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i alarmed try a rev of Thieves :" which proceeded from tha kisrhen. Thr sm,m wa. full of well-areas...l company. rm forming from (;rresterrh fair, and rn one corner of it WAS • en.l , l4l.oing u grriotitv of Bent: notes Tit:A chest, he was informed, kcal It. Isri,ken open, and the Promisors were poirtut ont 1.. hue as she Rooms' A 11,.till), wined itrowis, 01044 1111111 the was in the White 11,,,t, on TikEntay revritog ; ski re were ill well and women co the hatrlst•o. stnottest slut.. we're the Prism , ' es. Mlle oh. serve: our of th in lift up She lid of the hue and take sponse. thing no., swim which she transediatily taws/ her with the then b o il lid she hail takees• Witter.. cilled the landlord as loud as she could, and thew, frill tut that olmy otitis ill use her. b e raw away. One of id, Priroster , was verso to drop a shacking by an .ti..-.s, !.ist nothing was ritual sin them. They were Utah Ili tsar , — In limo, defeate they stated, that they had Men In (;It row i. h Fair ; and ors their Morn Mopped at Ihe lVhitr 11. of, sheer Hirt, was sume dassetae• Ist terms the mudobey denied the riakbes), rad urged, that Mrs. 14... inti mu.l have beer mistaken , hot that witness ohs Kris,_ again tot asoutil, ernArrried, without alteration, lire hooter testosissotty. ~r Ile l'risonem twee became greatly agitated, and Lid , 1 live Gee in her shawl, very emphatically exclaimed, th! ' lib false !" sad then horst into a flood of tears. 'lke Prisoners were reiroideol. DAR:NG 11 . 011RER 1 '. Yesterday (geeing, at an early to tic, a most daring rots. hr.) was committed at the Green Nino Tavern,lla the Kent- The Imam was eroverted its tarry part wills people f Ihr fair. who wry daticimr, siegisg, tiro and in the 41.1118• of Ow eintfreirra a thief forged opts the landlord's Led norm with • strong tinsel or crow-liar, Ale then, broke the Ins kis flre sheet of cleavers, Gook which he touts 701. in It ilk notes, 12 tahle 4 soil t 4 tea spools', •Iso a gold ~ 5.14. :tome infantile articles of vresriog apparel, eke. unomo , tiog in the whole to the value of that will which be si A great many men were amerced standing on the stair. r:!ss ale it the Mine the robbery ens Clllllllllilleil, were, ille of the slario‘ villain. Informs tlon was *rod to this office intmethatell, nail the shale posse,. are sin the alert. Thee iitoorious thieves, labels at Kr • OM C. 11101116 ea void Frolic, were committed sit prison for I , l4k.sav pucks is, cool tabbing several gentlemen of their watelwa. warms Gaftusen. UANK NOTE FISIGEKILsi. Yesserdaat theories Corners/A a very most good-N.4m; it'enieses Clark, no sisoltrAtiged mast. nod James CVs and JnAllt Swilled a, well-dressed resgiregatrie looking ”,1111%.: 111111'11. were hfilllglit asp is the eitallthiliyari Ivrea. Lim Mick citsl liilward Read, offieses,t6a , Poo tomer. fists a dual, soil the two hater for a first emnsioaMome ellargsli with be in! emotion!' utterer. of forged Bank of Enghlool moles' The S dicitor to the Rank attended for the proareation William Clark was that poi Sr. the hat tool ramoilted, when the Osier following charges sere witicfictorily made riot az sins, loinf—First, for passing a forged Bank of Euc howl If. note to Lionel Gun ling, landlord of the WBlab Harp, A ) lmltorysstreel, soil giving a rant name amt address The Pi • Mid charge agamst lino was for passing a go al Itilsok no te to Mr. Itwegg, landlord of the Seijle flesil, Catherine's-lawe, Tower-hill. The third charge was for paw ing n forged 11. note ill William Roll, landlord of the Black 111 , sr‘r, East Sastihfielsl..-.The charges being satiafsetewsly made out the witnesses were bound over, arid the Premiere wry (hilly Thomas Corr/waif was next pot to the her, when three charges were made out agasuat lons first, for passing a otte pound forged note to Joshua Battu, shuemakvi, 22, Theo- Lahr* road : arcuitol, fur passing a forged two pintail mute to Wary the wife of Joshua Liver, ropeinaler, of High Hol loom : the third fur passing a forged two pound note to a Mr. Julyn fisnitb.s-s-Folly committed. .Lewes rbirk and Jolts &milkers were next pot to the bar. John Idailirick, an officer, deposed, that between five wad six o'clock MI she prereslins ...wron:, he awl Maim sl limo brother officer, west into (kaiak publ;r•bortsw, snarly facto/ Surrry.i , eeee t, Stroud, the Primmer Clank. whir was its the seeing him ester, allenntA to run ml. Vfilsiess laid hold of bins, when be audtk lily dropped the part cl then produces); in the parcel was found a lions hag tuotatiting 16 five-pound, sod II two wooed forged noir*, and in the paper covering Wei ninety U forged notes The Prisoner also threw a small parcel duxes, tire perry, which was near. Witwess bad Ilse seal of the privy roes up, sod ,emit a merlisboy doss who brunght up the parcel them pro duced, whithetwitaisted five if. forged nt.tes. Mr. Lees the Bank Inspeet9r, proved all the moles le be forted Eale aril Read deposed, that the primmer, ltiviithers, on see ing (Arab (whom he was on comphn) with) taken into custody, rate up the Strand, and thloagh • * mall pamage kadisig into Ilnlywellistreet. Wititeas followed him with the try of " Stop thief!" and he was apprehended. Me. Williera, of the Welsh Harpoleposr , l, that he was in company with the Prisoner, William Clink, when hr visual bunt the tine ilMalla note. Both she rriinntrii were remained. LANCASTER ASSIZES. CONSPIRACY OF !WORKMEN. WINO n. vs:atiuscon AND ANOTHER. 11r. SCAILI.Y.TT stated,that this was an 111111 Ct ntPnt 0011110 the two Defendants, charging them with co nspiring, in conjnitetton with divers eilvets of their fellow workmen, to prevent thew toaster from re cetviug apprentices into liis service, by combining arils each other to TO his employment, unless be yl,itiAril from keeping such apprentices. 11r. Sam. Davenport is • calico-engraver at Man chester. in the month or August last lie had in his service about 15 or lii journeymen and right Hp ',frillier's, besides other persona emplofed in that J t part of the business that was worked by machinery, making a total of about Dti persons. He hail re ceived into his service • boy of the name of Green, as a tuns-over spiritualize, but wire had not beets io the shop more than a Yew holm, when the Defeitif ant Edge came into the counting-house, and said, " I will be d—d if 4 stand it." Witness said he hail pieviiiusly ken all the men together in close conversa . Edge added, " that if I (the witness) did not turn that man away (meaning Green) they ivotild all leave Inc." Witness told the Drienihnit Edge, that if hr was dissatisfied, he might leave his service, and he delivered him sip a written agree ment, and he unities, his employment and newer returned in it again. Witeess stated that the Ute left their work, and that the witness and his partner, enhancing that the cessation of heaviness occiestimed I,y the hiss of so many hawk amok he attend. ,l with great inconvenience, acceded to then' tirin..ll.t, and dismissed Green from their service. Its aitaut inoi.th they engaged .mot h er turn-over apprentice, when the same general revolt took place, nn which the ether Defendant. Ferguson, took the lend. But iii this ease the masters refused to comply with t h e requisition of the men, who all of them, except two, entirely gained the service of the Moser:Ours to their great inconvenience and loss. Witness' on Its. cross-examination, amid, they had sixteen journeyinert NIA eight apprentices, hut ise denied that there wow< any agreement nr understand ing that the nu rulivr of apprentices sl ~,,, Irl be in the proportion of one apprentice to two journey- Men, and he num, denied that there was any ruk on the trade ou that subj. et. M r . Wti.p.i.Ams at...ieeS4rti the Jury on the part of the Defendant, Edge. fie contetnied that in quitting the senor of iiir employers he hail nob , done that which lie had a tight to do, Ms They had retro. (wished the agrceinein by whirl, lie had bound him self to their service, and that if lie did not like the introduction or it 1111 l her apprentice into l o g ma .ter's service, contrary to tl Wru les observed 7U tier trade, he was justdierf in quitting it. Tlw objection made li)' the Defendant Wilt out to work with any apprenuted, hut with a greater her than was the cu town Of tow trade. As au individual he clearly had a right to act Ist this groom! ; gad if it was went in one man to do it, hr not .we upon what groom' 1.1 reason or con 11111 l u sesist cnuiivahty was un l isted, where numbers concurred to the 101111 r Opli.lllll. awl juiced iu the "Ile *et. The ituisterr in ili - derent way. made arrangements with each viper for the rrgulatten of their business, and yet we never hear of any prusecutiosis against theta fur a Coll• Spitilet ; all the prosecutions arc by the misters, and all the conewrions are the couvretimis of the suffering journeymen. Mr. Williams insisted, that WOWS' , the Jury were clearly satisfied that the De. fendriist„ Edge, had conspired with the other persons named in the iiiilictittent, for the purposes therein stated, of obliging and compelling his emplayeis to desist from receiving any apprentices rano their merviee, it would Ire their duly to mind lulus. Mr. Hour adopted the same course of argument ip Ilw defence of Ferguson. Boron Woou said, the Defentlents and coy other workman had, as individuals, a right to serve their employers upon such corialtitons as they chose, and leave their SerViee ttltrii they thought themselves ag. grieved, provided they did this as individuals. willow' any Pleviont conceit with each other. It was the comimiiiig loge:6i to effect their purpose which wile illegal; und if the Jury were satisfied from the evirleuct that the i)efeiralinits hail conspired or coat. vetted together 40 quit the employment of the Proateutro-, for the purpose af procuring the re ' moviig of the of 'moms apprentice, i hey must find the Defeudants guilty of the charge imputed to them. 'I lie )111y fooled both the Piisoners Gtrifty.— Judgmeiii o t um them will be paiiiiiiniteed in the Caiirit as the cause hail turn re moved flew the jurisdiction of the Quarter See -1 pious. AO% ZEBU E. FRAWKYORT. APRIL 5. thx.reeer roe A ritivAtt; LETTER.) It is asserted that the (;ernianic Dirt has held several *erre% meetings, to deliberate upon the most suitable essesitores, to adopt in common, In order to bring bock the Universities of Germany to the real end of then instalment. These estobltshw mental, which have no equals to the ilistroictitat of the ociesscrs., h o nors•, :Intl philology, ate OM, a nd C.Osoot be, tie iiiiii atitS aahlrctrd to any ►y strm of education whatever ; hut, on the Whirr hand, they will sot 'Alice the students under the autho rity of Ilse co iiiiii oss police ; they are pertina cious al►esit I.re:toying the privileges of the UM vereities, sod of administering accoriliog to their special manors, isitil by their own Uoinhers.--• Tlwy are Its-piddles, in which the Professors Isom the Academical Semites; hut this aristoeracy, *imply invested with legal power, trembles I►efore the democracy of the stsidessto, who, abendossing One University for 'mother. can deprive the Profess- SOS* of is port iiiii of their revenues. The stresigth of this democracy centers iss the associatiossis which counsel, by a rola of I iiiii our, every member to fol low the systrin of conduct adopted by the majority. It is to dissolve these aseociat mini to reinforce the nodosity of academical Senates, that the heads of the State have in anziuu► contemplation. The intelligence of the death of the assassin of M. de lititz• bile us doubted. Letters from Mao helm, tip to the Ist of April, do not notice it. nor that lie has been tittered there. The news of his death appears to hove been circulated with a view of preventing the non oeuvres of any pietis•nw he may have. We lieve ecru it letter Itotti Matitheitn, of the Soth ult. which says—" Cha l ice Sand still lives; a celebrated physician hit arrived to attend him ; lie is closely watched, Anal under the most rigorous concealment." A very worthy and highly respectable man, who knew Sand intimately, writes as follows, respecting hie dirpo►ition:—" The unhappy Charles Saud, who assassittated M. de Kotzebue, was dear to sue. lie is the brother of one of soy best friends, ill. Saud, attorney, of the Appeal Court of A--, who formed) , served as Lieutenant in my company. Charles Sand was with us when we tittered France a second (sine. I had au opportsn►ity of uheely nog him every day, and I could only daily love and esteem I integrity. grail mural., and hiss enthasi:tshe love of truth. All silo were intimate with i know that such were his nooolities. lie was at the tome time to the utmost lest, caliu, and thosiglithil, ex empt f all exaltilion and effetvescelice pro duced by pessuits; so that I can only consider his wretched attempt a. ass rifect of faIIatICISIO, as at incentive wiasaleeing of mood. " l thought it useful and proper, throvigh love for the truth, moil attachment for eity unhappy friend, who was its so zealous apostle, to notice this Wunder 10 you nosier these various relations." Some difficulty been expetiroced at Ma drid, owl the principal cities or Spain. ...w.f.', oil when solemn fasts are ob served, the Spinivoi Government, In miler ilia WI adr4p4te ebtuitied in future, bud rrduced ttle 11. r v on t!iis commodity, winds was before very tort:, to half of what it originally mond, The importatwo nt Cadiz add other ports Irk+ in erdisegimice heed codeiderable. ritrANi n NIARTIU, Eq. late Blortnaidlir vont of Arm., has beet, a l .poinird Wmtlsor u. the room of FaAtir Is Tow VSI'.ND, E,41. dr crieled ; and Wuous, has beeicappolideil to the ..Rice of Billellesistle Pussuivent at Amis.— /Gaze/le./ • The Cheshire Spring Assizes commence', tit Chester MI NnfJrv. Their. weer Wu crisemidi , for r moot; thew wee, John Boggaley, aged ill a 400;11/.1, 1 1.1. I ruin ~ , IK Is port ; John Jonastito, ti;;ril from Ala , cle.fielil; and Salmi* I I)ll4,onotta4l, aged ‘2.t. "eta-maker, from Nlanches ter, for scile: rm. f trial MOS expt cted CIO j ~!eld,,). THE 71,'Itt. ?;EtTgARKIIT CRAVI.N 111LUJIN 1 ;, 1819. To um to, *TRU. 13. Sweerfahes of 100. f.. r,rh, h fl. for the 'motor, of rote. 4.mm..11 111 1815; coll.:, NI 71h.; _fillies, 04. 41b. I) M. Lord Sollielfro e. by Sorcerer , oral of sister to Pet...owls 1 Nerfile's f. by Ilsolono, um of sinter 1.1 II 5p1•31....11 2 Mk, of Grafton' sr. 5d1111.11.1.,11.11 .1( 1 1 111. e hosoo• •• • lot lo 4 ou Lord Saffielsl's c. tool Sllawell'a rb c, Nl•nrcot, by Waxy, oor of M0ft.1.4.1, bent Mr• Kingonmen ch c. by Ilrlavinv, not of Kloultoo's darn est. 71b. tack, 11 .\l. 21100. lg. ft --Even on Magri'. Sweepstakes of 1011 r. reek, b. Ci. 80. 411.. Alf. M. Major Wilson's rll f. by Jillfiperoutt of Spotless A I Mr. RII , IO. h. f. by Truffle. (int of (Oliveira Mr. f. by 1111 of Seritor 3 After the dead heat, 6 to 4 on Mrijor Woken** eh. f.-4 10 4 on Mr. 11111101 11. 4. Mr. Princearh f by Creosote', out of Regina, by MOM. cock, bent Mr. Neale% be. f. by Ilapbaa.o.l, dam by. grasolaus by Moue, 811.21 b. eat+, 1151. togs. b. (t.,-7 to 4 on Mr. Princes ch. f. The f4eeond Class of the °alluvia* %takes of Sags. each, h. ft. D. I. Lord Fulev . s Bonirare, 3 yrs nl.l, 7.1. 101 h. Mr I.stolltoo's Ihiclasq, s”s old, 11.5. 1311) Doke Itutlanor.. 1;h0.1.1, 5 yin old, SA 131 b 3 Gcncral Grosvrnor's Effie 1/..sois, 3 ye' 014, 6.1. 101 h 4 Mr. 17rthou.'s Itisping. 5 ,r4u14 1 , b:I. tab. ....... • • Mr. Ilistcher's lo tr. Mcrry Bachelor, by Cervantes, 3 yr. 01.1, Gm 10111 4 Mr. Ihrideoltion's Spectre, hp Plisritors, 3 yrs old, 7.1 pd Mr. Hoaldawortle* W.llraw She Third, 3 yrs 0141, 7.1 fit4l 000 spt Boesitaa-4 to 1 sot 'lss Duckess-4 to 1 agar Rasping. GOODWOOD, DANIS, HUNT RACES TOOTER 3101 nAll. The rrelpienfer, of the shove Hunt gave a Silver Clip, to he run fur over Weal vinrlh Meath, by homes *birds have maw. Isrly twisted WM,. three miles. Capon,. %Vale's Flyaway 1 5 1 Mr. Smith's Brush Mr. Fielding's Passim Tozer 4 3 Mr. !Bluffer's, eh. h Saws 2 2 4 Mr. York's Cruwn Prince Captain Cut terries Careless Mr. Meadows's Wildfire 7 3 dr The second was a famous brat between Sam and Brush but the winner truly saved his distance, and won the race gallantly. A Match for 50 guineas brtween Captain Bacon's Moses, sod Mr. Watts's Chance, was won by the tot arr. COURT Md R 714 L. Hone Guard., March 25, 1819. At a General Court Martial he ld oi at Vl'hiteliall 0 ,, the 1.1 of February, 1819, l continued hy atliour ))))) rills to the 13th of the same mouth, Brevet Lieutenanh.Culouel Philip Hay. Major in the 114th II assert, Was arraigned (you the under mewl 111 l eti elm gr.. wig, " Ist. For fraudulently misapplying several sums of money received by him, I.teetelial t-Colonel Hay, for regimental purpose., that i• to ray, pint of the produce of • eertain re milliner of OM( made In Paymaster Deane, and of three seversl d'art' or bills of exchange fur 2001. each, drawn by him, larreteliatii-Colonel Hay, on Messrs. Greenwood, Cox, soil Co. Agent, eon the said r egiment, on account of art's ea. ie.' flunk hill to the said regiment, wad charged to the Recount of Paymaster Deane, while he, lienteaant-Cidonel Hay, cuounalideil the depot of the said regiment at Bright helinsinue, in the mouths of February, Morels, April, and May, 1814. " 21. For fiarilutently roiaapplving • certain other suns of 754 f. 1114 or some part thereof, being the produce of one draft or bill of exchange,dided on or about the 18th day of Jaanary. 1815, drawn by Paymaster Deane on Captain Joules, at 31 . Greenwood, Cur, and Co. and intrusted to Lind -Colonel Hay, fir the payment of other clothing and necessaries furnished to the mid regiment at Chichester, in or about the month of January, 1815. 3il. For conduct todwcoming the character of an Officer and • (lealltaisati in having drawn and obtaine d hills on Messrs. Greensmil, Cos, and Co. Agents of the said regi strar, sad on Captain Jane*, and is having received several sums of money, in the years 1814 and 1815, to be applied in payment for regimental necessaries, and clothing furnished to for said regiment, and not duly appropriating the same, sad in refusing or neglecting to *croon( for the same bills anal sums of money, and suffering debts due for such iterte amies and clothing to Messrs. C. and J. Prater, London, sod to Meows. Ridge, Chichester, to remain unpaid on the lath of J iilke, 1818, to the hindrance and prejudice of the service, and of the said regimeut" Upon which charges the Court came to the fol lowing decision :- 14 The Court hawmt investigated the several Charges pie. ferred against Lieutenant-Colonel Hay, sad having had under their consideration the evidence offered in this taw, as will in support of the Prosecution as on behalf of the Pri soner, Lieutenant-Colonel Hay, they du, upon the first and second Charges, most fully and most honourably acquit him. " And upon the third Charge they do ntost boaourably acquit him. Elie Prince Regent is pleased, in the same and on the behalf of Ids Majesty, to approve and eoafirm the riesling mail sentrtiee of the Conti ; hut, although the Court appear by the reideuce open the face unite poweediugs to have bees justified- its their lull and honourable acquittal of Brevet I.ieot. Colonel Hay, es to the fraudulent misapplication rlaraed upon him of motley which manse to his limas, yet it (hits appear to his Royal Highness that this (11%. car luau been wantiog in the accuracy and regularity which would have been essential to prevent the confusion that has, in many inatatices, reputed the pecuniary concerns of the regiment dnriug the time he runisiiroded the (tepid. This cutsfusion and irregularity, as well as Ilse discredit attaching to the regiment, from the non.psysamit of air. manila for equivocate and necessaries, appears to Isis Royal Nighties' to have proceeded from the extraonlinary and most u n usual system prevailing in the 18th Hussars, of pi emitting Lance-Seijeant I , atiick, the Nlaater.tailor, to be the respousible person for procuring and disbars big payment fur the equipmcuts provided by stoppages from the awn, in direct contradiction to, and disobedience of, his Maji sty's regulation% on this sulejert; and his Royal High ness considers the Comossuiling °Ricer who has taken upon himself to permit this system, and to invest this Madre-tailor with such a power, as necessarily respon sible for nil the inconvenient. , which in this case has re sulted to the tutu Hus.ars, and must always result front such unwarrasitalge and misplaced confltleiwe-, this mamba. sihiltry mthl appear to Test sown Lieutenant-Colonel Mur ray, is a perish:r degree, by the extraordinary proceeding of reinstating this person in the same initial of master tailWeil after he had taken the berwlit of Ilse Insolvent Act, in Under S. get quit of di hiseontracted by him during the time lie tAd previously 'recopied the same situation in the regi ment. The Prince Regent tonal/lees sorb inallnitiou and segli atiicr in a Cummanitiog Officer to he highly reprebnisoltle ,ioildeserring of hie won ked iltiapprohation, which his Royal alsclintris has heels accordingly pleases, to command shall be coninstinirsierl to Lieirlenstisl4l\dunel Murray. '(]nu Conssnander-in-Chief directs, that the (sequoia; eh.ierres husk rued against LicuteColiniel Philip Hay, of the 1811, Ilissysis, together with the toiling of the CUM'S, sad Ilse Priori' Regent's pleasure literrou, shall he entered in the cis 111.1:11 (triter Boot. and rend al the Head of every Begi n,. lit 111 his Alejese)'a merrier. St Command of his Royal Highness Th.. Coniusander in -Chief, HARR Y CALVERT, Adjulanhaelseral. ROYAL VISIT TO IRE'LAND. ?hr Drchlin Weekly I Penal' ', Jim rwri Neatly three ITOMilla 'MCC stilled that it lOU thr iidentino of 1 1 4 flo)el flightless the Duke of SO.•eX 10 VOIt OS, lieteivt.ie neg It 'Aril pitta... of his falier's dosisininsoi. From the time of holy James sand king Wilhain, who fought their last battle for tie Crown of shese ! rah's, in I.elind, f a t Sovereign, or Soverrug,,'T s^.l. ever illsltrd our !Jones, except the Duke of (1 ir.live, shoot thirty Vtqlf• 30•11. w h oWei* then a mire youth. This p ie . st-t.t (•.unly is the noor Am y in ElOOpe. Of of ally Millard. 111 , 61 rift Tyr:l)rd th e sceptre of the firitaili Isles. They beer Irre;., with a few exceptions. georrally isheinplo) rd. :mit it was not until the Coot hired was liberated front the doinitostiou of Friture, that they left Eiigl The Government of Canada, said subseqiiesitly of Gibrelter, which were successively to the Doke of Kent, forms the °lily exception in tla-4 Slatetibrilt. From that period, now upwards ot twenty years, the English Princes hare remained iu London mid its viciiiit y. until the Duke of Cam bridge Wall sent to 114los•Vr.f. It is oat our phjeet at present to discuss the point, whether 34 I ly Whit+ &Milk SO closely " oiled soh the Tionite should be suffeied to spend the lust 'cat , of their lives in:inactioo. '%e know it has been she policy of Parhoutrut to prevent, as 14 ;Is pusvii.l4l, their employment its tlw duties of Ow State. Even the Ponce of Wales wes Hever aliowril to conosiaild more than a tegiment of dragoons—ti' c Doke of York, its fact, is the only Ptince Boit has been en gaged in Ile. duties of a great otherr. %Ve due quite Rome of the arguments with which the lobo cities for ibis order of things are really to ',rove the propriety of limiting, iii the persons of the Wienl fainily, the exercise of those talrots which they clieri-h and pioniote tunnel; theisiselers; trot we have never been conviocril by those arguntessis. We always thought it hard that the Priners of the Blood, who have a greater interest in the glory of the Throne, and in the preservation of the Consti tution, than any other individuals whatever, should Ise kept 141 the hack ground. Yet this system has been persevered in with undiscrimieating severity, and the Princes have been cut off completely from the means of rendering themselves serviceable to the State, by the legitimate exercise of their virtues, or their Wrote. The consequence has bren, that we scarcely know any of them, as politic mei', hat Iris Royal Highness the. Duke of Sussex. The illustrious Prince. deprived °full hope of rendernig service to his country, us a soldier, or as a great civil officer, has appeared in the House of Lords as a Se nator, and has realised all the bright anticipations of his friends-. and he has proved to the country that a son of the Crown may be not only an able Legisla tor, but a splendid Patriot. The first speech deli vered by his Royal Highness, in the House of Lords, was in favour of the Catholic people of Iselaild, and was one of the clearest and most convitsciog—mw of the most logical and eloquent, ever delivered in that august Assembly ; in language pore, precise, and pointed, and, at the sauce time, (Listing. ar dent, and impassioned ; this, his Royal Highness's maiden essay its public life, will never lot lurgotten in Ireland. It is the first instance in which :I mein. her of the House 4:f Brunswick came before the Hereditary Counsellors of the King, and volunta rily offered himself as the advocate of an oppressed mid long-suffering people. His Royal Highness knew the Irish people only by report ; he heard that they were not without We'd ; he saw that the most able Senators, and the most eloquent men in both Houses of Parliament, were Irishmen ; he heard that they were brave—that England never fought a battle in which Irish blood did not flow in rivers—that they were never engaged iii a contest which was out seconded by Irish valour. Hitherto he has only known them by report ; he will now see their country with his own eyes ; lie will now visit their metropolis; he will imw mix iu Social converse with them ; he will mow hate au typo, tu nity of witnessing Heir gratitude to him, and their loyalty to his 'Boohoos Hotter. Ile will see that the Catholics of Ireland heel as they might ; he will wituee.s the Oros% expression of their regards end their devotion; and when he departs from this coun try, he will early with him the conviction that—the country should be free. %VC have heard that in about a month Isis Royal Highness will be amongst us. Macke-toles Hotel, in Kildare-street, is engaged for himself and his suite; he will he presto' at the Installation of St. Patrick. Before his Royal Highness leaves London, the Catholic Question will be debated in the House of Lords. Heaven grind that the hopes of the people may not be disappointed I Heaven WHO( 111;11 his Royal Highness may be Nie bearer of good tatting. of great joy, of peace and good-will among men I If it should be so—if the Bill for the Relief of our countrymen should pass 100 • law, aided by the influence of his Royal Highness's antliority sod minie. r hy the exercise of his great talents, a nd by the assistance which he will receive from the exer tions of the powerful advocates of Civil and Itch gious Freedom im that House, then a ill he come to Ireland as the guardian spirit of her rights. rod as the herald of inviolable loyalty. frail the Clown of Britain to the people of lietand. . _ Accounts frotu Cadiz shoe, that the Viceroy of Perri, in order to prese►ve a c 1111111 l aisication with soar putts as were occupied by the Insurgents, had given notice of his intention to pais chase several ships, which were to I►e arriteil; and us Linos had been thrown open lir the British trade, he hail HO dif f iculty in precirring vessel•. Levies, and I'.,prs. in the /nth silt. from Haven nah have hero received, by whirls we learn that the fleet of Svairisili ►hips which sailed front that pas t ou the 26tir of February, tinder convoy of a frigate and sloop of war, for Cadiz, had a few days after their departure experienced severe weather, and were compelled to return to the island. Several of them narrowly escaped being captured by the Insurgent privateers, and had the vetula continued nu their voyage, no doubt several of them would leave fallen nits, the hands of the swat►., if trepanned from the ►lops of ovr accompaining them. the skive turtle with the coast of Africi u, January and February lam had hi:en leSs active Ilia,. liatunteaG Dia►y 1111 l anis sisal) a tined! :i.t of winch had arrived within that period, brit a idrin ber 'Wrestle's were preparing to leave enha, and would return after baring fresh supplies of ittArtie4, INTELLIGENCE. ,~ rominmourse, APR sir 13. Artise... 'limning transport 1.1,411 lAIIIIIOI It. I kt ip Itettps al f t ; tool K. lxry irst,titori, horn MAlia, dills It .01. a, sit t t• platted under tpt•rantilir . tit tAttl.l4, APPSI. 11. Kailea tr.. 113+31agur pxrkrt +lll3 a +3.131 fur .1.11/1...4111, a.sel Atanators. 0.. ..,e 13 Came flown fttan Il.c Rivtr, ll* Pllnl , Ilwro, MOW, Must.... fur Ste rut Irmo.; Ht.", rullertu.., r tbirlore; fur Ilusulotv I{ 1... Pus 11111,11 .1, fur (Memo' eased re mown with Arl et eel .10.1 Amiiled 1... ill.. E rn 7.1•1...1. trots. ; and the Luke of a., ti), truest Sl. Ma. tote l'o. ins - riaBUTION f‘F PRIZ E-MON Tile D.G..df r, for 11;e N'.lknm•'n, on I'O•ti inetant, wt No. 70, Glept Kistsell-sisrit, bluuthohrtry. Kota le Si eve p.qcr, fee 110 We .Pllslool. AIAPEE7'S. Cl/RN F.XCHAN4C, ltruerslAr, Asnm 14. VVe have tmit het few fre-.41 an tv.thi since Montle), Ant there Ma• plenty left ove► far the demand The few safe• male in floe Wheat and Barley were at Nl.,...taree pricer, !Ail tirtlituary Wee very anti. 4 .11,31 e. Pero,. snit brans, were dull at Nlottila)'s prim In tither kinds of grain there hi lUD alteration. EWCIATE AND I.IIAI)F.NHAI.I. MAIIKEI% (Ity Earloll ) Pee(... 161 to L.. 0,11 Veal ......0. 01t... 7. 01 Mutton.. en 04 t• is Od I Pork ..... .n 4 0.1 lo 6. $. Piller% or o *T. J 4MI ell. Y AND SIRAW wiistEris tr►r.. 111y-6/ 6 6 1.,71 7, , 1 , 1 Ssrikw 31 04 $ll I. le „. 1 I Clovcr el 04 U I 1.. co' IL iO.l . - - /13y rt/ 04 04 111 V 11!4 03 MOAN' 3/ A. 04 In 11 1/4 0,1 (moron/ 044 041 (41 11/ 1). Url mice. or 14 , NI. DAVI. I Kin/ 5/ 04 04 0114. %....4ex 0.1 tot 61 Oh ..01 Os In 01 Os Puienant, .resort, I/ Os to 10i Foreign Poles Irt; bier Cw I Nv.w ertrk VTR Kent,— 6/ 10. to 7/ ISe Solar:.. R/ 6• 1.. E f 15 4 Essex .. 6/ 6+ io fit ts• I 106--fine, 16/ 10..1u ill I lit 3/ ISt to 41 10i. PRICE. (H LEATHER. Hutto, 50 to 6611 is each 21.1 to 21.1 pr.' lb Ditto, 50 to Milks. each Dro-rmix Hides ... . Fine Coach Iliiles ... .. lOlOl to 18.1 Crop Hiilts 35 to 4014.1 forcullislig 19. 5 to 104 Ditto 45 to 5(1114.......... lO.l to 14.1 Call Skins 30 to 101bs 21.1 to 3.0,1 Ditto 50 to 701bs 30.1 lo Nt.t Ditto 70 to 4iilhs 30.1 lu :il.l Small Seals (therulan.l) 20.1 to 27.1 large ditto ramie.' Horse hides 1 1 '1 to 111.1 Spanish Horse hides 22.1 to 27.1 PRICE. OF RAW As dated by thr Tallow Mt tt .:. St Jaime; 314 — ..ket ..410 21.1 Nhitoreilapel Market 4i 3d Average.... 4• 2iA MCP-% OP TALLOO Town Tallow 73.. WI —0 Od Yellow Domain 70. Oa Od White ditto...fag tid —0 Pd Soar di115.... 64i Oil Melting Muff Ma Oil OA Ditto ruugh..34s Od --• Od 'AT, per stone of SIN. Aq staled liy the I;titchrra. St. James's Markt - is. 4+ 244 I IVAtteels.ipel 51.oket 4% 3d Aretage... 4. 3d SOAP, dce. per 112111. YriioW Jlulllyd ("gird lo6s Palm Graves% (uud 1). cgs lO.l Oa PRICE (W CANDLES, From Tallow Chast.Hers Ilan. P,ire of Camslirs per 41:,zett, 12s Gol--Mosi hi:, 14s 01. 6.1. ;hr dozen ailoweil for reinly Humes,. RAW Best Heifers aml Steen (per stook).. t!.. 4:1 to is 6,1 Middlings Q. Otl to 2. 241 IDES. On v . 1 P.I to 1. 104 31arket 11.. fo 9.. ,b EIK. Horse 0 U.I to 114 04 SHEEP SKI NS. Police], 7s 04 to Rs 6,1-INovus, 5s 6tl to tls 6.1 Lando, 3s. Ha to 4.. 6.1. 4.24151 e MARIAM% APRIL 14. !Nips at lllndict, Mites Sold. 76 Newcastle IS Sotolceland Slone eon I !. 1.1 —s. 0.1 411111 .s YESTERDAY. ['Asa nom 40 38 pr. Ex.l;i; 1.. 2..1 pr. dir. Ditto E..ii.....et1.. 3 dip. Lottery Tickets IR/. IN.. Coo. 10r Ate... 73M 7.31 74 Ditto tor nu 731 74,U 74L PRICE OF 5t0ck....q521 253 J per Ct. Red... 73 721 73,t 73 3 per 73111„ 7.3;; 74 per Cent. s 4 4 per Cent5.......92 91:,? 5 peret. N.Ah. IOStIA Bats': L. Aim. 19 3-Itit DEATHS. Ou 11w 3 , 1 in.tanl, at his how, at Nestle, •ftrr • Inn( and painful illesefa, Samuel Freemen. Esti : • ccutlentas highly cateeweeel aael onever•ally Tecrested. On the 28ib ult. at Woolwich, 'Liven. Theorems Penchant, of the Hopi! Artillery, aced 111, •flrr haven= 11w leuteoue Lein in Ins Majesty's senice uposkilt of 60 ye•ra. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Homing 19 alter 5. Eweslog 47 slier 5. • We are requested to talents our 'trader. that M COOPER anti Co. Surgeooq. of Cli..rit•t+t- House, Great Charlotte-street. Mackliters-road, have, ot consequence of their 01.1441A1Ve race", and for the :14101 .1 . me:Acton ut patients at the Vtest End of the Towel, emialott-ta it a MA ri ICC! Boar d in Wuatristock Menet, Oirlf.l-sti• et. ait le dourafteem Boad-street,*l44 I a Pbyslrua o f 4o rank r‘ptrl enc.-, awl a Surgeon ut great enduence, retook. and whet , all the award alternately attend the whole of whom 101 , :. Mentheei of the Royal College:, Thai thmehools hate horn reetllll.ll to perfect health by their milted talents is miter , wally acknowledge'', matey of whom had berw from Hocpttaln, and otherwise improperly Irreg.-41.-1 IP? see consulted at Wootlstoolt-hausc, WeanlitesetAerwed, Eight iss the Mot 'viol omit right at N.ght ; and at Medical lloartl, Chin lolte.hoose, filackfrisiehroad, Twelve till Eight in the Evening —Mechanics leave ntlr•,• gratis every Evening from SIN till Eight, at boils hole e• and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve eie:oele.—N C. Mesita COOMF.II and CO beg to Ith:sive, they here coonexion with any New Conran ; therefore. all lettere tee ts• directed to Choi lottc.hover, adjoining Black fs •-•Lett arra on Nomura', and alive uo the Tre.done•l Certain Disease, will be &toned at bath houses eve, y litpre tt nail Atomise'. LON DON . 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