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Tins day are published, price 1111. in boards limn has bees involved; but these, they conceive, have billfroirapher bas •Ipo stated that onorresaity. la farmer and succeeded is arresting eight 'toted character.. arisen rather out of the *umber sad complexity Otter laws, day! be was slava,' reckoued to be seventeen rears vides 11018 .--(l.4.ltrirk Telegraph.) irrllilS EVENING. SATURDAY, April 20, M ISCELLANIES, in PROSE and V ' ERSE than from the principle of them; and although the evil myself, whit% would bring him to DI at the period of his The Limerick Chromick continue the following (the chief part of them written in the years 1800 .11. an Olatadv'e !attesting will perkiest the Comedy of to 1808 and 1803). ' consequences have, on many ormolu's, been mitigated by death, inatebd of SY. from Kuntark :—. 4 On Friday and Saturday 1.1. i, • SPEED THE PLOUGH. ~ By M. SMITH. coseiderste interposition of hie bladesty's Goeernmeett, they 1 cannot regret the chance which has thrown in sae oar str pMllp Illandrord, Mr. Pope ; Ai r A bet Bead y , Mr. Daughter of Alexander Aikmo n , E sq . o f Kingston, Jamaica, have to sesterooll Isnallsres operated with severity upon 1 the " Life elf Thomas Coons, Esq. by a person f tbit Scat there were sev eral stand of arms given up t• Ili! Sluodee; Stevenson*. Mr. Powell ; Bob Brady, Mr. Pen. as Niter of the lair Dr. W. C Wells. 11l D. of London. iwerthanta and_phip-oiener e , sad I n v o l ve inuoreat pu n t . in , respectability ," a s it hasenabled meta r.fitte the ' re.t % sad parish priest oi o remount ; mid on Sundry nen.r. aerioiss embarrassment and loos. But your Peteicanere beg correct the nantatemeots which the Author Bea asessaai. ing, while the priest was saying melds, four my fis , eery, Mr. dimmer ; ninety A.1,6e1d, Mr. Lnveday. Dedicated to her Husband and Children. &nobly to suggest, fur the consideration of rill, Honourable cited to the public as facts couthausticated to him 11111sts. men came in women'a clothes, and carried the whole i s T .W il iar..„.4 , Mrs. W. Mott; lady Handy Mrs Area; Sold by Triphook. Old Bond-strew; and Sherwood •iiil Honer, whether every difficulty of this nature might is it ba lam story to have taken up so roods of fiver wa able 0 .. . t • 1 . c. ~. Co, Paternoster - row. I the m away, thoogri there is • c etscooloht vi ti.. su -- ni m ' n A t hilild,. Miss Smithies.; Dame Astatleld, ltra. mar. _ effectually removed by th e( consolidition sod simplification Paper, and beg to subscribe myself, Sir, your very o lest love. military stationed to the chapel of that filter, Tine To whirl win be added the Musical Farce it This day is published, price Is. of the numerous Wars relating to hireiza trade. which your staves'', MY SPOUSE AND I. A LETTER to de EARL of LIVERPOOL Petitioners are happy to see is in progress; sad by fecal'. March, IM. lions for a d m i tt i ng to entry the rudoctione of Ask, Africa, MUNDONALD. military stalioned there flare brought tit ditty wilier', Mr. Thommos; Frisk. Mr. Harley ; Paddock, on the AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS , . its Extant,-- . prisoners this week." Mr: Gagne ; Nal, Mr. Mareard• Harriet , " i " Cu l" h "" 1 ; Cause, and Remedy. end Amerce, whew brought frotoelber calamine* than those COUNTY KERBY. Dame Paddock, Mrs. Harkiwe ; 'sett. Mrs. Bl a nd. By An OLD TOEY. • of their growth Or productioso to be warclausard for re- • IRELAND. We copy the following peregruph from a Trelee eXporlatima only. TIN Doors tit be opened at Maltreat Sit o'Cloek, and Printed for J. Hateleard and San, 187, Piccadilly. -moo-. Paper of the 13th met. :—" We have not had *fly Thar, assu m i n g the op i n i on tope we ll f oun d ed, t h at i f th e the Performentes to begin at Serer. Principle at site Navigation Laws were to be relaxed pa pro- Or Monday, Richard the Tined: Duke of Wester, Mr. is the pees., and speedily will he publiehed, in 4 vole . Syn. A NEW TRANSLATION of the EPISTLES posed by the mid . Bide, -immeitations of the prodscliiitis of Sailed from Hoard on S unday hi s majesty • an act of insurrectionary outrage in this comity the retread parts of the world would not take plate to ■ may steam packet Meteor, Captain Skiistrer , with she 1 r many days part. and the Kingdom' of Kerry to Rem Mr. nik. of the APOSTLE PAUL, with as EXPOSITION tooslderable car iaj Onethe • Pee 1 Id f 0 11 0 • 1 1 . , s - p r ogn ee , owl . amt. Qayikgre :oar* 0„, T„ ee d ee , Th e Siege of Belgrade : tb• Straskier, sad NOTES. u 6 extent , a )011. II Oiler/ wail Itheobly submit to your Homoral&willimaat, Not there ivio at this moment, to all appearance, las tranquil *nu Bream (bas Ina appoironee thie onison). Mail tim of Wameath ; Air. Daly. Dams**- us peaceable as ever it was within one memory for By TISOMAS BELSHAM. . --______ Owtheitili necessity fur breeking dews that kag-establatel 772SAYAR-ROYAL, COVIINT-GARDEN. Printed tut ILllfistev, 7S, &. Paul's L'hurpla- yard , elle, f a . untitled, • ; Ludy Isabella Ile s riscipie ; but if, on the enalvary, Poch indirect importation, the • hitt fifty years."—l Western Herald.) . T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, April 80, - ST. JAMES'S ROYAL SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY. should ocean: to a considerable extent, Ikea, in fact, the The Retry newspaper announces the...arrival at CLARE. will be lethal the Opera of xTT SA % I S.. n„..6....,... ie. t... Le......i 111:,..1...-- elfeet would be, to4ransfer a great portion of the beeriest of p... -I,_- -r .t... ev__ _l_ • _t. ra ...., .- --- ~" '~l tr,.4 . RD. - T HIS EVENING, Skk will be acted Om Op of THE SLAVE. Gwerier of flwrioasa, Mr. Blanchard; Captain Malcolm, Mr. Fent; Copt: elitism, Mr. parapet; Losdenburit, Mr. Abbott ; Norms, Mr. (.Isle's; MatthearObarpeet, Mr. Jams; am Sbarpset, Mr. Enver, ; Gambia, Mr. Mararedy. Stella Cliflow, Miss Lave; Miss Yea Fro* Mrs. Darn. port ; Zrlinda, Miss lirepbns. To which will be added, 9th time, a aew Grand Asiatic Melo.dramat.c Romance, called CHERRY AND FAIR STAR; Or, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS. awn'', Mrs. Fiolott; Sauguinbenk, Mr Farley; Topark, Mr. CnOnaldi; Massawhimi, Mr. Blanchard • Cliaffirr, Mr. Chapman; Neureddia , Mr. Horn bow . Blanchard; Star, Mira Foote; Ariaryarse, Maas Be•11111011i; Papillo, Mitts E. Dim wit. Cherry sad Fair star will be repeated every ,enening. On Mondsy, 9h .hapeare's Trairriv of Juolint Cour. rla Tuomlay, hilakapeare's Comedy of Errars. Os Wednesday, the Comedy of The Rivals. Uu Tbussday, the Opera of The Lord of the Mauer. DCW Musical Play is la &mesa% and will speedily be WSA NIS. , Bookseller to hi• Bert, Nillhaelf A the Duke of Yurk, most respectfully aubwita to the Nobility And Gentry the following Terms of Stehaeriptiiio to kW CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. 1, St. James's. street, opposite the Prism:— Sabwritorrs prying 51. ss. the Year, V. 2s. the Half-year, or 11 Ns. per Quarter, are allowed 12 Volumes in Town, or 24 in the Country; and are institkd to the newest and most expensive 11•orka in the Library. Subscribers paying 41. 4s. the Year, 2/. 12s. 13d. the Half year, or It. I Is. 61. per Quartet, are entitled In S Volumes its Town, or le is the Country, includiog New Publieetiume I. the octavo or duorlerimoSizes. Subscribers paying 31 3s. the Year, 2/. 2s. the Hall-year, or I/. Sr. the Quarter. are allowed 6 Volumes in Town, and 12 in the Cuomo., but ars sot etitilled to the immediate perusal of New Works. Families staying its tons for a few days eau be Recomms dated with the perusal of Works, by leaving& derma of the valour of the Books.—No extra Visitiog Cards orally engraved. indirect , _ void, then.. fact, would teseransfer ■ great portion of the benefits of our navigation and •arolsousiag *yttrium from this country to the ports of Holland •nd the Netherlands, as your Peti tioners feel confides! would be the case, and the ems srouessee• could sot fail to be of the most tulutious de scolption„ Your Petitioners, therefore, most humbly entreat, that your Honourable House will out *section a departure from the long-rstroldithed and hitherto highly-cherished policy of the British Navigation Code, your Petitioners being satis fied that the purpose of improving the penal foreign trade of the country may be much more effectually attained by the means which they have suggested; and, above all, that your Hoeuurable House will not cuirrtaia the idea, that the evils which would arise from the relaxation of the NavilKatieu Lawn, as proposed by the salmi Bills, could easily, if ever, be repaired ; ynar Petitioocrs being firmly convinced, that a• the benefits of the prevent system bare been great mod listing, au would the mischiefs resulting from any material departure from it prove to be met disastrous and irremediable. Trak, of tht: Saschoich Bay schooner, CAS. Lowe, from Devonshire, laden with 100 tons of potatoes. This is, perhaps, the first importation of potatoes into Ireland, fur the purpose of immediate coostimp lion, known to any of our readers. Any hitherto' imported have been for seed. The Clare Joined stairs as follows :—Leat Ap►il 13, a man employed by Mr. John Healy, to watch some potatoes upon the lands of Cornelly. gave notice to the police on patrol in the vicinity of Clare, by preconcerted signal of firing a shot, that a party of men had come upon the ground for the purpose of taking them sway. The police ir. stoutly proceeded to the spot, but, when observed. the men retreated to boats, in which they passed to the other side. They were fired after, and two of the bouts left behind were taken possession of hv the police. Two men were made prisoners of this morning ; one of them is owner of one of the hosts. THE MARQUIS WELLESLEY. We regret to state that his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been, for some days past, suffering under slight indisposition. The Privy Council which was to have met on Monday at the Castle, wai4 in cousrq.uence. obliged to assemble at the Viceregal Ledge in the Park. The Council was attended by the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Mayo, Viscount Frankfort, Lord Norbury, the EsrJ of Erne, the Commander or the Forces, the bishop of Kildare, Sir W. M.Mithon, the Right lionourableW.Downs W. Saurin, and J. Radcliffe. Three Proclamations were issued, placing certain parts of the Baronies of Clanwilliam, Slievardagh, Middtethird, Iffa and Offa East, and Eliogarthy, in the county of Tippe rary, and the Barony of Iverk, in the county of Kilkenny, under the operation of the Insurrection Act. SHERIFF SMITH'S DINNER. Sir William Smith, the senior High Sheriff, entertained IbeCorporstion yesterday at a splendid dinner, given in Morrissoter best style. The con fidence we espressed a few days ago in the firmness, consistency, and independence of this most respecta ble Magistrate, was fully justified by his conduct on this occasion. Whilst he successfully resisted every attempt to force or entrap him into any aban donment or compromise of his principles, even the rudest and most intemperate of his guests were treated with urbanity and politeness. Various efforts were made to prevail on him to give the toast which has been so long a watch-word of divi sion in this country—but he constantly declared that his resolution against it was byteribk. He was rrsolerd to regulate his conduct by the " parting admonition and injunction" of his venerated Sove reign, and while be obeyed the commands of the King, he had no apprehension of being taunted as disloyal. Finding the determination of the Sheriff was not to be shaken, a few back-bone-men" had a table prepared in another apartment, whither they retired to consume the Sheriff's wine, in celebrating orgies offensive to their Sovereign, Ink distinguished representative in this country, and that eutettaisof I WEXFORD. About one o'clock on Friday morning a fire was discovered in the chandling-house, at the rear of the dwelling-house of Mr. Frederick Jones, in Corn market, Wexford. A violent storm from the east, which continued the whole of that night and the following day, rendered every effort to preserve the back concerns ineffectual. Some thatched houses which were in the neighbourhood were saved from destruction by the terrified inmates; men, wormy, and children being mounted upon the thatch, s!. most in a state of nudity, throwing down tile flakes of fire as they fell, while others extinguished them below. A strong detachment of the 86t., hastened to the spot, and conducted themselves a manner highly creditable to the regiment, zeal ously rendering all the assistance in their power.— The fire, we regret to add, was caused by some ma licious person or persons, as no business had been dune in the chaudling house for the preceding woe or teu days. A reward has been offered for the t apprehension, and thanks live been given tone inhabitants and military who were present.—(Wex. _ford Her old. / AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE. SERJEANT'S FLEET STREET. AGENERAL COURT of the CORPO. RATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY fur a Perpetual A et Office will be holden at the Society's Howse in Serjeant'Llen, Fkrt street, on THURSDAY NEXT, tbe2Sth day of April instant, al One of the Clock precisely, for the Election of Directors fur Ike Year ceasing. —The Ballot to begin at One and clone at Pour. JOHN PENSAM, Registrar. • Aud loam Petitioners will eve► pray. London, April 15, 1849. MR. MATHEWS AT HOME at the .01 THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUrIF, STRAND.—THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, April wad every MONDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY during the Meeth, THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEWS. Part 111. IfFORID: ip wide% Mr. Mathows will take turps to Introduce Um frollweing Chararierot—Nat, ser vant of alt-eurk in a Indstirig-kness ; Mossiest Zephyr, Freed. Ballet Master (first floor); George Augustus l'ipley—" A line of besitty"—in tote ; Ab Llywelya •b Vert, e. g . pot nob towi t h ; Sir Sleverer• Seterreerve, Girsrd.en to Ameiros• 4seeond floor); Mr. Slack Macneill, won rower lodger, lest door; Mew Andros', is love via Fipicy. Do,rs open at Seven o'Clock; Performance begins at Boats, Places, and Private Beats, to be had a Mr. Ste lIVOINia, al the Str..d fattener, 610111 Tea till Pito; stall at **ma's Library, Ilwatstreat. THE LATE MR. COUTTS. LITTRI FROM TOE EARL OF DUNDOI!ALD. Ma. EDITOR—A moan pamphlet bowleg lately come 'wider my eye, "stifled "The Life of Thomas Coatis, Esq. with biographical sod entertaiming anecdotes •f his first wife, Bettie Sarkie, by a person of the irst'►rsprrlability," I feel myself called upon publicly t• refute those asecdotes which the Author states to have biro emanauoicateol t• him ►y tar, •nd I shall eousider toyed( as much indebted to you if you will brier, this is your Paper. The late Mr. C.atts• father cease origisally froth Moodie: so far his biographe► is accurate, but hi, other stemmata are Iscorrect. Re was a merchant (not a hullos) sod car ried oe bovines. is Ldisburgh. What is now termed °banker" was not known is those days. 11,. married a daughter of Sir John Stuart's, of Allen Bask, 'in Berwick shire; sod Sir J. liteares mother was a daughter of Mr. Men of Morrison, is t►e same comity; and M r. Kees no.. this was Miss Grizzle Cochrane, daughter of Sir Joho Cuckoos., sorsa eon of William first Earl of Dundooald. A Engels, eireunsatance amended this lady, which may sot he generally kolown, but deserve. to be recorded as am almost unexampled 'matinee of ft mole heroism and filial af roadios. I cannot exactly ascertain, whether the fact lam about to relate happened before or after her marriage with Mr. Km, of Morrow; I rather think, it was previous to that ryes.. 1 a AMBROSIAL ROSEATE PASTILLES. MONSIEUR. LEBRUN (who lied the setts. IVA faction of introducing into these Realms, about eightees year* silica, the GENUINE PATE PECTORAL DE JUJUBE) ime lb* homier of °Eerie, te the Public • New sad elegant species of Pastille, which combines with its pectoral and soothleg properties, those of mellowing as/ its protiug the voice, by reudering it more agreeable sad more flexible. At the same time it imparts to the breath a per sica/et fragrance, resembling Asthenia; ibis has ledieced the laveshir awl Proapriemr to bestow •gme it the appro priate Mime et AMBROSIA L ROSEATE PASTILLES. Seidl Is Beare, aft". 941 by BUTLERS, Cliestias, No. 4, Citeapaide s St. Panes, and T2O, Beirut-street (near the Ar ryes Rooms), London; SO, Waterloo: - plier, Ediettergb ; sad 34, Seekville-street, Dublin ; and by the prleeipal Medteire remiers tbresgbout the United Kingdom. '; ^ KILKENNEY. The Moderator sots—" Oa Wednesday blot. Mr. Robert Briscoe. of Rarristowe, barony of Kiioet,i pher, was robbed of bis arms. This ootrs was perpetrated in open day, by en embed gaug." THE PUBLIC PRESS. [From as American Paper.) ill. 1.. IM. the Boxes, 4%.—Pit, 21—GsIlerT, 10. Doers (yes at Seirtn, &ad COMOICIICe ■t Eight. nth, ere Pt". . of awl NN• AD Eleffl'AFlrrlerWElVll. ' TIIIS EVENING, SATURDAY, April 20, llonrieur ALEXANDRE, the celebrated Dramatic Treitrilogaiist; *ill deliver an entirely sew cootie, charac teristic. mimetic, anasilospeous, *interleaf Entertainments, in Three Paris (is English) con wirscted es preartly fur this oecasios, sad entitkd The ADVENTURES OF A • VENTRILOQUIST; Or, THE ROGUE...RIES OF NICHOLAS. Is which be will display the various astooishlog vocal illu sions foe which he hes beta se justly celebrated and thsti•- roiled on the Continent, and which have been represented adh sorb signal approbation befog* must of the Crowued Heads tad PriMeel, of Europe. Perri/mom of the Entertainment: Plribls Peraint--Alderenan Pillltury ; Captain Furlough; Nichols (aerviit to the Alderman) ; Mrs. Pillbiary (wife of the ew ers/Am ) ; Miss Rutile !Niamey (daughter of the Alderman). hirisibk Peranw—Andreir Stump (Surgeon Dualist and Treparwito ; Jacob (his man); Pillbury Minim* (en infant in sew'. Assigned Persons-144re Tiry, 9*d Nich Tongs. Synopsis of the Entertainment : Pert I. Food and Phyeir.—Cnpid tnrseal Chimney Steep. Past 11. Wise and the Tooth-sch ; or, the Hofer Nit. Part 111. Curtain Lecterns—Jack in the Box. The wtsvle embodied, illustrated, sad delivered by Mos, vies, ALEXANDRE. This day are published, hot-pressed, price 2s. dd. each Number (routinned Monthly), SELECT tiIIITISH DIVINES,' Part XIV. • Edited by the Rev. C. BRA DLE?. Nevem, I. sod 11. contaittiag Eleveridge's Private Thou his • with a Portrait. 111. Le:ghtou'ioThenlegteal Lectures; with • Portrait. IV. Expository Lectures, by the same. V VI. VII. Csimminetary on St. Petrr,by the same. VIII. IX Sermons, by the same. X Xl. XII. Matthew Heary's Tracts ; with • Portrait. XIII. XIV. and XV. Pearom ois tar Crred. Lech datiur may be parelissed xeparately, io oumbero or ut rultstrivw. hoard.. A short Biogr.phical Sketch of each Author is given. Soid by tortemsn ; Rivinetoo; Seeley; Hamilton; Hatch srd: and oil "Sher Rooks...Mem price 6s. 6.1. THE PANH'IILE ITER. Nn. XXXIX. the following Pamphlets:- 1. The 11;:eaur's Remerebrancer ; or, a Gni& to the Votes death Member of the Howse of Commons 'ltt the present Parliament. Giving an recount of the particular voodoo-, of each 31rntbre ; with g I Ob.civatione. &e. &c. A siusii.o- wort baa hero published in sod has been 10mM of great ulilily.—Cru be continuer/ at the coil of every 11. Th. F. 11,104 of the pretest Atlminiatetttion, in a Pamphlet rototteel The slaty of the Nation i• 11121. Coder nu• roar I.hpartmenta—Ftoance, Foreign Relations Home Departmem, (Monies, &r. 111. Mr. Matawar t4's Pamphlet ma the present State of Ili. Nice. It. A De free, of Vegetable Regimen, 'hewing that we •err not burn to eat Aniinnl Food, V. Mr. Witt b6elers Observation. uu the Debt, Agriculture, Trade, ix. Sir H. Parnell% History of the Penal !Avis against the CAthulics, to the Vniow.—(Now out of print.) VII. On the Contruitenty between Lord Byron Rad Mr. K"•irr. relative to Pope and Poetry. lor Pavaphieirse Is poblialsed Qeerterly, end record* the 4 ttt Pamphlets of the stay at abort 6d. tacit. The %York t!'rl , tainrly adapted for Club., Societies, soil Institutions. \ ' l4 Lnovann and Co.; Sherwood notl Co.; Sieopkto an d co.; Block, Porbory, Allen, cod Co.; W. Carpenter, and all uthe► Nookeellers, by a geoet el order—of wheal say be b 4 ' l , Sett to beanie or to numbers. BISH has already Shared and Sold TWENTY-THREE Capitals in the present Lottery. All must be Drawn Last and only Day. NEXT TUESDAY, the 23J of APRIL. BINH. of the Old State Lottery Offices, T• 4, Combat, nod 0, Charing -crud. London, calls the atteotnow of Iris bet Friendr, the Public, to the present Rich State of the Wheel, which contains TWO PRIZES of f. 40,000! and 20 other Capitals of 1,0001., 5004 die. &c. all of which most be Drawn on TUESDAY NEXT, the 2dd iostani, when the Lottery will entirely Amish. Tickets and Shares, warranted uadrawn, are on Sale at DISH'S OlSces in London, and by his Agents to the Count, y. firers fleket—Erery Share—Every Capital—and every other Prisc nut be drawn NEXT TUESDAY. SHIP VIVIVEAS' PATITION. To the Honourable the Commons or the Visited Kingdom of Gnat Rriiain :Intl Ireland in Parliament nmeml;leil The humble Petitiuu of the undirroigned Ship Owtacio of Loudon, Shrweth-- . 1 hat yam Petitioners bare seen with the monist alarm that Bills bare berm introduced not. your Honourable Howse, to 'dad the provisions of the Navigation Acts of the 1211413th, sod 14th of Charles 11.. to the extent of admitting the importation mu the United kingdom of the productions of every part of the world, from amy part of the world, with. slot regard to the place of their growth or preelection, pro vided only that the importation hem the last place of ship ment be made in British vessels. That your Petitioners have ever bees taught to toosider, aud their own experience has strengthened the conviction, this the Navigatiou Laws are admirably calculated to remote the d t aud must essential interests of this vitiate, ; sod they consider them, also, to he strictly cowartent with justice, sire* it to no more than reason. able that islaoils like Great Britain wed 'retard, whirl. depend f-r their. safely wad prosperity upon thei► ma rise, should so regolase their tot. rcourm with other as hore as to secure to themselves the mesas of efficiently aorporting it, which they coofidently believe ran only be done by reissuing the whole of the earryirg trade with Stales which have usi ships of their own, as well as that por tion of the carrying trade with other countries, which, in their josh-frowner with this kingdom, those countries are usable or Ihowillsor to carry on in their owe ships. That this prinriple bas now bees meth' upon for upwards of two centuriem, and with Bic aid of our free Constitution kit:, wider Providence, *Weed this kingdom to unequalled prosperity and power. Your Petiliomers, therefore, cutout but look apish any departure from it—not called for by some imperious necessity—as a most dasgmous experinotos. 'Ebel the propose.' relit:shun is decidedly of that cha racter, sod •Ithusigh it is admitted by the authors of the bill• to be imputoible `• to calculate with certainty all ifs hearings end consequences." yet they hiring it forward without, as your Petitioners connive, any •ilequate necessity. The pro moters of the mer•ort snort, it is true, that it would " be easily wise. rouble of mudificatiou, should circumstances ors-e to render sues andificstion essential to the putt-chub any of the great object• which every con poderw ion of the notional safety and power imposes the doh of inflexibly maintaising ;" lint your Petitioner* trust that your Bounwahle House will rather forbid this dam gnome experiercui, than trust to the hailer of being able to rectify the error hereafter, which must be a work of the greatest isorertsiuty, and wwild durbtless isrolve this coun try in iliffieult ilimussious with any foreign State that might he reaping the advantage so needlessly offered to them. That your Petitioners beg to state to your Hoe. Hoare, that they mil well aware of the malty impeiltinessts sod hard ships it 'which oar commercial satereeporee with foreign no- ~~ Sir John Cochrase ; hen' engaged le Argyle's rebellion aghast James 11. was taken prisoner after • desperate re sidence, and condemned to be hanged. fits daughter having noticed that the death-warrant was expected from Loudon, attired herself is ones clothes, and twice attacked and rubbed the mail (between Belford and Berwick,) which con veyed the death-warrants; thee, by delayisg the meanies, giving time to Sir Jobs Cuchrane's father, the Earl of Dun dons% to make kilned with father Peter (a Jesuit), King James's Coefessor, who, fur the sum of Ave Dineen'. pounds, agreed to intercede with Ilia royal master is tenser of Sir John Cochrane, and to procure hie parries; which was effected. Her great grand daughter, Mina Stuart, of Allen Bank, married the late Mr. Thomas Coups' father, and brought him four eons—Peter, John, James, sod Thomas. Peter followed yin same trade as his father, and died un. married, after a conAnement of Nearly thirty years, in the Lunatic Asylum at Hackney. John also followed his father's bearer al, and succeeded him Is the Sem. He bad very de. (irate health, and he also died siasoarried, between 30 and 40 yeas of age. Jaws, the third brother, Ekewlire follitwed his father's business, and was a partner in a house in London, in St. Mary An, corresponding with the house ofJohn Cootie and Co. P.dinhergh. Is the year 1734 or 1755, he married the wily daughter of Mr. Pewits, who was • partner is the house of Middleton and Campbell, afterwards Campbell and Preens.; ; the shop the same as at present occupied by Cuutts sad Co. Mr. James Cootie became% partner in that house, and on the death of Campbell succeeded to the abide concern. Mr J. Courts bad only one child, a daughter, who afterwards married her cousin-german, Sir Joho Stuart, of Allen. Meelames Cootie Will for a short time Member uf Parliament for the City of Edinburgh; bet in consequence of some strange and iseobereut language in the House of Commons, he was induced (at the suggestion of and by the persuasion of his friends) to ferrate from attending that HUllif. OD his menial faculties, as well as his bodily health, becoming impaired, he was advised to visit a more favour. able climate, and under the care of Isis nade's wife, Lady Stuart, and hereon, repaired to Italy, where • marriage was goo' formed hewer Mr. Jason Cootie cooly daughter, and her wean, Mr. S.uart. Mum Cuetts'a former was frets se treaty to eighty thousand pounds. Ido nut at present recoi led whether Mr. James Coutes died abroad, or is his native country. Mr. Thomas COll.lO, lb/ youngest elf the four sons, was a pinion in the house of St. Mary Axe, and afterward, ad mitted as • partner into has bother's barking-house in the Strand. Here he (Mr. Thomas) became acquainted with his Out wife, a most respectable, modest, handsome young eosins, who bed t he rare of Mr. James Codas' only daughter. %%Ilea in my youthful days I have occasionally men her in the marsety, washing some of her young lady'. clothes, my boyish tricks may have aggravated her to throw some of the swop etude at me, but I dery the fact of having ever stated " that rite laboured on general washing days at the buck tub up to her shoulders ;" or of my ewer having de nominated her a " dry-washer." %Viten Mr. 'Monne Comte married, it was said that he had thereby much offended his brother James ; but still the brothers continued their partnership. Mr. sod Mn. Thomas Coots resided on St. Martier-laue, I. the Image occupied by the late Dr. Gsribeltore. There my brothers and myself have frequently called_ to visit Mr. and Mir Culotta. Her good sense, amiable dispo.ihon, and exemplary conduct, endeared her to all her husband's family, and cornmauded the respect of every one who knew her. Since the year 1705 or 1756, I have never seen Mrs. Coups. the as then in Scotism, with hoe husband and Alee daughters ; at that period all unmarried. They were on • visit at Sir Charles Penne'', of Velefield, by whose i n vitation I west to meet them et dieser. Since then, to my recollection, Mrs. Coatis sad I have never met ; nor did I ever is fur life apply to that lady foe pecuniary relief, either for myself ur fur any branch of my family. With :aspect to Mr. Thomas Cootie' age, 1 rather think CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE. The four men who were capitally convicted at the last Assizes of Naas, for a burglary sod robbe►y at the house of the W►dow Daly, have had their sentence mercifully commuted by his Excellency the Marquis Wellesley for trausportation. COUNTY CORK ASSIZES. MITE a..•LLCN, o'KESIPPS, •ND COLLINS. , . This was an action for sesatilt and buttery. Da. maga' were laid at 4,0001. The Defendatne pleaded JVot Guilty and the general issue. From the evidence it appeared, that in the month of July last the inhabitants of Newmarket and the surrounding country resolved, as a matter of re spect and gratitude, to celebrate the corer:anon of his Majesty by • public d er at that village. Numbers of respectable people attended, and among the test the Pluititiff, who is agent to Mr. Aid worth, lord of the soil ; Mr. Allen, the Defendant, who is a Magistrate of the county ; Mr. OrKeeffe, his brother-in-law; and Mr. Collins, a young gentleman, his nephew. Up to ten o'clock all was perfect harmony, and it was hoped all would sepa rate with the same feeling. This was interrupted, however, by Mr. Allen and his party refusing., en account of some old grudge, to pledge 0341;414.01th of Mr. Aldworth along with the rest of the com pany. Subsequently, • Mr. \Pm. Lowe, also one of Mr. Allen's party and his brother-its-law (but who has since fled the country), observing a Re verend Gentlemen somewhat overcome -with the festivity of the evening, introduced a tumbler of whiskey punch instead of a wine glees on the table before him. This was resisted by the Plaintiff, and an altercation ensuing, Mr. Lowe first threw the punch iu his face and afterwards the glass itself. The other Defendants were not idle, inflicting wounds on Plaintiff with jog s and rondlestieks„ which con fi ned him to his hetlfor upwards of those weeks in a very precarious state. Mr. Serjeaut [-AMOY briefly summed up the evidence, commenting on the law as to malice prepense ; and the Jury. after retiring und consult ing for about half an hour, returned a verdict fur the Pleitnitl, with 6/. damages, mod Gd. costs. STATE OP THE COUNTRY. LIMERICK. The News of Monday sinter, that the two men who fired ■t the Rev. J. Croker have been arrested. We have to record this day the surrender of nearly one hundred fire•srurs, tvieuty bayouets, sad three swords, rune our lest. Tne peasantry, led on by their pariah priest, •the Rev. Mr. Rochfo►t, and a Few respectable iudivi duals, scoured the country last Monday morning, --i...•••••IN TYPRS ASR STUBBORN THINGS.—The troth. . of this 'Grog we have had frequent opportunity to and we look upon this stubbornness its no blight cepaideretioit in .the long end gloomy list of troii blee with which editors rod printers are surrounded sad encompatetud. They ere expected to forms', till -the interesting intelligence of the . day. The Merchant look. for Ins prices current, hie ship new:, Mid if some do not happen to find what they wish, Viv i the printer has been neglectful. The lawyer and divine look for legal and religious intelligence, and folding the paper exclaim, " What in the wt ri,l 'can induce the editor to devote so muckof Lis *rim I to commercial items ?" The agriculturist wisheic .to benefit Al recent improvement', and beinganxi. one to Pee emery Ihiag ow the subject, is surprised to find a string of din ship ;sews in the piece of in teresting article, en huphandry I Tim mechanic wants a particular account of every new invention. and mks, " Now can the Editor fill his whole papa r • with matters relative to medicine, surgery, yellow fever, and the smell pox, insteqd of encouraging par- NI inventions r. Immediately after come, the phy sician, and laments that more time and amp* p wet devoted to the publication of medical eautyil . The merchant ieho.sends en advertisement, wishes it al ways to appear in the inner form, and thinks 101118 paragraphs ought to give way for the purpose ; thus see printers eternally doing wrong. If they put "6 reading matter" onjsi i cle, in consequence having no more room inside...at is,tbought not worth reading. be- Cause had it been " it would not have been crammed in a dark comer of the paper." Or If MD this re flection is not made..it. is ten chances to one if it i. not thought that it wee merely done to " till up."--. Other readers want anecdotes, and dreadful counts of dreadful warden—they waist more • . forination on the subject of the bloody war J. t wren the Greeks nod Turks—aud tbey : ctei: plain that we fill up our sheet with wisiwiereel luerl matters, instead of furnishing mere " Fish Inielligrace." Some renders Want an accr of all the death,, both here amid every wb. and the Ladies are not pleased sinless we e "' tsrrt pore marriages, for they are. , surely mote i , eating than a daily report of corn, flour, t co, and suction sales, and exchange Ire Awe • lions. Then comes a body or mac writers and • ibis, with quires of paper filled with th e i r taw - bratimis ; they are astonished: when the told duet the press of foreign matter will d e ' f sre .ray the insertion ; for, rays one, how usiirnpotteut i&-tclat compared with leg eesey ! All these thine -LA theusand more conspire to perplex the . iii vain for hint to way, "'Typ es area Y' things," and that he cannot cotnpreis the ; fifty columns into tw e l ve ! it i s itt vaiii—i 1 "" nee easily could you have inserted this by least 41 a m , ow Mai? If the Editor writ e s hi ng tamp, aria ' liar Ask of being called verbose, loug-win• 43, -ay i o iluf ~~ -....--... ~ :. a.1y,~ ..liiMilg ~'~.: -aCIIIK -- l