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I ONDON, ARUNDEL BAY, and PORTSMOUTH GRAND SHIP CANAL COMPANY. • Capital, 4;000 4 0004 In 40,000 Shares, of 1001. each. DIRECTORS. esptsis Robert Bruce, R.N. Captain J. Kinsman, R.N. Cabnel George Landmann John Poynder, Esq. lard J. Spencer Churchill Henry Reeder, M .D. Colonel John Crime Captain R. W. Wales, R.N. Linn-Colonel W. B. Furman George AValter, Esq. John Poingdestre, Esq. John Simmonds, E.q. F.S.A. lliorge Ranking, Esq. !George Brown, Esq. Robett Johnston, Esq. Frederick Duerr, Esq. With ibest to add to their number. At:lnto/Is—Charles A. Thiscelton, Esq. Dorrien Magens, Esq. John Pugh, Esq. BANKERS—SO R. C. Glynn, Bart. and Co.; Meson. Dorrien, Magas. and Co.; Messrs. drys and Chapman; Messrs. Cock. burn and CO. SOLICITOR-.-A. K. Hutchison, Esq. This Company is formed for the purpose of opening a Canal, navigable by line-of-battle ships and the largest Indiamen; pre senting a safe and expeditious communication from London to Spit head ; and It is respectfully submitted to the commercial world and the public, that a mon g a ll tkirphins hitherto projected, •none, in a national point of view, can exceed it in utility. By passing through this Canal, the great loss of human life, time, and property, at tniding tho navigat!on . of Chips round the Forelands will, in a con ittlerafile degree, be obviated. A Prospectus of this Work has been published. Applications for Shares to be mask to A. K. Hutchison, Esq. Solicitor, Crown -court, Threadneedle-street ; and, for the conve nience of persons residing in the west end of the town, applications will be received by Messrs. Cockburn and Co. Bankers,Whitehall. IMPERIAL ESTATE COMPANY. Capital 500,0001., in 5,000 Shares of 1101. each. ignEcvoss. John Burnell, Esq. Dame Medley. Esq. Joseph Barrett, Esq. I Jahn UR. J. R. Bourcard, Esq. • Cialapa hlil . Joseph Cohen. E sq . Homy a tq e9 John C,amphell, Esq. Jam saran, Earl. Lieut.-Col. W. B. Fairman. I Douglas Thompson, Eaq. TRUSTRIAL David Bevan, Esq. I Douglas Thompson, Esq. AUDITORS. Samuel Shipton, Esq. I Robert Poppleton, Esq. 'l% aliens Anderson, Esq. BANKERII.—Mein. Barclays, Tritton, and Bevan. 80[am - rm.—John Dickinson, Esq. 6, New Broad-street. Thla Company is formed for the Sale of Freehold, Copybold, s andtsasehold Estates ; Reversionary Property, Life lalareatnt and Adrowsons, by Private Contract or Public Auction. When the magnitude of property of the above dareiptisa an nually disposed of is con s id ere d, it is surprising that a should only now have arrived when it is proposed to girt Zaabliahtncnt, w herein all such Property may be imposed seder one lipacious roof, which will obviate the lasummismon asperileced ')), parties desirous of making isvannaenta. It will constitute a Mart, nal bums the meet of the Capitalist, who will thereby have a ebtioref poverty for Investment ; and to those who have proputy to ileum Of afford a market unrivalled. The advantage to thane who have Property incumbered by Mort gage or Annuity, and are restricted from selling without the con sent of the Mortgagee or Annuitant, will be great ; as this Com eel will pay off those incumbrances, where the Security is tu ft . Dent. and sell the property divested of them. All Persons who require an advance upon Property offered for Sale may have the advantage of a Loan during the (line their Pro perty may be exposed in the public room of the Company for Sale a 7 private contract or public auction. Those who have Property to dispose of, and do not require a Loan, will find this Establishment capable of selling the same either by Private Contract or Public Auction, with a facility and success peculiarly advantageous. The rate of Commission will be Weed and moderate, and ex- Pressed in a printed Table, unincumbered by the numerous extra charges generally introduced ; and, consequently, the vendor Will be enabled to calculate his expense with certainty. TM* Company will not assume to act as a Corporate flatly, un less authorised by Charter or Act of Par liaMent, or In any other DlUltitT contrary to Law. The Affairs of the Company w ill b e un d er the management of the Board of Directors, assisted by proper Officers of experience and respectsbilit s . Applications for Shares to be made by letter, free of restage, addressed, " Imperial Lem Company," to Alessrs. Barclay, - frown, and Bevan, Bankers ;or to 4045 D414050ni 9°llCi. 411 C") 6 , Nvor ilmatl-euett. . Lsngley. A genteel H OUSE, No. 14, John-street, Lambeth ; let at MX pet annum. Four HOUSES iii Canterbury-street, Cornwall-road, Upper Stamford-stryet, Blackfriars ; let at 1041. Ten HOUSES in Devonshire-street. Globe-road, Mile-end ; let (partly on leases, at ground rents) at 1351. Ilia Four HOUSES in James.street, near Traialgar-square, Step. ney ; let at 431. Two HOUSES, Nos. 11 and 12, Turk -street, Bethnal-green; let at 531. Six HOUSES in Francis-street; Hinton ; let at 96/. The above are held for long twins, at low ground rents. Also Two FREEHOLD 110 USES on the north side of Catbe. rine-street. Holloway; and Two FREEHOLD COTTAGES, Deptford. Kent. Particulars may be had on the respective Premises (which may , be viewed until the sale); at the Angel. Islington ; Rockingham . Anna, Newington.kutts ; Garraway's ; Auction Mart; and bf Mr. Mitchell, 7, No.tonfalgate. c and elegant. Ming, 'tag Desks,Brcssing Cases Cavalry and Infantry 'Swords, Epaulets, Sword r. Knota, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, 4c. &c. • The Harness a nd faddlery, together with the Summer and Win— ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent qualitw, Met style of workmanship, and moderatyprice. The whole of the Articles in this Prablishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty retire itr.nding, is strictly adhered to, of asking but -.one Ready Money Price, from whick no discount or abatement will be mule under any circumstances. I\.B.—To prevent miata,kes, the Public will please to obscene, that the three princlpdi•entranoente-tkis Oettedug Warehouse are in Exeter 'Change. A Litt &tibia led' s Company and Licensed Shipp, end Morningrasese r sere eseetantly kept. .6 Donna et plar.ens uxor."-11 OZ. _ - - - Thy house, and (in the cup of life, • That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS, " the gay tomorrow of the rnima," is insured by marriage; `• the striztest tie of perpetual friend ship" is a gift from Heaven. cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, .:' we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Proviocs, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation it bommes an unperatis e duty, not only to regulate the passions, k t to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed trpon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be holder, should also impress him with ch.:fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminice.the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic . fibre-.but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength: felicity ; nor will our ad cantos appearcuestionable, sanctioned as they are by the 'multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful ex.perience T4F,.. ores mf married life are sometimes disturbed by the ' eir those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath Mode habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengtbmwil, sad deficient energy improved Into functional power. ir . In weary ea or hllitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxa tion of th e ememay. *e pledge our ability to cure sptedily, LI, solicitous to expel thew/set. leg 00 1 0 40 . yormumpammly take ma denhamilMes week IMos binhmisse ent l in oar Aims bitepkt di hrliko of Surgeons, ens the swinging - it Mew at' dally them into se wads to out where day is pimeng 111 := isseadilaZ it. letters from oanntry ant i them moot contains rimismince for achdert mc gm De lo wa:dad 10 leff part of the t. ' 0 4. and No. 11, Bouverianlosic iondon. 0 .• Just published. Sevenesseth 1. The *GIS of LIFE, a familiar ' , 0e the Am Diseases. eri gi c 2. HYGEIANA, addressed exclusively Tomah Stx. May be had at 20, Paternoster row : 56, .4 16, Primula street, Soho; 174, Fleet-street ; 4, Cads Strand, Lon don ; Porter, 72, Graftomstreet, Dublin ; Mem, 17, Trooper. Glasgow ; 61 South Bridge-street, Edhibingf; and of all Book gellers.Price 6s. may creep ti.,.. that . „ consequent . ..._ lapse of 37 years, and her intirmities,'but none to invalidate or engendest , a doubt of a tittle of that evidence. In London, Mr. O'Hara in troduced bin wife to his select friends ; among others to the cele brated Dr. Lawrence; brother w the. Archbishop of Cashel, the first civilian of his day, and fully able to satisfy Uri. O'H. that the said marriage was a lawful one. and when Mit unfortunate. woman was abandoned by her inconstant husband, Dr. L. honoured her as the wife of his friend, and always addressed het as Mrs. O'H. In his letters to her; and if he'Wereallve, he would be here to gave hil erttlehieln earner of her son. An interval of happiness ensued. Mr. O ' H. Felt a desire that the child of which his wife was pregnant should be born in Ireland; theyreturned ta Crebilly, and, on the 13th ofJune 1788, the warmest wishes of Mr. O'Hara were,, realised by the birth of theplaintiff. This birth was celebrated by bonfires as for the heir of Crebilly estate ; and on the third day the child was baptised a protestant, as the heir of the joint houses of Hamilton and O'Hara, and not like an illegitimate child, in his mother's religion. Develin's niece, Mary Dempsey, became the nurse of the child. Mr. O'Hara continued to reside at Crebilly toe some tisk; till an unfortunatel occurrence took him to France. His sister, -Mrs. Grumbleton was tli at the point of death ;he set off for that country, and Mrs. O'Hips followed him as fast as she could. He buried his sister, mad met his wile in Paris ; and' Mr. Breslau a Realm emboli' .diergrean, then studying in France, dined with them these and wilt - prove here this day, that Mr. O'Hara then het as his wife. Mr. O'Hara's father was then . living . 10 e„ which was the cause why' Mrs. O'Hara might ass dant ignite all the honours of a wife. Mrs. O'Hara had a assent , and bore a dead child. Ills affections for her at this to wane and to waver ; and his tgo tTan fatlusenow pro to him to Marry, and another friend on a visit ufged him to e same point. He sent his wife to London, and promised to follow her in two or three days ; and he packed up his clothes and sent them with her. He, however, never followed her, and in London she bore him a se cond son,aqd I rbil e she WAS in the pangs of childbirth, he celebrated a mexuage with Miami Jaok sor,a lady of high rank and connexions, the niece of Earl O'Neill. With her he lived twelve years—it was an unhappy marriage—his conscience tormented him—she bore him no children, and closed her miserable life at the end of 'l2 years. Mrs. O'Hara was net ap. prised of the second marriage for a year and a-half, and received no support from Mr. O'Hara; but in 1796, he came to London, and although be abandoned her, he determined to take the children from her, and demanded them t She gave them up, for their own inte rest, and he put them to a public school. But he determined that the fact of his bigamy . should not be discovered by her. and to pre. traMthibleireptAter in poverty. She complained to Mr. Graham, this podding Magistrate at Bow-street. Ai r.,O'H. was crafty, and skied her money if she would sign a promissory-note for it in her eteldas *One ; she did so, and was arrested and imprisoned for the pionnt. She sought for liberationhy an insolvent act—but to pre vent investigation, he paid debt and costs himself. This was SC. peated a second time. He then gave information against her as as alien, and she would have been exiled from her adopted country, but Dr. Lawrence interposed and obtained a protection for her to remain in England, by the name of O'plara. In 1808 Miss Jack sorrsiled, after which Mir.Vraliam abet:led her to apply to • legal defender, Mr. Knowles. Friends sow appeared for her, and she . made her way into the King's Bench, in London ; and L ord Ellen. borough directed a lawyer to inquire into her affairs. He did so, and the result was that Mr. O'H. and his wife came together again and actuallyJlved together as man and wife from 1810 to 1817, and then both 'chimed to,Crebilly. Mr. o'll. lost his affoxion for hit eldest ton, the plaintiff, but placed it on his second'son, Claude Hamilton O'Hara. There he becaMe the victim of the designs of a wil man, who lived in an insignificant village near Crebilly, called Balijmena, and 'litho was scheming to obtain possession of Crebilly estate, on behalf of some of his own relations, and to pro mote his ruin:brought about a marriage between O'Hara and a re lation of his own named Dalin, in the year 1819; and Mr. O'H. did Pot long survive this marriage. Ile died In the year ' 182$. Mis Dun was only 10 years of age at this event.' After his death. the lessor of the plaintiff lest no time in the reedvpyy of his lawful estate. He brought aanjectrneet against the present minor defendant, who is the child of Du n. Mr: Har rison became the receiver of the estate, and this cause was tried at Bar in Dublin, which ouOt to halfbien tried is this Court. It ' was tried before the Lord efief Justice Bustle, whose peneuation into the human heart transcends all his other acquirements, gifts, and talents. Mrs. O'H. was examined, and her evidence carried conviction to his Lordship, the dufy, pid every spectator. (Dere the Learned Orator entered Into a most luminous display of elo quence on the effect of her irldmee on that occasion.] John Johnson was there for examination; the trial lasted four des a, but during the Brat night he was bought off; he got 151., from whom be could not say; but he was gone. Next day the Jury called fee Johnson; they heard of his lovi with dismay, but the trial went on, and a Right Rev. Prelate ap pealed al evidence. I peer him on the bench; ut his - mitt: 'night rII -- - 7 • - :.W 4 , s , . • . . • . p-• . ! . :.4 _-0: - -.' . R . - - # . 41 _ _.. • / , / '• - G • , INS• . ~. ... r ~..or .. 4 1 1 4. ' , , . : , ..• . .e 4 461 . ' .l /.' •-- e F ef-- - - - .. 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Abe case; -I see Min now again on the beech beat „Loldellip t . IVOTICE ie kerairsimos, That no the Ist day of Sep. . 1 SURREY. SIX MILES FROM LONDON._ FREE/101.0 RIVES ; HI t i . 4 41 , ART11 14 1'83 4 4N11 s'• ANTRIM ASSIZES, Jolt 28. it seems to be th e fashion to examine Bishops &DO . VI • . N em ber ant, daseIRDIAIR BUOY ha ohs NOB CHAN. Ertel ent FAMILY RESIDENCE, with attached and detached Capital Addle .maine„ warn 'th Chandonamet; and -appears they can work minds. they cota cm" . sgLi is diat to the Nair Theask s = staid IN Offices of every description, Eturasce Lodges, Walled sad she . i =ins is adjouting.— ••• • , IMPORTANT RECORD CASE. .. I grew; but, said Mr. North, my Weld 0 . Ise . i & i o n E. 1 NAMIIII is pveselle a • then Be in Pleasure Golden Farm Yard, and about Fifty.four Aaa of ''irelni Zama e.castraLsaacroa, rtotiarirr ; amour trams. miracles aro wrought only by the Trelata a tilitirch. as nogg Leer Wear, OR der Ilelawhig Maks had Doses Land. 4 • . - At - flatniolo - fkrati . • 1171‘7 7 :a e. ..211 ey . , Coviehiti, as IWOOM HAMILTON O'MARA, • Mixon , sir lux. o•maits, Another witness was produeed e anehbe; like Ealamn, uheacallai ; Moat By WINSTA NUN and SONIC WED =HAY, Ifth In at 12, in Sixteen Lone itts MOTSMe a HRTRWDART. • ' - r , 1 0 curse Israel , gave then a bleu/int The abeam, sr Jialinstri • vim am a. a gimp% Look spas is. th e Eight of th e Th ree • At tbe Mart, TO./40111ROW. at 12, A La* IA& vgloblolo-41.1 1 X, consisting of SIX- A Special Jury, consisting of the following Gentlemen, was im. wrung from the Lord Chief Justice a reluctant ebaspe s and from g o ne out WIN of die Reettivers . fl.. Z. A Valuable LEAsminnts &STATE, heel for an „Ca. TWI FitififfaidOLD 0 very 'claireldy situate, Mu:lied to try the cause, vim t-n ', Thomas Pelham flocd the Jury a sorrowful verdict for the defendant. His Lordblrip felt 1 ftwo og aid SW • • 1 - . N. (W. unexpired term of 20 years; . , a( s teak Nee. 26, 26, and 37. tii Si. M la i r% near Charing-croft; Edward J. Agnew as a man for Mrs. O'H., but. as a Judge he was baud a charge "Wks Bogy ayes hid . . . . W. tB. •. Reatlence, moat desirably-slut:ft ast Ilas , . ballellelf lb* Nes. 29; tit. 1103hIli t azid ers ' Nada...meet. formic* the • George M'Certhey . James Owens againat her, on the evidence then adduced. For toy own part said swam 8 Skiorso Look open to the Eastward of the villages of Dulitetch anti Beckeidelot,e bit atediollial wbale South Side's/ -,. Seehlartio's.Lene to Sry. William W. Ledge • . John Rowell 1111 r. N. I don't care a straw for Johnson's evideticee-temen eaPahle * e a t Seoul • .. . . . S. E. iS. and carriage drive. The gown is ' widt_essis _answi- moor-coca ; Nee. 1. 11, 2. a s , 6, in Seymour-court, in the Samuel Thomson . .. John While of taking the paltry bribe of 15/.. an it, therefore; 1-plicexua reli- i Aid is Kli - ilrnd 361.7 • • ii. Lb. S. l int:lion, and At for the immediate 0 a *carer as- occupation of very reepeetehiellin as lessee at 001 rents, - Eselneha Boyd -' '' ' John Yetiftleand slice. Prodoco. Lida we will, bYt . I call for your vordiCt, and I By Cosnadod of the Corporation, Unction, containing handsome entrance bail, breakfast pasbau, antottlitisig to • - " _an ; Oirotepi Atkinson Wray Jobetwanuten„Ewsra. know I shall obtsht It- on two other classes of otidende which that . I J. HERBERT, Secretary. gentleman's roods, eatifor mom 25 feet be 18, drawing mulittdth EIGHT lIUNDIIIED PI PER PER ANNUM. 111,. NOITH then scat the 10 si e n otopek tWit ear l t o n s e mmici.setoueltioqinueenoti and ma m pl e l y ci e tv orro an b d ora b t o e n t e, fl ty rst iv , h e irl ha l t ap o p f ea llrlO her 'll couni sra heise ilian l c e ; e • French windoenemening to a veranda MAK by It pelted*. mid To be viewed till the ado, moil Pert diets, with a planer the and i'lliwoidle "fetch. ARMY CONTRACTS. . secondary stainflon. five superior two merit lam, may be kakis dio'Belligid-floggoo, sod attha Ship, th enlleged matters of fact stated by iliht vsey table and eloquent ad- and language : and, secondly , au the conduct of Mr. 0 Hare • COMlNltiealttai IMCPAIITNZWY. O asinsed. .St , Tattier ay CEA algElta. JULY NI and four secondary * and • io Chitedidaanar Wbiat M 2 I. l 9lartin's-lane t and at dee "rate. r'r• t- Lessor of plaintiff. John Hamilton O ' Hare, claims to recover - John Johnson and Madeline O'Hara were then examined are, • 1 IVOTICE is hereby given to all Prisons desirous of Le,r:e_ , Per..Lt7,__,Ararp__._ for Bedford.row; at ' . 4 " I • , • . la = far White Man. g . ' ..illedford. Solicitor. No. 4 ' 1 1,11 - eactracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON to Me Mi. wine huacrorses.aaLucTii: balsa. banal teed, ....11-imid square. • ' "Of r.Willodc, N 0.25, Golden! the estate of Credit/ apn Carte, le . son and heir of the late efres-axamined. The latter at groat leogih. . Francis Hamilton 0 Rata,ewho inherited it, by virtue of the w.ll The trial was not OnCh-tled whoa-the thet accounts were teceirg. ioor's La" fel"' in Ca '"" 6 " / "" was aners . a" Barracks Li footman's. sleeping tonne, WIS E &a. - The Virus 2. of his fa th er. ,The plebe was originallyllithaton, but the estate , . —arseee- • . tbe awleratentiened Counties and :- prise a cow house, shed, stable s Amery, rick Viaid4.4k=tached FREEHOLD BOUM, TVRNHAM-GREEN, V i lgaide been left by a gentleman called O'Hara , the name was KILKENNY ASSIZES. Hants Salop to this Residence is a large Powla Dulwich Maps] ; and the Modern Household Furnituri.Squeaeßandirtelby . Broadwoode). aliacieding ea ilerefold Somerset • !aniline has the right of passing duough Dulwich turnpike free Two Cabled lad ditto. -YElgneelle, a Pair of excdient Plaintir is thesonof a French wothan.Mtdeline Collet, daughter LIBEL.-EXTRAORDI NARY- RROCHEDINGS. S 1 re t akeijkapsdbad Hatter! Stafford of tell. Rade Drums, Shown libe , . ritr • ofa. small proprietar of land in France. She lost bey feelae_r at e PARLEY v. J. T. HAYDN:" • • i irks_ . , s e e . ll. • ' ni l Saillblk Haney To be viewed by cards otfta Odell, with ragtime pietkolare, may By Mr. BUL ell years old •at the age of 25 or 28, an opitunhy tie for. This case came en foe trial on Saturday. Mr. Doherty E.C. • , be had of Winstanley and Huh niewassespeat. - At his °Peat Rail -ill ' Illgh' t iaTok on SATURDAY het settling herself in a comfortable situation meats ef *Mies seated th e cam on the pan of the plaintiff.- It was an acti v e 4 d.,_ . ... . a m e r gage l eweeeeniaElf o r s t ass Bowes at tbii filreyboand, Dulwich; Osideo Lies, ; and at - DiEEI. at ' • • Plailkon. as companion to this lady in began ,_w was visages for it libel on plaintiff , publiehed by defe n dant in the .Stun . the Town of Nos. Till. Warwick the Mort. (T ' l I ' • T • HE FURNITURE I .7: . V . " ' op .s ppuy'sebys suberginotly left dap dear on the triethiship gff , ricEisp. : ~,.. . , • . .. ' '''' • • . a pa an vdiai advised her ft „a, '' Tr .' lowthestetiegiald dor elf...oo}Telity lie was Seam! tales tr.•- naarketd e 11_ ..... ney en Westmoreland wood tabbies • •- e „; Wilts - CLAPHAM COMMON. - -" tot, Ingste femal e . ensile -4lws• .Iwifted 1 Wtruntoo by ble. Talbot Glitheoch, who appeared , ep mid. ',elan. oceasionalt , t ,..e. • , toe (inalighlr. Worcester A convenient RESIDENCE, with Coach-house, Stable, aid p, s * norm 1 lend her as Mead and rompenientef his intrnded ins:Coma! for the defendant. After Mr. Doliertylad coschaded, . i cess lide4 l4 York duetive Goodell. --- .** 7 ~ ,• - r ~ 1 ''” .., - a nt 'lie ent his mother. lle MU liberal:ln his Atka, and Madeline and before any witnesses were examined. Mr. °lama loeisted 11 °2 1 ' 1 7* orol JaPenon- ...a...6'.,... 01 ___...1.• Isr the eeveralenta Sy WI HATA MAY rod SONS, b on d . di me , 'm ik e, o k ii m i lig a •,- ,- `•••• --.--- . •s t ",„ Collett accepted them, and he sent he* to his mansion - house in his that lie should then state the case for his client. •- e .,...... ; . if Nada and . ..thaiebONist. on TUESDA Y NEXT , August 9, at 12. gold and a Biker width, and a nriety to , . i poima i i , own carriage, accompanied by a bLiel, servant, B. Phillips, now The CHIEF JuSTie e called on defendant's attorney toll:wee Verb! siir. . Wale • A Comfortable and cheerful RESIDENCE, held on Also (in Four. Lem) .FOUR h Mick - buIIsFREEH O LD dead. She found lima • - • - :Inlays , s . Is she fevend Counties e. that Mr. O'llaten was absent, upon which she who should stare his client's case'? Dont s.linerwees ""' , . in Nen% Britain. lam ler near eight yeats, pleasantly situate on the South" ROUSES, of five moos and a each, vern airy and wrektd for his mother. An equivocal answer war returned, bet sbe air . ;Wien: anewered, that he had Idt all his cheat, who Ike Deerasen c *nine, " And in the woods of east aide of Clapham-common. on the high road to Tooting,pleasantly sheeted, Nes. 10, 11, 14, 15„ In Dmonshite-plice, afield not see her. At length she saw the Rev. Mr. Develin, ain Court. . gab LliSar .a & - 4: . Alderney,Guansey, . ffe. a ,.._. containing six beechambers, two dressing MOMS, Clitswtek Sisidelase, Turnhs - two of which are uooccupied. Catholic clergyman, who understood the French language. She The CHIEF JUSTICE asked Mr. Haydn who should stye the a bells ( rill olonologibill'ocone , parlour, kitchen. 5.c. ; a coach-muse, P 1 had - and H 1 Thu art= are may be dat the berm, ia. o born.herself is also a Roman Catholic, and found in him ea friend and case Meilen i' el • , and Away. cclo: .. . Tilliory -- Tolit) * Slab. sash-house , de. ; a neat fore -court, and a large Furniture, Be. may be viewed amidst pilot, and Ortalogues bad. wither. Madeline Collet stated her case to him. ' Mr. Develin Mr. Haydn answered, Mr. Talbot Gleam Oloaa (schithag die • • paitielliwpinitib. - . City a BEAr - To be viewed hp made only, which, with particulars, may be had ---- -------e•-•-- no mother alive, and had no intention of marrying. She was for defendant, hereupon threw up their briefs. _b e . e Thin the mks are to commence " and am the lath day of of Winstanlep aniSens, Paternoster-row ; particulars also at the BIM'S LUCK, USUAL ! alarmed, - and propond to fly the country. Mr. Develin consoled • Mr. Geescoer now addressed the Court. Ile commented oit Semember next ; that Proposals in wide& sealed up and mared Swan, Stockwell ; Horns. Kennington ; and at the M a tt . (AN FRIDAY, the 13th Intent, .the Drawing of the her, and advised her to stop till 31r. O'Hara's return • and pro- the impropriety of which his client, Alr. Haydn, had heen guilty .• ?eider for Army Supsees," will he received at this Ogles on orle/ State Lottery took place Lt Coopers' Ha ll , when BISH ' S wi s ed to tete his iefluence with hint to render her situ ation coin- in saying that Mr. Doherty was twenty feet high; heelllr. Glsee before 'fbanday„ the 25th day of August, but:lone will be received REGENT'S PARK.-RESPECTABLE RESIDENCES. Offices were, as usual, very etxessful, ...he sold and shared fortable. Eight or ten weeks elapsed before Mr. O'Hara's return. cock) would maintain that he was but ten feet high. (Laughter.) Mtn Twelve o'clock on that day. By 31r. 31 ITC /I ELL, 3,613 . . . (Class % - - - .t 21,t 0 t , Mime O'Kene, a respectable . oeighbour, was introduced. to her by Mr. Shell, he said, was four feet high, and not four inches. as had propealemust be made separately for each County and Island, At t h e A uct i on M art , on WEDNESDAY. t h e 17 t h inst. at 12, 9,775 . - - (Claes .11) .. - . at. sir. Develin, as a -friend ann acquaintance . She performed the been erroneously stated by 51r. Haydn. (Loud laughter.) - He except for the Counties comonsini North and South Wales, all of FOUR Superior Genteel RESIDENCES, most desire- 8,687 - - - (Class ea) a . . £2,000 task assigned to her with fidelity, and encouraged her to place full eppealed to the Court on this very important quotas- He waxed which must be included in one fender ; likewise the Islands of - b ly s i tuated at the ibot of Primrose-hill, on the north side 4 . 83 7 .. . (Claes B) .. . .1050 reliance on the integr ity and the wisdom of Mr- Develin. wroth against Sir Henry Meredith (who was noepresent), and de- -1 Guernsey, Jersey, and /Minor!: as also must the several Counties of p r a nr o se .hee roa d, b e i ng N os . I, 2, 3 , an d 4, Barrow - hill. The latter Ticket was also entitled to IS Pipes of Wine ; and it is' Mr. O'Hara returned - he - was about 30 years of age, of fine elated --o the Court that Sir Henry- was a liar. Ile said that Mr_ • 1 in North Britain ; and each Proposal must have the Jetta which place, containing four bed-rooms, handsome drawing and dining in the recollection of the Pube s : sa les- DISH added to the late personal accomplishments, was a liters) man, a political writer Hatchet was not fit to state the case, as he had recently entered into is annexed to to th e Tender properly filled up, by two persons of rooms, parlours, entrance hall, with dwindle offices, fore court, Scheme. as a free gin from as 'Contractor, Four grand at the time the volunteers of Ireland were trying to give freedom the happy state of matrimony ; but that be (111 r. °Memel° was 0 lawn property engaging . to become bound with the party tender- an d l arge gar d en , w i t h b ac k entrances . Thi s p ro p er ty le finished Prizes of Wine ; this Ticket was one of them, and DISH will to their country, but pleasure became his object, and he fell into person properly qualified and superior to the-Asher ,Counsel. • f ieg in the amount yawed in the printed patients:a, for the due per. regard l ess of expense, the sitting rooms having marble chimney. allow the holders of the Wine Prisee to select the very best Wine the error that he had a right to any sensual gratification the could (Laughter.) Ile was proceeding in this steaks tend would not be eirartece of the Contract; and ne Pappesal will be noticed unless pieces. French windows, andce communicating by folding doors , they d& of ed out from the Steel say Wine Merchant in the command, and flattered himself he could gain an easy conquest of stepped by the Court. fie s aid t hat he (111Glascock) was the :nab on a printed Tender, and the prime expensed in words at Particulses may be had on the premises (which may be viewed United Kingdom, and he will pay foe it and send it, Carnage free, Madeline Collet ; but he found ill her • woman Of firmness and author of the libel ; and he was prepared to answer for it. length; ad should it so happen that during the continuance of the until the Sale); of 111 r. H. Cory. r, Old Burlington - street ;at the to wine the fortunate holders residi;• or if they prefer Money piety, who resisted his bile proposal', and erkteted them with Ale. Charles Johnstcn was now called as the first witness fur • Canna no Troops should be supplied by Onus of the same, the Regent% Arms, - Regent ' s Park ; Collossium, Portland-road t instead of Wine, 111811 will pay is Alonsy ' foe the Prizes what- worn. He tried the arts usual in such cases, sad they 'failed. She • plaintiff; es soon as he got on the table the Cowed on both side!, i amount of the Stamps on tb6Coett*et and Bond, paid in the first Yorkshire Stingo, Paddington ; Gsrrawsy's; Auction Mart; and ever the very best Wthe would east. Exclusive of the above, became m i me de a r t o hi m , an d h e a d o p te d a new mo d e of attack. and all the other members of the bar present in Court, ruse, and mitance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. of Mr. hlitchell. 7, Nortonfalgate. BISH also sold on 13th Instant; Pots other Capitals ; and in the He dirniened Mr. Develin, and said that he would diseentan him, Mr. Doherty signified respectfully to his lordship the whileof the ;, Particulars of the Contrails may be hid upon application at this Eight preceding Months he sold Trout Prizes of 30,000 e, Nos. and told him that theettly made by which he could save the ho. bar to confer on the extraordinary proceeding which had taken Oise between the hours of ten min Mier, and of the Barrack Mas. HAMPSHIRE. 1.804, 2,478. and 15,75 0 ; Foltz frizes of 20,00 W., Nos. A 99, nour and virtue of his friend, was to celebrate a marriage between place. His Lordship iottantly withdrew, and the bar, in a body, 1 1 .1 1 tas is the Islands of Ocalisey:daney. madam 4 mid as several DESIRABLE FREEHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE, 7.034, 16,301, and 15,466; besides Prizes of 10,0001., 2.0601., him (Mr. O'Hara) and Madeline Collet, according to the rites - of retired out of Court to another apartment. Aft er au a b se n ce pi* abandon have been wedeln the printed partleniars,'Ohith alma- AND FIFTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND. & c . &c. ; and there is scarce a Temkin the United Kingdom that his Church. This was an illegal mios;age, as M G o*H. was a abou t Italian hour the Chief Justice trimmed his seat ou the bench, does are pointed in Italle, it is requested that persons making Ten- By Mr. MITCHELL, has not partaken of BISII ' s unparalleled success. Protestant. Mr. D. refused till Mr. Mi. said that on his fa th er's and the bar having also returned into Court, den will artfully meads., the tame. • , At oarraway's, on FRIDAY. the 19th inst. at 12, without ••• BISEI ream .that Lotted* draw very near their final death he would marry lit, by a Protestant minister ;according to Mr. Sergeant LLoYD, as senior manbee, ended, on behalf a DRIYISH INSTITU'fION, PALL-xsi.i..-CL4E reserve, close ; but he is bMpy in having, before that event takes place A law. This argument and promise prevailed, and the marriage the I.eunter bar, that they must protest against the right or army .13 of the PRESENT EXHIBITION-The GALLERY, i t . rented RESIDENCE, remarkably pleasantly situ- to lay before elms Scheme, which contains FOUR novel wan celebrated in the parlour of Ciebilly.house, according to the individual, not a member of the professom, to act as Counsel, aced at , near the River Stour, adjoining the rich Prises eie Nadi. and • miaow other Capitals., with all rhea of the Church of 6.ome,' in 1780. This Met could hot be and state a case. The bar did not object to plaintiff or defendant nth a Selection of PICTURES by LIVING ARTISTS of the ENGLISH SCHOOL, is OPEN DAILY, horn Tea in the Poole and Ringwoou turnpike roads : containing handsome draw. the other rich that Rising **Scheme pease:med. all to be disputed-it wets proved on the former trial by Eleanor Dowdell or acting on their own behalf. • ing and dining rooms of good dimensions, - breakfast parlour, li. drawn in ONE DAY, Met of NEWT MONTH (August). Al•Coonel, and wee lin undoubted truth: This is a great lead- The CHIEF JHSTICE, ilittcrupting Sergeant Lloyd, said, be Morning until Six in the Evening ; and will be CLOSED o n twoata n Tickets and Shares are selling at DISH% Offices, 4, Cornhill ; fog feature in clans tanse.-Here the Learned Gentleman, in a anticipated the ob!ection, and concurred in its validity. His Lord- eATURDA Y, the 13th inst. Admission Is. Catalomue Is. beery, fee bed-rooms, and suitable domestic othen, By order, WM. BARNARD, Bur nr , stable, chaise house; large garden, and 54 acres of Heath Land, the and 9 , Charing - cross ; and by - his Apentsin the Country. very exalted strain of eloquence, in which we cannot attempt ship therefore ruled, that Mr. Glaseockenot being a Couneeihrt, thelidetriben to the Print from Mr. West's Ficture of ' Our whole of which is carload ,(part cultivated), and tithe.frea. Schemes, Gratis.' • to follow him,'described and lamented the evil effects of throe could not iaroceed ; and be gave orders that way should be made • Sirtarr Heeling the Sick in the Temple," who have not received This Residence is fiefor the immediate reception of a small re- laws which perpetuate religiouManimosities ,in eebis country.- for Mr. Ohteank to leave the table. nANDLES, 64d. per lb. ; Waxed Wick Moulds, Stl. These laws, he said, formerly affected even the life of a Roman . Mr. Mattock retired accordingly, laughing most heartily at this Aar Im ressions, may *ye them upon payment of the sin. selectable family-, or would form a desirable property for investment; Pis six miles from Ringwood, six from Toole, Muir from Wimboarne, IV for Cash ;oo Credit on the %mud terms, st DAVIES'. Old Catholic clergystan who solemnised a marriage • betwixt a comical affair. do dawn Sebseriptions, at the Britiehitistitution daily. nine from Christchurch, and 100 from London. Established NVarehouse, 611, St. Monies-lane, opposite Slaughter's Protestant and a Catholic, &e. &c. After this marriage Mr. Air. SHELL was proceeding to examine Mr. Johnston, who J 4 ! ONDON UNIVERSITY.-At a Meeting of the Particulars near be had of Mr. W. Castleman, 'Solicitor, Wiwi- Coffea.house. Every article of the test, at prices as under,- O'Haea's love Increased. and no wonder, far her virtues and qualities mained on the table all this time ; but the first mut a tion Provisional Committee, August 1, 1825, at the Caen and bourne; Crows Inn, Ringwood; Antelope Poole; George, Christ- Candles. 6e. ed. per desen ; Waxed Wick Moulds, Ss.; Palace were such as to insure affection. Two foreigners (Noblemen) now , scarcely put when it *as announced that a Juror nas taken ilf Amebas Tavern, Sir James Mackintosh, eI.P. and W. M e in Han- church ; Star lan, filerothammon ; Whise'llart, Winchester• Wax Lights, Ss. per lb. • fine Wax Candles, 3t. 4d. ; Sperm Can. visited him. and applauded his choice of a wife, and be deurthined ' A phiytician ;Dr. Michael Ryan) was immediately calle t t, w h o try, Esq. were added to the Committee. Fountain, West Cowes , Isle of• Wiglet: Bugle, Newport; Quebec. dies, 2a. 4d.; Mottled S'oart, 725. per cwt. ; Yellow, (145.: Cued,, to go to Scotland sad confirm the marriage, as she was then preg. having seen the Juror, and being examined on oath, said thatif It hieuapheen ascertained that the larger proportion of the Ca- Portsmouth.; Ship in Distress, Brighton; °areaway's* Sir. Yin- Ms. : Windsor and Palm Soap, 11,. 4d. per lb.; Brown Windsor,' "ant. end having PeOProod to go by Scotland to - LOlOllOll, they set the trial should continue long it might be of dangerous cask- pest neeriary for establishing the above Institution has been al- cent, Solicitor, 11, Bedford-street, Bedford-square; and the Auc- Is. 96.; Sadie( Was, es. 6d. Deatlek refined Sperm Oil, 4s. (led. out in the aurum of 17117, accompanied by Benjamin Phillips, and quence to the pstient. . t . ready subscribed, the Provisional Committee feel desirous of closing tioneer, Nortonfalgate. London. pa spllon. t watt:yaw called John Johnston. Mr. O'Hara chose the Inp of Here a long argument ewe place es tO the moiled procietliap. the lists of Shareholders as soon as possible; and therefore request Town, Country, and Foreign Orsiess, executed with despatch. Dumfries as the place where the contemplated marriage should be It was proposed by Mr. Doherty that the case should be proceeded those who villa to take Shams to send their names and addresses FßEEllol,lPAN'D LEASEHOLD ESTATES, e . solemnised, and was with Gibson, or the King's Arm's on before the eleven Jurors. Thls was opposed by Mr. Scott. for forthwith to either of the following Bankers, viz.:- Smithfield, Wandseorth-road. Lambeth, ilolloway,"tc. , EAST AND WEST INDLA WAREHOUSE, EXETER Inn th em' 'The law Ki es d do not require the same mar. dekndant, who resumed his brief after she retirement lit Mt. Mesa Smith , Payne, sod litnith.Gengewileeet, Maetion-bouse. • By Mr. Al _ • • WI AIiKeS S AMBANEL • . Was age ceremonies the more rigorous law of England . The inter- Glanock. Sir J. Yarling, Shaw , and CO. 7 2, CornhilL On FRIDAY, the 19th inst. at e2, ll b r ; Jab., of the Promeetete, THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forma a air• &rectos Ka genderhso in holy orders is not thervuotemenere. Mew. The Cerrsr JIHITIOR .peeposset - OW also¢belt 4er goad he 1 Mows. Lednooke, and Co. Bank-batillenge. without reserve, E cond division of Exeter'Ohange, where may be seen a tual acknowledgment of marriage, and subsequent cohabitation, sworn, and the trial commeqw die isatio• Thie coarse was alli- Mews. Baziley, Tritton. and Cu. Lombantatreet, A Substantial HOUSE, No. 4‘), St. John-street, West lagesind wellananufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur. constitute a lawful marriage in that country, whether the parties mately adopted by ate•Ccurt, but Counsel for defendant declisad. Mews. Callus and Co. Strand. - .L X Smithfield, with a spacious Timber Yard and Premises ride, 'I andem, Phaeton, and Chaise- Harness, with every &scrip. are residents or sajoemare. At Dumfrieit the marriage was for- to accede to this arrangement. Meows. Hansnersley and Co.Pall.mall. adjoining ; let on lease 'lasts. to Mr. Johnson and Parsons, at non of Military, Hunting, end Side Saddles, for Home Use, East may them acknowledged 11y In presence of competent witnesses. The CitiEr.JUsTlcE decided that the teal. should proceed. - Mars. Ransom, Morland, and Co. Pall.vc'all East. 1401. per annum. aed West Indio, New South Wales, and the Spanish Slain. Camp They remained a few ys there, and cohabited at Dumfries, and The Jury having hcea swprn, Mews. Bouveriaand Antrobus, COLTMIASUeet. A respectable HOUSE, with chaise house and stabling, Chi. Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Main, Cabin Wash-hand Stands, then wo rt to London. his fact is what forms the principal ours._ -Mr. DOHERTY proceeded to examine his witnesses. Nu de. Mews. Henke, and Co. Fenchurch-street. cheater.pisre. Wandsworth-road, nearly opposite the Britannia, let Cabin lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely now for the consideration and decision of this de. Mrs. O'Hara fence VMS made. , Or Deny 31embet of the Provisional Committee. to Sir. Langley. on lease, at 421. per annum. fitted 112: peat and ele g ant, at a moderate price. - Sea Cots, Bed- herself will give her eviAc.nce to you on behalf of bee son. Small The Jury retired for about ten minutes , and returned with vet. F. A. COX, Provisional Secretary . .es may creep into that evidence, conseement on the lapse diet for the plaintiff- Dam ag es 6001. A genteel HOUSE. No. 14, John-street , Commercial - road , ailin g: Writ!tiet Desks,j!prcattg Cases,. erc. A dirge 01 d.ristr's-Pf-12-ct. ...e may it-. ----I.:-_-___e_ TWO VALUABLE REVERSIONS OF FOUR THOUSAND • POUNDS. MR. TUESDAY, PiLFS Aug u st res a h n e n s o i t l i a t i l l ce s s 6B lia i t nn by AUCTION, at the Mart, Bartholomew-lane, jaw order of the Executors, TWO 'VALUABLE REVERSIONS OF TWO THOUSAND POUNDS each, payable en the Death of a Lady, now in her sixtieth year. Particulars may be had six days previous, at Messrs. Blake., White, Aingc, and Blake, Essex-street, Steand ; Messrs. Collier, Birch. and Merchant, Carey-street; of the Mart; and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, ST. GEORGE'S IN TILE EAST. By Mr. FLETCHER, At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, August 9, at 12, in Eight Lots, by order of the Trustees of the Will of Mr. Win. Harrell, deceased, ATruly valuable . FREEHOLD ESTATE com prising Thirteen substantial Brick-built Dwelling-houses, situate in Salter's-alley, near Wapping Church, let to respectable yearly tenante at rents amounting to 1401. per annum ; • Freehold Public-house ' the corner of HarrelN-row, known by the name of the coopers' Arms, on lease for an unexpired term of seven years from Lady-day Ism ; rent 401. per annum. May be viewed by leave of the tenants, and particulars had of Messrs. W. and J. Bromley, Gray's-Inn-square ; of Mr. Flet cher, Auctioneer, 26, Tokenhouse-yard ; and of Mr. Fell, at the Coopers' Amu; and at the Mart. Desirable Property for 'vestment, nearly equal in value to Freehold. Hy Mr. FLETCHER, At the Mart, on TUESDAY. August 9, at 12, by order of the Executors of Mr. John Lavender, AValuable LEASEHOLD Brick-built DIVELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, eligibly chime in the centre of the City, No. 11, Bell.yard, Gracechurch-street, held on lease for upwards of lOU years, at a ground-rent of 101. per annum, on lease to and in the occupation of Mr. J. M. Choppin, • most re spectable tenant, for an unexpired term of 10i years, at a low net rent of 601. per annum. The oremiset are substantially built, and occupy a plot of ground upwards of 29 feet in front. May be viewed by leave of the tenant, seven days previous to the Sale ; and particulars had of Mr. Fletcher, Auctioneer, 26, Tokenhouse-yard, tear the Bank ; and at the place of Sale. Modern Furniture, Library Bookcase, Turkey Carpets, .Cabinat Pianoforte, Prints and Drawings splendidly !came:4'ounit, and Glass, the property of a Gentleman. By Mr. JAMES DENE'W, At his Auction Room, tliarles.street, Berkeley-square. THIS DAY. at 12, THE Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, chimney glass, 72 by ; mirrors, lamps, cabinet piano forte, porcelain, and glass, beautiful engravings,' coloured prints, and drawings, splendidly framed; a copy of Hogarth's Works, and numerous valuable effects, the property of a Gentleman. The fur niture comprises lofty four post, field, anti French carfopy bed." steads, with chintz cotton and tontine hangings, feather beds and bedding, mahogany chets of drawers and dressing stande, a suite of handsome rosewood drawing room tables and cabinets, French drapery window curtains, chairs and sotes, a modem seven feet. pedestal sideboard, dining and breakfast tables. parlour cbairs, glazed library bookcase, three Turkey carpets, Brussels and Kid. derruinster ditto, dr. To be viewed, catalogues may be had at tit Auctloll ROOD': Clialleaqtrter, Deckekpaquate. WICK, ITC LY M.—The herring fishing has now started pretty generally in this quarter, with good pruspeets of success. One of the fish-curers has already received the accounts of sale of two barrels of beer in cured here in the latter end of June ; they were sold in the Hamburgh mar ket at fifteen guineas eadisl Wednesday night, a little after six 0:clock, two young ladies, passing along Argyle-street, Trongate, Gallowgate, Glasgow, on arriving at a friend's bonze in Charlotte street, it was discovered that • quantity 'of oil of vitriol had been east upon one of them, by which a value- 1 , ble dress was destroyed. Fortunately her person esca injury. It is surprising that after se much damage has been done by rnixreants in this wily, that no effectual steps are taken to restrict the tetailaaleof vitriol. If some-' thing is not done, the wives and daughters of citizens will not long be able to appear on the streets, but with risk of having the above article thrown on' their dress, if not at their hwy....UW(ow chronickt ILLEGAL MARRIAGE. Vincent firearey, a Popish priest, was indicted for celebrating a marriage between two Protestants, contrary to the dth of the King, 1523, at Belfast, they not having been pretiouily - werried by a Protestant clergyman. Edward Graham examined-311s wife's name is Sarah Jane Graham, or Campbell; was married on the 21st of January last. in Belfast ; the marriage was celebrated by an old man they caned Priest 111`Carey; waslipsey at the time, and can't swear positively that the prisoner is the person . • he had never see n him before ; he was sleeping a great part of the time of the ceremony; John. Barclay, Jane Graham, Martha Rooney . , eta 'lames Campbell were alco present' was more than. an hour an the house ; MillsC3s 13 * Protestant ; his wire is a Presbyterian. Sarah Jane Graham examined—ls a married woman ; war married to last witness on the 21st of January ; would not know the person who performed the ceremony ; did not take much notice of him ; was more than an hour in the room ; can't swear the prisoner is the person; had never seen him before; witness is • Presbyterian. Martha. Rooney examined—ls a Presbterian.; she was at the marriage of Edward Graham and Sarah Jane Campbell; believe* prisoner is the man who married them upon her oath. be is the man ; had not seen him before; has heard hint reputed to be a Popish priest. .Williarn H. Ferrer, Esq. police magistrate, examined—Knows the prisoner; he is a reputed Popish priest. JUDGE—By the original law, the celebration of a Marriage by a Popish priest, between two Protestants, or between a Protest/I.'4*nd a Catholic, was capital,. according as the law still remains, such a Olarrisge is declared to be invalid, and the children of soch mamas.; illegitimats--the punishment of the person celebrating the tuarruizo has been clisngeu to a heavy fine s His Lordship stated, in answer to a query put by one of the Jurymen, that no clergyman should celebrate a marnape without knowing the parties, or without being furnished with some do.. cornett: which would put him in possession of such infortnatioo. Civilly. The Learned Judge, in pronouncing sentence, observed, that the prisoner had now been found guilty of celebrating a marriage be tween two Protestants, he being a reputed Popish priest—he could not plead ignorance of the law, as he had already teen found gmity of a similar offence, for which he had suffered a long tropeisonniect, until the lenity of Uovernment had liberated him from prison —yet he was no sooner at liberty than he hail returned to his old practices; and he (his Lordship) would not be again instruments/ in letting him loose on the public. He was sentenced to pay a fine of athli. or remain in ptisen such tine be pan:. —westo,— MURDER. ' We have received the following detail of a very atrocious murder, committed in the neighbourhood of Skibbereen. on Wednesday last.. Our correspondent will perceive tnat we have omitted that part of the letter which inculpates an - individual in the transaction, as we think it would be injudicious Just now to publish it : St immerge. Jut e On Wednesday, the 27th inst. win discovered, on the lands or Gurtnagroogh, in this county, the body of a man named Browne. The circumstances attendant on the cause of his death appear ta be the following:--Sometime prior to the lass"Brititry Stations of the Peace, the deceased, wlw, it seems, was one of a party of thieves who infested the neighbourhood of Balidebob PDd Bantfy, ease certain information against his associates in crime, Tor sonic demeanor, which was to have been tried stabs kite Sessions berhien in Bantry. A few days previous to the Sessions, be was wailed un by some of the paztytilluded to ; amongst whom were the near r.- latives of his wife, and ordered to hold mself in readiness to gas that night on one of his usual excursions. This, it appears Si% the plan devised to allure him into the snare laid for his life. '1 ne dcattivdecemrneeyasawtpedhaspo: brutal ti i7 ni t t e t ei s d t E ssa he:E . i r , n i4d :h s, o Sh b r ya r e t. iiiabdrlbe"cootoymiTnew,laish:tioecda.wcettaobtsimeewaPmait s e li e nd in i d oinu es g t s t h 4 e fri cami :e uli n a il . :s . it..L b r . 3 t : A e l e : man is taken into custody, under circumstances w hic h to be hoped, The tidy was broken is several places. a nd the ikon fesetuted in many part.....An inquest was held, and a v er,iiet p sonotioced against POWIMEIMMI lead to the discovery of the t nurderer t m niu id n d ti le in t aimbaogexhin)lieb.itwedithselaverrtel markses o t r ied viol t e o nce ic eltt he erol arth dea s w an: , ~.persons unknown.—Somarra Reporter. EXECUTION OF PATRICK RDE KIRBY Y . AT Li*iiitzet FOR R. • • • . After sentence of death was pissed oe thiamin, he eittemeacted from the Court-house so the rid, salaam* of mous t 1 half-a mile, en foot ! kanalerdredtM4 samileitil by a guAt4 *lke*