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FM Aril.' MR. WEIT'S GALLERY, 14, NEWNAN-STRUM. We have not bad time to notice the esehitions ow& 'by M r . sues? is the Collection. • The addition wf Otwersl nth. kete, taken (rows the Greek drains slid mytbotogy,while it &wooers the extensive range of the Artist's fancy, Astro the oviform energy of its flight is every region of pictorial Invention. The Departure of Phaetini is 'moose the d nest designs of say see. The same may be sold of Tkolis brian• isp the Amour to Achilles. Of this last it is !warmly pas sible IM "tisk in terms of adequate praise, it is so perfect to identidestieo of the poetic attributes of the subject mid the actors is it. The noble wroth of the her% brooding a i.cr the dead body of bid hind. sod the intercession of his immortal moiler, ere delineated with lofty dignity. Al a proof how perfectly elevated is the treatment of the subject, a yowl/ scholar mistook it for the regret of Apollo over Melo*, and the figure of Thetis) foe that alai* vailesiihmi him to frown, the course of his g a i i s hi a how while it did so discredit.to the.imogisoshieriwi then ellohwel e 'peke a gent end for the .dictlity of Mr. WSW' Aralore, , Cirero dt the Tmilb of Arrhbereeler is slew al oval brigs, treated with@ realist clontesess cad respectilMsp of eso• eeptinn. The idea of thrinwhig the pompous ttlendenecof the ROOM Coverer? Mtn the distance, in order to keep the fere.greord clear for the important labour o f it emise the illustrious memory of the Greet, Is worthy of that patient and intelligent spirit with which Witettronglit tante from the present, and more frotn the f a me ler irrealioss. We might 10 reason contrast his mode of thinking on great subject, wick the general pert. is •- tory of the Arademy, where most historical personages are thrust into indistinct cornets of the easiness, and the story is sarratra chiefly either by • bad landocepe or a brichoroloweed lite. Mr. Sktvr alwaysrefered to the huomn form and face - ,fpr the exprensioe of passion and incideut, - spiritmal rod oippepl. spa in all he !rya trier/10'nel. It • • FA s,ifiaNA.B4ll.4.oo , RAU N T'S. The Duke of Devonshire returned to town yesterday hams the Earl of Eager'. Best, Cashinbary Park. Arrivals at the Palteney Hotel, Piecadilly :—Sir George plot, .1101. Worn hi! acacia Shrooshirc and Tina. Rice, from Dover. Deportorna :--Mr. and Mrs. Tinton and family for their seat in Kam. .Wiliam Parker, Bart. hassimiired at Fentsa's Hotel, St.James'isaireet, from 111,Wat la &droll'. 0 sad Lady Wilbraham am arrived at Earl Fortescoe's halm. in Grosverior•rcintre, from their mat is Cheshire. Departures from Brakes Hotel, Jertnyn-street Limon. sad Captain sad Mrs. Coley, on • tour ; and Illrs,Lueas sad Miss Wistaria*, fir their seat is Norfolk; and J. W. Stewart. Eaq. for his emit. fluatiirta Hill, Berks. Departures Gust the WAISIIOO Hotel, Jens's...met : Mr. sod Mrs. Evans and family fur their seat in Ireland ; mad Colonel Thuile. Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's...reek i—Gemeral Brabant, from • tour ; Lord Triealemon, from France; the Hon. T. flaraewall, from Ireland ; Sir H. sad Lady Vi vian. from their seat is Hants; Mrs. Scott Waives; Rev. T. tiehrieber, from his seat in Essex ; A. Hodisso. from Liverpool ; R. Beason, Esq. from ditto ; mad William Talbot, Eeq from Cheltenham. FASHIONABLE PARTIES. Prince and Princess a Denmark will dine lids day . . _ Duchess ,/ Glow with 11w Duke and L. Gloneefft.r. The Duke of Rutland bad a select patty at dialler yester day, at his holm is Arlingimrstreet. The Duke of Wellington Imo istiord eardauf invitation for an entertainment on the 6th of June. al Ansley House. The F.arlof Harrington entertained a select patty at dinner yestrrda), at log house in the Stabte.yard,St. Jantes'a. The Earl and Counted of Seftou entertained a distinguish. ed party at dinner yesterday, at their house in Arlington. street. The Crinoline of Derby has irsoed cards of invitation for a amour party oa the 21st of June, at her house in Groove. ■or.agnsrr. The Andrisamrlor of the Nelherlanda has Mimed cards of imitation for rim entertainment', the 9th andlYth of June, at,bis house, Whitehall-place. bled Melville entermirs a distiagnisbed party on the of Jane. at lii. Admiralty. Vticonot Northland emeriained a party of his distingtrigh edftleode dinner yesterday, at his house in Upper Grosve nor-44.cm, previoag. talk" going to the Continent. r evirmer 4 l • LADY 0. mordrlsifDisiOldeadiXDßoCr. Mee Ladyship opened her elegant malealdis, 'SurNylon goose, Poi-aridly, on 'Monday evening, to the haul fon, *ids one of the moat splendid routs given this season. The fullowing altar' mtnta were thrown ors :—The grand draw. igg.geme, antv.drawing.room, her Ladyship's room, the ,and diniogroam, the saloon, and arite-dining.room, wise, e refiethmerns. einisistiug of every delicacy, were prepared in profurino. The grand stair ease was decorated with dowers and shrubs ; the colonnades to the courtyard were illumi• trned with a profesion eaf holm There were present nearly 400 persoss of the first distinction and fashion, among tebons were—ffis Roe.' Niche:nil the Duke of Sussex. his Royal ilighamesha Debra Gluon -ester, the Duchess of Portland, the Doke gad Duchess of Somerset, Dowager Du chess of KW I. land, she purities. of Richmond aid the Ladies Lennox, the Marchioness of Catedets and Site Ladies Pratt. the Marquis sad Marchioness of Aileshury. the Earl and Courtin, of Aborte and the Ladies Gordon, the COUPieIP of Langdale, Earl Stamford, the Earl and Countess of Derby. Earl and Countess Grnave nor, Lady Carriagton and Miss Smith, the Coutite.sof Manssfiehl, Lord and Lady Fitzroy Somerset, Lord and Lady Edward Somerset, Earl and Countess of nonfat!, formless of Morley, Lord and Lady Brodepell, Marquis of Ttieitfield, the Earl sad Countess of Plymouth, Lade Gatydyr, Lord Hagen, Lord Braybrooke, Lady J. Ne. wills, Lady JJytieror, Cureless of liarrorrhy, Lady Mary Rydir. Lord and Lady Amherst, Lady Shelley, Lady Field ing, Sir Walliarn end Lady Bellinehain, Mr. mad Lady C. Drryille, Lady thaw, Lady Wodehouse, lady Bin. Mot, Lady C. Walpole, Lady Mary Homey, Lords Charles And Robert 31anners, the Ladies Pore, Lord and Lady F. llentinclt, Lord sod Lady-Mo. Eloodoek, Cedosel earl Mrs. Howard, dc. de. The demand for Lediee Oriels for the ensuing ball for the benefit of : the distressed poputition of lit'soil is go very west, tlisit,tbe Lady Patronesses have thought it advisable to issue two hundred tickets inure then the At Sint hunted nAepber, but at the advanced 4tricg.uf five guineas each ticket. Notwitheta n th o g BNB geld in Shares both the Two l a st P r i ses of Twenty Thousand Pininds ever' drawn, yet we eadereitasio he frets e presextioati "he shell sell ea, or both the Timely Illetaiinses which mast be Aiwa Nrrr Tvesaay, %kali the satire Lottery will be ' itch " it ks all fa Out Day. i I I Va OI P II 4I. I 9PS *MP APPIQUJATIONS DIM mCT tV L Lim& I Milk-- I xoposilwisliaas are such thongs es .t the diesotution of thenostetwo were diss pined of to the licit bidders, or tbesreeleii ou*I") and 6o becrime lay proPe!ty. or about, 10,900 churches sod chapels now in England, 3,831 (AP' *weof siste-tittre4 are Ongooptiotione.—.-Appro- Witham are such as were appointed to the orseting i or meanest' lig 'wale bukoprick, deanery, Of VitiSIOUS foundation. LORD ItilYOB Att. be Friday Isal -died, at his lerdsisp oa tie North Greed Penult.. COI it, to which he bad gone for medical assistaace, the Right Hon. John De Cotuey, Lord Kilovolt, Baron Criarey, • sd Baron of Ringrose, Premier Bergs of Irelsad. De is succeeded la his titles and estates by his eldest son, the Rost. sort Rev..-- De Court', now Lora Kiagnale, sad the 27th Lord. His Lordship's auerstor was presented in 1782 to hie late Majesty, and hid the bonus, of asserting the . siteient priellege of Ms family of wearies his hat is bis hisjesty'i presence. The late Lord also enjoyed the same privilege. AFFAIR OF HONOUR. LIMERICK, MAY IS. Ott Wednesday evening a tweeting wok place on the Berth Strand, between Capt. Proyert, of the Edward Pro. theroe, and Capt. Jones, of the Rope. They were placed .on the gronurl by their respective friends, and were proceed. ing to fire. at tire distance of three parrs, nhen the Mayor, fortunately for both parties (as they enlist Inevitably hove fallen, from the preliminary arrangements), belay ipfortard Or /be rircumstauces, went to the spot, io sufficient limo,* ,prevent the affair fatally terminating. The parties were Mtu' into custridy immediately, and bound over to preserve llie . .leace. By the interference of mutual frieads the darer. ewer, which was about a freight, was subsequently adjasted to their entire satisfaction. SPA ?MING. .416. 4144 g, st telentifie pngilist, had die Us* yesterday.st flrel4iresiSsart, which was very MA Ismail. The sets•to were is'eollow : Neal sod Hurley; Oliver and Acton ; Bdb the Wheeler tad Coopei ; Spring and Merlin; H. Holt and Ellard ; Rewash end Terser ; and Elites and Burn. OI there the Wheeler and the Gipsy made a gond ruffian- I hear, in favour of theGlpsy. Mull exhibited the brat of velenre with Elierd, and the set-to produced much applause. Randall had rather the best of Turner—a very scientific `boot. 'Martial!' no mai& for Spring, as the latter is toe bag for hum. gales and Bern, and Oliver and Acton, leads some very fine movements. Terser challenged to fight Bishop Sharpe for 1,10 guiding, and to st•ye part of it at Barry Bolt's. War, who beat deaf 08 , 11, Challenged (be Gipsy. Tilde was nofttiog said about Neste and Spring. BOXIA G. HARRY FORD AND JACK DAWSON. .This match for 26 guinea was made on the .last day of Roam Maw.. Dawson, a Navigator., having prooedlominelf the best alas, of the pick .a.t• fratentity, and okras the two etairigalors that exhibited out Epsom Downs • had so hostile tasty for, as be haul subdued them both. Ford had sought the proadosial pugilists bow to approcisle faeliag, *Ad be woo•kaowngood man in public. The battle was Coal* at eight o'clock yesterday morning is a field at Chaarley, sear Ripley, sltotetber a 'folio scent for the ertamhorhil tioald spoil sport as to place and time. It was a abort battle, butt of the moat determined ob stinacy. The first round lasted (ounces minutia, and the combatants hit each other away several times at the ht.go refusing to go dove. It was give and take without trying ro linked, and at length, when 'be seconds even were oteemsdng -mtilh cant, Ford received a war me/ring soma ,kit on the left ear, which spoiled hint fur the moment, and floored him .R. The first round had tamed the men, and science w peed wanted for a guard in distress. Dawson recoiy chummy hit which divided the lip, and another os the tfltilel staggering, which floored bim. 3 and 4. Both upon the piping order, sad minlipsis hitting was put aside by distress. Both went down. 6. This round woe Ford the hest rather intraculoUs* by breaking his adversary's left jaw. It lasted 'oven misuses ag hard fighting, and Dawson had decidedly the best o( lhs *ist port of it, sod one of Ford's Diener, was kept in nun. stint inward breeding, and he had but a peep of day-light from the right eye. The lucky bit of Ford's settled it, es Dawson could not be brought to the scratch. wino tes. It lasted 28 A ludicrous fight followed between two plough-boys, for crown, but Obey loved berow better time Stead, and the latter was not produced for 2b minutes, and the fight wail instantly at au end. DROWN, TVS AMERICAN NOVELIST. .. The Memoirs of this etrytaurdinary writer, jest published by Mr. Distils+, give a most favourable impression of his character and genius. Be was lions in Philadelphia in 1771, had all his life a (rail coatis at iou,aod•was carried off by • !option, is his 39th year. Me WAN a student from his childhood; at beige of six teen he sketched the plans of three epic poems on American subjects. He studied the law Nexus's years, but relinquished it in disgust. About the age of tweny-six be became au " au• ibor by profession," the first known in America. His first novel, wielawd, was published in MS. In the following year be bad dee novels is hood, two of which, Arthur Mervyn, and Edgar Hwatfy, were published before site year was out. Grimed, ',nom in ihe preceding, was also published in this year. This astonishing rapidity accounts for their defects. lie was in the habit of sending the sheets, as he wrote thins, to the press, before he bad determined ou his plot. In addition to his five novels, he had in the some year a monthly Magazine, that he edited, In supply with erlgisel reticles. From 11106 to Isis death he coo• dented an American Aimee: Register. He also pithlisbril three political pampldets of cuseiderside !earth, and mach commended by his biographer. Breirrish private qualities are represented as pecsliarly eisgagisg. Hewes affectionate, ge nerous, and naexacting. Amosgslirangers be wee silent and embarrassed; hut he is only woe of ensteeosts {entailers where persons the most nervous and timid in conversation farm the boldest writers. is favourite studies were owls physics, archi tecture, and geography. He was babltsally eboaghtiftd, and an at testi we observer of she operations of his mind—of this anal• feeling example is given. Shortly before his death, ►e bad sue ofthose rnasterioue foretastes of blip that envie to cheer the dying imillarer. Fixing his eyes serssely so the sky, he de sired that he might not be interrupted. After tome miontee he said to his wife, " When I desired you not to spook to me, I had the most transporting and sublime &clitoris I ever exderi• ended. I wanted to enjoy them, sod Moo ens tong they would last."—The descriptions of the plague id Anther //farrya were eopies of what he witnessed. " Nemeses.' and wrote amidst the groans of the dying and the rumbling of hearses." Browu uniformly abatatued from animal food and all kinds of spirituous liquors—a fact worthy the atteutioa of some, who imagine that 010111 lasing the frame invigorates the imagination. • We are sorry to obterve an opposition, on the part of the Committee of Lloyd's, to the proposal of a 4040.1e141M body of the subscribers to that establish. fowl Coea sum of money to be given to the dis tressed Irish. There is to be • meeting to-day, and we Kept a numerous one, that this house, hitherto so liberal in its donations, should not at such a moment be backward in its liberality. A territalr affray took place on Monday night in Peter -street, Westminster, between • body of Irish English a the lower orders resident in St. Ann's. and court' it liface famous for riots. tasted 'film s even t o huff-gist ten, doting which time sticks atid *touts were litterelly used by the coushonsusta. It aras not till after a long and be were contest, the eon s-fable., aided by a party of soldiers, succeeded in 9uelliag the riot. Several of the rioters were se. verety 4pil dangerously wounded, two of whom were curie -440 (Ise hospital. Thirty-eight of the Irish were apprehended and lodged in the watch-rhouee, The others effected their escape over the reefs of the houses. OLD 1341tEr• l i mb o% MAY U. MICISIIVAT ROBREity. Thew Crotefey obit IVeneifiter were indicted fee eanaultiog Me. 44Ioard asiererheali, , sen. et - 111111hfipigyeles street, as theiLlehes highboy, and taking (eami l ialp ar e as a ineWl watch, gabs Si The Proseentsc sta4d, that on Tharsday last tro stv pasaiag.the coder a by-wad, called Kiilleeellant s da.ifstoge• lassisroad, solicit, there is • tali-bust. Jog asks effeestetre A, the boay two meiy whom he had sot Wises soak somehed from behind it evilest him with great etisiegeeember elbows against his herein. He staggered, sad Ibis troestrod • violent Now on the breed, which wade ties cassit a few paces sod fell, sad at We same battiest is whit* the blbw was struck he perceived his watch drawn from his fob. Teo wan who took the wretch dropped it es thelprousd e sad Ibe Prosecutor crawled.toseards it is order to get it; but he man who lad dropped it picked it op mein and ram Whil e the Prosecutor w e getting up She two reinsert rimed him. Ho had not wee Crawley berate, bat wait psi 'Wye as to Neumann being with the mar wbo bmped, when they first attacked his. The was who moped fees the passoo who struck ffirtripw and took the oats*. When a i ta „, got pp t h e prlneseup ran off, sad trusess salted oat " Step thief!" Three jouraegabroilfigiliklfionaaalectorara, who wore at work in the HAP Holostkil=dorwoils caw mat wad ellw the Prosecutor grates go!, essit sillogribiefl* and braudishiug his stick, point towards tats aro who were 'analog towards Homo; sadvall est *Stop those rossals!" They pursued the fogiiivee, who ran into lepisse. the foremost of the pursuers, os treeing into !splatter. saw three men radioing. Ha seised Crawley, and the other two seized Dleaushier ; the third oorapod. Thcriworseded with the Prisoners towards the Unicorn public house, to which the letter objected to s o. and wished to p to the Greet Man. A struggle cawed ketone Crawley and the pecans who Bad hold of him, during which those who had Nemo. bier in custody, being • few yards behind, saw Crawley throw down the watch behind hiss, which was picked op by • sailor bey, stud identified by threProwreator. Mary Wood, 'tryout to Mr. Whitehead, of Pro. t, Ball's Pond, was possingetirog.the Kingshuid.road, wino she saw the prisoner Newnellier wanding with another wen behind the toil-boa. The prisoner Crawley caste from Ring's. road part hit, mad went oil to the other lee, wises she • heard one of them say, "We will levees* before. quarter of as hour is over oar beads." She then sew the Prosecutor at the end of Kinels-read. The prisoner Neurahier sad the other ono not when rushed spinet hits, the latter struck hint • blow which hunched him down, sail at the nose ins steel snatched his watch witch *thirst the ground. Ho Then picked is up end gave It to Crawley, and ran or up • ffiaga-road, followed by the two Prisusers. She does sot remember to have seen nay other penises ht the road et the rime bat two little bop. She.. about thirty yards off at fire time of the robbery, and was too much terrified is cry out. On being called on fur their dehisce — The Prisoner Neamhier said, Shit he saw the Prosecutor on the ground std west to his emeistsace,.and at kis request ran in pursuit of home me. she he saw remain away. He nos gskeianotrat of the robbery. Crawley pat is a written defirwee, whereto be stated, that he knew it would be useless to amend agairist such evi. deuce es bad been oddness' for the proseention• lint lie, nevertheless, protested that be was innocent. Ha Wad always borne • geed character, as us basest isdastritme lad, cud he would throw himself spew the merciful cossiderstio• of the /wry. _ Several einesses gave the Friesen • very geed eta traaint - , 6Arbe Itirconomt summed up the mideace, sad the Jury &id both the Triteeere " lllMPPlosecotor begged to recognised bath lb. Prisoners le ENV ow account of their moth. Crawley Wag but 17, emelligeohier 19 years of ago; la which recommendation Ilfiey also joiaed. The Recoapts said, the recommendetio• should be hid before his Majesty i■ Ceased Mr nendderstime when lb* cue ass reported. Bet, tultimnelveg himself to the Prowling, he said, that we seneuel of the Wises. Weft of the offence, and the meow frequency d street robberies, it might, he all probability, be deemed Preeseery, nutwieheteeding their youth, to make an exampled 'been. He, therefore, ear. needy advised them to prepare fo► death, as if no believe. emitted of a remission of their sentence. W. If Emir* was Indicted for steeling a geld muff box, a gold scent how, value twenty pounds each, sad some silver to►le sad teaspoons, the properly of Augusts@ B. Gran .ilk. Esq. of No. ft, Saville.row. The Proseevotor deposed, that the Prisoner lived in his ser vice about seven weeks, having been employed ou a cretin cote of good character from the Major of • regiment to winch •he had beleaged; what, on the llib of May, be ab. seconded, without giving any notice or applying for his wages. After his departore the articles is question were missed, sad• they were aubseqoestly discovered in pledge et citiferent pawebtokrre. The pawnbrokers encoded, sod proved the pledging of the several snicks by the Prisoner. The Prisomer, in his defeete, said he had no isteeition of Meiling the article., bet purposed to redeem them, tad re. place them in his master's possession. Verdict —Guilty, bat Proweinimided to mercy ; the Pro. wattle joining to the recommendation ma accosut of the foresee good character of the Primmer. 111'QUAST Takes before John Coke, Eag. one of the Coroners for this comity, us Thursday last, at Elmore, on view of the body of Gabriel Spier, who died deem taking arsenic in matt** fur rhubarb. It appeared is evidence, that the deceased having been unwell, regulated his brother, on Satoorley, the 18th iust. to procure Mat rbubarb for bias, sad at the same time to purchase some arsenk,for the purpose of destroying rats, which he obtained at a druggist', in this city. The brother nut intending to return immediately, met hi. sister end gave her the anemic for deceased, lesteal of the rhubarb, sad although every precaution had been need by the person at whose shop the anomie was purchased, by put. slag it is two papers, sad labelling each paper with the word •' poisou" largely written thereon, yet unfortunately neither the demised, hie bother, we eister.iu Is", beinX able to read, the latter mixed part of the anemic its water, first testae/4 it herself, and then delivered is to the deceased, who also tasted, end afterward* drama' it. The deceased becoming ►ery sick, accompanied with m burning in hie throat, lassie. tar-ta•law took the papers Is which the arsenic was wrap. red to • neighbour, to order to ascertain what the writing meant, when the dreadful mistake was discovered. A pro feralosial Grath mats was iostaully mat (or, w►o administered atediciee N ►ounterect the effects of t►e poison, but wit►. uut success, sad the deceased expired in great agony o■ Tu►sday. As n farther melancholy proof of the igno of the parties, • poetic,* roi the rhubarb was used for the purpose for whirl. they ►ad intended the poison. After a wawa, inwstiption, the Jury returned a verdict," Mai front taking arsenic instead of rhubarb. by asistaks."— (Glursceetcr JootruaL) The LORD CHANCELLOR will sit OR Monday next, at Lincoln's , tun, to give judgments. The first seal before Term will been Tuesday next . His Honour the VICE CHANCIILLOII Dill *aft at lon ou Tuesday next. His Honour ;he Masts& of the ROW,' will sit at rix o'clock in the evening us Thursday, June 6, at she Rolls Court, tar ilea pentane. meo w causer, and causes fbr further directions. His • nour will hear Short cadges pp, Monday, June'll): • • Mr. ROJIVA WO WioiPitLinr, of the Hrunpatead. told, tin Snturdat night from the injuries he iimisispout having J jig turned over on his return .ituudgpautn Itaeas on Thursday. The accident masvatmatoned bribe theist Ftetting foul of another @title' foot of WestMirrower - bvidgc• His wife and ion, who were ith 'hits, e;•ctiped unbu:t. ffturtvb. lithleiTti, MIT 25. The reports rrspectin the discovery of the her. ennsfriniq nnitist 4iscirerpihr .11141412411 'lichee!, ir e ireesif4y trivet nry,'lrreteberlVl ifs 111 their snort aggsatoted. particsil•rlP. The 11 " of •le Laid, s ypoiti•Or 14 yews is raid to bays been the Chief enesplestes...-11'selanore Gasette.l The Fellassolootr tixontenotion erosseseeinsii VW the 29th inst. Vt'e understired there are rvetrvittitities, and 10 or I 1 randichrtri.•—/ (!bftespondeßt..4. • . .11 ee. • MELANCHOLY AFFfitt AT DAWN' • --tsounn - t [Front the Aeflfielkpiearnall A. Isqleink•witsetedewe talnetellehieWiedeta Phillips, E.¢ end s'lngtely'resphdtiblefierry,leriletil At ti pfrsled in tethered... • • 'may In elteeettrising bowie. 'Delany, sleighed In Mitdhiel Byrne, of Harwell, Esq. sail Imertiter, Mem idelety, lute one of the teem et Ike dairves abuts change aif a thirty.shth. hag note; ilet souses of tie trot, kr the berry alleastatesta gave the girl twenty shillings, cad pot np illeatoetei Mary 'distally is error as I Its onsesuot„ carried the truly OOP hugs UP, bet. father s who otieuvjeg the mistake, went up thfi tent, and demanded the additional 10,. or the reatteratan or his,note. Ugh *are eumied, and We people ,)• lie tent took • share, on opposite sides, with the dispuling.partie4 While ebe stiffereuce war et its height some of the yr+ cial police entered the lent and began to 1 . kick wed cull the people. Opprubeideet words were setureed foes 'big treattneut,.,aed (Marro' castes* 'noosed. The fr** was ultimately drawn off by, we believe, Serialist Baileys and look up a position oe a riaiag evened momicksehle beyond the reach of the steam which were showered after them. From this position Redeem Finlay sect for his officer, Mr. Wray, se 'hymen, skeet a ofileWpd• half from the Air gems, where that gentleman wee mgetteel Miner. Others ma thither, elseetieg "toe peeks, went averileviagefie people!" Mr. Wray vitalised teMantly. Imo Isetwore six am& seven re'kletellt. ler.lffiey,oneeaehtng lheesselenh gap, drew his sword, and tided so clear hie way with Heeled aids of is, to villa, eyelet This teereoseel the ivrih r itu e of it:, people; Ho, Oho mines at bins, !woof whirls etrolck I his hone, bathe Maks that env struck teituself. Whee Mr. W. neared eits party, wasted *rdy ha • s Ire !" ism given, bet by •whoeirsusbeibse ameristeeed. *The party tontedietedr be. gas so fire, and me of their *As pained ilsong4lthe heed of the unfortunate Awyeliklasy v ias she was urging her fa. . User to lemur th•fair. It entemetot the.lower part •of the temporal bone, and peaetragjecithe , matter of the brain, escaped st the opposite side. o ft, died lop/tally. It is re . . naarkalele tilit no other person winibilleder weituded, filmset so many shuts were fired among the crowd. When the firing began, Air. Wry eltstracierlly . paved hie sword in .the air, ' and condoned salliog aloud to "item" firing." until be wit obeyed by the mimic party. Coateary to rumour it dia. lluctly appeaged s that M r . Weal , neither fired tithe; of his pistols, nor bad even drawn nee of them from Ilse holster. Such are the facts, and they lathered the respectable Jury tit thud that the uefortunce Wilk by her death by 01 " &red rashly mad sutwarraneably" by the iipecial pallet :r [Frain the Mime, iforterettrr of Theridityl e An inquest has been held on the betty of the feonsleteklal Wee unfortneately killed in the affi ay al'Aistou, in this oftletly s ea 'Thursday last) The dory, it is slated, folinitlielltat tlhe deceased wail killed by a its shot rashly and liwilefOlikabli fired by a party of Mslat'Nlckohant's poliee."m . • ~ xi. I COMITY CORR.—We dupe. Jo • piareesd grlfich wit! be amerent licit the special ettentiiin of our readers to th 4 vll, lege and Vicinity Of . /I(llokreen. It it grab - Tying to Iwon tint yglief 144. , ere this, have arrived • this wretched • place, one •that the benevolence of our English brethren has, in some degree, arrested the progress of starvation.. We say so, in the coni. menceinent, to breal; - the shuck which every man must feel at reading the follciwing letter :—.. TO THE iDITOR OP 7 / 11E CORK DIERfArITILIi • CHRONICLE. I N Sta—The distrem 'is a partieutarlp mug Baltimore, is bueribl e beyo nd fleserignos. in Village, int Ploughlaud (Ihaityliuch,) emstsiing of 'selectee furty sa4 fifty tweets, near that town, the iuhabilatits have been, fad the list six weeks, with the exception of use family, utterli destitute of food. They subsist on a precarioui pftienee of ba r l e y meal, mixed with wider and salt, procured once ie twenty-four. and offerer its forty-eight hoer,. The men are so weakened by hunger its to be unable to work. They lie the whole day on their wretched straw, through exhaustion. The potatoes, cut for seed, base been consumed, and some I that were planted have beets dug up again forrood. The childre• are ofteo seen in the corgi adds, and even seine grows persons, pulling up the glass corn, andendeavouring to extract some uouristinient from the rots. "The women and children who went begging, have been obliged to return bone—the general dearth disabling the oosairy.people. from giving their emulates'. Yet, will yea believe it theiwbole of their cows, sheep, and ho rses, welt seised some time ago and detained iu pound, without bail, for fifteen days! Some of them deft' in captivity, and the survivors weer, sold yesterday by east io this tows, the horses areragsisp five shiliMps, the cows three, and Me sheep 'pee peace sods. Yours, dee. A Sktbberesg, May 17." • The Cork Soother,' Reporter of Thursday says, " We have received very afflicting accossals.fresit the neighbonrlood . of Middleton." TO THE EDITOR OF THE MAYO CONSTITUTION. " h is a painful alteroative fur men of retired habits to o b tru d e t h emse l ves op puddle noire, but the urgency of the ease outweighs all consideraiien. The people of this parish (bleed Eady) are at this moment stepwise; one ma's of the name of 011ryan, died yesterday. Two. more, of the names of Duffy and Kirby, died a few days ago ; their deaths ha v e been attended with eircenssemseve peeellarly hrart.renclinge The distress within this fortellght Ilia• arisen to Melt a height as kaffies all description. Asif ire ameer, without fear of contradiction, that the little epilog hnsinees they have commenced they are new abandenreg Irons debility and weakness. " 'Elms circumstanced, we earnestly emigre and implore those persons who have the distribution of the liberal sub. ocriptions made up by the wohle.mindid and levity virtuous English gentry, to roma forward and inquire intiv this stele: meat ; and we pledge ourselves to prove every particle ell ; and we also pledge ourselves to point out hundreds of dying victims, who are at this Meant awaiting their creel Bite with awful resignation, truly affecting to those who witness and cannot relieve them—fur we, whose names are affixed to this, are the only persons of soy consideratis, belonging to ilia parieb, with the exception of one other at present out of the cueurry. The population exceeds 'Viten h•ndred families, -a od our mesas are totally inadequate le relieve each a prioltitude of claimants. We anxioesly hope that this may wet the cm of our good and beitevoltat Lud Lieute. anal de hie Secretary, and that they will order such inquery to Leaned, as will rescue these unfortunate people fri.in the horrible doom with winch they are threatened; and we farther explicitly declare; thati unless relief ia liamedimely aillorded, aunibers of aim me., inevitably perish. " 11. 01.11A1A0K, P.P. " klay 22, 1122. 11A LONE, M.C.C. " TH EOBA LD BOURK E, " CH AA. O'llt A L " JoeEIN BIM KILN; J.P." We hat, had many dreadful occurrenoa to expril—we have had many heart-rending rind hard. • poortol scenes to denenbe, hot certainly never he. !mooch a scene as Ibis. We libilbt Whether there be even in fiction soy thiiir, , art comparable to it. It is true, vie have read if otAtel t tr;duced by fondue • to the situnOcin . we hivet i a•:K d. The history'of Ireland forn'sahea hrit nut slice the chiys of Elizabeih aid Met 4": 4 0 ; . . •Z - ioeo in those days. no TeMple or Beilace hie " us, dog while 4b. ',People were dyiesrof bows ", 4164resipt woe lmaisd,ots Shaer awe ins mile.; mot sidle iallskisowee Mourn* or Townies him twos - 'ISM* Vitae tire isthi bibs' tit tilt 'ft MOW,* pea** 1 .4 1: 14 tied mtitd 'they Med. Or that 'Nome titiff held . togetherr were et nteil else eibia .11beMswee their dying owners could snit pay ifirkeennona l riletslen Evening Pest.) 14164NlIelpispet goys, from - which we !'taps' the ibert;' 6lo lllli is Misr upon 041 tattle a sorrunhil atlifisclimi4„4ellail of want witil nit-cry, •ntlitart;l - •40 we etist . ly believe, to the hnt oe y o f 41 11 , country. Sot we costae, spare tnnero make wry appeal to 'the enerons petitions, tit a tcrement when it bectilipte os ro Averts people of their danger, tinti to tira,the necessity of every exertion, UpOli engirt conisacted but not less powerful principle of se*psesernatites. freer ptesent appearance threstros tined.* mid rieseh.^ The Whig Joanna flirlbeir dines, upon the tooth°. .city of a mailable clessiymaii of the riirs. Wished Ab.rch—" We shall," says the &bier, sit iginoleiiretuis,. regretting shot we cannot at this gloater* towee • folly sod particeltirly notite his let. ler. Ile Lass i shtemnly astute yeip trial the Ms. tress of this parish could noe be magnifted. One 'or two instances have occarred which proclaim IN. sereleleedoess of the people ; • cow of mew dire of a loathsome disease some days ago, and its Ortrid carcass was Most edenciousry seized upon by th e poor creatures. I could state many others, but Will not trespass on your that'." AMERICA. [Reported for the Democratic Prue.) - v eW MAYOR'S OFFICE. Till COMMONWS•LTM IRV. WILLIAM IGOGAM /JIM Weveall. This war ss ledielliallall'atilist the Defendant, the Pastor of St. Mares church, flit intratih and battery upon Mary Cooing', a person flllltlß tk lower station of life, tad by 'lsesinese a jobbing mantssi.kkiker. • By 'be indittment, ha it originally stood, the present De 'fendant, together with suotber Catholic Priest, the Rev. An. *bony O'Hannan, was charged with conspiring to assault sad 'teat the Prosecutria, inoraer that the Defendant, Mr. Hogs., ' Might commit a rape on her; but the Grand Jury returned fpnorarays to the first Rye counts, by which thia offence tram enlarged, and found a true bill, on the two last counts of the 'lndictment wherein the Defendants were separately charged a re/Meow assautt and battery en the Proem-aerie. Mr. Dallas and Mr. King appeared for the prosecution ; 'and Mr. Charles Ingersoll, Mr. Joseph legersoll, Mr. David Paul Brown. and Mr. Desmond, were for the defence. To account for the ebseuce of the Defendant, Mr. Han. nsa, it appeared at the close of the ensuing trial, application was made to the Depelly Attorney Geseral some lime Mimi, for • *Me prosequi a* to Mr. Hannan ; with as under standing, however, that Mary Connell, the prosecutrle, •iikould attend and give her consent, which was necessary by 'act of assembly. In eotesequeoce of this application Mr. 'Vannes was suffered to depart to Charleston, 'bough Mary 'Connell had never shire redeemed the pledge made for her. Mr. liteg opened the case it a abort address to the Jury. He stated, that on ordinary occasions it was usual for pro ' 'emeriti; Counsel to detail all the circumstances they expected to prove, sod to accompany that detail with such remarks end observaliosie se they thought necessary. le this ia adapt., however, he sheuld abstain from that course, end having simply slated the nature of the prosecotiom, be Mould cell the proseeetris to prove the offence which aloe alleged to have beee eotnmitted against her person, and twee the Jury to form their ow conclusion, as to the guilt or innocence of the Reverend Defendant, after They bad heard his ease. He begged leave at She same time to say, that neither- ire nee the very Honourable Geetteman associated *irk bins, eatertained the most remote feeling of pee-meal hostility N the Drfendant. It was doe to ionise', however, to ware the Jury against being warped is their verdict, by circa enenseees which had reach ed their knowledge, through the medium of vague rumour tete beareaY gamin. They were empronelled in that box, bound by the solemn obligation of thew oath to du justice kiwi., the Cosnmeowese/th and the secured, sad he honed that their aelPiliCi Woold be tech as would be sanctioued by justice and approved by their eoneci . Mary Connelt, the persecutrix, was now called and sworn. She is • middling stature; of a form something abuse the coninmee order of women is her sphere, with hue errs. and a countenance once handsome. She stated that she was a warm schrocate of Mr. Mogen, in the 'ecru. nnbappy dtv pates which here agitated the esogregation of Saint Mary's church; that her admiration of lint gentlemati's character, involved her in continual squabbles with hie oppose-nib, and Him she quarrelled with everyeether Priest," as hard as ever she could. solely on his account. That she collected mo ney to procaine hint his sacerdotal vrannentu, where disrobed by the excommunication of the Bishop ; and, that tihe pro. cured signatwera for his appointment to the Pastorship of fat. Mmyi when se was ender the displeasure of the Rere. rend Prelate. That this eneneition with his Selena* and these of hie friend., Kaye her intimate access to his knew, , where she rendered every assistance that was nee-emery. Oii the eth of October, in the last year, she bad gone to his hews is the morning, by his requeS, to swat in his re moving from hia boom is Williwg'inalley to Spruce-street.— On that day she cooked some potatoes for the dinner of Mr. Hanna° and the Defendant; lute after their re • g, found that they bad been eating meat, 'boogie forbidden by the dislytes of their callisgt fOr on one plate she found a pier. of fat, and en a knife which, lid been used she discovered the taste of knit, be appleitag her league to it. After din- Dee, according to h‘r arceent, Mr. Hannan was .14010 "1 1 "t 2"• with 3 Ming %Meant and the Defeadant *rut not. She reftoofealphe dimmer 'binge, and wan proceeding to sweep the (icor, Oleo ko4ing a coosiderable portion of dust on it, she took nee iteleer of water and ',winkled it.— In one place, however., throes more water than was ne cessary, and het weed* ft; see, as phe supposed, whes it was net oulficien.'.. t o t i m a aqnnet hot too deal; to work •t her awed? went into the kitchen to gel a coarse towel, for the it of wiping up the Imo she ""re'"""t on the a , 'hilt engaged in this act,-the delhadaot, Mr. Horgan, `.s . door jailer Ikon. —He spproached ~d of lit by bet itaada— . told her she was a very 1644. e•o„itek Mal neutrof his. u ,t 'sadly—though net in those ',teeth &lots. !Cie tetreated ur was pushed back towards the hitt in emir; in the sessile her comb was knocked out, whirk she never forma shtee and filially, she, the defendant (Mr. Ilnette), sad thiecliOtep - neer which they were, all fell together. By (Ms NI !tor hip was considerably butt, and she seireitHie sia of the Defendant, which she lore 10 tamest. then regained their fret, when the Prost-matrix telellir. Hogan, that'sha often heard his tandk would' till, sod that the pemisetima moo • sor verified. ibis so essay:6 the De foseent, who was sleoltiow with pitasi..ll, drat he drvts sword from a sword•caalt sail Leaded throat at her right aide. wish would. been eastemed heir body had sue out raised her •rm to ward of the Lino, whin sire received the wooed ill her right elbow. 'rho Drkeditlet thou made her take as oath that she would. sot 4iaalge, the tran,acliort; 'sod laving called down Mr. Hannau (is whines ceased), hie felt. herd retired. She van rhea confined lib the Lwow by Mr. Hausa*, who beat bee meal: vioiessely,- and oho ad. winiatereilfe her IL eau and s. half of tame, which :had t elford of tunsiscating her, es it wietswelkiviedoe snap ,p Ale. sent.to several 110. or idence Y~ ~ ~~~~ " 4 4 ' ~. . Numwit. . Ain wee, after abet, forcibly detested by Mr. Ilannett teed eleven o'clock at reel, wood ohe WOO ' , rd. , . I\ 4l;re, the weel y• pidu it the audetlyesf a weicheast sail eeveta I nagabotes abashed raw. ia s . hi 4beliwoolle of Il000tolo•of Ut 'aback the wu • ..mitlie air of a detail 1 4 evidence skielmprisit doge 41hy i 'after obit% the ..< •. x . . ~ Y !... .k.• .1 • A. rY ? 1 , . • 04: I ~' ~~ I ` ~11 I:1 ~: ~" I)