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- • 1 ~, .~~ paper, to lie 'carried to the account of Braithirsitel the whole weight of testimony is against the proof. I pm of opinion upon the evidence of the accounts, winch explains the conduct of the parties, the,' Braithwaite was to have the exchange of Bills with Messrs. Goodchild and Co. on his own responeibie lily, and also on the other tract, that on.the cloareg .• et the account with the bankrupts. there was no, ' ilernand made relating to them by Braithwaite. .. •; Mr. Boast mid. as this was the opioioo of his ',Mower, he would not say any thing relative to• sittilt:rffrobining pert of the prayer of the petition, . Afert:the assignees should be removed, as he thought .#4,piould be putting the bankrupt's estate to morn. thipense. • . The VICS•CIFIANCIELOR,—" I cannot refuse to • remove Braithwaite from being assignee, as the Wright of the evidence is that he proved a debt .under the commission which there was no founda• tion for ; but I will not prevent him from bringing it before r Jury. He may bring his action on triloodchild's bills, and I will make the petitioner . assignee for the purpose of trying it." . Mr. HORNS said. in that case Braithwaite ought in deliver up to she petitioner the books and ac counts of the bankrupts. He wished to know if Mr. Bell's client would bring the action! Mr. Btu. said, he would undertake to bring the action. The Vtce-Cuotresta.os." According to the form of an action. neither the bankrupt Smith, ee Braithwaite, can be examined. I think I would be right in ordering them both to be examined in the 'Court below. Let the action be brought by Braithwaite against the bankrupts, and the peti. . • rtioner defend it, and neither the bankruptcy nor • the statute of limitation be set up against the action. Prayer of the petition granted. LENT ASSIZES. KINGSTON, SuRRIT, Aran 1. CIVIL SIDE. THE KING if. PALMER MID ANOTHER. This was nn iwilietMent against Henry Palmer *ad Thos. inshem Parker, foe • committer, to deftest! Sir Thos. Swop weer Champaeyv, Hart. or bills of exchange to the as of 2,0001. and of warrants of attorney to the like asnosiut, by mean, of false pregame., importing in atobstsisee, that they were nomied pusses, and in a condition to *domes money to the prosecutor spot such securities. The trial lasted from ten in the loonier until haltpast fve in the evening, whew it was adjourned estil toniurrow morning by mutual consent. The trial out being the. liniehed, war forbear, is jestire to the defendants, giving any account of the no at it was fooled and p ro ved us the part of the prosecution until the whole case is esmeluded. CROWN SIDE. Wes. Daffy was iadieted for assaulting Sarah Cavey, an rlilerly woman. on the Kier's highway, putting her in fear. and steilior from her onus two shillings and sixpence, as Ether. on the I7th or November DO. The case excited considerable iatercal, from the circa's. 'tames of outrage with which the alleged robbery was at tended. It appeared in ealdence that the proseestria, • women far advanced in years, had bees attending the funeral of her brother at Staines, on the day mentioned in the iodielmeat ; and in the evening, between five sod vitt o'elork, was setae.. lag home to Eremite. She was overturn by • refrain who, with a most tremeadosts oath, demUded her money. The evening was dark, and the weather extremely wet. She had a 'inmate in her band, which she intended to lay out on her way home. The ruffian mixed hold of her hand, sad is his violeoce she fell into a deep ditch. He then *hogged her over • hedge into as edjoinier field, ride' her pomp, and treated her with the must brutal cruelty, leaven her apparently dead open Hoe pogo& The ra tan left her, and quitted the road, exclaiming to him pelf, " Lost, lost." Some pennies passing on the road heard the vein of a person is distress, sod called oust, " Whet is the matter ?" The prisoner, who lass close to the spot, 'said he had lust his way, sad was pet into his course by the pssseagess. Some halos afterwards a waggosser, guiag the same road, betted the voice el the prusecutrix crying fur help, but the sight bring dark, he could afford her no assist st nee however, as his arrival iii Egham, be pot as alarm that there was some unhappy female elm had fallen isle none peril. Two on set SW from Eabant forthwith, with lanterns, and aftei smirch °room time, found the promote trio at two o'clock in the aorniug, drenched with wet and in • deplorable state from the brutal treatment she had re. Strived I but after proper care, she was restored to self-pus. *easiest.. She mid upon recovering, that she could swear to the voice of the man by whom she hail here sleuthed. On the information of the permits who had met the Prisoner •hoet the time the violent was alleged to have been committed, he was apprehended, mid epos b.isg re voked to speak in- do presence of the proaecutrix, she aware that be was the man by whom she bad bees so mach ill used. Int the puree of the proem:trio there bad bean no 'billings. but when she recovered she still foetid her purse in her pocket, though the money was pm, end there were the marks of madded finger, about its open ing. ft was peeved that the Prhioner's person was a good deal disligored with mud, as if he had been down. The Pro. werairta, as to the fact of she rubbery, was sot distinct in her e vidence; and, under all the cis-contagions of the este, the !or', though there us. sufficient evidence of the Fri. a titer's ideality, found him Nut twat,. On the mob's of the Counsel for the prosecution, the Veneerer, however, wee ordered to be detailed for the 48191/ii. John Motion Dalton was eapit•lly indicted under the sta. Dim ISM of El :abet's, for I iolating the perms of .Matilda Atkinson, an Want, under the age of ten years. The facts err the ease were most folly proved by titian fortaitiate child herself, and by several other whereon who corroborated her in every important point, bat they were of a 'were unlit to meet the rabbi. eye. For the Prtsoser, two witnesses depood, that the pear child bad on two revers! occasions asserted that the, Injury contpiatned of had hero committed noon her out by the Prisoner, but by a brother of her own, a tad of 13 years old. Mr. Baron WOOO summed op the ease to the Jury with great minstenevs and miparteality, •nd they wittiest hesita tion found the Prisoner—Guilty. %be Learned Judge immediately proceeded to promotion upon the Prisoner the earful entente of death, holding out to him stet the slighest hope that any 'Delimit's of the sen tence *owlet he extended to him. The Prisawer appeared quite surneved during Ike triesie of hi. trial. cud even when he quitted the dark. The trial wecupied Ike Court wear!, fire hours, and elicited t►e soft kleuse Merest. NAVAL INTELLIGXACE. *prim t. Arrived the iltirliard, Willies's', from the Downs for De. to ; Tbisilr, Gibson, from dim" fur Minns, *lib loft of anchor and table. Bailed the Beeves, Gardner, f..r Berhadoes ; Amelia, %tory, 14 Betooirclos mod Cueesuselua, Champlese, for Nee York. , PLynourn, APRIL I._ Arrived the Areshosa, Weridemwth, (ruin Newcastle for Quebec, with los, of eablcs to lilt DOWli• ; wed Colombia, Dewitt, from London (or fdiramrchi. ORAL, Cams dews from the River lest night and this morals; the Elisabeth. Major ; Richebreto, Stranger ' • mid Illoatime. ranee, Weed. fur Qambee; Intrinsic, Smith, rot Miransithi; Julius, Wasik for Quintet ; Roebuck, Ellringition, foe Cape Coast Castle; Flora Dalphiebe, &pleat, far Quebee • sod )..bells, Pact, for Iliramiebt—tba wink have salmi WO *fair tied. ~y - 11111 I I I I I 1111 I IN i MELANI). '‘.llk • It 3 Limsaict, *int TIN bernOyietDahallow, comity- Cork; is it present very smith disturbed; near Freemo4nt, several cottiered houses were robbed by the bieur gents lest week. No farmer can keep his daughter et home , if she his not her protection - face, and in the want of fortune. A man of the name of Walsh, - yer, was assassinated on the Ingh mile of Listowel, on Monday lart, den, who approached him nutuopectu drove a brace of bullets through his bo/ wa s walking from Listowel in compar The following litrolutiono were tered into by the county of Limeric) Jitry. and signed by the members " That it is the opinion of this Grand sasses of the Issurrectiois Art, after the Mail six weeks after the next Meeting measure highly expedient and Necessary. "That, though we consider that a rt- Magistrates would be attended with eosatry, still we 'reef opinion that the Insurtectiva Act hits beat curled into execetion by the Magistrates at large, is • manaer highly creditable to themselves sod benelleial•to the meaty, sad is such a munier as to render any fears of the misapplication of the act quite ottgatory." COUNTY LIMERICK ADDRESS TO THE MARQUIS WELLESLEY. After the Resolutions were proposed by Captain O'Grady, M.P., John Green, Eq. of Greenmoent, rose sod addressed the Chair, iu nearly the follow• in, words : • It Issessis Bosom of pride and exaltation to every Irishmen lellosaaNd is the welfare snd prosperity of his esmatry, te eso is Nahuatl placed at the head of its Exe- Mine Deportment ohms exalted virtues, great military ashimaltesete and igimedid talents. have been no often ems spigeowaly odbetplilbeit to the Feld and the Cabinet, and tele& inalesedy geolify his Excellency to ail this dignified sadaisvauslalallas. Every ratimial expectation has been ex- Mud hem the whim, vigour, sad conciliatory spirit w►ich igialliegeishes the eibasieler of our Illustrious Viceroy, that the peace, hermoeyt and social order, which has for so con. sirleraide • tine met with as teeniest% interruption, will, ere leer, be restored that these foods, dissentions, sad out. reirea r whieb bees disgraced this unhappy country, will be effectually removed, sod ail dosses of his Majesty's Irish subjects be erasteeled is one %dissoluble bond of union, frissdrhtpy mad brotherly love. The selection of a Nobleman so highly gifted *fords • fresh %stance of oar gyacions So varsiga's kited sad beortitest %%oboes towards this comi ng, sad is as additional recite the paternal solicitude and regard of oar Monarch for his Irish people. To expatiate oa theadvantsgss the Irish navies must derive from tbe resi dence auseagat as of a Vice my a wative of our country, would be only committing se noneeessary waste or time. hilsall therefore trouble you so farther on this subject than merely to express my cordial approbation of the Address which has been just resit I beg, however, your indulgence, Si►, fee a moment or two before I sit down—l think it in eum►eat on me, is justice to the Hoe. Gentleman who has been the mover of your Address (Captain O'Grady), to testify my sense of the debt of gratitude I (in common with every other loyal and indeprodent man is this county) owe him,aud the best ntsioaerin which I conceive I can discharge that debt is by repressing and acknowledging at once the obligations I am under to him for the decided, manly, and patriotic course he pursued in tht recent discuniless on those questions in the Imperial Senate, which involved the d t rights and essential interest of his nature country—and what ever course ur direction my politics may take is this county at • future period, the Hon. Gent lemaa's Parliamentary con duct on those occasions claims my apprubatiou."—(Limerick Chroxicle.) VOILLINGaIt. MARCH 98. Yesterday Thom& Afenffiwioilnerich Gilfirs*, Matlhnr Beghan, and John Ford, the Same unforinnele Ines who were found guilty on the While be Art, at our last Assizes, undetwent the &masa seallgleilher the law, at Johnstown, barony of Dellis, in this egionly. At I o'clock, oet. the gallows packed on drays, sod the eserutiower is a post charm, moved forward to the shove-mentioned place, escort ed by three companies of the 19th regiment of foot, and a large party of police. At nine the unhappy convicts attend. .4 by the Rev. Mr. M'Cormick, Roman Catholic Chaplain, and bin Assistant, entered two carriages, end set out for the same destination, strongly georded by a troop of the Ist dra. Know guards mid a eletschameut of horse police. Our worthy High Sheriff, Gogh M. Tuite, of Sales, Esq. Colonel Milne, 19th regiment, Consmanding.o6cer, end a number of the most respectable geutlenien and magistrates of the county were in attendance. As the procession moved slowly through the tows, the streets were lined, sod the windows filled vials spectators. During the joureey, from the gaol to the place of execution (about eight mules), the clergymen were assiduously engaged administering that spirit of tion sn peculiarly necessary on these awful occasions. About two o'clock the procession reached the fatal spot. and while the gallows was rem ing they prayed fervently and inerment ly. Jest before they were turned eiff, they declared their iliac). erste of the crime fur which they were shout to suffer; but forgave their prosecutor, stud wished she else:Mid receive no injury from their friends. Three of them acknowledged they had been sworn ribboaaseeommt most earumily besought Obit countrymen to withdraw from all illegal aseociatious, which would eventually prove their destruction, as exemplified in their owe untimely cod. Oar maw (Gilligan) averred he bad sever taken an oath, unless oise at a custom-gap. Shortly afire they were launched into eternity, and after the usual time the bodies were cut dove, pat into separate Mina, conveyed back to town, and deposited is the geolinrd fee interment. The peasantry collected to witness this awful spectacle were sloe as numerous es was expected, but the dis tant hills appeared crowded. To morrow (Friday) Urals Fielding, convicted at the late Assize., under the White Boy Act, kill be executed pursuant to bis sentence, at the frost of the gaol is this town. KERRY ASSIZES. Owing to the bad •tat, of she road" Baron Pennerather and &ricer( LetFoy did noltoacbTralre tutu d seven o'clock cot Moods, evening, when the following Grand Jury wits 'worm The Hon. Thomas Browse, of Kilburn'', Foremen; the Knight of Kerry, William DU elesli Godfrey, Aram' fileawe►katsett, Charles Heiberg, Richard Fierce Mahony, Robert Leslie, Thomas William wades, Crumbs, Williata Poasonby, M'Gtllieuddy of the Ricks, Richard Mahony, John O'Connell, Francis C. Nand, Jobe Hacksaw, Wm. Meredytb, James Raymoud, James Butler, Alexander Elliott, James equable, M'.P., Joint Bateman, Jabs Francis /Impost, sod Richard Chute. Emps. Colette' Crosbie was to have been Foreman, bat did mot gel lain Court oath •iuet►ea of the Jury were sworn. The followiag were remitted up to Thursday midair: — MURDER OF MAJOR COLLIS. Welter and Robert Coppistrer (filthier and one), and Jeremiah Oaf/iron, for the mord., of Major Collis. Cownselitur QUIN opened the case fur the prosecutioa. The Tollnwong evidence wss produced : MIL Major Collis examined by Mr. JAcitsiMig.--ii widow of she lair Major Collis; recollects the alight of the Rtd November last; lived st Ken I Lodge on 'bat might; remem bers • certain cireemitance occurring that night—[iers the witness wits mad affected.]—Wstuures was awoke by the ads' of strange VOWS ootside bee bed-room doer; salted who was there? weeastswered " friend ;" witness asked abet was wastlille was desired le sees t he door" called Major Collis, who wta is the roam ; the door was burst to, aid three NNW came tato the room, one of whom had the partake esedlestiet sad candle la his baud, and two had rows *la were disguised; Maim Collis got out of brat and aged what they wailed, aid the mower was, " Morey to buy powder;" witness ',ferried them take whit they wanted, but sot to iss jam Mr. Collis; Mr. Collis reeerved a blow ma the bead, sod was lived em .scamp at she maw motorist; he fell, sail wk. sap rossammi wee of be net disked triersistebe Ant *~-mot:, _~~ • wive yroulclintirder Vet.; Maio: Collis psked WI:Wm wale Me toNliaer himself to he rolvisroaad unordered ; the undisguised 11114111411.11 said, W.% Major, 11l assist you into bed if you • to take the money;" Major Collis was wounded by le Odd fired and was ausitted new bed; the seen the.. 'Hoke epee • press, which a bog of whiff, a steel purse with silver, and some kdile brou• in which had been in Maim Collies pocket; iboilda• took all the money that was they - a chest of drawers, they witness offered the key; Merv, oilmen offcred to open `hey took aothiwg inft of the apparel; at the other side portnimateau whistle bad offered the key of the took; one of the others so Violence was offered , mean threw the bed clothes ardiagutsed mho since; M. 9 was put to bed ; after tskiag they took money out of • bow mach; there was a candlestick on the ground, - when leafing the WOW trill guy person fur two o'clock on the following Man encoded by Doctots Crump', Besteed: mod Collin. Jobs Larkius, as sipprate r, insert else primaue—identiles them; saw the Prisoners is November last; saw Major Callis; was at Kent Lodge by eight; was ocurapaeied by live others, the three Prieusiers were of the •umber ; these three were there; Walter tied Robert Coppinger first spoke of going there to rob; this occurred at Menaereille, at Cop plagues own house{ io • smanesion of Ceppieger a, being married to his niece; the coaversation was some time before the robbery; they wires longtime speakiag of rubbing Col lies Gallivan was wet present at any of the eouversatios until the night of the robbery; they sr at Coppinger's barge that night; Galling ante to Cuppiegees house on the sight of the rubbery; they all met at Coppingeis that eight; they west frum that to Major Collies; there went lest Robert Ceppinger, Doran, and witness; the other three were at Coppingees house, Gallivau was there ; saw them before the robbery on the shore side, where they ap pointed to meet • this was the plan appointed ; three west first to see whether the light was coostaatly ; thesis went to the wall west of the house, and staid there a long time; Robert Coppinger end Doran wrist to a haggard and markup a large bundle of hay in case there was an erns in Collies house to defend themselses; when they thoaght it time they went towards the house, aid left Gallium as a guard outside the wall, sod Healy at the door of she Hay ; they were both armed; Healy had a sword, and Gatlin, a gun; fuer went to the hall door, sad old Coppinger west to the window, and wu • long time at it aid forced the window, and ease back and said, " Boys, I have a passage for you ;" says this was the west window, sod they proposed to go in ; they saw I•ght, and thought it too ens to go is ; they west a abort distance ; Gallivan eosin sad asked why they did met go in, sad wanted to go is himself, bat old Coppinger seat him heck to his place ; they west through the window to the hall; went into the parlour and brought out a candle; old Coppinger struck a light; use of the C•ppioger's gave witness a sledge; the sledge was prodeiced; witness knows the sledge, and identifies it; so person was disguised at this time; they brought It from Bleaaerville; they went up stairs, and turned the key is the surest maids' roam, at the right band side, and desired them sot to stirout of that until morning ; the door was them shut and lacked : a dog io Mr. Collis's room harked, and Healy said, that was the sign of Collls's room. Mrs. Collis asked whin was there. Robert Coppinger answered, "a friend," and at the same lime broke ors the door with a sledge : -they west into the room, old Copping:er first, and said, " Don't stir," sad them Iced at the gentleman; rhea witness took the sledge up to the door, Coppinger took it to break open the door ; three of them went into the room. Msjor Collis, af ter the slot, got up and went towards the table where the sword was. Walter Coppinger and witness stood closets each other, end Robert Coppioger gave him a blow of the gum, end knocked him down ; after this they screened themselves, sod covered their faces wish some old rags ; witness turned round, and the light was put out • witness went to light the idle. Wise's he did so, Mrs. eollis went to bed ; old Cop. ginger broke open the press and got silver, witness saw bet three pier's of gold; be held the light ; Major Collis was lying down stretched ; as he recovered his senses, lie soden. voured to get up, witness assisted him to get up ' • when be saw Coppinger he screeched, and wits. ss desired h im to bold his tongue, or they would murder him ; he answered " I will, my friend," and did so. Mrs. Collis said, " Put the Major into bed ;" witness replied, be was not able, and asked her to assist him, which she did. They were going out of the room, and saw Robert Coppinger coming back, who said, " I)id you hear her say it was T. Bateman's foster father that was there—we will all he hanged The Judge charged the Jury, when thry retired for about twenty minutes, and returned wish a verdict of They were ordered fur execution yesterday, and their bo d ies to be giveu for dissection. Maurice Cehelase, C. Casey, Jeremiah Sullivan, James Murphy, and Mery Murphy, fur smuggling tuhsceo; and John M 4 Gillieurldy, for forging Beek of behind notes—re be frausporied /bashes years. Richard Hurley, Thomas Coitus., and Denis Cahill, fur administering sinlawfnl oaths al Ballyheigt ; John Lynch, for robbery; Jobe Mangan, fur passing forged notes is Killarney. The following are the numbers of the thirty shilling Batik of !milted ones, with which the Prisoners tried were charged wish etterlog:—No. 28,158, doted September 8, 1841; end 44,960, dated July 3, 1841. It appeased that nearly 1,6001. of them were brought into this county, sad tbs. they are OthelliCiy well executed according to the newest plate. CARLOW LENT ASSIZES. LORD NORBUItY'S ADDRESS TO THE GRAND JURY. " ilia Lordship commented by observing, that the fell attendance of such a respectable body of the Geutry of the County of Cantor, at so interestieg a period, was truly gra tifyimr—sts was also the comparative traorptillity of the county, beyond .hat the Judges had experienced is the early part of their circuit, where they had, in the ordinary comae of adminieering justice, given fell efficacy to the low its many obnoxious cases, aided as they were by the virtuous wad firm conduct of the resp-clive Grated and Petit Juneau( the counties through which/hoe hadoissrd. " His Lordship said, it 'iota be ganeerssary for him to impress epos the minds of llteGraod Jury any thing particu larly connected with the career the public mosey hstryated to them I. Diallers, the details of which he furthers to ester into, sad only rerommetided the same strict economy sod frugality, which theyou every similar occasion had manifest• ed-towarda the people; that in presiding for the accooseno deli'ss of their priaen., they should nut be indifferent to the comforts and security of the unhappy inmates of them; and that as to their charitable lisatilutiuos, the just measure of their *import should he amply provided and bottourably accounted for. The public **sal, said his Lordship, should be satnfied of your fidelity in presiding fur the wretched that are entitled to public bounty. A fair and honest account must be reudered of evety public trust withis your jaria- Aiello*, so as that no ground of complaint shall eats( is the •ariusa sod complicated money tranmetiens commuted to your twee. N I come unw to the most impart/int of ynnr concerns— that which relates to the preservation of the public peace, of *bids iota are the ronstilatitinal 'Nana's., at a moment whets Om Most fertile provinces of the Smith of Irelasid are convulsed, so ss to terry terror, massacre, and desolation Min the midst of them. 'Titanic God, the Circuit within our sphere, containing the six important connties roved the metropolis of Leland, has been fortunately exempt from such • grievous soil grace,' calamity, at this effecting moment, when Trial by !wry, the boast of British beedum, and she protection of every good Irishman's liberty, bas, under the sanction of lbs Legislature, and the wise discretion of oar Chief G and Ms Council, berg painfully but necessarily suspended, in under to save this ire portion of the British empire from seldelestrumma. It I. • me•e•re of wisdom and merry to save nor misstep from • desperate state •f anarchy sad Imtbaross ferocity which have disgraced out national tbs. IL. otectiOn in her lice, 1 to tee Wm, they weit west* to • were (alai to Weak the dtawefos 11 1 i, a comfortable far- they mild not open the drawers, them, eke opessed all but one; they I tigh road, within a &awe which contained wearing &pi art, by a single ref. a t m they look down a p lususpectingly, and clullim . took • trunk, witness. li his body. w s ia, triek, Slim undistitisied luau I i ;brolke i • as desired to do a); aninsoy with his wife. • w oedirgaised ma ere unaniruosely e , . r • s'af t , d; saw the oath crick Armee Grytd riclividsally.,;4 7 3. a '' . lien went away; the ere i y a • - ~,1 6. _ Majors Collis was ; and Jury 'bat dip enikto Assess does not know We she lot of An d tee ,is the room; they left the can log or Pa:bone* • an d IBM the medic In glair bead ; e 5 , min, , tir et m ~....• they desired witness not to stir or II TOMO u lid o r bouts; Major Collis lived Isola two I grea t ea l eait t agea t o the day ; received only one Kilo shot; sr • • • - - • NO ._ _T,_, • . railer, by the ;wet linaieonalable and opriroked tro• cities that ever smiled m deluded, iufarriated, mil ',laminated population. " However sofortnnate one country may at intervals ap pear to bare hero, from the early periods •ben King John first unfolded Maps Chart. sod the blessings of the British City/ and Constitution to rice Datives of Ireland, yet the faithful pages of history telt us factions we're so besotted that they long resisted the blrminza of being free I and am. &assured, contrary to reason and humanity, übatinairly to rifest to the Bathos laws--constaatte revolting from British freedom and British comexioa. Out onuld Armed that several centuries' esperirnee of the benigeant 4174: . 1' our liar, sad of irs protectio• against tyranny and 0 sioe, should have effaced the early prejodient of a pmple, kiod.bearted in their nature, and, uutil seduced sad pee. versed, Mild is the dint:ate of their birth. " I wish to restos my coootrymen, of every order, from the scandalous imputation of their Whig hareems' ey, net ters Incapable of civilization, and inoeneible to as hind offices of social interceirree *That seasons of fury is a maddened multitude—tanmered with, and rendered profligate, outrageous, cruel, and mur derous by the inidioss and infamous advice of theme who corrupt and urge then, on—ere too familiar, Men - in the well-regalated country and metropolis of Englatid, dust be admitted t—hut in Ireland a reign of terror, madoes, butchery, and desolation, has stained our snarls, by maw react at wart sss • eras of mi./hi-tithe. The columns of every Newspaper have been fall of enormities for several meths put. The prompt enerey, however, of the Emeutine Go. vasnseat, appears to have had the itostaaititam effect. Oee good Rine will be relieved from the pang *leech Ike his felt at the sufferings of Ireland, to which be has maaillested mei martial tenderness ; mud our eiteeeted Interim melt is the midst of the minas( disturlimmeh, bee received the multiplied anaemia, of ainlldence sad sneport frown swims counties t—yours has not been woman is expressions of duty, respect, and loroltY....storwere these overloaded with fulsome phrases of 'deletion, which might nit recommitted them to the good taste and feelings of the dignified Perme ate to whom they were addressed. • Gentlemen, in my presets* address to you, however highly I may di Mk of you, I shall abstain, be yob heat lloue, from a language of flattery; though I wish to uphold me la the well.merised esteem which belongs to you as Itaeirtralei, as resident Gentlemen of high birth, and as valuable Jurors of the comely of Carlow—situated as it is iu so criticsl aid commauding a situation, and noted is the history of the cosatrrethich immediately surrounds you. " A noble Historian boa told as, that after the ealsimitotes rebellion and massacre of 1841, the great Duke of Onward* fought his famous battles of Rosa and Banish, in your im mediate neighbourhood, fur the safety of Ireland...wieu, as the saute Historiau tells us " the seeds of dianthuses were transplanted hither from Westminster." That Illustrious Duke. history, and his fidelity to an unteritteate Monarch, are sot forgotten; nor are his great achievements mad difficulties in preventing Ireland's separation from the Bri tish empire, obliterated from our important milord.. His proud deaccadants stilt live to cherish the loyalty which they inherit, sad which has not bees unnoticed by a generous Sovereign, who has raised the Represestative of that ancieat House to the Imperial Peerage, which his asersiors dignified. Though your forefathers have devoted their litres to preserve your country, the Waviest ontology has bear cast oe the wisdom and integrity of your ancestors and yourselves, fur the alleged misgoverament of Ireland, during centuries past e and for the disturbances of the present day. With equal troth should you be made responsible for the compiraey is the rebellions of 17118 and 1803, when the Irish Revolutioe ists confederated with Pranre—when the tattiest Gimpy whom I behold, with a handful of military force, in this very town where we are assembled, smote and vanquished — though set on by a titled sad proud man, iglu:Mated with a vile raise of reform—a rebel army that assaulted them on every avenue, that approached to your Courthouse, where a rev.- lutisaary tribunal was about to be erected. • Did any mss ever presume to throw smelt obloquy on the Commits or Parliament of England, whets a crazy fanatic, with a forioss rabble, had nearly bunted the greatest city in the world in 1780? Would the Geodemeo of Englaad en dure such imputations to be cast apes them, fur the mod istes of Manchester, the treason of the radicals, nr the am. tinned uproar that lately intmlied the most ateerabletriaseal its the solvents., on the trial of a late sefortenate female? " With you I look up with madders.* to the wisdom of the Legislature for the protection and ealvatioa of every Oleg that is dear to us, and of our indleaolable evescitio• with the British empire and its conatitutim—aird I look with unboauded abhorrence to radical reform, or the goveruniest of radicals. " The Grand Juries and Gentry of Ireland are our best safeguard *roast the of our peace. You are plated in t►e centre of your country, and in t►e Mart sf lectern... the heart is mond, thank God, and while it is so, yes have nothing to fear if you are vigilant. •' When such rapid infection has "mod around you, do not confide much in the calm, that may be treacherous. ' No wretches are so lout as they whom much security beguiles.' Eren at this moment • most formidable eoefederacy hashes. formed among the numerous boatmen on the river Barrow, and has most elarralugly spread along t►e whole limes, your island navigation, frees Thabliu to Waterford. The confede racy has assnined the sovereiguty of the beautiful river which flows near you, in its pogrom to meet its sister river, which the poet has celebrated.. At this moment t►at eine,- deracy has the whole commercial intercourse of t hem produo live counties within their power, and they have established a reign of terror w►ich givevetfinsey to t►e tortures that they inflict ow their opposers, i.e those who dare to oppose or to creative their authority, or the cruelty which they practice ! but, as the rime will fell within your deliberations, I forbear to anticipate the metier further then to observe, that at this moment your sarigat ion is anni►ilated as the medium of con veyance fur your saleable commodities—end that for this purpose your ricer Burrow is as isessfogouip a• a wheel barrow.—(l.oud laughter.) " But the inflator, of such a combination, Involving mul titudes with all the splemeatie science of males conspiney, will immediately ext. nol its isfirenee and its terror to all the adjoining cottony which surrounds you; and desperate leaden will not be wantiug, at on instant, to involve you in all the miseries which are ready to pounce upon you. " You well know that • initialled outrage of a most alarming kind, has lately folks upon a 111061 Leland and regarded family adjoining. Lord Byron nye, • the watch word is never volitive as the signal fur furious coossee—. Religion, freedom', 'menace, what you will, Are words intough to see asankisid to kilt; • Some faction plicese r by crania; aught and spread, That men may die, cad wolves aid *ores be fed.' Ruch are the mean resorted to by moans Reformers, who presume to tell the world lint they will improve the coasti , lotion of mankind, and relieve them home the thraldom of their legitimate Goveromemi, by substituting their uivr-fsm gled improvements in the room of the ancient fahric of our venerable Constitution. Los; has the storm howled o'er its steady boil, asooli—lie architecture, perhaps, may not please mudero presumption, but we will continue to uphold sad admire the proud irregularity of its greaten.. " Gentlemen," eoatinaed his Lordship, " I cameo. hooter conclude than by giving you the words of am eneellent writer, who says, • that those who first scatter the seeds of sedition, are unequal to the gathering is of tbe harvest— that the multitude is an egotist en, to bevel iunlotiumi but, when checked, it recoils with there esed force epos its mover. The deluded followers may periviveoltat those who preened to take the part of the people, wish only to be themselves the tyrants—that God has hired the stalk's of mien is different de grees, and that to attempt lo correct she nature of olookiod, is to war with Providesee—aad both leaden and Iliflovers may together n Beet, that upon the speculative snd rioniptary Reformers the severest pooisiment which God ea los mu yeauce ever yet inflicted, was to curse them with the com plete gratification of their own inoiediciate desirvs'." This Anise., as well as Ilene of Wollevford sad Ow Queer's County, proved maiden. There was not a single record tried at Carlow, seal oily two cases of sipped from civil bills! COAL MARKET. Arlan 3. /hips at Market. Ship Sold. Peke. b 6 Newcastle. 13 Rumlnked 2 &Dick Coal r..> ; _ .~ • [Prom Ike " London ifercostile 1 2 rice airresti," Twdah April I, int] WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Corsts......Thk market has continued uniferntly dull niece out lam, nod prima are from Is. to 31. lower; ilie pulni t elks went of heavily, perticslary Is Friday, *Mu Dutra, Idieolly sot clean, was Mid Is. as is. per awl. loser, asli Brasil about Is., lower. ten Thar/day Porto Rico if g uu d quality brought NII prime, but the ordieary west about 'l,. lower than last week ; St. Domisge has been sold as kis ai low we tic for eery ordinary, fair quality breath' 102.. 103.. sod g oed would ye starday have breught 1041. pe, cc: the ordinary and unclean qualities base been the dressed, aid the /resin( depression of prices has is c Timms bore is those descriptions; clean Coffee with c bap geseally brought last week's prices. Hy private tract little business has bees done . The tßepek of Welt !edit' Coffee is row 1.343 tons, briii z 1,147 less than at this time last year, pretest priers la.. per ewt. lower. B. P. Sulamt.--Tke Amnia saudisued brisk se Wednei. day last, but on Thursday sad Friday it greatly subsided. and In a few ismatices rather lower prices were acc.•pied tut mew Revisit-a sad Dahmer% bat generally the importers hare held FORCION SUGAIL—Aboot 1,000 cheats of Ha b base been brought to public sale this sr,-k, a large propicool good to Int white; the prices obtained were similar to th ose quoted is onr lust, Bratil remelts steady. The stuck of B. P. Sager is sow 1,068 ruts kit than at this time last yeat; proud prices ls. per eat. toner per Gazette ge . Pmatuto has bees in steady ilemaidl. Rust.—The market Is Sat, but holders are eery firm. The stock of Runt is now 114„t2/1 puncheons, and p r , or proofs 19. Id. per gallon ; ditto same lisle last year 15.753 puecheoss, and price of Proofs Is. 11d. per gallon. COCOA —Settralparcels of foreign bare been pat op by sortie*, but scarcely a lot fused purchasers. ihramoorts cominse withoet ailerstios is price. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. COITOII.—.—TIoe re has hems- an exteorive drwind for East India Callas, mad about 4, 0 0 0 bags of flcnril t+ , e bees take. for export sod es speculation at the rnirency ur last week ; the greet decline of the mocks of this dew:Amiss in the European markets is thensseas to which the de std has ham chiefly attributed. The sales of tie week are, duty paid, IMO hags Bowed, good fair to good int is 1014. ; 4410 Bahia, (air lota.; 30 Surioam„ good 11141; 140 Dime. rare, ordinary to Joe lid. to 121 d.; 11l cot., ontottry to good 14;d. to wd. ; 150 Sorel 84. to 71d. ; 4,000 Beagil qd. to did. per lb. Total 3,031 bap. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Masc. 30. Thete has been considerable business done in COTTON this week, though the market is rather heavy. The sales (iscludiut 900 Demerara., which woot off at fair price by auction yesterday) see 9,200 bags, and consist of 4,850 Bowed. at Mid. a 10/41. chiefly at 9id.; 330 Orleans at 9 1 1 d. a 121 d, and • few ordimary at 40 Mobile at girl.: 350 Alaboma, at Std. • 81.1.; 820 fie• lam= at 1314. • 19d. mad • few Gee st 2a. 40 stsicied at 111 d.; 340 Perim= at Did. • 124.; 570 Bahia. at 104. a 11d.; 670 Marimba= at 10. a Ild.; 10 Peru at 10d; 20 Mina Novae at 10id.,• 1110 Mina Genes at 914.• 950 Demerara. at 914. • I 1 id;;"10 Serbia= at Slid. a 101.; 60 BarbaJoe• at 94. a 914.; 10 West lediaa at 91d.; 70 Carthagenal sat Sid.; 40 Urals at 714. a 84.; 120 &utile st dd. a Cold. per lb. The import this week la 12,275 hags, viz. Demerara 740, New Orleans ese, Se It and Charleston 5,026, other parts of U. S. 197, Brazils 5,458. A few tierces of line Carolina Rice have brought 17s. bet the deemed is my limited, sod 140 tierces offered yesterday at auction were withdrawn at 16.. 3d. for fair new, slid 126.3 d. Far inferior. We have little inquiry fur Rums, and prim remain without alteration. Dyesruede contimuc ne glected. Tallow bee declined 4.. per cwt. and a pencil of very good S. A. in Aims has bees sold at 45. The sales of Hides baw realized am advisee of id per lb. sod consist et 9,400 Ihreose Aral dry Cow and Ox from 914. for fair to 101 d. sail Ilid. per NI. for prime : 2,300 Horse have also surd at 7s. 2d. • 7.. 54.nm\ fur good quality. Tobacc• still remains dell of sale. Our Cove market is in ' • languid state, asd Wheat • trifle . lower • Oats have main. 'aimed themselves own steady. Good free American Fl o ur fur export becoming scarce, 295. have been (obtained for 300 barrels of New York, and 32.. are asked fur the hest Philadelphia. bowing Flax Seed hoe been more =mired for 1,100 cask. sold, 48s. for Baltimore, and 50s. a 51s. for New York The Warr deseripliose of B. P. Sugars have sold stein!, during she week, bet brown and middling were very dell of sale instil yesterday, when am advsnee of Is. was obtained as then qualities ; the quantity sold is 700 cask.. to Fe rrite and East fedi& Sugar, as well as is Molasses, sloth's( is doing. The public males of Coffee on Monday, cunsistiog of 80 casks sod 800 bogs of Dutch brought full prices. Ona.-14 Oils there is scarcely soy alteration, a smell lot of Sperm Oil wa■ sold ■t public sale at SM.; ssollicr let of about 100 tons superior Oil was bought in St 541. and 54L 10.. Fluty.—Two public sales have been brought forward, but there was very little sold with the neve, um of a few Mus catel Rallies sad Juntas Ahmed", Ike latter went of ratter briskly. MilllßLZ.—lnferior Marble is completely snaaleable. TA LLOW,AIbe priers have been considerably mimed since our last, but there bag bees more droned at t►e ry 'filches. Poslarsgst, Tuesday, April 2, lett, Slur o'Clock. Commas-.. The market appeared more lively today, and at two ruble sales higher prices were paid both for Deitch by the grocers amd fur Bras.) : the private tiousactions were few, mad sot more lba■ 104 s. per ewl. could bare bees obtained fo► good St. Basting°. B. P. Swoam..—There was not mach business done today. Chiefly is cossarqseisee of the quantity os shvir basin bees very limited; the prices welts firmly stpiield. CORN YICHANG'S, APRIL 3. ~row— bsd bat little doieriktbe Wheat trade to day. having scarcely any dew.and Sr* thebulddlinig and inferior qa•lt.ies, which have only a' saluted value; but prime patapta,.. although heavy sale. purport Stuudly's priers. Barl.l seat off very 'lowly at Monday's quotatton. Os.s are 1.. per quarter cheapen', the arrivals being very caasoloraher.— Pease sod Beaus are also railicr cheaper. DEATHS. Yesienlay, aged 14, Sidney, third sow of the tate William Davies, Erg of the holm of Cedell and Divert, Strand. t)u she 4.1 instant, at Dorking, in t►e 54th year of her ay', Catherine, Felice of She Err. Owea Maiming, of Gedeleong, is t►e musty of &terry. At Nice, is Maly, e• t►e 11 th Meech, Colonel Withers Thereof, formerly of ►is Majesty's DNA regimeat of foul, sod briber of &thus Veneto', EA. an Alder's's' •1 Limerick. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. Marvin 38 after 18. I Evening b 5 Art lt. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. COM. 79iigii I . EX. Bill., 11.••• 1, 0004 6 per Ci. N. Am.. 103 i I 43 6 pr. 1021 103 1 Ditto Smell . • ..5 7 Pt. Insp. 3 per Ct. An.. 791 I Cone. for Ace.... 79iii baba Bonds.. 61 63 pr. I 79iii - Petaled mid Peiliobed et TIM BRITISH PROS eta THE (.LOBE odic*, He. IS% liesed, by C. COILII• WELL.( the Stead. ""'~' i . - IPM I wr--; poz-, F.uiremp.r. i