and knowing them to be suspicious character., followed them and took them into custody with the property in their posatssion, and they not (Mime a satisfactory account as to bow they benune pos. amsest or us, the Magistrate detained them in custody. The officers afterwards hearing of Mr. Deady 's rolkber - y, they informed hint of the property they had found opals the Pr,. snarls, and their apprehension. On Mr. Deady seeing the property, he identified it to be the same which was stolen from his house on the 13th insirtit. The Prisoners were committed for trial. ANCIENT COIN. In dieting the foundation fur the gasometer of the glut works at Canterbury, in the precinct of the old castle, smite old Roman coin., in a very good state of preservation, have been found also Numerous bones, a quantity of stained glass, &e. and a curious in al has also been found, with the fullowin: inscription deeply cut round single fieur do Si:, in the centre of the seal—o S. Rieardi 141. Arno. fiari. Rid. Wo."—The seal has a shank, and is rut iu bell metal, and seems intended to have been worn from the buttuabole of 'be owner. CORONER'S INQUEST. On Sunday ee'nniebt three boys who were on the bridge, wear Pessekihne4reen, in York, observed n part or the water of the river Puss considerably agitated, and whilst they were noticing the circenntance, an object rose to the surface, which they in a little time discovered to be the life. less borlynfa female. A Coroner's Inquest was consequently held on Monday, and the body baring been recognised as the remains of a servant of • respectable family iu St. Sa. viourgate, the following particulars trsnopirrd :—lt bad fur some time been suspected that the girl vris in a slate of pregnant!, and on Thursday, the 21st of October, a pro- fessional Gentleman of York was requested to question her on the subject. He did so, and communicated to the ser vant lits conviction of the fact. Comments or many farther particulars are here unnecessary ; she was mach agitated by the declaration; sant that he was mistaken; and, though it was then between nine and tea o'clock in the evening, ran out of the front door, and was not heard of afterwards till found is the river. The verdict of the Jury. after the most patient ievestigatioe, was--" Drowsed herself in a fit of huanity." NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roIiTrMOOTII, xoTtWSW 91. Arrived yesierdsy else Crown, Revels. from Rip. . . . Sailed tie NamaL,Tremayne, fur London. PLYMOUTH, NOTRIIIIEII. SO. Arrlred yesterday the Spring, Dodds, from Dantaic; and Harriet De Derg, Lumen, from St Thomas's for Aliens. In Hanumer—The Impregnably, Windsor Castle, and Helicon, and Hardwick?. Fos, and Amite revenue cutters. Between the Island and Main—The Lynx. In the Sound—The Lee and Lapwing. In Cetwa►er—Prtws Frederik, Dutch 74, sod Courier, Dutch brit. 7 tLMOIITII, The sehooker Providence, Arnkenshir, Irmo Waterford for Plymouth was obliged to bear up for Currrach oo the 10th instant, very leaky, and a ith Itws organ. and holwaiks. The leak it slow slopped, mid she i• expected to s ail this evenis`. LONTIONDFRRY. 21101VEINSTR 16. The Cnst!croole.revenor cutter, captaiii Eleven, has cap. lured n smitteler, swoon , . d a Kew /I.lk pant host, with en bales of tobacco IMO tumid. She bad jn•t evened her hatches for discharging when Cie...liter boar to siel.t. Much mischief has Weil, been dttor to the trade a this Osier by the Brest quivtilitS I.f tobacco and Otte. contraband voila tendril on our rinse. atitoithidauttiog the vigilance of the officers tut the station. ______. DrILL. Novi:num 21. Cane Jove from the Mete It-sterile) eke S4l Ougrey Web. ster, ler Jamaica; arid 4 Moths,, fat 111.111 4'll 1• A. The lliagvet, Unr k, room Weetued 6u I olutsm, got net the tleirAlaiuSsiddia, bar go off agairi %aflame Jattrasl r and pro ceetts4l** hey voyage. Arrived aid sailed tot the River tu-day the OsAiglas o Moir. (ma Halitaa. neRLINII ousuri, NoVeissta 10. la consequence of his Excellency the most Ohm biome Frisbee Mims Ahul Daman Khan, having been pleased 10 express 'desire to hose • Concert performed at the Rotunda. previous to his leaving this City, bliss Byrne has deferred her departure for London, for the purpose or giving such an en. tertainment. with Mr. Horn, at the Rotunda, to. morrow evening, Friday. the 19th instant, wh:els his Excellency intends to honour with his presence; the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, and several per. sons of distinction, will also be present. Irish hue. pitality and politeness will have on opportunity of being manifested on this occasion, to assentbling round this illustrious visitor, the first and wily per son of his rank and nation who had ever paid so di.tinguished a mark of reopect to their counby. and whose cheerful and conciliating M4lllleff we so congenial to their own. 'flue mad splendid prepa rations are making for his receptiou at the Rut with ; Dud his Excellency will positively leave Dublin early on Sail urcluy next. 1 uesday his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant entertained the following Noblemen and Gentle men it dustier, at the Vice-Regal Lodge, Flicgriii Pat k The Lord Chancellor, the Commander of the Forces, Mr. Gregory, the Attorney:General, the Suhcitor-Generat, Lord Nurbury, Lord Charles Maritirrs, Lord Allen. Lord Caibery, the Bishop of Waterford, the Bishop of Ferns, Sir Grum, Hill, Sir Ea!wird Paget, Cotwirl Cutre, Mr. Lockwood, Mr. James Daly, Mr. Leslie Foster, Mr. Beryd, Mr. Preach, Mr. Marlin, Mr. Prendergast, 16e Hun. sad Her. Mr. Talbot, Major Hishrowe, Ice. &e. Yesterday Sir Edward Paget entertained his Et. reliving the Lo►d Lieutenant and a select party at din,.er, at his residence. Tl.i• clay the Lord Cha..ctllur will entertain his Excellency the Lord Lieut•nant and a select party at dinner, at his house. Steplien's.greess. Saturday airrivvd at S:0111I'd Hotel, Donagliailee, and on Sunday einhat Iced for Portpatrick, Colonel Doyle, and Mr. M.Ca ~,,, Cowtnissiourra of Ea rls.; on Tuesday the Right lino. Charles Grain, M.P. Secretary of State for Leland, Miss Grant, and suite. OCTOSER 19. Lords Donaughinore and Hutchinson, L o rd George Beiralord, and se e e r,d other R►presentatives fur irelahrl have s ;Ord far England. Crate-street Theatre upeneit last slight with the Tragedy of Venire Preferred, in whieh Miss O'Neill sustained the part of Beleidera. She wrs greeted on her entrance with enthusiastic applaw.e, and she exercised, with her almost magic power over the hearts of the muthesicr. A AIN Ilannnertun played ✓upier, and Mr. Cub• ham was the Pierre. All the other character* were mast miserably performs d. 'rite house was quite full. We are utterly at a lose to account for the dia. position whirl, exists iii several quarters to repres sent the state. of Ireland me disturbed. That any person with bolds's. or even the pretence of Cora. 11101/ houl«.t y. :Imuld pretend to c tttttt Pct. a leer old Whi e-boy manoeuvres, which Silly hr readily wet awl poppres,ed by the resident Gentry null Mug's. tr“tes, with the Radical Met tinge in England. appears as absurd us to trace the latter to the rut thyttul,:! that happened the other day in liiilia. ( Dublin I. reining Post.) A. to the state of the country, we are happy to la) the following extracts before our readers, from the prusingml Juttrisais received in this Office yes. terdity and this day. o We feel pride in olefin! that the peace of oar country continues iu its rowel tranquil ask.. We cannot !rain from any quarter of people teeing disturbed in their decittugs at night, and forced to take unlawful oaths; nor Lea bat circumstance come to pier knowledge of • gentlemen of large hotline residing between this town cud 13•14 m. aviorc beiu rmycd nut of bed, Rod ronmethil to lake the oath usually cohnutistered by diem midnight marauders. If curb was the case, we are certain the public must hare braid of it ere ibis, and, on the contrary, no such report ever circulated in our towes or ueighhourbood. The muds and mumbo of the people are too purr to br tainted by any of the proceedings of these deluded wretches from the comity of Rusiromeniits, who might emit-avant to Kam *him over to their abominable and wicked plots; nor do we think that ■ spirit of disr ffertion shall erre arise amongst the tants of our U oil T.—( Twain Gazelle. Nor. " We (Kerry Evening Pool) have great pleas•re in slat. jag, that we are uuieformeil of any recent outrage in may part of this county—that the mild and praiseworthy conduct of the Magistrates in the neighbourhood of Killorglan, has been attended with the hest ellects--ated that, with the ix. rcptio• of the slight indieatioce of miseundoct which ws lately noticed, the characteristic repose of the county has been, and promises to be, tinbrukeu." We tee moils concerned so announce, that on Monday earning last, ns Barry William Gus, Esq of Plover hill, was taking the amusement of shouting on his own demesne, armed with a double-barrelled gnu, he met with sonic game, at which he discharged, or rather intended to discharge, the anneals of one barrel, but the contents of each tinacelioutably going off at the um' instant, both barrels unfortnuatety burst. The eumiequenee has hers, that there of the fingers of the lift baud and wrist were so dreadfully I ted that a partial amputation of the fingers was rendered necessary. We also feel regret in announcing, that on Monday morn. bag Charlotte, daughter of Richard Wilson, Esq. near Ibis city, a yunng lady aged 20 years, ittarneiliately after break fast. proceeded with • loaded *Mol e taken (runs arias kept for the protection of the booze, In an upper room, inside where her sister lay ill, snit melancholy to state, discharged the contents through her breast. No reason whatever can be assigned fur commitiug this rash act. An inquest was held on the body yerterday.—Veriliet, Inanity.—(Lineerie4 Advertiser.) COMMON PLEAS, DUBLIN, AhmiDAr, 'Now's= 15. THEODORE LAWRENCE. ESQ. V. THE Ar.v. WM. PCACOCKE. This was an action of assumpsit, for work and labour. The Defendant is the younger son of the late Sir Joseph Peacockr, who made him his executor. Sir Joseph's estates bring greatly eccumbered, he di rected, by his will. 20,0001. to be raised on hit frcr hold eststes. fur the purpose of discharging the vii cumbrances. The Plaintiff, who is nit English so licitor, and married to the sister of the Defendant, wrote to him (the Defendant), offering his services towards procuriog persons to lend the money, slid said, should lie be unsuccessful. he would only charge for the actual expenses he should be out of pocket, by travelling. &c. In reply to this propo - the Defendant wrote him word, that his uncle, 11,,0rd Castlecoote, who salt a trustee under the will, and he, approved of his plan, turd would co operate with him in his exertions to raise the mo nix, The Plaintiff a ccordingly proctored a person who offered to lend the money. provided he Comfit the *Cunty to he sati►factory; upon *blob he Came over to Dublin, faithe purpose of . inquiring %'.`'S. • • • • iota the std• of the property, *Mat, hawser, turned out to be so largely eneurniMrest, and liti gated. that he found it impossible to succeed in raising the money, and consequently, after • stay of Esc or six weak• in Dublin ► he returned to Bristol. The present action was brought to recto ter rem•nerstion for his expenses in traselling. and during his stay in this city. A. it would he int piorsible to prove every minute item of his ex penses, he thought it better to charge so much par day. and he therefore claimed one pine* per day. for 6hr-ovine days. It was urged fur tie Defendant, who had paid into Court a sum of 501.. with 9/. for costs, that it was to suit his own coovenience, and upon his own ac. count that the Plaintiff came over to Dublin ; he having a charge of 2,000/. upon the property in right of his wife. he wits sliminess for his own in. trre.t to learn the state of the property. lie was also de•irons. and it was fur that purpose alone. as the Defendant urged, that 1w re. mained so long in Dublin, of being paid hr. r of interest on his wife's fortune. of which 240/ was Own due to and for pat inert of 9.301 of which his receipt to the Defendant was produced. The information respecting the pro. perry. it was said. hr might have acquired iii four or five day'. ettoile he claimed reinunerittion For fifty.siirte, and if even that length of time were ne. cessary, it was clear it was for himself lie ►egitired the information, for as soots as lie returned to Brigol, hr filed a bill for the purpose of levying his 2,000/ off the r.tate. The Defendant lodged 50/. to Court, from a wish to avoid entering into unpleasant litigation with his brother-in-law. hut although the Jury was compelled by that circuits. stance to find something for the Plaintiff, yet they were by on inertly obliged to find to she automat paid into Court. if they did not think t►e Plaintiff entitled to it. The Jury returned a verdict for the Plaintiff of 301. damages and 6.1. costs. THE ARMY. On Tuesday last the western squadron of Not* tingliarnshire yeomanry cavalry, composed of the Wußaton and Watt''ll troops, were reviewed in Nuthall Park. by General Nerd, who was pleased to remark the high gratification that was *Worded hi,,, by the steady and soldier-like appearance of the men. and the brilliancy with whirls they per. formed the new sword exercise. and their several et/Mations. The charges and wheeling* were {Parti cularly noticed. The squadron is nutter orders to hold itself in readiness at the shortest notice, should the enemies of the country disturb its tranquillity.— Nottingham Journal.) The out-pensioner.. alto have . been passed at the rooster at Newark, have marched to Hull, where they are to do garrison platy.—(/Wm../ Last Weditesday, the 17th instant, arrived here by the Ftfe, Captain Calder, from Leith. the bag gage of the 6th regiment of foot, on their way from Echirburgh for Leeds. P a rt ~f the r eg im en t ar rived at Leeds on Wednesday brt.—(llxll Ad vertiser.) The 411 Veteran Battalion is assembling at Fort Cumberland, near this place ; the 3il and 4.1 t bat talions at Plymouth.—/ Portsmouth Paper.i A detachnieut of the 901 h regiment marched into this town on Tuesday, the 16 , 1, and procreded on the route to Stockport, on ‘Vediresday morning; on which day , and Thursday, several companies more, with t he band, arrived here, where the head quarters of the regiment are at present fixed.— (.11ucelea)feld Cannier.) The periv of artillery, with the two field-piece% which it was stated were on their mild to this town, arrived here out Saturday, the 13th inst. They marched in great tarlitary form. escorted by the grenudirr cnuniinny of the 4mit foot, through the corn market, chick was at the height. to the ord. nonce barracks —lll'elreastle Chronicle. ) On Tuesday lost t h e Hirt division of the 90th light infantry, under the commend of Lie u t enan t. Cannel Burrell, marched through .Neseastle from Shrewsbury on their route to Marcti , tield: on Wednesday the reeonil division to Stockport ; Thursday the third division to Cuogleton ; and Friday the last division to Nrweestle. to remain, it is said. until further orders.—( Staffordshire Ad. rertiser.) . . OUT-PERSlONltla3.—Cmptaine Hadley arri and Lieutenant Drewry. the Receiving Officers of the Ontspenrioners at N.M.:wk. (hemg the assent blinertation for this county and Derhvsliire), hare marched off Wier firing ii,suected by Doctor Dent. appointed for this service) 339 men to Siirewsbury, its detachments of 30, nod ei' the command of an Officer : there were titan 310 men, who were found unlit fur garrison duty, paid (and distnirsed) at the rate of Ir. 10d. per diem, reckoning ten miles a day's march, from and to their respective places of Omsk, that they attiOt return to their families, mid not to be tin expense to the public. or sin incorivenierice to the inhabitants of that bo rough. It is hut justice to observe, that nothing could be mote creditable than the peaceable and orderly conduct of these veteran soldiers, during the term of their assembling and remaining at Newcastle.-.(!dear./ On the evening of Friday se'onight the ware. honor of Mr. Jou COOK, of Helmsley, situate in Fetter-lane. York, was broken into, mid four amidl hums, and sihnut gOlbs. of butter, were stolen from the premises. The circumstances con nected with this burglary ■re preuti sr ; for it ap. Pears. that though there war a trusts• dog in the nnrehoi•e, the thievea made two separate alumina to enter—the first of which was by taking out a wiudow, in which they faded, owing to the !blotter of the same being strongly secured ; they then forced open the buck door of the warehouse with an iron crow, or some such instrument, a n d' when the robbery was discovered in the morning. the poor Ileg appea►ed to be in a stnte of stopefaetios,.— Hence it Peens* that the villnins hail administered some deleterious drug to the faithful animal, ui order to silence his " ignorant impatience.' whilst they peaceably committed the robbery. The feelings of the people in Dutssiee are at pre. sent mulch agitated, oil account of the number of dead bodies eartied tiff front the burying••giuunds. 'rite persons employed in thin abs. 000 iss aide traffie have raised. according to report, tightern bodies last week. nod !nicked them in siz hotel, which "tete sent to Edinburgh by one of the meek% 7HE 71IRF. . • Beriff4Cl AT TATTILASAI.I.II, Uoiroat. N.,. Datil'. 13 la 1 not Mr. Pkne 18 In 1 ago Brake to 15$ 1. 1 nut Brother se Whisker Maier 18 Iv 1 agel 111r.13.1pey 25 iu 1 apt Time r. 25 le 1 ant Orville e. Cs to 1 ape Hoopoe. IS to 1 Suedes,. OAKS. 10 to I ego Bilk. ethyl ESWORTN. 11 to 1 anal Ilvollser to l'resserer. 14 to I alp* Sailor 1$ to 1 opt Notions 16 to 1 opt Ilroshor to Comma NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET'. (By the Carcass.) Beef.— 3. 0.1 to 4. 4 , 1 Veal 4. 0.1 to 64 at 3. 41 to 5i Oa I Pock ros 8,11.171 0.1 PRICE OF NASA SAGS. ilr AND STRAW . WHITICCIMPItt. Hey— 5/ O. 0.1 10 V 840.1 New do. 4l 6e scl to 4/144 Od I SOU" 11 SI 4 , 1 lo 1014. 114 Clever 81 8.0,1 801 7.4 j Kent ....31 10s to 4/ 10s News ..3/ 0s to 3/ 12s &OK ...31 Ss to 4/ 4s Farnlssust, second, 4/ 10. to Foreign Pocket PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, ice. per 1121 b. Tows Tallow MA 0.1 —. IN I Yellow Swap *2. Yellow Russia .:41.. 0.1 —. 0.1 Mottled Q4. While clittu—Se. 0.1 -..... rid Card Soap ditto.... 52. Od —s Oil Graves 24. 0. Melting Staff 411.1 011 —a 0.1 I Good Dregs 9. Os Ditto rough..3o. Od —4 9d Fat. by Tallow, 3. 51. per statue. MICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandler* Hall. Price of Canines, per dozes, 1 Is 64.1—Moalie, 131 0.1 fid. per doers allowed fur ready owary. OILS, per Tun. I New GreeuMbile.. 941 —/ Old . Pale Seal • 37/ —4 RAW HI Best Heifers •nd Steers (per I stone).. 3s 0:1 to 3s 44 1 Middlings 2. 6d to 24 104 I 11411 K!. TS. CORN EXCHANGE, Mom Dalt, Notivuoix 22 Although the arrivals of %theat shire last arty arr. small, sad the •upply thus morning GI- from large, sad th.t chiefly from Essex and lit•t, Ike bade was Lary) at u..- prices of ibis day week, except fur wham samples r,. which the demand was principally confined. the Irian., of Barley as market sinte last Monday hits beta hot tran, yet sales this muriiiiic ecru lit:or, for all but picked aiww, which sold Is. higher than iiii last Monday. 4,.„„, ~,, dull of ask, and rather cheaper, having • guild I,l,pe y f.„, , , Essex. Oats are la. per gocrter dearer, tirrimt a, 0 ,, arrivals. lii other articles there were so alientisa. CURRENT PRICP.A OF GRAIN. Wheat, Kent ik Es' sex flAs 73s Grey Pease 4ll. s Suffolk ditto Norfolk ditto itureigis Wheat . ..64. 740 (tats Potato. ilts a:, Rye. l4, atis Poland ditto !Bit 31. Barley Via 43s Feed Oats ..... ....RI. ,T, Malt tißs 74s Fluor (per 5ack)....14. xl., Whits Pew 34k 44s Rape lead, pew last. 341 3til Roden 32, 50s IMPORTAT - lONS LAST MULL --•- - En6l6h Whgn►, 7 .. 90 ; Radry, 3 34{; - 1611, 034 ; Oa►., 8,403; Benno. 1,616; Pease, 643—Foreign 0 .1 4,1, 4,235; Barley, 1,470; 11.►., 3,030 ; Brow., 150; 545.—Insh Wheel, 530; OM*, 3,090 —Eogrish F100r,4,11(6 socks. AM ITH Fl El. D MARKET, MONDAY. Miamian tril. We lout a numerous supply of Castle to.dar, sad the auks keg was well stocked sills prim.. Hearts; the prices rear.in 'early is last: Beef sod Pink bad a brisk trade; Mait , it Bud Veal were suoiewhat dtill of saleo—Tbe Hay.oisibet oh. tallied hot priers : Hay and Straw were INK deirlent in buyers; Clover effected loft few sales. Saie' Beadle 'Comet atatesairot oldie prices soil numbers:— To slab She 01121 per stuns of Vb. 8eef....35. ed. to ris. 0.1 Head of Conk this day:— Miittou..4l 441. to Ss. 4.1 Drams 11,6140 Teal ....4s OA to Si. Rd Sheep lbbeo P..sk ...4. 8.1 to 6s. 4.1 Calves .Mts 11Aosb...0s Od. to Oa. 0.1.1 Pigs ..... .Sin PRICES OF HA' H. JAW ICS . S. I flay 31 15i Al go St 10' Oil Straw II 7. 0.1 to II 13s Oil GUILDFORD, Notsvaaa 20 Wheat, per load Phu ditto .... Oats, per quarter ll Os In 11 14s Nue' duty Ol Ss to 01 Os Rye, per quarter ll 16s to 21 Os Barley, per quarter ll 17a to 21 is Degas, per quarter 2l Ss to 21 11s Prase, per quarter 10PS, per Cot X ffW POCK En Kent .... 3/ JON to 4/ lts Sures .... 3/ 3e to 31 let Eases .... 3/ 54 to 4/ 4. 31 sr-4nr. 5/ 10s to el th s 11 Os to ?I Or. 254 Gallons. Spermaceti Liusee4l Pale Rape 441 —s liDEfi: . Ordinary.. 2s Oa to 9.- 4$ Market Calf.. O to 9 , Ear. Hume Os 0 0 I) SHEEP SKINS. Sisesaincs, polka ls 04 to 5s 0,1 Ditto. l.oa COAL MARKET, Noraataaa 2t. Ships at Market. Shells Nod. Prise. 30 Neweasite .... 11.. Od in 455. 8 %lederland 9 Scolds Coal .. 01 42.. od. ids —s. t's . 1 Cinders BIRTHS On the loth inst., the Lady of R. W. Nentnal i , Sandridge, of a daughter. On Sunday ninentag, in Smith Frederick-street, this Lady of Sir Harcourt Lees, Bart. of a ion. At Botardeaux, in France, is October last, the Lady of Jobs A. Goklabury, of Longford, EN. of a deughte.. MARRIAGES. ..... At Aaminater, by the Rev. Charlei Kekraieh, Thom• William Bloomfield, only moo of Sr. Thomas Pluom• Gehl, Rart. of Sliooties Hill, in the County of Gent, to Salume, daughter of Samuel Kekesich, Dig. of Prainute, Devosahire. . . On Friday last, at Northfield, by the !Irv. .1. M S 1 .3k4 - spear, Lieutenant-Colnarl 3. F. Dyson, of the Httnou.3 l East India Company's Service, to Emma Louisa. .1 daughter at the lute P. F. Manta, £.q. of Sellywick, enbire. DEATHS. Oa the Mb lastest, at Caen, Cu Franc", Rank wife of it • Rev. W. Koos, wood sun of the Low/ Dosing. ut lk•tn. i 'laughter to the late Sir Andrew Ferguson, Bart., a I donderry. On Sunday aennight, tot Sheffield, on his way in ?Av!, the recotery uf bis health, after a lone .Ir t►' ai Talbot, *mod awn of Mr. Talbot, Seminary to Ow I i.• Ceneral lafirniary, earl fur mower& of 110 years in tile tug Mune of Messrs. Lees, Sattertbwsite, aid Cu. of • bard-stony 1.004011. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I ONDON BRIDGE 11f/►raft 11 Hier 41. I Eveilltag 4U dirt G. LONDONI PHsled :at Pali in the 01lire, No 117. Sited ; where Ailvertheisests are reprised. so,i (vest paid) meet be sikbesord—C. SMITH. M. 1, Cliumust% lus o Pfister-4. WHITE, No. I Prblisber