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PPM . • tW‘r2.71"77- LA, mrsLuciNcr. ••••••• COURT OP CHANCERY, Lusoossi's Tiumsoar, Maus 21. This was the last Seal before the holidays. LAWitancrs LECTURE% oa PHYSIOLOGY, ZOO LOGY,aad NATURA HISTORY of MAN, LAWRINCR . JAMES SMITH. Mr. WITSHIRILL moved to dissolve the biotic tiou which hail been granted in this case, to restrain the Defendant from printing, publishing, and dis pogin,.. of a book under the shove title. H e stated that Mr. Lawrence was a professor of surgery, and lecturer to the College of Physicians; the De feetiant was a respectable bookseller in the Strand. The Mjunciiou was granted ou the ground of piracy. The lectures in cooreotion were delivered by the Plaintiff, at the College of Physicians, and he afterwards printed them ; the Defendant had pat theca together, and published them in one volume, and this was the piracy complained of. What he (she Learned Counsel) had to contend for was, that the Plaintiff had no copynght in the work, for it was • publicist' denyiligChriitisaity mod Revelation, which was contrary to public policy and morality. He would not hove his Aairriehip take it on his ipso dirit that they were so, but throe lectures hod undergone criticism by-persons is the habit of perlortnisig that duty, they were re probated by the writers of the itilimirurgh Medical Review, the Qtrarterly Review, by the Lecturer on Christianity in the University of Oxford:and by the Rev. Mr. Whitfield of Beth, as being shell gloss, and that public policy ought not to tolerate them. The object of the publication was to send out to the world the doctrine that when man dies, his soul dies with him, denying the immortality of the soul. lie would admit that the lecture, were most ably and eloquently written, which only tended to give the poison they contained greater influence over weak minds. It was impossible that he could express his opinion of the mischievous ten dency of the lectures better than it was expremed in the Edinbirrgls Medical Review, that they could not believe that the Plaintiff would have at tempted to have brought his pupils into a state of total darkness, for what ties the doc trioe of the Plaintiff?—that a man had no more soul than an oyster, or any other fish or insect. The Learned Counsel then quoted several passages from the, lectures, to prove, that the death of the' soul was announced in them in its strong terms as it could be pronounced; it was no accidental doubt that was expressed in them. but it was • positive assertiou, and read at the Royal College of Sur geons, he out only denied that the race of man sprung from Adam and Eve, but went so far as to say there was no truth in the deluge. Having called his Lordship's attention to the passages, it would be for him to decide whether the Plaintiff could have a copyright in such • work to send out to the world its poison. It was scarcely necessary for him to allude to the place in which the lectures were delivered, it was a place licensed by royal charter; but he would contend if such lec tures were allowtd to be delivered there, that the charter would be us bad as the Plaintiff's copyright: lie however understood, that the Plaintiff wilt no longer lecturer there. He had nothing ceitalnly to do with the place where she lectures were delivered, but he would deal with him in his character or au author, and he would dilate on the poison. disse minating from him as s lecturer to a school, the pupils of which were afterwards to become peach titioners of surgery. Looking at it as the work of au author, at did not require critiscism to Show its end tendency, for it was as clear as the sun at noire day. The LORD CHANCELLOR-4' We Test stop here, as lam obliged to attend elsewhere." JUDGMENT OF A PATENT. HILLS AND (WISH V. THOMPSON AND ANOTHRIL Mr. SHADWILL, at the rising of the Court, asked his Lordship to allow him to move for au injurictiou in this case to prevent the Defendants, who are dry salters at Liverpool, from selling or using of sul phuric acid, similar to that which the Plaintiffs had obtained • patent fur immufacturing. The LORD CHANCELLOR—' I I cannot wait, Mr. Shadwell ; you must more it before the Vice-Chan cellor. lam obliged to attend the House of Lords; there is a commission and a divorce case appointed there for this day." etwiT, Luicoue• 11111. TIUSEDAT, NEULCII 21. * We're a' Neddia'." MAME! V. SAW. Mr. SNADWILLL, according to the direction of the Lord Chancellor, resumed the motion he had made in the higher Court, to restrain the Defendant from publishing in the " Gazelle of Fashion," the song of " We're a' Aoddia'," the composition of the music Wog that of the Pleintiff, sod having got inn great celebrity by bring, sung by Miss Stephens at Covent-garden Theatre. The Learned Counsel admitted that the song was not a new one, but the msksic had been re -set, with alterations and earls- Vtiems, by the Plaintiff, and he had taken the usual Means to obtain the copyright, and had printed a great number of the songs with his additional music, r the sale of which was prevented by the publication of the Defendant's book, which made it a proper case for the interference of the Court. Mr. SPENCE, Counsel fur the Defendant, s a id, dist the music claimed by the Plaintiff; as being his original composition, consisted merely in turn ing a few bars in the ancient music, for such it was, it being nearly of fifty years standing. He held in his hand a hook which contained the song, which had been published thirty years back. It appeared to him that it was not treating the Court with due respect to bring such a subject before it for its grave consideration. If his Honour maintained this application, it was impossible to ray to what length similar applications would go. He trusted that his Honour would be of opinion that it was a case which did not call for the interferenceof the Coutt. The VICE-CHANCELLOR observed. that it ap peared to him to be a me that the Court ought of to take cognizance of. He certainly would nut give any opinion upon it. Mr. Samr- - - tool• nothing by his motioi ' - kir el ... ..",...... I ... ltoo 'Wee lekott away, hal toNoe *okapi WM Mao /hem persisted tell she ewer isildreMMl es el Remy any tills( shout the boweber Mr. beastly, the nephew of the deemed, Masi e e l et= say thst Are i shed the h ib mil l imple ile sop id d i. is his 7 The eamaliesttos maatiewell till near tee o'clock, . ' 4ale triCyuerhur IllArtoS-GAIII Last Mglit shoat eight teeleck a maw named Willis emery, about tb woes of sire, of very dark Urn visage, wad prodigious Mow Mark whiskers, dress Week twat rid waistcoat, ersb.celoored troveets„ at kerma boots, rather of shabby imps/ewe, and • allow lire feet eight haelare high, together with Ell *SWIM and Mary Drown (est reiatiosis), were Moue. • rowed, of Jobe Limbriek sad C.odby, the steers. 1 liletwent as eitaseinatioo, the foresee chargestee soap 414wg tverecuwed in the erwel sad atrocious word'! wefeesemste Me. Dimatty, sad the two latter with h. lowoleege of the Mbomou deed. mil it l aisa a i ppeen that the above rimed dicers, whose , .hones the realest !edit, received private infot of very emeriosable clammier sod hal for suers! days with two females is a room Mawr,(bore is a kileheu or teller completely Artois!, et ski frown No. ti, Draper's.plire, 11 41 1 Will i. to • wanes mowed Dania* 'de she W after the warder of Mrs. I ' 'wetp*ppilld So' the Neste Primmer, Mary 1 -'llor 'OS Ittsobes, which was thee nuotwapied ' *OW Olen, to he • simile warm ; she astasegoe Ihe kllebaillo Nary Brows. sad she took powassioa • Vbrse or tar Asps elapsed after she had 'stewed, i lien? saw Not woosso, sad fearieg somethisg hid I hoe, she west Arm stairs sad rooked at the door, *rived so answer. the this looked through the key.lu could see nothiug, Oar the key was is the dour.. Mn sea Seesaw MOM slarstawl, and tried to force the dour • voice is • very hollow tone called out, •• D—o you . what see yes at, do you mast to Meek the door *pert ?" D. was very math alarmed sad began to soup et all right. lb. commeeleated her suspicions to lb' rest ' t • Malty, *bowler, were beyond description wawa the the windows to frost of the room is which the mums bisreleadoed up to the top to Kiev,' say one overt From these extraordinary cireumat were 1 hey were led ialemustioa to the eaters, thirikiNg something was gt welaielful, and that a man wee eusiresied sherd's. • was ohm farmed by Liasbeick to lied out by shoot Ili was Initiated, and to effect this (we ought to hare low , . Mrs. Guiliano, in older to facilitate the officers' pl stn. the Inman Brown wernieg to quit ea seeing 4 pnvon muscat to look at the kitchen, elms betel Prisoner Gregory, sad the two female Prisourre, sitti the fire; ea the person coteries., he (the Primus gory) held dews his bead as if fulfill of beet the place was strewed with bundles, ciromiaing all easing apparel ; one bed sad bedding. tied up, era to see conger, io which they all three reposed the, The °Seers them marred mid took the whole party ire lady. Oa starehimr the place, they found a piece of . -stained with blood, for the possession of which the; •not recount. 'Ttte Magistrate called on the Prisoners for as they had to is, in their deft-ore. • The Prisoner Gregory would not account fir him, his habits of brill for the last right mourbs, bat bees brought up to the professioo of a surgeon. 1 soner Elizabeth Browse, previous to her takiug the I 'welded is Robin-strut, *twee the murder was perpi • i The outer, Gs searehiog Gregory, fossil a kuife oi • peculiar meaofsetore ; sae of the bled.. was abut i . lurches swat a half lour, sod about half no inch mid 1 . • very sharp prim. There was en .ther instrument 'similar to • picklock. The traces of the footsteps of i' is the house corrupted with the size of the Priam IWO , . foot. • The Maglateste fold the suspicion against the whol Fridodes was sailrieut to remand thus fur sombre w leslieirea. N Mid avt dereestd, atiele4,timi Haines Ist Is ike• Mane M.•e varet, Wog dieessed in • sod Wel- aawdieg sti•a►n► sera ►►wqbl sp is Cadby, iM raw; •mod ras. se charged's* wasicirse of warder of rho bawls( • activity Isforsnatioa Asei habits bad toseesled tied •nder- Buries. Dedham, w►o Mrs. Dossier limy 8e..., nuettenred. Sb. sobsequeotly let - us rigid. tied she Wallets 4 but ro be,. hole. but Mrs. Dslh. dour, *bets your eyes r Mrs. ll was sot ,rest of Ibe es they fogad womas Heed ? overlooking. owe led to give I going on A plan ,this place stilted that . pls., had weieg bet) • 'shoaled the sitting sear Peisoser Coe ' being sees; • all swim of was lying themselves. into ens. If eau's» they could soy thiug himself and hat he has The Poi hitches, perpetrated. iife of a very *bust three , wide, with instrument thee. in , itateps of blood PI Lamer Go er EWA, Amt. • The Magistrate mid the suspicion aotinst the whole of the Prlimeers wee soillrieni to mused them fur auothtr exami nation, and they were remanded diagly. The Magistrate ordered the whole of the officers to closely impeet the Prisoners, In case, if they should not be cosi . mimed In this charge they might in sows other, for which they mistemied theme:lves. COROltlEle.S* lAQUEST. • LAIIKNTABLE DEATH BY TAKING OXALIC ACID IN 'MISTAKE FOIL EPROM SALTS. Yesterday afternoon, at baMpast three o'clock, an leepti idtiun wee taken before T. Shelton, Esq. Corpse., and u re epeciabk Juicy, et the Golden Limo, be Leadenhall.street, ou the body of Thomas Wawa, who cams to his death by taking • dose of oxalic acid, aceidestally veaded to him an mistake for Epsom smite. Samuel Wheatley, warshooormaa to Messrs. Litwin and /doline, ehememongere, is Lissemireei, deposed, that the de ceased was porter in the same Arne. Wedoesilay Newsier, about ball-past eight o'clock, be observed the deceased 'leading at the foot of the warehouse steals, reaching vie )(flatly, sad appeared excessively ill. After he bad recovered a little the deceased said he had purchased some dreg at the shop of Mr. Hingeatust, (egotist, to Graceeburchmireet, Hort IMO ruing, for Eprom salsa, sad he was afraid they bad given hint some potion; be said the renal/Wee of the liquid was in the clapboard. Wilma* went there mad found a tin cop half fall of liquta ; he lestantly rata with the cup to Mr. [ballroom% shop, where he saw a led, about fifteen years old, who said he had just sold an oust, of salts to a men. Witting asked - IMaa to stew him the drawer from which be had taken the pettei, sad he then pulled out a drawer which curtained Packet. poises Vzw , 1 . 1 Ii of gestic per, sad tba ward ac: id;ill - 7 - NWif Os , hies. pa 1 .... printed therms, Wilwesa desired bras to call the ullsit lenls sad the hop siag the bell, which was at answered, and he (wham) then left the shop to gl) to Mr. Pugh, a medical gehtleman is the same street, bet before he left the shop a geettemasi came running in, very 'irk, and requested to know what dreg he (the boy) had just served him with, as he was sure be was poisoned. Wilma then ran to Mr. Pugh, followed by the Gentleman, to who Mr. P. ad ministered antidotes, sad he eventually recovered. Witness thou ran to the warehouse to fetch the deseaeed, bet be was iu that weak state that he could rut be removed, when wadi Mr. Pugh was seat for, sad proper antidotes errs admiaisn tered, but be died is abort tea 11111111i1111 after, le die most excreeimt big nosy.. Mr. Richard Push, surgeon, in Gracechercli-street, - a.. posed, Hist he wait called iss the deceased, who he was told bad brew pinstriped. He was iss a dreg slate when he brat saw him; witness administer'd antidotes to a 00000 the stewed' sad to neutralise the pawn', but without success, the declassed died sows after. Witseas examined the body iattreelly after death, but found no remains of the pianos ; the cost of the stomach was completely destroyed. This sort of poison would destroy a person quicker thee srseuic, mid was used isy dyers sad bleachers, mist also fur cleaning boot lupe. Seth drugs should not be left is a druggist's shop without all persons who could have acmes to them being strictly cautioned. - John Ricks:doom, the buy who served the deceased, was neat examined. He stated that be loved errand-bey to Mr. iiingestosobe surgeon, mod had only lived there a fortnight. /He could not read. The deceased came tete the situp and ailed for se matte of salts; there was no person bet him is the shop at the time. The apprentice and the as. inmost were nut thee come down mains. He sung the bell for them whilst the deceased stood is the shop, but they did wet come dues, and be gave the deceased a packet from a drawer which he cuesidered to be salts. He hod sever bee. told rot to seas asp Dee. Mr. Hiageataa was thee examined—He stated that be did sot reside is tie 'sends Gracechurcb-street, sod therefore knew nothing of the matter. He was comicial' that the nation of the bog in serving the salts was (or the purpose of Pillage. The carpenter wise metal week is the shop could prove that the boy sever 4141 An the bell. The Corsieer obssneed, it was a very lamentable circum stance, and both he and the Jury . repreimaidesl the practice 0 , • - . ... 1 _ Kneel. I stated several ostreges in the Kilcock. on the borders of the Major Roams:sus stated similar , . - I V stow*, mid bad' Ise 111041 oho Jury repreboatied the practice S iv f." b 7. °F""""' upon n. .. of proasio slog peruse wbe were overaat what the stuck Mh a a r, aoDWS LL took nothing by his motion. enforced in the cou n t y. th supported in this protocol ilagilli shop ansiOled 410 a•maafiloiagoasd eePecian, MILLI, HAMMACK, AND OTIUNS, N. THOMPSON i as* eke could eel road. rates who were precept. AND ♦AUTUMN.. . . c . w oo d A yLliza ow , The Jury ootorlood a verolott-- 0 That filo issursod mem .. .. iris Moth by toms/ 'italic /cid. WWI wig ei k eitgigiy NM ONADWiLL MOW or on injunction to re- neighbourhood of KliCo4 1.5114 m him tor mks.* stints the Dotiodesats, who errs drjselters end me. county Meatb. N . * I .1. . . • • r. wr.;: RN nuteetaring Aymista, et LiverPoot. teem malting. using,or vending sulphuric . mido in aidation of the Plaintiffs' patent. He mated the bill and the afg. davits in support of his applienticin. from which it appeared that the Defendants had infringed the patent. sod were manufacturing the same article upon the principle of the Plainieffe.i•vewl l oo. Un der thine circom e t encor he•huid no doubt but his Honour would consider it a case for the interfereuce of the Cosit, and grant the s injunction. The Vlca-enancet.Los—" Let it be Injunction granted. • IRELAND. "!'"•i 2 to' • • Dean', itAtcliA We feel great pleasure in rtdatmg.. that it. is con fidently expected tbat his Grace the Duke of.. De. vonshire, instead of visiting. thetCootieent this 'btu mer, isiterwle to come to Irelartd,-and teitide a few months at his seat, Liamore Castle, in the county of ilniteKotd, where great preparations are making for his 'Grace's reception. Webers reason to know that the very extrusive Iriehestmee of this illostrious Nobleman are under the most liberal and etcellent system of ma nagement. The consequence is, his Grace's rents are paid with punctuality—ns property is improv ing daily.—and his testiests are grateful, prosperous, End contented. The 'Duke of Devonshire has, for some years post. expeisded large sums annually upon his estates in Ireland. Many thousand pounds have been laid out on his magnificent castle and demesne at Lismore; and numerous works of general utility, such as bridge., roads, &c. have been planned and completed. entirely at his Grace's private cost. Thee the public have been benefited, the poor employed, the Devonshire tenantry served, and the reentry Improved—and all this is the work of a single great proprietor ! What an example to landlords, and how fortunate would it be for Ire land if other owners of the soil would imitate it, even in part. It is onnecemary to say that (*wain Rock and his followers are unknown on the Devon shire estater--and, we need net hevitite to premise, will remain so.—( Freeman's Journal.) . . IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE MAGISTRATES OP THE COUNTY KILDARE. -Yesterday thirty Magistrates and upward., of the comity Kildare, assembled at Naas, to take into consideration the state of the county: Amongst the distinguished members of the magistracy of that county who attended the meeting were—the Duke of Leinster. Lord Cloncurry, Lord Mayo, Mr. La touche, M. P., Col. Bagot, Col. Aylmer, Mr. Cas. sidy, &c. &c. The circumstance which first occa sioned the convention of the Magistrates was the ap pea►nnce of the following statement in the dispatches of the Marquis Wellesley : " With respect to the letter from Kildare, of the Police Magistrate, dated die 98th alt. enclosing a return of proceed. into from the preceding week, captivated by the letter of and other residents in t►e neighbourhood, it appears that many human have been set ow fire." The requisition convening a meeting to consider this paragraph, through some inadvertency it was mislsid, and the meeting of yesterday was convened to consider the state of the county. As to the pa rag-raph iu question, however, there was an unani mous opinion as to its incorrectness, es uo Magi*. trete had heard even ofan attempt to burn any house throughont the whole county. The Duke of Lit NITER stated, that some depre dations had been committed in the barony of Mirth Salt, hut they were only such as were incidental to a district so thickly inhabited, and could nit be traced to any political combinetion or systematic design of evil. The Rev. Mr. Bouaxx stated, that seine months ago a rick of turf was burnt in his neighbourhood. The Earl of MAYO next presented himself to the meeting; he stated from his special source of information (his Lordship is a Privy Counsellor), he had reason to know that the ivaertion of the county Kildare was a clerical error. It should have been the county Kilkenny. His Lordship considered it • pity that the peace qj the county shoseld be disturb.. ed by contradicting such an assertion. Colonel BMW? could not concur in opinion with the Noble Lord ; he was of opinion that when so undeserved an imputation had been thrown upon the county—an opprobrium supported by stub high authority—it was the duty of every Magistrate to disabuse the Government of airy erroneous im pression they might have formed. He concluded by moving— " That a Committee of the Magistrates he appotnted to wait upon his Emeliesey, to ammo him of the incorrectness of the imputation." Lord CLONCURRYPeCnOded the motion ofColonel &Tot. He felt much satisfaction in stating, th a t as far as regarded the barony in which he lived the most perfect tranquillity prevailed, nor had any of. fence been committed in it for many years. The Noble Lord further stated, that he had been called on by the Magistrates of the barony of Clone to waist them in forming an association for the pre servation of the peace. He readily gave his natio once, but as he saw those gentlemen who called open him preheat, he would leave to them the office of explaining 'the utility and the conse quences of that association. The alarm which ex isted in that barony he believed to have been created by the unfounded statements of a certnin public officer, and of a person who had since been advanced to the dignity of a Mietiairete„ and whom they now found • sent amongst diem. The Noble Lord further expressed his conviction of the peace and general tranquillity of the county, arid im premed with that conviction he begged leave to enforce the expediency of adopting Colonel Bagot's Resolution. Mr. CONOR stated that many outrages had oc curred, and lie therefore did not hesitate to com municate them. Captain MANSFIELD, Captain NIoLLoY of Mil licent, and Mr. MACE. of Formount, contradicted the stateineuts of Mr. Conor. Capt. Molloy pro duced affidavits, which declared that any informa tion of outrages in that barony were utter fabrica tions and falsehoods. Lord MATO supported Mr. Conor, and declared it as his opinion, that the Insurgent Act should be enforced in the comely. His Lordship was not proposition by any of the Magis- lIN EM1N7341 outrages st tilessinton, in the county of Wicklow; and Colonel VESIT stated similar to have occurred in Dublin : but theseohaervations were not taken into consideration, as not regarding the object for which the meeting *as convened. Thew Gentle men did not specify sag. . particular act of outrage in these counties. :• • After Mr. HOMAN' and several other gentlemen had delivered their opinions, the Resolution of Col. Begot and Lord Cloncsirry was not adopted, only because it ass not considered immediately to tend to the object of the meeting.—The Magistrates then adjourned until the first day of the Assizes, wiihout having adopted a single Resolution. SPECIAL SESSIONS. coat, MARCH 13. At eleven eeloek this clay Mr. Berjeant LOT D sad the Assistant Barrister look their places on the Bends. T►e atteedence or Magistrates was very numerous sad respect able. Patrick Sheehan was put to the bar, charged wader the I rrrrr region Art as •n idle and dimedftly p.m*, with hay leg arms coati:rake!, which were fumed in his house at Bel linhassigig, on the sight of the 6th of March, by Capt. John Heard, a Magistrate of the (peaty, after having bees called on by him and cautioned to give up the same. George Sheraii, • eerjeant of the North Cork militia sworn.—ldeatified the Prisoner;' recollects the sight of the 6th of March; went out with a party under thecusuipaad of Captain Heard ; it was about nine o'clock wheel they soloed; reached Prisoner . . boom about a quarter befUre tee. Witness /rat entered the house, and demanded if be bad any areas; Prisoner nekerowledlied be had Olir glee, which he immediately gave up, but denied having any more. A search was afterwards constueasred, and they found two bench, three locks, and two storks, concealed is the thateh, sad horn containing some powder, with setae shot is a basket under the bed. The area were here produced, by direction of the Court. Defesee.—lisrtbulomew Russell, • Winer from the welch bonrhood, eramined.—H Had known the Prisoner dune, the last eighteen years, and had frequently seen him deriag that time, as Sundays and holidays, amusing himself in sport ing; witness was rrrrr in Prisouer's house; witness lives st Ballineollig, ender Mr. Wilkes; that part of the coast' y is very peaceable. Some gentlemen' . names were next called on behalf of the Prisoner, brit they did not appear. Serjeant LLOYD then observed to the Magistrates, that, baying heard the • hole of the case, which was very plain, it was unnecessary that he should recapitulate or remark upon it ; he would therefore only suggest to them, shot no Magis trate who had not heard the entire of the evidence should take part in the decision.. The Magistrates then retired, and in a short time Mem ed, with an unanimous verdict of Guilty. CLIME of the CKOWN-..." Pa:riek Sheehan, you have been found guilty- fur being as idle and disorderly person: have you any thing to say why sentence shall not be pro nounced against you The Prisoner made no reply. Cornelius Corcoran and Denis Lucy, charged as idle and disorderly persons, and with being found nut of their hovers after rummy and before sunrise, on the eight of the 6th instant, were then put to the bar. The Rev. Joseph Sullivan, P.P. of Rinneagh, gave Locv, whom he knew fur seven year', an excellent character; and stated, that when other infatuated people were objecting to pay rest, tithe., and taxes, this man incurred considerable danger, by going punctually with his rent to Mr. O'Brieo, of Kileolertran, and by declainsine against the disinibancem. The Magistrates settees,, and in a few moments returned into Court with an unanimous verdict of Aequilial. Cornelius Leary, Jeerer Browne, Moony Leary, John M'Carthy, and Edmund Rurhr, were meat put to the bar, charged with having been found (they sot being travellers) in a pubitc.house at Contrite, on the night of the 2d of March, sad oat of their places of abode after the hour of sunset and before sunrise. M'Namara, a private of the 49th regiment, was next examined. He was one of the party who went out with Mr. Purcell when the Prisoners ware taken, whom he idea. tilled. M'Carthy had ajar ufapirita in kis hand. and was banding it abort wh. n the party entered. lie offered some to the soldiers. On the men being made Prisoners, Leer said to /11`Carty, " It was his fault for bringing him there. ' M'Carthy answered, " He did nut care; that there were plenty of Gentlemen and Magistrates in the country who would give him a character, and g, t Lim out, and that he would mark Purcell miter." %Tatum conceived Pri`Carthy. to be is, liquor at the lime. The Rev. John Power, parish Priest, was next 11C111011114113. The Prisoner, he said, was a relative of his; that is, he was married to his elect, but he world not, ou that actinim, • him • good character; he was what was called gene rous; but what he called extravagant. He believed, and was sure, he bad aot hung to do with Captain Rock's bossi ness; here the witness stated, at length, his reason for Iseiag sure of it, one of which was, that Captain Rock's party at tacked Prisoner's father.indasi, and took money from him, suit he appealed to every body If that would be the rear had Mr. 111•Carthy been eouneeted with them. Bet though be said this, still he bated the body and soul of M'Carthy, fur not taking his advice, which he bad often given him, awl which, if he had done, be world not be iu the plasm where he was 10-day. Here Mr.Courteusy, of Ballyedmona, humanely interrupt ed the witness, who it is to be presented, without intending It, was making as anfavourable impression of the Primmer, whether that was his object ? The witness replied not; bet still be .at speak the tenth, and he would not leave it in the power of any body to say to the contrary. He was then prevailed on to Lame the table. The Magistrates then retired, and after • short /wasn't'. lion, unaormoosly peetnienced John M'Carthy Gorily, and Acquitted the oak., Prisoners. Andrew C'aliaphan, otherwise Thomas Skelton, was neat arraigned under the same clauses, for being an irk, and dis orderly person, having been found on the night of the 3d of March instant, in a public-house in Chisrelitoaru. Mr. Daniel M'Carihy sworn—Says, that the Prisoner carat Ida bread by giving iostructions in the pugilistic art, and witness behaves he travels through the country for that pus pose. The Bench considering no further evidence atermary lbw Prisoner, with the unanimous concurrence of am Megia trate., was discharged. 1 Michael Cruder', David Ammo, and John Donavan, were arraigned as idle and diaorelerly persons, being found out of their houses on the night of the loth tumult s at Ballyvaloo, near Blarney. The Prisoners were then des charged with n suitable admonition. Williams Barry was arraigned as sit idle and disorderly person, beiog found out of his ewelling.liouse on the night of the 9th instant. The Widow Brusnahan, swore sod exansieed, stated, that the Prisoner is a gossip of hers, and her child brine sick she sent for hint to sit up with her s ■s be was in the habit of doing. Other questions were put to the witness by the Pr.- poster, which excited the risibility of the Cosa, sud, without requiring evidence to character, be was unanimously ac• quilted and discharged. SPECIAL SESSIONS IN KERRY. _ TRAI.I3E, MARCH 13. Patrick ilograth, a comfortable farmer, for having rent ("tiled arms, was acquiltted: ibis man received inch •• ex• 'ellen( character that the Bench (Counsellor MacattYst au) instantly declare d that the prosecution should be declined. The Pi lamer was received by his felted' is the hall, with many xtssits sod other dotstonstratialas jny, however, soy noisy seciarwatiou ar indecorous expressiost of Is The next prison pot to the bar was a atiserablehemarstan, who it appeared was little better tbsn as idiut.—He was re immodest to gaol. TUZIDAY, MARCH 14. Joint Kelly was put to the bar. This wow was &Mita is the ssentotaims. sad had au Axed residence ; he bred by Iseggist-4sourever, the Ilaetetrates were unanimous is sad tog hist Guilty. He woe lostaotlr ordered off tot Cott. inUwliftomiai• ~~ .1. wpw. ; ,4.5N LAVAL tIitELLIWINCE. • TOinllllollfil, KARCII 16. The Defamer sod Alfred Iraosposts weal oat of Sulam, sod Ihruagbt up at Spilbesd, passions lu ilaelt malts, fot Irtlard. pcmetrne , MARC* 10. ArrivedArrivedshe bort. Bowie, from Net/e ir ase Ir fur St. hticheers ; John sod Rebeeee. Larcoos, from Pool fur Noire cot Joae. Rich, for Liebe,. forSo M iled the Lollies', Le Bu, for Jersey; Frosor, Bet, inimax. PALIIOUTft. OIa!CR 19. Arrived the Princ e Regent, Hoop, Gain Lisbon. maim,' 19. Arrived the Traveller, Kear v ly ; earl Asa NAILVIICII, and Sallawsrit from Newcastle, both with toss of anchor and caMe, wedeln roaster with wirdlase broken ; also the Mar Flower, Clough, from Gailisbomigh, wilt less of anchor. Sailed the Hear, Fretting packet tte Newburgh, and Lei. cuter packet fur Hollsod--esele with a wad. Dtail, /CIRCE O. Arrived and sailed for the River tbe Risen's Resat, Hackman, fur Madras s od ek e C ape. Came down from the Rini' sad 'weals Om Tree* B ra d. ford, for Barbadove; Surprise, Itiearrao, for Lisboa; and Polly, Wheatley, from Sbielda fur Gibraltar. RT. MARCH IR. Arrived' the sloop Margaret aid Jai's, .1 /dimtees, hoot Cardeff to Havre, leak). The Argo, Loveless, from $t John's, N. V. to limo', was abaodoeed 9th instant is 181.47. lisp. 34. War eat., logged. The Fe!Writs, ?lathe's, frost Waterford to Lauda,, sat driers on shorn on Sunday sear Culois, bet it vas *lrene' would be got off the seat tide, after d.schartiag part of her ears.• _ The Ocean, Mormon, from Rio Janeiro re Lima, o rs ell , lured in July by a pirate; roue of the crew were killed, emit some delivered over as slaver to the motive. of the irked of Saws Maria. The Orpheus. F.ndlay, from Bombay, hisarillei, and the Cape, is arrived off Weymouth. The planet Mars, at ibis time retrog►ades so rapidly, that its change of place may be evidently noticed every tortity. four boors. SONIC thieve, broke into t he counting-house of Messrs. Btu twnwitryt, engineers to Brook.mreet, New road, Figaro!. square, during the night of Tuesday, sad stole from thence an iron chest,auMcient fur two moot fellows to carry, which eon. rowed 25/. in note, and cash, twaides some jewellery. The chest was found in the Regents Park on Wednesday oweaisg, empty. There were folio.' traces of a boy. Ames is the house, who, it is conjectured, balanced the cheat on its being carried away. Mr. BRAITHWAITS had luckily takes SOM. from the chest on the pet CI dint day. Another burglary was committed the same night at a new house, occupied by Mrs. Mara Narrow's, in the road near Mr. Oftairawarres e and articles to the amount of 501. wee. saaties. SISKTINGS OP CRIIIIITORS AT TIIR COURT OF CORMISSIONRNS OF BANKRUPIS, To isoftiow. --.0...- W. W. Fl Colette, Bethnal-green, cabinet•maker 3 10 S. Porter, London, stationer J. Bullock, Leadenbell.sareet, grocer . 3 10 Messrs. Parker anti T. Bober'', late of Bimini-lane, merchaais 3 12 .1. Stevens, Stafford, wine merchant.. S. Hay, Lisson-grece, carpenter T. Swaim, Wardour owe', eseing-korsrlieeper 3 13 R. Holmes, late or Tottenham.euereroad, linen.drapir 3 H C. Gran, Osford.sireei, horse dealer. .1. E. Powell'', Lambed', mouey.sc. termer 3 10 W. Curling, Sbadwell High Fare[, tailor.. B. Bilsburearb, Lower Stereo., make's*, 1 i J. Joselin, jun. Southwark, rope 111 aas feet si n 7 3 It G. Wilson, late of Ratcliffe Highway, brewer 2 In P. R. Lewis, New.rold, trimasierasseuratturcr P. H. Les, Rratruad, grocer 2 1 W.T. Shensi'', Psiereesiir row, boukseller 2 10 J. Wooleoek, Truro, vlrsper. . . 2 12 J. Weeks, Eater, currier G. Judd, Faredagdoa, curdwaiuer. 1 10 G. Dahnsioe, Coveat-gard.a, embroiderer 1 10 J. Stink die, Store-street, Brdfor..._.&stiesre. 'radio 1 12 H. Day and R. Buboes, late of Tutteabam.court road, Inter drapers F. Petitpierre, South-street, Fittabarposiosre, merchant 2 1 E Pctitpaerre,Sostliastreet, Fiasiory.egameostereissat It I W. Button, late a Bicester, taukeeper— • • .. 1 Ila W. May, Tilewgare street, victealler... . 1 If G. H. k:dwardr, Craven-street, er lee-merchant . I 1$ K. Leppingwell,froydoe,lineredraper 1 I J. Kirkland and J. Bailenech, Corsair', ribbed' ettsao f•ctorers N. Keleher. B.radwell, 5h0pkeeper....,...... ... .. 1 11 S. W. Darke, Red toote-squsee, pietereAraleir... llO C. Miller, Abehurch lane, airreliggi . . 1 1 VV. Devidsou, Philput lane, ',preheat ... 5 . 5 u,.......... 1 11 ----- DIV! DEN DIL J. Docker, Covrat garden, victioallee .... It F.. Tullecirey, Westbourae, mike . Il T.. 11011141; West &online Id and Cleipwell, statism, It W. Thanes', nehboartietsirea, °lasso B. and H. S. Cram, Stratford, merehaols l2 S. Yates, Wood street, merchant C. Moody, late of Hitchen, monster lt T. Mellish, New Kent-mail, ship-owlear .. I 3. Barclay, Old Broad-street, merchant J. Arltistatosi, Isle of Tantalise, builder 1 H. Lantkoru and W. Beals& ad, Buckley/bosh met chants 1 J. Cary, Ramat" court, naerehant A. Mriwbeay mid J, Welberall. of Denham and Lash bury, bankers CERTIFICATE. J. Palish, late of 1141.sbnry, Wilts, liven-draper —R. At. more, late of Foolaharo, Norfolk, poem.—T. &Maim of Pool, builder.—l. Run ' ir of Red ce-lase, Hatnene.snail Middlesex, aparket.csa rclencr —T. Haire., of Eweit• IVoreesser, inalto/der..—J. Heath, late of R otensary•? Middlesera, brae now a peimner is the King's Beach, ctr monitor --J. MieliM, of Percy.oeneet, Telieoleamr4 ri • road, Aliddlesest, tailor.--T. Phillips. late of Breentimees. Leiudow, isti t q lh p, of 061.00- twirl. !madam. neersbant.—J J. Crinerw, late of Dr - "•• Oluredttreel, Bivhoprgale-street, Conchs, pe*-11•111WC tertr.-11. Alexmildkri, of the Old Bliley. Landow. 15 06" ' inaster.—E. U. GOitle s late of crariale-euvel, Norm owe, Middlteirx, pietore-dealer.—J. Nrker, of Owe- Street, Edtewore-road, 'Middlesex, eortbruoarcloallk PRICE OF wrocies YIDITSADAY. 3 per Ct. Cow...—. BVI4 I Ex. Bills. 5 per Cr. N. Amu 104t1 2 4 pr. 104 1041 I Ditto Small... 7 5 p r . India Rowis... 54 85 pr. I Coos. for Act. solifP; Lottery Ticket.. 4.11. 165. I BIRTH. On Toreaday, at his Lordship's Ware, i■ flamiltua-plare, the 11%hi Honourable Lady Fairy, of a daughter. DEATH. On gond*, last, in her twenty-irst year, at Whillourn Hal i, in the County of Diirlasm, Elisabeth Anse, the daneht , r of the late and enter of the present Sir Hedvorth Waw van, Rs, 1. HIGH WATRII AT LONDON MIMS TSUI DAY• iloroisi al thee 3. Amin 41? Mn 1. Printed end P.►liir* set TRU ORM= PRIOR ,id TOR GLOBE 01m No It 7. litesed, by C. CORN WELL, of the tbsitad. ~,,:~~" Rif . ' I r' 7 10 11 1,11r 1 W . t: • • . S . . Ai.' ' • kA4PAL tritEL LlORNe e t t • r 4 . rages at tileasiiiton, in lite County of Wicklow ; • : a. Colonel VESIT stated similar to have occurred an 'T d l6 ll e, ru p.fe"e nibt op ." ! "eel Irs" : l : :: lllnt otta ymo s peu g: i e l o wni :+ f l eg g B l it e' F :t i l l g o s.: : : 11. 1 : : gg l i :::f .ad : sii —,-........_ itheid, preyi 3ubliii : but these olnervations were sort taken 1, ,' consideration. as not regarding the object for clt the meeting Om convened. Thew Gentle- k did not specify sax • particular act of outrage ' J r : A : a n : is : al tßheebr:ctirzneak, froom Negeas kr . hest counties. : • • • . . I fter Mr. HOMAN' end several other gentlemen I delivered their opinions. the Resolution of Col. Jeer. Rich, fur Liebe,. ;et and Lord Clonceirry was not adopted, only Sa Arr il i ed re t:e the Lo p a r i i aa, nce R I.: geßeast., Hfooropl:e:free:::yi::;Aanusboaiiii I ca: F lnme: r : u aseings a ic o . : . , i t, V . 7, . muse it was not considered immediately to tend for Murisix ' . 1 he object of the meeting.-The Magistrates then lamed until The fi rst day of the Anise% without fro A a rr N ie e e . d e t as he tle, Tel o ve l l ii le . r, d l( l. e lo s ea rsl ea former with wirillses broken ; also the May Flower, - Clough, ' • Mg adopted a single Resolution. r"SliGleadi"""ithe Henry iF:erattbinkbgsspaackeainetb:liimbingh, and 1.e.. ' 1 , :•1 SPECIAL SESSIONS. .. I coar, mitacm 13. . I t eleven eelock this day Mr. Serjeant Lewis sad the .- 'I slant Barrister look their places on the Bench. The C el A t e n r i Pla ved cke e i n f d ur s il ai ol led l " o : l- 0, le t : w it l i t ve h r a mtbead.priecas Rural, "dance of Magistrates was very numerous sad respect. "eel. lemma 20 ' 1 atrich Sheekan was put to the bar, charged adder the Hackman, fur Madras and the Cape. 1 oTretion Art as an idle and disorderly pone.. wish hay- Came down firm the River and mends the Tro • B i arms i r e . o i r o e e n •t the , ii i oal which of s wear he e 1 f h u :o f d iw i a s reb lii! b h;ro ca se r at t. j ta h l n • f p o u rd Aor , ,:i f v e vie r el. B :h a ie r k b ly s loo, dove irprua : " Tu S su r u p c4 r ie pr ui ried, 7 s l , fad i or tl ; i j m os G s a A ssi r b it y r a w a i o a l la e u m r ut Abt.' ' B: l; : a. divuu tleSt `b u ic u m , ba l fi rsd a ; nd L li rd, a Magistrate of the comity, alter hawing bees called re. IRA. MARCH le ty bias and cautioned to give up the same. • 1 enrge Sherair, a aerjeant of the North Cork militia Cardiff to Havre leak y. • 01.-Idecnified the Primmer t' recollects the sigh of the ' of March ; went out with a party under thesussipsod I The Argo, Loveless, f rom St John's, N. B. to Li or :eosin Heard ; it was about nine o'clock when they . was abandoned 9th instant is 181.47. lon. 34. b e t eg woes. ed; reached Prisoner', boom ab o ut a quarter befO r e • 4 any y ie er nes ai s s . ar r et ri e so ni n er er ed .e t k te a hn witaiied use at e dno bad eaßed mit i g. Lb e e , d lo r e iTha : le d ' oFneisiehioire!, oNnesutkuomdayivezur wciaaaahadt.i., bestial wiamasioueir.:l:: after dischargiag part ether would be gut off the next tide,• 1 ii he immediately gave up, but denied having any more. arch was afterwards contruesced, and they revel two eh, three lacks, and two weeks, conceited a the thamth, sarirs' Oc ean , 1 a horn containing some powder, with some shot is a Th e ! "' kg um "' 4°.' Rio "I ' l ' 4l ' is Lima, sail e l lP• , in under the bed. lured in July by a Mime; some of the crew were killed, sad be army were here produced, bidirectioa of the Court. woe delivered over as slaves to the satires of the island of efesem-B•rtbulomew Remelt, a WRAC/ from the OOP. Sams Maria . - shoed, examined.-Hed known the Prisoner during the The Orpheus, Findlay, from Bombay, lianrilles, tad the • eighteen years, and had frequently area him du r io g that Cape, is araved off W •, on Sundays and holidays, amusing himself in sport- that pert of she e° 6ll "Y its chenpgenoeftpMlaacres,midayibehisesiirderurtellyr°olnuticdeled so rapidly, witness was never ill Prisoner's house; witness lives Th e l e shimming, •nder Mr. Wilkes; sry peaceable. four boors. rase genilemene names were next called on behalf of the raver, but they did not sppear. Some thieve, broke into the emoting-home of Meson. 1 !rjeant LLOYD then observed to the Magistrates, that, BOA timwarre, engineers ro Bronk-eireet, New road, Fitzroy. t rag heard the w hole of the case, which was very plain, it square, donut theory,'" of Tuesday, sod stole from thence"' ' unnecessary that he should recapitulate or remark rpm' iron chest,suiffeient fur two stout fellows to carry, which me. 1 he would therefore only suggest to them, that No Mello. lensed 251. in note" and cash, besides some jewellery. The e : who had not heard the entire of the evidence should chest was found in the Regeat's Park on Weduesdayrounieg. carried ein hnuise P 1 ,. w h o, ai a y . i There tis m e e r r et in e ja fi li i t T e l 11, 4 , li t b r : a l c ill T e s e e le d o h : d t a be le bu c c hira k y :: y t s oa m i Ti es ts i be D 6oo s in h i . ' I part in the decision.' he Magistrates then retired, and in a short time retard- from the chest on the pr.c.ding :eae d w a r y h . ol; A cre. no , o t r h a er Ap b aire e nd ry wb lairy stus w .m as s, with an unanimous verdict of Gritty." Lisa of the CKOWN-..." Pasrick Sheehan, you have I found guilty- fur being au idle and disorderly us ' e ß o a m ir im a i m u s ea ro t it he e, sa i mi n e t a he i‘b ro l Id s , 1 you any thing to say why 'emcees shall not be pro. Ace,' against you ?" and articles to the amount of 501. were Mica. he Prisoner made no reply. _________ _ • wries Corcoran and Denis Limy, charged as idle sod ._ ____ ,_ NIIRTINOS OP CRIIIIITOItS .47' TFIR COURT rde:ly persons, and with being found nut of their booms ' ' r avant, and before sunrise, on the sight of the 6th OP CaIINISSIONRNS OP BANKRUPTS, • int, were then put to the bar. so sionaose. : he Rev. Joseph Sullivan, P.P. of Rinneagb, gave Lacy, ....m... W. W. ro he knew fur seven year", an ferrite*. character; and H Conste, Bettinal.green, cabinermakm 3it sd, that when other infatuated people were objecting to S. Porter, London, stationer mat, tithe., sad taxes, this man incurred considerable I J• B u ilack• Leldvnty'll - sire'', ewer . 3 ID rer, by going punctually wish his rent to Mr. O'Brieo, of Messrs. Parker and T. Reber'', late of Birdie-hoe, carman, and by declainsine against the disturbance'. nserchamis 3 II he Magistrates seined, and in a few moments returned J. Stevens, Stafford, wine merchant.. Court with an unanimom verdict of Arquittal. S. Hay, Limon-green, carpenter greens. Leary, Jame, Browne, Tissollly Leary, John T. Swann, Wardruir oven, acting-howerkeeper 3lt 'arthy, and Edmund Barite, were meet put to the bar, i R. Holmes, late of Torteskam•euurnroad, linemdrapry 3 11 ged with having been found (they nut being travellers) I C. Gray, Oxford -street, horse dealer. public.bouse at Coolme, on the night of the 2d oft J. E. Powell'', Lambeth, naouey.se, I mo". 3 10 eh, and out of their places of abode after Ike hour of W. Curling, Sbadwell High street, t a il o r.. et and before sunrise. B. Bilsboreogli, Lower Metro., co-keeper 1 t .- M•Namara, a private of the 40th reginsest, was next J. Josrlin, jun. Souobwark, rope wisaofsetorm 3lt mined. He was one of the party who went out with G. Wilson, late of Ratcliffe Highway, brewer lin Purcell when the Prisoners wire taken, whom he idea. P. R. Lewis, New.rosd, Monolog-manufacturer t. M•Cariby had a jar ufspirits in his hand. and was P. H. Les, Renewed, grocer 2 i r - hug it abort soh. a the party entered. He offered some W.l' Sherwi', Petermann r row, bookseller SIO be soldiers. On the men being insole Prisoners, Leery , J. Woolcork, Trent, draper to M'Cariy, "It was his fault for bringing him there." J. Weeks. Enter. curlier arthy answered, " He did not care; that there were I GI. Judd, Farrogdow, cordwaiuer. 1 10 . ty of Gentlemen and Magistrates in the errantry who G. Dalmaiue, Covent-gumbo, embroiderer llO . Id give him a character, and pt Lien out, and that he J..tiiinkos, Store-street, Bedford -soviet.. tailor Id mark Purcell after." Witness conceived fil'Easthy. t H. Day and R. Holmes, late of Tutteobam.court road, e isi liquor at the time. I hoes drapers he Rev. John Power, parish Priest, was nest egaselgeg. I F. Petitpierre,Seotbatreet, Finsbury-mom, merchant 2 1 Praoner, he said, was a relative of his; Oval is, he E Pcsitmetre,Snathostreet,Finshery.emswe,esereisot It I married to his niece, but he world not, on that acme's., W. Button, latest Bicester,inokeeper..•• ,. lUr bin • good character; he was what was called gram- W. May, Newrior street, victoaller... . b ut w h at b„a11,.. extravagant. H. believed, sa g G. H. Edwards, Craven-street, wine-merchant sure, he bad nothing to do with Captain Bock's bust- K• LePllingleell.froerlon, linen-draper 1 I -. ; here the witness stated, at length, his reason for Iseiag J. lairkiand and J. Barbusich, Comairt, ribber wane of it, one of which was, that Captain Rock's party at. f•el•Tero ed Prisoner's fatherin-law, and took money from him, N. Keleher, Bendwell, shopkeeper :• -............... 111 he appealed to every body If that would be the ease S. W. Haste, Red tooo.squsre, plesnia2dratir, Mr. M•Carthy been couneekiel with them. Bet though C. Miller, Abehurch lane, mere ..1 I I Ma this, still he bated the body and soul of M`Carthy, W. Devideini, Medina lane, nercharst ~...•••4.0.•••• 111 sot taking his advice, which he bad often given him, DIVIDENDIL which, if he had done, he world not be its the pima 3 . D,„k er, c... du j gar d e ., ,; ( ....w." „.. .... ; „.",. it re he was to day. F.. Tullrrvey, Wrstbourne, mike . ere Mr.Courtensy, of Ballyedmond, humanely interrupt-. T. Jones; Weal Siaillitir Id and Cisigwell, saunter, lt lie witness, who it is to be presumed, without intending W. Thomas; n e bb o ,..,,,,, utrnt, o il man ras making an enfavourable impression of the Prisoner, & and H. S. Craw, Stratford, merehasts l2 thee that was his object ? S. Yates, Wood street, merchant he witness replied not; bet still be most speak the C. Moody, late of Hitchrn, monster lt li, tad he would not leave it in the power of any body T. Mellish, New Kent-mad, shissaerber ty to the cuatrsry. He was then prevailed oo to leave J. Barclay, Old Bread-street, merchant able. J. Adliegtoo, lets of Tntlenltset, builder 1 he Magistrates then retired, and after • short erresulis. H. Lavehorit sad W. Braila& rd, Buckingham incr. , uneaintoosly pronounced John M ' Carthy Godly, and chants 1 Kilted the other Prisoners. It J. Cary, Racquet court, noerehbat *drew Callaghan, otherwise Thomas Skelton, was nest A. Mowbray tad J . Written'''. of Dania. awd Loth- • igned under the same clauses, for beteg an idle and di.. It bury, bankers rly persan, haring been found on th e uiglit of th e 3d of • eh instant, in a public-house in Chisrehrowu. CERTIFICATE. r. Daniel M•Carthy sworn-Says, that she Prisoner J. Parish, late of Selabnry, Wilts, lion-draper -R. At. s his bread by giving iosiructions in the pugilistic art, mare, tete of Fouleharn, Norfolk, gromr.-T. Benham, of witness behaves he travels through the country for that Pool, builder.-J. Reit, of Red Coerlase, Hammrsnial )4.15C. Middlesex, wierket.gerdener -T. Haat., of Eresh, he Bench considering no further evidence memory she Worcester, inoliobirr-J. Heath, late of R nonuser? oiler, with the sinailimous concurrence of dui Maga- Middlesex. her now a piscine, is the King's Bench, rh a, was discharged. ninueer -J. allickle, of Perey.orreet, Tolieoham•ra o • Prelecrel Creeden, David Bane, and Jolly Dowercue, road, Middlesex, tailor.-T. Phillips. late of fires4atreet- arraigned as idle and disorderly persona, being forruel hill, Load..., eseratoni.....tv mi ss' elidi t .., of 06,00- of 'heir houses ON the night of the 10th iumset. 55 court. Leedom. merebani.-1 J. Cauhw, late of Dr - •• 'valor), near Blarney. The Prisoners were thee di.- . oureostreet, Bishoprgatmstreet, toridear, peo•Ma•lh"c,. - red with n suitable admonition. torte.-1. Alexersalei, of the Old Bliley, Londe". 1 14 'Manes Barry was arraigned as an idle and disorderly . muter.-E. U. Galeilie, late of Lharkititoureel. Pollil lA; • on, being found out of his dwelling.liouse on the night place, Middlesex, picture-dealer-J. Perker, of Charl- ie Ilth instant. • ' • street, Eileeware-road, Middlesex, eartheuerarb•hill• lie Widow Bresnahan, swore sod examined, slated, that u .-.......................-,--.........-..-...-........_ prisoner la a gossip of hers, and her child b.ing sick she PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. for hint to sit up with her, an be was in the habit of g. Oilier questious were put to she witness by Ilse Pr- 3 per et- C0n5...... BVI4 I Ex. Hills, 2....1,x!. r, which excited the risibility of the Court, and, without 5 per Ct. N; Anu. 1041 1 2 4 pr. king evidence to character, be was unanimously sc. 104 1041 I Ditto Small... 7 5 Prs l. red and discharged. __lndia Roods.- 54 85 pr. I Cons. fotAer. S 0 {fir; ' Lottery Tickets. 941. Ills. SPECIAL SESSIONS IN KERRY. TRA 1.6 R, MARCH 13. chick Ndaysath, a comfortable farmer, for having eon- f en , r ,_ a his BIRTH. lordship's home in Ilasiltosoplace, -d mats, was acepettted : ibis unto received inch an ex• ` . "'""'"T• I • • lit character, that the Bench (Couneellor Macatevtrev) the Right Honourable Lady Foley, of a daughter. idly declared that the prosecution should be declined. DEATH. . Prisoner was received by his fdesds is the hall, with On Seed*, lea, in her twenty.irst year, at Whillioni • y Kisses sod oiler dessionstratioss of joy. without, , Hali, in the Comae of Durham, Elisabeth Anise, the &mew , ' :set, say noisy seclasaation or Indecorous expressies of of the late mid sister of the promo SO Hedvorth Wiliam- mph. eon, Rms. to neat person pet to the bar was saiiserablebegganwan, - _ - e. appeared was little better thou an idiot-He was re- dd to gaol. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIMS THIS DAY. ifoireiag 111 Ow 1. ( Amin ft dip 11. TUtIDAY, MARCH 14. An Kelly was put to this bar. This man was arrested -- . ---; -.. - • .4Z' -----4 "` ----- " se mountains, and had eu Axed residence ;he lived by Printed nail Pebbled- at THU MITI= PRINS sad ing-4eirever, the Magistrates were HINAHIRMARS is Sad- THE GLOBE Dam No 1 1 11, Strand, by C. CORN- km Guilty. He was hatted, ordered of fat Ceek. • WELL, of the Snits& ..; - I -•--- . - --. --"---.... --............. . .. ."'-',..... '.• . . . ' ..WItgraYAIIIINIIIIILiAIbiIdith • ialligalik . kidathabik ' . ./...----w-