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el then hauled IT to sour Tertelships. 1 cut assure sour I..odships there es nothing whatever Ore mire in it:' The Jutlitea hewing nodded at,tetit, the Formatini read the 11,11uwing declaration bum * w rittcu 11wpr► IVC, the 'tumble' Jury, being on the eve of tertnivatilig: our i-.ii ritiihrol oul.l respectfully wish to retire sent to sour Lordships, that the we 'filch& which ae have Riven 10!, IM evidence ahieli has hero submitted to as, wilt, when reported to leis Ilaji et v'+ Privy (.7.5015111, Ire considered as mils' the eirtosion of fallible mru ; that mr urc convinced that ill +rte.:Mosey pisitivlemenie have not only a troidelecy to destroy Um , prim ireles of beentaitity which it is tour duty to eeiltheste. boo that hr them terevaress oceurremer, render the head call' a---one Melanie. of who It hat 1 0 . 1 . 11 lounglit be fore na, ui a s.mtle havitiz peek. d a mratlClllaa ' S pocket whit e she dreadful sent. nee of 11w law was recently rarrytag into CM. soi fur onfurlistia:r pre SUM tVC m all visionary ideas mad principles- 1 We tfre to itoestmer, or we live in mein? %Ville these feelings owl sentiment., a e most earwestly request that when those e?vcs are monied, that you will urge the divine itsjunction, • 1 wit: tome amity, and nut sacrifice.' (Sigurd) " CHARLFS JACOB, Foreman, and the rest of the Jury." ' Nn remark whatever was made by the Court ilpou this di t laration by the Jury. MIDDLESEX CASES. ----- Dorothy Notre: was indicted fur uttering a fc fed I/. note. It appeared in evidence, that on the v.v.-91111g of the 34tli of Decritiher she went to tl:e slop of Mr. Slielcox, In St. John-street, Sinitlifir:ll, and asked to purchase !4•1 lir cheese and a few %alleles of grocery, in payment fur winch she gave n !/. note, and gave her address, " Jones, 1, Stilt', hilt." The mote was proved by the Dank Clint' to be it forgery, and the address given by the Prisoner was proved to lie false. erict—Godly. David °Worts was indicted for the titilior fence of having it forged I/. note kiniaingly in his yoviession. It ailieared in stridence, that the Prisoner hail gone to a public-house iu f)iury-lane, and Mitred ri forged I/. note in payment fur some liquor, but lie had given its real witue and address. The Prisoner, in Ins defence, admitted that he bail offered the note tit question, tint said lie had got it inid another for I fr a titan who said lie found them in the street, and that as nobody had tised them, lie thought himself entitled to bell rheum. The .Tiiry returned a vertEct i.f—Nor 'l•he Pi ismer Was then arraigned iii the capital charge of ulipring a forged note, a n d 100 evidence bring givcii fur the prosrcul lon, lie a as admitted. James Hume, anti William Harvey Wesley, two of the wrett•hea who were sentenced to twelve ~oath; imprisonment, last week, at the Middlesex Sessious„ for a detestable crime, and iu whose case It was thought advisable that there were grounds to sustain a capita charge, were put to the bar, and capitally arraigned. Mr. ADOLPIIUS rose. and said. that as Counsel for the prwecution. he bud testate that the Officers of the parish of 11ary-le-bone felt it their duty. after what had occurted at the Middlesex Sessions, to tender a capital indictment against the Pip tamers, which indictment was found by the Grand Jery. Since this leek place. however, lie, irs Coun sel for the prosecution, had carefully perused all the evidence winch could be adduced against the Pris tont, s. and his opim eeee was. that after the ears of the Juiy had been disgusttil with the odious details, they would feel themselves bound to acquit the Piisnoris of the capital charge. lie thought it therrfrre more decorous in the first instance to abandon the prosecution, than to enter upon it with this opinion lot what would be its probable result. The Jury thin recorded a verdict of Nut Guilty. Mr. Justice BURROUGH said, he had read the depositions, and .was of opinion with the Learned Counsel, that, as there wits little prultalnlity of trusts 00000 rg the capital charge against the Prisoners, tin• Irene' course was to stop in the first instance. 'rite Officers of the Court could loot restrain the expression of the imliguation of a crowded Court ,it thrsol wretches, as they were placed at and re• SISOVed 1111111 the liar. POLICE. ?I•\{(ON•HOVIt. FALSE LOVE A very ordinary woman was charged by a young man with Favor Co ll.l , thily followed and persecuted him with her lure, to the prejadice of his character and affairs. He bad, lie said, giveii tier no cause to think he intruded to return her p a . • and was Willing to leave it to the judgment ur any mit whether it was possible to feel any seutiment of a teuikr restore for her. The Lord Mayor said that affeetiou was nut likely to be created by pereemiliou, suJ told the Defendant she had act , J unjustly an well as imprudently, iu pressing a suit that was oat Ii k.ly to route to any The Lady said the Complainant had done what be ought not H. lure clime to her, and refused to perform what ht hail prousiord to perform. The Lord Mayor intimated that be understood her, nod said Are should base taken Care that the latter Irish two' dune fast. It was a pity her credulity had been imposed mum ; but he hail out the puller either of the Wall Mee ur morry her. She was dismissed on prutuisin to commit no act of ills. oider. MOW-.IILEST. EXTRAORDINARY AM) DREADFUL CIRCUMSTANCE. Yesterday morning Willfun sfertitiage was brunght to this übice, al must extraordinary charge. Mai y C Iris stated, that she occupies a back parlour and n kitelwu in a house iii Siewarrs•rents, Drury-lane, and she gut Ire living by attending in 11w Piazza of Coro. att-Umsleti, al :to arty hone every isuruiti; fusel' *sloop, bread and but t' r, rases, Le. to the persons :Ms soling the market. She had Motto is the Prisoner about a (ortnight, and on Wednesday last lie 1 ailed spun her at her midi:lice in Stewart's-rats, and dines!) after he was gone from the house, a water-rock and a quantity of kasha pipe was hissed In the evt of the same day she raw him agraiu, when she charged him with haring stolen the crick and pipe; which he denied, thr the follosing tttttt Mug (Thursday), about seven u's lotk, he called upon lire at her 6:sloop stand, mailer lbe Piazza, in Covent-garden Minket, alien he had with bunt a basket called a butter Rat, alien lie told her he had got souse patent coals fur her which would burn wit h out making any smell or smoke, and Ilwy would make a tine fire fur her when she rot Lease to her little parlour : the Ital.!' were like Kilkenny coals, and she put mime of them into the basket she kept her closticual is. ; she looked at them, and they did out ap pear like coal', but pieces or Wasps of black staff which she emelt! not hod any other desciiptimi for. She took them home with her between nine and ten o'clock, and she was er e partied lulu her parlour by her sun Thusesas, 14 years uf age, Mary her slaughter, 11 years of age, and Mary Astor Cal murk, a child two years and a half old, whams else had the tare sit; were in the room with her. Noun atter her retain Leine she ism a piece of the black stuff, ethic's the Ptismarr called coal, and hod pat tato her basket, upon her fire to try b,ivr it wttwld horn it was (oily thi slze of n small rex, When 'it iu,tautiv tristelit tire as gurrpuirder would have dour, and the fire rapludcd and coniuminie.itri iti the re instituter of the black stair whirh the Pt itiosser had pot into her basket, which hhe hint tinfortoinately &meetl within shoot half a yaiil of ilir fire, when it most dreadful explosion took plAce, whirls Ilbd Ihr room wills tire and smoke, nod she and all the children experienced considerable injury. tier ihinzliler Mary was taken to the work.houar fur assistance, where she cootinnes in a very ilatixerons state, butt is •till alive. The infant, Mary Aline ('ormirk, was in such a ahotkiiiir ntaineril state, from the etreets of the explosion, that it was deemed uecea•ary to convey her to so hospital, where she languished mail Setiinley mottling when she CX pired.—The Prisoner was committed. MARI.BOROUGIt-STRErT. FRAUD. A pauper, named Mown, was charged with defrauding different parishes in the Metropolis, by obtaining tuniporary relief under pretence that lie belonged to the parish v here lie applied, and that he was famishing fur want. The Prkoiser belonged to the parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, from wheeler he had a weekly allowance ; but lit managed to get into the work-house of St. Clement Dimes, es a 'mist s i 9999 rr, and while provided fur there, contrived to impose upon several other parishes, who gave alms to assist him. The Prisoner was fully committed fur trial for the fraud. UNION•IIALL. DARING BURGLARIES, ROBBERIES, &r. Testes,lat Cultismbourn sod Hall, the Police officers, ar rived in WWII wills a daring and must tostorsous character, nausea Jurors Dernll, whom they brought from Hertford gaol, charged with bring t uneerned with a gang of five other robbers in committing numerous burghs' its, highway rob buries, &c. in the counties of Hertford, Essex, awl Surrey. It is also stated, that two of the gang are sorspected of Wing coneerned in a murder which was perpetrated sto sit toll years and • half ago at Bear 11014 in E sex, by shoolin tradesman named Trigg. The transaction is ssisderg g investigation, au and nothing further is suffered to transpire at present. The charges against the Pr'snner and his companions are very numerous ; wily • few of them could be gone tutu yesterday. The lonise of Ms. Seabrook, at Reardon, in Essex, was broke ()pen by the Primmer Will foal: others, and they car riesloff • number or 11:11119 , I.lllli other prow ro),notil afterwards they broke into the fold adjoining, and stole some sheep. The second charge was fur tweaking into the premises of C. Brand, Esq. at Clavering Essex, from whence they carried off a great sotmlwr of Nelms, which were brought to town in a light earl belonging to one of the gang now in custody, who was a biggler, and sold at Leadenhall Ma. ket. The premises of Mr. Clarke, of Qu'enslmrongli, were at . lacks,' by she gang shortly after the alo-ve soldiery was com mitted ; Hwy could nut effect an entrance into the and they broke ssiss n the dove cots, and carried off eighteen dozen pigeons. On Ilse same 'right abr premises of Mr. Smith, of IVest-mill, in the same minty, robbed of se veral dozens of fine fowls from the pens. The remaining charges preteens d weel• the following : The Prisons r and five others emend the house of Samuel Boats, a farmer's labourer, who resided at Little I.olldUll, Essex Ise had by his industry saved 491. 18s. and the err- Winistance being known 111 the Prisoner's (.11111pastions, they broke open the house and earned oil the money amid all the properly they thought worth taking. The premises of Mr. George Snow, of High-cross, were broke °pest by the gang and robbed of a dozen fow le, a num ber of geese and ducks ; and a very short period subse quently, the premises of Mr. Raymond, of Forrisek Pellmon, were broke into; the only property they carried away was several Soullirlowis lambs, and eight new 113l11.; they also are charged with robbing Mr. Prior, of Ilureneasl Parsortage, of a great number of fowls ; Mr. Fairelongh, of Naughton. Cambridgeshire, of eighteen dozen pigeons; sod Mr. Webb, or Roamer, in the same rowdy, of sixteen dozen pigeons. A great many of the fowls have been traced to town ; a norm her of the pigeon* tumid their way into the shops of the London pigeon-fanciers. The officers said that they had 20 other charges against the Prisoner ; and that three of his companions hail been taken into custody, one of whom had conferred to being concerned with the Prisoner and the remainder of th• gang isi eumniitsisig the robberies. The Prisoner is a young mat, and was formerly considered very rewires table—lle was committed for re-examination this day week. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PoRT 4 MOUTH, JANUARY 17. It has blown a heavy ;Ole fast no& assil v all this day from the westward, and at present continues unabated. The ships of war a n d others appear to ride safe. Arrived the Lark, —, f ro m Waterford, l ea ky. Went out of Harbour yesterday the Rochefort, for the Mediterranean, and anchored at Spitload. Also arrived the Viper, (runs a cruise. PLYMOUTH, JANUARY Pi. A violent gale of wind, approaching to It o • stature of a toruaiiii, was experienced in this port us. Monday and Tues day nights last, acemnp :tied by 113il, which proved very de. stettenve to the glass of several mansions and green-houses in the neighbourhood. On the former night vsrious china. nice were blown down, and roofs partly uncovered in Men. ford-street, Stout:house; but the greatest damage was to the Long Huston in the same place, where, by the fall of a stack of amours through the roof into the Officers' rota El which they had not hog quitted, the dining-table was crush ed to pieces, In one remarkable case, the slates of a roof were completely reversed. The strum was rendered more awful by thunder mud lightning, the latter of which was pe culiarly fierce and vivid. Notwithstanding the swell of the sea, which beat impetuously agaival it, the Breakwater sus tained out the slightest injury. HARWICH, JANUARY 17. Came in the Perseverance, Hare, f • lamdon to Lynn, with loss of rudder and two anchors and cables, having been on shore on the Alter, it very leaky, and was gut off with as sistance. RAMC:AYR, JANUARY 17. Came in the Diana, Rallsjen, from Billion to Loudon, with loss of atichors and tables; Vruw Catharine, from Loudon to Ostend, with loss of ant hur and cable; Jason, Robertson, from Exeter to Conduit, with lose of ditto; also ■ kyr others for shelter. The ship James and Sophia, Sumenall, from Madeira to Condon, was driven from her anchors off the North Foreland during the gale of yester day morning, others were sent off to her ; since which the boat is not "churned, atul the ship has not been seen hum the land billet yesterday afternoon. DEAL, JANUARY 17. Arrived last night, and remain, the Larkins, Wilkinson, from Bengal ; Sarah, Ihnican, from Moganlure ; Thornley, thinninz,6olll Odessa i Orunocu, Deachcruft, 42 days from Demerara. Caine down from the River lasl eirciiinz the Reiman!, Crunsariie, for Deibadoes; Marsh, Michter, fur Jamaica, and remain with the 011Iwaril-hOunil St 3 Fire o'Cloth —Wiwi West, and 'either wore moderate ; ships still appear all well. TAVLRPOOI., JANUARY 15. The Emily, Thompson, fruits Pietou fur Cavell I, is on shore at Kilruish, crew saved. Arrived the Herald (lair Donson), fr Charleston ; sailed 23.1 Dee.; on 9th Jemmy, in lat. 46. 11. 'm16..32.311. was titular by a heavy its, whirls wa►hed the Captain, 11*/ 1 mate, and two men, overboard i regained the three men, but saw no units of tlw Captain. roar OF GI.AsGOW„JANVARY 14. l'here has heels alonosta runtinued gale tor WISH: days past. and is ficilay as tdrung as ore r. A intuilicr of rraschn untwar.l-humid as in the Itivci, and, we a,c happy, 11 say, thrre is nu account of any 'Athens having sustained damage. wittiav, .Iv:waxy 14. Yesterday afternoon, fluent; a lovas.), gale ut W.N.W. a sloop was stew to °strati about eight miles (ruin laud ; liri w a de towards her,but it blew au bald at was fraud 11w avow would tw lost. Put to leaky. the Farmei's A.lveliture : she shock azahist the pier, and hulcd ttync:fwals her archur, but gut bilk tutu harbour. • GENE te AL QUA IiTEI? SESSIONS. STAFFORDSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS, Iso. Grootow Eoq. Chairman. The Court tossetufilsil tit tett o'clock on 1 l'ed nesrlity„ and sat. with 11 very short tulyinnoitsoir, till nine o'clock: at night. trout sixty crows were dis pose(' of on that tiny. The following is no lumina note Report of the Le:trued Chaim)" charge to the Grand ittry : Gentlemen of the Grand I. reflect that scarcely thiec months have elastrwil stove were last Ril• eembled within these walls to administer 11... e. Unit's! law the country, it is impossible to view, a ithritit the deepest regret, the present melancholy calendar, presesitinz a list or upwards of 051 Hun DRen • penmen, charged with the com mission of various felonies and mitilemensiors. That crimes have recently iiirreawd most alarmingly, not only in this comity, hot in every part of the empire, is an midesiiahle fact. Within the year which has just closed it appears that 910 persons have hero committed to our common Gaol and House of Correction, and the number of prisoners at this time exceed, by one hundred, that which the Gaol was built to contain. This crowded excess has deranged many of the original regulations, and rendered a proper classification in the ',resent gaol impracticable. Additions awl alterations have become iudispetisahle, hot I am happy to stale that 'his very important subject is now under the consideration of a Committee of Magistrates specially ap pointed at the last Sessions, and the must beneficial re sults may be anticipated from their labours. Miire efficient means will be adopted to separate the juvenile from the de praved and harilemd offenders, and by solitary confinement, Unite.' with rel.gious instruction, In effect that reformation, which is the primary intent and object of all patiaNhanent. Einploymeut will be provided fur each elm or convict:. and furnished to all person- romainted fur trial, who are willing to labour. Habits of idleness must, if possible, he eradi cated, for if there be one greater rause of human infelicity than another, it is Ames:. That horrible vice fills our gaols —crowds our workhouses-.llltl has tender) to raise the Poor Rate to its present frightful AMOIIIII 11 is well observe.' by a sublime author, that ° there arc indeed but eery .few who know how to be idle and i nn ocent," Gentlemen—lt has Mere my practice since I hail the h to fill this Chair, occasionally to direct the attention of the Grand Jury (who I considi r the legitimate organ of information) to the public expenditure of the county, and I shall coutione to do so. Our expenses during tlw last, have certainly exert d. d those of former years. A large sum hiss been laid out iii cornpleting and furnishing that noble and • excellent institution, the General I.lmatir Asyluni ; but notwitlisandiug this, and Ilse in • . d expenses in the eun• veynnre of so large a her of prisoners to guosl—in their support nod maintenance-1u pruserut ... felons—in pit prelictioling and pasiing h. and other pliVe works; soda ithsiandisig the proposed 3114'f:1110111 in the gaol for bringing into effect 11,, means for employing all the prisoners, which must necessarily requite a considerable stun of y, I have the satisfaction to stale to you, that it is 111.1 in emitemplation to propose any ailditiou to your pi esent burden ; bat I have every reason to bcheve that the present Rate of 1 in the !wood per quarter, will be suffi cient, under a system of judicious economy, to defray all our comity expenses, Gentlemen—When I speak of the expenses of the pro posed arrangements in the gaol, I must not t to slate that the Latour of the pristine' will lw productive, auil at tended with considerable gain to the counts', in the maiinfac lure of clothing. bedding, and other metric s. for the Gard anal lite Asylum. But whatever he the cam-mess, ear lor lloor pro fit whatever it may upon the manufactured articles, I am sure you will agree with me, that it is, trent ibulty, true eco nomy to provide means fur ameliorating the condition of those unforionate persons whit email our geol, and restor ing dons to society with acquires' habits of industry un known to them before, and wills *entunents of relivon awakened its their minds, which may conduct them to mum sin mins mirsoits in this life,askil to. harp ss w the mitt. If we consider the tremendous exproluo incoi red in the pruseention stud conviction of l lons, sync menus eh ran be devised for the diminution of crime may he hailed as a source of iiicaleulatrle saving 'tithe comity, and it would lie the worst 411.: w.uet short-512116 . 11 parsimony not to CV(' the fullest aid to plans similar to those now in l'Ullit mplatiiiii to effect this mod desirable par pose. Gentlemen—lf, when your labonrs (which 1 fear will be heavy and tedious) are teimivated, yuu should lease leisure to inspect our County Gaol or Lunatic Asylom, the mover officers shall he directed to atiesid you, anal we Shall ..juice to receive from you toy suggestions with a hich you will be pleased to furnish us. The several bills of indictment shall he sal led to yon with as much dispatch as possible, and I r. ly most confi dently upon your integrity and ability to discharge the duties of the other in which you are engaged. • The calendar routaiued the names of 106 Prison's, and more have been added since it was primed. The General Quarter Sessions for the Peace for the Eastern Division of this county, which e - silenced on km Friday mor ll ill g, WYft . the lIPIIVIrNt that ever occurred here, joist fifty hills of indiet m.nt barring been laid berme the Grata' Jury.— (Sussex Paper.) NORWICH SESSIONS. The Quarter Sea4ions 1 . 1.1 . 1 I city . were holden on Tuesday last, before the Right Worshipful 13. Letioni, Esq. Mayor, Mr. Steward Alderson, and other Magistrates. The Learned Steward, in his address to the Grand Jury, slightly adverted to the present sensation excited in the public timid with respect to the anticipated revii.ion of the Cri utiurl tulle. The receipts of all the places of public amuse- ; mein at Paris, fur the last year, amounted to 5.017.526 francs : The rerrhas ut . the I.*Aleildeit.. ..... 413,814 Opera-house were 598,6221 Purte-Saint.3lartiii.. 4:11.939 Theatre Frarcais.., 954.729 Cirque Olvnipique.. 222.0110 Opera Cestique . 7114275 Hal. de l'Opera .... 2.9144 I hleuti.Favail . 273,116 Bala de l'Odeuti.... 4,1 1 17 Booties Vaudeville 540,473 Jarthii Ileaujim.... 69,975 Varirlis iA Gairte lif this, 5138,000 francs were by law deducted for the poor. Last Saturday evening some villians, with their faces masked and otherwise ditiguised, entered the dwelling-house of ii person of the MUIR' 11l PC A iIIION , 011 aged infirm Mall, restiliog lit t:lealuirii, In %Vestitiorland, and presenting pistils, demanded .211(. which they said he hail received a short nom before, threatening death if he hesitated. No slier native being left, he was obliged to comply ; they then 'Weaned, and some afterwards presentetl them selves outside a ilwellitig-house occupied by n widow woman and her sou, about fourteen years of age, demanding their motley, or otherwise %%tient measures would be, resorted to. The woman, af ter amusing them a little at the window, left them under pretence of bringing them money. The boy, in the mean time, laid hold of a 1110411-d gun, while the mother having procused the powder Hask no order to prone the same, the lad isreartilril it at the window, when the inutlwr exclaimed l ou dly, " I)uti'l the yet." The villains seeing the instou• mein 01' death presented at Own', alai hearing the determination of the herume, thought proper to decamp. IIU 1-4. VD. ...qp.M... .!ANUllill 14. A &potation is to wait sictio the Larl of Cita,.le- Mont tosomrroW. His Lordship, we have every reason to state, will readily accede to the call of the country. Tile second division of the 39th font, marched into Castletear ins Thursday. The first division which was expected in that town on IVedisesday; took another route to Sligo, where it is to tn. sta, 110111 . d ; and the third division was to arrive at (:os on Friday. The Jd Dragoons are to he stationed at I7ew bridge barracks, ty of Ittu tor. It must be gratifying to the Catholics of Ireland to learn that their debt, for which their Secretary, Edward Day, Irt:sq. was made personally respon sible, has, through the liberality of the Catholics of been discharged. It is to be hoped, how ever, that the discharge of one debt will by no means impede the speedy discharge of another— that of gratitude, and that this Centlemait will re ceive from the Catholic Community throughout Ire land, a proof of the same guild kehng which has been so strongly evinced by every clues of Catholics in Dubin' and its vicinity.— -I Ave:haft's Journal.) SLATTERY, JAN. 9. It blew so heavy o gale of wind MI last night and this morning, from S.S.E. to S.W. theft the Union, Stokes, master. fur Lonrho,. w4O tliiren out of the Roads at (14v-114111, and ohli4eil to run up to Ls basherds, where she is on shore. One of her ertw (a tine boy), se ore sorry te, say, was tvaslied over board before she ported from her ailehorap,,e. JANUARY 11. Yesterday morning, obrint it o'clock, one of the most violent liarriettoes temendwred here for many years, began to blow from S.V. to N.W.:and con tinued with unabated fury until near day this morning. Duriiig the eight, the brig Emily, Thompson, master, f Palms, laden with timber and lathwoott, for Liverpool, made the river, and an chored off Quern', front whet we she Wale drove upon Bariiiihead Point, beano:: the ground all time way op; she is moult injured, le r rudder broken oft', and it is thou s :lit slit must be discharged before the is got off. A party of ievenue and police are gone to her te4bit.hiliee. . I\ one of the vessel. iu Scattery have sustained any damage. All this day a Icirrl breeze with heavy showers of sleet, and the evening !Lis ever• appearance of a Wild ni6dit. ENNIA, JANUARY 11.. On..Werluesday we informed our readers of the sympllttos awl forebodings to tumult and outrage which Iv ere nismilisted in the towns of Searriff and Tonigrintoy. They will recollect that the first ag gressiim took place in the demolition of the prepara. 'loos which had been mode for holding a market on Finlay to the town t.f Searriff. Disappointment and cottfuttion were tie immediate consequences, and had their operation ilursog the mum of that day. Night seemed to restore quiet and promise security. The inhabitants of Scarriff, though mortified, re tired to rest as usual, but their repose was of short duration'. The town was entered by an armed rabble, the windows of the principal houses broker', and, we are credible informed, that shots were tired into the dwelling; of ninny of the inha- Imams. As a disposition to further outrage was but too evident, we are impatient to hear the result of the market which was to have been lieht yester day, at :d from what we have hitherto been able to collect of the temper of the parties at variance, the public may he prepared to hear of further and more Nernst's occurrences. ‘Ve lament the exist ence of nets so injurious nod fatal to the industry and tranquillity of any part of our country, and sincerely hope that our next accounts from the quarter where these disturbatices have taken place, will prove more consoling than what is to be col lected from the following extract of a letter, written on Tuesday last, by a Lady in Seurat, to a friend : "My Hear —. We are all olive, but we do not know how tone we sissy be kit so. We are 'pla s ma! to have from one to 200 Imo in arms op every Meta to 'protect sin • • • • • • • • • We ore 3.111105 i deed Coon the tempt of rest." It has been stated, we believe unauthorised, that General O'Loughlin, and a geittleinan from the Castle of Dialtlin, were expected to arrive at Tulle on Wednesday lost, to investigate and report upon the disturbances alluded to. Should an inquiry have taken place, of the nature mentioned, e ra ther think it would have been proceeded on its one or the towns where the transactions lied Germ red, sue holding bath a bet ter situation to develispe the truth, and to ascertain the spat ore untl extent of any injury a loch might have liven sustained, as well as to devise mean.' fur preventing the recur retire of oggressicu. ENNIS, J %NVARY LE. It Is said that the Right lira. 1)r. O'Shatigh. nes.). has re,igitriii the BlNltopric of I~illalne. Sit 111'41;ly Huh last 1111411 t it blew a very had gale ; lioacver, s o me being bliiwii off a few halms wit% the artily damage sastaitieil that we have been mule actittattitatl with. TUAM, JANUARY 11. %['t believe the storm of Fridayritglit last was the severest that has been remembered for the last three or four year, by any of our inliabitanta. In the be g gof the night there were s.-vernl vivid dashes of lightisiog, accompanied with loud claps Of thunder, and 4101.111 g each sticceetbse4 boor, until 00000 ruing, the storm increased. Some blouses in this town %ore stripped of their slates, and a nuatitmr nl uthcrs inure of Itss injured. In man) play.s about the neighbon:hood, Lu ge tree, were tore out of their r00t, , , cot 1.5 of hay to:Al tered about the fields, awl a et ttttt Ler of the eabiliA or the poor completely unroofed ; up to the plesetit, m oment the weather is very un visor:dile, and seem 6 inclined to snow ; the two pie/veiling nights were also stormy, awl at intervals heavy showers of rani. CALWAY. JANUARY 11. The hoc mild wrother we have had for moue tittle Ws been, utmost stsildeoly, surerrilrcl hp slitsitsliol usTotaposiseit with liast auJ rsso. Mid wr sire rum )to say it loot d cosisider.ilde varticiast 1) ill our port. The ./toners. 1113.111 , g will, witisir4l. W4S 1111.11111tely 141111 suit Of dark, still, the h. , . u l her liowsloss, leassiiv: (Iwo: loot sit the lortiit.iv sit 'lir titm e s Muse; noitl by the esortoliis of g nom (who sit a grrat iisk uu hua . d Estiot ussollter yeasel) utiLl a boy, she was ran on the strand at where 5; , ,! now lies.—The same night four of our IllvhiCg.bo ato were totally wrecked at Barna, and three more nearly shared a fate ; the people, however, were providentially saved. A sloop which put Pi here, bound to Limerick, was forced from kr anchorage, and narrowly escaped being thrown „„ Hare Island--she has by great exertion been brought into dock without sustaining mach injury. Last night we had, if possible, a sev►rer gale, which dour some damage in town. Several lonises !Nave been stripped of Ilietr plates, and VIM &Mill 1 1 1, 1• VII thatched house it the West s d : completely dewoh.hed ; the streets are strex.,l with slates and ides; but we have not heard of any Ireton being hurt. TURF. BETTING AT TATTF!RSALVS TESTER DA 1 DERBY. 9i to 1 spt Euphrates 12 to 1 apt Pledge 10 to 1 gt2gt Irk 20 to 1 ugst Lord Slaw. ll 9 to 1 art the Vanity filly It to 1 art Blue Stocking Kg. 12 to 1 agst Lord Geor;e RIDDLE 8 to 1 apt Lora Foley :3woRTII. 110 to 1 avt Treasurer colt OATLAN 4 to I apt Pendulum 41 to 1 agst Rasping liT CLASS. I 4; to 1 agst Bouniface OATLANDS. 3D CLASS. 5 to 1 agst Capt. Candid I 5 to I •pt Magiotrote. DONCASTER ST. LEUY.R. 71 to 1 Rest Lairdl 18 to 1 apt Mr. Piro. , 13 to 1 agst Magistrate 124 to 1 apt 14. Ruconore MAKKAIN. rrtirr. OF TREAD THIS WEEK.. The hialie•it p, ice of the !best Wheaten %Tail thriril.et the metrnpnli•, is Stated by the principkl Bakers 1.. lie cite Shilling and a Halfpenny the Chia. tern Loi Bakers tell the Gust one pcnny to lower. lb. oz. /h. oz. Peck Loaf to weigh 17 R I Qoartern Leal to weizl+ fist Half ditto Bll Half Quarter,' '• CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JANUARY IS Owing to the late contrary winds, nue sitmily wa• vP r , •mall in %Vilest, both English and Foreign--mily :thou( 2,000 quarters ; Burley 1,700; and Oats about 5,000 iple trrss—snd in culls* qiiessee of this limited supply, buy,' s ;ip pear to lw hanging off till the wind chances, witl.st we cuu• bider the priers nominally the same as this iley week. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign Wlicat 62s I Grey Pease Fiat ditto 7os 764 Fine ditto .... 64 English Wh e al 57, 62, Fine ditto 72s 78s Tick Benns . tit): Old ditto --0 small ditto 65. N. t /lel ditto Rye 4os s Fine ditto 41s 50s ()Id ditto Feta (Orly 3I Barley 42a 50, Fine ditto .. 6O, 64, Fine ditto . Poland ditto :32 3.1 New ditto Malt 84 i 904 Fine ditui 36; 3%. Potato ditto 3k. 4th Fine ditto White Pease (boi lees) 52,‘ Rape Seed, per Ilst _461 r. 3. Fine Flour 6n. Fine ditto Seconds . 50 t;11 SMITHFIELD MARKET, M , JANuARY is. This day's market had a considerable supply of prim Beasts, and the shew of Cattle in general was tolerably einal Beef and Purk fetched better prices; Mutton and Veal 'Ail at last prices ; and the trade fur the must part was sum. a hat brisk —The sales in the Haymarket were rather lively : Straw and Clover have dropped is price; Hay obtained last pile, Atioexcd is a correct statement of the prices and numliti It • To sink the offal per stone of 131 b. 8eef....35. 8.1. to U. 4d. Head of Cattle Ibis day : Mutton ..49. 'hi. to Is. Od Beatles 2 lli Vea1....45. Od. to lis. Od. Sheep ItOou Park ... 4s. 0.1. to Os. Ild. CAM i.N/ Lasab...os. 04. to Os. Od. I Pigs ..... HAY—MARKET. Hay 31. 10s. 0.1. to R. 0.. 04. Sraw Clover 4l. Os. Od. to 11/. 10s. Od. COAL MARKET, JANUARY 18. Shipp at Market. Ships Sold. Price . 21{ Xesimutle .. 7j .... 355. Od. to 43s P.I. 3 Sunderland Elgin Slain Coal 0 —s. Od. to —s. U. MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT tPUILDHAL. THIS DAY. J. Kirkman, City-road, brewer 3 D. Jackson, Castle-street, merchant J. Joni s and Co. Leominster; linen-drapers S. Miaow', Miles-lane, winednerehant It. I kolfrey. Tower-hill, merchant T. Gorton, Aldertnanbury-postern, mercer 2 W. Peet, Hashighall-street, merchant S. Lev ten, Kennington, exchange-broker A Hort, Dean-street, merchant G. Jackson, Milt -town, K. nt, baker W. Br yant, Greenwich, coach-muter 2 J. Flinders, Nottingham, hosier J. E. Hogg, Bread-street, warehouseman P, Chapman, late of Hammersmith, surgeon I T. Phillips, late of Bread-street-hill, roerehant It. Friday, jun. Isleworth, barge - master DIVIDENDS. W. Crieves, Holborn-bridge, etweseinongsr W. Watts, Lower Mordon, Surrey, farmer N. ‘Varrinetoo,Soulhwark, h.tp•merchant 1.. and .1 Phillips, High Holborn, glass-merchants. H Fletcher, late of Deptford, lineo-draper . J. Howley, Newgate-street,salftwas DEATH. At Nynairh, Ireland, aced 94, Mrs. Abbott, relict John Abbott, Esq. formerly of Ballyhasty, Tipperary married at 18, was 38 years a wife, in which time she L• tlucc rhildien to ten months, four within Is eilly, six wilt three yea,. mill fifteen aftvrwsrds by single births, uiskil sweaty-kJ:lit, wail of whose she nursed. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-URI Dt: Aluratog 0 after 7. I Eveniug 28 after 7. PRICE. OF STOCI 3 per Ct. Ited 78:121 3 per Ct. Cons. .... 78A 31 per Cent B7if 4 per Cents yfi 5 per Ct. N. Ann. 10041 Bank 1.. Ann. 201 5-10 iS YESTERDAY. Wig Iliusic6..El7 SS Ex. Bill•, .2.. YO 18 Lottery Ti, let 191.1 I Omniom I Cons. for Arc 79; LONDith: Priuted and Published at the Office, No. l' vibere Atlvertiseineeta are received, and I,rit (uorilis.4. must be addressed.—C. SrIITH, No. . elemesit't Ina, Prinier.--J. WHITE, No H 7, Simla, 7 • • I It u. a. 114 ; • 4, 114 14 nit old int aw C.. 10 WI 40 H. 12 11 12 10 11 11 1 1 12 1 12 1 12 11 11 11 10 10 10 10 11 10 t She kil.‘ pr. pr. IS.. yr. v i 12 7 1 •1 : 1 •4.