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I I II- I PPP. F li =bin ROUT!' AMERICAN SERVICE. &From The lkaight Swathe, reel Under this bead the subjoined Letter, ssid to bee been written frosts Halifax, with the !Leidy of Mr. *Namara, have appeared in the Morning /Papers : " liatinta, November 1, mat e! Dims •'•.—Until nay arrival here with sieve• sof brother °Scr►s, I hod no opportunity of giving )00 su account of elar Expedition, which many, as well as myself, ha►v been involved its by the artifice of a few, squeal appear by the sequrl. s Nothing worth notice occur►ed during the vet age till • short time previous to our arrival at Mira: patina, when the clothing for the privates was or. dered to be brought on deck. whirl, caused much insrmuring. and, I think you'll allow justly, when you herr it consisted of old red jackess. of different disboneled infantry regiments; those jackets, with woollen ceps (such as leitor4 wear), and linen utili sers, without boots, matituted the uniform of this cavalry ; the entire of their arms and accoutrements tomprised s heavy dragoon sword and cariouch tail; the contrail between their dress sad our costly raid eupeseimea gfrell clothing, may be conceived when we were **leered on deck. previous to our :boding, with *4 officer, on the starboard, and 89 sorivates •n tbre larboard, the entire of our force. Minch clandestine arrangements were known only to a few concerned in the indite of selling comma. ;ont to brave, but credulous young men. who. on arrival, were no way recogsitsed. and found those tominissions to be namely 'sonnets!. " On our disembarking at Kuwaitis, none but those pressen, could conceive the consternation and daniay of our party, at being informed. by four of the officers who came out in the Counten. that twenty-right of them had returned in the same vessel, fiudiug there was neither pay nor provivions, nor tiny arrangedn-iit made fur their receptnin. We soon experienced the truth of it, and had it not beau for some provisions which renvidued after the voyage. those who had not money might have stare r+, or intruded on the natives. You will not, therefore, be surprised at the 'amber of officers which are abandoning this service, and many, for warn of mesas to return, are scattering through the globe. " You conform an opinion of the matter. when tell you. 1 couversed with gentlemen of credibility, oho hail been in the service three or four years with General Bolivar. who assured me they did not, through any channel, during the time, receive ten dollars fur such services; their finances being ex hausted, they were unable to procure a passage, and some of them in the most abject misery. Such as account blasted ■ll hope of the promises glade as in Irelmid being fulfilled. Those in Admiral Brion% fleet have equal reason to complain in re spect to pay; the Hight before we left Margaritta, two sailors of his swam to our vessel, and rime on hoard unknown to the crew, and remained hidden until we got to are; they stated that none of the isseu hail received pry for many years services, end as for their ration., their wretched appearance showed the insufficiency. In addition to their want of money mid provision. the fever prevailed in s gr at eaten!, and General English fell • victim to it after his return from Barcelona. He was i n . hired with military honours, and I wisest* of those who attended ; Colonel Aylmer succeeded in com mand. We had a favourable passage to this place. which is Handsomely situated on the side of a hill, itinl commands • delightful prospect ; the entrance into its harbour is most picturesque; the houses are built of wood. Like most other place,, trade is nut so brisk here as it had beets in time of war. I am undetermined at present what course I shall pursue, but 'hull communicate with yon by the Ent cpportunity 7 our affectionate Brother. ••. • • 'To Ms Editor of Carrick's 31orming Post. "Sit —My attention has been directed to a let. ter which appeared in pour Paper of Thursday last, purporting to have been written at Halifax. by all ()Leer of the First Lancers of the Irish Legion, in the service of Venezuela and New Grenada.— flowerer. Sir, were it of any consequence, I could prose. that ►he letter to which I allude, was never Written at Halifax, or sent from thence, but was quietly. and for o purpose, composed in Dublin. its author bring here sob rota. The writer is known, aid many. I find, are welt acquainted with kis Am meter. " A !though, Sir, I cannot admit either the pro. pray or the necessity of answeriog every charge that anatyntous writers. Of, unpriociFled and dis. appoi.tted wee may think it convenient to put forth against the Irish Legion and its Chief. 1 shall, Sir. for your satisfaction, and that of your numerous traders, reply to the letter in question. 0 First--the l clothiog furnished to the privates. previews to their landing, is objected to. To this I awsecr. that the clothing, which was reek was. in tray respect, as good as that supplied to the Bri tish troops. The objection made to the celeste of the uniforms is really ridiculous. Military men will laugh at it. The cleanliness. the comfort. sod Leishb of the temps was the causs4ennims, sad uot *ember they height io a red coat or • rem oar. How often would the immortal Washingtos hive twen delighted to have bad such clethiag for his aruty, regardless whether the Maser was red, green. black, or yellow. Yet we God one. who. wham ',ever *ow • shot fired. object so comfortable rod &toiling, because, forsooth. it did sot moactly cor. respead with what he had got on his sera back. llama haws bow 1 _ _ Secoodly—As to the mak" of eines (44) sad to hate sated in the Hassisai. I coo truly tbet aciately on-half of shsss is beard wad o cootriboted as Winn, several haeiag. thing* 0011101A1 D'Snoroa's gererosity. abaliord tlieit appanage/to oithuot adasoebig a info sod nary miss. as Comets sad Cede% Not tsiakinif the cossoitia rapes'', of Woe two "ace. The ilinisA cleared sot frees Diming with 370 nets as heard ; bat 1 did hair, that sob. ',lariat is my labia. leave of the nod. the Cop, cootrory 'to his orteetnia. pot forty aim is Nikon • liossent. as.al way. iseet,ameid sop .tore; the oily it is pot is the yeateadad Latin Croat Wilma. that that the rota is die Ann& campers/ the *Mite truce of iht.kiliCatitailliellte -• ' rtict or iTUI Ben* Steck 3 ert Ct. &A ‘.11•71 3 pie Ceet. C•Am. 67h1 es. elee. 31 pet Ceat. 7G! 4 pee eirsts.....Bs 444 : I pet Ct. N. Assn. Asti nil mkt ik • xs YFITERDAY. Sauk L. Am.. 171 19.16 limp. 3 per Cr. Ann... 07 lordia Soot* VO4l VO3l ex. div. x 9 pr. • • i di.. per Law, nirkris Cow. far Act n us/ :.setteli • RIsLAND. . . .._...•. • •• DOMAIN. JAN 11.1.11114. ilia 'TAM COUNTESS TALI/Of. Tito soeinits of this Must ileeply hilieletent Lady ars to be rentoottd, on the wiorainic of Friday *eat, to tbs Castle Chapel, where tiey ire in fie In Mate, preparatory to their brio( conveyed, ow the next day. Sittord 4 Y. to En laud. The Royal yacht is ordered in be 111 reedit's., ow See medley to receive them The cetneotery of ibis Noble Hooey is at Yogestrie, in Stsifirdshire. His Barellessey will, we Inhere immediately too the tip. r eistiewst of lairds Juutleia, and the istitaiairig of per mission fn. his Royal Highness the Prince &mew, team this knave's; fur • abort period. The lesnamis ston of ;be gawps, of oor lamenied Vier-Adorer to Eintland will peeve& his Secelleticy's departure by wily • few days. His Igieellearyr will he absent abort six weeks. Dr. Briideriek, the Arehliiehop of Cashel, who performed the orrlasepiieupsl duties of Dublin, daring the twig illness of Dr. Cleaverovill he translated to that Archlti."— (Potrioti CATHOLIC AFFAIR& (Frew' `• ?h. Dablin !Craning Pagel The following is given as the eatroct of a circu- I lar Irises, fru•is Cardinal Fontana, the Prefect of I Inc rropageutls„ to shr Irish Prelate., on the sub ject of the Bible Schools. As we base not sees. the original, a r emnput curls for the fidelity of the '•traiislistion, It is elesr, however, that there are some ••i and, front the italics and other typugrephi, al merits, there dabs sinfirvr to he • ma. wrest th.posation. an the part of the treoslator, to poirti wlsui Its cooceive• to be the lowa °booziest'. • rod oiler, line oar's of Ins Haulm-gees letter Me Lotto—The prediction of our Lord Jess. Christ, is the parable of the sower, • that sowed good seed it ins geld; but, whik people slept, his enemy cause, sad sewed Nees upoil the Malt ass. 24, is, to the very meat Misty indeed of the Catholic Faith, seta settled is• these our eau days, particularly Id Ireland. " For sofurrnatiuu has reschvd the ears of Lk More( Cenrivai km, that • Bible Schools: supported by the feuds a th e Catholics. have brew established almost eves y pall lelf Ireland, in whirls, seder fire prefers of CAorifir, the IMperieiteed of bush sears hot particularly p la and t pampers, oreallbred by She blaridistimesits sad eve. gifts of site masters, and ravelled with the fatal roman of depraved disetrisies. " It It further stated, that the Directors of these Schools I are, generally imalting, Aleshoilima. who introduce Relates, translated tato English, by' the Bible Society, aril alioasid- Mg Menses, *oh .he sole view of make op the youth, and entirely eradicating friss their made the limits of the Or tbasilux Faith. " Dueler them circumstances, your Loral.hip already per ceives with whit solicitude and attestino PAIGIOIO are bound to watch awl carefully protect their Rork from thetas's", of wares who cone to the clothing of sheep' If the Pastors steep, thermal' will trickly creep to by stealth and sow the tarra--soun will the tares be mils growing amen the wheat , and eh..ek it i Every possible exertion must therefore be wade—lo keep the youth away rams them destructs,. schmilm--tu wars permit■ mania suffcriog their children ' ow nay et avail whaler r, to be led into error. Rat for ase pair p.m of escaping the ' snares' of the ad its, no plan Minis awe appropriate limo that of estsblishiag *sheath wherein miliitery instructive* may be impartial to the polaris, soil illiterate rusestly perms.. • • • • " In she same, then of the motley of our Lord Inds we exhort and b eseech your Lordship to guard your duel cub diligence and all due diatraiou, from those who see iu the habit of thrustial themselves imitations', into the fold of Christ, is under sberroy to lead the unwary sheep away ; and aslailail of the forewarnilig of Peter , the *pima*, civet. three wordy "there shall also be agMeg waders awsong yew, who shall bring is seeds of per- Won," it Pct. ii I. Do you labour with all your might to keep the o r thodox youth hum Gettig corrupted by Ileilli.lllll aMji et which will, I hope, he easily effected by the est.blish. lug of Catholic *beide throughout your Piocime. " Asd, coolidessily trusting that, in a matter of such east iwspartauce, per Lordship will, with umboasded and, esidesvour to preveut the wheat from being choked by the 8• 4 "•• I pray the all good sad Gasaipateat. God to guard sad Ipliellef ve you sate assay years. Your Lt idsbir's esM4l obedient bumble Servant. F. CARDINAL FONTANA, Prefect. C. N. PEIIICINI, Secretary. Rome, Cord of the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation if les faith, HUAI sepressiev, NM. AVe Isom., how very dif f icult it is to interfere in matte's of lists kioil; and we are quite aware that it would he hopeless to conduct a discussion without offending the feelings, the interests, or the prejoirliirs of some, perhaps, of both patties. All, therefore, that we shall say on the subject io, to recommend that part of C.irilinal Fuutroi s lei ter to the cosistderet ((((( of the Catholics, in which Ins Ei tt itt ence insists WI site necessity of rstablash ing Catholic Schools. \Ve die know that a very strong feeling exists among the Catholics, parts culerly of the west, on this subject, and several documents to that effect are fpeig on our table ; but we du also know, that a greet portion of the gentry of slit west of Ireland, a n d perhaps sill, cetlimily the greater past, of the fanners are Cm. tholics. instead, therefore. of complaining that the Education of the lush pour is takrti out of their banns, they should themselves establish • fund for the purpose of spreading ins bleseings among the youth a the coinitty. They should recollect diet though the Bible Societies con. lain many members closely connected with the Government, they are, aotvrithstesidiug, supported by private contributions. Why then will the Co tholics of Ireland allow a monopoly to the Mem bers of the Establishment ? Why will not they putt their shoulders to the wheel ? We hear from "every side that cleiptioesi of the establishment Bien ,imaimeuced these schools, sod why, we ask, have age similar schools been established by the Catholic Clergymen ? We cannot, for a moment. bring yin , @dem to thiak that the Catholics of Ireland. who Seim such • predominant portion of the middle seders of society—end who compose such a re. append& part of the landed and niercauttle juiciest, would refuse their mite is the foundation of Grassi. series for the education of the poor. Tu us, not withstanding all dial Mr. Bunke* has stud against Ohs policy of the plash it sprain that education OWN extend—and if the Catholics of Ireland do eel undertake the work, we know enough of the iteseoutry of Ireland to be certain that they will, eilimever they can, give their eft:prin. , the benefit etf soy school, that may be established in their comity. W4llOllOllO, Jaivaat 3. Between seers end eight o'clock. on Newsday cerium', tins city was Owe** into (rest contusion by susite eery au. pleasant oorterreares Ohmic* piece in ibilimisueadetirees, Illeoseldireirs, sod blicheet.striers. The matter is setypdarly Survived io sopsinty, and as It is wader rigorous mortal, and as we presses ow heowledge that tan promote elocidetios, we shall for the palmist soy as, snore Ilona that townessoo were itspowetesi by moat soldiers of oar rareness', the 111th Foot. awl that the soldarrs orgy pelted with stews. Newlin. err Iscrlieet. dsorteem to 1* was sulleeed at either side. Itaterchay Maystrater and Ulleent were frottlrseby actin to • odesvoosiog to trend agate. the origin of this sully ale shirt ; their twins are w be mewed this Jay.--(Waterford airrvt.l whets Nits fact is, that the William. a 600 ton ship, bad arrived before the Hinuish; et Margarine, with mote then 300 'ten. and the Conntees Chic/testers with nearly 100 ortore--so that the WWl' reginsent when assembled, moat have murdered, even at a very low computation. GOO men, a regiment. in Biometrics! strength. greasier than any smiler Bobs var. It w ilt h e recollected. that on • reeeet aces. Mon. «Iwo Colonel Elvish' arrived at Armament bons England, with II regiment consi.ttlig of one hundred and ffty ram there were illativinatioses and rejoicing, that told us, in eery intelligible lane gage, the estimation in which such a force as that mut wt by General D'Evereux would be held, • Thirdly—The would-be-letter from Halifax elate,. that the Lancer (Nicer, fantod their • Corn asheions to lie merely ammo id.' Now. Sire in pal:Marti 111 l which appeared in your Paper but the other day, Colonel Kenny sheared clearly that their Comissiseinos were fully recognised ; but were 'further woof of the fact wanti ig, we find it under the hand of this anonymous traducer himself, for towards the condos' of his letter (foes getting. tin doubt, what had bests aimed in its come mencement), he tells us that oti t h ey &OM of Gem English. " Colonel A) liner sr creedtd is come nand." It will he recollected that Colonel Ayleuee tied no Commission, but that *loch, in 1111 l mon with the other Officers of the Regiment, was ob. tinned front General D'Everenx, and if that Come minion had not been recognised. SI WAS merely noariend.' how could Colonel A)lmer have suc ceeded to the command isi the I-land of NI if garistit, particularly when it us well know,. that tha•re were several Patriot Colonels of diatiociion there who had already served iu the campaign* of Venesurle. but who yielded to the lune experience and at. knowledged right of our cousitryinen ? Tlltft are. Sir. a eeriaiss description of persons alio should haft long memories! " Had the roaeittfacturer of the letter under come sideration, stilted, that a conspiracy had been formed to separate the men from the officers. ai..41 iodise, the letter to return home, he would have stated the truth, and I should have credit for his statement ; such a conspiracy was formed, and formed I am grieved to soy, by Irishmen only one of them her paid the ISO debt of nature, and of the other I shall say nothing until • competent tribunal shall hurt pronounced upon the charges alleged against him. A part of the nefarious plot was to increase, as touch Se possible, the privations of the of f icers, mull thins make them weary of the service. The conspiracy in pert seectedeil, and I officers retired, bat still. I must say, prereatsredy rented ; uticomoMuus o perhaps, of the secret spring that infitienced their own actions. Whatever apparent cause name if them may allege to justify their conduct, it call nester be said, that men who remained a few data at 34argaritra, which, after all, is only a point ..f rendeztons. mud sailed oil' iu the same ship that brought them there, gave the service a fair trial! " Fourthly—The writer speaks of Slur dnmp poiotments sod the promises that were made 1 oust acknowledge. Sir, that General 1./Ts...retie did make promises at a great pobtic 'limier gives' sit Monomials hotel. whets all the lancer and other officers of the legion.. t h en its Dublin. attended. General Dl:Ferrule dot .cry din. tinctly make promisee to those sgeotleineo— his speech is on record-4,e pr 'std them what cannot be forgotten by the bombed% who were pre. sent—he promised them dangers and provati,als, hunger sod thirst, heat end cold, and all the hand. ships Meader' to the climate and the service isms which they were about to enter ; and emphatically added. that not until the tins! liberation of the country alone, could they hope nor expect apnoea's or rewords. Yet this cashmsenator its the dark, proses about his disappointmeuts and t h e promises that were made him! " Notwithstanding the open. manly. and sindis. guised promises of the erasure I describe, made by General I/Everette, at Morrison s, and 1 tory wills truth say, in the farce of the country, it sp. pears that many young and inexperienced lads, who never slaw a day's service, or frit a week's bird ship, left this country to join the Patriot Armies in 'Venezuela. some. perhaps, from went of employ. tuent here. and others who dreamt of obtaining riches and rewards, without suffering privations. or, like true soldwes. patiently *aid iwrseveriliely. making efforts to sr quire honour and glory, Of this description, 1 sincerely hope few will hereafter join the envier. perfectly satisfied as I ma, that the jus tice of she sacred cense. as well as the liberal and disinterested character of the distisigui.lird Chief. Bolivar. and of General D'ltvereux, will find a sot ficiMit number of honourable adherents, to establish the independence and liberties of • country boron dorm for centuries by the ill-judged policy. and tyranny of Spain. " las justice mid candour I most my, before I conclude. that e few (411..ers who withdrew from Margatitts. were actuated by pure and inmourelde Imam,. They saw that a conspiracy had been famed wile landing of the first division of the legion. against the honour and intents of the err. vice s ad they resolved to lay • statement of the forts before the proper authorities. For this. some made their way to Angostura, sod ethers returned hem. sod having fulfilled whet they deemed a duty. they are now equally revolved to embrace the first opportuaity of Proceeding to rejoin the legion. which has soiled from Marrone for the Spanish main, takes, pert of the army destined to march menet the Casten. ' 6 Frain very forcibly for these who may. from stir anise. have suffered the slightest privation in the espelhtion. iu which I am riled to my. I have espeelf a sou, two brothers. two. cousios, sad two orphan. am. Sir, your obedient humble Servant. MitTtrium Macrississaa. at Casherlaad-almat, Mtrthra,artare. , to Jartaary. 1041. POLICE. murstow-stross. James Moillto., the yeasts men who was hewrglit up oe Thursday tin a charge of rummy ow the ►owe of Ss Jahn Perrin' sad Cu. was yesterday again pot to the hor—et the request of erring friend. he was further reasserted. —Sounders. the Inst mailer of the girl whoae cam was muter) on Thursday is Tug BRITIAN Passe. appeared h-fore hi. lordship. He said that his treatnieet of the girl was much oriareprnsented by her, as stated In the public Papers. It was irwe shut, hoping to make her useful, he took her from the pennon to whim ►er father had in the Ant amateurs eroillilird be, ; but he did riot do so instil he wrote , la her father, sod ohiaisord his erritsent. He held her father's tree in his hand He gave I. her farmer mailer the slim Or St 10n. doe valor uf Ihe girl's clothes labia+ he had provided: he did not bird the girl earful, or likely ill breunsr au iti his irSli,ng host hr &arca having treated her with *weedy, on she contrary, she had been treated by him and his family with wed timbres, end attention. Ise justice to thee wolseretheal, sag not pretest at lb. previews etteemissetiena, we give thrierephweatioo. Yesterday Jelin Siren was brought before Richard EN seek imederwtal a final exas•isdiun, charged with rob bestir the house of Mr. Joh', Prirtly, of Tomblin, green, of • great variety of articles ur Ilihrtf plate, consisting of salts, Meal l it, ptpper, castor, and a masher 4 ap••••• Th. Pritottes lodged in she Pr:sorrows.% heave. He was ideneibed at having eel...iced the articles at pawnbrokers is Br►otford and osier, places. Hr was folly rommittetl for trial, nod the praise bo•sd over to proaerute. Jo h% Gettliff, a shoemaker, was charged with attempting to pets a forge.' one poun.l Mink of England note to Mr. Dallity, the landlord of the Bliley Mow public-house, is Drury-lane, in the paymesel for some errs. The eircaniseasees agnenet the Prisoner of his (filly knowledge of the some Isteog a forgery were, We gismo, a rale nerve and addr►ss, seisedy, the( of IYitura. of Nu. 12, Hureghlon-street, Claremsarkei, wh be lures in Cu.e ment's-lame. He first said he found it In a wotsa•'s poke►, which he pi. bed up, sod he afterwards said he Smelt it of his 1111a.ter. /cereal perches gave h.rn as suedes' character. The Solicitor to she Bank was of opishess licit the case was one which called for prosecution. The Prisoner was cornmeal,/ fur trial. EXTRAORDINARY COSDVCT OF OVERSEERS. Ou Wedneolay and Thursday a considerable rirtiou of the time of Mr. Farrow aril Mr. J. Coolant, Magistrates, was occupied iu investigating the conduct of the overseers of St. Luke's, Old-street, and St. Clement Danes, towards • pauper is • dying slate, under the following circa.- "'moires Wednesday a liseketey.eoacia drove to the door of the °Mee with a poor woman in a mil ill mail weak state, accompanied by a female friend, and Mr. Kiniptoos, the haberdasher, of Fleet-street. The two latter entered the .thee, as the pone sick wuntatt was too had to be rumored out of the coach The female slated to Mr. Farraut that she 1041E441 in the game house with the silieted woman, in Coleman-street, She hail bees ill tor a 'cork of lime, mad was roan swirly poor • she had dune every Ohio( In her power to assist her, but it was ant in her power to 'maintain bee ; she hid, in consequence, ap plied to Mr. Phillips, the Overseer of the Pour of the pariah . of St. bike, Olatalreet, foe relief, who refused to give her any, amignimg as • reason that she did nut belong to that perish, but to that of M. 41.71emant Danes, mad desired her to convey her there in a coach, and gave her two Sleittlitge to pay the coach, stab directions* if she was refused nahnittiostre into the workbewor, she was to save her at the door of the workhouse. She accordingly hail the coach driven to M. Clement Danes workhoosv, in Port ogal-street, Lincoln's lon.delda, where they positively refused to receive the foils's, and she did not attempt to adopt the cruel ill. slelieltoNs of leaviag lieu at the gloor so such severe Wtlllll4/1, hi fact she considered her its a dying state, and that eve• • removal ant of the coach might prone fatal, her complaint was • conllknied asthma, and iu the 14.1 stage of it ; in this dilemma she scares-Iv knew how to act, hot recollecting that Mr. Kinsplue, of fleetailreirt, was the marled women's friend, she ordered the roaches*. to drive to his liquor; he very humanely secumpatord them in the coach to the office, when Its. Farrant, after bearing the cirenenstauces related, sent for Mr. Shepherd, the overseer of St. Clement Danes, who refused to attendee • naritsagr, upon a report of which the Magistrate issued his 1111111.1041110, commanding his attetol. twee instantly, %bleb Mr. Shepherd obeyed, and urged as his objection, that if the woman slid belong to St. Clement Danes she did not come in a regular way, as she aimed to have been relieved at the parish of St. Luke*, Ohl-street, as casual, mod passed to their parish in a regular way. The Magistrate urged to loin, that if the overseers of the pour of St Luke had done wrong, it was not for him to do so also, and on the of humsuity h , ought to re. crier the pour afflicted admen into the workhouse, as while he was hesitating or arguing who had dune right oe wrong, the puttr woman might des in the coach for want of a•sist slice. Mi. Shepherd rernsed to comply with the reconimeadation of the Magistrate. who then proposed to Mr. Shepherd that be should get the medical C. riflemen to examine the poor comae belonging to the parish of St. Clement Danes, sod if they were of opinion that she might he takes bark to St. Luke's parish, without danger, and if not, that be world receive her how F.. Clesocut Wines' work-house, to which he atsentcd, and all She parties left the office. On Thera.lay Mr. Khoptun, and the humane woman who accompanied the •1111‘cied woman ' app.ared before Mr. Coexist. Sad related Ell that had passed the preceding day before Mr. Fallout, ice.; sod iu addition the woman said, she accompalsie.l the afflicted woman in the mach, to the workhouse of St. Clement Ia Portals' street, hot they were sot allowed Is. go in; they remained in the roach at the door, when two medical gentlemen raise to the coach to examine the pour WOll6llll, 111141 one of them gave it Mt his *plosion, that she wooed owly lire twenty-four hoary; the other was of opinion that she would live forty-eight looms, bat they both agreed that she was very bad; she was, however ' refused aslassisimi into the worklmose. She had thee no sallentative but that of driving bark to St. Luke's, wiles Mr. Phillips agreed to take the afflicted woman into the workhouse, who, however, appeared senseless 'thee taken out of the coach. Mr. Phillips ',fused to pay the coach hire, amounting to Ile. It haring hem copied ahem five hours, susigeing as a tear., that the woman had wed com plied with his aimless of kitting sloe sleeted 11Plialali WI the Meps of St. Clement's workhoosim, if she was refused &duds slow ; w which she replied, it was impossible fur her to ex ecute such orders. She isms 3i length oldigeoll to harrow the soumey so pay the coach hire. as the cotieloisan looked to her fur payMent. She clot to the workhouse of St. "Ake, Old street, to inquire after the health of the afflicted woman, whim she was informed she haillied at seven o'clock that tworaieg. Mr. Kimptoo elated, that be had applied to the pariah GS. eels for relief for the afflicted sioniaii--and had proposed, if they would allow her 3s. dd. he would allow h r es. a week, lei keep her out of Ike workhouse of St. Chromate. Mr. Comsat espremed his indignation at the whole of the rooduct, as id write a lefties himself to the Mstialostow elf Worship-sorest, Is whose district is the ',wish e r tit. Luke, Old-street, request* these to inquire list.. mint' of Mr. Phillips, the WIIMMIT, and that he may tie ordered to pay the woos= the toarli.kire. The Magiunste also direst. Ne. Woods the clerk, to write to Ile. Stricktooto time Carwirre. far as latriet.l to be told, to inquire into lite cause oaf the death Odes allikted woman. CHARGE. Or HORSE STEALING. A sus of grotleasauly appLarsuer ao4 of sere ciable coo• orzions, of the Tine of I.vberfans, was (gorged wall linage Melling in many lusSaaers, by Wise barges sad Dever re testing wills Aro. it aisprarril spws skis earaaiwaSsos, shal awe Slots IlAy horses hare bees lug la this tray by iiltivent atalihNhaspers, but the Pliaiwor was *sly satisfactarily klattilled wpm two claws. Mc Alelmre, stable harper is Datum Laker,. swore that hr II few Prise/bar a .are is Jell hot, M Is. as tho to thawsaarst, hat ha did twit Atom wok wt. .11•411beriraris saw she Mower at Iteatlift fair, semi ~MS the plows oho 1.4 *Wm s la Mee r 1•410110,1161111,14W1 versstioa with his upon the 'abject. lie thew represered hisseelfies ho a treveller for a.hoose . h. the WO; wis.th tensed mod to be a Active. Me alharwarde met kin ip beelc-street, and had hire oreswed. George Hartley, the Powecutor's aeresist, swore posititei r to the Prim/glee, although wow diegrOsed to a wog. He s m .,. died the mare, and started the Ps isomer, and he could ay be deceived. Awake charge was preferred by Mn Tlwasipews. wife ,f a fleerretabk-keeper, is Ilertirr.ereseest, Itiosell-opo rr . The Prisoset hired a flare to go is Barest, es the 3J D.,. hut forgot to brier' her back. He save Ma arMeeee is On. serre-Oreek soil had es moo the appowsses of a isestioass, tiles be was not evoi risked for she bire-vorory Mrs.Tbipo r ors could uss be amissallies is she peso's of the Promisee, mos he was alit Yvel,her hooky, whisisaisippea his with the brit saJdle. The oars ses eole is closes asseard Nisei • who h„4 lost t►eir horse, sad the hbtistr.te. G. ►wrest, Hog, M. ve lima the 'whole el those robbed to sr* the Prises, •le jocosely observed, Met three were lets of horses lost. Th. Prisoner's Gressel isszestrd as allosreessoi Teesday nest, sad the P'isotier wee reseeded. 11111.11 DWELL A I.I.EGED CRUELTY TO A BOY Yesterday C.pima Jones Baster ass b 011, eastaised, charged with raisui•y the death of his •pprenisee he,, F. 4. wand Riekias, ow hosed the Berintairoans. Klwib Ara whaler, when lying iie Meat a Chili. The Captain was ordenO to And bail, himself iw 1001. ow/ too *realities ia Mt. oath, to take his trial et the 'moment %elisions. 11,4 KK E TS. CORN EXCHANGE, ratoAr, - • Vt.' iANCIAT 7. Ant ell ilse see in the river is esiosid.-rehly yet r.. 'mach still remains dna hareem 1710 wish diff.c u l t , get stone-lite ohs weans* no ennsarpoenee of which very little business was done this inerinsig, slid priers raisins es. los on SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY, JAIR/Altif T. Tbr sorted IM. Illensieg ass hat Maly supplied with .II Iliad of tattle; Le easereparsee the priers ess ',igl u ., a m lad asartrt day. Veil, Illausue, sad Pork, are also ail. vesteeel is priee..—la the Hey.en.rliet (here it no mistrri ,I variation is prier; AIM, and Clover as per lost Tentative. To tisk the Orel pre shims el' bib. tiref....4*. W. so Se. 4.i. Head of Cattle this ear_ iluttos..4e 44 to 54 MI Beasts Veal.... be ILI to lc 44 Mieep . P..rit ...be • I in Oa. 1.1 ("Alert et Lantlt...o. Si. to Oa. Oil. I Pies .... UXBRIDGE. CANN ReNM, THURSDAY, J•iosat 11. Wheat, per load . 10. to 101 —s Barley, per yowler ..31. to 37. Oats . 24. —.l to /as —.4 Beams 39. --d to 4 1 1. —4l Pesos COAL MAKttiLT. IAXUARY 7. %iv* at Market Moira 004 Pd 14 e. 1161 Neweatt 11 Se ade. land 1 lialbealls [From the a :Amami New Pries Carryall FRIDAY APTERNouN. JANUARY 7. 911011a.—.Tbe ileemeed fir alkierwvadee het erimeidnehiv revived ; ;here has bees ..ce hirsisierie doing dm ism* sham for SOW time peel ; the prices ere folly sepreirted, end ged Segura routine. very Feared.. The plibler vele of Berbedce; Seger yesterday wet of freely. ouch abet the rates prr ri..tssip realised ; rued chile his. a SC,. lid. . The /trailed market appears also to beisisprovuog, both is Amaral mad the prieta.—Nolasse• arr eleady. la Foreign Sugars we believe au sales have bees effec‘ri ley private essieset. Hy public sale this ravesaus, ISO chests 111 hears Nubia Sugar seat off freely ; the white at 2a. higher, the brews at the pries; White, middlisg, 43a.; urdisary, 41a.; *WIN Wm. a 25.. 8.1. Correa.— Fur a kogilo of time ibere have hero no public sales of any reknit brought forward: too Thursday a consi derable one look place. CO•Bialiohl of 319 casks 59 1 OKI, winch estabtishes dor market prices for most description al Coffee; Jamaica sold Is. a to. Nader sloe rases by private tract ; Demerara sad &Ake Si. a bs. lower. UR buts tor 'lushly Brasil sold 131 s. ; Cabs 131 s. Sieve shea the de mos. loy private coattail has bees iuomisiderable. . . . Coreas.—The Cotton market coatroom reactive; yet such se the corlidenee of the holders, that no mweets ulTeriag at a reductioe; the greater proportion of the Colton mew in Leedom is held C ( priers higher they the pelmet market rafts, arid there is every impartation that there will he a prat revival of trade The parebeees sines one lass consist of 30 De 16 4.; 30 Mereeliassi, laid.; 40 Grenada, 1444.; 40 Solar., Md. ia bond. FIRVIIT.--The arrivals lately have her. rather eatemere, slid doe importers appear very assays In get to sachet. Two cargoes of sew Turkey, brought •p by craft from the creek, were told oa Tuesday last at a considerable decline on the preview" prices ; Caralsourseas Ms., Red SirlyrenteCoc, Figs 66e. per mt., sad a Farrel of Vsleatias at stool 11 , 5 e. Corriere centimes were; and to rle3naisti. Rule, aIt,LIBUY, Sad lluLLauos=lire Rem market cosasaires improving, both in the demand sad iy the priers; the holders are very firm, and purehmers are moiler the se mashy of submitting to a small IIIiVASKIN. la Brandy .4 fiesieva there is little altersti.m, sod very few miss are re- I Tat.goW.—Tireee id little alteration is foreign Tallow; Shire is rather more biesiseia doing The 1511,111 1/108114111 is to day looted Oa, wino is Dee same as last week. IF., EitISAY, 11111 UART T. Venice 111alta Narles Palersita....por se IN Lisl6us Oporto Roo Janeiro 57,1 Unhook Dubli• . ....... I I f Curt .... 11; ♦ltu of liauk via Dullard BULLION l'ortusal Goad is S •. d. Cuts, per 5w....• Y w Foreign Gold is Bari ..... .3 17 10; Nair, Disdilesso ..0 0 0 Kew Dollars ....Ai 5 u Slits is bus —.JD 0 COURSE or £XCHAN Amsterdam—.C.F ll IR Ditto at sight II IS Rotterdam .... 2 V II le Antwerp . Hambiugh ... 36 0 U. 36 I Paris 3 day's sight l5 0 Ihttu Roardeatert l5 31 Frankfurt ea the Mans, Ex. SI Views& effective IRI In I Trieste. . do SO 4 Madrid ....effective 3$ Culls ...._effective 331 Sigma 36 Ram Itiaa 3l lktilk Qawaltar Le 40 •114 Goes MARRIAGE. Al Tuiekruhato Omit 11, hg the Key. Meeks hob?. one ' of Sr Cows. rie W I kith'', ROPiaiiii, wglor Son. Teoside. hoofoo. E.q ) utoeoest so of she Imo liesor Egoi sts., of Mansfield, io the collet, of WAIN Eat- S. Emily, *Sy tleogheer of the tale Hos. G. Peeee,of in the sooty of Eserc, awl niece to the Isle Lune Pelee. DEATH. Os the ?Ids oh. at IM horse of his brother. th. Lou' Chief in Si, oheee-irreeir, U'Grody, EN. riompim am of she Imo Darby O'Graly, tau of bluest resteeeet, S tie coosiy Limerick. 11GH \Tr DA" DIDDGC. ........i H!...a et wAtatit Tula _ .Y AT 1.0/10011 Mere* 49 after S. I Evader II eller 9. SAM uettl see Pelileased ea She Ne. Ilt/ s ward 6 ober* Adverdeemesbe are seedee4 and I,oe , (pal meet be suideeesei-43. wren, N... l e 11,. le is., histet—J. WHITS, M. 1117,1kiamil, 'a,,. . ••: i 1 : I• 1 , 14. :4. r ~~