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!s\ APitt. 8. IIIIIIDE!4EANOR AT THE INSTIGATION OF A • FoRTuMeMELLER. 'Sarah . F7tosti a wiry inter Ming girl, 17 years of ace, seas irdictrot fur maliciously Mewling in set Ere in, and cuu. some, the eartsinit and bodiless? Mr. Geo. in Charles. street, St Limes:owner, on the 19th %finch last. A capital indietment had , been preferred agAinst the Pri mmer for this offence, bat it seas subsequently abiridonril, owe.( to the humanity of the Prosecutor, and the Prisoner was bronchi hp habeas corpus before these Sew:iron in he teiert foe a misslenseatior Want. She pleadeJ Nut Guilty to this inthrtmesit. • Mr. Iluteastla stated the cane tir the previrenthen. The P• r, 'he said, was taken in as servant in the I er of -. Webb. the Kiwg's Messenger, in Chart. s•.tree :, Saint %MOON where she had been kindly provided to, dur i ng *rye_ cal littlittlate It was doe to her to state, that she was limiest from the country with an excellent character, which she maintained iu the house trp to the period when the eitiftertu hate oecnrrence took plate, that formed the ground work of thy present prosecution. A lltalf-past three O'clor k in the after main of the 17th March last Mr. and Mrs. Walsh were sitting in their pal lour, wbieh was iw the Wenr part of the house, =hen Mr. Walsh beard a piece of glass fall shove stairs : this was immediately followed by • cry of " Fire!" from out of doors, as well as from the Prisoner, who was above. The drawing-room was occupied by General Vies. Our, who was not at borne at the lime, and to it Mr. Wale% immediately ran. On entering he found the window curtains in filmes, bat he succeeded with some assistance, and not without much effort and tronhle, to extinguish the tarots, and tel the alarm at nee' fur that time. The Ge seral came home soon after, but finding the 'place in such se state he quitted the lodgings and went to an hotel.— At half-past six o'clock on the same miming, the family were again alarmed by the Poisoner rushing into the mum whichin Mr. and Mrs. Walsh were sitting, and eeclaimiug that the heal-room un the second floor was on fire. Sire peered quite wild when she gave this alarm, and almost an t °medium of what she was doing. The alarm hail coll. Orel a great crowd around the door, the firemen came, and the fiemes in the second floor were extinguished afte r the lied.Ger pursue and curtains hail suffered considerably from the blase. This slid nut terminate the anxiety of the family on iloir ex tesurdinary evening, for in about half an I after the s. cued alarm of fire was given, the Prisoner came again tutu the room where the family were, and said she smelt tire up stairs. On going into the drawing-ruom, it was Wood full of smoke; but no fire whatever timid he Chi. covered. The uneasiness of the family being thus far re moved, the children were put to bed at the usual boor, and the family were themselves preparing for rest, when, shunt half past leo o'clock on the same night, the Prisoner ran hits. Mrs. Walsh's room, and again alarmed her by saying that the house was on fire. Mrs. W. immediately rushed up 'dams to save her children, a hula she itnniedintely took out el and hail removed by the nu y.matel into the next Souse but one, in the same street. After she had taker this natural precaution, she a ith her Unearths' begets to ex plore where the fire broke out, and un enterierg the drawing Imam, they furred the sofa in dames. 'linnets there had been no fire or candle lighted in that room during the evening. Penns the general propriety of the Pri soner's condeet whilst living with the family, no sus picion whatever was attached to her during the Ke elung alarms of the evening; but un this last similar her manner war so very agitated, and she hetrard such unusual pertnibation. that Mr. Walsh those& it his duty to loing osier OR the following day before • magistrate, rtill le•ieg will t soy proof whatever which could implicate her in this foul traherielieni. White, however, before the magis trate, the .. i er herself voluntarily furnished the necessary proof to Plank, the officer, and of her own accord, without rOMIRC or solicitation, confessed that it was she who bad c •used the fire; that she had dune it with a red hot poker, which she fonnel in the drawing room fire. She admitted the hoiden of her master and mistress, who had always treated her well, and assigned as the unly reason which induced her to act as she hail done, the recommendation of a rollout:- teller, who bud called about • week before to sell flowers, eluaiuedeserimission into the passage, and fur doing se turn d ilimalisplessure of her mistress. The latter, uedwitlt etanilineseedered a 61. to this flower-woman, when she re tired, and as the maw tunsie Peisone r gave her this charitable donation, the nefeeling wretch acknowleged it by telling her that she should sisver have an hour's happiness in life, sinless she attempted to burn the hussar, which she enjoiesed to take an early opportunity of doing. Ihe wretched Prisoner entire used that under this injunction she bail acted, eqd that it alone had tensed her to commit so shocking au •outragr. Tier Learned Council cenichided by enforeiue upon the J iiry the dreadful emisequeuei that might have rimed from, the roma iiin dim) of the Prisoner's plats, and the ue e-aci,y of making ass example to prevent the rectirrecuce of stick incendiary projects. This case was fully made out in'evielence. Mr. Ananig, on the part of the Prisoner, denied that this was any thing like the case edam incendiary. There was au . woe:wept to. plmider, no contrivance, or appearance of ma t re, and the alai mof fire was in each case gives by the on. t ornate Prisoner herself. The defence, is fact, which he I sal to urge was, that the unfortunate woman at the time I z!sourrel wide r a disease of the mind strongly bordering van idiocy, in rousrquence of a peculiar bodily ind.spu s. i o n, and Olt while iu this slate she was duped, deluded, reed winked upon by the fortutie.teller to commit the inde f-esib:e act is kith mow brought her to that bar. The Leagu ed Counsel then called wit uses. - Tii;ll.v. Mr. Dillyard, rector of Curley, is Middlesex, rove the pi isnot,- and her parents, who were Immo, and to do,trious noikinz people, the very lint character. Doctor 'MAPS Wardrobe proved, that the pri.uner WAS rhirld of his fur an affection of the head, arising out of a b.ol habit of the body, which often led to fits and mental rte. roemonent, if not speedily removed. h 1,.. Watch sent the prisoner had bad fits while iu her LOOM, but out for mime day. before the fire took place. • The CHAIRMAN summed up the evidence with his usual impartiality to the Jury, and heft it to the in to say, whether they thought, from the evidence, the Privoner was capable of distinguiebing right from wrung at the SIMS she commit ted the act. Oise of the Jurors, after the Jury had consulted logetber for b cuusiderable time, nddr.P9Clll the Chairmso, suit asked, whether they could 6ud a millet of "Guilty, but without 'notice?" The CHAIRINIAN replied in the negative; for malice was the jet of the offroce, and the law always implied make whatever was erafrias in se. The Jury tben, after acme further consultation, returned a vtrihrt of pailry ; but unanimously and earnestly recoup. mended the Prisoner to mercy uu accuuut of her previous good character. The Umlaut-ism, after expatiating upon the heirloom us. tote of she prisoner's offetice, warmed her how she suffered for mind to be deluded on any future occasion. The P.M. fence s he Gourd was, that she be imprisoucd iu the House . _ at Cum etion fur use year. • • Tlie Prowacr appeared greatly affected during site trial, and Nailed more them pace. A sr, of pickpeckels titre. then I. ircl fur remaining drpre. in Corrnl.uararn. during /Ist late elrcliou, &ad the $: mous cknal so four o'clock TAUSTOS.—The scrutiny terminated on Thurs. ilsy morning. The triumph of the plitilsr party was complete; the result of the set mid day's scru tiny added four to Mr. WAitite's !whinny. It was. evident that this would have gone on inctessing.— Nr. on Thursday morning, es 10011 es the Court opened, odd r d the returning officers, And stated that it was not the intention of Mr. SST IIIOUS to give them soy further trouble. The num bers at the clipse of the scrutiny were declared to be— Far A. Sselag, Esp. e 404 J. A.Warte, Esq. 4 an H.Sormeraft, Sol. .... • ~+.•,• ti ) d• :pi 4 . • 0 1 • 1 4 40 /4 ;•,. • Mit 100 foe ordelitmoi Naps . Ara zr!" dely • 46 . 40 FROM ssrußo.ii . 17 06 ;}T'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS . Cesesthsiews rbe Royal RI& Corps of Militia, *loved 6, the Lord Lteateltaest of Ikt Cowley of Preesr..Le Edwltrli Dowißpowl, to be Vsrst February 9, 1910. Ilur•rruf, Gent. to be S:coild Lieutenant—dated Alarcb 23, 1820. PARTNgR4HIPS DISSOLVED. H Siobbs mid 6. Hughes, of Marslnd viral, Gulden. square, revidviag hoot and sline.hrel-Insnufsetorers, April 3.1920 —W. Karl, jun. and J. Ked, of Stlver-street, Wood strert, lA.rokost, worriers, April 4, 1811.—B P. Severn nod J. Itvdingtou, of Illhinuer sheet, Rishupsgste. Landon, Urrember 15, 1819 —J.. While, of lvy• ttt , Huai on, and It Iliham, of Lonoloo-wall, January I, 1970. —J. Hake r and S. H. Slum, of ftnilwrlistbr, Surrey, ship. jobsers„ March 25, 1920.—. H. ittoirll, T. ?Jerk, anti W. Neck, of Chathaiss.plate, Blarkfriars, Loadoo, sneiclisatr, ?Osiris 30, 1820 Hickman and T. 110111 e, of Hun. rford rosily', Strand, llidJlrsra , bottle-merchants, Morelli 25, 1 270 .—H• Lyon sod J. Craid2as of High Holborn, Middle sex, tisoher.aserebants, March 29, 1940.—J. Rates and Williams, of Watling-strect, London, Maachester warehouse. no st, Mardi IC 11120 —H. 1.. Lobieck and J. C. T. Knell, of 'itrtr-strett, London, airrehants, April 7, 1820 —T. Tapp, W. Harris, and E. P. Jesnaeret, of Aldersgote-strtre, 101, d•ni suit St. Alban's, Hertford, eution-spercbanta, an far as relates to 'l'. Tapp, March 25, 1920. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. aiarles Comber, of Ducking, Surrey, carpenter, from April 8 to 27, at tees, at Guildhall, Loudon. BANKRUPTS. Jana 11.11, of Maoehes ---- ter, dyrr, Ps oder, April 21, 22, and May 20, at trot, at die Bridgewater Aron, Maw thellift. Attorneys, Messrs. Applrhy soil *Keane, Gray's lowsitioare, Leedom ; sell Meson. Ciarte and Whitehead, Manehestrr. James WI, of Oxeuhipline. Westmorland. f airier, to sar reader, May 3, at six, 4, at eleven, aud 20, at three, at the Commercial lea, Krodal. Attorneys, Mr. Addisou, Staple lieu. Loudon; and Mr. Wilson, Kendal. Richard Buckle% u(Jerittys-street, Westasiuster, workiug k-weller, to surrender, April 15, 25, and May 20, at ten, nt Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Richardson aud Miller, New lan, Loudon. William Fear, of Batb, cabinet-mater, to Perrendee, April 14, at seems, 15, atone, and May 20, at three, at the Greyhound Inn, Both. Attorneys, Mr. Woodhouse, King's Beach-walk, Temple, Loudon ; and Mr. Salmon, Bath. William Gardiner, of Cluelford, Gloucester. brood•ehlth rsausifacturer, to surrender, April 24, 25, and May 20, at eleveu, at she Couspauy'a Arms lien, Chalford. Attorneys. Metiers. Max, Sou, sod Meredith, Gitildforilstreet, London; and Mr. Stour, Tilbury, Gloucester. George Klliott , of Rochester, grocer, to surrender, April 11,12, and May 20, at eleves, at Goad's:ill, Looduo. Attor neys, Mr. Aubrey, Took's-court, Caisitor-street, Loulloopi and Mr. !Burson, Chastise'. William Radley Mutt, of Brightheleustone, Sussex, wine merchant, to surrender, April 17, 24, soil May 20, at tie us,., at the Royal Hotel, Brightlielinotosie. Attorneys, Mr. Hansm% P 55154 Chemise re, Comet-garden, Loodue ; mid Mr. Attree. Brightlielossmine. George Rose, of Sheffert.% York, grocer, to surrender, April 21, 23, and May 20, at twelve, at the Red Lime Rotherham. Attororys, Mr. Gxley, Rotherham; sad Mr. King, Castle-street, Ilultiewo, London. ' Thomas Yates, stn. George Yates, and Thomas Yates, jou. of Yate Bank, Lancaster, cotton-ppieners, to surrey des, May 1, at six, 2, at eleven, and 20, at Are, at the New Ina, Blackburn. Attorneys, Mr. Armstrong, Staples lan. Landers; sad Mr. Disheitia, Blackburn. Henry Searabriek, jail. of Liverpool, bread baker, to ear render, April 27, 20, aud May 20, at one, at the George lan, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Ripley, Dukc-stieet, Liverpool; and Mr. Chester, Staple-line, London. Thomas Johnson, are. sod Thomas Johnson, jun. of Lowestoft ' Suffolk, shipwrights, to surrender, April 1111, at Ave, 19, aud May 20, at eleven, at the Queen's Wad, Lowes toft, Attorneys, Mr. Miller, Lowestoft; and Mr. Frauds, New Roswell -court, London. James Grant, of Lullington Mill, Somerset, fuller, to tor. reader, April 24, at four, at the George low, Froine-2elerora, Somerset; 25, at three, at the Angel Inn, 'Warminster, Wilts; and May 20, at twelve, at the George Inn, Fiume .Mel- • wood. Attorney% Mr. Rollo., Froine-Selwood ; and Mr. Lehnuads, Exchequer-00;re, Uncoiled-Inn, London. Daniel Williams, late of Frome-Selwooel, Somerset, shop_ keeper, to surrender, April 24, at four, at the George las Friame•Seloond ; 25, at two, at the Angel Inn, Warminster' Wilts; and May 20, at eleven, at !lie George Inn Frome! Selwond. Attorneys, Mr. F.olinuuels, Exchequer-Off :cc, Lin_ cola's lan; and Mr. Rotten, Fiume-Selimital. James Rory, late of Wolverhampton, Stafford, Semelealem so sorrender, April 15, 22, and May 20, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Atltaney, 31r. Cheater, Staple-hue, London. James Barker,or theSlrs u d, Middlesex, hosier, to dcr, April 18,25, and May 20, at eleven, at Guildhall. Lou don. A !volley, Mr. Gregory, Wax•Cliand M a iden bane, Cheapside. John Benin, of Oxfoed.sl reel, Middlesex, and Ilishorgata street, Louden% jeweller, to surrender, April 15, 25, slid M a y 20, at our, at Guildhall, lund.ste. Attorneys, Messrs. Sudlow, Fennel., and Urquhart, Monument-yard, London. Jllllll Frew, laie of Mosconi-street, Ploomshui y, sex (hut now a Prisoner in the King's Bench Primo)), baker, • to surrender, April 15, 22, and May 20, al ten, al London. Attorneys, Messrs. Paru t her aud Turner, Loudon street, Fencharch-streei, London. Samuel Collett Alger, late of Jubilee-place, Commercial road, Mi•Mlesex (hot now a Prisoner its the King's Bench Prisms), porterinierbaue, to surrender, April IS, 22, and May 20, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys,,, Messrs. Powuall sod Fairthorne, Old Jewry, London. DIVIDENDS. April S 9. W. Padget., of Hielt.sircti, Whitechapol, sea, oil and colour-manufacturer, at one, at Guildhall ' , Lo;alma. April 29. W. Adam. of Narrow-wall, I.auabeth, timber-wt.. thastost owe l et Guildhall, lAuiduli. April 29. W.l. E1M121.10, Ink al Chapel-street, Lamb's Con duit-street, Aliddlsam, bricklayer, at twelve, at Guildhall, . . . Loader'. . . April 29. R. Richards, of Beaconsfield, Buckingham', car . pent. cost twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. - _. . _ . . . . - - April 129.1. Priem, of D. rking, Surrey, hme.kurner, at ek wee, al Guildhall. Loudon. May 30. G. W. Wye, of Loudon, awl of Newington-bolts, N4l my, merchaut, at ten, at Guildhall, London: May 4. J. Jackson, of Manchester, butcher, at nine, at des Palace Inn, AI anclieste r. May 8. J. Hardman, of Manchester, warehouseman, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Aped 29. J. H. Widow and J. Hudson. of Neweastle-upon i'yot,inerchants at eleven, at the George lee. Newcastle . .upon. Tyne. Aprol29. IV. Lewis and J. A. Headman, of Little Tower , street, Loudon, wiee-twerchtusts, et ten, at Guildhall. April fl 9. W. Hillear, late of Winchester, Sosethasaptoe, brvinty, at four. at the George len, Windenter. May 2. J. Wilms, jou. of Aculcoates, York, weelsogaey. seareleast, at twelve, at the Dug and Duck T . King . eten.upoe-Holi. May 1. J. Seamier' and D. Saunders, of Gloucester-lane, . . t;loneesttr, rocas, at twelve, at the Commies eial-Itoome, Bristol. May 8. T. Ain, of. ilton, Kent, botcher, at twelve, at Guildhall, Canterbury. April 80. E. Burford, of Clapttta, kliddkvex, merchant, at twelve, at Gaiklitall, London. May 9. J. Gram% of Loadoa, leather-hide . :setter,at eleassoM Slay t. 3.ltiatiwitles, tof Chatham, Kent, grocer, at twelve, Maps. H. Headaall, of Wbelarwweet. Nortar-Paliate, Mii ileapyailk ilper, at tea, at Guildhall, Loadar. . .• Map U. W. Wwi.of Crawfveil.etrart„ Mary.te.lbtaa, Mid- An a. tiaeweaper, at elms, at GlailJkaktwodeis. May S. L. so MaMee t ati Farairaghaas, Kest, oilier, at dem o ai Gaiiilm44oo. Afar MP. P. liwakbarts, et Tentehaislisk,' Plysiatib, • • ' and of BleriossLary•isipinye, Middlesex, sliiP•buililte, at troth-cat Gerildkall, Landau. Api it 29. .1. Sheppard, Of norm° Mills, Colebrook, auritt, Iralherir at twelve, at G•iiI•lhall, Apia IS. S Ambts...l, late of Mriket•bereet, Wessonneter,' and id %Vert Virleigb, Kent, brewer, and slim lase ise Uxbridge Middlesex, eupperonannfacturer, at Iris, oi l Gaild6 11. London. May 2. N. Howes.. romerly of Stewart•street, Spitalltelda; . Middlesex, afterwards 64 Strafford and Clsitwell. Emelt. late of Itoreksin.wood i Uwe', Hells, and now a prisompre' in the King's /tench prison, linkman, at ten, at Grildkall, Libuid••n. April 29. D. C. Minh, L. Deane IL. Westbrook, at n. and H. It. Define, of It -ailing, Sear, buskers, at MN, at lAooloot. May I. B. Rogers, of Aslttna•upoo-Meraey, Chester, Iled of Manchester, emu-Jr:llYr, at 1t,., at Ike 3loslyy's Arms M a orbrat , r. May 4. T. Hs mord, of Bradford, York, grocer, at eleven, at Itralewirt•hussar, Lerar. cEivri FICATES —APRIL 44. D. IW. New, lals ofthe Poollry, lowlow, stalionor,"- E. Lasigrowhy, of Cannosiotreei, Lond o n, packer....-.G, Johosuii, of Miami, engravry—D. Peach, -lale of Piot Louis. in thy East Indies, hat maw of Camberwell, Surrey, norchaaL—D. L. lxcausl, of Great Preecelt.strem, Goat .-R. of Riming. haat, mcrehassi.—M. liellyer, of East Boraehniare, Decoys, builder —N. Gra:loll, of East Mossehione, Devon, builder. —N.J. Turner, of Greet Tower. beet, Loads'', coercion.. —W. Jow", of Portisiod.laue, Holborn, Middies's, sea. wintry—W. Wells, of Mahlon, Eases, liquorusterehan..— W. Edwards, of Lautforil, Somerset, tassior.—A. Sonpusa, of hi. Loudon, inercloo..—E. E. Harlow, formerly Commander of the i'ost ludo ship K 161011984 and late of White Lion.court, Conduit, boohoo, mariner. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Gown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted Goo the Grimm, made in the week eliding the bib day of April, 11120, is 1111.. 80. per hundred *eight, ea. elOsive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon us the isapurtatiou thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Curia of 'England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal per bettor 1401bs. avuirdu puler , from. the returns received is the week ended the lot of April, 1810. ti . 4 R I • 4 l' s. it d s. d a. d s. d a. it r. d 69 1 41 1 36 4 23 ' 44 ti 48 1 28 t t. CHESHIRE ASSIZIS, Aram 5. az •. d. The Spring rtesises for, the County commenced this moriiiiig before the lion. Closeles Warren arid Me. Judive ,114r.11411,-wheri, after the usual forms hurl been disposed of, the renown% Gentlemen were sworn or the Grand Jury : Lord Pi.e. B. Igo aye, fueessaa. John Easharville Clegg, Ell. I Si, Rd. Brook, Bart. Jos. Green, Esq. Cosixre v.., Esq. John Huskies Harper, Esq. • CO/11,1t, 1:49. Bell Ince Faq. W. Warms Currey, Esq. J..bu Ns:obeli, Esq. Gourae Etitua, Esq. ' Jos. Parker, Fwq. Jubu Virkkis E‘q. Trallord Trafrori, Esq. Bowls Grey, E.q. l FAl.VanableaTuweahenJ, Esq. JUtill Fund, EN. TIIOII Was. Talons, Esq. Bendel Wilbraham, FAq. I has. Wylie, Esq. Bn kerdwai Clegg, At a (porter punt one o'clock, Mr. Justice Met. shall proceeded to read, iu a low tune of voice, Irons • MS. ei charge to the Jury, of winch the following 141 the substance : He began by lamenting the extrsoutly crowded slate of the culeudar, which contalued the names cams Irma thau 97 ptiouuris; slot • his iiidur of crime be attributed to the run. sequences arising from the system of delusion which had luau an long practised over the country by mob orators and itinerant vagabonds. A number of desperate adventures; sarrificiug the pursuit■ of lowest industry, hail suddenly stated from ethicist ity to subvert the institutions of this mighty empire; and at a period, too, when its career of glory bad •ttaiued its highest splendour. They suppinwil,ist the degraved vanity of their Warts, that they could sub. stituts a batter form of guversoneut than at present existed; and this delusion they practised on the utathinkiug awl un wary. Their design, it was clear, wise fo effect • saugui. nary r►volution, and write the new minditution is charac ter* of Nowt. Reforest bit Parliauteat was their watch. wind—it was their magical nostrum for curing all the &mows of the state—to convert thieves into butiour. able men—to make the rich poor, and, of course, the poor rich. It eiloW nut be denied but what SOII4II degree of irregularity bad crept into the system of our represen tation; but then the very priliciples of thecuteslitutiuu were such, that they purged away their OWII impurities; and at use period whatever is. our national annals did there exist more rational freedom in this country 'bast it could boast at pre. Ital. Our cor►tituUor was the envy of Europe, ari it was the -pride and glory of Crest Britain; and lit it be understood, that if once impaired—ironer gout —it ;egoist for veer: aud ; after our twat blood had been shed in Atli 4.f -tier, it would be micceeded by • reigu of democratiral tyrants and military drepatilon. A Court of Justice, perhaps, was nut the best place for political subjects; bat he might be perwittled tusay, that from the first dawn of oar Parliamertary privikges is the eery' of Henry 111. or rather in that of his moo E. 1•4,41 1. the essisotitutioual rights of the people hail been gradually improvitig, in proportion to the extensiuu of intellectual know ledge ; •nd .time of the wisest and best men that ever adorned the country were of upiniou that the coustitotiOu at present is existence was sufficiently demucratical. The Learned Judge thew took su eloquent y of the triumphs achieved by our iiivincibk fleets and armies,- and adverted to the right which the people pussesod to meet and petition their representatives: they wrle expressly supported its it by the law of the'lsud. But bow was this right mod, or rather abused 1 0 Why, the dissatisfied std diSCollietited began to or gauise the crowds they collected to their own vile purposes, ;ad *kohl!, their oral objects were developed, whit► were to overthrow the Giovernmeut ; and rsigt up all AM was good and venerable in the country. Such eitetiogs, therefore, were incompatibk with the. sorely of the tern. try and the well.bemg of the community. Such meet. isgs were net IsLe those which the law protected ; they were in /error/rat popak aid therefore illrgnl. lh ' an occasion which 0/CCM/Tell POMO tilos age, the Magittrates of • neighbouring cloudy (we understood the allrisimi to he to Lancashire) led a painful duly with a powapiiieda which does them ialinito credit, characterised bipeamper and anoderatimi. His Lordship paid a high conspirearmi to the Magistrates sad Gerstlemem of Cheshire for the patriotism' mad public spirit they had evinced is funnier carps of yen marry to meet the raigesteits of the timbal; and alighsly ad verted to the charges anaissit Maris sad others for oust. log at Birch, sod the holicturmat imolai Harriers turd Sir C. Wolseley fur sedition, staling the leo as it affected their re @relive cases. The trial of Sir Cha►les Wolseley will not come on before Monday. and that of Mr. tfairisou oat Wednesday. The Egerton party preferred a bill yesterday against General Grosvpisur. for a riot Slid assault dovish: the Election. which was thrown out by the Grand Jury of the City Sessions Court. Several rums were recovered egaissit the hundred by wows residing in hiarelesfitld, for the injury they, fintained in their property during the late se dilyna enoresup 014,tesvn. ..feas ikslaste wee cosevicrerl tee having is palmate* flitge4 • Busk .t Begisail mete% ad MI& tamed to 14 years' usaersttaties. , PL tiamr .v,intrts. woincoß, APRIL 1 1 1. Wiest,P. I.!. 15101 61 201 niOlily per v. • • • 441 s to 449 washy, psr qr. ..3is to ais Pease 4s. to 511.• Uses 3O• to 311 s Ry. • . , READING, Area. S. MPH lIIM to Ms P.-ass ..... ..... 486 to 50s Saari :lts to 380 Oats 2ll. to 30s Resew 4os to 474 While ditto ....—s to —o Uhi Whest....B4s to 9is SITAINES, APRIL 7. Meat.. ISt Os to 211 O. Pease, per qr.....—a to —a Itys --s to Barley, to —s Oats, per qr. ...AM. to 334 Bess* ...siks . . IRKL4N D. GA I.WAY ASSIZES. R I BBON M EN. Michael Coghla►t was indicted for breaking into the dwelling-house of William Walsh. at night. William Walsh examined by Mr. ELLlS—Lived at Laureiicetown ; between fifty and sixty men came to his house on the 27th of February, and cried out, " Come, come ! open, open !" the door was opened ; they insisted that there were three men snore besides witness its the house, who should be sworn; he saw the Prisoner at the bar smoog•t them ; it was a fine mums-light night ; he looked through the window, previous to his opening the door, and saw between fifty or sixty torts in the street ; their Captain made them stand on each side of Ilse door; has no doubt of the Primmer being one of them. Cross-examined by Mr. BLAKE:fair...lte Sun. slay after he was sworn COghltlii tan sway ; the Prisoner was taken that night. suit witness *snot the taking of him; lie swore informations a short time miter ; when the Captain was swearing him he looked nut and saw the Prisoner ; knows the Prisoner for some time ; does not recollect of gelling his brother that the Prisoner was there; he mentioned that the Prisoner was at his house to some persons, hut does not now recollect to whom; there was too datnygedoue in his house; they hail very little con tion, they were so alarmed; he could mu be deceived iii the identity of the Prisoner ; told his brother that he would know the Captain who had sworn to him. James Walsh examined by Mr. SCOTT.—Was in bed, above stair., in his brother's house, and did not come down; be Web afraid ; did not see soy of the permos that mune to his brother's house. Cross.exutnined by Mr. settle cOliverestiosi with. his brother, who told witness that he would certainly know the Option if he saw him here the case closed for the Crown. illiChati Reynolds examined by Mr. 131.*KENFT. I• father-in-law to the prisoner ; recollects that lie was token Ull Sunday night. the Gth of March, in Led, at his own house; be sent fur witness on the 27th of February, to advise with how he should tannage regarding his farm ; he slept wills the priv loner that night ; he (prisoner) could not go half a mile without vrioners's knowledge; witness kft him in bed. Cross-examined by Mr. VANDELEUR..--Ilis sear. Peter Reynolds, is in gaol, and his son-in-law is is the dock, never heard of Captain Fe■rinught ; sever heard he was at Laurencetown; never heard that Captain Fearnosight's real mime was Michael Cog's. lan ; he heard to day that Finlay was called Captain Fearnought ; he might, at times. mistake Michael Coghtim fur another; doe. mot know that his son-in law (Coglilau) was sworn; Finlay came from near Cloubrock ; does not think he was acquainted with the Prisoner before the 27th of February ; was not at Coghlan's house for six weeks before the 27th of February; caunot be precise, but believes he went on a Friday, and came away on a Sunday ; witness went to give the Prisoner a little 1111 l uey, and to see his farm ; the money was part of his marriage portion, and he wanted it to pay his rent; heard that Walsh's house was attacked at Laureocetowit. and Mr. Seyinour's house at Somerset. after lie went home; Walsh's house is about two miles from Cogh. lan's ; did not hear of the attack on Sc) mom', house until after he left Coglilan's. and went home, which is about twelve miles ; his son Peter, was at Cloubrock ; be was taken up on the oth of March, at Coglilan's house ; Coghlait was taken at the same time ; witness slept with Coghlan on the night of •Saturday and Sun day; witness went to had ou Saturday oight be tween eight and nine o'clock, and at the same hour on Sunday night ; Coghlaii went to bed at the sense time; "'tumor; was awake the greater part of Sunday night ; he slept ticcasionally ; witness coil. versed repeatedly with Michael Caglilaii i:uring the night; he could not leave the bed without witness's knowledge; never saw a gun, sword, or bayonet with the Prisoner. By the COUKT.—Recollects when Coghhsu was taken Prisoner; heard it was for being a Ribbon. man ; , never beard he was taken fur attacking Walsh's house ; never heard that he was charged with being at the breaking of Walsh') house; 'lever heard he was charged with being at Somerset House; about nine or ten days after Coglihni ass taken he heard that Walsh's house was attacked ; never inquired the day Walvh's home was attacked ; the Sunday after Coglilati was taken; he heard it was fur being a Radio 1111 l an. Richert, Eyre, of Eyrecoust.—ls son of Giles Eyre; knows die prisoner; never heard any thing against Cross-examined by Mr.FßENcit.—Believes many Gentlemen were sworn Itiblsonmeis ; witness was sworn. Tile Rev. James O'Donnell esnmined.—Knew the Prisoner for ten years previous to Ribbunism ; never heard any thing against him. Cross-czainined by Mr. 'ELAM—Heard tint every man in the grillage where the Primmer lived were •worn Ribimunnen ; many persons were swuru *rims their inclinations. Verdict—finilty—Death. .1. On Monday the Albin.. THOMPSON. from Charles ton to Liverpool. thirty-fire days oat. was lust on the Weaford . caiwt, in consequence of having asio. • taken the Tower-light fur the Tusks/. She now lies on the Borrow of Ballytewgwe. Iler cargo, 1,073 large bolas of anew g asst shout 50 toils of nee 4 , 011 saved. The ves sel ascicorto are rated at te.401. The inettriels'orae helmet ire ales rived. i All the crew semi. ' 711 L• TUB Jr NEWMARKET GRAVEN MEETING. APsII. 7. Mr. Jones's Beppr.,9.t. beat Mr. listtifee Monists, 34.9:b. A. F. 5044.-5 to 4 on &pp°. Sweepstakes of 200ge.ersels, b. R.; alley Rd. 41b.; sod 614. D.N. Lord Exeter's f. Aspssiss. by Perielesorut Sew 1 H. R. H. the D. of York's f by Seymour or Sleeker Ld CS. H. Caveodish's e. by Illiddletborpe P 4 5 to 2 ors Avesta. Subseripthso Plate of SOL for Ryr olds carrying 6st. 71b.; 3.yr 01•1•, Sgt. 51b. ; 4-yr olds, lism. 131 b.; fyr olds, 416,; 6yr ulds sod asrd, t.l. 81b. D.M. Mr. Gortdarrrs h. e. Sir Tripes, 3 yrs old Duke of Iturburd's h. c. Inferior, 4 yrs old Lord G. H. Carreodisles cb. c. Zero, 4 yrs old Mr. Wilsoreseb. c. Herrespes,3 yrs otel Mr. Udoy's eh. f. by Wufol, out of Zora, 1 , 44114 Mr. Tilibits's br. f. by Sir Pool, cot of Pestesoa. I, yrs Mr. 11'yerilbsoi's b. e. by Wbalebeoey deo by I yvs old Mr. Prince's ch. c. Zadic 3 yes odd Lord Suflirld's ch. e. Duosbiedykes, 3 yrs old dr Mr. Pert itt's hl. c. Eisisiart ; 3 yrs old Lard Sous's b. c. Leers, 4 yr. old Mr. Pirate's ch. so. Csovass, 5 yr. old . . ri The image placed bust fuor..-5 to 1 apt Sir Topes-3 to I opt luferiur —2 to 1 apt Mr. Udisy's cb. f. Sweepstakes of 1410 y.. each, b. ft. for Allies, llet. 616. I). J. Rush's b. by Tr ogle, eel of Reserve Ilr. Calley's ch. Tiroareta, by Robees, dams, Barbara r Mr. Bstarsa's by Medley, oust of Pranks Lord Suffirids b. by Vandyke Jorsior, out of Aquiline Mr. 711iiers's by Doe Cossack, dams by Sorcerer, out of sister to Volsnte Mr. Hurvyuld% ch. by Rattan, dent by Waxy, oat of Marcella hsx :said forfeit-11e hedge placed but three. 2ru 1 apt Mr. Rua b.--3 to 1 apt Mr. Datum's. The Port Stakes of 100 gs. est* S. ft. foe color i Sat.:At.; cud fillies, b.f. 41b.N.M. The oftfie sccuh4 horse to withdraw kis stake. I.ord Exeter's Notate Mr. Watson's fteatlue Ltd kowa's rh c. Euphrates G. 11. h. e. h Rakes out of Looms Mr. Grmidiirors Sir 'Eupas Mr tiorkfirril's Suliau nukr of Ito 'WWI sister to Omen ........... • • .... p 4 The Jutlee Waved but two.-1 to 4 apt Lopttratte.. Duke of Graffon'a hr. e. Lock, hy Hapitatm.l, not of Noel, rrr. ft. from Dyke of Portland'. ro. c. Yam Determl, by %Valium, 8.1.41 b. nark. D. D. 10110. OXFOUD, APRIL R. It appears by a summary of the Members of the Coils", sitiis of Oxford suJ Caotheidee, in their Cslesilars fur 1818 and 1840, float the following is the •ember :- 1819. (~.ford. Ilenobtra of Cosirocatieu 1,574 on the Books 7,9144 u(Coa•oculiuse 1,473 •u the Books 4,101 1819. Canibrolge. Members of the Neuste 1.49:t fts the Hoards 3,1,9* je•aa 1,44 s es the BwJ. 2,0:4 KGCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. !WM. 1820. --. We. H. Berea. to the Rectory of Actuis Beauchamp, Mr. Mstershire. Patroa, Harvey Wright, Fry. of Oruiskuit t Lancashire. Williams, M.A. to the rectory of BleaJoo. Micros, the Bishop of Winchester. Rev. Samuel Kildcrbre, D.D. rector of Trinity, St. 11s, said Easton, Norfolk, has been ekcied Convocation Proctor of the Arclideacuuries of Suffolk and &Omni. Saturday she COMMON SIEILTE• NT Wade a report to lus MAJESIY io coilocii or the following cwu •ieto iinth.r retitenceof death in Newgate. viz. : John Potter, Samuel Elliott, lames Serowe, Ado Patch. ard, Joseph Clarke, Isaac Wri;ht, Jebel Bird, Greats Biel, and Abraham Bolton, fur ; tVllGam Apra , awl Rilliatn %owns, lot stralitig guards in • dealtsx-Intsm; 'flosses Murky, and Ratter Smith, fur Wilts/ay whiter) ; James Ilariers, far retaraing frua treneporlation ; Ana uh *alkali Harwood, Mary /Lauda?, Henry Wicks, John• Smith, Charles Harris, Jaren Griffiths, William famine. and Charles Haul, fur 'ammo( fuird Bank rules; lt, keit Gadsdtul amid Juke Belated, for trouseatorakin; iu the day. Unit; William Pierce, David Woilinitts, and Charles Dhoti, fur w a l in g privately is • shop; Swab, fur sk el rug two eons— wheel Jolla Bird, George Bird, !Awry Wick:. John Speirh, and Charles Ilurris, were ordered lire execution trd W. Mot-4day next. the 14th iris% The others were reapited during pleat:arr. The of. Indium Paley, convicted of uttering ftrgtd mare, and of Joseph. Bloat, who woe cousielerf at the la,t Admiralty Semitone, were Hot revorird. MitletlNGS OF CIIRDIToIts AT GIOLIMALL TO-MORROW. X a. J. Knight, Foremreel. cheekemouger G. Elliott, Ituelwrirr, DIVIDE-NM J. Kirkiiiim, Gower-street, buililer. ll G. 1 , 11041,y, laitestus, awl High Hu'bum, Auw•cluilt inhaticactuoite corn J. Bock, tate of Atundel.airtet, Stroud, IttliJdtcont, sta . - tioncr.--T. C. Patrick, of Austin-Friars, Loudon, t brukar.-41. Wood and T. tioiol, of Oldsoiratn , l, Worcester, Pride and aloonti•sitakers —J. Ray and J. R. Rsy, of Cilim thiffulk, baukrrs.—S. Millard, of Gionrci.ter, tinett.drapo. —A. Abbott, of Liviapool, upbulsterer.—T. Morris, of Mis ted, liars-draprt, PRICE OF STOCKS Mt SATV/Mler: 3 per Ct. lied 68a i Bank 1.. Art. 17f 13-16 pe► Ct. C0n5...661 69 India 13 •ndr.. In ito 6nl I Ks. Bol4s. a ... 3 4 pr. 91 pri Cent "61) I UM° COMItIt nil. per Ceuta. 86!#t I Lottery Tteket. 21/.184. S per Ct. N.Au.IU4I 105 I Cons. for Act... tinfif BIRTH. LW Nowraiwg, Mrs. Pulaud, wife of Mr. Poland, of the (Brand, of • we. DEATHS. Os Ilse 301 h eh. is Oust-sick, Jtibto Fitzeitoleote, Sig. late Capiiii• i& dm City of Lanier( k ts ti ia A few dale age, is the 75th year t.f )1.4 sze, 31r. Edward Smith. of Sleigh!, in Liacultish.re, vile. a u one of tiee most *leveler characters hi Ike kttietitoin. Vet it width' • very (iv yeah', it IMO hi. C0611111 , 111t practice to aide es • boll, and in stead of owsultisig tobacco, be bad kis boy asked, sod swieked it issirsol of that pleat. By his will, he directed that Ws belly be curried to the graTe pour errs, who were W 14 popial Ss. each; hut the funeral uTnosld hike ?lice early is the raorolog, suit that &brie of his rilataes or friends 'humid *pistil, or airy nernsiisieg he weir by tbels us his se court, owlet a forfeiter( of their respective legacies. HIGH STATER THIIeDAY. AT*LONDONIIRIDGE. feriae' 0 after It Dwain 13 after Pt Mood Ma Psiikbati. it Vas Ilarivele redo. sod Ties of the Sins& Ghia Mr% Mg airbag. by C. CINUIWIELL. ~~ t_ . s.