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had s•en 13 her huehind, who apprehended Robin , eon two der sifter. The two Prim:mere were found galls". liannals Marsden was nabeted for stealing • %nattily of teeming app.trel. the property of James Divine. Mury Divine stated. that she was li liondretel. and had einploreit the Primmer for two years-Greet the 13th of November she was apprehended on a charge of stealing a west coat and snuff-bon from a tiol.e where she worked—on sit irehing her. fifty-Arrea duplitpites were found, and the different Pawnbrokers' shops being examined, a etriety of stockings, shirts, Sec. were discovered. which had been stoieu from her. Two Pawnbrokers, with whom the Prisoner had pledged the n rinterty, identified her person. Verdict.-Gailry of stealiog to the value of 39e. William Britton, alias Syne, .Hark Taylor, was indicted for stealing 35 g 111111,44 and a half guinea In gold, and foir foret i vi plerrs of gold coin. the property of Andrew M'lutyre, in the house of Henry flatiron. Mr. Meitland, an officer in the navy. stated. that • lie caine to town on the 17th of November. and went to lodge it the Cannon Catfee-hoose-.-afusr he had dined, he and Mr. 1111qintyre (3 friend of his) tiro : po , ed to go to the play together—the latter haste:: . • conaiderabie ram of money about him, _the att. Mee 4,.n not to take it out ; Mr. !Yhlotre. in consequence. give luau Sri goiaeas, rod .la-fo reign pieces of gold, oh ch he put in a private drawer in a small deeming-case ; in another drawer of the same isee be pat four guineas belonging to Isirseelforahe then locked the case up In his trunk. Resod Mr. Misty's went ont, and did out return all vight-erwhen he allele Kline on the f o ll o win g morning. he foetid his trunk had been broken °Pelt, and the property taken. Mr. M.lntyre cotraboreted this witutoes testi amity. Mr. Milton, the proprietor of the Cannon Cotlee-tmie, stated, that on the 17th of November the Prisoner Caine to hi. house, and ordered dinner—after diviner he informed the writer that he was going to the play. and wished to hare a hi ,! on his return. This was acceded to, and he cause back about half-part nine. The toom appropriat ed to him was next to that which was occupied by Mr. 31'Intrre. %Viten he returned he informed ' the waiter he had not staid for the after-pit ce. lie ordered sunrr, having eaten. he retired to bed aboot huff ;lest ten. The chambermaid short. ly aft.rwarils informed the Willis's, that -he be lieved the Gen' leinart (aiming Primmer) had taken Mr. M titlind's trunk Irons his room he, to elEt serpttgice went op stairs, and found the trunk bad been removed from the room : at that time the Prisonso was making a great I.ll* if breaking open the trunk. Wither. desired Into to unlock the dour, with which command. after • fewmords. be complied. Witness and a waiter entered the room, when they foetid the Prisoner lying in bed with his clothes on. and several things scattered about. Conceiving it right to bare an officer. he locked the Prisoner in. and sermror one, who arrived shortly after. and to whom be gave the Prisnner in coated,. Hee, woe takes to tne watch house...And. Onset/thing the room, the trunk well found broken open, and hid under the betiorwi chest of drawers was opened. is which eighteen guineas were discovered, and two pieees of ferriva gold coin ; ender the mattress were foetid two gui ses', wraps t$ an in 3 piece of lirovro paper. soi l is chissel. The Prisoner denied ull komaiedge of the bnsitirso, Mary Owen. the chambermaid. who .hewed the Prisoner to bia room. deimmil. that having gone into en apartment intraidiately strider that in which the Prisoner was. she heard a rtirrahltrig noisy (lyre her head ; end on going to prepare Mr. M n irl kis .,i's room. she missed his trunk. aud immediately in lot med her toaster. Pyke, • constable; spoke to the apprehension of the Prisoner. and prodared a chiasel with which She trunk appeared to have been balk. n oven. Green. an officer of Marlboro:toe-site. t, staled. that an Monday the 119th he ...fireball the Prisoner. and retina in one of his boots 17 anitiets„ and two pieees of foreign sohi.—Verdia. The Pritmner's atitt•afanre was mean and sips. lid ; but-it was stated that when he tint to the Ciffee-house he was habited like a man of the heat fastoon. Mary Carr/and was indicted and r apitally eon- Meted, for feloniously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Dean. and stealing a pair of sheets owl other oracles, his property. • • The folloo hue pi isomers were emu/credo( felony : withint lir. for stealing a lock, a drinking horn, two piece. of chnltt, and t ir..tick., the property of Aare. Thompson nod Straciaft. Mary Will seas, for warm,/ a (rather bed, a tickler, and other article p, the property of Janes Gardiner, is a halging. room Richer.' it ;do, fur Stealing tilbs. wriest of gaw, Vaal is. the property of Edward Hulloes and others. Itubert Qusillitig, for stealiog .3s. yid. in Isalfresea. Arm i7P7' PO CO WM/ I' SUICIDE. Ott Thar•day evening an el4crly women. of de etist appearance. was observed w rlking f.a some time, very disconrolately, lrackward an I forward on Bleckfui.ire-britlge; and about Moe o'clock sh► got en the btu•trade. and was in the act of throning Itrrself into eve rive►, when, by the timely aid of a who eisehtil to her aasistance, end caught hull of her clothe•. she was teacued from a watery grave. A cor.siderable crowd tram collected on the spot. who inquired the tense of her ottemptiog to commit so•rs 0 an act : and the only reason •hr aa eiqued for baring so done swag extreme 4h•tret.a. S.-veva per,•ous elute wowed to n• . , le h-r, b y s•lvtsing i.er to return home, ott'ettb4 5.) attend h-r thither ; but the none creature (1.-el:Lira ,he had iso intone or place to go to ; that her friends were soli ideal ; and that she hot not to-teri food for some isr.—She was at lesiAth reluctantly taken to the enitcbAsmse. vows% WSW OTIIItILT. Yesterday Thomas Carpenter, Clerk of the Works of Co. •intal-Garden Theatre, :Melded at the alone ttirs , e, and claimed several of th- articles wised a few days since at an old iron shop in Crow,oircet, Lung Ares. They were ac cordingly delivered to brine Samuel Brigs, of Prithmtreet, Solmarmare, plitnilrer„ likewise attended, and identified four bars of solder to lie his property, either either stolen from his house, Or by sonic of ills vuelsaten. : They were is coarse delivered op minas On "inorsdny evening, about seven o'clock, a Gentleman who resides in Store-at.cet, went ism bra yard, or garden, at the back of his house, and it being moon light, on look ing to the rout of kis house, he ',arrived something move, and at length perceived a man endeavoming to conceal him self. The Gentleinaii told him if he did not comedown and surrender himself, lie would rhnot him Notwithshroding the threat, the fellow made off across the roofs of si viral houses: the Geollernau thmi alarmed the neighbourhood, and numbers were im pursuit of him at the hicks of the lonises, and he was seen to get over the walls of several yard' ; he was at leugtn secured iu the yard of a plumber, and conveyed into the workshop; when liromplireys, of How street Office, ass sent fur. On his arrival he searched him, mid tonsil a head...pine parse, in which was a goldring, silver bottonso‘c. lionvbreys then proceeded to examine the homes, to ascertain where be had gained an entrance, 111141 discovried that be had gain-3! merese ti the area window of uniuhabtted house, which he hail left open; sail in that house be found a large bag, iu which was it black-silk go , it, and several snooks Of WOUrell . ll wearing apparel, slack, no doubt, bad been stoles from sours house he had eutermi 17 the upper windows He *as taken to the Office by Slam. phreis, and underwent so examioallon before Hr. MUD, when no per s on eittendiag to ow• the property (mind by Humidor, a, lie was committed for further examination. He said his maim was John Williams, but it is suspected to be Niglitiog4;e. INQU sr. A n 'wriest was held yesterday forenoon, by. ANTHONY etc!. at the Barley-mow ittinltc 7 house, in INlouot•strettot 1 the i.otly of Mrs. Jousts, wife of Mr..lone apothecary, in t. t .• same street. appeared in rettlenc•, that the deceased had been io a very h%.1 state of health for some time past; and Mr. Jones's datEchter, who was very much afflicted with the rheumatism, hail bees in the ha bit of taking latutioniss one of the • wants in advertently rernove.l the bottle to her mistress's chamber, whichon the coarse of the night, the nom gave to the deceased in a mistakes Instead of (he regular medicine. The Jury misused a verdict of Accidental Pea& - PIAiILiSAL The Brest battle betwixt Crib and Molyneur, the American Black, on which the whole of sport. in; attention is devoted, will take place on Wed nesday sennight, about thirty miles from London. pugiliiits have both been I weeks in training, Crib in Kent, and Molynenx in Ilertford ihirr. Crib has been reduced a stone. So great is the attention paid to the objects of thin al•proach ittie contest, that they are drily visited by patrician bands, Metynenx has received an invitation to shoot and mania in a gentleman's pork, where lie eneotiatered the gamekeeper nu Mends? low. Toe letter not being . aware of the induleuce given to Mulyniux, rtteinpted to take sway his piece, but he was saluted with a snmeraet over the pink pining. Idelyorox has much improved io traiding, and he expresses rotifulence of V.111131/1.11. jag Also sturdy • champion hes ailverssry.—lt is generally allowed that Crib never had n more uttly i:witoiser, but there is little doubt that lie will Lire the 'el-4 his this GLOUCESTIM CUUNIT ELECTION. CUC4TP.%11474, DEC. 6.. - _ The meeting of Mr. Dation** mend,, rat the King's Head at Glonersier. this day. we have been informed by a Gentleman just returned from thence. was the must numerous and respectable ever n line serf on a similar occasion. From the early part of the morning. till three. earriages Irons all quarters rapidly followed 'ash °dui ; and on constant was the succession of ar rivals, that it was with difficulty Gentlemen could get rcrtos to the lon. • The tables in the large room were arranged to areomm.Nlete 200. and were filled before two o'clock ; in consequ-nce of which all the other dining-rooms were thrown open, and not a seat remained unfilled. Tee dinner was served up soon after three. when the Chair use taken by Samuel Peach Peach, Esq. at the request and by the onw nintous wish of the company. The cloth was removing when the Gentleman who furnished es with there few partirulars left Gloucester; bat from the known hilarity of the Chairman. Ltd the great respectability of the Meeting, every thing coariality could produce was to he expects 1. Mr. Dutton, having accepted the invitation of p the Meeting. 11/_ . 1 . 11 pres ent ; and his feelings appear ed wanness from the assurance that his CAUSE was supported by so numerous and respect stale a body of Electers.--(Clarheiritara Chromic) We ttudentaod that J. EMIQUIIAft, Esq. M.P. is appointed to the lucrative situation If Deputy Kt wetter of the Admiralty Court. in the stea4 of Ro ot/yr JEN N Fog. Lately deco: :sea ; and that J.& 11'itest.te, Eau. the other It-putt Registrar. has resigned in favour of JaUts Rum, FAq. Early on SLlUdilly Ultkrftitsg, the premises of Mr. LONG, copper-plate printer. in element*.-lone, Strand. were entered, by some vilinins. They got into the premises, it is !supposed. lay climbing over a well in the yard of the next house, where it is thought they had concealed them•elsra until the lowly had izone to bed ; they theas broke open the kitchen windows. got into the knchen. and from thence procrole.l upstairs, where they forced open the imitator floor by 11041111 of api klock key; they then proceeded to the cupboard. and broke it open. whence they took silver foliate, table-cloths, and other trainable% to the summit of upwards of 3001. They afterwards went into the pantry. and took several *deer table-epees. salt-cellars, hc. and afterwards Oa Friadv isst. Tnarisss lie wee. Esq. p at the keys of the dews tote the leek's packed up chint of Loudon, aocompsnied by lii. lady and the plate. &c. left the door of 11.0 house epee, and sister. inopeeted, for the first time, that hew 17 I g et clear of erected opal-ions anal courmodindt kuild.og, the The disputes between the pitmen and their em- Wodahmase at St. Peer ' s. Thar.et, of which he was players. at Newcastle, have been accommodated to the donor to the parish. to lila amount of 1,4001. j t h e "Iterectise of both Partite: to e"ntetillestee of Tits worthy . Gentlemen and his friends were at- I which, near 200 of them were liberated from their tended ll' the D epsfy _Lim esma f , w a „,„ , an d confinement so the poi and house or correctoon, at Ili foe Meads. Durham, on Wednesday and Thursday last. Diu sreitrnira iNt`ELLIcENct• BARHAM DO%tNS (ovum, Drc. A Sweepstakes of Five Galivant' each. rree for horses beignagiog to the (Affirm's of tbeCasitetbure Garrison. Once round the course. Biat of 3, ha tv• Wright for age. Aged tut. Z...e —Rode by Gentkiu,u. (Ten Subscribers ) Mr. J Hunter's es g. Sir Rosteriel, 6 yrs old a Mr. Marlin's b, g. Sir Prier, aged Mr. Cuiten's b. g Creeper, s yrs. uht t 3 Capt. Goolboortes Is It. Telegraph, aged A Handicap Sweepstake of Five Guiueas tech.—Teo Stab- scribe's —Rude by Gentkiwi,. Mr. Banner's b. g Tuesr, mot Mr. Bittcrsby's b. M. Fan, In.t. tolb 4 V Capt. Guniburiem bg. quids Fere), lust. i o.lb 3 3 A handicap Bweepsteles of Five Guineas eseli.—.Fen Sub. ' sei Room—Ruda by Gcnikineu. _ _ Mr. Datlersby's b. in. Murgiaus, lost. sib 1 I Copt. Skyring's g. rn. Miss Hattersby, sow. slb o 3 Mr. Jarmy's gr. b. Hilly Taylor, 931. alb... Capt Goullsourn's b: b. Hibernia, lost. alb Mayor DO kson's gr R. I runsicka, Itst. ;lb 4 3 Mr. Quintiu's b Miss Trooper, A Maids Aar so Oiliness. Once round the Coarse. Capt. Hunter's ch g. PagoJa Mr. Tyndall's be w. Sir Toby n 2 Major DOLIVI, 13.1 LC Dr "' Slot oils. Captain s .vi au. Royal Artil. $ A large portion of the Gentry of this city and nei , ,zh. hourbood oft re proient, but tits beats were not prmln tire of mach sport. One of the most attractive a , r,es was an elegant cold collation, consisting of •nnpl, s wichen, sod the choicest of hulls nod witicA, given by the hospitable owner of BriJge hill Goose, to upwarils of '0 per% ins, in which, bowcar r,. the hlwrolity of the cider , l iiiment was not more c. , capicutius than the polite nth:anions by whirl, it midi accompanied. - - - - Tht prcin.ne of Laiy I:4otiboranOt vas expected, tont her Im•lyship in the marmot sent an ex. law for not attending, accompaaied lry a basket of grapes, %which circumstance gave occasion- for the following hues, ailareascd to her Ladyship 111 ft WM Belinda, you think that the grapes jolt" store Can banish rens:Tutu:ince sad thought frmw our d u r w , That curb charms u your's, which um surely diriue s . May smug be fuegot in a gloss ut . good 'Wt. But drop their false nutiuus, and let rue regeite Tour birders, to me, by nue setting yon right. Not the high liaveurd juice that from Bourtraus cloth low Nat the rich scented grapes that in Tuscany grow, ('au rret hare power to make 'Retarget 'that BILI D• ta absent, and lasstru the set. CITHOLIC COMMITTRE. DVILIN. On. 1. OW2II OTONIIOII. Big. in the Chair._ %%item ri e. M. Mr. O'Cortiatt.-.." Sir. 1 rise in pursuance of the ounce which I gayest our last meeting. fur the • purpose of stating such information as 1 have re ceived, respecting the illegal peraecutioa of ea lriah Catholic soldier of Militia. And,ir,io mi bumble judgment, we should be guilty of a dereliction of duty to our fellow-couutrytneu. if we suffered the perpetrators of tie offence, winch I am about to state. to go unpunished. I conceive we are called on, by livery social feeling, as Catholics and as Irishmen, to drag the bigoted delinquents (whatever nosy be their exalted rank in life) not only before an enlight flied public, but before a Court of criminal juris diction. The facts, as reported to me, are shortly these :—A Roman Catholic private soldier, belong ing to a certain wainscot of militia, fur no other otboore than for attending at Chapel, to discharge those religions flaws, whieli lie, iu common with all mankind, owed to his God, BET:N sea. 'FENCED To Or TRANSPORTED Fda I Ira ! ! has setnally, like a common convict, proceeded so far Oil hi, visas ge into exile as the isle of Wight. Sir. there are two courses left for us to adopt iu this Case.... Ilse lost is to bring the fact, is whatever shape be thought 4visable, before doe House of Commons. The second, to have the bossiness investigated in a Court of Ll*, and disrused of by the verdict of a Jury. nut the law as it now exist+ is sufficiently strong to punish the persons goodly of the crime, there can lie no doubt. I shall therefore move, 1 * Thut our Secretary, Mr. E. (ley, do oven a sub scription, far the purpose of defraying the expense of having the matter fully investigated; and that a Sub-Committee (consisting of five) be appoint ed to inquire into the truth oldie fact, and to re port to the General Committee." Mr. Ilcsact seconded the motion. Mr. COYMIL stated reseal grievance of Catho lic soldiers, serving in the Militia. which he thought called loudly fur redress. He . paiticularly allud ed to the Roscommon and Fermanagh Regiments. In the Riccommott he uuderstood a Catholic was held incompetent to be appointed to the reuk even of a Non-cum stoned Officer. He said he had also been informed that the Colonel of the Fermanagh Militia would not suffer an Officer to be appointed to his regiment, who had not pre viously proved his loyalty. by taking the Orange man's oath. And that the Catholic pirates of that regiment were refused the liberty of exercising their religious duties. He appealed to Counsellor Ker. ono. as • Fermanagh Gentleman. as well for the truth of these facts, r • for the conduct of tile Orange Jury. ',hood the last Arises of Etinieltil len. sequitted one of their precious members. not. withstanding it was in proof by the Prisoner's Ilan coufession. that he bad robbed the Chapel of En niskillen of the Priest's vestments, and bad ern. twitted many other sacrilegious acts. Mr. K ff gig A mio" Sir, I am not competent to sly (because I am ignerast of the fact) whether the private s oldiers or the Fermanagh regiment. pre reining tie Catholic religion. are prevented by the Earl of Enniskillen from exercising their religicos duties—l should hope the feet is utheraiv-. With respect to the eircunsatance of the srandalous out rage cemmittel in the Chapel of Etinl.ki!len, the trial had been published in all the newspapers of this city; and to such pervotis sis had Trail the re port, it is unnecessary for me to state Inure thaw this feet—namely, that at the trial there as , sufficient evidence produced on the part of the Crown to convict the Tray.'rstr. end that the verd• of acquittal was therefore not only contrary to eri. denre, but to the charge of Mr. Justice Flet^he►, the learned Judge who presided. It was not singu lac in that country. that the Jiffy who tried do prisoner c►►nsisted of Protestants; there being lint two i►►stences (its I am informed) since the Revolts. tion. of Catholics *er►ing as Jurors, at the Assize' of Eun►skill•n. . _ Mr. iionnrtl's motion was carried on inimon sly •-- . . . _ . CO. lf.'N. -4E211.1.:(AC:1414.1:128.1:GirEik,..1Dittitc...6.....4.„ .... , sreitrnira INTBALicBNct . BARHAM DOWNS counsE, Dec. I. - CI RILENT I'RICE OF sae At N. A Sweepstakes of Five Gaioess earh. Wheat •.• .... 54$ 704 .841 Bzans (Old) ...• ;.ta ila. , roe horses belonging to the- (terms of the Caritetbilre Fine di.. vision. Anse round 11w course. Best of 3,, tows. 11:0„. ight for age. Aged i Ist. Z...e -Rode Iny Oeutkiu,u. Barley ' ... 35.. 44t 1 Polaoil ditto .. ... ',,,... is Subscribers ) . MAt 7.16. 7211 I rotator ditto ....• Hunter's e.g. Sir Roderick, 6 yes old 1 '. White Peas t • ........ . - lartin's b. g. Sir Peter, aged.... •s -.. lose Fluor . • ......, •• - SIV ,Often'. b. g Creeper, 5 yes. old 3 " Grey Pews 465. 52S Seeoluls Gutilboorn's Is li. Telegraph, aged itdteap Sweepstake of l'ivc Guiueaa ends-Tea Sub. . • UIRRIDGE of 1 sent/era -Rude lay Gemleinrii. Coss-Inspector's Reims, l'Dattontiv. De- I Planner's h. g_ Tower, Hot 9/1/1 I itterabra b. M. E.lO, 111.1. 10lb S 2 Bark'', per quarter....... 354. --d. to Cis. -.41, KI! Gunllturies bg. Hugh Percy, toot. lett. 3 3 (his vie. --A. to vos .-d. ndicap Sweepstakes of Five Grieco, eselc-orea Sub. It. lona ' act ilwrx-Rode by (lenttenteu. New Ditto lattersby's b. in. alursiaua, lost. alb • I 1 Ohl Ditto ....,.. ...se ....d to __, __,l. -tic I Skyring's g. m. %lies Battersby, met. 41b ..t 3 Peas .6.. -d. to 56.. -4. if! army's gr. h. Wily Taylor, yst. alb... - --- Goollsourn's b: b. Hiberaia, lust. alb r Die kom's gr g. I notables, I tat. ;lb 4 „-, St. Janne% Market as j 4 Town Tallow 70. ~,, Ili luintiu's b. ni. Miss Trooper, ' Whits chapel Mattel 44; 0114 Yellowttae rti:ll7.l. th,';4,5 0.1 --' • 611 I Match fur so G (linens. Once round the Coarse. per at. or alb. ---aa Scar ditto .... o:•, n'. Hunter's eh g. Pagoda • I 1 las I ijd 3L. Mpg s.a. 51, ii•ri • :"yodall's be w. Sir Toby Average.... 411 IA 'Ditto rough 35, os Major BOLES, 13.1 Lt. Drax. ?slot ~,,,.. Grays*. Captain s .vi cm, Royal Artil. ) i•s Gaud flo•ts , i, , • C large portiuu of the Gentry of this city and nei•,:h. Ys'low Sean, oGss-Vt‘ttled 965--Curl, i ni ' i., mood wire present, but (Its beats were not pro•ln- Prier n' Cite:if s, per dux 's, It s toi--Noislis, Iji fj ild if mach sport. One of the must attractive a-e••ea " is 10 elegant cold collation, consisting of .014,1, s kwl, 11 AW HIDES. a, and the choicest of finite earl wow's, given by Best tlei'en sod Stereo (pee (Irritancy ici .1 tospitable owner of Bridge hill house, to upwards of atuue) Si. au Lto As. ML Nbirket Calf its •1 e wes tits, in which, boortrr,• the lilwralita of Ilse enter- 2liddlitigs a. 6d. to it. et Faig.liorre its ..1 tot,,, ale ;rid was not wore c.•useicestus than the polite attentions Sbintriaga a a a as. Ad. to Si. sal. 'Pool [orb it widi accompanied. -___ . AO 1 prescace i•f Lady Ellenboratedli was expected, bat hen ble 'TN FIELD MARKET, Dar 7. ship in the marmot sent an ex, me for aid attending, • To stud the otlal, per awed Math. opined by a basket of crapes, which ciecumstatice gave Ree1......45. tat is &s. oil i Head of Calk, Om clay . Pil dots for the following hues, addressed to her Ladyship Mottos...4s. OA to 56. 04 1 Dames ..... , . Ili turn:- Lawb....os. 0.13, to on. .0. j Sheep Hai Belinda, you thick that the grape's jury store • Teal .Ss. tiil. to 72. -04.1 (Attics . •, i 0 banish rens:astir-once and thought yron. our door, Perk se ad. top. oil. Pigs mat such thirties as your's, which nee surely divine, . HAY-MABILET. ay some be forgot ins glass of good whir. Hay 51. is. ed. to al las ed. at drop thew false nut ions, end let roe requite Straw ..it ins. 01. to 31. an sg, t .00 rue Madams to me, by now setting yon right. Closer ..'....4.4 Ins. net to 9, gr •••1 101 -it the high flavored juice that from Botuslenox cloth Row w the rich *rented grapes that in Tuscany gruw. NIS'i•VtIATF. It:':1) LEAD C.Nli ALL MAKICATS. Mai iu goer have power to make ale forget (Py ilo. Curettes.) .mat BILIS D• la absent. and lametnu the set. pee ns• tot to OS.. 0.1. I Veal 4'. 114. to 6.. - . - -.- Mattou 44. 441. to 54. t-1 1 Pork . oil. te 71 tit. . . - ---.. C.4THO Lie C0M.111778 E. PRICE. OF HAY AND STRAW YEaTERDM. Ball ....woo-- ST.s4isev's. 1111114110114 rat, II DUILlit. DSC. 1. Hay 61.04 od. to lot ---. sot Hay, 61. es. to fl gni Owe* O'Connoa, Eiq. in the Chair. Straw, to. los. oil. to ao.Jsod. New, el. ea is a ) Clover. et. es. to tel. is 1 Ir. O'Cor sable..." Sir. 1 rise in pursuance of • it. I Strew. st. Au so :i notice which I gayest our last meeting. foe the • note of stating such information as 1 have re- COAL MARKET-Dec. 7. Cala iwas,a.telf,::rcket. Ships told . rt, r. Col 'oil, respecting the illegal peraecutioa of Ms Irish :17t belie soldier ot Militia. And,Sir, io my; bumble to g„,„i„is„d Ice Ai.. 01 .- 111 Sal --- CISCO, we should be guilty of a derelictiou of . a Cinders . 4 296. ad : yto our fellow-coutitrym if we sutftred the s Cahn 9 -4 oi feu.ll4! petmtors of tie offence, which lam about to state. - it . 0 unpunished. I conceive we are called on, by COURSE OP EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Dee. - WA rate. ry social feeling, as Catholics awl as Irishmen, to asastentani.... 31 -6a O. Urban ..... p.. 1, t SIStS !U 6.- r,. .1 the bigoted delinquents (whatever m soy be [Otto. night.. iso . 5 Oporto ......... a Remitmterdasha:...: insii ig Itillu.. RlO .1110C11V.... 7 2 If exalted rank in life) not uuly before en coheir- mire., all Malta d public, but before a Court of criminal juries Alroos . an 7 310. Dublin Lion. The fact% as reported to me, are shortly Parisi day•sdatc lo 2 Cat se :-A ltotnan Catholic private soldier, belong. Ditto to a certain tegitnent of militia, for no other R°nrdcAnin •••• on 6 Portugal Grid in • vash d StudVid.. ..... --' to paper Coin nod Barr I. S. sMo '' 'lo'e titan for attending at Chapel, to discharge Dine ...., oh.„. . p,r ez 0 .' se se reli!.,•intts flaws, whidt he, tit coturnon with c,,,ti,„ . % „.. is paper ',my, Gold il •••••tk mankiiid, owed to his God, 11.4,, BEEN 06111. ' Ditto 44 *et. 8ar5........... 4• 4 v, lICED To or TRANSPOIFFED Fda lIVa ! ! !-.-Slled Pasnlau 146 New Donblouts.. 4 t/ %hi I a/111311y, like a common convict, pouceeded so P,' - nolla-$ .... o ' 1k• 40 S.lr,r in Ron .... o on hi, p..ssage into exile as the Isle of %Vight. Sir. Gsbratwr Wial be New Louis 'tx,h) o Mt, re are two coulee/ left for us tO adopt iu this cane.... neon ~ 54 Agio on tar Basket list• t lot is to bring the fact, in whatever shape be Vestige se, . 4 per Cert. 11 f pill I ought advisable. before the House of C.ormunits. 1421401 44 a second, to have the bissiuess investigated in a ------- :141 urt of Law, and disitased of by the verdict of a MARtd.iblex, Banff, All' D DRAT" IN Jed 11. ry. That the law as it now exist+ is sufficiently .-..m...- Wiwi SIADRAS MARRIAGES. Ilia I mg to punish the persoim guilty of the crime, .re eau he uo doubt. 1 shall therefore move, taste.tCT Cli.hri:,roine:hEms,ll.7Aiihs.isitiklars'e.hes. rgeea,bi the trlllaslhCitl Filet our Secretary, Mr. E. Hay, do oven a sub. Shay teditet. ••I iption, for the purpose of defraying the expense having the swatter fully inveitiggied; and that tab-Committer (consisting of five) be appoint- to iuquire into the truth of the fact, and 10 re- id.:Auegtrhpr3tieettrul -itorrfca3ati. Mr. ft. nbaat.thAr s.t! ",tttibg.i..i. hit 1.:1 nt. r., ; iMstr... A1;1t.tt005n.yi1t...:.th....er,,,1:: • :.._.....,„ N( Ti to the General Committee." DIM, ,M 1.17,1 accoeart., Mr. Ilesest seconded the motion. of adiedau3glotrira. Mr. C0T1.14 stated several grievancm of Catho• soldiers, serving in the Militia. which he limelight FAihisasoo.eilt,iteety.maarnmes:h..orlajs.syn, nattirsy,LatadAyc.ienho'rthge:,l4Athe.dyNauendu:N.oucfut::,:,:i , ri,u:st:,.:. ln^.l.f lied loudly for redeem. He psi tieularly allud- Al Bellsr7, on the 21th 1114.„tirwill•adik Lady a< ja°111:1"1,u; i !al to the Roscommon and Fertrianagls Regiments. of the Honourable C",azWB ' b". _..1 rc. ..t. it . tithe At Wallajailbad, ou the 3W Olt. i e a.oor 9 r .lurtn the Ittecommoti he uuderstood a Catholic was T.,,,ae, of a amighter. Id incompetent to be appointed to the rauk DEATHS. .amtm en or a Non-cunt ...... ioned Officer. He said he I le Camp st Teadooons, us the 3d January, Lies! •., .. A also been informed that the Colonel of the Ghtuitool me, of the Ist battalion 9111 regiment of Name iti,ii... nanaliagli Militia would not suttee an Officer after a short but severe ingest. be appointed to his regiment, who had not pre. maly proved his loyalty. by taking the Orange- II! At Yyntruief: cl i rt:lonni oitiii:i .oerl voi, fn gri taaryitip mu. I:l7...hF:alnerir,bishadtittetat7,:l,irt.,,,.ers.. 11 an's oath. And that the Catholic privates of that l a Wired whom they hoed and erspa•cleal. He best :. j. t ..tr,:, giment were refused the liberty of exercising their 1 vessel by *leo • 'limes duties. He appealed to Counsellor Ken. ' estrettninp abwullottoto cao!oaanel H Wel liCiaeopest, of the a•. •S DI in, as a Ferusanagh Gentleman, as well for the 1 his hoer or I. Lieute.usist Lionel Hoek, of Hs fdelesty's t:.l ,t, nth of these facts, as • for the conduct of the I meat el -,Dragoons. . mote Jury. who, ot the last Aesizes of Ettniiskilg w=-- -------,.. --- - --- mi , an. ocquitte.l one of their precious ravishers, not. ' PRICE OF STOCKS TICITERDAY. *1 ithstanding it was in proof by the Prisoner's own Bank Stork •• • • •-• • • ..11441 tit infesaion that he had robbed the Chapel of ED- s per Cent Reduced thU., i 1 Itt4ti i I skilleo :if the Priest's vestment% Cain. and had co. • perna ..... , Long Alumi..i' -s7l,4l•loltst Sol lifted many other sacrilegious acts. Oionium Mr. KaaNAM-..t' Sir, 1 am not competent to sly Media Beads Isehequer Dille sccootise 1 am ignorast of the fact) whedicr the ill. Tizlisla Lottery Masts rivaie soldiers or the Fermanagh regiment. pre- 671 I I Commis fee !wing Yoe Catholic religion. are prevented by the , T. BISH, Stoeballoa Sc :ad of Enniskillen frotn exercising their religicos I 4, Combat, and 9, Cbaziag Ise uties-1 should hope the fare is uthereig-. With _ . _ ...-.--.....-• _-=------7------ Iwo raped to the circumstance of the srandalous out- BIRTHS. i age committed in the Chapel of Etinl.kollen, the , Os WeArreolay„ at Rath, Mrs. Mlle wife of Mr mei dal had been published in all the newspapers of 1 Director 0,,,, i 0f,,...it (-:'''' ee* i ' , of a • 'iis rt , et Animist, of a decaliter, sfrs. I his city; and to suck oat, it it unnetestary FPL"m(Heis ton hsatsdietelasisi eteheihrite-ii ►4 Twiiiferrotf..ral'allnAarstitnd. rcal,teirirr'oEttsatraM.T..rr, t;3rau;lcsiti'rinrr lc"' 116. ;ill' hi. rue-namely, that st the trial there was SIARRIAGE. we tifficient evidence produced on the part of the 1 On Saturday last, Philip •Os :town to convict the Tray.a'ser. awl that the V k rd-et Huy" of greet Marlow, Backe. ~ lei If acquittal was therefore not only contrary to eel- Lately, is Portugal, of a low f. vet, Jetsam Ramey a .• i lenre, but to the charge of Mr. Jostice Flet?her, Esq. Deputy Cooesaiwary•Graeral to the forms wa Knoa, Bag. of. Coeubill, t• 080 lie teamed Judge who presided. It wits not bingo. Wetlinslos. /1 14111 year of Iser sr. ar in that country, that the int", who tried the Oa tb• nth iallt• is the . o__ 4 son. 1411 ;reamer consisted of Protestants; there being lint eladritobenewdoscisteid r 44 Jta GINAWISU, MN. Oia, 'No wit instances his I am informed) since the Revnlu- __= _. Zs!. --- 7 -,----------- i . iihi ion. of CathiArce serving as Jurors. at the Assizes HIGH WATER, TIP'S DAY, AT LONDON PIR If Enniskillen. Mr. O'Connell's motion was carried on tohnou sly. Imm-_••........_1_--. _•-••r_rz..-..,_, Advertisements ore ;reelect!. Iwo Advice, have been received front Ireland, men. *tau"' l rhcce a ____,c; RH IT 14 P..., r00,,t. ri.a) mist be addrcso . r: 0 „ . I inning the (attars of two considerable houses in i5e,,,„„,.. Inn, ihrb,14,....., pryyrryt. e. i • aisa a, LON DOWN"s•-. oPmrtiatit.riLdftenirilisPol Atolls:ed. atia'thealutt Tia:cer, ./21 'ilibt. I:. Dulslon. Pairlisher. es,, 444; . „