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private, moisentril, hut althingb the weddincrisig hail berm purchas ed, and the Emma obtained, and the half brother of the ?snail( had eusgewird to give her away, the contract was never folfi:ted Ilds bit imary motioned down till May,lBl7, when the Uolbsdast wrote to the Plain iIT. anoomicitig that the be.t mate terminating She anxious suspense which she had always sitprnord, was to break off the esionealow, and think no more of sostriorsoly, and he submitted the pro. pion ion to her deliberate judgment, deirlariag his own i Mew hos oflirraking off thr snatch. Time Defendant's father was then livio(, the formerheing in portaership with the latter as printing. with s very proAtahle business Is consequence of the Itrfelidane's ileteimilistitio to break his promise, Mr. Palmer, • professional friend of the Plaintiff's (amity, was consulter!, and at arm he wrote • friendly hitter to the Dr. frodant.ruojoring him to eonsidrr acids, of his rash dermissi. nation; hut Ai. Wier having no effect, the present action was honied. fine the rionmencenstint of legal proceed ings, the Utimulanes father died, leaving hiss in piresession of real and peroettal propetty, estimated at 21),0110/. These were the principal circumstances proved is evidence, the amain ground of the ease being sulatitasitiased by a volume of the I). &ottani% totter'. -- Mr. grrj.witi Tammy. with whom wa• Mr. Coates, ad dressed thr Jury with considerable ingenuity and eluqueere, is Mil visas ef deatares. Mr. Just tire lteetsre summed up the circumstances of Ibe cur sigh real nieentroirse and impartiality. thr . _ . thereoot See phessenta, the property of Matthew Robinso• Boboa, Bag-.Seeen yaws' traiseportation. Blenheim Jeers, aged MI years, charged by the Coroner's Inigivest with maoslasighter, su kitbag and slaying Nathaniel Worsford....-One month's impriaoament. William Smith, aged 111 years, Grange O'Floisagasi, aged 34 r e se a Mirk. PleaOt, aged II years, charged with heirs( i s Bletehhegloo Park, shoat Ilse hour of one in the mervihre of digital of January last, armed with gusts, and having a pheasant is their possession.—Was Smith, use year'. impahiciument, George' O'Flanagasi, seven years tranapartation, std Charles Prestos one year's i mprison ascot. James Brown, charged with felu ee iDD usly stealing, at the parish of !Widen, sonde , / articles of wvaroug apparel, the Family of Thomas Hedges—Death. Juha Bradley, aged 19 ears, charged with assaulting Thomas Hankinom on the King's highway, in the para.!' of Bicester, and felouiously and violeritly taking front hie person six one pseud Batik of Englund notes awl some sileer.--Drath. William Dyke, a g ed SS rein, charged with stealing, at Wilsey, t quautity of hay. the property or Maass Sylees ter, the rider.--Doicharged. Jumps Legg; aged 33 years, charged with feloniously forg ing the stamp, appointed by the Consinissiuners of Excise, foe mating Lather to denote the door., with intent to &freed his Majesty .f . lkt duty in maple' thereuf,-,-Ac quitted. William Blakeley,aged 20 years, charged with feloniously Idealise from Wallin! College, in the University of Oxford, • War-grained Weer fork, the property of she Misters anal Scholars attic said College.---Tvielve ilia imprisonment. John tinmpeice, charged with stealing (runs the person of William Erica, at the parish of Watley, live one wool Wit. trey notes.—Nii bill. The same Prisoner waste ell for pick log the pocket of James Hands, at Charibury Fair, ids DI. not. and fa li, silver.--Seires years traosporiation. Nilliam Tayliw, aced al years charged stilts siealiug, at the pariah of Blackthorn, a tet her !Mob, the property of Richard King.— Ikalls. At Nisi Beiges there were very few causes tried. Burrett e. l)ixou excited considerable awes-est ; hut. at the earnest recommendation of the I.eartied Judge (Baron asaitow), it was referred, awl therefore will undergo a private investigation. It was agreed on by the parties , . that Mr. l'aake should be the referee. The dannigcs were laid at 1,0001. Mr. JARVIS opened the case by stating. that this war en action brought by the mother of Miss Bar rett, for the loss of the services of her daughter. in consequence of her bring seduced astil becoming prepaid by the Defendant, Mr. Dixon, whore mother keeps the It -,I Lion Ism, at Henley.— Miss Barrett lived, at the time of her seduction, wills her mother, who keeps the White Ilast at the same place. The piing lady was about isilieleen or twenty—the Defendant twenty. In a very eloquent speech Mr. Jarvis ',elated out to the Jury, which was spacial, tbe na ture of the evidence which was intended to be ',re duced in Court. and also the kind of defence which would be set up by the I)efrodunt. This he re probated in the strongest tennis, and assured the Jury that lie was convniced the whole of it would be disproved by the witnesses he bud in Court.— !kir. J Irvin concluded with observing, that it was his wish that the usspleasatit druids that must na turally take place ist tin* trial should be prevented. and that he had made kuowsi Isis wish. to the Des reorient's Counsel. Mr. DAUNCLY then aroge and stated it to he his wish also that s reference should take pl.tce ; sit,l it was agreed, as we before stated, that the CHO& should be determined before Mr. Peake. Speen, together with one Jae kimbev, stolen a wither 'sheep.—Artoitted. • Thomas Ayres, aged 40. and Thos. Mills. aged NI, chart. ed : with briralariuu.ly hrraking sad catering a dwelling hussy, at Stalhantatrail Abbutts. and stealing two pales of new leather shoes, three pairs of erursted stockings, a pair of tor. dung breeches, end silver and copper In the some et 271. —Death. Juhn Mills, age - d 33, charged on suspicion of hawks' %toles a welter sheep, at Ilpeen —Deatfa—Reprieved. Mary Sins., aged 43, charged with stealing, at Thalebms, 27 promissory notes, of the value of 731.—Tw0 years bard labon r. John Suffolk, aged 33, charged with hsviag veceived the said antes, knowing than to have bees stoke hi/ the said Mary Siam—Fourteen years Streasporlation. Wiliam Griffin, alias Smith, alias Sc►iveaa, aged IS, charm• ed with bigamy, by marrying Jane Summer. of Chewer, his former wife, Mary Townley, being then alive.--Sesto years transportation. On Wednesday last the Quarter Sessions for Berkshire were holders at Abingdon, when the fol. lowing prisoners were tried William Oleoresin, William Allem, and Thomas Olney, fur bre-Akron( lotto a pipes-holm at Hall-place, Hurley, soil "realism upwards of 100 plectra', the property of Sir W. East, Bart.—The former sem years tramportation, the two latter acquitted. Thomas Simonds, charged with dialog the hair from the tails of Hine cows, the property of Wen. Kinds, of Eatua Hasting..—Twu weeks imprisonment. Joseph Irby and John Irby, for dealing Doe cock and live Inns, from Richard Norwood, of Martians St. ILawrence. Acquitted. Thomas Irby, for having, In company wills Joseph Irby and John blot, stolen owe bedstead and part of another, from Win. Grove, of White Waltham —Acquitted. Joseph Irhy, John Irby, and Thomas Irby, fur dealing about 40 fowls, the properly of Arthur Wantland, Esq. of SWitealwook.—Acqusilid. Sarah Irby, charged with receivirte seven fowls, knowing the same to have hems atoleii.—.lequitte.l. Win. Ogbuerss, fur stealing about 2% deal floor hoards, the properly of Wm. GrOVe•Ode 61111111th ' S imprisoasesit. El.a shells Fords, for feloniously stealing flocks out of a bed, the property of Wai.Grove.—Sirt rounds" bard labour. Isaac Taylor, fur fleabag a pair of "lockup, the property of Joseph Walk's% of Saintiugwell.—Tu be whipped and discharged. . • iRELAA'n. JULT 15. GENERAL ELF.CIiON. Accounts from Cork, by yesterday's Mail, an nounce the resigifistion of Colonel Long&ld. DREADFUL OUTRAGE AT ARMAGH. The events related in the following extract of a letter from Armagh, will not, we are persuaded, be pawed unheeded by the Irish Government:— " It was, it appears, damned necessary by Mr. Caulfield's friends that fie also should be chaired, un der the idea that if any Petition on his part would succeed in the House of Commosir, he should at once take his seat, a Member complete, with all ancient forms and ceremonies already fulfilled. A Chair, therefore, was provided, and both procersions paraded the streets at one time. As Mr. Brown. low's adherents ascended Scotch-street, the others nearly met them, but a sudden tiro sip Tho elms.street prevented a collision. However, their nietual hums probably irritated the parties, though their resentment did not instantly break forth, being rimmisied fur a time by the good cheer received in the houses open on the OCCII6IOIy and, by some barrels of strong beer distributed to them in the streets. But this, instead of quenching, only fed the latent flame, and about seven in the evening, groorpes passed through the streets, vociferating " Caulfield for ever!" The cry was returned with a 'along counter-cry from Mr. Browulow's houses. From one of these (Sonierville's, in Scotch-street) a charge was Merle, but so ineffectual that the men were glad to take shelter in the house, and one man who conspicuously wielded a piece of iron tire with such destructive force, had it wrested from him, and ran in with bloody record on his face tom his own weapon. Stones now flew against the house in every direction ; some panes were broken, and the affray began to take a serious aspect, for a blunderbuss was pointed from an upper window, and ammo'''. lion hastily handed front below by one of the band. Inert who had been entertained at a house adjoining. Stones still flew, and two shots were fired, which ow casioised the assailing mob to retire to the inn, where the Members and their numerous friends were at a public dinner. This gradual retiring gave heart to the besieged, who now sallied forth, headed by the Lands of the Monaghan militia, and of the 84d reginsent, which arrived only at Armagh on the morning of that day. These drew their swords, were joined by several straggling soldiers who used their bayonets, and soon, with a desperate violence, insole good their way. Many persons were seriously wounded, and the mob driven back beyond the Market-house. There they rallied, and returned a ;dreadful missile shower. Meanwhile the bands used indiscriminate rage against bye-standers, unit even • against several 'of Mr. Brownlow's friends who came out of the house. Col. Blacker very nar rowly escaped out of their hands. They at first re fused obeying. the commands of several Officers who hid arrived, and were endeavouring to pacify them. These Gentlemen, however, at last suc erected, with great difficulty, in restoring order. " Mr. Close. the Sheriff, now sent an order re quiring military mid. Two detachments were fur iiislied, which were each met and directed by a Magistrate, who desired the officer commanding the first detachment to fix bayonets, and advance in doehle quick time. " In the mean while a few shot, were fired by an individual front the corner of Mr. Sproull'.. forte is '44 without effect, and the abrading mob became so few, mid appareutly so very insignificant, that some iiihabitaiits of the town went forward, and by threats and good words nearly succeeded in entirely disperring them. But, alas! this pleasing prospect soon changed. The troops advanced, with a victo rirous cry from the Mob who accompaiiied them, and so rapidly, that they charged all . where they came,, pike-makers mud • peace-breakers. A men had struck Kidd in the fate with a stone, he was immediately seised by Mr. Kidd. Mr. John Pren tice, jun. a very hue youug Min, was assisting in driaiuint the Prisioner, with his back to the sol diers, olieu he was run through the body with a bayonet. whose point visibly protruded through the front of his waistcoat. He ran with his bands covering hi* wounds to an adj g house. " Several other gentlemen narrowly escaped serious injury, and the unfortunate isidividwils of the Cotillion' pity who were chased and caught, after suffering the moat brutal treatment, were taken in charge, and nice of them committed to prison. The scene was really now awful. Soldiers formed below the market-house ; others at the upper part of the hill, while the adherents of the member's party hunted out several of the poor creatures, who had taken refuge iu yards and entries. These were beaten, as before observed, with a cruelty that can admit of no palliation. By degrees the storm subsided. and, mast provi dentially, amongst such a scene of riot and con fusion no lives were lost, though several ioellll3llll were severely wounded, and Mr. Prentice lies in a dangerous NAVAL INTIZLIGENCS. POILTIMOVTII JULT 17. 116.11 rd Topa, for Bengal; and thr to the westward. Arrived doe lieoge - is, Chilli, from Hambares, for th. West Indira. nalewlem, Jul., 17 Ariesred the Pelle, of Orange packet, wools • noon and pa•reuzera front Holland; and the Jane packet, •Ith dotto, frost pa t bm gh. rALMOUTR, JULY 15. Sailed the Lord Wellington, Anti), lire Up flu. 11F 4f., JULY 17. Came down tram the River and saikil Ili.. Hehe, Stephen, eon, for the Cal of thorl Hope. Sailed the Royal G once. Rocket, for the South Sear; and Royal fistrateirs yacht, fur o,.ver Roads. ronr.r, Jtitv 17. Arrived off Ibis port Ike Barbadora, Haar, r, hum I)rme. r an f or Lund.... bimke for ben Moatat... —.—of p„ o i e , is kit 47. lung. 40 b. out 43 days from Nrwtsiaadland to Gibraltar, all well. GRAVIIVIO JULY 17. Arrived the Harmony. Taw*, from Anse. ; T„. mes , Ruehaituon, front liambenth ; Three /bother,. Admill, from Pelt:rebores ; Rritsonia, larkwin. from tiatithuigh : Finch, from Gottei.borgli ; Friemlehlp, Luther. Conn shoo; Valentine, casein, from Riga ; Fux . Fox, (um °wend; Minerva. Warners front Norval ; and • few for. iv. s a w/ the Selina, Owens, fur Liraerirk ; and Al. )(Ander, AstiergiN4 for Arcbamerl. All:OPINION OP CR g MTV IN AT GUI LIIIIA LI, TO-1110111110M . —milin.— st 11. R. P. Sayer, Camberwell, scrivener 1 In B. Southall, late of Laysters, fu mil. W. Tomlinson, Nottingham, haberdasher 2 In G. Oakley and Co. Old Bosid.strert, upholders 1 it J. R. Oliver, Blackkeath, manlier T. Walker, George.street, hatsvrthoher DIVIDENDS. J. Moults, Filzroy-aluare, coach-maker H S. Mao, Calcutta, dealer lO E. Walden, Hasle•eud, borar-deakr H. Duckworth, juts. Billiter•laoe, überchant R. Mnggeridee, Cimino-upon-Thames, cure-mrrrla•o 10 S. Lynuell and Co. Chatham, grocers.. T. D Latham and Co. Drvonalure-aquare, nwr-lrom., 13 W. Humble, Great St. Thomas Animate, ages,' broker.. ta CERTI ricArel. R. Taylor, late of Islotaion Glee'', boot flow of P.alon ville, Middlesex, stage-master—R. Dr 1111 l ',late .f bombe, blacksmith —J Adllitzton, of Chestirield, Dm by, draper —.J.Jaustea, of Bristol, grocer. tAW INTELLIGENCE. I COtitY OF CHANCERY, Litoosem's INN S iiiiTIMLOOT, Juke IS. COOT NUNCIO Num VALE eenesse, a Mbar sod Worts of Comet, be her oaf fristel, utenAm. axons ?emboss. Rot if P. e. TNN COllliffill Of ANTRIM, LOED newarer. muss, mei omens. Sir S. I have In trouble your Lord. alms osier more with this case of Tempest and Orde. 1 emestont help thinking that Mr. Horne was wrong yesterday in supposing that the Master was dire tad by poser Lordship's order to proceed in the marriage settlement de die is diem." The Loa* CHAuCtsitox--•" I do not believe I mad. Poch ass order; for my opinion was, that the Iblisser should proceed in the ordinary way. without prejudice to the appeal to the House of Lords ; for iii the event of that tribunal reversing my judgment, the expense must fall on the Defendants, or eke reran. I have viewed the case in all its possible contingencies,. and I think the order I have men. tinned the proper one." Sir S. Rollit.LY— se There certainly was no ap. plicattoss to the Court for a direction to the Master to proceed de die in diem. If such a motion was intended to be made, notice ought to he given to my diens." Mr. Ilostue.s.g! It was port of the petition pre- sented to your Lordship." Sir SANUIL ROMILLY--." Suppose it was. The question. however, is, dirl his Lordship make an 4 order to thtt effect t lam sore he did nut." The Loan CIANCIILLOR...." I certainly did not r make such an order." Mr. I loan I understood your Lordship yes- terday. that the Master was to proceed de die is diem." The I.ORD CHAIICALLOR-..." You had better look iota t h e Petition, and of you think proper you may mention it on !Woodsy." Sir S. Rows tt.r--•• Then we are to understand, any Lord, dist merits of the Petition are to be heard on Monday ?" The LOAD CHAIICALLOII—" Yes, but only ou • this one point."------- - HERTFOEI ) ASSIZES. • warrroati, JOLT le. The Home Circuit rommesced to.day, at this bees, M. fors Mr. Justice Assort in the Ms.. Prins Court, and Mr. flerjoinl L ass in the Crows Coon, who goes the Circuit fur Lord Eu.ssmostoveni. hi. Lordship being prevented by in. disposition from attending lbs Asaises,-.No case occurred of any public interest. FRIDAY. JULY 17. CIVIL SIDE. • BREACH. OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. wAttnault C. CAVIITOII. • This was as action aglinst the Defendant fur a breach of promote of 'marriage with the Plaintiff, and the aloe, which was triad by a Special Jury, excised universal interest front its peculiar circumstance,. The damages were laid at 5,0001. The Plaintiff% case was cooductel by Mr. GYRO trf sad r. Cnrerr. The leading circumstances proved in evidence were these —The Plaintiff, who was represented to be a young lady of great personal attraction., singular amiability of din. motion, and possessing an seeempliAsed and w•-11-cultivated tend, is 11w &so/10er of a respectable tradesmen residing at Hatfield, in this county; and the Defendant is a gentleman of independent fortune, lately retired from the business of a riot', whirls he carried MI is Finch-lane, Coinbill. The patties are first reeve's by the 'maternal side; and is the year 1500, the Defendant, the* about 01 years of age, and the Plaintiff about 30, estasomesced his courtship, loving knows each other from the earliest infancy. trout 'hat time down to the mouth of May, 1817, a voluminous epis- tolary enriespoutilesee was tarried ou between them, the De- . Gesdant prof. sear throughout the whole the most devoted and tender attachment towards She Plaintiff, whose lan. • page, us reply, evinced ow her part the warmest reciprocity of affection. The Defendant's promise of marriage, relied upon in the Plaintirs ease, was expressed is three terms:— " I will marry you as soon as circumstances will permit." It *linseed that the Detention.% family were averse to the , match, and tea every invitees to discourage the conuezion, Winding the retard of the Plaintiff towards the Defendant to sinister motives. The Defendant had gone the length of propoOne to marry the Plaintiff in private, to which she consented, hot although the wedding.ring hail bees porches- . YORK LA.V.VAS ASIZEV. There are 167 c'u•er entered for trial, of which seven have Special Jui iei. CROWN CALENDAR. The rulloming Prisoners have When their trials, viz : Abraham ITormalil, Joshua iVormatil, Joseph %Tonna, anil Benjainim Barkley, for breaking into the mill of Josiah Borrows, of Dewsbury, sod stealing a quantity of haw% &e.—Joshua %Voraueld, Juople Wormald, Rude Iltesjambe Burkley—Gaiity. Abraham Wueuial.l--Argisitterf. George Groves, fur a burglary be the house of Joseph Binder, of Brampton ea-le.3lorthett—Gailly. David Hull, awl James Galloway, for s burglary in the house of William Terry, of Howling—Grilly. George Long, fur a burglary in lbw bowie of Nicholas Carter, of High Ilarrattete—Guilly. loom Farrel-, Jokes Ferrer, and Joseph Ferrer, fur a bur glary in the house of James Heap, of Warb v--Gailfy. John Brook, for breaking iota the shop of Mr. Juba Pape, of Wakefield, draper—Gating. Thomas Bradley, fur stealing a bay mare, the property of Richard Fletcher, of Dustier @uuth►—(ailfg George Cream, Wm Creams, and Thomas Cream, amiimst %shims a bill of indictment was found at the last Assizes fur a felony—Guilty, to 1w imprisoned six months. Robert tVelwier, fw inauslamyliter—Gailly, to be iwipri timed fourteen days. James Whitaker, for having, along with several other per am., violently assaulted Janice Priestley 011 tlir hieway, and rubbed lout u( fire or six our :mind outes.-.tlegailted. WINCHESTER ASSIZES. TIIE KING V. CLARKS. Thia was au iiiilictoreent against the Defendant, for a libel on Mr. Tboures Worsham). an Attorney at Winellevter. I Deputy Clerk of the Peace for The facts appeared to be, that Mr. Woodlirmi way applied to by the Overseers of the parish of IVorwion, respecting some poor rates thee to them front Sir Henry' t,Vrlann, which Mr. W. On the i3ll of February laut„.wrote to tier Henry for the payment, and two or three days after be receiv ed an ativwer limn the Defendant, on tlw part of Sir Henry, which anuwer is a most provoking one, cal Log Mr. W. a holly, awl rning other abusive larn:nuge, but written in such an illiterate style as to atlind great aniusernent to the Court on its being read ; the Defendant, ill every instance where he had occasion to nve the prottoottor /, had pot a small letter, and the spelling was so bad, as to make it difficult to read the letter. Mr. Grant, clerk in Air. W. proved having re ceived the letter at the l'o.t-other, delivered it to Air. W. A Gentleman was collet), who proved the letter to he in Defetsdisht's haffil-writittg. Mr. W. was then aUtirit to prove having w►itten to Sir Henry Wilson. respecting the pa rates. and the letter in question was the answer he re ceived. Mr. GASELEE. the Defendant's Counsel, ad dressed the Jury, and %sus observing Ilust he could not see how uoy punt the loiter could he con strued as tending to provoke Mr. W. to a breach of she peace.. as it was laid in the record ; when the Le:anted Judge interrupted hint by observing, ilia the letter in question was on all hands admitted to be a libel. mot that All libels were considered as of the , Mr. &mire -.- - The Jury retired Ow about as hour, aad nn their re- to procrrd on his journey. Ar a COMpritadttutt fur tending to a breach of the peace.-111r. &mire most dangerous state. • lies, but also by their professional attendants. tarn, timid • verdict for the Plaintiff—damages Poor this detention the scums was brought. then desisted from saying more, and the Judge, '"Eltus ended the County Armagh Election. TAsfaulind Pounds. After a very able address fur the Defendant. by without summing up, directed the Jury to find the Courtesy and good litimonr. which, at first , Were _______ ________ eac So h :d u , r t li w y o a q pr ia o l i i n i t it n i t e t s m i t n o o f n t e l:e 2a P s ii ea tr e i s e , to u r r , ri t i b :: t r t . t a ro ni l i t: ; Mr. DAUNCST, the Jury withdrew to consider their Defendant guilty, its marked characteristics, were at mice annihilated ; OX Fll It DS II llt E ASSIZES. - - --- v , itlict, and were absent nearly an hour. .4.4 ii their awl discord, envy, and party spirit, left to rankle in bo t o t i l i e e i f s a ss only ( lrottle for 335. duty itichtiled, by which use lir. —am.— return into Court, they gave a verdict fir the Plaits- On Thursday the IticosDelt made a Report to iii the hearts of many of the people." 11 On Wediiesitsv last the Assizes for this county tiff—damages, (hie Furthitag. the Palace RxnENT of the following convicts un- %Are have every reason to confide in the accuracy •••... _'reloloooo'F, 101, Slrsitol i I'. Iltelcorol's,r' , , 'H. 1. Medicine will keep in all clittonl;g, sa.l were holden at the 00.1 , 11.1.11, before the Hon. Sir -- - der sentence of death in Newgate, viz.— c m o a l i n h h h i 'l e i 1 I liad at Barclay and Sous, Fleet-ma. ket ; Vas;e's.4l:•, Strand ; Blake's, 56, Piccadilly; Barker's, 125. th,f,,,J. Guiana SoWLET HuLaoro, Koight, and the George Matthews, fur stealing in a dwelling-home ; r..!. of the above atatemeht• street; Chandler's, 70, onford.sirtet; 'Cases, in, Middle- •. Hosi. Sir M'ILLIftIII GftRION', Knight. at which BERKS 111 RE ASSIZES. ward Kenyon, Elizabeth Batton, Win. Holland, George Smith, COUNTY LEITRIM. row, Holborn ; and by the most respectable Mitheuic Vat. Jos. Blake, Thos. Hall, Richard Gardner, Thotnas DuCutoli There is little doubt that Mr. Luke M'ltite will tiers to every part of the liiiigi.km. ih - f"ilo 4 nla 1 19 1 9 1 991,9• 9 91 took their trials ;-- Chas. Varney, Jolts Campliti, Raid Gordon, Wm. lycs,Thos. M. C. J. Jordan tak ..• Phi:: cateral opport oldie of an- Thomas Bishop, aged 411 years, charged with steeling at On Monday last the Assizes for this Couutv were ; lie r, turned foe Leitrim. Mr. Clements is raid to , Ives, W. Bailey. sod James Jackson, for like offences 1/1/srflootioore,a quantity of hay, the twultift, of William holden before the Hon. Sir 4:co. Sow fry 110 I.- Thos. /totte r y and Ties/ th y NPNamais, fur forging • will; have the Castle interest. but Mr. White has the muumuu --SIN!! . 4ieUrllle months its the Howse of Correction, John Fleeksioe, for disposing of and potting " a l • fi l r ir Csl illlere%l of the. Catholics rod of the Independents. lar Member of du' Royal Co:l.•ge of Pilau-tails He .41" s SW/ 0, K is t . and the Hon. ' sir ‘l' 1 t.t.t An (IARROW, sort kept to hard tabour 1/. Bank-noir ; Wm. Eason, for furgilie all acceptance 50 a e f••r ',ley flaw uf Iler."1111• EV. 1t0,,„..1 w uri i,,,,,,, ced 25 years , with st ,,,, w , gb .. Knight. when the following prisoners took their bill of exchange; Thomas Mitchell, for sheep.stealisg; Joh* At the Leitrim Election , a duel has been fought eaxacalttlicisiayarlytato the e e cure Plh of Tf ie i t ia ll i a t ' lct i s ie l t• lt t- i • l • l in e pl. v ::l t t e a, ii- j a:. ' t i e n t: l l l ! the parish of *Antos St. Juba, three sheep, the property of Web , : Wright and Was Wi 414, fur like arum; James Prilrl4lll, between young Mr. Luke White mid Captain a speedy soil permanent Nu. Wilivint Pigging —Dead.. James Hodges, aged 26, and Richard Whiteman, sera 24, f ur house-breaking;• l i za c t ie ir at ; e t k li i stsa nd :e a s m t . J . f t. l;t• b w i.. ei; , e . r w litiv.; glsoolloooltoor 01 she 1110' Joh.. Frei* and Charles smith, for like Conully, of the Leitrim Militia. The latter re- memo , s p eedil y I sr Wdimou Reidleld. aged 27 years, and William Smith. mor d charged with having stoics two houses , at the t rarish of wr est - tit ; Thomas Surli.• for hi g hwa y " I ' I•3 1; ChrwlnPinr erived a bull in the shoulder .—S everal duels have Dr. G li J...l l. i y iel l s ' l: 22 y• sr ,eitarer•l wish stealing. at the parish of Embus', a Backlebilry.—Drath. Fernototti, aline Rotund (3.1-ke, Wm. Ball, John Hankins, been fought here. from nine is sloe morning 101 l mote es the evestoot, at sloe q 4 set ily of barley and barley meal, the properly of Robert John Curtis, charged with breaking and entering a dwell. o Wrilebia...-Two years' ilaPrisnallaellts and kep t to hard ing.hrosse, at Longworth, and stealing tau basket's cash Blab •••r . Ilion ' Hay., John Brooks, Mad Harr, Richard Kelly, Win. Oliver, and Jul... Davis, fur hike offesters; Titoism Sprocer, . aged years , hared wits reetivini. no rar t: i s h. ,u_ne ß f epr or l l e n , l t . d o . ne lnr It . and some bread sad citrate.— Charles Gogaley, surf Wm. %trance, for stealing privately William fislisoa s 36 r at &Own?, sundry tut les of gold snit silver plate, and ic other goods, knows, / dm same le W m , Smith, aged 33, and Joseph Smith, aged 40, charged ..--.. I use ir the Cusimiesciai-iim.i Terupilic, Si. G - ',c.c. tinge's-in. r n “ ra i y .c ri l - I • Y oi r s;i :: ll : • . ' i t i l st l i ty l". :ll " ra ll s:l iC of i' l l r i e:::lc t., John Doyle and Timothy Turner, two of the fwd, M"hesi E""h"la""?' Ni. 7, Cannon- in a shop ; Elizabeth Wingfield and Smooth Pulley, for ells . persoos concerned in the late attack on Mr. GI "I• 'moire of and poilthig away forged It. Baal-swiss; Jams too dttrii loom been feloolo u sly with stealing a rust, watstroal, pair a breeches, smock Clark and Henry Wells, for hmile.s4llllilll '4 WIN. balky sad 1 Recorder ' s ig smile-es from she dwelling. hones of James Biggastaft, at bock, &e. • small pocket hook, aid a silver watch, at 5.. - Robert Spatter, for borsht. y • and Tbowas Gurney andhis chairi in Dublin &tided Go it "14 T d' " Y y he a k ert a Ist the Omit on urs uy last, and were wilt be k Strstford-opost.Amts. surd from a •Iwellisser-house at Lea. ton —W. Smith., sewn years transportation ; Joseph Smith, Th ruccut Lowe, fur a like' u syr im e : amitenced to one tits imprisonment. The Re- init.:run, in the county uf Warwick ; also charged wish bring discharged. d u ; i t l: iters t i ; g 6 ::: l l ui , . th il e d c Z n i t ipen ", esnlerlyos:ll7diacilinaeliminitotilve,all path • • an neressa., hefore the fact tu • boorgtary contstitted at John Smart, aged 22, and Mira., Bennett, aged 27, for when Thoinus Buttery, Titmuthy 11PNatuura, Chrii- . Booth I%••wiugion, is this manly. --Dimebargerl. led inert of mit and doe sense of contrition toplier 14roatedi, altar Richard Clarke, and wer. g • 14 9 . P Cllrdrf 4.1.5ere..1,, that were It out for their acknoown: IfisTraDOnd7.:.l,PrrrientArtiollyaebireildioaPrimidrit:l,isstii.e:ilr—eatcreett.lni,tePaij.cear, i N h o . : 1 2 .. 7 ; e'4 BTU, ~. I. assaulting John Smith , so the Kittg's highway, at Sewlorry. Ott Wednesday their sentence out collftlCtiOß would have bet a (post-pai d ) mas t . • d Willism F reer *. er g It rare , A ime d with feloniously and taking front his person a Parse, ewataming several Animas, were ordered fur execution i breaking tato • rbasasailieuasi al Urest Tow, aid gushes pieces of giber; also on s trong suspicion of Irons& at next. The ethers were resoled dwriaig pleasure d Yew* 10 1 110 "%nent• . Piddisher. P n element's Ins, Printer . — J. WHITE, Nu. 1(7 , Sumo , ~, i 111,10, SALMON V. ADAMS. This was no action to reciwer the difference of an account. The question turned upon the delivery of five pigs. After the case had beets gone into at some length, the parties, at the recto 00000 entlatioli of the Judge, agreed to refer the ease to a Barrister. TONER, Gear. 4e. o, II BE NE, the yoringer. This was an action brought by the Plaintiff, who is an *Homey. at Oxford, against the Defendant, a toll-keeper, at Yarototo, to recover damages fur the detention of I self, his horse, and gig. The Defendant had suffered judgment to go by de fault, and the Sheriff summoned a Jury to ',seas the damages, which were laid in the ilechtiati 0000 at Su/. It appeared by the evidence of the Plaintilrs sister, that in May last the Plaintiff drove the witsiebs in a gig through Vendors turnpike, on his way into %Varwickbliire, and °is his imam from thence with witness, two days afterwards, he again 'lasted through the saute gate, nod gave a boy a shining to pay the toll. The buy brought I • ail. as change. This Mr. Tomes said was ton touch, as he had tint paid cos the Tuesday preceding, and desired the boy to take hick 41. lie then pisstal through the gale, but before lie hail proceeded many yards was desired to stop by the Deleoilant, who asked him if lie had 11 tick e t, or if 111 e horse was his own ? The I'l untlif repheil that he had no ticket, but that he did not deem it necessary he should say whether die horse wa- own or lint ; he however gave his name mid address. The De fendant then seized the brad of the horse, hacked 111111 through the turnpike, locked the gate, and put the key into Lis pocket. The Plaiiitiff went into the turnpike-I se aml ileisiasiderl by what authority he was thus treated. Keene chewed him an Act of Parliament, from which it appealed that the keepers of toll-gates Meer a penalty of 5/. if they neglect asking the quest . which kir. Tutors had refused to answer. Sir. Tones at length vsisl that the horse was his own, and was thew suffered MARRIAGES. 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