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THE 7VRP. • -air. 11111WCASTLIMPIMULLYM IA • lIPINOMI, AVOW" L. A Maiden Male 6f Oro. Twier nuied C...rer wad 'dielsoree. Hems. Sir T. M. Maebree e The Greed Dal. Sir J. G. Egerteser a. e. Ginsburg. Mr. P. Rangier b. R. Pram* I Mt Mr. Tousg's b. e. by Lasers 3 dr ID 1 oa the wiener—wee eery. EDSmoalf. The Witsahrei Pone of 00‘...—Thrst MON rassd she Curse. Heats. Sir W. W. Wyss', eh h. liaboddis 1 1 Sir J. G. Egerion's eh. h. TrAlms • Loral AWIPOiI . II b. e. Ayksbary . • 3 3 Sir T. Mosiya'a h. m. Finance . Sir T. M. Mashry's h. s. flielfendra .. a. dr ' and 3 to 1 as the wisier•••• rood ricand rarer asd afforded much spurs. A Sweepstakes aka. each, pith 30es. added...:Tarist resod the Comm nod a disiaore. Mr. Kinnersley'a hr. r. by Itilliamson ..... 1 Sir. J. G. Egerton's h. e. Asthury..... • • Four were drawn —A good ram. Inutt•Day. A Handing Stakes of Ines. each. •ilb 300. 14141,1 by the Innkeeper , ' and 20gs. by the M. 11111.1,4 a the Durowes, Twice runiid the Course and a dishume.—Heals. Mr. Roberts s br, r. Sir /tarry Sir T Asaaley's eh. e. th. Grand Dube 1 dr Mr Chapman 's h. e. Langton ..... 3 dr The Sobeerirloo Cup, by henry isof ibornimh bred. belying. toe to ihr arnilemesi of the N•iresatle OKA PUMr, l i r"P of Siaffirrol•him Yeomanry Cavalry.--Omie fOlllllll the Colin.— Nevis. Mr. ROrtfill b. h. Sir Verre t 1 1 . Mr. S. flariline. be. h. Driver 2 2 (*opt. Kionersir)'v b. h. Tone MostNemo.. • • Mr. Colt's dB. Everloviing .. 3 4 r *el. IRELAND. DUSLIK. AVM'S? 7. O'Net I will conclude het engagement this night. F.rivis height Star will set We night. Bs. 1104110 Shall shine's 'Northern Light, And Scotia hail her rays. Thn. Ireland still retains her fame. To groins her sitperinr claim, In triCeill's splendid blaze. The Arelihi.linp of Cashel. Bishops of Ell)lain, Down, and IVaterford, will sit in the next Session of Parliament. At the Assizes of Ennis, 450/. were awarded to Francis Brew, Eli. of Cluukerry, count• Clare, as salvage for expenses incurred in protecting the property oat hoard the *gip Union, of Limerick, %Inch was wrecked at f A hasherilii, on the Ilils January last. The 11agi..t►*trr formerly adjudged ilia from which the underwriters appealed to . the Assizes, Luke White, jun. Esq. is a Candidate fur the County of Longford. Major• General o*Loglitin, accompanied by liis Staff, ,Major Assi•taut Adjutant-Ge neral. and the Hun. Cat.tatti Stanhope, Aide-tle. Camp. left Limerick on Wednesday last, to assume the command tit Athlone. The c omm an d o f th a t garritom has devolved oil Lieut.-Culuuel Pearson, 23.1 Fosiireng. Arrived at Belfast yesterday morning, the Rob ten stenos packet, f►om Glasgow, with upwards of forty cabin passengers uti board, and sailed again a few hours after, with 'leanly the same comple ment, amongst *bum were Aldermen Cash. James, and Ludy. F:RNISKILLEtt. AUGUST 5. On 3londay last, as Mr. Andress Irvine, a re. spectehle inhabitant of the neighbourhood of Brook borough, was ►.turuiug from the fair of Nlonaglpsii, accompanied by his .11n, ac►uss the mountain, du r. log u violent thunder ►term, he and the horse usi which hr rode were strtk-k (feud by lightning. Young Mr. Irvine had been a few yards in ad. ranee of his father, and felt a shock from a vivid flush, which affrighted his horse and canoed him to leap routal, when , to his animmtictit, 1w observed Ins father and ''orse lying prostfute be fore him without any visible marks of injury. The !poor young man's di • may lie ea►ily imagined, mourning over his deceased parent, distant from any human Imbibition, and at length obliged to ride oaf fur assistance to have the corpse removed. 4 : ted ; none of the witnesses hariogissksible to hien, tify high, be was discharged; but curiosity to hist the triode of other primmers detained bins in. the Court-house, where he was soon after recognised by a worisn'who hid hero. robbed, and examine. films having been sworn before the Jodge (Baron George), the High Sheriff (Mr. Synge) sent a party in pursuit of him, who soon apprehended him, and as his Lordship had discharged the Petit Juries, bills were sent uri and found, and he was ordered for trial at this is.izes. Michael Karemagh was tried foe the robbery of John Keogh, near liackeistowso, in the county of Wicklow, in the month of March last. This man WOO our of a nwinerous ging who, by the exertions of Mr. Dennis, a Magistrate of this connty, and come gentlemen of the neighbourhood. bare been all either banished or apprehended. The principal evidence spinet this man were too improvers; nue or them Jame* Fens, who was trammitsed for that purpose from Carlow gaol ; and the other Catherine Dowling. Kavestagh WOO found guilty, and •entenc tot to be hanged, but the Nlagistrate who had the prosecution carried on (Mr. Dennis), having. throng h Mr. Scott. the Couistiel, 'mule an application not to have the sentence carried to its full extent its corpse. quence of the Prisoner never haviwg committed any wanton clarity, hop Lord-hip was 'pleased to pro wive to recomissendlmn for mere,. Three men, of the names of P. Byrne. E. Breen, and J. Corey, were then pnt on their trial, for the • murder of Robert Itickaby, }ate a steward to Earl Firtwilham, at Mahon. It appeared that the demised was found in the month of February, 1817, in a wood, on his way home from a fair, with his throat cut, and several slabs, as from a bayonet, in his head. Itickaby, son of the deceased, swore elifit one of the Prisoners had threatened to be rr %mimed of his lather, in consequence of his having accused him and others or having been concerned in robbing the deceased's office some days previous to that. Jane ltol►iason swore, that she, in company with another girl. went into the wood to meet mime per. son; that witness, seeing deceased coming along the path, retired behind some hashes: that the tl►ree Prisoners, with whom sl►e was well acquaint. ed, followed deceased. and having caught hold of his arms and thrown him down. one of them leaped on him with his knees, while the others nutird Iris neckcloth, and one of them took out a large knife, with which hr cot the throat of the deceased ; they afterwards subbed him with some instrument like a bayonet, dragged him towards a well, and having looked on the body, weut away. This witness, on her cross-examination, acknow ledged that her conduct throughout life had not been of the most upright character. and that her only reason for having now given information against the Prisoner, after a lapse of two years, was, giber conscience made her uneasy." The other girl not appearing to corroborate her testitnony. Mr. Haigh, Agent to Lord Fitzwilliain. swore that lie did not believe, from what be hail heard of her character, that she was entitled to tee (lit ; and having given the prisoners • good cha racter, and no other material evidence being brooghtiliward against them, the JUDGE charged the Jury to be cautions how they consigned to an untimely death three tt•en, on the uncorroborated testimony of each a person. end at the same time warmly commended Mr. SCOTT, the Cmatirel for the prosecution, and also the Gentleman who, at his own expense, attempted to bring this horrid murder to light ; and it appearing that, although rec•sed of obis murder before last Assize►, and at liberty, the Prisoner■ had not absconded, The Jury acquitted them without leaving the box. At a late hour on Tuesday, all the business hay ing been finished, the Court adjourned, •od the Judges left town on Wrduerday, for Wexford. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. . P011.111310V1111, AVG..? 9. Arrived floe Alexander, Sus lieu, (sum Laudon fur the Isle of France. Sailed the Myrmidon, for Africa; and London Packet, Tracey, for &won ; the Royal George yacht, avid the fly. petits's, Catorleou, sad Hind, hare brought up at Spithead, from a cruise. PLYMOUTH. AVCV4T H. Passed up Chimes! yesterday the Garters, O'Brien, hum Calcutta and St. Hein's, with Government dispatches. She left the Saud Heads 11th March, and St. Helens 16th June. FALMOOTN, AUGUST 7. Arrived the Duke of Kent packet (2d) with a mail from Lisbon in fourteen days. Sailed the Thomas, Alum-aster, fur Malaga. The William and Ears arrived here yesterday; spoke no 20th nit. in lat. 43. SS. N. the Prime, Leopold, from Bet. fast fur St. Andrew's, out thirty-use days. itAILWICH, MMUS? 9. Arrived the Henry Fretting pocket, from CoMmvro ; and Branfoy pocket, from Helland, both with mails. rtvrarooL, *vovrr S. The Syron, Clark, *Mini front Jamaica Ist June fur Lus. glen, and •as totally lost itth Jime, on Pulse Cape, near Cape detente. crew saved ; Captain Clark eame passenger to the Bredeck, Ild'hlaster, trees Jamaica, arrived at this poet ANTRIM ASSIZES. On Tuesday. at ten o'clock, Judge Mayne en tered Ike Crown Court. Henry Ill'llhowe 1 1 1118 indicted tinder Lord Fllrn bnrouKh's Act. fora felony. in being p►e.rnt siding mid assisting, On the 15't Mardi last. at Craig its tiring u loaded gun. and wounding limes Loyd, and uu other counts fur assaulting TI as Martin ney. a constable. for an unlawful rescue of certain prisoners. and for a riot. It appeared iu evidence. that the Prisoner assisted. with one tl sand others. to ►escue from the custody of the constable a of prisoners. whom he had legal - antbor.ty to arrest—that the said constable was awi•ted by some soldiers--and that he viol the soldiers were cuosi derahly shined by the snob before the latter were provoked to lire. Colonel O'Neill came forward, and gore in ex renew character of the Prisoner, %lions lie consider ed would he the lest• mau to engage in so improper mad illegal a proceeding. '- The Learned Judge then, set great length. ex plained the law es it applied to the case, and rem 'mulcted the evidence: His LordsNis accompanied Ins charge•with some admiridile observations oil the state of the country in which such en outrege could take place. (Jules* the ordinary law of the land is to have its course, there cure be sue protection for perwm or property; in fact. in a civiltzed cuistory the law shtiuld execute itself. But Isere, no less then an officer end •2ti soldier*, with two constables. are carrying sit persons on criminal charges. before the laws, by which. if innecesst. dory would have been ecquitted, and irguiliy. should be punished, and are met in Open.day by a thousand people with arms in their hand.. who begin their work of viu lessee by demanding the prisoners. The Jury retired 'for some rime. rind returned with a verdict finding the Priesroer E;aiity of the felony. and Aerating* him on the other counts. WWII LOW ASSIZES. Ma/thew Coefd war found guilty of having cont. milted a burglary• end robbery. and recrit•d seu truce of death. to be executed on Sstorday. the 14th of August. entld was tried at the le►t Ao. asses (alisig aide rig men who were funud guilty and executed fat several robberies). but was acquit. .. ~~ CCVRSE OF EXCHANGI Asiirterdam,C.F. 11 16 1 Ditto at Sight 11 15 Rotterdam ll IP Antwerp ea-mu 12 0 Harnburgh 30 0 Altous 36 1 1 Parisaday's date 25 10 Ditto Kourdeaux do 25 40 Frankfort nu tbe i - . Mit MC 350 Madrid 361 8i11wa.........36 Bareeloua 35 Seville .. 36 Gibraltar...-... 32 Legbara 4oi PRICE OF STOI Bank Stock 433 3 per Cent. Red... 743 t 3 per Ct. Coo. 711 7511 71i 74 31 per Cent.. 81 1 1 841 4 per Cassta....9of9l 613 • 5 per Ct. N. Amu 1043 105-1044 Bauk L. Ann. 19 3.163 a YESTERDAY.. India Stuck . 444 'Ditto Bonds... II 13 pr. Lottery Tickets 191. 18.. Omition 4! 5 4 51 5. pr. C 0.... for Ace... 71! 73 71 1 7 2 11 72 aiißsErs. From tie " Labial Mermaidle Price Coned," Noe Aogoot 10, 1819. , • WE! r mix* AND SPANISH MAIN ritopecu f.or►sr.—Rrreral Urge public sides of Collie bow , h r ,,„ c h t yociperyd, whit% Isitte sow off with rp.rit, sad further adrift, of about 2s. to 3s. per cwt. han Wes rally paid. To e R o o k w. 1. Coffee Is sew 11,9* tads, Woe 11 4 swore thaw at this time last year ; p resent pried, 4s. per ee l _ lower. .• - *Jima —Wthere has bees s moderate Arms* for B p Asian aim: war lass, and priers rentals 'etelsdy; brows .lansaiess &Ivo limn wild RI fr o m outs. t o eh brown 64r. owiddliwit flis.osd fin* Itti. _ _ _ The stork of R. lifludar is ova 3.2.10 cribs wore !los s •,.. year's at this lime, present prices Ms. per cot. lower per G, se/Se average. Rues hue ettperiaseed souse defismul: but (mime is t public sale of Leeward. betas advertised, the insticei .6 tether dull at present. present .fork of Ron Is IS,BOO p„. ,seal pr , of proofs Rs. 61. per (allots. 6...(k last year core dio t , 16.4115 poorlsooos. sod price of proofs 31. pte galke. Parraoto Is rather lower. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. For C►amts► Rue there is hide or no The Tos►cco market is ■uMltered e theie has heel litre bemires@ dues. 30171/ AMIRtCAM PRODUCE. The &mewl for COTTOR in the early part of fast nets was lanaeid, bet prices mai inved steady. On Friday a eons, plait revival took plant, awl a small advent* was milord on oar last reirrrney (or Rena/Is; Swats were Moo is &masa at f a i r rims, bust holders being Arm at Ascher rum, the sales in Mimi description are Not empanel.; p er p ums aft is enamel fee export, sad the Ireisiaess Ante *mat se a.inwite of per lb.; Nearly the whole of the India C•ams to taken' osi spertelsaion. 'The *lee of the week are, duty pihl, 10.0 Perstansbetern, raidAtii, , 18,14.; fair is pawl, 1.04 • 101.1 ; Gm, SMI. ; /10 Demerara and Rerbwe, liae , 114.; 120 c amai ... o pari wildrßinp, 14;4. ; raw is swat, 1514. a 15 , 1 J.; 30 Ipiemint and DOMilltn, fair to cool, 141.1 a 1414 ;18 Rahamecrair good. 1 1 1 J. a 16!.I.; S..rat (iii 141. a 744.; fair to pawl, Sl o t a ittd.; 3,000 Rewagal (ditto), ordinary in osiddhap, eta, • 7.1.; fair 11, goad, a 8J ; 6oe, Tafel sales, 4,141 ham. The imports me, SOS Union' Matra, 013 Pee itinstiticvo, 78 WAJ India: total, Irehl bats. MEDITIERRANEAN PRODCCE. FRUIT is Ili 110 alecomod; Corraists esaostaim Molo-prioK *wow to sheorarrioy of them ()Lava OIL is very doll of safe. BALTIC, &e. PRODUCE. The renewing were the quotation, at Si. loolemirwv?.. July 16, 1919:—Y. C. Tallow, 177 rbla.; Soap, 155 4 CI, Hemp, 91 a 93 ; Irt Beistlea, 68 a 70. Exeloarge on London, 93 a 3139 a 10J.; kanstertlaw, 9: • al7-33. BRITISH STAPLR ARTICLES. Rang.* Svc ass have been dull of de mend, het IM. lir ►ly brig very limited, last w•rk's wafts have beefs stenhly repperted. MOLASSES dull of sale, sad tower. Oils, /rota the improved accounts that Init. Vivien received from the.Grevalsnd Fishery, are 'fry iLt,tbett is litilt business doing. -Seed Oils are steady. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Allover I, 1819. The Cotton, market became flat in the early part of the week,and some perellase• of Bowe& were wade at a .leclint .1 1.1. per lb. from last waels•peirea, bet the devalud rti wired an Wednesday, sad oar anarket has again recnyerrd this depression. The import is IWO, and She oaks aaronnt M 19,900 crap, roasisling at 500 Sea Islands, fd. a 3..; 3.t00 Bowed., 11;4. a 144 d.; 1,100 Orleans, lid. a 1 1144.; 150 Tenuessrea, 111 d. a Itfd.; 900 Pentanes I n d.. 100 ; 200 Bahian, 134. a 191.; 950 marosa.she, lop. a 1734 ; 00 Paris, 17d.; 169 Minas, 130. • Mid.; 399 Dentlotra*, 113.1. • 18d.; 100 00611111014 West India, 133.1.; 99 Cork's.: Mast II td• ; 9,2ol►llersts, 7d. a 1014.; 3,000 Renal+, lid. • 9d. Nearly I.oobsis have been taken for expert, and 3,500 hap ou speculation. The lorket has elated wilb• out •Iterstioa ie IkllWetill4 bat 111 an Wangler of It. per lb. in Brazils and East Podia. There has bee* a good Wortley fur brown descriptiorra ..f E. P. Smarr, which from 11w lowness of the prices have a.- tracted inure notice from the shippers, awl have berm& an &Gleamy of Fa. whilst the better %nighties, thorgh *.y :lase sold irregularly, renters restfully . ..diorite respell Asia ties. Is East India and 'writs sorts we brave hod nothing dune, except Brazil, which have bee* lakes for shipment at 38.. In the early part of the week we had an Sartorial de mand for Coffer, and there were taken for sin parent about 800 bags of noniron ordinary to good ordinary Clirrilsin sl 100 s. a 102 s. tkl. and a small lot of good Domingo at 11176 ; but the market since has Wert dull. and the oily wan area few 'also( Dutch (Air ordinary grey at 105 s. good at 11180. a 120..ard tine ordinary to low isiddlniciserska NNW fiel. a 110.. Brazil Cocos is iisyniredallee, hut at pre rent there is little in the market; and WO hers have bees Imuebt. to strive, at Cameras ftwe of rand rah', brought us latarday last 22.. Oil. aril at s pah'it sale at tempted on Monday a few Wt. only tof fair polity sold vi Sla. a 41..15.1. At a politic sale of geed white free Dental a few bap were disposed of at Wk. %I r 10s. and the mass'• der taken M for want of buyers. Some eassidershJewireela of Jamaica Bum have I.revght U.l* s 3a. M. for fmr good 8 ,and some small parcels of Leeward. have aid) at ts. a 2.. 4d. pre galltri. llyewemis .re without at teratiOn ; 100 tons of Campeachy Leeward Imre Area «di( at • wad is. o►her awls little *Wing New York Pot A. 1... have hose taken far export at Mir. is bard; and Thwticils fiw brew cowrie pi ion at 37...; kleatresd Pearl. Isave b r g t .r its. sad 110.11.14 42.. Turpessire essrtiwase is good de ward, and 184.3 d. tio Pis. 91 have bear paid for 2,000 bar rels. Conside. able hu.ines has bees dune its Bide., consist - Mg of fiir to good dry Barium Ayres. is Td. a 0.1. tier lb.; salted at 4.1. and Rio. at 03.1. for light and 7i/ for gam! weights. Tallow is very dull, sad we reduce our q.totatirta 2s. per cwt. We have experienced m good iestriey for Toirseeoa this week, sad several parcels hare beer purchased huth for *kip. meat sad ma sp. aviation; bolder,. 'vise, mare couk.li•nre. in esaiesperee of which priers are stiffer. The cantina -tom C 44e weather for harvest has causer a forth... chow its the market for grain, of fully 3.1. per beishel on Whew. and Id. to re Oats; Barley has also declined 3d. Sc 4.1. pet bushel. Postscript, 75issilop, August 10, 1911, Arr► **Clock. Covers.—Three public sale., malting together 503 sod 69d bars or Jamaica, Mitch, amid Duman's, to u b to day, and ow the whole went off very steadily at the F lit...* obtaiuml at the sales lest week. The Swum suarliet was est tu•day. riMESTO, of good quality, brought U. per lb. this .11% BIRTHS. Os the 6111 hotels., in Upper Carlogan-plare, tlw I :I.:t of Charles Grano, Eaq..4 a dattehter. ON Thursday, the Bth 111.111111. at Caente• Ilan. I shire, the Last) of K. Townley Parker, Esq. of a mlatiglarr Oa the 4th issataal. at Kiarthorp Hall, 113 Yuri:Laic, NI.. Collets Bodoni, of a daaghttr. DEATHS. Os the SHA ionised, at Wilted foliage, Su* Swam after a linarrimg illrer, Lady De Broomlma, the • ilrof Sir Jobu Auks De Barrels, Bart. HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON "MIDGE Morning 4t after 5. I Everieg 4 lIIAST 6. - LONDON : Printed sad Published so for before, No 127, Strum' ; *bete Advertisements are recriv. et, and I r. Oro 4 (=d) must be eddienml—C %NI I ‘" *6 I ° l l Prillitr•4. WHITE, No. 117. St.. , do Publisher M W1NW6 , 1111611. . He ••••Twas wm . •vip wor 111•.=" =WIN= ••••••• r. • ••••• p g I =YIN 6111. k , . . •• • • • - • • • YORKSHIRE ASSIZES. TUESDAY, AUGUST 3. Before Mr. Justice BATAAN GAS a•Speeitot Jury.' THE atma ii..patatorr: • This was an action stains* Marntadulty F'riekett. E.g. an attorney at law, at Biillialtou, tot used corrupt perjury. . . . . Mr. STAIIILII opened the indictment. and 14r.• R•int. stated the case-oa the paw of-tilhjettoshe. • 11011. . .• • After some general obseriations_on the eneeseitp of the crime of perjury, he stated that the case with • which the Defendant was charged,. arose alt of an answer to a hill in Chancery, ;preferred by Martin I .owish ; and said, it would therefore be fleeciest"- t eeter into is short detail of the ciecurnsteuees eon.' enacted with the procedure. The Defendlitit Wei oil er torney„ residing and practising .at .13rielhog ton. in.. thie county, Mad had been, for • ainwhersof yeses, solicitor to Martin Lowish. la the year 1805, Mr. Lowish had the •urn of 1.000/..t0 place &i s and 'he applied to the Defendant to procure flius'a proper aecurity.for it ; this security was found by the De fendant, and • mortgage was given upon the estate of a Mr. Mare. who was the borrower of the money. In the year 1809, the further sum of 1,0001.•oi, oii vanced Ant security of Ilw same estate.; net some rears, Mare got lido diffscolties, and the iis terest i n ..ney became very irregularly paid; and be. siig, :lithe year 1815. much insurer.. Mr. Prickett prof:eided against him—first by holdieg trim to be I. uteri his bond—bringing an act of ejectment to ob tain the possession of the estate—and taSly , by a petition to the Lord Chancellor. to foreclose the mostwege. In consequence of these vigorous mea sures, the mortgagee was thrown into prison, when the Defendsnt procured from him the execution of a deed. which vested the legal estate in himself. tht.ogli subject•to the Maros therein named, by tour ehaung the eqatty of redemption. Ile also procured Marini tovish, the mortgagee, to execute a deed, which he itifurined him was necesse ry, the better to re. cure to I the money he had advanced upon the estate. The effect of this second deed was to transfer to Invitees the right of the mortgagee in the estate, Our the purpose of laving it sold ; and the third was a conveyance of the estate to the Defendant, in w hick the mortgagor also concurred. Of the pur port of these deeds he was entirely ignorant; be executed them in perfect reliance upon the good filth or the Defendant. Mr. Lowish having re. coved some intimation phut the pinyon of these deed. was unfavourable" to his iaterest, became anxious to see them, that he might be satisfied ' , poi the subject ; for this purpose, he made divers ni•plications to the Defendant, who refused either to deliver up the deeds or suffer him to inspect them. II was in this state of thing, that a bill was presented to the High Court of Chancery. praying that the Defendant might be obliged to answer the several matters therein couteined; ausoilet others, i ', ti.e bill alleged that the auditor (Martin Lowish) had 'reason to believe that the said deeds wereinjo.' non. to his interest ; that the Defendant lad mid I.e »mild proceed to sell the estate; that the aessit.. gage had been assigned to him; and that the motley witted upon that estate was his own. It also stated, that though repeatedly celled upon, he hail altogether refused to permit either him or his attorney to inspect the said deer's, of the nature of which he was entirely ignorant. The bill concluded with praying, that Nlr. Prickett might be obliged to answer the matters contained in that bill ; that the auditor might bate leave to inspect the said deeds; and that Mr. Prickett might be restrained t,..0r entering upon the mortgaged premises. consequence of this pentiou, a commission wire issued her the Great Seal, to take the oath if the Defendant to his answer to the bill prefer. red by Martin Lowish. In the nuswer, he de. stied most of the averments contained in the bill; he *toted that the deeds had been prepared at the •ve.quest and for the better security of Martin Lowish, who was satisfied with what he had done. end who, as • Ile believed, had no desire or wish to inspect the &vibe; that he believed lie was already acquaint.. . rd soh their contents ; that the Defendant has al %%ay* been wriling to furitielt I • with every informs- I WI upon the subject ; that lie never refused him vier mission to inspect the said deeds; that he had de li select tip to . hint the mortgage and title deeds of . ; sod that, so far from asserting any claim to tie mortgage money. be had Mitred to pay off Loth the principal and the interest of the tnortgage the rotate in question. It was upon this an. ewer the assignments of perjury were founded, the se hoinice of whirls was this the answer of the Defendant. he hod stated that Martin Lowish never applied to him to inspect the deeds referred to, and that he • never refused him permirsion to inspect them. The answer of Mr. Prickett also admitted that he had refused permissuin to Mr. Dring to iii spect the deeds, because he conceived that he wish. rd to see them from improper motives. A copy of the bill filed by Mr. Lowish, and an other of the answer of Mr. Prickett, were produced end read, and the principal witness called for the jorusreution . was Mr. Daniel Porter, a draper. at Brailt,igtoti.who deposed that he waited upon Mr. Pr dawn ireverul times. along with the tote Mr. Lerviils. That in the first interview, which was on 25th of August. 1817, Mr. Lowish said, " Mr. Puckett, I have come for those writings belonging. to Mr. Mare's estate, which I should wish to have." To winch Mr. Prickett replied, that he would not give them up. neither would he *hew them. At each of the three followiug visits the Defendant tepeatFd his refusal. At the last of three visits Mr. Lowish was accompanied by Mr. t)ring, Iris a!:ortree. who 'was mud deposed, thin • Mr. Prickett positively refused either to deliver up the deeds or - to let him see them. Mr. Dying first be came Mr. Lowislis attorney in 181 G. The witness admitted that Mr. Prickett offered to pay the ino. ey due to Mr. Lowish on the mortgage, and that thetrilr isi Chancery was filed in February. 1818, whirls seas subsequent to such offer. He also ad. Muted that the• Mortgage deeds were in Low/isles inwsessiost.. • • Mr. Scantseenddressed the Jury on the part of the Defendant. He said. that the object of the but rue;hauteey. as well as the object of this pro secution. was to put the costs into the pocket of Mr. Drill ; that since the arrangement took place subsequent to Mr. Mare's bankruptcy, Mr. Lowish, or his representation.. had received 'his iatetest with the giant punctuality, sad the Defendant had offered, if he requires kit. to pay bias the principal ; be had, therefore. no mar for remplrot, aad before he chose Mr. Dries for his solicitor, le made none. Mr. Prieliett,hod -.buoys been reedy to 'uphill. eveyr Woo to Mr. Loofah, whom in. term 'hod beep Moteeiolly Krum,' by the steps which bid bees mime by Or. Priekett• After it lumina.' charge from tie Judge. the dory returned treerdici of—Net Guilty of any if the•chorge4 . .JDESTRUCTIV FIRE • AT TILE SEAT OF silt 301111•NNICTSTIll, IN • • I sossompos We sincerely regret to state the unfortunate . 04 greatly to be deplored occumnce of pad of the suognificent scot of that truly worthy' and yr . .. Venially respected • character Sir John Leicester, at' Tabley, iii Cheshire, having in the course of 'Friday night last been consumed by fire, with the *hole of the extensive offices of every description.— Au express auuouucing this lainesstable fact resclwd Liverpool on Saturday lan, near which place Sir John 'and his amiable Lady have for seine weeks re sided, in consequence of t he sea air being ptescribed for the beuefit of her Ladyship'. health. Oar Cm. respondent informs us, thus such was the destructive force of the flames, that nothing hut the eximurdi miry and unprecedented exertions of the neighbour. irib tensotry, made at the imminent risk of their lives, could hella saved the whok of the splendid mansion from falling a prey to the fury of the dr souring element. From what cause the fire origi nated is at present unknown; hut from the great and well merited popularity sf Sir John among all ranks, thereis not cress the slightest ground for sur mise that an event which is so deeply deplored by the whole neighbourhood could have arisen ;rims soy thing else than mere occident. MANUFACTURI?JG DISTRICTS. We are glad to observe that an advents, has taken place in the price of cotton wool. 'More than 40,000 bales were sold during lass week at Liver pool, chiefly to the trade. This•demand is • slawii or hope that a corresponding request For our roams lectures will soon take place.—Business is also im proving in Manchester.—(Car/isle Paper., Letters received here this week from Manchester state. that the demand for heavy cotton goodie, surd► as velveteens, corduroys, &c. had increased iu the last week. At LiverpoOl a great deal of basiurea hail been done its raw cotton.. Aleout 19.000 packages had been sold,* good deal of it on specu lation. and at an advauce.of price of from rum penny to two-pence pre.Rouacl. . These, we trust, are in dication. of improving times.—(iiiril Advertiser.) Several cambric masiefacturers have given the►r weavers an advaliee, chiefly on account of thtir sacrificing neighbours having walked the plaid:— or, in more apt terms, quitted the stage. Good 60-reed cambric) have beets sold for many weeks at 945. hot considerable Pales have been effected at 26.. this week. Low stout calicos continue in fair demand, and are easy sales at ad. Intranet, which makes an average in the last three weeks!prices of Isd. to 18d. per piece. Second and third 7-4 C licos full 18 , 1. higher within the_ last four weeks. Fustian) have fetched Id. to IV. per pound on last week's prices, sod are very bnsk sales at the ad vance. _ _ _ Various °thee ilescriptioo• of goods, calculated for the autumn trade, are a little improved, say 21 to 71 per cent. on prices obtained this second Tuesday io July. A great deal in obtai ii iii g all advance depends on stocks suitable for immediate demand.— ( Manchester (:oi-ette.) ' We understand that the weavers in our city have generally, if not entirely, reburied to the luoso. excepting a few who are traversing various parts of the country. and subsisting upon the public.— (Carlisle Journal.) We hear with great pleasure that the cotton trade has improved considerably within the last three weeks. The raw material has advanced about three halfpence a pound, and the manufactured article will sell for at least ten per cent. snore than it would have fetched a month ago. Calico weaving, which was one of the most depressed branches of the trade, has undergone • material improvement, and the ad vance to the w may he stated at 2O per cent. upon his former wages. This improveuseut in trade is said to arise from an increased continental de mand, and sint from any home 'peculations.— ( Leeds Meriury.) Last Saturday, a select meeting of merchant, and others, was held at the Court-house in this town. to take into consideration the propriety of 'kibosh.* to 120 croppers and their families, amounting in the whole to about 500 individuals, the means of emigrating to America. Th 4 meeting was held at the earnest solicitation of lite *uttering work men. After about two hours spent in deliberation, it was determined, that it would not be able •t the present time, to originate any public subscription for the proposed purpose, hut that Jr no material improvement should take !dace in trade, before the next spring, the matter should at that time be reconsidered, and if it wis then judged proper, • subscription should be set on foot, for enabling such of them as were then inclined to quit the country. to proceed to Canada, where. accord tog to the colonial regulations, each head of a family will, on locating, be allowed a grant of 100 acres of land. On the return of two of the_Gentlemeas from the meeting, they were lamentiog the difficul ties that stood in the way of affording any effectual assistance to the unemployed. when one of them proposed to 'furnish looms, geers, &c. for ten men. if the other would find then, work. This generous challenge was instantly accepted., and is promptly acted upon, and the example is in these times sort unwcorthy of ingitatiou.—(Leeds Mircnry.j A numerous meeting of frame-work knitters (principally hi the cotton branch). was held on she Forest, near this town. on Monday last, to consider what measures ought to be adopted for obtaining relief from their present sufferings, in consequence of the 'ovules' of wages, &c. when, among other Re solutions. the following wee unanimously adopted : a That this areetinx do consider. wader esistiaa circus,- minces, hat it is the dosy of the Frante.vrork Knitters of this county Is es-operate with the trade of Leicestershire, oral cease esoirlihme sill such lime se they iraa mean. such a price for Ark taboar, as will (*able thews to ossiotain dorm. wires sad families erithWt the wineries b lire . . . ;E. TIMIIIDAY. /WPM le. I Genoa 45" Venice Ital. Lir. 26 Malta 48 Naples Palermo llBd.peros. 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