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CLENKEVWELL SESSIONS, &tin'. 22. • . , . Robert Grifflths• was . capitol) v tn. s l ed for the murder of hi* wife 0 1111 . by cuttin; throat with a rosin, The cisiff• 'Want upon the c.l4r turned on the trill seas, wh e sw . o, 3 , 'elioni not, previous provocation, incensed' her' .hurt to strike the Ithtl blow; and thilitehistf !nice (the prisoiter's brother and his. wife) hay- Asettii led, the Learned Judge (Bttiou Worm) 1 ., i i i ..j o ry to say, whether there might n o t „ .. o ffieient provocation on the part •f the .ke it mitts' tughter instead of murder tri .1 coininenced at nine o'clock in the morn , m id tit twelve the Jury retired ; when, after hoor,' deliberation, at seven o'clock in the • ••ig they brought in a verdict of--tGailey of fart hut-. .fre Ws. *Mumma o, AStsTRATE& Esq. and a Bench of M ITS E.STREET CLUB. Nine ef those nefarious wretches who, i n J u l y wen , a pprehended at the White Swan public- Vere-rtreet. viz. James Cooke. Philip pot „ d i p os a li a s fur, William Thompson, .h e ril lid mit. James Does's. Robert Aspiatall. r j 0: 0 041, s oul Ha k, were indicted 0, 0 0.invicy, in asseinhling together fo► the • of committing divers vile and unnatural There w*a it vecrind owlet, charging with 4 , howiug atd awl commit ti aiCialoui crimes alluded tn." Toogood and wlw had been admitted to bail, did nut to taste their trial. They preferred forfeiting rte fezn zeneem to an inreattgation of their eon- Wore .111rV of their countrymen—dreadiox, doaht, t ptimi-hment which the outraged ice of 111.:r country would iueict on them to of couvieliou. PooLET •toteel the case at greet degree of modesty which reflects much it on hit feeling% During the whole of -It, he carefully abstained from the use am expr ession which mold abed the chastest Ihr detail of the disgusting Isaguage mule f, hr left to the witnesses. N ic holls, SRC of the Bow.street petrole. Ent fiascos celled. He deposed. that. is luce of ontera from Mr. Stalltnit. tile O m . o f the Magid rates _sc . Bow-strese. he to the IVhoe Swan tablieaboueo..no Vera. 'ire Ntirket, ou Se nolotyllhe 30th of June. the pnrittair of wesehing the fornecesiengs l a in permws who were in the /alit of .tatatiiipt .rir en tit it errutni soothing womanise occurred', 111 company with Care, another torotr4l It y silk on ItVia'fotteating tortoni*, the ld .1 , 4. and also no the euceeediug „tile 8.4 of July. By a little limp" they Ord ticuttiance into Cite bitch poloist. which 4.riocupti restilezratts of these ruiscreonts. it ti r d .napeeted of 'coming there as spit.. I. in the he.oring of the Ofrviers i put - , many on dont'. gtierti ; but they were fiellllV .1 as F orman of the 44:1311 prepautity, and deeps re.terve. They is consequence •uch loolciinolole and slisgustiog conduct .Nage, so to place beyond all pooeibility of • tuns and int , ationsa of fhP eons. They ..fAlt ateltete niformation ei all thee P.m, ■wl the s..rseonere, wish 8 number of re takro into .euatedy by Taunton. the .0 of ill.. U0..-.treat paamie. and his assist ., snd hrioizstt I,isferet.thei hlliestrstes. erldrore ...s fully corroborated by Cave, • • -- 4truli., • 'on .ieninlauied the kreet wittiest. Pninnrp "eked these witastlwa aiwAshen nlx ; the •timers to Wibitil trailed ;tropism It in • inneh etr+rtgen•peiat of view. Siiau•.l Tiu•rtne, inepeeicir of the Bow-vtreet Jr, deposed to the &rreit the Pruooerr t iu ilk.- of &recto)°, from Mr. Stafford. h ovirr to ul.lCe hryou,l of doubt aueelitaiamate4 munce from which the ptinCi. *ll.l arrived. Mr. Stafford. to whole .4ti t 4h;e ~xert, o n* in bringing these wretches In.ttt• t4e Fabric ere much indebted, was led. U. &pared, that Nicholls and Cove were of t-x. clie n t eh teteter, and had been, much lan atm with, ..usployed in this disagreeable The evidence for the Prosecution being closed, We GUIINIY, 04 Counsel for Cooke, the Nods 66ervrd, with considerable emotion. that he sure he must stand urscoutradicted, when he j, that th. members of the proresion to which tlii honoree to belong. were not inferior to 1(1) tdher. in - zeal for the interests of such is intruded them with their causes. lie .4re,l in the awkward sit umion of Counsel for the Dvfrielants, and he had undertaken that In•e hr had felt himself bound to do so, in n of hi. profession. by his pith, and Isis slaty • '""eite. in the course or the evidence he t 4 - that duty to the best of his judgment. any leg"! objection presented itself In his he would have stated it ; or if any thing lord in the course of the evidence which explanation, he world have endeavoured elueiilet e it by ernra-examinaiioti. But no ob. ' lll 4doccior re d to him ; no part of the evidence need of such cluciddion. The testimony den, c.uvistrui, ulenntendicted e as to 40 Reinsert of palliation upm which to make *mired ro the m in . retention of the Jury, upon u ;""cel t' true. would go 1,1 eacite Kir a that the horrora of S,irlom and Gssinurrvh verve ul 1.11,:no. lie must then. ture '''''!'*• , inte no trier time of the Jury by any eriderree, and leave them to Inns their .elti-toos fro m the testimony they h.. 1 cot hear , _ d cot iodruord to cclAily witness in tne pre. It the Prisoners ,respectively had "fs, at -t• in tittle own Arline.. he had on "0131.1 .met with every indulgehee from rt. TI,. . . prisoner" heintt: netted no aerfsiim. Cooke: "'Pled to stn•w sipitrniliabliiiy sf what had 4‘411.41 hiki v 1 . 4 ii li k ely.'• • rid he, t . , t Ob. mns .inters to hose put the c o in p trey I srinar on I!scir gu ar d, '6.4 ie 1.1. pttte.644l-it " ••• 1 41111'i iris withees Care ":•=0,4 ri iv.: at tres, it w.iti . :l;ted up tot i;se re- ~...~. t .. for the atttr t!trmit with loch the 0.140 Illri :Owl Hot, P .boil to anise circlet (the th t fn Ow :fury ." iien ,ke it rnl tryl comities' I , o d ot twee' hoar; &lit • dui.% they bra gis lott Ater. MENKE .VW .( fle ßrtt. MAII , Nine of those were sliprehe to Vere-oti loxes eleoo c !,ertt Ira !cis. pzowl, ytl c .eispiesoy COelfili 91:e4• ." Then in, tudivieloolly Wallow air c ock, oho ha par to Like the rtroln zAnce e t Wore n J ors doubt. the 1• me of th•iir e. of cavil:too. Mr. PooLte 41 A degree • dit on his fro • statereent, he Si),► espreonon r. "lbe detail ..f, hr left to t %Allyn Nichol Ore 6ist want a it ielice of or I Clerk of th Pit to the 11'Iii reet,Clare Marl the porittair o wn per.oos wit , : on tit it tier 'e. sir, rertted hi. .unda the 1 , 1 ,c odor, ihr S'm onrj srlootiaor +!le torittelp .1 u.:11 tint .ta's 1.,(11,tr I. I , i ' , ie elmielty en 11 !prof as wow n4rultiotol I 'WS WWI la , 44gcre. re • abt th- s. They seen, awl th w:re takri I ~ .lector I.f lip• hrroi2:l Ti, evidence si Tne Pqrsotiera r aseauns; the at "rIT guilt Itl • it, lionatl Tsuot tr , trole, deposed bequi-itc- d. In order to DLit 11. e Illite•11111011111t11 , to u ec , derce +r. Catitnio;e taxer in.tue the 4, 1 001 r 7 r. ' ' A last their not se The evidence 1.: GIURIBY, ► 'd. olnerred, wi , s sure he tem NI tr.!, tnil 111. In 4 h,.i the broom • or toy ether, intrusi • ' h.4re:l in the . of th e Dcfri“l: < ed h, h i lot .w . 4l* of bin pull of s'i .41i...w i t,. IS that d o t, is .1 any 1.141 int he would 11; *enured in II: to ' red replanati • ehlri , late it ht ha , too it4.l ure a er e roe Jal Pitied of *i bra clear, ro w , grim e d o to the 1 O 'U. O /1414C01 wh- !lc• *a that the I 411 sewed 1., I. tresow.sio t e DI Mllerte l A' r 4. hot toil., ,t • "e• If the i . 4 o r., in • .1 Tiw Pri•onero 't • t- "inied to Owl "I 411,eA 1 5 : h 4 . ‘ 41 " • p.. toirlosir on t :h net .114151'i e :Jo,•1 OLD 134ILEV. : ,:. repf4n of Irmiter., mine hein4 a 6.0 e of c 111 for prr.oot of flint dr.crip•ton." Tor other l'ri.••n••rs told tlitTcr,”it s•o , ies to sacs eosiiit for their lir in..; present in toe liu.e, au•l s.one of them denied all kiiinvlckre of the ri T71el..11710;151.1N, prior to siv tuning ii : b the '•ci dence, Ali.erveil, that it *asinine , essa.S• L.. r s•ei• •,t -un the cirenmsrances of the case. As ro 14- &tinier! in evidence, lie was sure the Jury niti.t !.e ivitistied. The only question was, as to the culp '- Witty of rooke, the land!ord. No improper act, except ona, was alle ge d to have been dhor by I ••• • Hut if lit knew that These persons tn•t - in fur such ilijholical porpo•ea, if he •law thee, ?..: .g up and &Iwo stai►s, on the most deti,trin , . lions, and winked atirondmermitted such c m tu:•r, then MU he, above all, • 4 .cenninel of the blickest dye.—[l-le here recapitulated the evidence with the utmost fidelity.] The Jury, after a few minutes' cons;demtinn, re turned a verdict of Guilty against all the Prisoners, Mr. POOLRT observed to the Chaim! in, that Prisoner Amos, alias Sally Fox, had been convicted twice before for grinds'. practices. After a consultation of some length with hi, bro ther Magistrates, finerrera or whom were on the Bench, the CHAIRMAN proceeded to puss sentence oil the prisoners. Amos. in consideration of his former offence., was sentenced to three years' imurisonment, amid within the first three months of that period to stand for one hour in the pillory in the Hayinai k• t. The Prisoner exclaimed, " You nig) its well take sway my life, as put me in the pillory." Cooke, Alt, Thompson, Francis. and Doan, were gentenced to two year's imprisonment each, trod to stand in the pillory fur one hour in the Haymarket. Cook observed, that he had Already suffered mach ; he had been deprived of his property, sad was in the utmost distress. Aspired'. who did not appear to have been so active as the others, was sentenced to suffer one year's imprisonment. Cooke and Antos were ordered to Nrwitste. A vast mob was collected about the hall, who mal treated the prisoners exceedingly. Cooke is a decent-looking middle-aged man; Thompson a young matt of good countenance and respectable appearance: the others, particularly Amos and Aspinall, were of cadaverous and dis gusting features. Amos shed a few tears, " but wiped them soon ttgfore sentence was passed, he appeared in afasitAiki hildsour. Stymy litYaosata. add •Tlioaras Walker , a egiselia looking lad of about 17, a soldier in the first; regiment of Guards, were tried for a similar eriinc at the San and Appleeree public-house, While Hart-yard, Catharine -street, ou the 11th just, ; George ihrorloul. a •ealidiler, and Joh,* •Crintore, a soldier, were indicted for a similar slime, al the Star and *Crown public-house in proadway. Westminster, on the 21st July. A tooniaa was the principal witness in the lost trial. and gate her evidence with the (atilt/4 sang .froift . The row P. ifoners were found Guilty.—Sentence deferred. A abaft time «Mee, a dibtrion of enemy's fl..et at Toulon came out to protest a convoy wh cat WQ4 pramedine atom shore bound to rhot port.— Our fleet were not of wiKlit. The n.-sliore dron was co nitauled by that spurned and excel lent Officer. Copt. HGNILY EILAILEWOoD ; w;io, to intimidate the enemy. of possii.le, .1; ew r,p hr. aqqadron iu battle array. The Freuch ships came fat enough out to protect the convoy. which got .safe in, but they *hewed ao disposition to contend ,with our ships, though so much inferior iu force, fearing, no doubt. from the appearance our few nhipa put ots. that they would be wiieltly rein forced by the beet. The liaryebie, Una. Captain Do DA4 sustained the fire of several of 'heirship', Merano very gelloot matmativres she wade; hut we are sorry to state that It was attended by the loss of Lieutenant Wsu.tans and seven men, and thir teen men wounded.—Lieut. W. was *hut through the heart. . Onr Falmouth letter announces the arrival of the Eliso. French cadet, at Fowey, on the 17tn ►nst. from Nlorlais, with Mr. RIDGEWAY. kit American Consul at Antwerp, charged with dispatches from ("enteral AIUMPANO, who is stated to have left Paris. and was expected to eonlipark for A in«tie4 on the 17th. The departure of Geo. A RMS mine inlaid toe considered an hostile symptom hetw-en France end Atnerics, es we do not hear of a Sitccessor iii his mission. When the Elias left blorlaix, it was said that Generals JDNOT. MACIPNALD. end SEWARD. lied incurred the diapleioaire of Hu a Arafat. noel were recalled from Spina. Lord Hot LAND and faintly are come t.. reside at Groh Fox's (tbeGoveriar's) 'loose at p, ~,,, ro m an. The MOSS. Sir Roar. LAURIE. i. paid off. A report is prevalent, that Sir JOHN SI'IIARY is about to relinquish his command in S:cily. A Court of Inquiry was held on "chursolay. at No. 19. George-street Westminster. at ten o'elack. to invest►g•ita charges preferred by Lieut.-news Kafiri and SCOTT splint Capt. D►XIE,. (YMEA• DA. of the First Royal Tower flatolrts for drunkenness on duty, end various other charges. —Charge* are also preferred against C.l t. THAD. otos O'MEARA, and Ssrgeou Teo►lAs of the same regiment, for cruelty and oppression to ▪ priest.- soldier. The Earl ofOitmodets lice componaded with Go verototlit hi. hereditary office of the Beekrege of vetoes in Ireland, suppo.ed to pr•aluce 14,0001. per for the sum ef iOO,OOO l . ; the interest of which is to be mewed iu perpetuity to the emcees owl of that dollen% title. _ Mosiday lost two celebrated boxers were to have you/dailiesl the inhabitants of Hales Owen and its neighboirhriad. with specimens of the tistic a:tenet ; hat wltrii pin to the test, their courage oirstd out attire'. ifigert reds."—ln order. how. ever, that the gone lolk.t might not be disappointed. man of the mime of islets finis ebolleaged an other mast who war very averse thereto, and iissist 'ed p i ton his 11 4 0)429g : iu the second round, Owe perched an unfortunate blow on his left side, which to ought hue to the Kronsid. 'mid killed him on the ,poi. A Coroner'. Toque.* was held on the body. ant loougla in their v-iilict--.lleasissfilluer. The 1,r0t1.. r of Got s, who was ill at King.aiuforti, e , r-tintstauee mtutiotied to bun too ah:Ji.tiv. died ia the tour of a II:sort period after, 0,,,j mg.) were both ;:iterrerl in tile saute grave. 11.1tTI.F. (;o PhLICIC So* ititet. o. .S.hiirity morning inform to was received it the above Wit Lodz.. ode kr private L9itery; and at the irttne tin , ' "p:. diiitt wa• tattle try the person gialloe the informs ti e. t .r aksimance to sappi.r.s the same, and gr. Read de ... d Itnett to •Ittend. . aftlrimrt;,Fi'd'i •/a Rnbievny, Miry Robimann, .Ifary it . G7 , 6ek Thy , at s'ammer, and C.orrem, wrre beengist io Office by Jame. Lake, by Win wish being Rogan and Varibondb under ilu Little Gu Aet. Crt.t.ts,_ in the absence of 11r. Mom'. Elul. was Itrar.l at ettusiderable length fur the Prisoners; and coo. teo,t. I that no case was wok out against them, there being 110 pa tior that whatever had taken plice was to depend ann., private lottery ,• as far us any thing that appeared, IL CD.Tili depend upon the cussing State Lottery, or a lot tery to he drawn iu a foreign country. Mr. RCA D discharged as the Prisoners, except William nnhiason, Mary Rubinson his wife, sod Mary Allele The leo 11 , 11 HT he couenied under the aid Ciro. 3. chap. It') toe taking and dialing in illegal insuraores, and a d. imil K ed them as rogues and vagabonds under the 17th of Geo. the :/d, and roatinitted them as such to the HOILIC of Corr. et i , till the next Madill. sex Quarter Sessions. y ttobmam entreated very much not to be scat to pri • •en.: she hail Mar small children one of them was at her (lamina* wad Juhenmes Ilam;lfni were changed with l'Obloilog Henry )litellitli, • denthd au Wyrh eirret wins said, that the Willi nu Hamilton, had beta is the habit 4.f comiuT to 14., homer to play with hie children, and that he was there oil Setneday when • pocket with inetesineuts, a nutmeg grater, a tin Ins and seals, were 111.611e4, together with s pair of •ciesars, a shawl, sad a hasdkarchief. %Valletta Homo'. ooe of the petrol; said he appreheaded Willie's Ilawilltun. sad Wand spun him a pocket-book, • nutmeg grater, tin box end seals, the property of the Pen etrator. He also epprelseaded the Prisomer,Jobsints Hamil ton, will. a pair otorissers, sad other articles, the property of the Prosecutor. The Primary* were discharged at t►e request of the Pre greater, the father eadertaklug to take better care of Ike buy to future. Saturday produced several arrivals from the Spanish Peninaula. Among them was that of the Zentottia hirig„ which left Cadiz on the Ist instant, with dispatcher frosts Sir R. KgArs, coutaiiiing an ace tor Georrol Lane's Expejition to Moguer, the aulostance of which is given in the Gazette of Soturshy.—Though whet was previously under stood to he its main object, the capture of the corpa under the Duke of Mumma°. has not hero 'twilled, this petty operation has, upon the whole, been productive of advantage. The letters from Celts state, that the French had completed antral mortar batteries on the op posite side of the harbour and it was suppose.] that they would try the effect of a bombardment in the course of ■ few days. Advice' have been receirod by Ministers. of the 5,1 i instant, from Oporto; soul of the li•h, from Commis. The intelligence fro a the Ei ti•h Army by the lather conveyance is said to reach to tilt 6h. Up to that date, nothing had occurred exrept orcusional skirmishes with the rise my'. out-posts. The C.iiisb brad-quatiers still continued at Celorieo, The inhabitams of the northern provinces of Port ugsl, and of t:allicia and the Asturias, a ere every where enrolling themselves for th.• purpose of training ; bust the want of arms was mach felt. All Expedition was preparing at Commie to proceed against Santana and St. An deco. On Thursday • tneetiog of the Lords of the Con teal was held at the Council Office, White. hall, which was attended bt the Earl of Livia- POOL. Mr. RYDER, Mr. YORK E. and others, when the three sailors tolongiog to the Camberioad East Indianan, who Were in eiroody on sits:Acton of hawing mardem I a Clllll/03 its, were brou4lit from rodull.fields liri Jewell. mod noderwent soother examination hefar their Lordships; when the erideice not .inlEeiritt to *god them to trial, -they were 'hAe.fillr.C . d. N•IrAL ArrOl‘Ti Sotheby, to be Consmauiler-os•Chief at 11,0. N. Rear-Admits! Stopford, to be Commander-is-Chi st the Cape of Good Nape; Capt. James anbananit, to the Seipion, the Avg-ship it( Molina Stopforil ; Lord Gen. Swart, to the Horatio, Capt. Wool tombs., to the Aintsble (fur the ; Lieut. James Slack Is promoted to the rata of a Comm:mailer, and appointed to the Port d'Eapsitae •. Lista. Sir Charles T. Jose, Flax• Lteuteuaist to Admiral Whitshoil), to Ith a Commamter ; Lieut. J. Doaaldsoo, to the Alfred, Let J. Moriarty, Ru? al Oak; Mr. D. Brace, Purser, to the Musette; Mfr. J. W. Smith, Parser, to the Sapphire. A Gentral Court-Martial assembled at Radar Barracks, on Monday last, Colonel Wont), of the Thildle,ex Regiment, ('reorient; Major Ptitt.t.irr, Northampton Regiment, Judge Ailvecue.—C.ipt. nf the .2.1 West York, was brought to trial by Lieut..o Tomtit, of that Regiment, on three several charges:—the two first for neglect of duty, iv. an I the third for using very strong and wreosivo langoage to I,ieot.-Cal. TORRS. hts Cons. mantling The proceeding* wei• closed ye:- terday. said ass tat Ili!. NIAJLiTY', OrprOblltloo. Cillt. 11 , 1rPF.11 wag assisted by Mr. Gast I.EC and Mr. MISaING, anti Mr. CRUICKSHANK, Solicitor. The Prosecutor hail no Counsel, but was assisted by 51r. liarrsiata, Solicitor. Detachrneots of several regiments are arrived at Portsmouili, to einhark for Portugal. The Owen Glendower, Capt. Sew/, on her arri val from Plymouth, will be appointed 'envoy for the Mediterranean. A detachment of the Bth R. V. Battalion. at Fort Cumberland. is to hold itself iu nuniediate readiness to embark for Heligoland. The London and Tower Hamlets Regiments. it is said, are to be assiioilated to the other Militia Regiments. and rendered subject to the same ex tent of duty. On the 31st ult. the foundation stone of a build. ing 1.4 a 'opal station was laid on Holyhead Moun tain. by Sir J. T. STASI LEY,. Bsrt. The utility of this undertaking is to take the names of the Li verpool ships, by numerical signs, as they pass the Head. and to coininuisicate the intel:igence by post. Tue Solerozo Gaon . !—That delusion is now completely rap oed, and the credulous in:hewers laughed st.—N. It.. Those who want their spirits raised without delusion. and to laugh in.tesd of bring laughed iv, are advised to apply to CAMTEk. •, Chrriog-erois. whose Niltnterte4l Book tells folks their fortunes with perfect cer.saity. At Mr. l'Excis's sale st Saellistd, a 11r4•1 candle stick sold for 6L the old tan-arm elm chair. used fur so messy years by Mr. Pes,uu in the intr, for 5 guinea.; iral the set of silver cas•er., so sell Ithtf ailuaired, brought. the sorpti si..g turn of Sal. In Et.if VD. DUBLIN, V pt. 17 • The NI id•umovr Z,;nort: , r Se.imoos tirood the city of Uabh.t h“ve pawed the foiloteteg ittbu. 11(1911 " Resolved, That noiliinp can make this tootstry primprm, ous, and the people oil ninths happy, bat au holiest rem: dent Parliament, that ran ioquire into and relieve it wants; and we call upon oar perm of f.tilitild R. ptesentativin, the Right Hun. Finney Unutats, and Robert Shaw, East to to oil. onitriad in their • lidravoUill lu have Its Legustainie matured' to tlus ill fated country." A Deputation from the Grand Jury having wait ed eu Mr. Grattan and Mr. Shaw, the itepTerrin . lives for the city of Du!dia. with the Addie.s thaw Gentlemen returned the following auawe-r "fleptenther 6, 1610. GenTIMISII-1 meet be ever Interested whit st. fertility fellow•ciiiiess. Witbont going minutely into diS canoes of their complaints, 1 beg to minoirr them, stilt 1: was en evenly to the eatingenslinent of the Ineln Perth'.. inane, anal seat be a friend to its rest.vntiutt. "1 have the tumour Why, " Your meat Altbfal hum'ile frr►at i t, "HINNY GRATI4I:II." Blerrisomplare, Sept SS, tele. " Garriattra—.ll had the bonnet utreceiving the Rim.' lades of the 1 13i.u.rter Spews Qin/1i Jury fir the of the City of Dublin. 1 shall have such gratitir.i.us obeying the wilts of my Cuastitsents usa she se it et; have the homer to be, Gaudiness, your must uhati.mit sod obliged bumble Serraal a " KOBEAT *HAW." AGGREGATE MZETING. REPEAL OF THE UNION. p. Dusum 18, 1810. . . • At an early hour this day the hay d rbiage, suit a numerous essembla,e o I',e most reapectable Free m e n and F re . ,s a .h- . of Politic!, sod at halfapast freely • o'cluek *or JAMES RI DO t I.L took the Chair. At Ins entranct lie was greened with the moat enthnsiastie Ftaudite; which contsnue tor near a quarter of on tour bed fore the business of the day could he comtneurad. Such was the enthustu-tie 'gratitude *inch 000Ttlit every heart at the moment. in adrairatioa f did virtues of our incorruptible Sheriff. that Ire. rib obliged to supplicate them by - *testa a (for adftli could not be heard) to suffer the fervour of tGear feelings to subside. The pressure or the crowd b-rente so gniat, *4 the struggle toga n••er the Chair b , ease oo reologf o that Sir J *SINS itIDDA LL found it nears—iry on them in the h•I:owonK !lOC*. retitiesv ortl•r—tf you ref peat esbly orde,ly, you *ill ionflund your elitinirig,ei,a nitiontoto iy tii•rnpn over them by ..trying y point ; but it yon act nisotile 'T. I e &lowed I= your oosit (cton:ins an I toe exert iouv of your frit in behalf of dais distiesved and seheleal vinosity, inn.t unsaeresiiful, and yore •ddubilably lows the übi+•et which yun have in vien." appeal had On tOlllOltll4llOJ4 effectristlM Ida molt imiu:,lisrisly i.a-ed. Sir Ja .e. i!.ro am-UM ed %V. Coo .ay, Esq. Secretary to the air. I tiff, who read the itegiii-itml of tint Quarter *satires Grand J.ery. a. 4 also the liNlitlisitiOn of the stein. ctgal Fp-sires and F e bri.lers of the city of Dab& la. (a% it aopeared 111 the former 'mothers of /he Drib/in It:vexing Min.—Here Cat reo:olltifiast the patriotic coo Inc of the it - utopias Sheriff, whem eoutrasted with the masi.e and pitiful earsiliset of his colleague, excited fresh bums istripphume ; bet at length the Sheriff hart lc, after Tepee:ad et. tempts to restore silence, olitaileil • hearin g .anith that candour which has always chars. twined * conduit, whinnied them again. " Ceratlcemes o it is confidently stud by your enemies dret this sweetie. lies been orgenired by, a fac•ion, fr- lee detera mined to vindicate the purity of your motives, sad to chew them that I shall not act with past shift I) am determined to hear every man and I nom oils that every man who dissents (iota Inc may expect a patient bearing." Mr. lEn x —.Sir, I feel myself called err to ease forward this day, to ntave a Pet'tion to tie King. and another to Poe hanieut, for a Repeal of me /et of (' won. in censegusnce of the part stitch 1 toot in the ..iscuscon of the question its October lams. I find it necessary to lay claim to your attention terms a sense of the inadequacy at my ab lilies to do jxsos lice to so ituotortunt a enure, and 1 ho.ic to expos riroce your rionloor this dap, liecini..e I kuuw that an appeal is wirer maths in vain to tom hearts of Irishmro.—This Mseiiiig boa not been eonveaed for the purpose imputed to us, of severing this country from England, but to chew to the world that we love British connexion, and our good King ; for if. Sir, we wished to sever this (smutty from &igloos', we would never have called the Meeting, but suffered Ireland to have continued in dissatisfaction and misery, until the resent. meta for her wrongs would ineritaNly lead to a dis• union.—lf we wished for cominution, we mould suffer discontent to continue its progress ; bat OW views are honest—we wish alone to preserve the British connexion. Yon all know what promises were held out ut the lime of the Orion—great train.. Sal was promised—Dublin was to be a free port—. Cork a naval port—the educationof the poor of the country was to be attended to—and the claims of the Roman Catholics fur emancipaiion »me ,to be taken expeditiously into that consideration 'Aida toold not he safely given to it in a native Paella went. Has any one of these promi-es bee'. ful II 1 ? Has British capital visit ' here ? 1. juiotiii a fse port ? It Cork a naval part? Or hie education of the poor of the land reccive,i tort attention which it deserved ? I 1.. K lll Catholics he. e petitioned for ormanci,ottion, hove t!:eir claims been grantee: ? We h sit the 111111 project of uniting to France, or ofd straying ilri.isii cow eta inii: we 01111 /Itll l l to be lelolol . ll 10 • ,s 1 we w. re in the year 1781: we do not wish tr. slfrta Ireland to liouattatte, hot wi-1, to ..1 4 . 0 r: tu...t tir.e.ty the throne:of I iv is far ud i.esidence, but wits also t.. rupp:ot Cie thimie of E %gland. lutist soy again, that I should inn iciw have the honour of iiddr•-oiti ;: . you, i! I had not torn posher, forward od aro ono, o 1 roc Prior- r If 'rt. its the Cow. moo COOIII'II 01 the Cu. ; snot l shalt c..nclode by ... r i ng. let us • „.. s , t! , „„ .•1 shit. the King, rod only web: She CO••Th11 , 1111 , 11 of 57A;. without which there ran lit- no ha iiim,ess for Ireland.-- I inner you, Sir, that a Couruntiee of nine Gen. Ise ap;rointroi to prepare a P -tition to flip Ki,g, and soother to t'ce llou-e of Commons. fa. . a Repeal of the Act of Union. r“:. I '~r~