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a Mr. Hugh %Vahan., an attorney. The y farts of Jr). comae were, that an application had been made to Mr. Edwards by a Mrs. Evans, against Mr. Wil liams, charging him with the commission of a rape, alleged to have been perpetrated seine days before (Mr. Taunton observed that the crime was alleged to have occurred ten montliabilfere.) Under these eircumstassces Mr. Edwards thought it advisable before taking any final step, to consult a brother Ma gistrate ' • and this Magistrate made affidavit, stating that the Judges of Anise having been then sitting at Welelmoul, he recommended Mr. Edward* to write to Mr. C. W. Wynn., the Member of Par liament for the county, to inform him of the facts, that lie might consult the Chief Justice whether Williams might not be bronglit to trial there im mediately, instead of being kept in prison toll the next circuit. Mr. Edwards accordingly wrote to Mr. IVysin, and of this he made affidavit. Mr. H. Williams denied the fact, but they had a copy :of the letter which the earsied Counsel read. it expteased a doubt on the part of the writer how he should proceed on account of the delay on making the information; said that the hus band seenunted for it by the absence of Wil liams from the lowa ; hoped that the Defendant might be enabled to take his trial at that time, and requested an answer by express. Mr. %Valium., it cored, did soot get the letter so soon as had been .xpected ; for his answer stated, that the ,Grand !any • bad been discharged before its Senna, but he had sheen it to the Chief . .Instice, who was opinion, that as the woman had sworn positively could not avoid taking. Williams into cualeidY ; • it would he advisable.lhir were dosses*. moor stated. that. after the emselo . Thursday. ibli (Mr. D 111011) Aimed; that be retired fe► I Sets neighbouring c•.!ler-house to take swhorient ; that Pow .thence he r-coach, attended by his agent, ight line from Weaminoter to humor of his agent. and there, arrauging papers us this cause, under an attachment fur costa, lie before Mr. Justice Bayley next • facts being stated, his Lord order Mr. Dilluo to be dis- Learned Counsel ►aid. that this was the Court. fur Mr. Dillon necessary and important occa anself under their Lordships' said. that from the nature from the respectability of the r that a more enlarged and liberal *hewn itself; he said that a pet+. Mr. Dillon we., appearing at !o d ari et e was co necessary, had aril to receive tlw protection of be hoped Vial this hasty pro em the instance of Sir Wil ;hope it might he as well to the order. vii not . lag stated the hour at which Mr. Dillun w a s arrested ; u was ordered to be amended, which haring beru done accordingly, a conditional rule was grouted against all the parties. WILLIS a. PILCSUAM. In this case aa action was brought fur couspee swimo for the trouble, attendasice, rod loos of ti m e of the Plaintiff, in atteniliog for seven day. the trial of all issue betwreu the Defendasit mid a M,,, Richard Coke, when the Plasma was subpoenaed as a witness fur Pei khuin, who promised hint cons. pensation. h appeared on the trial, that the Philo. tiff did attend as a witness, but he As not brought ally distance front his homey roll be was at no ex pense, having, while the trial was pending, dolled every day with the other witnesses ; a sum, how. ever, of Si. for the attend:it:cc of the PI: • IT, was charged in Peckliant's bill of rusts, and allowed him ; but this, uo being explained. was found i n have beau, ill point of fact, allowed for expenses. The LORD CHILI JUSTICE *odd the Jury, that there was nu ground fur surtnining the action, fur the Plaintiff had 'no legal claatll; and as to the pro mise tussle by Packham, that was 11 promise made without cousitleratirm,.and was not binding. The Joey &end • verdiCt Tur the Plaintiff, con tea►; to. die clog/esti the Learned Judge, for 9/. Mr. &dean' VAVONANI. in ►upport of the ver dict, said, it was clear Ilia Peckham had a sum of W. in his pocket, allowed him for the attendance of the Plaintiff; and he submitird. that, giving to that Net iu evidence. the Mandl!' might have sass trilled au action fur niruiry had and received for hie sae. The COURT mid, it was satisfactorily exploined that the sum wasollowedlor expresses. Mr. &siesta VOttitritt submitted, that there was use case to &emit the apphcatiuu. Mr. Justice PARK—" The case of Moore v. Adam is directly on the poiut ; it is impossible that the Plaintiff can recover s mud thl ►erdict of the Jury counot stand." Mr. &demi% VAUGHAN submitted, that in this tease there were circumetalices to take it out of the general rule. The COURT, however, utusuionously decided that the verdict could rot stood. TICKLE AND ANOTHER, ASSIGNEES OT OLIVER, V. MALLEN. This was en action brought for the recovery of u sum of i,500/. tieing the ■mount of • payment made by the Bankrupt to the Defendant shortly previous to his benktoptcy, and e further ►rim of 7001., the •mount of furnituie which came also into the hands of the Defendant. The Learned Jimmy directed the Jury to return eeperate fibilitsgs—fin.t, n to the sum of e.suo/., awl secondly. as to the sum of 7001. ; but they i feend a genera,' verdict kit the Defendant. The 'Jury said, they found the verdict without going into the consideration whether or no there was any fraudulent understanding between the Defendant, but seated solely on the fact of an agreement 'wren tin Plaintiff's, as assignees, and the laniard. . AU applicatiou was now made to set aside the verdict, and Mr. Serjeant PELL, on behalf of the Defend pet, submitted that the verdict ought to mend in point of justice, as, he trusted, it could in point of law. lu point of law the Plaintiffs could out re cover on the four first covets of the declaration, which were matey coitus; the fifth count was that the Defendant, after Oliver became • bankrupt, accounted with the Plaintiffs as amigoees, and wee found in 'freer and indebted. Oa the trial no eel deeee of as accuusit was given. The assignees stood is the situation iu which Oliver would have stood had he not been a bankrupt, and would he have been able to sustains an action against Hellen ?• What were the facts ? Oliver was indebted before .his bankruptcy, fairly indebted, in • aam of 6,3401. end oat of this be remitted a anus of 42,500/. which reduced the debt to 145401. On this balance he claimed mid received a dividend of two shilliegs andria4serce iothe pound. There was no reason for mippmeng that this sum had been. wrifsirly re *nod ; but even supposing that the 4,3001. creed isepteeseely frets his heeds, its yet, in no action of this kind, bed a right to set off one debt against the other. _ _ . (v▪ iew{ as • dividestd I Mere Lard. Maissli-1.1 h.•ld that this sum proved before the Cummissi 111 l ere must betaken w the balance d•es Leonard Ssrjeant sustained r lung and ingenious argument, a n d et•to. eluded by expressiug a ilepr, that as therecuuld be uo iinpirtatiott east on Mr. 11411 est. as his rase was ono of lesrdship, the Court would willingly coufireu the verdict, if nut COrlettl by the strictest rule• of law. The Court took time for considrrst ■uTTRRTott P. TiJaNKIL In this case, on the inotiou of Mr. lerjrsut rule wa. grouted to skew cam.* why the officer might not be directed to tax triple rusts in this cause. It was r cave iu replevin, where : . OM. der the statute of the of Elisabeth. the party is awarded treble damages, with his Costs ish, The pavilion was, whether the weeds, rich his ousts also, nitwit treble coals, like the damages, or merely the usual coots? The Learued Serjeasit said, that it had hren held that costs were to be taken the endure of, and as part of the damages. Cruse was yesterday shewu agaisivt this rule ; and. satyr heatiog the argussivit of Counael, The COURT held, that there could lie x.).1.)1114 as t.. the coustructiou of the rlalule, and IrDS ou the eases referred to. 111 the statute, treble coots errs not sisentioi.vl, mud therefore were not to he Intended. The Court saw siuseasun fir doing so. Treble damages were givers by the statute, which WWI u► itself r asifirciesit 'penalty. The iule was discharr d. --•~__ = • INSOLVis NT /Pk BTUICS' COURT. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11. David iolottnet was brought up to ha examined, but toeviou. to the cane coming ors, tlia Insolvent was 'preowned by the Court as to what he meant by the . atatenteut in his Schedule, of bee having re. ceived danedians tram -•hilt friends. The I nrolvesit answered. he &duet berm the memoirs: of the word dwmtitnes, as he was hie &choler utad•coubl not read or ante, and knew No other laagitoge than Engli.h. The. Court then asked 1t.,., of his schedule hail been read over to bout and properly explained ? Upon which the Insulvent wiswerett in the affirmative, aid that it had been moil over to him by Mr. Aaron, who stated himself to he the clerk of Mr. Seabrook. Th e I tiaolverst not being able to sob e tit: nitration, 11r. Heath, who was the insolvent's Cottowl, examined lain whether he knew that re ceiving money fr o nt 111% friends was donations from them ? Upon which the Insolvent replied, Mal he • now recollected what it teas, mid answered, it as. the cuing" allowance (die Court was in a roar of laughter et such an to .war). The CuellT reinillitivii she Insolvent, desiring l• him sit get a better interpreter than Mr. Aaron to reed over awl es t rlriti lii• (the Intolvetit's) atlitolule to him, and that lie might come up again uu Tamday Mkt. KF.I. NN. - DUBLIN. FEBRUARY 8. GF.NERAI, ELECTION. COUNTY 'EIYPNRANY.—.Tisetie will be I CONIOII of swage kind or oilier to this great comity. Our later* content se snowy prOSpeCIMICS of whet id, and what id out likely. that we shall be excused bum asking soy oliservatiotts its to prisicipled or wady bibbed just n o w. The fullowiog kit of cdoilithtts is plat low vircuistioo :—Mr. George O'Ciillaglisii„ Lord Lidetiore's brother; Mr. F. Prime, Lord Donslloi brother; Mr. (Ladalaitt) liutchiswoo, Lord DOltilUghiliberiell isepliew ; Colonel Bagwell, and Mr. Dammam It io►lated that Lord Glensll noises 1,14 interest to rhos, of Culosrel Bagwell Nod Lord Du/ally. Lord Lamlad' Iwo not yet declared I *di. It is mod Ire deter miues to restrain neutral. COUNTY WIIZPORD.-I.nril Valentia will rot stand. The candidate, are C..ic lough and Car e w, the silting Nleonherts, 0111/ Lord Ste/Aura. There is lobe uo junction between Carew and Colclough. CITY oe LoNDONDERRY.—There will, we Lusa derstasid, he a contest for the representation of this c ity, Sir George Hill wilt he oppoord by Sir Its beet Ferguson. Sir Robert is nearly allied to the family of Alexander, which once returned a Mem ber, and still 'mucous great interest in the place. COUNTY•—TIiii. twenty will lie spirit edly contested ; Alr. Malone will again oiler lam. self; Mr. Jahn Parsons will also mood tsgiiit ou the Lord Ru.ae interest, Lord Oxinauttoore nut having attaisied his full age. Mr. Berrierd. the p re s idi a Member, has taken alarm, and ahead, commented Isis canvas'. and a fourth candidate is spoken of, tont of that we are nut sufficiently informed. Mr. Metcalf has addressed the. electors of Dro.. glieda. There is no truth in the report of the death of the !tight Rev. Dr. Bennett. Bishop of .Cloynts,..- ( &email's Journal.) It is with great regret we have to atinoutce the death of Dr. Drennan, of Beirut, a gentleman well known to the public as a politician,' poet, and • patriot.—( Evening Post COURT OF RING'S BENCH, MONDAY, FOIIIIIIART 7: This temp at the sitiiwg of the Court, the Hight Flom. Chief Justice Downes took the with of alley Kisser; end immediately afterwards the most Reei Di. Curtis, Catholic Primate of Ireland, took. Not Duly the oath of allegiance to his Majesty Kling George IV. hut also the other moths, rm. to make known treasons and conspiracies.—an abjure the Pre tender—to disclaim the legality of minder wider the pretence of heresy, and all evasions, etwieocio. Lions, mid mental re.ervations, &c. &c. Toss res. apetatile Prelate, during the Peninsular war, heti' the diftritied situation of Professor in the Iritli Ciillegrotflielarnancs, and rendered very consider able vierviie to Lord Welliugsee and the British troupe. R . • • taits.4o-assitt Oka i‘roksowith-rsintosnottlfmnst. - Os Amid so elk . ad at inc o'clock the Mooing l'hUrsilly morn- in • his prowl, which sta . mg. Mi. Voile, in his note in reply, sanl th a t h. lion of the argument on ladd received Mr. Hawkes's nurdeat letter; and, felt " 0 " 0 "' 1 3' fillilrt'd fretsome observations on ie au4 Mr. IL, added; short time to a nrighls that if hr slid not apoingive Ili ititould immerlostrly some necessary refresh, apply to his attorney, who would take &he proper steps, set nut its • huzkory.cts for hritseing hint into the King's Bench. Mr. Verde, and wrist its a straight in his affidavit, stated, that the Defendant seat loot Deolfood.rosv, the hoop another note on the 3d of September, in which he whilst r"itiKell in SailLi 'falttel iiim a coward. for that none but a coward he w. , • arrested under an ' would apply to the hew. His client denied .this, soil was brought up before -.finned that he did not send him any note on the moruitig, and 011 the fat 9d of September. ship was plesaert to ord The Cuter JUSTICE-14 Does he say that be did charged. The I.eartied not on the 4th ?" clearly • cuateuspt of t Mr. Serjeant PILL said he did not. attended there on it nee The Cuter JUSTICZ—" I don't like Mr..Veale's *ion. and he felt Into.. letter. Are you satisfied, Mr. Adam, to let the ride irrut.clinu• be discharged if Mr. Hawke, pays the costs? I The Cutter JUITICI r think that sufficient ; I don't think that either of the cause, used from party is ',echoed to break the peace." parties, he slid hope that The rule was accordingly discharged, Mr. feeling would here thew, Hawker paying the costs of the application. sun circumstanced 00 Mu the hdr where his *tiros' CONDUCT OF A MAGISTRATE. every right to expect aril Mr. St•IILITT sheered cause against a com b. the Court. It was to be tional rule, calling on Mr. Edwards, a Magistrate cvr tliun was out inkri , of Montgomeryshire, to show cause why a criminal ham l'erker, soil prelim , information should not be exhibited against him, leave his mama out or the for his conduct in his magisterial capacity towards Tipp affidavit not wive, _ __..... .. . [From the • Leaden New Pries Curtest") possible, as if Williams was is thee at Welckpool, ihe Judges would probably admit him to boil. Mr. Edwards had Williams brought before him , Abet IllytiOng. and on commouicaling the those t o he positively refused going to Weld:pool, bat he would to gaol. However, wheu the row• took him away, he persuaded hits to go to elchpool, where the sludges admitted him to Then he brought this information, came iota Court. and had the audacity to say that Mr. Edwards did not believe the charge made against hint. He thought it quite unnecessary to say inure 'o induce their Lordship* to discharge Ibe rule. Mr. DitilOAN. on the same side knit. he should add only one word to what l Lea rned Frivud had urged, and that was, costa. Mr. TAUNTON. ii. snpport Or the rule, said, that the conduct of Mr. Edwards had) been unwarrant ably severe. He issued his warrant to arrest Mr. Williams in the evening, rod the examination lasted till eleven at night. His client request ed further time to procure more witnesses to dis vast the charge, but was refused. With respect the probability of the charge., Mr. Williams ' in his affidavit, and it was not contradicted ; having been an attorney, and employed to bring . action against Evans, the husband of the we.. man, • compromise was suggested, and Evans pro ' to pay the sum which pas the cause of the without costs ; that Williams would not ;►ee to this, on which he received a message, that he did not, a charge of rape 'should be preferred . him. Besidrs, Mr. Williams was never Amsted with the WIIISSU who accused him. The alarge was preferred in his absence. Mr. Justice BAYLBY asked whether he had desired he should be produced ? Mr. DENMAN said. " No, my Lord." There Ives an affidavit, Mr. TAUNTON COOli. 1, from Mr. Hamphry Tudor, • shopkeeper and timetable. stating that Mr. Edwards pat the war. • ant into his hands at eleven o'clock at night. and lirected him to conduct his prisoner to the goal of I loatgomery, 36 miles distant, and to bring back receipt from the gaoler. Mr. Denman here read an extract from Mr. verde** affidavit, alleging that he had offered to (. Williams. in the fret isistance, that he Amok, to Welchposit. Mr. Williarim'a affidavit fortheul !del, that some time before the isfavaimion, Mr. hod complained to Mr. Williams's father, son did not treat him with der reipecl, awl he should stiffer for it, if as opportealty slinetkP . This threat, however, wee •eautradieted • apposite affidavit. But the affidavit of s Ma,' vie, who swore that Mr. Edwards had told he should lad ioaso ., OCCOSIOSI , of parishist se, yes stocootradimed. •• • • Usadislffilias circa's/WM* Shearon diotharged e told, Imelegrnieeest edehar • s•r cour' Off liMei PLEA% Wiimilimm e 11111111114 Passimartis c r • 'l• -ri I • I. , - esirrolier 4111 4 1110. c. eawddift . Mr. Sedated lbiimpons o : mewed fee ea .1 awn egaisid thr Was. Maker. . 66# Isis alto/my. add N. Nicholson► the what APPierrd, fi. d cilatesptrid CAfiert,i,„ Mr. Dillon &nodded dts Court su W ' so a noose feed sew irieloiller* dor ddimierbsd Wag dad ____ ilmt C.Nourr—lf the money was paid 1 content- plosion of insolvency merely, the verdict would •' stand, and would distinguish between the case of a. contemplation of insolvency and contemplation i‘f bruit ruptcy. , I Mr. Serpent Pin.—The Defendant settled en account with the irreirsarar , 16 101,04wedit for 9,5001., which reduced liie shies seg.**/., which he proved, and received a dividisild of. If such an actionsat had not been settled, thriDefendant, instead of claiming e dividend merely en the sum of &Het ms." claim an the sem nI $3401. Why is mesa on to repay this se of 11.5 0 0/. ems d Petry v. Margins was in point ; there AMR die oiljosbinsm andmaa admission by the mas if .a•ry isinblip.baidismmt , Mat udjest. *era nal inomdasaii simoiniise. ,, U Damn o. Dol. Ativices , fretwatitashirsoriamie Glasgow state that I orders are ert= ii her.p. that the waxes the rs •eave are tted that hands are *midst- woolly snughtillbW by the wasters. On n'edettilkey nicht. or early on Thursday attoneistg. some listing. rilbins with a crow-bsr hr. ki genet he dew bleaker:4f the ebantbers of S. W miry Row 5; tittatorre Into; and aerial off a great quasi& titrawsiariett apparel. FRIDAY •PTIIIIIOON, VCIIIIII ASV 11. Somax...—The public salon of Tties4sy had ea staf•vost hie effect ost the prices of low Ilmeentaslse; the very Woeo qualities may be port-leased about Is. loom; the go oil and inn qualities fully calomel the farmer prices. There a"; avant hattairies made for 11weestiadoe for shipping, but sales to say emotes are yet reported. The Ilesaed market has this week hem particularly Leary i sad purchases may he made Is. • Is. Sower; the dingier i• owing to unfavourable accounts frusa the Coeliac'''. Is i• however to be abet/vett that the market is mill 'cry adiffer . ently supplied, owing to the extensive commis made to wards. Ike close of lest year fur goods dcliverabir duricei this mod the nest 'smith; the exports of Ranted gawk at. also becootiog considerable.—ltiolasses are steady at • quimatioos. Is Foreign &WV. there is a• &Ismaili's. This by public sale, 830 begs 1011 casks Ea.* loth* Stigus be•mghl forward tt, good to Sue, 46r. • 417 s ; Id. a 4Se. ; Stews, onadliem,llllla. ; ardiaary, tie, Corrox.—Thc Coffee market has misatird tictfiliug heavy alllbe week, sail the hullers LA's Piloted se la eremite/ disposition to effect sales; puteltasel by print contract have in consepieuce bees made at a cossidevehlt seduction: Jamaica, Is. a 2s. lower; St. Domingo, 1211? and for money, it is rqwwieJ, 1345. has he.bi .cu pin* This forenoon a public chiefly of Este ledre thaws, was brnight forward one lot, Sae inilmary In opts % miry mialdlitag Demerara, .lA.I at 1341 ; a rare.% of dimity Ssmaran:, about SOO bogs, saki aie 1.. w as The Coffee market may be state.' 3a. a 4. Warr a.i.str Lst, last, sad !teary at the &cline; St. Domingo, oa the as.. terms, offered si 124.. ' Corrog.—The Cullom market is whims. omelettes ; err} few soles hare been offeesed, yet molwishesondimg • she Yrs Amos sod die large slunk of Fa. WM Conine me passel. mos wrest Ike somolrel, nor - 01 M &rpm porsosor uw on) lower fermi. The sides sire, oloy o llosi.ort smote isommomder able, noosigthig of • few Smyrna% as 1234.; Pones, I.J. 14441.; Minos, ordimary, 13d It is Mao xuled , dolt two. small pared* of anagoloond Smola haws. Moen di/mod od. Met doe porno-02n% lave mil notospored. The Milers from Ittisigrpool, received this monolog, stall Ike irrigate/god ono OW marl exams:re onset; lie Imosiosessi doing twos imowever very cani.leridole, al pates • aleatit .111 CIT is ma rather limited demand as pronto : dorm an lloore or Rome pmeriallmooling of Sod Saloom, CloesioM, Valeatis Ramos. • Nice —A( dee Ia 1. House this aftersese firmly Ic. bags Nice on; lireirrifil farwaril; n greet peupusiiriro v e ld at) the elmaset we 11 last week : Jess 1 Is. a 11. Reegel, urdinary white 11.. Its.; &mod, gum! whitel 14.. Oil. 15r ; Poem. Mar IM.. a Its; alas, by public eat. 1,3110 bags "wit llesisk 14s. M. c.rl 11.. Saveravits—By imbibe sale Ibis fenseson, 6,8 Salipeire, 30a. 15d.: we believe the wisely . was lakes is Si that prin. Gisess.—Ry. public salt this Cinemas. 350 hem fast India Gouger, of rosy good vilify, realised t6l. a 17e. Nino, llitsstrir, mod Ilou.snes.—Tlarre euutimire le se 11111111fsVielf market fur Rams, the purchases are ramekin. able. boils of parcels here mad also to arrive. Brandy is • brisk &mewl. particularly tLn Garesiosos; she prices I fully Id. per gallon hizher. flentva is *illus..t veriatiow. t1:14.--The pliers of Oils are rather Ennui way, s.d lb. market sissy lir a:aled Leavy at the reclitc.l quoisloise. TALLOW...—There Is wore iiiilptAiiioll to purchase Tallow particularly fur arrival; the priers Sr. however little war The tiros market is lu,dmxgNuted 55r. dd. shish is la higher ilia. last wurk. PRAIA oli isruiss ift:t. - rrB.--.. INA Stock... • • C 14510 i hop. 9 per Ct. An 3 pef Ct. Ite.d.. 601 ,1 67' 3Ow Ct.' C 0414 • ard I Litho Stock 2l. 3i pee Cent. 77 f Ditto 800de..13 14 pr. 4_pllr C00t5.... ... 8701;1 Ks. Bill% it ... 3 2 pi. 3 per Ct. N,. Ago. 104 i Lottery Ticket& 43/. itk, 103 I Coss. for . Al C. e' Book L. A rg, .gi 1-10 . 1 cocwsriov Aatiderdaist...,..C.Y 1 TI 111 Uiner at II M Retparslasm 12 , Antwerp Hvmburgh .. 2, U 34 1 Altuita . ..21 U 34 2 l'aris 3 shay's sight 2 6 Ditto .........2 U 2l 31 Roazdeaax 36 lb Frapkfort on the 1:‘ Vienna effective 2 31 In 3 Triastit. Matirid ....effective 34 Cadia ....Alin:int 34 Baba* 3 Darerluita 34 Seville 34t Gibtakar Larlawa " Goma 1 44 .1 , FRIDAY, 00041141. Venire . . '' 'l7 30 Malts 4B Naples P4leremp....poor cm 110 14.bwm Oporto 00000 dpe,e.4 Rio 341 .bia- ' 67 LhO)he .4.••••••••• CIII k Azio of Bask 011 ilullauol . tos Port.. gal Geld is d Coi, per 0z....0 Fuecigs Gulli is Bars .. 3 17 101 New Vonblooss 0 0 0 New Dublars 6 0 Silver in bass • 6 1 - DIU! Oa Taesday lasi, in 11111-strt.4.l, lbe Deal, er a Jaught.r. MARRI4GE. Oa 'Thursday. W. of Eaq. isust of lid laSeber Carmen! Terurs,tzr" daughter of she late Saamsrl Si... Dearlllll DEATH*. Suddealy, on the 7i% imams!, at breripsdrrren; Fresleriet %Valises Auchmiuty, ii.faut arra Capt 111•1010 r, R.N Na tau 45K inst. al Camberwell, tarwei, is Ilme 715 K Of lam agr a Swab NwiabriAmar eel alls(bille Or. Ur rbyrkiaw se 9.l4l.olomilahlia, • HIGH 11'41TI TM); DAy t A' litikr C E • PAMPA' aril Tole IllaIVINt Pastealilti C441.11:0610 1 4 tie. 07, ilwasth e 11," C. 001111/WILL of the brems4. •-•••e ••• ••••• ••••• •• • -- J--- - -• ---- ------- - -- --- any (limner Holm Ills motley omit ow was at no ex. detanipme, HS lie erns Dis scooter ttiortrollid lloL row unice .1;64 that am c lied bee» pew hoe t i de „ sta. also Isecosaing ounnecrable.-31tilasses are ateady at u o i ' (lament fur the county. to iuform him of the facts, pease, having. while the trial was pending, dined or write, and knew No other language !Awe Eugli.h. that lie might consult the Chief Justice whetherblishoi . lent by Maws. Thomas and Co. sthrensiiths and hats g e r F ilefim i se every day with the otlwr witnesses»; a auto, how. The Court then asked lion if hie schedule hail been hoe ' gems i n c o enhill. Witness , is emssequeset of this is att &Derail** This foci • %Villiums might not be bronglit to trial there in.- ever. of 3/. for the atteridatsce of the PI : • • IT, was read aver to lour and property explained ? Upon information, proceeded to Ilse house of Molars. Thermos sad bre r b7-s _ La i i -sges t e - 7 1 .1s e t 4 h ; e 1 , °1 : 0. 1 . r d t in E r a: 4 ll 6 l :l' . 4 7 7. B. l:l7 i. "' snediate)y, instead of being kept is prison till the charged in Peckham's bill of ',c.a.. and allowed which the Insolvent answered in the affirmative, Co.awit epos iuspliry it termed out that they had i received Its . ad a 45.; Brews.. mi l fratiag. sh. ea. ; .. nio : uy: m e , next circuit. Air . Edwards accordingly wrote to him ; but this , oil being explained. was found to and that it had been read over to him by Mr. c t s . i i : aded. 6 3 1 0 : s ie bBu u sist f , 1 5 cooss tieu u.rldrror t i fi r ron ta ;: geo ° , l ll : ll. lt ort a s v os a are h is o t ha s wisiths:°tabere. loses , tiapre heavy r tw o r t ou r-Th e : e t:A; sa l ave k tb j as ers eenna imo ined tureateei ,:t al l ... Mr. IVysin, and of this he made affidavit. Mr. have been, in point of fact, alltmett for imprints. Arran, H. Williams denied the fact, but they had a copy The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE told the Jury, that Seabrook. The Insolvent not being able to suite Crescent ; Ire was afterwards directed to ths boom of emel t ei g ha llie f ° " i atio " 141/ Fir's sale.; 1 7: 111 "es 1 7 Pin's • of the letter which the Learned Counsel read. there war 00 groand for surreining the action, for tii: question, 11r. Heath, who was the Insolvent's the &frailest, where he saw Mrs. Jones, who upon e " It ex ,reared a doubt on the part of the writer , Ii : ... art , A li i LI toe e s,•,iit,.., n a...no nig.. c..,,,,,na; slid as to the prn- C000•el, examined him whirs ber he knew that re- twine told She circanovtance, said that . her husbarrd e tr f e ee til in " "J•tniiicramirnisfr,":::l42e:, lower; a. ~.....a t i,t ab ie l :oo ,l l:'..p ir j 1; 11 1: how he should proceed its uccount of the dylny mice made by Isackhant, that was is promise made ceiving money from his friends was donations from (Ur. hues) certainly hail • 301. nate . in . 11us possessiou, This t e reseaa a pa w s , aa h.. c ha r m, o f East laths demi,. in making the information; said that the his.- awl bad received it of Alf. Caetwrisikt, in Suisasatls-street, .without cpuseleration a alt,d eras rito binding. them ? Upon which the limolvent replied, that he (i.e., was hero ) het forward: rile 101, Oar indoor, ton made band secounted for it by the absence of 1V 11- Ora 's lon.isse where he also west, but cooW God no Slit* I The :Ivey &Ind a verdiCt Tor the Plaintiff, con- now recollected trhat it was, tool ariawered, it as. perm s. lie then obtained a lIIIIISMOIN for Mr. Jossees apt nary "thhttewt Drawn,,, "4 at 1311 I • pare.) 4 ""r• "- hams from the town ; hoped that the Defendant !tray; to. Ilse charge-of the Learned Judge, for 9/. the cone's, allowance (die Emmet was its a roar of pear/amp. dimity Sainarang, shoos SOO bees, sold oil low as Illat.- might be enabled to take his trial at that time, arid . as c ._ : oar. Sr i VAWiIIIAN, in support of the vet.- laughter at o uch iii aii.wet). The ekrk of Messrs. Throw awd Co. bullims-ameals. of The Coffee suarket may be stated as. a 441. Warr sitter ~.., relocated an answer by express. Mr. IVilliarns, it diet, ♦ said, it web clear that Per-khans had • sum of i The COURT teiniiiiileil the Insolvent, desiring h C i i s truhill i ,..a ri n7d sh et, and stated that a lkcawbm 4 117 4 1 .4 kga5s came i reMrd o n! s hw an t o ' N ' utd om ile .re, af i l' at a l t 2 t e b s e . ti `ch"•s I gL Dumii"X°l ua she. 6"•' scented, did not get the letter so soon es had been. 3/.' in his pocket, allowed him for the uttendatice of l' him let get a better interpreter than Mr. Aaron to words P ea t Freorie . lop, in and tendered the P :ote mew Corrtia.--Th• Cullom market is without variatissis; vei l expected; for his answer stated, that the .Grants the Plaiittiff; arid he submitted. that, giving in ' rend over owl explain bit the Insolvent's) wheolute d ace ,' i a py „,„ 1; b e p„ bi g maw , it J ose% N o . 30. B ar . few @aim have been effected, yet setwitinuasnling - t h e his Jury • had been discharged before its, initial, but that fact in evidence. the Knoll/ might have sim. .to bin' , mod that lie might come up again uu tote-crescent." The Defeodaut was certalmly aot the per. else" a nd the.__large" l .___°ck of 1 ::" 5 ._ Pie._ _"' Csissn'• so Rsi";• - that he had 'hewn it to the Chief Justice, who was , trained ass action fur money had and received for Theadav neat. aim who tendered the ante to him. press upon the Wirier, err COW ON T iti Our ON any • of opinion, that as the woman had sworn positively s h i. see. ----,..e.....mme0wer ; Mr. Jane. rid, be had bees put to •• gram isemmuieuce _lt t w e e , r a ! e r e rr ig t ec T l6 . ; " a In frw m s tei sr •ssf am ests at i see 2l4 ll: 4 ,%! r we' .. l •_• 4 _ `k's_ . . he could not avoid "in' Williams. into es r aludi . ; The COURT sand. it was satisfactorily explained /14444N11. .in attending the rensmens; and t id etas eery Ili.- " 1 , 15d. 14. d.; Minns, ardiwary, 13d It is also lasted, that firs tuber that he should he pearled eel at the that it would b e adeildb i e • this were rirree't moon that the suits wasollOwell'for expeuae.. "„,,_-,,,,,,...- • - • small pared* of Mop& and Smuts hove. hams dismmord of 111114' time there were ao less than semi passmam i ... miumt Yet the _ . .: • . Y poesibk, as if Williams was rase at Welchpool, , Air. fierjeant • %%span* n submitted, that there I DUBLIN, FEBRUARY R. revistioe in the wee street. mut Ilse parlicisioni nave awl trat t spireu. the Judges would prebably admit him to boil. ' wit . lie . case to &Ipso. the epoiceliee. G F.N ER AI. ELECTION. The marehrete said, tbet Td , Duetett bed bees m betted The Milers from thsiirpeol, received this asonelag, s state Mr. Edwards had Williams brought before him , &a , the amoral, atilt oil tkr aims extrusive scale; den hassouras tor. a malice PANE -" The case of Moore v. Co II eTY TIFFERARY.-•Tlotra will he a coMdst to kW hisser wldeh •sis Ike seems 4 Ms kiwi 1 •91 1 99te5; &tee wee however e " yeum.i.ireebie, et icespr a ebelle leer.e • that evening , and on commuuicating the obese t o 1 !Adam is directly on the point ;it is impossible th a t of soots kind or other to this great county. Our ; .nwiss• was aimssisesl• PaLSY isms rather hashed demand at peeved : Sheet are .... him, lie positively refused going to Weld:pool, but. the I'laiutiff can recover, mud the wristlet of the borers contain au malty prospeairres lit' what ir, and Laigsgva•errairir• share an sr patcrin landing of Rod Soryros, LlessiM, se ' V said be would to gaol. H owever ' whet ' the caw ' Jury rennet stand." what is out likely, don we shall be excused fium ATTEMPTED MURDER. Yalesitia Rama's. .. stable took him away, he perseaded him to go to .. , : Mr. aerjeant VAUGHAN submitted, that in this making any olibervatiorie as to priticiples or probe. i Y u esterday Harp &Wks w f as i brught up pla fo h r bi f . arther her pas. . a KICK.-Al the Isdia House this aeseetzete, overly tepee ' i l-. 1 Welchpool, where the Judges admitted him to ! bgm Noire e beitoglie forward ; a great priptortio, evil ei :ease there were circumatences to take it out of the billtiee just m o w. The following list of , „,c 4 7, 11d ,""' 7um, a G ti e u tr a r'ge ° 7l l r l i t aths, is the eye, with ' a clasp l inife, st e n Me s•Preatee we sassed lets week: Jess lit. • 1 I• 53.1.; hail. Then he brought this information, came ge neral roe. is put into circulatioti :-Mr. George es'e.iiiiaglisti. into Court. and had the audacity to say that Mr. .1... r. Wcilueselay last, awes stated is our Paper of yesterday. Reseal, ordinar while 11.. a Its.; B. prod whit. 11*. ad. a ISs ; Pate. , one INs. a Els; alas, by psdriic sale •oe n...OIART, however, unsuituously decided th a t Lord Li.eisure's brother; Mr. F. Plenty , Lord William Forster, gaoler t•• this Office, stated, that on Edwards did not believe the charge (aide agaiust the verdict could rut aloud. DunallOit brother; Mr. (Lavetleitt) Hutchinson, Wednesday mestere last, betwees the burro of stress and 1.3 4 0 bags mood Mork 145.44. and las. him. He thought it quite unnecessary to soy none Lord Dostouglimore's nep h e w ; Colonel Bagwell, eight o'clock, be was itasidian in the hock-isp room, when SALTPiTRE -or poblie ale this forenoon, 5378 bags TICKLE AND ANOTHER, ASSIGNEES OF OLIVER, V . 10 induce their Lordships. to discharge the rule. dos Prionser toed herself before him with the reloaded Saltpetre, 3Ga. Id.: we believe the whole was taken in at. MALLEN. NMI Mr. Daman. Mr. Digerati , on the same side, said, he shouldti n y in her haud who was bleeding from the eye very cu. Ow prier. This was an action brought for the recovery of u It is st.ted that Lott' Glesigall unites Isis interest add only one word to what Ins Lodged Friend hadpiously, and hi:hands sod face covered with blood ; his Gimosa.-By public sale this foreersaw. 330 hats Ras! sons of i,lOOl. being the salmon of a payment to show of Colonel Bagwell mud Lord I/us ually. figure presented a wino ghastly spectacle. TIIIII Prisoner op- India Ginger, uf rosy good quality, realised IW O: a 17c urged, rod that was, costs. Lord Landati bus riot yet l et t ere d I "elf. It made by Il e Bankru p t to the Defendant shortly is peered to be quite sensible, sad mut the kart alarmed ; she Rom, Ilnanov, nod 1101,LANDt.- There (volumes to Mr. ma d e ii. support of the rule, said , thataddr.ased him by his awe, sod said that she wished to re- ill imProvieit market foe Rams. the purchaser are rodaig•-• iota to his b an k r u p tc y, and a further sego of "id lie d"tylutiues to " mai " "" t " l ' the conduct of Mr. Edwards hadj been unwerratit. I_ '4" h erse lf sr le jinni'''. as she had stabbed her sou with able, both of parcels here and alto to arrive. Wendy is i 700/ , the amount of furnituse which came also COUNTY ‘I'SZIPOSD.- Lord Valentia w il l rotbrisk dentswil, particularly Act foreit...i; the prices art ably severe. lie issued his warrant to arrest Mr. Colt lough and Caress, 1 a knife be the eye, and all that she was vexed at was, that ~ tote Ilse hoods of the Defendant. stared. The cuisdolate. are she had out murdered hiss outright, mid then she w o r ld fully IJ. per gallon hizher. flentv• is trillion. intrintion. l W ast i c il d iain ti l l i e n leor thil e e t :j in n i:r t. sinii.ii,thcelieetri request - The Learned Jonas directed the Jury to return the fitting filetitheni, end Loot Stopford. There Imre be en h an ged at lesisgste, which was all she desired to EULII,--The prices of Oil. are rather Eli ilk!" way, and On m o m her ha wii .nees. immediately tusk t h e b. ) boa market sissy lir gated Leavy a! the red . uce.l quotations. of 7 0U/ . ; of b e u ..suo t.w /., is to he no junction between Carew and Colclough. ed farther time to procure more witnesses to die- . 9e P e , ral e li,l," 111 41 . 7 lirPl ; u sua l :_sergeant, an n arils t h e remoter was taken heti, Cll4. TALLOW....II,ere i li /hum g i tiptAilloil to pNrc l iew T a ll ow prove the charge, but was refuted. With respect 'tut accord, as 1° the 11 y CITY OF LONDONDERRY.--Tlicre will, we on. sir iaL foetid a geuerel verdict fur the Defeatism. The derstasid. he a contest for the repreeesitation of tint tody ; her hand, were very mach Iscarated, evidently is Fartieselstly &sr ventral; the priers are however little 'stied to the probability of the charge, Mrs m mums 'Jury said, they Inlaid the . verdict without going city. E Sir George Hill wilt be oppoardbySir ft,. struggling with the buy. The tows market is to..ilay (puled 6.Sr. 04 shish is laid ..... Freeman, the officer, said be had, according to she higher titan last etrk. averred in his affidavit, and it was not contradicted ; into the consideration whether Or no there was any n et t ergusoo. S ir ß o b ert is near l y a ll ie d to thin dleeetioa of Mr. Miliehell, the Magistrate, conveyed the buy -- - • .5..._ - that having been en attorney. and ediployed to bring f duleut underetauding betwyeu the Deferiderit, f ami l y of Alexander, which once returned a Meru-1.. a lowered to be very _ in , _ _ In/AZ Oh f Wirth:as YESTERDAY. in action against Evans. the hosbatid of the wo. is • toads lo S h e Lundua Hospital ihe Ct. Ass. 681 but sealed snarly on the fact of ass agreement be.' b er . „,„I st il l 1 „,,„„,,,,, great t„trreit in the ,lace. weak from the I s ls e s o f bloo ue d . ;_ s th: h a o s iis n e l •nr i eStO u l c I:: B k . 5 . 10ck,.... *gt `tulip. 3 per _ a man, "compromise was suggested, and Evans pro- tween the_ Plaiutitti, as assignees, and the Dr. : - at . e e. er, • • - se- en I - • Itt ",_i dn ' t d ''' „I!, w ou nd . d hl t r et e t he is. . i 3 Is!er Lt . WA.. 691, j 6,1, posed to psy tbe sum which pas the cause of the • saING II ~.OUNTIf•- MS. eouss.y we ie spirit. halo., and as he did not coast re t n. 5 to intstie. tendant. oluother I India Stock 2lO retina, without costs ; that Williams would not edly contested ; Mr. Malone will 'gain o il er 1,,,,, a /bele slauger, ordered hins to he takes. it/ his . tyrai !rr et: cms• •Gs An applicat ion was now made to set aside the or i f ; N i t. j„ hii is oiiiwits w i ll also „owl again en in Wlr v i i l a tilripil, be could out nue with propriety atieud to 3 , per 43 ' 414 • 77 1' Ditto 80nd5..13 .14 pr. Agree to this, on which he received -a message. that i verdict,and ... 4_pmr Cetr15........ 67011 Ka. &IN it ... 3 1 pr. rhe did not, a charge of rape 'should be preferred the LOrd It'"e Ildertols Lied liee"el"*" "" gS7 r e lwe e St ri ngls e ;rate mil several spootiosts In the Prisoner re• 3 per th. N. Assn. Heti I Lotter Tteketa43/. 1.. against him. Besides, Mr. Williams was neverbet if f the Defen d -• •• Mr. S erjean t rzi.t., on is 0 haring ottayies . 1 his f i ll NV* Mr. Brislud. the t w eetin g he iatelleelar, all ef which Aye seswered in a correct 103 1 Cognasse Al c. tng , with the wenn , w h o acceee d w oes T he oat, submitted . that the verdict ought to eland in be . . . was that she had our- Dank 1.. Ana. 18k t-. 16 I confronted point sit Justice, as, lrUilt4l, it could in point to charge was preferred in his absence.commericed his canvas', aid a fourth candidate is 'hied biul•-"Si‘e "...Elm relouldol• I •••••••-•-••••••••••"!r••••-. ,•- ' , _ -•.. n - law. In pOll,l of law Sh oe Plaintiff* could nut it:- Mr. hare" Belfeelf *eked whether he had desiredspoken of, tout of that we are nut 'officio/11l , COURSE OIF .111ECIIAitcle, Fatima. Yeelltipeav II. cover on the four first counts of the declaration. •• e 1 . _.. that he should be produced? • isiturruei • Aariaertlaus....C.F.- II 19 Venice •..... l7 30 NAVAL iNTELLIGENCR. which were asouey rotate; the fifth count was, that . Mr. DENMAN said. " No, my Lord." Mr. Metrulf has addressed the. electors of Dro DiAlinat sigiste...... II It Malta • the Defendant. after Oliver became a bankru pt . • - Rottentasit ....114 It , I Naples 1 There was an afficiavit, Mr. TAUNTON coot . . ' gheda. .. . • a .. ccou . rited with the Plaintiffs as tweigoen, and weePUITSMOUTU. ruminate 10. Antwerp ... l'etdor,• shopkeeper and 'There is no truth in the report of the death o f I '' * . Newburgh .. tj U 353 1 Lisboa tided, from Mr. Hornphry d indebted. Oa the trial no tin. ., , , Edwards at the war. / (11 / 14 / a" aft '"' a " t h e 'viva 1-ell. r. toilet!, Bishop 0 , oyor„..- : 1 D II fCI Aln, ...... • •tf U. 34 2 °port* ..... vv,, MI • constable. stating that Mr. pmt the delete of aitaccuutit was given. The assignees stood • ' "114, the Frees triaged, fur Chatham. rant int* his hands at eleven o'clock t at night. and in the situation is" which Oliver would hove stood (Freeman's Journal.) ri.iniotrre. ISSISUART 9. l'arie 3 day's sighs.. sit 6 Rio Jonalmr.:, SA directed him to conduct hie prisoner I. the . gaol of It is with great regret we have to annontsce the Arrived "tbe Belie, Chambers, from Loudon for Fate. Ditto ..... ... .2 U. TS 311 llvhia- - • *l Montgomery, 36 miles distant, sad tto bring back had he not been a baukrupt, and would lie have d ea ths of Dr . Dresiwaii of Belfast is geuitlraueiss • /411.110111•11. r ..... IT S. Rourdesax ta lb - Dobbs ........... 9. 7 been able to sustaiu an action against /Julien ? ' ' ' Aas a oolitieniii,' poet, mud , m 'Ted the John anal Wittiest, Whore, from London her 1. 1.2 116. `"1 "" the Cork a receipt from the gaoler. ra Rh! 1:!C 1i.....151 .leio of Bask sit „, • • Mr. DESNIAN here read an extract force Mr . What were the facts ? Oliver was indebted before 1 ~ well known 161 the public • patriot.-( Diana Evening Post ) Liverpool. Viesna e ff ec tiv e' IMin 3 I Holland .Iltil i bß oo n t k e ru f p t ta. h f i ai r r e l i g ui i t ii i d ed eb s te ms d,:: o a f sa g. m sool of . e,34o/. • - Paileil the Friendship, Walker, for Waterford. 'dotards's a ffi davit, alleging that he had offered to Triertie ....de lO ft nutcase.' ", . 14 which COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MONDAY, FSIIIIIIART 7.' Ps° ;met the At""e" , / 6 r Cirk• Madrid ....effective 31 Porti•gal Gold is it. ill Mn. Williams. in the fivst buttoner. that he Amulet °a ' redisced the debt tit 5.11401. On this bsts"ee h° This ably. at the sitrog of the Cowl t, the Right LIVIRIPOOL, ftURUART 9. l io to Welchpool. Mr. Williarsvore af fi davit ferthee Coin, per oz ....• 0 u . chrimed aril received a dividend of two altilliegs ra rti.:_ : reined the Comet, Jaeltann, from Kakis ; Neptune, Bal. C s edt . o . s e •• • • -eaecetee 34 ' e50u......0ef Justice Downes took the oath of snob bar A ney, fret. Pernambuco; Clarissa, Ace. front New Or- c i at - e : he , a 3 Foreign Gulp its detest. that some time before the refeeasetion, Mr. 34 1 Bon .... 317 101 Edwards had complained to Mr. Williams'e rather, •.° 4l _ r_sizPril" is',...tils this arm ~_,Thtrke_wss to , i t eaa° '' leisure; end iumserhately afterwards the most Rest. I rmo; Ma s ao. F F i. snath s lid Abigail. es e ie w . h em. New wattle 3 4 New Vonblooas ..0 0 0 "8 I ''' tu " gUin "'" been n ''''' t 'Y re' Dr. Curtis, Catholic Primate of Ireland. took. flisit Yoth- railer ) lb. 1 5 ik Jain" , Y i Philip Tat., Ivlseeler. teem Gibraltar . that 'hie 8" did not hial wi th dur rn " )nes ' and 1 4 ' sed ge ; b ut even Supposing that the st,sool. cum: en ' New Dollars .....0 3 0 Norfolk ; tool Thessar, Hutebinson, from asvassali- sailed Loom . that he should suffer for it, if so egret's/oily should ~ ouly the oath of allegiance to his Majesty Slag iris,. This tal P ft 'S wal lf Sala his hand°, ile y et ' in aa action °' George IV hut al.o the other oaths, vie. to maks the 13t ! . Ja l e rlit eli TTSIIVAIIT 10 Gomm thres;* lwitareee ' ". tvutradieted in * this • right to set o ff see debt against 1, ' ,d ' in b . rthe P * ----------- e 4. 4 1 . I ' t the • ite a ffi davit. Bet the a ffi davit of a Mr. kin d * bad a - wooers tretwons iii-- cons Is ju e re. Came daps Iran. the Rivee the Nosey, 1%.1.1i, foe New 1144 . 1 IL Davis, who wore that Mr. Edwards had told him " othir• tender-to disclaim the legality of sit order uuder York ; Mdr.ll, Richter ; Hatton, Dawson ; soil Eiderpriair, On Ynesila • lasi, in Ilill.vieeet, the Ilan, filra..Laarsives that he shoul d t u t j e a s . , o ec es i d mi, if ,p os j i hi.. s 1.4 1:10e COURT - if the money was paid im contest- the pretence of heresy, and ell twosome, equivocre. Vomit. for ileums's: UslknO^Ys lioluimi i'w Glbrullne I &aim, of a L ugLirr. Willi se, ones vincontradielird P mei of lusolveney merely, the verdict would • lions, aid mental re•ervatione, &c. Ste. This re. Hero, Jenkins, for NC VINCVIII . ; Kiug Geo rg e, D ue ls, for MARRI 4 G R. u sidis l i li g is ei rt modaenmao shoebert . discharged fond, and would distinguish between the ease a g the Smith Seas • lone',. .. ; l. Rotes. Ilir Coda; Nlatcleaa, •pel l ltle Prelate, during the Peninsular war, heist st ,, wo „ . for Si ' rrso 5. ..„ ji „, , bi ,: echaa, funmis . i . , Oa Thwraia. W. a. B. Tamer, of Netrlagisa. *Erma - contrapirtion of insolvency and couteneplatiew i ‘f' Ere. sue elitist Weer Cassel Tura. le NW" los" the tuli,lne eerket,r . . - ' ' • the dignified situation of Profeesor in the Irish cu d m et ,. Tat ,. for st . Leo , ! i l t li c ii i lle r....coreirsms-a- bankruptcy. .'' CrillegFef Selamancu, and rendered very consider- Fire ?clack .....srmal a she atettated.temea twee wed. dosedes of the hat ed meiniel Sleek, F-41. airelowo4bLaw. . • cow'? of dismal PLEAS, -Ween...... Mr. *geed PaLs-Th e Defendont settled on • abht aortiie to Lord WelliuKson and the British among theft the Rip. foe U se ash awl IL/asthma far DEATHIs•• • • fillegre, Plimeasuitila E r• 1 .. ' account with the orrirseili r 'lie llatoswedit for troupe. Amigos. e aty,tin the 7i% hod sot, at Livergarrreass, Dover ~ .0 I ra;omme;''''''' i ' '''' ' ' . 14001., which radiated hie OA& 90 1 8./MM., which . . ~ ______,._____ IIARMICII, IrSIIIIVARY 10. Fredeeiet leases Auchatuty, Infant ruts of Cavell Ma easter, K;N C.B. f ommierr 4ismistmap. •' : ,he p roved, and received a divide/Id of. If sorb an Advice, frogningleobater moil Wallow state that Arrivol.3l* 11A0 , a Nepesso paekei, with a toast form (him the 4th inst. at Camberwell, Remy, In the 74th libtrilliUm. a. ~Ob. ,-. . scapaßt bad trot hetet bottled, tbe•Defeadant, instead orders mil Ilf= o iiiih r Sy, that the wages of t Ile negate& 1° - • eb mod that hands are **sidle. •. 1 libir H r . s er i."' pga e i s aibiemptima; mmettalge au * • of daintily •a dividend merely ow the sum of weavers are psysiciao su atelseiliOsitildi.lllol I- • .+/Thr - i i bita m r "„ ess i m e s o , w e e. eetteigee, , egg, **ea; s,.iW . msOlat claim no the sew of 8,340/ . Why wooly entight , eitari by the wasters. I Sleattltalt.-Lombetli chary l was broken open - ---- 5 MG". " . 4 6- T - Fll rt. 1 1 1 .. 0 4_ 1 ( AT 1 -0 14 , VoN -11 1 1 - twor- •:.,ms_ey us.g.l, 1 4, 4. .hi s attorney . so d sue, Niabotoo l v vhsioseja .to tweed .on to repay this sow of 11.300 f. ? On n'ediesilley eight.. or early on Thunder awl entered, by some thieves, ins I i A i I 111seeingla Vika , t: 1 Sweat" 3 after I. 4 Mr. Appleyoed feed asibtesaptriii C.ovinto so i l z: ease d Petry v. Margins was in point ; there moewiag. some -A■rinr. village' • with a crow-bar hero ke and about thirty bottles of with., Intesideil to have , .. . : . nee si nelimagsgunm gild ,mai admiaaines by the wrist he dote bieelorteif the eltimoberanf S.. WIlMt, been .• 1 140. Dillon ettLatletl dm Court ate W used at the s_s.M,"!lp °^ 4 0 g reat r i" dittit Y PAW/4 Iliiillielilialmid - alt Tate itiregitPineesolltilit 1 . ono ii I ftsernaidE l lisibillOpSt, *landless. Rap- st Matsperi Intl; end eisetloil •e a greitiiiiift. of titeelt cloth', • talsreN . for the , per. Goma, onion p i , in, geoid , dr - c . cogd o w iL L, Inienda d er the Ye pog e b u d .. a a11i4i55 0 1d.7 1 1.4 4 siell Amplamptlem jfill • 414114 4.42.1 igeoll was ' , •bi; Beam a. Owl. , • titymfuslorissrapjosissi: •• '' '"'• •• ' '''l'"A' ' puse . nrakirrodo . i fat 1 V 'rr e .rtirty ~ 1 1. . • at the Illesant. • . • A f" • 1 • ..m.m...1.• SOW /VISIT. HOUSEBREAKERS. Yesterday Joh* Proweis, liollert flail, sod George Mop, the gang of botsiebnokere whit it is sepposied have twig ni trated Kensington, Chelsea, Pimlico, kr. isederwria ausolor examinsimu before Indian' Himeji., Ein. The sate of Ruined Cases, F..q. of Keosioginsi airfare, attended and gave a full descriptor's of the breaking open of !hal (i, iilk,nan's haw, sod iii. alariniiig tits le of the whole (near, in einieemseitee of the Oolong of the ala. rum brU, twos robbers being men its the earths, but neither of the Prisoners tool., ltf idestiAnl, ii bring moonlight, •Ithuogb Iwo oolitic's, remelt:kW them Is size, Imoreer there wear e6rne strong eiremeastessess alma* them. The Pi* tuners, Halt sod Bing,,beiag proved new the spot w the night the loom. was broken neve, by lobe Cowen, else landlord of the Star and Garner pablie-hosar, in Kerala,. ton, who rienlleetril their limos at his house aleifhitrq porter us* that day. This 11114 MM woe eriallrmed I.y J *Ms Wyeil. a heftier as a had character, psl4 sold hie wiestrer that he woe such, sod that lir hod known him by the manse of lioyloebb by whirls name he had been trunspoited. A leaf thick stick, with a peculiar brad on it, V 14% left ern the premises, end which Mc. Contuse, the lasollord of the Star sal Gorier politic-bowie, believed to he the same Hall hod when lie was rlrinkiug porter at his Wale, and it was prism ed to be Hall's property by a very extianrilinary circus*. darer, by Alfred Puple, an officer In longing to Quires square Polies-office, slating, that be was !wrong when It was gives. to hi in by George Bird, whom be mien-Mania at the Bell public lassie to Pyemtreet, Westminster. The Prisollers were command. Joh* Smith was euniniiiie.l fur libel on a agree ullui•Ilf • forced sf. Batik of Enr,laud 111(11e Ili Mrs. App .!thee, • hosier •od glover, i• Parissoursit-sirrei, Wiesiminmer. OM • OW ELL. Yesterday Mr. Jones, a gratkosan of great respectability. residing at No. V. Blegtmarough.rtreet, Roiwell•agaare, at. leveled, with !other gentlemen, at this office, is pur swariee of a •ammo,•, reqoiriog Was to •:coral for the pos. errant... of a 301. Rank of England Dote. _ . Mr. John hl•Deiniutt, li - raiding at Ratelifre.highway. staled, that about six mouths ago his house was horglariously breaks' open iu she day nose, and property to a cuesiderahle amount was carried off by the thieves, amongst which was a M. Hank of England note, sod fifteen Spaeish dollars. He knowing the anniber of the note, shipped it at the Bask. A few days ago ha received • letter from tbs Inspector's. office, stasis; that the note had been paid into that MM. blishinent by Messrs. Thomas sad Co. silversmiths and hots host seats is Corsihill. Wituess, le consequent* of this information, proceeded to the house of Messes. Timms 444 Cu. sad epos hillier it tressed out that they had received the saute of a Geutlrman, who gave his same " Jose% No. 3u, Bortoo-rrescrus, Ressell-sepsare„" whither he pre. refried, but could find uu perms of that same is the Crescent ; lee was afterwards directed to the home of the Defendant, where he saw Mrs. Jones, who upon loin; told the circumstance, said that her lisebatid (Mr. hoes) certainty had a 301. note in his possession, and hail received it of Mr. Cartwright, in Siolesculli-street, /hays lan.hine, where he also weal, but warted Gad as such per.on. lie then obtained • 111111611110 IN ter Mr. JOllrell ap. remove. The ekrk of Messrs. Theniu sad Co. ballios-agests, of Corolla', attended, and stated that • Geatkesan came into his employers' shop, is December last, sad purchased 401. worth of Ere:iris monies, and tendered the note Min pros amen' in payment ; he pee his Name, " JOIN% No. 30, Bar. wit-erescent." The Defendant was certainly sot the per. sou who retargeted the sole to him. Mr. Josses mid, he bad bees pst to • groat inconveniesce • in attending the ernimens; sad t sus miry sin gular that he should he pearled eel at the Illte time there were no km than seven pelplin Mum revelator in the same street. Thor Magistrate said, that M , Diresiett bed bias to hie bonne, which was the reuses of hie being samostal • Tlw purr was dismissed. - ATTEMPTED MURDER. Yesterday Harp Griffiths was brought up fur farther mutation, spun the Charge of maltetosely stabbing her owls sum,Geurge Grilithe, is the eye, with a clasp-knife, us Weiluestlay last, as was staled its oar Paper of yesterday. William Forster, gaoler to this Ones, stated, that on Wednesday evening last, betwees the bones of seems sad eight o'clock, he was stasdiag in the laekmp room, whets tbe Primmer permuted herself before him with the wousideil boy is her hand, who was bleeding from the eye very eu. piously, and his beads and face covered with hlood ; his figure presented a must ghastly spectacle. The Prisoner ap peared to be quite sensible, sad nut the least alarmed ; she addressed him by his name, sod said that sbe writhed is. re sign herself up IS justice, as she had stabbed her sou with a knife is the eye, and all that she was vexed at was, t►at she had out murdered hiss outright, and then ►he soled have been hanged at Nelegate, which was all die desired to make her happy. Withers immediately took the boy toe sorgesin, and afterwards the Prisoner was silken item cus tody ; ber hauls were very mach lactratid, cti4eatly in struggling with the buy. Freeman, the officer, said be had, according to the directioa of Mr. Afinchell, the Magistrate, conveyed the boy is a roach to the London Hospital he awaited to be very weak front the iota of blood; the honse.aorgeur to the Hostas', deemed the wound us his eye as Mot those on bin hands, and as he did not consider the to., to be is imme. shale danger, ordered hint to be taken to his grandmother in Whitechlpel, be could sot now with KUVICiy attend to give evidsmee. The Magistrate pill several trestle's to the Prisoner re• tweeting be isdelleemr, all ad - which else aoswered in a correct manner, still saying, all she wished was that she had mar dusk; him !--„She wai..tgaiu remanded. NAVAL. INTELLIGANCR. • PORTINOUTII. riaaviay 10. jlmiki,ibe Pram intuition, fur chath..m. • minsoirrs, riasumtv 9. *Mired Ihe Bear, Clanberg, (rea Loudon (or Faio. • VALMOI/Tll. r VVVVV RV S. Assist! the John anti William, o . llricu, from Loudon far Liverpool. Palled th► Friemiship, Walker. fur Waterford. Pot bast the Alonzo, kW Cork. LIVIRIMOL, VIEURVART 9. Arrived tiw Comet, Jatitono, from Bahia; Neptune, Nal. inonry„ films Permonhavo; Clariwa, Aun, from New °r hno Huth., Fsi. emu, and &baguet. li=tre. from , New Yoolt--sailea the 151 k bloomy; Mbilip Tab, ‘Vbeekr, from Norf..lk 111134 Thassas, Hutchinson, from swounsale—nailed the 13t!i t DRAL, r►ollvllar TO. Came dean Imam. the Rive( the Now', 1%. Mt, fur N. York ; 11dr.h, Richter ; Hatton, Daimon ; surd &stripiest' , Cur.lt. fur Jasamee: Calker Illy, Humuirri, Irre (Moraltww; Hero, /risking', fur St ; Sine G.4. r er, D ue l!, fer thr Swath SCVIO ; Lora Srairld. Hewn, firr Cadte; Ilarehere. l Stewart. fur Swiss 11.rosse ; ai.reglears, fur Batavia; sad Uwe, Tull, foe lit.Lireds. Fire el:(acA .--Srwerwl of nortword-bortuerl bare sailed. among thew iM lbp, foe illaeasetatle I aa..l IL/salmi., foie Aatigua. vaaareair AMINO 16 fah Nepesn paekri, wish a mail few* Holies& to • lib* Santit.tet.—Lambeth chapel was broken open awl entered by some thieve., on Timilidey and *hunt thirty looldrs of wine, bilea,teil to Isav'e hr e.ed at the airpoleat, and a wrist quantity' of . .P.b" 1 Polie 4.4.ltire rw CORN RICA ARCM. Put SAY, ?sass a• 11. We have bad bet little Wheat fresh in Sate bluadey, for shirk article of Ilse quality the deemed washaues tuleribi ) hrtsk, act *keel setsplee arty be (touted 1.. per Fine Adakeist Reeky heist settero. (wily mg p port* =f ie price*, but there is ere, little a...j ug 1 „ the is desarlptlows. Is Swiss, Prase, cud Urt. alteration.; the eswiesesses of the tett* sebek Isokt all hay isg e is the aapegstiss of large asyldist stud seek.. _____ SIIITH FI ELD. Fatoso. Peasurdtv 11. There was this toursiiisi • osiddllisg supply of CI kin! •,I Cattle, bid those of • superior timidity obtained M. -.W.'. prises; IN site* Is miltsu higher dos last assail-4y ''.• ~ .sd Pork folly assiotais last Mooday's priors. Is she 11,, soorket the price of Hay is mach the use as pre sow 1.. triotatloo i Straw sod Clime the as is rite as per lasi week. To slat the offal per stow of Illb. esef....4s. ed. to Ss. ti. Bald of Cattle this day -- .1 liottoo..is. M. toes. N. Sucess It, 70d....e5. ed. os 7s. ed Shoop 4,1G0 Pork ....es. N. is la. 0.1. Calm tis lawdo..l•. OA. •• M. N. Pip 194 H A VASA RKET. Hay... .... 31. les. N. as 41. les. 01. Glow H. Mts. N. to Si les. 114. Stow COAL MAMMY, faasuaav 11. ______ Shipp at Market. flip 1110. Prom. let Magmas(le IS .... 311 e. d. tip 45.. tl 1 liesdeamed I .... 47r. ed.** --4. tkl.