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STONTIVO 1,7/ILLIOVICR. LIMERICK kACES. NEWCASTLE counge. • Oa Wetland'', oar finsoeloletk Ait brilliancy of cypeareen, eneetird any 'long of the kind we rear wit ; whether we consider the lane and splendour of tine cqu ipsges which eseented eon, or the intritordi• airy ▪ ((m eows& who met to enjoy the uportivii pleurnsin or c, e turf-44'1w cattle rent asecllent. awl judously i t s • the naming, partlcelarly Oa Tanday, excited in the node of this iseateroas aettemblage all tlw fluxion I vlen , iri , of secret's victory. 7'lie assemblies atoncti for t h e nixes stn. &wore of Twang and 3lies smith, o lune en...mg: writ id Cilett deprived as of thew eXtellent pu.torisioss. Is lbe Rumen we 'observed wiawy of distiogisithed rank and ',my and the politeness &ad attention ..f Co. 'Or* 114 OS pee to all that nee sad sallisfaction which .an tsa oat. essemblies late the grates' enjoyment of rtivati• perm 9. :shoed an omit that the menseg natio! all I.tnit a 'mink - m eant, wad the gestated erwird hese rttiir.sil to strixr to bk . , pft stamy Geld., Natalie for the small feAtlter til..V had the triage of Time, he a coustianance uf stir the Iskls colfh;..c. is a correct re' at vi of tee tie days' ra.iaing: THURSDAY, AVii. )k. Minuses b.f. Itteette .•••...•.• t i Mr. Cue leis gr. c. Dealt Us. lames b c. Jens .. g do IEILI•T. s r. c r wrs r .. N.twev.. iik. Alkies's b. b. Dissent , ' ustcan•v. Creels b. m. Princes. Keys! 1 1 Mates ch. b. Tersc • . O. a 2 . Cralire. Er. c. I>3ol jr. e m it...". cb c. Richard. , s Ur. Fitsubboa's ch. e. Mr 111 ichacl„ 3 dr .. Y. fml wriest fee age. Tbree•mtle beats. pr Kiflllloll b. f Musette Cord's Sr. O. Nullieos . 9 S TUESDAY. Vr. notrero. Iv. II Captain Wattle •.. • • 4 I I ,1.. o,ol4ree, b h llelleuger S 2 i Nr Crerd's cr. c. II arbaad , I 3 3 11r. resees's b. b. Favourite 3 dist. twang Egos's% Malaita, of 601. One mud • belt min beats. 1r corzileMll . lch c. Sir hi ichwel I I . lOrriati4 gr ir Specelator 2 9 Louis bc. Jess . 3 3 %lite. ch. li. Tern ..... .... mow. voiryirs THIRD &WI 07 •P/N!!A Yesterday morning, thirty-three Peeler rains, ,nd 95 Paw hr ewe-. of stiff-rent ages. is further port of the sheep presented by the Supreme Regen cy ol Soul to Colonel Downie. from the cow ls- A ted 1144:k of the Prince of P see, which were 'sipped at Ludimi on the 14th of July last. were Owe, m o• •lion, t.. ns by the Back Rued, Isling ton, flic-tr the Cilll . ch, attended by six or eight of theS,auti•h lept,ertlo who cuote sever with them a , ,d at 11 ...clock the gale of them commenced, by Mr. 11A,11.1 1i ...111. The tul btu ing were the prix-a sod rill!. • r•• r :he highest lots of Rama, viz.— iwt I, tle It ...... to Griucas. to, itr . to es, Ilou. qr. Sorrell an tg !ll r. Hurt • :•1 Cone .. 39 ot, Cot. Park..? 33 ne silage pruauct4 4411.4. 70. bd. I or Isl. Ito. ltd. Dearly ant ea Ow average. tierces, alit buyers of Ewes. were as ful ls., fix. ai, Mr. Aike l7 Goisuo. .6, Hue. Mr. BuneU. . is 411, t r . Pa Cone 19 I*, Barclay as, Mr. Bel - 17 118, that. of, Hon. Mr Horns* l9 oo sir. Bova 12. Ho., Mr. barroll... to 100, dills 102, Mr Do Cmee l9 Thea F..rrs vrodueed Wad. eas • or 131. ses. el, each, tla Wring : dal total onaust o f oak boiag 1,7941. Its 64 Tat Right Ron. Sir Jnlut SiacUir. the Ilan. Mr. AI, John and aunty agncultu diciarti4u, were protest ; and congratulated Wirt 01, .rein such a large number of very Sysn44ll Ewes and Rants thus distributing prd:tical sheewbreeders of Eaglets& of the Merino sheep at the sale Colic, were— Doaeraiie, Bantry, sad Lismore; Calomel Bagwell; Wr Ones Wynne, 4141 earth; Meters. Adams, Courkaay. Radcliffe, &c. at Flom-mile was attended by It pickpockets: two of them comm. named WtsTlllllr. of Ashby, property to the amount of about actually replace 4 in the MAU . * which had contained the money. be•n intrusted by Mr. BARKER ,E, of Ashl4, to sell two borers tech he got upwards of 601. 14 me- Nit, he went to the George inn, .., mei, of gmteel appearaiice, who, conversation. agreed with hiiu to toss - nig this frolic, the pickuockets from the poor fellow the mosey fur the horses. together with tau 1 a silver watch, his own property. which WItaTBRBY had ear4tilly money. was in his breeches iscovered his loss, but the former •, and • steel ring and two small fere substituted. The offenders itivtla.--Nlady. excellent dint•, try humorous description, are re m made oa Saturday last by our t is submitted, however, to marks whether the numerous Prizes in Lottery ore not übjects well .--To Ail, fur institute, trite of the luvartds. would certainly prove • light. as two ming men were bath. an. near Lancaster, one of theta, Talmo's, was Unllppli) drOVen. to sr: n over. He was a Member 'Re. Oxford, and an Usher at the ,School. alight, on Tuesday the :loth ult. of Alibi.y Grange, near Louth, int s j.iiirney he hi.l brut making Witt] oil ins horse hs two foot hou,r. said rubbed of Idol. The Poke; hat seised the horse's bridle p 0.1.-d a gate on the road, pulled rat into a ditch, titled his pockets, deal pad. of mccu tli. ". utt sun. „„. err obsclw• re a of I t CO ft &O is tbr R.OWA bratty,we observe erael and the politeness ead t ,, alt that rose sod sati. fa` e taw tete the Oraleral w hc e imesP a b oem arm mail that N r t a lm er rez aorkkail• sad the :moor ba tbr Maid— kids' • Timm . Vlee*cd 5‘16. the wales *Mat ILWIT base foie felltortes m a correct crt La THURSDAY, CM?' I°' R,•sett a craws c. Des i ar it L am b b e. Jaw as Whiting_... • 11, MP" r. k Dkamsettall • • Vt. Alkiae 9 -• b. NATL. so Mr. Creels b. m. Prim-coo Royal M r . Wbitt • t h • b. Turecc • • • • • • cy o k t. ia tc •c. ' • • 11 c Itteborda ,, l Ile. C " k" Mr bitch: Er. Fitsgsbbu" ch. C. ito*Da fin! wriest far sta. 1 )Sr Kirwan. b. f Moselle sees Mr. err . " E l• * . • Tuista . 1 - .l.theaV , b. b Captain Wet al, c o llborat•o b h eilailentr l'ard's Cf. C. D mbamil sees S i r. parwsi t b. b. Fav ourite orsowag tbrolirao of 601. Otte a tar P11141.11111.1ch c.Sir Si isID Mr U 11111.1 1 .4 if C SpeCallitOr '.1 . . Lanais b t. lea Mr. MIMI. Mc Topic ••• • •• COLOWEL DOWNIE s 'S MI tliti Yesterday morning. thi end 95 l'etilar ewes. of pert of the sheep presented cg of to Colonel 1] and luck of the Prince slipped et Lt.lion on the plorel m so , nvii% t.. ns by ton, for - of the Cilweit, at the S i ram•lt why rul et 11 ...clock the sale Mr. lieui..l!•4 ...di. The sod pop he • r r :he high , Let 1, 'lr • • • • • . la, Dow Ut. Burrell. mb !Mr. 11441 M, air Cane sa, Cut. Parker 7. lbem Maw prmluced 4e1.1• 7 it met ea Ole average. TR, pekes, 41.4 H tai Idi ai„ Mr. Mks *a, Moe. Mr. Barre es, Da Cage VA Mr Sarttay it SS, Mr. BMA in, Date at, Moo. Mr barn Ili, Mr. Boyd • be. Ho.. Mr. Berra 100, Dale 7. Mot, Mr Die Case Id Tess Ewes proemial ojnel t - sane avenge : Mrs WWI gime a Doi eel The Right lion. Sir Jolt Maned, John Madlatd,"l ll' rimer Mainetiuu, were pill dry oat another nu .reins sucl Spai•oli Ewes and ad. the pre:ticel sheep. The purrh3oerm of the 11 ne. Frirlov les!. et alb Lures Simms, CA, Done iteol wenn afTitemood ; Citlamet eonr. Dem; Crime, Abiteaeth I pug• harealisim Radcliffe, ter. The late fair at Hor e ker . very dexterous pick pr ' tho to rob a man nammi Spili.by. of property r w and they actually et the purse which h tersely had I,e•lt int SWINDAts, of A f rA the fair, for which he gr • g recnved payment. he Ea here were two men of g - hoc some conversation. trills liquor. Dieting this pill' triad to steal from the o d, r , received fur the he Mr. mel notes and a silver Mid Mlle, in which W rb•ce pped up the motel M r • rt when be discovered , A m, dents w ere gout, an d a of wnui were out .es,. decamped. , P ttraftt;:e SM WTt tae 14 some Or 4 very hunso J to hove beta made 11 .1 i' • • y maitre. It is Mara 1,4 e. en io general. whether beau ''t Morent Stote Lottel 'tole ,neihr their via.—.To Ant Ltd/ Re Twenty Thousands. • of shoo. re- Nlnuelly oe'ennight. as t led t 0 !in Itilinn 1).1m. neer „, d s ea IHITIIARD I'ATLOI 0 lin erten:lmlay to a ~'n 0,11.1 4,11. en% pb'a ^• G• mom-a -School. , e .14 A',gut elvers at w ool Mr. liktrAt.ty. of Al, " r"turostag (cola a j.tai dircd R•Ill• he wet yull.ll t ,,„m s near his Awn hou,r, to the 'lcs• nese?, .lake; on v... 4c. ntIOCKI.RT p s.sttl t r. I:. from hie 'wet into Immediately decamp El OPP:VENT. Tice Sitatee Roal is all hur.tle, in roasetla'lle► of a married lady hawing eloped on Tae.day a Harristii, from a village called Sr•onde, n few wil at fro•a Chirhra er. The for I was il.o.!ht-T of a Cbtioui in in London, wit .nit tied • 4catirinan ut for•une. e.f the name of G•eave. ■'cnnt th ree cede . ago. ► h r being ri 4 htron at th.st hole. No idea can he formed of the canal• of lier ali,..ner from a husband and two vollov. c•hddrrn, exeelltltly that she had listened to the .eductive ✓hetoric of her gallant, who is not even the hit.b . ind. Thr parties were traced tii an ilia at I)orking, which they had left about four hours. [land bills describing the lady are in eireolltion, which invite her to retort' home wider a laminator furgieneni. DUI LS. A fatal duel was fought last morning. upon Wim bledon Common. by two gentletnen.—At half-past• live o'clock, three post-chaises were noticed passing over Putney Bridge, and at half past ye. one of the chaises returned to the Red Linn iii Pottle), with a wounded gentlesnin of the name of Payne, whose residence is in I.ciirthaiiiptunshire. Mr. Heavisale was sent for, and found that a pistol-ball had rue through the groin : the unfortunate gen tleman died at half past four o'clock yest entry after noon. flis antagonist, who immediately effected his escape. has not yet been hearth of. Th quarrel is said to have originated at the late York thee% Several persona of distinction called during the course of the day at the Red Lion, to inquire the particulars. A duel was fought at Moulmey Hunt, on Monday morusug, between a Capt. limit.. ant Mi. Cole shill, a Gentleman of some nutorie y on t ie turf. in COlllV'quence of a dispute relative to a ime trivial bet at Beam races. After exchangiirg two shuts, the Captain was dangerously wounded . 1.1 the left breast, stud his antagonist has weep-d. The parties were stopped whilst ro.asuring their K. 0,111111 to fight, in Niii:a leave, on Saturday. by the iuformatiou of Mr. Cole ball's brother. ESCAPA OF ROLM!: rs. A second investigatiott ef the eircontetances rela tive to the escape of Robert Roberts. and Harper, took place at Cold-bath-firlols Prison on Wedoos day, before t Privets Coonotittee of oil NI 11,noroes. the Book Directors. Stc. at which tue two Middle s-a Count) Member* were present. Aris. jou. who, as we have before too. d , O. O n New P poso, was not brought tip; 63.4 w to Ni r:e/ri th. (i.tv-roor, The per.ost• ex:emitted were tito-e who hat! not breu Cieled 03 at the first cx sminanon, 1411 , 1 Orli' it:11111100y wag talk..ll rrr- Vierlisi to a politic room:lot:jou of Ari., jots. which will t.tk , iii.ice toe fen it uvs. 11 , tiorrls has riot y..t hitllol44ll the Bank Lt.ro-cto:, h ty.• o.E•rett 3ilo gu...ras for 111111. 11. , 1t1e. 1 1.1. •tthtt vteteits itt o l tetsates, he w u *I play 111401, wild 4 hat% lwrti a-certaitiefl that h.! I C.IV k -pt coaspruy bolely wit-h g,tor.tirs, mud his 111-ksltest petoltiee t.,t• r•rtifiril at cards ant: thee, auto .g.d. the of which he was 8 Ad of first rate. ('.4P FAUN LYONS. De. William Lyons, who woe elevated to the Bishopiick of Cork, Cloyne. and Rn's, towards the latter end of Queen Elitibeill's reign, was origitial4 a Captain of a ship. He hail distin guished himself so gallantly, in several actions with the Spaniards, that the Queea, on ben.* introduced to her, toil him he should have " the first vacancy that offered." The holiest Captain, who understood use Quetta literally, soon after hearing of a vacancy its the See of Cork, immediately set out for Court, and donned the Royal Promise. The Queen, sstomalied at the re quest, fur a time remonstrated against the iwipro priety of it. as she could never think it was an office suitable to hint. It was, however, in vain.— be said the Royal word was passed, and he relied °nit. Her Majesty then replied, that she would take a few days to consider of it ; whin, ex. ing into his character. and boding him a sober, moral man. as well as an intrepid Comrnainler, she sent for Lyons. end gave him the rosimprick; saying, at the statue time, she hoped he would take as good care of the Church. as he hail done of the State. Lyons immediately set out for in. Ilishoprick, which he enjoyed for about Uwe:ay years, with great reputation to himself; to err. lin. , at tempt* to preach but once, and that was on tile death of the Queen. On that in.l sin choly occa sion. he thought it his dory to pay the last ho nours to his Royal Mistress, and Acearilingly he mounted the pulpit in Christ's Church, Cork : when. after giving a good discourse nn the uncer tainty of life. ant the great and amiable qualities of the Q•seen, eriscluded is. tire billowing warm. but whimsical manner :--a" Let those %ilia feel this loss dep:ore with me on this melancholy occasion : but, .1 there be ally that hear me. who hair secretly wished foe this ertot, as, perhaps. there may have got their wish, and the Devil du men KoOsi with IL" The Ma:loV' name, and the elate Or his eppointioent (15:13), are cm re cord in the Cousistorial Court of Cusk ; alba his picture, I• 4 11:* Caption's uniform. the left hand N.ltati , ,g a .lll4er, Nto be seen in the 13:ah01) . ‘ Pa lace et Curk. About seven year. ago, a donation of one hundred p.wud• sterling was presented to the !Arm try of Dundee, from :t besievuleut person iiiikitow:i ; and about three year* afterwoils, the Kolio,csa;un re ceived oue hundred pounds sterling in a molder Mauuer. Thes:. usuniticeut acts iit ei►anty were each recorded at the tune they happened; and the only iuforinatioo wives the &te:r eho.e t o give re•pectiug ii:daseif • 4.. that he had bests burn in Ulindee, and, though lung &lomat from it, wished prosp..6,y to the town, and to ever, - useful arid be neeoleht tn•t[rntWUCO:nsrcled oath it. Nl.tkor Sy L. eL sraa It sus sy, a native of boat tuvon. lon 4iu the service ut tie 11...tottrible Kist I.•it'ACoth p.any , sited lately, ;and in ht, repsroi , r t. and piteloced, aitaole evittritee, that I.c getit:t:h .•t to wth..sr t lice Itcra •0 ..izi.ly i..deLttil. lIIISSEVC INDIA SHIPS. Tilt LADY JANE DUNDAA-AND JANtDUCII MSS OF Gt hrt Dm, Beiov: in the It.trit of receiving a •egulsr supply of pain rs from lodta with every arrivat, ti,i. 'e g o Metilrac Caroler Lztraordinary, dated felnusty lit, itoliiing out No tope of tile arty of the illiuVr IWO esluahle vessels. We tire awry however to fiud. from the following :wide, that iii,s hope was without foundation : (Bo üb iy Courier, February 17.) " A report was prevalent i,t th e rally part of the week, that two of the homeward-hound East India ships, wltizh have for some time horn rat r d..,1 as missing ships, h arrived sile:y at Ito de Jaaeiro. We most vitiverely hope that this report m my ulti mately prove well-founded. It is tti , eit, on the au -01.'61y of a letter received at Madras from Gus. It appeared first in a Madras Courier extra, of the Ist of February, and was repeated in the snore day in an extra Government Gamic.— Toe Madras papers which have shire that rate Homed from the press, make no further mention of it, either lid way of repetition or comment. — The dawk frnin Goa to Madras goes in shout nine days; so that this intelligence must have liven known at (.o so far back as the 2241 of January ; and yet, between th it date the lath of Fe bruary, the day on which the news was first re ceived here from NI:Id118, tin such information liwl arrived direct from Goa to this Presidency, al though the dawk only takes eight or nine days in coming umfrom Goa to Bombay. " Eveilioquiry which we have made hasservorl .o convince us. that this report, as it stands at present, has nn foundation in 11111 h. No Ur .zil ship hart, at the time ollteiled to, arrived st Gus, nor had any arrived therein; the yth toetant. " Tta• too' ire for an extraordinary a fthrteation we are st s lota t., eiwk•etlite ; sod we hope that the permit, who has thus wantonly sported with the feeling, of others, may be exposed to the r e pr o l sa . tion his cooduet rrrrr es." ARRIVALS Flti)3l INDI.I. The following are the pumeogers itreisld in the last ships from India:— Per Chariest:cant—Mrs. Prendermist, Mrs. Hodper, Mrs. Forbes, Mrs Ihrogerfued, Miss Ashhernes, Mr.Preadergasts Mr Haulier, Maps Loyd. Hes. Company's service; Capt. Heston, Hie Majesty's seth Reeseent ; Limit !Lewis, itm2l Nrry Cspt Hodges. Hod. Commies Artillery; Lieut. Hap., His Majesty's lath miasma ; Mr. Clarke, paymaster, ditto; Mr. Maitland, Piastre, Royal Navy; Mr. Scott, sox pros, ditto; Mr. Barnes; Children. Mira Preadergast, Pashas dit to, Miss Helen ElisAbeth Hoarser, Miss nosy dim, Miss Mary Hamilton, Mira Catherine Forbes, sad Miss Catherine Ha agerford: Masters--Tleitass Hungerforrl, Jobe Hunerford, Henry Fixers Homier, Charles Forbes Houser, ('harks Fitnerald, Goy Preurlergast, Chwrge Mu. nee, aud George F , rta a. Per Indy Lu .. .ningtotr-lady Seaton. Per Itn.l HuwrSir B Swiiorwl Capt. nte.l Mr.. Brown, Mr sod M. Waitts, from Murr.ba:y, but front St. Hetes*. Pvr l'ultesey—.Fiftees Childrru 0.1 Moo.lay orient were 'received at Plymouth, by the telegraph, to get every ship capable of being made ready for aea. fat./ ant without lots of time. The greatest ezerlinns were in consequence wade in every department of the dock-yard nod arsenals. The object of the aria 'meld was not known. The following is the substance of a letter re ceived yesteulay from Heligoland :—•• The French have now 411 army of Jiffy thoNsand men is Pries gigs ; and it is generally thougeit, if the E•operor of ltusatA does not awake Irmo hi 4 le— thargy, and make arrive nee of his nine, that BO- N APAILTF: will be at St. Petersbargh is less than ui nio Atm It u not supposed that the Dam s will interpose any resistance or opposition ; they have fur some time past b lett successful in viva treeing. and that seews to be all tliej at present think about." We have received Papers from Norfolk. in Amp. rica. to the Stet of Jul); one of which. l ii. Aorfulk Ledger, of the 30th, continue the following ankle: CRARIASTON, JULY O. On Wednesday last, • boat's crew, h-'u viig to • British three-masted schooner, lying at Amelia, deserted, and mode for Cumberland l.laod, on the A Inefi , llll PA!' ref the ricer. Capt. Fruiset, of the Uriu.h Government brig Phpper, 4311 lying there, iiismiitly manned a boat and Jumped into her, in pursuit of the deserter+. When the boats had got into the American waters and near to the shore, the destrters were bred upon by Captain Friel. At the same time a last belonging to one of the United States' gun -boats lying near the bp .t, bred upon the Plumper's last, and the fire w. 14 returned by Crown Frissel ; the deserter-, however, reached Cumberland, and na Ide ctf. Wile,' the cress of the lii 'nab and American loads met upon Cie brai-li, rouse very severe language pissed between. Capt. l'reoiel and the American Lieutenant; and it vrms 44141 the, boatswain of the Plumper in s knockcol down by the latter officer. This affair haul like to excite the animosity of lath partici os th it ricer, and it ass feared that some-- thing of a snore serious nature might take place be tween thein.—We have these particulars from the pssangers in the Perseverance. A letter from Plymouth received on Wednesday statestliat toe Here and Mars, of 74 guns each, have captured a very valuable convoy (11 rail) 4 , f Rus sian vessels 111 the Baltic, laden with hemp, tallow, &c. A Llily w iliat pt ace, the letter further states, has rte:eived • letter from her husband, an Officer on board the Hero, cootirmiug the above intelli• gene.—The Plymouth letters received yesterday err silent on the .object. Oii Frnlay last was apprehended at Grimsby. on suspiei ~,, or liming perpetrated some robbery, a man who sly. his name is William Dawkins. and that he conies from Upwell, in Norfolk : he had about him 451. 17v. in bills and cash, also a pocket pistol, some balls, and square pieces of lead fitted to the pistol, and a ball-mould. Ile had •greed with the Captain of a ship, now in the Humber, for :201. to carry him to Amenca; after the bargain, the Captain toll hi m his ship was not going to America., but to Memel its Prussia. Thi s was a matter of indifference to the man ; he only wanted to leave En o elati. The C opts,, commutsicated to the Nlagestrates of Ottm-hy the stsivvi. , n which this c lust excited, void the perAon wes !Dupre hesitlett Hes i .perrs t' be a•mnit 9 years of sites 1. Sive feet three maw. 111411, his black hair, dark *ore .t favbeo jacket, red velveteen waistcoat, c ,, s duroy breekher, eud toots. NEIiCASrLE AcSIZES.—Ave. 27. John Waldturn. charg.ll with baring, en the 13th 01 November 144, in NCIA tsti er•d a ;I of exchange. purporting to bear the acceptance ut Moors. Smith awl Co. knowing the same to be 1.4 e trod fo►ged, with as intent to defraud Ilesert. U iti.on, Heed, and Co. Ti,, Prisoner, who had breo brought ins chair to (milt, cud was present some time before lint on Ind, appeared in violent hysterics. tasking 1111111 We o,licries. mixed with laughing and crying. His wife mid some other persons sepperted him in the [Ministers' bar. On behalf of the Promote it was moved. that the trial should be remove♦ to the otiosity court, hat no rational acqiiiescenee.could Iw obtained from him. When put to the bee. his Lordship directed the Jury to inquire whether lie Os, lone in mind, and fit to take It trial. Robert Gee, the gaoler, bee had 'the Prisoner in custody since December lest : says, for tier first three weeks he was quite well; he has seen him t.sice or thrice asiley ever 11111 Cr, but never laid auy comentatiou with hint respecting his sitention. He tlioug4t lie heti brought on iiiii.ditordtir by loot taking proper inistenance, is be began to kyle food shunt three weeks after he cause to gaol. He has been in the same 'tote he wow atilisears about soiree a month or six weeks, but sine • little.eleettlippested collected. For the last week he has gives imbrue' antineri;--she saw him last night shoat st i r: o'clock; and tin. morning at eight , whys oak- if he would hare a drink of water s he odd " yrs."— lie lies mach in bed, and when the kits areal his, he bowls very loudly: Mr. Fife, sorgeos to die gaol, attended the Isl amic, a few days after Ins comontmion, sod found lims in a state of great bodily debility., lie had greet difficulty in procuring answers from hint sin the state of his health. He appeired 'much den. trtined in tinfoil, hint shaved no symptoms of was saltily. He bed occasionelly attended hum sines that time ; this morning. at a o'clock, he was calms nod collected ; though he could not mower any question. yet on his desiring him he put set bin tongue. he did il. He saw him on Friday Lost, sad he loud he was better than ousel. From his obeerirao tiOnti. to the best ul his jUdgmeut, he was not pe so ; that excessive distress of usiod..l Wag mod- Ing e may produce iassoity He bee wen hint is the some stabs he now Appears, bat ir.o out MIMI it 111 affected. He never hos had any fever, theologise. of which is • proof of insanity. Though not per fectly recovered, be was much bet•er. Hs had ever found it difficult to procure success from him. Taking the colleteral circumstances of lie satastion i•to ACCHlitit, a flap ICifil I al fiction might ante. hut he cooli lint with-make to say . , that the preetiti pu. froXy.lti was ;. and had he not ketone of the charier comist the Pri he should 11.111 e con. eluded that the eppearatices were real. lie eosin. de..ed this to be a nervous affection, and Pot to• ssoity, hut it may lemma him toriiii answers. awl' tiiiiiks him out lit ri lit este to take liia triel. The JOIOCt then addressed the Jiary *non the evidence whiner/1, who fottid him not in r fit state to take- Isis trial; and he we. is coineyausace re: flaunted to gaol. William linters ear charged with inarryiag ha. bellePennycook, ol NewhavemScotlaiid ; anal after. wards tuarryiu4 Mary Richinuott, of Barnard Caste. the former oife being 16611 living. Mr. Cooasue beady opened fur the prosecution * and was followtd by Seeirant CLAM'S. whostated, that the Prisoner, in the year Mo, ass a melshiproars oa hoard His Majesty's giluVef , St•l, bafegrard, then lying at Newhaven iii Scotland. That lsibella Penny. cook wag a sernint at en hilt at Nestiaren, hes rimmed by naval officer*: and t..at Brown paid ills addresses to, and inar.ied her. Tin ceremony was performed by the R. verend Dr. Ireland. in the presence of the girl's parents, and ill the manner agreeably to di.: Scuttidi liar. Alter the marriage, they lived together tome lime, and had children. He left the sea. and weird the land service in a marching regiment, and sal stationed at Barnard Castle, in the county of Durham. the first wile still living with him. Under the picture that the regiment wit. g oing. abroad, he 'wort off his wife to her friends in Scotlaild, ard shot tly after married Nlary Richmond, a! Gateshead cinch n. Ile nos first apprehended for not maims, 0000 .4 his vole and lamely so Scotland, anal detained in ins. tody on the charge of bigamy. He 'Mould tall such evidence as would incontestably briug home the charge to the Prisoner. Rev. Dr. Ireland states, that he n a doctor of di vinity iii Scotland. and is minister at Nr 1.01 , 11; but lives in the parish of West Church, in the town of Newhaven. Recollects he was sent for us Jul . to marry the Prisoner and Isabella Pennycmk thit the usual certificate was given, and he received it from the regular Sessiou clerk ; it states them to he unmarried persons, sad not ni the state of cow. sangwuity. He had also a note given him, which purports to be from the Captien, and states Brown to he uumarrietl.—The ceremony was performed in Mr. Dugend's house. on 3d July WO. He says, that marriages are never celebrated in churches in Scotland, hut always in private houses, and it is usual to register the /tannage befure the ceremony takes place. The parish book was produced. and the entry read : he could not swear to the Pri soner. Oa Ais cross-exaseimatiais bypir. SCA It LET. Iv maid he did not know the young 011111.111 1 or any thing wore of Duguid, than his keeping a tivern at New haven lie states, it is not nects,:ir) to publish banns of marriage between the parties at church ; that the certificrte was handed to him in the usual on• r, bi fore he entered the house, but cannot recollect who gave it; the marriage 'scald have been valid. though irregular, if the cert'ti:aie had been for4ed, and the Clergyman would have been liable to the c:sisure of the church ; there is no age specified to cause objection to harrying in Scot. _„ Mary Ehtsbeth Thompssn is rissusghter to Mr. Dostat.l. of Nesvhasen ; i‘t 11.00 she lived with her parent.; she knows Etna. Proslcoolt was het father's servatit,and Kiln keloss• she Prisoner at that slum owl a fwd.'s+ wag.' on hoer) the tru,s-reusel Serseerd. in Leith rood% a•4l that he frequented her father's house soh other officer. She ass at the marrisige ceremony betsesso the parties. *Filth was perfumed by Dr. lrelsn'l in her Isti.er's "cue.. Roth her sod the erre parents.. al-to Lisaheth Mtashao, were