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IF POLICE. *St anntsit•ittran. MANCHESTER DELCGATES. Yoint WelJterly, Jobe Garldtart, and Mary Palmer, were brought he the /iodic...room upon a charge of felony, as well es open enspirinn of having come to this metropolis from Meowitemer, with the view of exciting discontented work. meal to stand out against reduced prices. The Lord Mayor very closely inrevtigatevi the charges. Webbed,' applied to Mary Butler. landlady of the George Angehoilley, on Friday last, to he acc ~,,,, 1/11. dated with a mow, furnished, foot himself sail his wife. mid iag a• the same time, that he bad arrived almost a week from Maticlorater, where he had been ineffectually seeking work. A room was given to him, and he, accompanied by the female Primmer, took sip their abode there without tidily. iVehberly appeared to be an inilestrions man, in floe shoe. making line, and soon after he bad removed into the Com- Ideionnee Ironer, procured the materials for a pair of phases i ain 'which lie worked without intermission nista they w ere finished. Next day he procured materials fur half...-dusen Fair. from a Mr. Graham. mud the Complainant was in. .'oee•l to become melody for the homely of the Prisoner otirhlwrly), its the tine yof the work. She signed an matron-mad to this effect. Wehlwrly, in his gratitude fur the rayon•. derlertol that he would du a signal service to Isis hem (actress; that he was a Delegate from Manchester, and was at the head of a Commi►tee which encouraged men in hia line of irosinesa to stand out for good ware; and that all 'townies intorno! by him and those be shrink' introdnee to nu ! Iniose of entertainment, would be defrayed without hefti est too by the Secretary to the great body of the liberal issorueynscn shoe-makors. Wchlwrly then wrote down sear. 45 1 us. situ's, alorb he 1/1111 swore the names of delegates who would he friends to her I sr, by mn•ting there to transact their very impotent bus-norm. Shortly after this minimum. eat 111 l , a 'mother of jo.srneymra diowayokets canoe hi, the !mow, and acre addressed by Wchlwrly in the woad strain county paltliems. He stool amungat them, mid fobd thrust he was a "Trump," a trite Briton, who w. old lead them to jsodice, mu through a copper of ambling enlohlei's. was. Ile produced to them a loiter from vino, brother del••gatea, noldressing him and those also united with him as brothers, fiends, mid shopmates." a•sotriuZ them on the plans arranged for their advantage. The communica tion a. eflllell to inspire great joy an ttttt Est the josurtwymen, 100 tail le 20 mail 30 of ahem °erupt. ti the seats ..f the lap rii ..... . Drink as, called fur. and the landlady was assured 11.31 thr great Committer of this branch of tonic would transfer their meetings from a house in dm I Old &dry, w i s , re they were out well treated and did not get gtm.d beer, to 11, I' howl. The company "raid: to the auto ,".t of 2/. las. null then &skid off, flue by ttttt until Webbed) anti Goilliting were left 'reflood any company. The landlady, also bud lent 11 91. tii IVebbeily before this ear. ~sal, imme. aims ly d,r•eted as Of ieer to convey the two delegates to the Conipter ; and out working Wrirlserly's room, which she Inside so face as to break open. to ascertain whether the leather ass in the right place. not only mimed that material for m.+lir.g amen, boot fllle of her brat sheets. Ott going out, she ms t the 6 male Prisoner with the sheet, which had torts just taken oat of pawn. Tln• female Prisoner begged most earnestly to he allowed to Co I to her husband and three children, who knew nothing of this busineas. She &clawed aloe was wholly inno. refit of ally erase, haven: passel as WI blocily's wife merely for the pa.posr of get ne hum a loilgiec it toeing di/Resift to procure • for mu unmarried ones. ; all she dad fur him was to make Ins bad. Mto 11w ►lssa't, two m o at h 5,1 g i ev ., her the duplicate of it, with directions to lake it out of pledge, and loan it to Mrs. Butler's, where she was actually going si heir apprehended. Webbed! caul Ire hail jilat some up from Manchester; that he merely knew the persons who inn the •rare; and that the landlady ought not to have given drink a ill t y. Ike Lord Mayor said there was so metlitiog awkaard and suspicious in looked as if the meeting was storm. bled 6.r mischief of a serious nature.—U.ruaudtol. BOW [T. On Tuesday Sir Nathaniel Conant, Mr. iisnir, and Mr. Hs. It-, the three Magistraies belonging in the Office, assem bled Its investigate the conduct of Thomas limed, a man employed as a patrols., revecting Isis having employed a cs i lain howl* r of mess to attend near the hustings at the lase IVs•stsus sister Itlectism, when, after a full rionnitation of H.•uJ'+ ronsluo in tie tratisartion, the Magtslrales rause too a its-tersisissat 1111 l to suspend Is in from his employment, mid lie was accuislisigly suspeudi.d. Vt4lllll-ILkiL. ROBBERY OF DR. BRINE. Tester (ley John Allen was rxamiurd before Robert Joseph Chamh• Is. charged on suspicion of being oue of a gang who alumbe.l o r. Brute, of Spring gardens, its ►euuitsgtou Oval, awl gobbed him of 41. in Ralik notes. Alsout six weeks ago the Prosecutor was point from Sprior toilet's to his (wintry house at Brixton, whets pa.s. tog by Ketiisiotglon Oval he saw a number of fellows pl.” lug at clips nod halls, and offering to het lOW ,ts the issue of a ►ivale pore Suspecting that the twits they had were forged. and wishing to detect them, lie pulled out 41 in If. notes, and uffo red to bet that sum on the pine. He was in. starlit) surrounded, pushed about, and finally robbed .4f the ouiea, and all the gaol, six or seven its uumlke►, escaped. 1%4 Pi isoner was taken on the Deptford mail by Graves, use of the Huss street patrulf,o ,, suspicion of rubbing the Dart. turd ..aggou of 2111 m. of tobacco.—lteniauiled. MAILIBOROI/011 STUFIET. ROBBERY OF TH F. EARL OF CLARE. Yoateratly Wit/ions Tale, alit stated himself to be the atm of a hackney coachman, of Tottenhamcourt-rnail, wav litoo;:lit up from the watch-honer, charged by Wslliam Al &him towboat's' to the Earl of Clare, with having stolen a •alualite crest s oat, the property of his Lordshup, under she foltuaing circumstance, : It :wand from Ike evidence of the coachman, Thomas Soirthicl. footman to the Earl of Clarel,autl other witnesses, Out on Today hight List, about ten o'clock, the coachman drove the carnage isito Sackrille.street, Piccadilly, for the purpose of taking np her Ladyship, who was at a Noble niati's house. in order lo take her to the Duke of Eutland'it. ert.ing bee Ladyship down, the (Outman phial Isis Lord ship's mearcuat inside the carriage, and lie then rode with die cuachisiail on the boa. Ois arriving oppurim Coutlutt street, ita Sroalluw.strert, on their way to Lunt Wickluw'r, in iintrielta o.lrcel, the coachman observed the door open, and sonic persam fumbling its the conch; he informid the foot man, who gut down, tau whirl, the thief jumped down and ran off with his Lordslisp'a coat, winch, he purchased in Paris foe tice.sint.twenty guineas, elegantly braided and listed with fur. The badman pursued with the cry of" Step thief!" and the Prisoner was stopped in Mill-street, Swab. lute.atrect. The cum was found hanging un a railing some distance off, by the watchman. The Prisoner was taken to llr •atch-huitoe ; he said lie bad been formerly a *enfant its the riesploy 44 . Captain Brookes, of Fihsbnry-square, but left bun tau his gums to France.—lie was remanded. A kw nights ago the coach-houses of Mr. WOOD, et Bennington, were broken into and robbed of three sets of harness and two bridles, with which the thieves escaped. The dwelling-house of J. Ctsustrilori. Esq. No. It, Clams-terrace, Lambeth, was privately en tered u few nights back bye ping of thieves, who rummaged the whole house, broke open several Ciir.to mild trunks, and carried uIE all the plate, e►gl►t pair of linen sheets, fifteen table-cloths, holies' dresses of various kinds, to the • number of twenty. and other property, in the whole to the valise of near 1501. The Assizes for the County of Kent finished on Saturday, when the unprecedented number of il►irty-sis prisoners, who had been capitally con victed, reined sentence of death; all of whom, except William Berra. alias Jenuer (19 years of agt). for highway robbery, and James Morgan. for ►tealing 101 pimp, were reprieved by the Judges. These inert, whose offences are of the gitattst auocity, were left fur execution. Aonrots Assizrs. Them. Amite* erimmeneed at Thetford on Monday last. The following were among th► rages tried : NAVVY AND WIVF. ISULDAN. AND WIT/. This was sit action of ratlwr a curious kind, twine fur an smolt rowirnitted by the wife of the lkfenilant gross the wife of the Plaintiff—lt iiiiiirarra in evidence, that the latter female went hi deliver a toter to the former, which it was insinuated, hut not proved, was of at 110,6011 jug na tore.—Psion this Mr.. Balmer immediately followed Mrs. Green, mid driving her off the premises, titlark her several tinsels against a gate, hilt it did not appear that sloe assataiti ed any serious injisry.—Verdict fur the Piriolitt—Dansigt Ch. nt•nat.r. rred 011111111 n waw>tttts end OTHVIVI. This Action was an itime from the Conti of Chancery, to try the rpeatino of the validity of the will of Robert Per.hiev, formerly of Lynn, made in 1779, which was pi oilfired is (' ~,,, ; end the main question for the rimaideration of the .cure was, whether an apparest ad. dition at the end of the will was made it lite lime of its execution by the testator, in which ease certain estates in Ivan went to the deviser, under whom the Plaintiffs claim ed ; or whether it was its addition snide by the testa tor after the rain iitinn of the wilt; suit which in cons,- (pence was not An. a a. Vl'9lllrPfl by law, in the practice of Hove witne..e., rn.hich rvent the estate in mutation descend. psi In the Defendants, who claimed as twits at law A re. nitirkahle feature in this 111,e is , ti n t the will w as attested by three women, all of whom ensile their mirk. as ',Mating ailneseea, two of whom it was believed we're dead; the other, a very infirm old Vil.ttiwn, wait called, alio gave a clear evidence"( the (Art ..f the exirottion of the will by 11w timtator, and of her firma s Ow( that the whist` (which was written on the side of the will along the rwrgin) was in the will at tlw lime of it■ tieing signed by the testutiir. After an able %omitting nit by the Judge, the Jury la tumid a verdict for the Plaintiff.. There are no leas than 72 Prisoners for trial ; one for bigamy ; sine for uttering forged note.; f o nt fur clatinterft it coin; one for highway robbery; six for heirelary; six for horse .tealing ; six for shiep.straling ; three fur futshsteal. Me; forty.ffine for various larceuies ; mid three for receiving stolen goods. FROM TUASDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MI LIT ARV itomarlos. Comottstion iw the Pevemey Regiment of Snineg Local Mi. Idga, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the rowels of Suc•rx Juhu Henry Rate*, F.ari. to he Major, vire the Riegt Iln_ mineable 101114 Iligotague Erskine, aggrignteil In the cone mAnd o f the Western Regiment of the same Militia. DIVIDENDS. April 27. T. Wilerntio,l4 Wral 1103111 'antler, at rlrven, Q 1,0,11011, lostilim. April 27..1. Sykr, nisei f; Sykes, lasr of ciorrirr.'.hall-eniout, and of 111..1.1ersfield, Yolk, elothet at eleven, at Guildhall, I. 1.. n. M..y 11, J. P. de Ittmie amt J. tittal.rni,k, of Angel-court, Thr..entintuit.street, Lyndon, taerclselar, ■t alter'', at April 17. J. Money, of Charlea-street, Southwark, Surrey, baker, it .11even, al Gilll.llllll April 17. J. Wilkinson, W. Horne, and J. Wilkinson, of lay-sheet London, waieliunseinen, at sliver), at April 13. W. Barton, of Dmiraster, Yotk, matt ter, at eleven, at the Boheasir. r. April 10. C. Wilkie of Itederosastrect, East Smithfield, Middlesex, yeacl-merchant, at tern, at Guildhall, London. April 15. S. tVadditiztiiii, mow or bite of Brighouse, Bali ...ix, York, corn-factor, at eleven, at the Sebionc-bouse, Wakefield. CERTI FicATF.s.—ATRIL 13. W. Heath, of Heidi y, Statfunl, blarkainish.—W. Pierce, of Haybrouk•pottery, Benthall, Salop, potter —T. Thompson, of Hamblerlon, Kirkham, Lancaster, tainter.—J. Morris, of 11'oolwich, Kent, corilaaisor.—T. Ci inter, of Chester, coach. proprietor.—R. Cole, of Shrewsbury, hop-tni rchant..—J. Simpson, of Brazil h ouse, Ktn[aton•upon-Hull, common lihwer —R. Allow, ut Chatham, Kent, builder. NAV.IL INTELLIGENCE. mAiten Arrive.% several nutwaril.buuml vessels (ions the Horns. Sailed the Gi semi Harris, We'stead , and Warm, Hast ings, Races, for Central and China, bat have since brought sip its Cowes Roads; ■ud tire Nautilus, fur the Cape of Good Hope suJ St. Hansa. FALMOUTH, MARCH 21. Arrived the Perseverance, Stoker, fouls Rio Janeiro, in 73 days, and sailed for Haniliiirgh. BRIDLINGTON, MARCH 22 _ _ . The Edward, Henderson hums iir:r e easil v fur I.undur, has put here, with lugs ueinaiumast and foremast ',pron. HELL. MANCH 21. Sailed yesterday the Malcomlw, Drisoir ; 31.sigarri, Hul. berry ; sod Raehael A ttt ' fur Greenland. Today put iu lo•re the Mary Ann, Sims, Gum Loudon fur Shields, to repair her wiudlau. LIVFRPOOL, PARcir 22. Arrived the George Catininz,„ Seerint, (roue liesical— sailed 23J Noveniher. Thy Got Wind, fut Livirpool, *ailed the 1214 November, and passed the Genie Cal;uinK the 26th January at St. Helena.—Alen arrittd the %Valiant Day. sun, Scutt, from Calcutta—vailed from the Saint Wade the 1911, November, and from the Cape the I.ih Jeuuary. cAmpare.vricm, at tacos Is. The brig Casithrien, of and fur I.iv.•rpuol (rum Bra bite, put in here last uight, sailed at *us tu-Jay-..-saw o 0 Gipe Clear the wreck du ship, but cuuld Out make uut u lilt she was. MARCII Arrived and sailed for the River the Plante', Rose, from Ikuuvar■ ; Leicester, 8010% flow PO. Domingo; 311111 s, f.ustt st. Mielmerb; Sophie, Black, from ditto ; Allen, from the Snuth Sear ; All s .... , from Bristol; rod Batavia, Ask Gelder, from !Luria fur Am sterdam. The Board of Council and Muse of Atuernbly of St. Clirsidnplier have drawn up a Petitsuu to the PUINCK 11,Locav, praying that they way be re lined hum the duty of 41 per cent. *II exported product.; or if that commit be granted, whit ding souse tuuditicatiou of it. A similar Petition was agreed to by the Howie of As.ciubly at Borhadoes. Asiatic Mirrors to the 21 , it of October. state that Bons; Row, the Ex.reisliwa, had arrived by the last accounts at Ajonere, and was expected at Mot. tra about the beginning of November. APPA SAHFR. late Rajah of Nagpore. war still at large, and several skirmishes had Nitro place between our troops and parties of the Gounds, in winch the former were uniformly succes-ful. it was stated. that Brigadier-General ARNOLD was about to march against the refractory Mk& Chief to the northwest of Kurnool. The Ilerat frontier had been Its scene of hostilities between the troops of MOHAMED SHAH and the Persians. in which Mo. MANED was defeated. and furred to take refuge with the Vixteo at Herat. In geom.!. the ac. counts that had been transmitted front Upper India represented affairs as by no means iu a settled state. nor likely to be brought into it, without the aid and presence of a large military force. .1 he ac counts from Ceylon contiourd to he favourable...— The troops that hail volunteered their limier* to that island t the littoral army were heal ly iii a state of readiness for embarkation. MARK I:7'S. rrenl the " London Mercantile Pricarrent,” of Tuesday March 23, 181 WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Cot trr..—There has been no public sale since one loaf, mot the demand for B. P. by private sale has been limit. it ; • considerable parcel of St. Ihiminen was sold at 112 c per cwt. fur immediate payment. andtalthougli there a►e no other parcels of lire like twenty olTering upon the same terms, the price in consequence is from Its. lip 3s. lower. The stork of W. 1. Coffee is now 3,400 tons, !print 1,700 less than at this lime last year; prnent prices 20s. per cwt. hither. R. P. SUGARS have been in moderate demand at fall last week's priers. The stork of R. P. Sugar is now 300 tasks less than last year's at this lime, the present prices rate ss. per cwt. lower, per Gazette average. Rums have been in limited demand. The present stork of Rum is 10,957 puncheons, and price of proofs 2s. 11d. pe► gallon. Slur k last year same date, 15,730 puncheons, and pi ice of proofs 3.. per canon. Dirtmoons and Ptstamets shill of sale. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. BouGN TEMPIPIEWIIit.-1100 barrels were sold by pubic anti tun last wet k at 13s. a 13s. 9.1. lu r brl. Toruceo has been in steady demand since our last at formes,. prices. SOUTH AMERICAN pnorucc. - Currnat —ln the early part of Imit week Owe was a fa'r demand Mr Pernams a n d middling Bengalis fur export, whirls has since subsided ; the former are scarce in this \larket, particularly rod qualities, whirls would readily Ming 201.1.; ihrre are Mini/Ills of vs ry extensive purchases having Men made in Bengal% at MI per Ih. in bond ; the public sale or Rentals and Murals (Irickriert's effects) sold freely at the annexed prices. The sales of the leech are duty paid, sis. 30 llplands fair I,l , ziniirl 10.1. a 151 , 1 ; II New thirsts, mid dling 141.; 609 Pernirnhueen middling 191 , (sir to !mid RM. a , 201.1. in build; 00 Surat nob miry to middling Bid. a 71.1 ; 1,0110 !tempt ordinary In middlim: Std. a rrld , fair to rind ad. a 714., fine 7i.1. a 0.I.; nee public sale. in bond, 311 Rent il Hobnail to middling S!„ I. atl I , fine 71 I. 12 ,, Surat, ordinal.) did., fair , fine 10: , 1 total ash a 1 2,418 Mtg., EAST INDIA PRODUCE. _ _ PEPPER has been much offi re.] this wm•k. Other Spice s offendue meet with (w buyers. Lir rnpoot. REPORT, MAIM, 20, 1819. There has been less inquiry Ibis weak for Corros, which ewitinues to be offs red freely by the holder., and the mar ket has closed at a decline from our last quotations of per th. cur the low descriptions of Eaat on Or leans, anal 1.1. on other sorts generally. The piddle sales brought forward yesterday coneistral of 362 Surat., .if mid dling quality, the whole of whit h odd at 714. to 71.1.; 145 fair Toon.. Is at A.I. a 91.1.; 51 middling fair Bengal. 60. a 63.1. ; 70 ohl Bowed* 121.1. ; 12 stained Sea Islands 13.1. ; and 259 Orleans, of which 50 of the new crop sold at 151.1. a 16.1.; sail II old at 133.1.; 203 Bourhuns were offered, but taken in for want of buyers. The bwinesa dome by private treat. is 5,600 big., anal consists of 1,800 Bowed. at 12 1 ..1. a 151.1. ; 220 Or Iraes 131.1. a ; 10 Tennessee. ; 90 S. a Island. 2.. 3.1..2.. 9.1 ; 600 Pertains 1 811 a 20d ; 280 Bahia. 161.1. 3 NJ.; 600 fireaubass 17.1. a 18J. ; 20 Pares 16J. ; 118 Demerara* 17.1. a 18.1.; 10 Domingo. 13J. ; 10 Car Brazen's. 13.1. ; 100 Surats 71J. a 11.1. ; 1,700 Ben gal* 51.1. a 6.1. • making the total sales 6,300 bags. The imports are 7,288 !saga, vis Calcutta 920, Ca. Orogen' 1,837, It rbire 179, Climlrsiori and Savannah 9,186, New Wilms 1,112, other part..l U. S. 319, Berea' 433 bags. Teo public sales of R. P. Sugar were In:ought forwatd last week, consisting of 270 Mole of brown and middling qua. lily, of *Melo 170 casksuf the better description sold at full prices, but the kws surfs still routinue extremely dull. 1.500 bags East India have been taken by elm grocers at 86.. a 86s. Oil. for fine yellow, and 90s. to 91s. for fair and strong white Bengal. Foreign deseriptiona are without in. qiiiry. Molasses are still 4611, and 100 puncheons of De merara were withdrawn from public sale at 30a. for want of buyers. The demand for Coffee is fur the present suspend ed. Cocoa, Ginger, and Pimento continue us riveted. Both Carolina awl East ludi. Rice are in limited demand, and 500 hags of good white Bengal were taken in at public sale at 20.. fur want of buyers. Dyer/owls are iu liwitcJ Demand. Ashes continue dull ; good Minimal Puts hare sub, at 45v. ; B.,slons at 48a.; suD Pearls at sls Hides are dull of isle at di:Chitin': wiers, and the only business dune this week consists of 1.00 fair Rio Grandrs, of good weight., at 7.1 and Buenos Ayers wet salted at 41d. per lb. At the sale of East India Goods yesterday 25 chests of Indigo sold at 3.. to 4a. for vet y ordimos, anal ss. a 6.. for middling to good; of 65 bales sad 15 pot kits Safflower, a few bags sold at 81, and the remaindr r has silos been dis posed of at al. 12s. 6.1. a 71. 7a. per eat. The Camphor and Muujeet were taken in fur want of buyers ; the fur trier at 131., awl the latter at 45.. to 49.1. per cwt. The Tubaceo-market remains very inactive, no sales of coniequence having been made during the week ; the trade purchase very sparingly, and only fur their immediate The sutplim of most ilearliptimit of Gain, at markt I on Tuesday, In ing large, sales have been heal) at a reduction of fully 3,1. per bush. I on Wheal, and 2.1. to 3.1 on Oats. Sour Flour coati:wee in demand. lu sued Flour there la but little doing. A parcel of lt►tt Mids. American Flaxseed has hero taken out of the mai kel al 05s. per hhil. 111 Tar no sales have beim made, except a pared of 500 b►ie. Carolina at Iss. 3d. per balm I. There Las his a more inquiry fur Shisniae, and shunt 1.100 bags Sicily have been shapused of, piluripally ■t tOs. IStl. to 21c, sod a Mill pasevl of fine quality at 225. per Cwt. FORFAR!!! FRUIT-Considerable sales have berm elf. rte., in Wit Smyrna 'towns, and the quantity remaining in lint hands is rather small: the elber dricriptiuus are very 'lull of sale. Fllsll 0113 knit' POI been in brink diatatitl, yet the priers Lave srivautad V. a 31 per tau, cluttly oaing tat the reduced stuck. Rnmsti STAPLE ARTICLES. RVIrINI.D SI,C; INS have been dull of bale shire our last, and buret prices have her is accepted fur brown lumps ; other ands are 'maimed iu price. MOILASILI have &timed abuut Is. per cwt. Posfseript, Tuesday, Merck 23, 1619, roue o'Clock. The B P. SuoAR market was dull to..elay, except fur goted awl fine qualities, of which ►ales were made. Etta INDIA SUGAR.—A sale of rivulet 8,000 bags look place to day, the flue white qualities of the Bengal were taken fur !mine cousurnplitot at full pricer, but She bruwu went about 2s. pet cwt. lower tbatt last sale, viz. 275. brewu Bourbou sold at 301. per cwt. Rusts.e—Of the 363 1 cheons of Jamaica put np by pots- Ire suction to-day, about Iwo-thirds we re sold at a reduction frusta our late quutatiuses of Id. a 2.1. ptr Extract from the &Haiti de Commerce of March:—" Path., 19th March.—By advice Irons Aliaseslles of the I Ith inst. it was reported there, that the city of Nltesimi had been swallowed ap by en earthquake, and that upwards of 40 repo Is, which were in the port, had foundered. It is that the coast of Calabria bed suffered consider.. ably. Tine news fortunately requites cuistisseia. tion."—Alr in. A list from the agent to Lloyd's at Marseille►, dated Nth instant, does not mention this report. There are 110 less than 75 prisoners fur trial at the Assizes for the C ty of Sothilk. viz. 43 iii Dory gaol, end in ut Ipswich, of wkcluinaily err c..pi tally charged. The Co iiii will be tipeistrl nit Friday afternoon; but no business is the Ciwi side will be piocectled iu before Slonday. 1 it ELAND. COUNTY MEATH ASSIZI:S. At the Assizes held at Trim for thin county, Lord Nodosity, Chief Justice of the Court of Common' Mean, opened the Commission. In his Lordship's Charge, to the Grand Jury, he called their attention to the Sew Bard Act—expatisted at large on the quiet state of the country, and the pervudin4 be cigisity of the crimes, which pronlised peace, good order, awl affection among the people. The calendar was heavy ; and it appeared, in the course of the trials, that the activity of the Mobhis Police, in discovering where stolen goods were con cealed, was a great means of !Hinging offenders to the hit of justice. Among the offences there were none of peculiar atrocit), though eleven were capi tally cosivicted. A noon named Collier was indicted on n charge of highway robbery, on the person of a Mr. Clarke, oho rioted the rubbery, but could nut identity the isomer. Mr. Shei lot k proved lie bought the watch from the Prisoner. It appeared to be worth 30 guineas —it won pint:bawd by him for 364. Mr. ?,I 'N AI. LY, Comitel for the Poisoner, called r the production of the watch. It soot. left et the Police-office—on which the Learned Counsel ob.. vervegt, that the evidence given was inaccunitr, and the o uer was accordingly aetpliotril. '• Gentlemen." %old Lord N unity ItY s " though you beve no cools its this country, you have !dewy of Colliers." A RSON. Bryan Inglesby, Owen Ilurt, Simon Ilvrs, John Lee, and Cothertne Lacy, 411 gild woman of .trenty, v ere tried for hating, oil the 3.1 of May, 1817, set tire to, and consumed the drrilitig- Ileum-, stable, caw-house, and several stacks of corn, the property of Patrick Flood, at Oristowo, to the county of 31euth.-I'he Primmer Catherine Lucy, fur having abetted the other hisoners. Mr. Flood proved the fact of borninr, and that several cows and horses peddled in the flames ; but he could nut ssy who were the perpetrators of the horrid act. Om cross-examination by Mr. Ml'N:dly, he admitted that all the Prisoners bore excellent characters, were hi. neighbours, aud no animosity existed between them. Thema,Coyle swore, that the Hurts and bogies by, when ploughing, asked him to burn Flon(iN house, and he Immediately undertook the job ; th it he saw Mrs. Lacy that night in her kitchen, with a pan of fire covered with a stone ; she gave the fire to him, and he, accompanied by the men, burned the house, the out-house, and the corn stacks. On his cross•exsminstion by Mr. NI'NsLIA' s he acknowledged that the Prisoners might have com mitted the horrid ctime without his assistance— that he had lately heard of rewards to witttes§es who proved house-burning—that lie knew the horses and cows were in the out-offices, and that the family was in the dwelling-house, and that if not providentially alarmed must all have been bunted alive—that the horses and cowl were consumed. This cross-examination was at considerable length, in which the witness denied he was ever charged with theft. On the part of the Prisoners. John Dardis, exa mined by Sir 11. ,lrredith, Bart. proved a theft committed on him, in his develliog-house; and the Rev. Mr. Branagan, examined by Mr. M'lSlally, proved him to be a sintorieus thief, undeserving of credit m a Court of Justice; on which the Judge charged the Jury to Acquit the Pt isomers, and they did without Itacirig the box. • Theie were several other tiiids for burglaries, robbery, and theft, but urine of a ousel or interest. tug oat er.e. Linen were capitally convicted, hut it is expei tell some of them will he recommended tit mercy, particularly in those eases where no cruelty was committed. On the C.vil Side there weir but three records. MULLINGAR. Micheal Enron was tried for the rubbery or 501. taken front the person of Richard Dillon, to the dwell y;-butt>r of •fhoinas Bonny. It appeared by the tvidoite of Richard Dillon, that he had been mat cruelly btxr“ and robbed to the night, mid he 1/obllllltly 111 the person or th e Plisouter, and to 1114 Ild{111.• .trio k hint with a pistol 011 the head. A 10111 of who slept to the house, swore positively that the ['vintner did not enter it, nor did lie arc illlloa str ut k, though he saw him robbed ; and Morals's hititht r proved no alibi, dud that the Primmer sin retitle, eil Gentlemen 4.1' the first respectability gave the Prisoner, who was not inure than 18 years of age, a most excellent character, not uuly to him but to his hood). The Jury found him Guilty, but recommended him tit mercy. .I.lichael lox was oleo found Guilty of robbery iu the house of Ettniund Burke, and recommended to royal clemency. These were the only capital coot ictions. KILKENNY, MARCH 10. We are happy to state that 10(iIlium Clerk, a noted rubber, alio was the principal of the gang which, on the night of the Ist of Fehrualy, attacked and rtilitied the house of Richard Rice, of Tulle main, in tine county, has been recently apprehended by William Neary, an active peace officer of Car ricS.on.Suir, and committed to our county gaol by James Strungew.lys, big. It appears that the ban ditti with whom Clerk was connected had succeed ed to a consult .able extent in their plan of depre dation on the night alluded to, and had plundered tlr. Rice's huu•e of 214 guineas, and JO/. in na tiowd mtrs, nine gold rings, one pair of silver buckles, and wearii g apparel of some value. Mr. Rice has folly identified Clerk as one of the as. salient,. The public owe mach to the zealous and persevering ►ervices of Neary, and we consider his activity. sit apprehending so formidable an in vader of done atom security, highly laudable. w CLONMEL, MARCH 19. nu Mal.tlay lipit Mr. John Kelly, Chief Cotiste. bk, wis h a psis) of the Moldlethird police, detected, at a public-house I, lour inert engaged in the purt•liew end sale ot folgetl notes of the beak of \losses. Malls, of (lomat-I, fur iSs, each—some of th.in sivied 11 ilium Mull, at .d others Charles Mall, auJ %ell 1-%, cute,t. Among these four meat w as the ss, Itht wit Wil;a.at !Loran, of Ceppsigh.. Ciratk, tsho fur total }rare past has beta the noteil forged -note backer for the province. Alrout Moe 'errs hack his brother was convicted end i.or. feted dertlt in Dublin for so offence of the same kind ; and the present Horan has had many hair. breadth escapes for like dealing, having often beet) detected mid proreented. John Foley, who was wounded in the seizure ur two robbers on the 3d lil-tans, nrrr 1341Iiiirmolt, as heretofore me:Mooed, still remains with r •iirgio r t care in the floosie of Industry here. Th..irgh lip is more than slaty years ofmze. mid h'll r , r bills or blues iu the longs. he appears to 1), ..- coveting. 1112 ease is still one of imminent peril. EXECUTION. Last morning Edward Deaf, Joh* .4daws, tyralt, and Jolla Wind, were execnied mu front of the h. &sic, Newiente, ptirstea•i to their sentences, before a nun,.. roue assemblage of •peclators The two (wine, of fortunate men, suffered for the offence of uttering fm70 , 1 ante► ; Lynch for a highway robbery, and %Ville, f or she. p. stealing. The unhappy men made their appearance yos ih r scaffold w months afkr slight o'clock, and wh the Piteellill 4444 re was adjusting the ropes round their nerdy, the fdi e, Mr. Cotton, and two other Clergymen, rommus.l i n rl. , se player wills them, la whom tlwy paid the greini,t attention ; this Irving accomplished a siznal was gives, whs.. the platform fell, and they were laiiisrlsed into Their behaviour was holy p►nitent, and they seemed N- G-city resigned to their awful situation. Punt IC WHIPPING.—On Tuesday afteraoaut l.• tooted •agabsoools who base for the two last years tollesto ol the psnth of Cling, Cloorrlo, and who at Hie last silting sof Slur J es , l ices for the 'sootily, were roonrirleol as ioiroor 'Tito's. rogues wool racobonds, were public ly whipped of the ctrt tail, in Illarkfliara roast, loorso•ot to the it seolosso... The cers owoy of flogging was pestortoo 41 by a man name) F.dwarda, fur 21. The crowd assrniloleol was IMMCII2Ie. (:URN EXCHANGE. MARCH !t. The arrivals of all Doris of GT4III have kern t•.v since Monday: the %%heat trade IS full as dear as on ILA tin ; Oats are very lirary of sale at Mona's) . * pa ters ; Kirk y remains the same ; Prase and Brans ale uncommonly sithont any material variation in pi ice COAL MANK ET. MA ca 21. Shane at Market Ships e (31.1 veeeasile 7 ...underlain' 1 Stone Coal 1 .... dOs. 0.1 to 1 We Coal 2 Celia& ;IE, Tuuoay, MARC it Genoa Venice Ital. Lis 24 80 Malta 50 Naples ..... 41i Palermo I 23d per or, Lisbon 67} Opui to 62} Rio Janeiro 6l Dublin l2 Cork.... nouloa. Portugal Gold in g a 4. Coin, per 07.-4 I 0 Gold in Haig 4 I U New Dotiblooka 4 2 0 New Dollars... 0 0 0 Silver in Bars... 0 5 6 Ncw Louie each. —in 0 0 COURSE OF EXCHA AmOeidam,C.F. 11 7 Ditto at Sight 11 4 Rotterdam ll 8 Aatiirrp ex-rsto. 11 9 Hanitrurgh 34 4 /Ultima 34 S Pariella)'s date 23 80 Ditto ..... 24 10 Rourdeaux do 24 10 Frankfort on the 111 11Me l4l Madrid 39• Callir ...... 39f [lava ...... 38 &melons &wine 3d Gibraltar 34 Leghuria DEATH. On the 18th of January, at Antigua, where he •ent for the hiliefit of his health, John Newhall y, of Lut:d.), hkst son of ArchilialJ C. Has ksley, Esq. of Dub!iu. 111(111 WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON :Hurtling 4S after 1. I &ming 11 alga 2. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Culls. 74aak I Ex. MI6, 2.... 4 5 .li%. S pry Ct. N. A. 10420 I Lottery Ti( itch. 251 Is-. bidig 27 pr. I Coos. for Ac. 74ht 75i We a►e requested to inform nor Readers that Messrs. COOPER anal Co. Surgeon•, of Chin-loft' - House, Great Charlotte-street, Illackfirars-road, have, in consequence of their extuirstve practice, and fur MA seems'. suorlation of patients at the 11'e , t End of then).* n, establis6o.l a Medical Board in Woudstoek-street, rltt..rd-street, a few doors from bond-strect, where& Phyvir ,all of 40 yr a s tripe' i - race, and a Surgeon of great emirs. me, resole, and ahue all the Board alternately •tread the whole of %limo m e Members of the Royal Collegis. Thyt thrno,aorli h .. ve hero restored to perfect health by their united talent. is umvv, sally acknowledged, tinily of whom had berm chseliarz,-1 from Hospitals, and UllileriNitit improperly treated.—Th , y are consulted at IYuodstuck•huuse, Wouiistock-s!reet, Eight in this Morning until Eight at Night, and at the Medical Board, Charlotte-house, Blackfriars-road, from Twelve till Fright in the Lv —Mecbaaics have adv.,. gratis every Evening from till Eight, at b,,th •, and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve u'Cloelc.—N It Messrs. COOPER and CO. ►eg to observe, they 11•114: connexion with any New CIIIICCI ; therefore ail Iritrts sire to be directed to Charlotte-11.'11%e, adjoi oo iaa g Mack h ix, s.ri.a t, —Lectures uu Ruptures, and also on the Trealtorot of a Certain Disease, will be delis•ered at both houses every Sprmg and Animas. NO Surgeons in the British Empire have bre more distinguished for their We i da and 'heir ta m , titan the celebrated Mews. (1.7R11 I E and Co ; u. 'thee tl.e envy of private individuals, nor the numerous ails,' Own,. it■ of opponents, have affected their reputation, nor takes from thews their extensive popularity. As revile' ly due-Bled Surgeons, mid Members of the Royal Colleges of Linde" and Edinburgh, and holding a Commission iii his Majesty'. Service, Messrs. Currie a n d Co. lay claim to suuei Mr ac quirements, and enjoy a must decided preference uvcr other pactitioners. The prompt decision with which they invariably act, insures to them the public confidence; and during so bug a practice in this, the first metropolis iu the world, they have been enabled to make many valuable do e...prates and important improventeuts in the cure of Syphilitic Complaints, Nervous Relaxations, Debility, Pulnumaly Conaustiptions, Strictures of the Urethra, /sc. W. By their superior plan of treat meat, Strictures, of however long stand ing, or of the most inveterate kind, are speedily and pi ,- eminently cured. In early cases ut Syphilis, a speedy cure is completed in the short period of two days, and in duo' cues of a more complicated nature, where other watt itioneri have failed of success, a proper perseverance in their plan f treatment ensures to the Patient a perfect re.establishmeid. To thou* who are labouring under a general or local delcility it will be consolatory to know, that in place of lassitude and relaxation Messrs. Currie and Co. offer lasting healtl, strength, and vigour. Patients of either sex may consult Mews. Currie and Co. with the greatest *envoy, delicacy, and honour, at th nr house, No. 107, Hatton.gai den, where their diplomat, tificstes, and testimonials may he um The terms arcing nevatiou are plainly stated on the kritt interview. PaticinN in the country stating their cu►, and enclosing a icinittreir fur advice and medicines, the same will be given or soil Ic all parts of the World. LONDON: Printed mid Published at the 013 re, N0.11'7, Strand; where Advertisements are received, and Lefler. (post-paid) nest be addressed.—C. SMITH, No . Clements las, !briefer WHITE, N.. 111, Sin rublisber. ;~ I w, maiiiiilllMil