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From'thi LOWLI'OI% GVZHArgiVid?, 4, 1807. ) , 4 t + './A l ` B l 7 S • !At Regiutenr ortYeig•i - on' ..iehttnan Ames Forsvtlt " .to be Captaityrit a "err* plibyintrehaee, , viceiaW 434414 k.`v no setms. .Corttet lames liitgleVelaft tsi be. Lieutenant, vice Forsyth. x. n . '4th'4thliagg.ntenttof I)tageons, , ~l oltn Carleton,Gept..to-bo Cor net,nritlieurpurchase„- vies lflatiti, who resigns. •. • . orbiglit Dra,,ootts, Captain ji-din cult - on to alto by. purehasg; .VNL? Motti:k ton, .prontoted iu the 72(1 liiut. 6th Rwintentni Twit, Brevet Major the Honourable George A. Ciletwyad Stapylidn, front the 38th Foot, to be . Cap • •;.-taimotar Vigoureanx, who . exchanges.: both ' , inf., Ensiy,ii George best to lie Lieutenant, ,by put chaA,yiee ADlef: i , prornoted,.a. • z7ilt Ditto, Quarter- Nlaster.Serjrant William Taylor to. be , - ....,:iktljoranti(ivitlithedltatik.t&Ensign),.vice Galbraith, who resigns the Aiiiistatitey ' .• l)itrrr,- 'CaptainCharles A. Vigourcaux, front the 1 2 en4 to .bc..Baittiihr •a , Company, vice Set py ton, who ext;hanges. cad Ditto, Alexander Dunbar, Gent, to be Ensign, without poycaahe., vice Lorimer, prornoted. .49 , 11 Ditto, folin Arnaud,. Gelit.. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice .Loring„ promoted: , . • • 50111 Ditro, l ii,l. ti John Atkinson, :from Half.pay , or - tlie .1051111 Foot; to he 11..iisign, without purchase, vice Chap. matt, promoted in the best Foot . . 54111 Ditto, liisign lobo Abbott to he Lieutenant, without purchase., vice keeves; promoted,. Robert Shaw Brown ' r - Ng, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Abbott. 55th Ditto, C'aptain 'Homy. Bootie l lul I, from the 71st Foot, 'to tie Captiant.of Conniany, vice Browne, Avho ex . chant' s. 's6th Ditto,. , Ensign Neivman, from the 58th Foot, to be Licutenant i without purchase. 58th William I*.Gerald, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Newman, promoted in.thes6lli Foot. 6 . oth !tato; loon loyce, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Vollz de . ceased. 640 t Ditto, Ensign Janies Chapman,, from the loth 1 : 044, to b; Lieutenant, witlioui purchase.. kiti l Ditto, Ensign, Ir,hn Nuttpli to be Lieutenant,. vice Mur r a y , Charles rcalte, Gent. to. be Ensign. witla. . 04;4mi - dose, vice Ci . ,nollyi `who, resigns. Cliailes Ha, (taco, (;cut. to be I osign, vice Norton, .. Otto, t.Seutenant James Ilainl to be Captain.of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Wardell, promoted;. 71st Duo., Captaiii !lames Brown, flout the 55th Foot, to be Captaiii or a Company, v iee,Ha 11, who , 8 1 st Ditto, Captain.laine:i Fatter, trout the first Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice Smyth, promoted in the .4th West itulia Regiment. • 83t1 L' Estrange, Gent. to be Ensign, Without ptitchase, vice Edwards,, who resigns. 87th Ditto ' Ensign Murphy to be Lieutenant, with'. ' out purchase. tarries Gubbins Fennell, Cs'ent. to be En sig,.vice Nrlurpity. 88th 'Ditto, Edward Cottoin, Gent. to be Ensign, by put,- chase; vice lohnstone, promoted in the 7th Foot. ettl - Ditto, Titornai Gordon, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice regor, 'appointed to the 3d West India Regiment. 16th 4..)itto, Captain David lenninga, from . 1 - ialf-pay of the late istßegiment of the Irish Brigade, to be Captain of # Company, vice lones,•who exchanges: Royal sislf Corps, john Westmacott, Gent. to be Ensign, • wit hoot pot - Ouse. vice Shannahan, Promoted. ' 3rl West Italia Regiment, Ensign lolin hi'Gregor, from the gut, Foot, to be Ensign,' vice Symonds, protnoted in the Ist Garrison Battalion, ,Ist Garrison Battalion, Brevet. Licutimant-Colonel 1. T. , flartlyman, train Half-pay of the 45th Feat, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bourke t . wno - exchanges. Ensign William l'roSser Symtneinds, from,the jd West.rodta Re. siment, to, be Lieutenant, vice Weitphall, protnoted in the 4th Royal . Veterau Battalion. Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign ‘Villiarn Davis, tram the vi Garrison Battalion, be vice Randall, . {{laced ou,the Retired List. Sill Ditto, Assistant. Surgeon Duncan M`Dearmitl,' from the 6th Garrison Battalion, to be Assistaiit Sitri,eon, vice An 7 ~derson, promoted in the Royal Alri cao Corps. loth Ditto, I,Villiant Rogers ,to b e Quarter-master, vice Nesbitt, deceescdr "•- . ST4. l ' V. 101 in Clayton Cowen,' Est* to be P4aymester of a Recruiting . . 1 o be I nspeaing Fieht,Oflicers of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in C mut tlriiiriu, with the !tank of.Lieutenant-Co ittoiiet io the 44 - to while so employed. ,-,.., 0 1,,,,yi lo , ,eirli 1 4 : 14neli, on ilatt-pity of the teild Foot. ~ ietittrimt- Colonel, 4rtlitir Aylmer, on Bid Ifuty of the 6flth too.* ' * • , J - . . .ieti tenant t:olcuicl A It:xi - order Colston, .on 11:11 firay of the ,14 :i 4 tr.zd Foot. ~. ' . ' . Lientenatit-COlonet Edward Webber, on (tall-pay of th;.9tli I - foot. t; Lieutenant.Colniiel (ohm Lock!, on Ilalkiay of the •Sth• •., Cartison Bettitliini. .: - • • . • • • , The Hon. Saville I lettry Lumley, late Licutenant-Colonel ' I .1;1 Atitiu.ttitt Light ,Dragoons. '' .',, ,-., A Olin 1341dvitin.'1 2 .,;(1..14te Livaterient-Colonel of. stli Foot.. A laincli.4C4mply4l 1, *IN. late Lietitenatit-Colonci. of the gist. . . (~ z Foot. . :4 I , . • . . .• • . e , t Charles Atnand ,I),ochwoOtl i . Esq. late Licutrnant:. Colonel ot• to t : Itoyot Itegitncin o.k -lose 5; vokt,.. el!iiimi ritiiivt'th, ) ,.l,..l•l444. late" Lleuten4lit Colonel' or the' Stith lioot. . , ' KOVAL NIILLT,AIY '.COLI. E ca.'. ' , • Lieutenant. . Cilliett, on . Half.p•ay of Dunlop ' s col:134, to be , ~ • Aajatant of the 'Senior I)eloartment. . ~ . . HOSPITAL STAFF. 'Co be SurKeons ,to the Futces—Surgeon 1., Van Mallen, of the Frar s ligii Deilat, vice liadwig, Surgeon C. L. Brandes, .._.. trout the ist Dr.ioolis ot the kin `s thatnalt Legion, vice Mensell, pruinoteil. Apothecary .so4eph'Thrtlon, vice Vali • Malien. • „ t • Lionel - mot C. T. W a l l ace,; of the Lath Light ffragoont, Mtn sa liklivcrseded, ' . art stated in du: G 4 tic of flit; 16t11 Deceniber last, is reinstated in his Rank.. LKit "Nt i in the gazette or the 1 7th ult. Veteran Saltine) Barktr ttlineston, twin tLittlia) of the 9 4 th Fnot, to tie Capt. efic lain, toad Ninth Royal Veteran llnttalion—Captaitt Samuel Bar , F..4.nneliAl..frAnn flail . - pay of the 95th I trot, to I.lu oi a Unnyny, 'Vice E Noe!, c. towirjwi..;iis pel 4 ike Lf , 6l k 84 itutea4ni of the Culla • ! Ayr . "tt !i bire R‘fle,llatiglio?: Piduvecos. : Lielitetwa Atlllic to bo'Ca Wahl, rd ' moved to the , *Nliliti.a, 4)"..ited !tine 0-, 181. Second Lkit tesl4lll. .P 11( 40g, 1 1 0 14(14 - ,In bu k first Liettnntant, vice Milne, pßollostu i t pateo as above. John Brown,,Cent.; to, he SO. 'cowl Limit: kw; jmnnoted, I)ated ilott M 4 4 1:11y'mintr,' Geneletnan, in 'be ditto; tit Atorititknit,,,tritinyed' to th.tt Militta,i UAW Julie 1 9, 180 i. Ptiiitop,..citnit., to 4c ditto, Dativi lone, 44, .' • !So Gant. to h e Quarter-Astervvico ,• ' At' • , bAted M tine , 18, t 8(1. • —t, • •., 3 commlailoWilWrieJ the L4rd I,;iek,•oran e yHaters ' . • `At; littinte4.itittailo:. • , , Cwptain .ivlaior.conunand i nit. Dated luly r , 164. • . . • , • t . . Capt.int Wibubibb to be major.commandant; ;wit:love ! , , • J!,.t.tnlirgran Ensign I?,!''tietitik to be Lieutenant, vice 'West,. resigned, 1 -40414 rthOte, V i llarnes, .Caent. • to. Ensign, vice ppnjiniCci. I/anal:as annVe• Robert crunik sit.a , t fit. tO 'he liL gti vitv 1110ninien, I , i; V I, IK 7. AlchAvtl I “totAing44.(Junt. to •be Eni. • a . .. 4 ;p, V ' Wt., (i mu, promoted, u;steil a 4 Above. ----................• , Y''!m'erd.ty . ."l 5 prisoilerii were tri,,:d at the 014 Bai "110, 3 of v„ 11,i1,1 \ve.r...al./itillyt.:o:) tiviacd, 'viz.—Ju- VtiOt 81y . 4,1, mid I\loii-or F:4giu)ofias•Annos igL alias " f ILini,igan; for 2.1 , ;,11111,111 6 , Thlinfii Suit: Tali .on (J). Icing's iligli;iy, and uthinq' from hilp9rson .infl ' _,,lii,,t liiii , ~clii ,i tiilver IA incll and .r.,s. 1I) NilVel . ) b i S PrOpCi L . ) ; ; ii . nd filo Ltiric, 01 it4;llini; ii 1 1 ,11.5 e • the lit i opi!rty of Win.l34xter. Fiv(: ~ vere COVIVI , ACLI'IIt folortr; awl 7 wert aLlitlittNl—:noong whom, as ii,,,jaiiiiii GOCrati,i, %OW Wail Itid . !,:-.tect tor sli4)oting . at 4,,Lm1el •Leadbettter; olie of the City t hiicors, iri Fen , :::hdreh-street, • but ordered to he.: de n t aineel to ans , Xer - iLs the a,..1au1t. , -'' i -. tiIGH WATER AT, LOAINN ,4 . 12 1)C E Tt)..klOß. ? l imning; ilk Amin. _3.f . tLiT 1, I Afternoon. ts, trtin. after 4. 'SUPERIOR WINES, " S PENCER and PERKINS, Nti.e Nt‘ttattio ki street,. litiperters.ol. Wine for upwards of f o rty yvars , eighteen al vdirth`thef hive adapted that admirable Mode of meliorating it ha -large Vats of 3 and 4000 Gallons contents. as is practised in Gent:Any and other Paces abroad . ; by - w hick their %Vines are so improved in Flavour, Ind their. Cordial .1 Qualities ietaiued, that they are not only a delicious Lignite the:Palate, buf grateful to the Stomachs of Nervous Ha bits, and, the Agefkand Infirm.; ;rhea s Stock. of Old Port, flocella; &c. is of i6;oesil. value, by which they, qc,eiraOlcal to keep Wine to great, ages, both in Cask and Bottle. They ilso keep a large Stock of Cogniac Brandy. Pine,tand , Jamaica Kum. , and Last-India Orange Shrub, •t he oldest in London, treated in the same manner in Vats whieh, theii Wines; they sell en' the most moderate Terms, for Ready-money,. Nodes; than a Dozen sent tc any Inert sif the Town free of Xpcsice. . , • th o e f ge E ne ct ra uc l iti9 s t t l em ai b ui r i ß E ts \i pon Pr sibi o l f i t* t r t i iv n i li a l te IV lr r o e m il the seleetion of a peculiar branch, the sauebon °lung ion. • tinned suCcft -- S is the best criterion of superiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my pudica to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders and the successful result of • my plan gives me additional anior to oppose, as far as I am able, the ravages of thoiie Complaints which are themose iittportant in ;he Catalogue of tiumin After initiation into. every as• an Army Surgeons I tonneau wish - at alvearly - period' of Practice to rescue in• iiividuaLslrtui., the ignc . irance of uneducated .men, or Oa equally dangerous precipitancy of general Prataitioners. • • The•lThtee Disorders, ,to.the Cure .of which I have At. voted my attentien, comprise every species of VEN E. EAL - IN-E RCTION, whether of a recent or long du. ration: sally,. All • ,of debility, whether ,arising Emu `the habits' Of school:boys', • or ?the indalgences of mature, ages: And"; laft4, t.iat. derangement ,pt the 'system in3ve. ' when Which is called BARRENNESS, or S'r lt I LIT Y . • N nine rune. DiSeases, are the result ct Ignoraitee t in the treatment ,of a simple Gonorrhoea; and •it not frequently-happens that The seeds of Lifc, are poisoned by the indiscretion of an uuguarded hOtir,—l3y a superior me thod such COniplaints are easily cured and, even where othertt.haye- fa.ilatl, 1 trust. that 1 -may presume to olfer a radical re-est.iblialtment. • Few; ;howevet, are the COO'S. of eautelicated..dtltreit is this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations 0 1 • Men; vehtl,' froth an indulgence 'solitary . Ace, or'the prevalent,, gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire, that dam of Debility, which is the'unaVifittable consequence of inch pernicious 'habits. . ~ • Wherellie unhappy suXerer broods over hi a misery, but :carefully ; conceals his ...briatortune, map semi. cods°. lation for hint to know, that* although it „be .an objeCt of doubtor uncertainty with ether Practitioners, ;the - removal of these Deticiencies.by-th*-Waitual progress of Itenova• is ,the acouireinent,of lf the rite. of liae*hitS or Yentik* - hrtir . e'beitah t'aci:e Manly vigour., .mucb , astiattp VrillAtd nresented cby; att. early Counteise. tion of this languid State; , and in these cases, no great' ditficiitty-WillOkeut. • ' - But where this Deficiency has tor . years existed, a proper. perseverance indispensably el:unite ro'rev me the shim.. 'bearing S.narks of Lite, and to,re-anunate the Constltiation - MAkRI ET) WOMEN,. who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a Family, May be assured, that .4 most instances, such ileitis' are curable by Medical skill. . The •secresy which is so- essential to my undertakings and thequalifications which .1 have presumed to state, forret the basis'of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such intimation is given, that Mr. Rree may he consulted perionaily, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his hotist No.rae, Arundel. street, Strand, near Cempie Dar. .o:3* There is `an additional Entrance in Water•stree l s edvintiings and the Narne is on both the doors. 161A.r t n ir. a. 164.trhheer he *he- Royal Chilegeo(SurgeonS: C A tIT lON .--SOrile refirms who 'falsely assert theism, selves to be Members of t ) l . w. m l i t .v o e ) r a ti l 6e C n o ta lle it g s e, a .l l ia in v o i s n t g ‘ fo vo r• l ttl .at. e... wradi :I,°t.oaatnitavial!rn#7leosrttnixic:utiht',,iic4iteitilima4;ptleterisrine7anreiphorodtuatiteronnisbc, duty norisive they a c ney il riegg e h i i n t ' o l.o r t r i ., d 4 u i g t i s , e E s d u i rit n;Ui rt icl ui lio o t , e4s:w . here, • - t - T o TA.Vir9At, suit London. ,No. 9, New litidgq.strietti • ~~ { r~ a ; ~}' I RIM. Edinburgh, .may • - I'N the Spring of 1794 I was atiliEted with • Ven e real Complaint," IvldCh 1 ' treated `with tudilibt• e fu ,ie fret rive months ;, but was then uhligi.4 to, apply eta to r.rgtilar who put a temporary stop to the. vitil. !tinge; tif. the Diseast (by .ctercurlar. • applications)Tor mins time; 'but growing, its spite of all medicine c,sut the A lyica ref theilitst.Getttlenteri - of: the 'Faculty here,. Waist 'and *grim _Or two years, ,1 was ieehic4d.to a state a most ..ott• patilleteit and :beyOntrdiscrliition; 'being an entire- leper, : . Alo4ll . lceitated from:luta to foot•---Mylitakts : titroatomoutti nose, legs; arms, Ike.. have been atternately in clinger ,beeohlingaiseltaLti in :short, .1 from twenty t 0 thirty eating ulcers on my body, and neatly weal ly 47 trait eriright`.--4t: woUlti tic vuiutnuwus -to pArtidilia: . t rite C.k;:;•:--Attfrii:e it to : say, thete never wa s , or ' e ves mitt , ornc. - rot . ' a more tiangtrou, 'ol‘ of a more ,:onipli; cited nature. •1 was long looked upon by. my friesids:o 4 Arnalito beYoild all- hop;:s et reCovery And, tM , / iv 'then condition,' death •waS pr i eferable - to all ~It r oafet , p,ipit r niserable ` top.: In. this dro,llo 4 .i tuat i olv diu raga n o ose miserale existence, Pruvideoc i th;eys--iia Jos' Way a; :Netill44►er.;cont.iiiiingt.slik teake'ilr $ 11 , 0 3 f rHirhuldir --my friends read it, 1 could nir r t , cir ktrht rinkitrett '441'10.6f -.9ettr . ,1,11041(.E.t) .1 1 'AT.E_ 7 VILLS, which. by using from time to time, ant, .1; h a v e ;.u); been. (after . thin tour years indescribab i., distress ~,i f as good a state of as ever 1 onioyedri ' ls : Isrostrisi6.th;!‘ ) 1 had a.firie% enilu t me a ,teve 4.4 GO; Una 01 'Pr:. of,. .cce4cring .!ittits)v=tye . ltur... service, 1 frmar-StlYou n. 1,161, his s , yoNt,tirlay at any ti,:ne vho itiqn ke tkirfified tterllor.mrtfien.**4laddlier d r perilirtf a As tew for tkoir tti . 111`f,Ver 41,1421 mine, and twit • Wit ill K 't'ILLS exceed it, fro j nk ex p,:ii!ieeice every ;teen !,to 'they %vitt fi nd s isurci,..spe'ed?, bate, antLiraitieut cu:e•titt. most, d i la& ful Eage.ol' the i Keideft, A l w h ich 4 called 1.40.1". 7 ''' ,TH()&ir3t%, lnsurnentiarable'sAily"telscip prvvewg' • / 11.4 kui$ natne rand . Atittressr.pitialieJsitibitt-chMtrable rPersens really wanting uviignatittn.,ni,v 4140.! . b e ° CACI! .11141':444cLIRY ;hien& by Mrs, S. Craft, ft amsay:(; anima, tiMpt 4 lo . • - • l'it*ted . khdiTeltt by the SolefProprietot, T. 7 1',A I.A. )R, :Meogiiflott tint..kbyal edllege of Surgeon. its I. up lin, at his4rit.sfk ) til> t r'f)l ticomf,iir*ige—st rot, where' lie' Advice t withou4 A. te e, t , ) versotif Od - ing these Pills, am will ingiver tirae , r,ilts letters, it Paid, on. the sanie .tenns; kibiervinSr ut 411 f. , t,W) the n b lu' ll Inviolable secrecy , no P!, , l.l.lJANivn4unte , dr. raw !laving, ► inentaned b but at their itsvii . pigtigular rating rt, 491 t triq priced,' the- cotrise mbre Ye 4 ',l titat . 411;914ts 4tad: thedonituttittg, - -ot sait:ettteit hi:o, , sale et 'to .abovel•-Metlietpc s - Junl theAtraelice arjsrrhk : t t k eyetrinn.. -chest: er:DiSO , ..4syl . !i bjc hif,! , N i ppotiipnynt, A or Site co ~.'",,is nienCe 44 ' ,1)44 . 6. •iivittit r, distanEe, 'bi Mr. WA . Squat • - •bridge s 4Edinbutio I Att. c i isto tt gp,w, to, whom, ...,Alftr Mr. T. .rerers , ion his .ultiress; at s4 P t .„ trelvaners, ric ? ., 3 , . Alhart!s,t :et:l w Kobarkson't ‘ - 'l7* , y-thiip; Na ‘rs , l, ustoiril4it tloraugtl't, N' 7; isn-st rt.vt..niti, nearly k)prinib . the , c 1; humeri; Mr. Steel's, ho:: , kselter, ti,thi n 40,0 4, 0 1 _ 1 ,, ''over-hill; Mi. Lull, Davivfrorrept . , Dublin; and by "red potion itt - evelli tDwrt in . .Great-liittaill Irianki , , ituices La zs: 9tt I caelr, ikated up. tcitti lull and plain.tdirbitchy ptrs i onil of cither may cure ttienselyeas with ease and spc,recy.,. - :N is Every 'iteix' sold in G reut scaleti yalli a :-.tainp,i aft! whioh, by favour Of 'Tile lwl~tl•:i mb I'm nett, 41 tile Statnp.t `l' ,l ' ll `' i r d 6, 41'i/11,1e-street " to imitate which is. 311 tit contriertetis`• ' :i:,. . . , ~ , • , IA ) IN i ); , : I ' , i t t oi ~ P", L :c d ~ p, 0 i i 4 1:•t I s, or NN. 4, .A 1 artlt;tt,i.: :,Irt, i' , + , ,v.011...t ; Ail I ItUtllish.lhY . 0 / it LI A M AR %i G'll;A Salt lir s, or South Nittlrait-Wtot Grot•Serlor.sqoie.; At Lite Sui , '-()Vi'l4.:2 N). I I , Sliaf A i %t r i u.:fc iLltiefnief : /tat‘v 4.);•',/,Ts }ii (iii Papa. I Nil4l7S tor tilt.s:etethlri'&i:. aluit: , puid), Unlit , bt. , arikliesod; ~ , . "COMMISSION INTEt.i.idgter.' Thomas* Weir and Christophef Witkh were in-,. dieted for • the murder of the Ilev. Mr. Macarthy, `near,lttcan,, on the ad of :the current mom h—for thatthey instigated by the Devil, .&c. did inerderk , the sai4 Slacarthy, bylodging the contents of. pistol under his left breast, of the Wound whereof he died.. • There was another count charging the Prisoners with, robbing the said Mr. Macarthy of a silver, watch and 11. i Os. in cash. To • both these oounts the Prisoners pleaded not guilty.—The Prisoners heing asked had they any agunti, Walsh answered, he had no attorney but God Almighty. • ; JaMes'Clarke, keeper of the turnpike near them, knew the deceased, saw him dead on the 3d Qf „lune,: saw .him about the hour of eleven o'clock' that night ; he was lying on his hack, with Ms right hand extended,nearly at the top of the hill of Lucan; he had received a gun-shot -wound under his right breast, which bled profusely, had no'other material' injur.y upon. his, "person that he could see * except a bruise under his left eye. Witness was one of those 'who joined in the pUrsuit. • James Rooney, a surgeon, examined the body of ' :the deceased—was of opinion. that he died of the wound which he had received'imder his hreast.- . , Here Mr. Rooney deScribed the wound in the pro- lessional way.; and concluded by declaring, that it was in consequence of that wptillJ that he,died. • - Mr. Lynch had seen .the deCeased that day about three o'cloCk ; was in his company the greatest &art .of tho afternoon ; dined 'with him at. Palmerstown ; left that together with the deceased, and continitek., in his company.until near a quarter .of ten On the night' of the murder; 'parted With him near Lucan never saw him.afterivards. • • " John Murphy, the King's evidence, knoWs the two prisoners, both of whom he identified, calling them Mr. Walsh and Mr. Weir, which title he con tinued to bestow upon them while. his testimony was, going : on ; remembers the '3d of June ;..saw the prisoner Weir, with Donoughue, Macmahen, and Larkin ; Doliotighue told' them he should go to the house of one Mackeon, a relation of his, whom he hoped to induce to accompany :them. A Meet ing was appointed that evening in - Thomas-street., at which accordingly Weir and Walsh, the. two pri soners, the 'witness, Donoughue, 'Larkin, and 'Fletcher, attended (the three latter are note yet ap prehended).. It was then planned. that the prisoners, together with the witness, and the three last, should go to the house of one Kenny, neer'Lifean, and rob - it of One hundred and eighty pOunds,'Of which they understood Kenny to 'be 'possessed. Accordingly they went to the Queen's Bridge, for the purpose 'of hiring a jaunting car to convey them to Lucan. .They litredohe 'from Havetry, whith was drawn'by . a :White 1400 e. '.They. told him it was for four, who... were going to Lucan to seek a: deserter from the- Green Horse,. of whose' ' retreat they bad informa tion. They atoppedatJames'sstreet, at the house of one Smitli,, where they took some ,spirits and . porter; while they remained there,•whieh might be about 20 minutes, Walsh 'went out and changed his clothes.—(Walsh was a private in the Tipperary., regiment.) Front JaMes's-street they, proceeded until they came' to Meant Brown, when' the re mainder of the gang 'Mounted the car.' ;About 'half apt .hour after seven they stepped again at Ford's, Palmerstowia go sip of witness's wife—hem they also took some spirits and porter. About half past lett:"Larkin went to the house of one Carrel, whom they hoped to induce to' accompany him' to Ketnty's, but the latter .000110 • he sent his..wife, however, under the - pretenee of ? fetching water t , to. shew them the w ay. ' Here witnesfdeclared that his heart began to fair him ; he did nor approve of ; gave, his, pistol to Walsh, who irrreturn presented witness his 'bayonet. There was ano,• they pistol in company with which Donodghue was armed. At' length they 'arrived' at Kenny's house, the place which they had designed to rob; their watch word Was " George." One of them knocked at the door, and demandeditlinittance.; it was open, ed, and the .. gang inshed.iw, .with the exception of the witness, who with his bayonet stood, sentinel at the door. The partYdeManded a deserter from the. Green Horse, - Who; they ithderstood'was' Secured io the house. Under this pretence ther.road a paper, which they said was,a warrant of search, assuming' all the time the charade! . of Bailiffs. There, was in ' . the house Mrs. Kenny and her - daughter ; they then. '`searched' it, but could find' no money, and they' quitted it without offering any violence to the in mates. An their weir towards Lucan, they divided (4d group`;!etcher, Larkin, and Witness went first ; Weir, Walsh, and Donoghue follovied :thorn ate . short distance, erli -first :party saw as they passed an elderly Gentleman black on, the road 'side, engaged, seemingly, in some necessary office ; they went on, Without regarding him . ; when ;lre,other:rArty,' however, came up,. Witness turning about, observed Walsh put his hand:to his, bosom, draw out a pistol, and seize the Gentleman by the breilst ; heard' a~ pistol gb Off; saw a man' fair, but thought at &Wit was Nalth Wirneasrinuriediately separated frginhisc4m . papiong, and ran across' t h e 'country, saw no more of them sluet that night ; was apprehended the next day. ' • John White proved; that on the night of the add .Jttits, his car was hired from him bY;Wals r l,i and Weir, tq carry four t o L uean , to 'apprehend a de. Ellinor Rorke is a servant at the House ofJ. Kenny, hear •tAtean, oorroborated, iii every particular, the foregoing testimony. - • • " I M.A.MII Srna, before whom. the' depositibus of Murphy Were Sworn - , proved that he. took thou down , rveyliatim. The confession of the both char =Wan and Walsh' , Were then read, who both charged Donengliue with the murder ;, but in no other cir .cuntstaance did they differ from the evidence of th approver Mutiphy, Juste • DALY' charged - the Jury, whii returned, without leaving the box, a'verdict of GO/1:y, against buth the Prisoners. . \Vali!) i, :ib , o.n 34 years of ago; Weir. H about 49.- i , , 7.—Citristopher Walsh and John, Weir, were executed yesterday-, at the hill of Lnean, and their i.~oai~,s ikftplyfards, handed over to the College of Surgeons, to be disseded and anatomized,. pursu ant to their sL , titence. • - , bmugit np,, and underwent . a : , re , examinatiw, bes 'lug darged with hAving, some days sike, Wed a loaded ,pistol, in Fleet-street, which piing: 'Lady, who happened to be, passing At the'tiirie, ceived a wound with a ball, hilt the Lady is now , . :prenouncvd out of danger. The Prisoner, on being questioned as to thr r euse of his having committed -the rash aet, Made . Ile appears to be in melancholy State; ttridliwas remanded' tb;the Coup-. 44,, to, be trie4iat the ))411,3ai1ey,, siA'vs. TTT ,HUI.I„, ivi.v 4. Arrived—the •Two:Drothiits, Hartdv&y, froitt Newatstle Thorne, and Hope, Wore, trQut L 0110,01). , , VIRTU. • ' On, the 2,(1 inst. at Nacclough , ltadnorshire , the seal a Walter Wilkins, Esq. 'M. l' . . the Hun. Mr:, Wilkins, of a Son and Heir. ' `., ..,, , ..l .• • • • • ' 'AI,4RRIF.D. On Wi.dnesda3( last, at Capel, 'near Dorking, S.urrey, Robert Fry, Surgeon, of ittochester s . to hli a. Fanny ft3old imith Wade, only daughter of the late Captain Wade, ut the Engineers., : The sant* day, Mr. ,Richard Smith, of the pity of Dub lin, to Miss Elliot; of Lintheth Terrace, LOndou. t)11 the 4th inst. at Bones, Herttiod.shire the' Rev , lo sepli }Billet Batten, NI .A. Fellow of Trinity (.',4liege, CaM bridge, to Miss Cathe,rine , Maxwelli third•dangliter Of:Ha milton Maxwell, 1;:sq. of Edinburgh. PA the toil) ult. at Adlington, 'in Lancaster; the seat of Sir Richard Clayton, Hart. I. H. Hunt, F.sq. Fellow of Trinity 'College,' Cambridge, to Miss Manerty.'oltlest daugh ter of Samuel Manerty, lrsq. the British Resiticut at-Busse. rah. DIED. Lately, at his house a, Lapsdown Grove, Rath, ,Edwaid Wilmot, Esq. fortnerly of Outfield, in the Comity of Derby. l>n: Saturday .Itist, suchtenly, Helen, second- daughter of lohit Younger, of o:Liston. , .I'he "Warne daY, in 11:Aftini.gartlen, after a short ilhaess, Mites Mary Kirby, daughter of 1. Kirby, Esq. of Blaster, Oxford. shi re. • "- On Thursday, at South Al lington Devon, F.tancis Sheath Cornish,,Esq. Captain in the Kingsbury Cavalry. On Saturday, Mrs. Sotharn,. the Lady a wiiiiim Sotharn, Esq. of Woodlays, Oxfordshire. . . • tin Stinday, at Ta(itOn Grove, the'seat Of lier, father, Avery 18144, Esq. Mary Aline, the wife of Godfrey. Aleynel, Esq. of Langley, Derbyshire; in the 24th year Of her age; also, nearly at the same time, after an lioui!s her eldest son. Lately, at Mauchline, .aged 6i., fanet Caldwell,' widow of Robert Wilson, who during the last six ye of her life hadi , been tapped 'for a dropsy '74 times, and had 2.355 . pints of ter drawn Or , Onthe 9th ult. at Deptford; near London, where he had real4ed above twenty thou Sand pounds,. whilst 'Master of an academy there, Ueorge Hutton, Esq. who ' has bequeathed the greater part of his property t o King's College, (Aberdeen, where.he received his education, lie ~ vas uncle to the Dr.' bier', Rights HebieW Professor at' Cambridge; and M. tisterp! St. lames's C ' LONDtiiii'MARICETS, RETURN OF I.yuk:AT IN . NARK...LANE, Messrs. Ca r P Meal . Weigh at. frolutlingpnly ,Irtnn thq.Z2fic i a lupe; to the. 47t11 at joist;, agreeably to the Ael.' gs Quarters at Itos ad ts. 4 Quartetaiat 715 0 4 t 107 "".... 7" .. "" at 795 .0 at ?QS ad 332 at 7/is '44 - 101 63t ad 179 ---- at 775 od at 67s (A at 765 id ts ; 665' od at 75s al, ‘I; at c ; ..; 6,1 39 6 ..4s lA' 1 b 6 -----at 615 ad 33 ------- at 73$ ed - 3i at 7.ts 04 • I' q Iota: altos Quartets.--Average 7zs. 9 1 i Lt. 4s. LAIL higher than last Return. A RETURN . OF FLOUR, . , 1 e'rom funs 2., to lone 26. 1Ufl) eh. c.4:ket..l)ffice: Sacks. s. d. Mks. S. d. S;lck , .. s, d. 15 ---- 70 0 ' 991 •:---- 6 3 e . 346 —6O 0, Szoz --,. 65 0 stz .--6 z 0 6z sg . o ' 539 --- 6 4 °, 127 ...--, 61 0 84,—...- sli . to • ' And so Sacks at s7s. per ack. • • , Total—i. 9y36 Sticks. ---rAvcrage 60. 3i...d. per Sao:. os. tid.,per,Sack,lawcr than last, week.. , • ;0 LINTRY MARI4ETS (last Week) per Qt. Wheat. astley. Oats. Newbury sus to " 4gs „od,to 34s od 3o* od to 33s Salisbury 1 64 s to 323 <Kt to 363 od 3nt otl 10 3SS %• Liasings!oke i 641 to 34s ott to 36s odlto - oct c0..32s I.. Vi n c nOtor I 704 to 3 63 W 3 as ott 303 Oil to 331 . i.oeVIZC , 3 646 tO , 721 13AS od 36S Cd 2153 to 33 3 Wann O ittStet sto 77$ 3js to 36$ ott ott . tO 33 3 i r AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND 'AND WA9..-,- e • • ' 'ending 'June 27. 25 s ct When 7ilc od I Rub/ 36s get I Beans • 4 Rye, . 46s act OA* 18s . act • Pc:#ticl . 'IIII.I.CE OF. HOPS. i• W LSTEItN • 3405. . y ;P,Ptax.4 l ' l ., Kent, 61. oh, to 71. I is. Kent, 61 , 61. to,. I2S. StWet, Si. Iji. to 61. is. Sussex, st. Os. to SI. Its. L. Set, 51. los. to 7.t. Ila. ' V.truhain, 61. , 05. to tbl. os. — , .NE%VGA.TB I 'itNO"LEADE HALL. N Irtr. i s --- A ' lA -7' ' --7- ' r By thatCsirci9a. ' r '-'' ' Beef . - 3s. i,d., to .0. 240 Veal s , 3s. 4. to 55. pd. MUttern '43. OIL 16 4s. 6d: iPork 4s. 4cl. ty Ss. 4.1 A • , ' * Lomb , , ii. 4% Bc.l to is i,..d (per :h.) Al' 1.1 , :ADF...N1-1/\ Nits, •50 ,tbi 561 b ., - - 'to 110. ,to .oActit , - • • 'to ttl. Meraputoi: 11 ' 4 01 4i - tp l)rtss~tts hides - . 171.1. to I if. Fine Coach Hides, . - .tByd. to $ ctc Crop iiitles, 9S. ‘o.lwilt,,for cutting . . zoct. ai 23(U Ditto, As, to, spit). ~ • . 170. to sod: 30 , to"'Aiiilb. 304. to 421. Per lb. Ditto, 5 0 to-701b: 341i."t0 'OF. per lb. Ditto < eo toVI). 330.,) pa 0.34 kt, lb.. SM4II Seals Green - 10.1144 , . 1 . to 46t1.. path.' Largo ditto, - to ibos. per Dozed. •r~;.r .) ,JAW HI 11.1..5; ,„ • . , .. ~ , ` - Milt I lei fersand Stoev; Cp. sr: )' Orditiary. T ' s ' , lia, in Is, god. i . . ii. 6, , ,i. to 2,i. Sii. M2StCteajt; : , 12$ ; .* 6d. each. ,' ,Middling, 2i, rntf. t,9 2i. 14. knglkiorseiss. to so. 641: do. , Latnli Skins : „ V; .441 fa 3,F 4 11 ' ' Stidtliiiga ' -- -'. os *l ., tt oy o 4 • . , VKICE OF TALLOW. St; jamaiis Market 3s. 23... i 'cownTal tow —ol'odss.od. Clare Makct p; 2,1. VellOW RUS3I2 -4-6.lfll."fid. ‘Villtr(ll.lpci Market 3h. 21d. WAtite,do. 5,3*. mil ! Hs, od. per ,(011C Ui iflil. -----,----- Soap do.. -- s. Qs. oil,„ . ' oi. ' 41. I Nleittn4 §tutf—s. '4,0, 'od. Average price 3 s . act. ' Ditto 1000 ,—s. 28i. od. G tavi?;; los. ad. • .., ~, • , . Goodi I )regs IA ~ od. ' Yellow Soap, 710.—,Nlottl4i, 114.--I...urd, yas. - Pike of Candles per dozen, 10S. °lL—Moulds Ito 01 St. I ANI LS's 11,\A A1A.14,1.e'1 4 ., .1111 y 4. 114 Y. 51. os., 00. zo 61 i6i •4.-rrAvet. sl Straw, 31. 3 act. to 31. iSs. at:—Aver, ; 3l• , toi, 64. will' ClLi% l' Fl, HAY MARKET. Hiy, 41. ()a. al. 1? 61. 44. 341, od. CIOVcr, St:l4: Ott ti, 61. fOh. Pd.—Aver '5l. 17s. 6d. Straw. all 12S. wt. to 31. lig‘, , 'd, —Aver. 31: as. act. New Hay 4i. lOC. per Lead. (.3 . )A 4414 Kik ET.; Shii `` ;4 at Maiket. - ' 1)1 v iirne . 2o, zi NeWca s tl e ' - j 6 suntjtUind. _ - o -t a t " duly 1 . i Cinders --- I at . ' 2f Ntsyvc,l)je 2r " ati . . i S wkiertand V at 3, )2 Newp i astle " at i - r. Sunderland r at. 2s 39 6 +l 3 ,3Ss Rank Stoeki Navy 5-Ref Cent. cs 911- " Ip4l cOut- 1797. rish s per Cent. 94} 4 oce. Cent. So k ' • '' I per Cent. Rat bz l I' _ .. ; per Cent Con 61 L 63 ex. tiant; e.Atui. 17 ti-i6ths cons. irldia Stork, rEli ex. d' (. In its Bonds, p. 4s. pr. ' South Sea Stack, shut New Ann. shut • Exchequer Bills, 2s. dis. is. . _ pr. Piunkom. • • • imperial 3 per Cehf. Ditto Ann, 7 9.16th4 ed n s. iiir opening, 63 in