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• carry Sit. Slh. fillies, est. 2lb I astir - ismer of the 2,00015. Stakes, Derby tar Oaks, to cur; blip. ealsa ; the New Mile. 611C0110 DAY. The Stout* Charts Stakes u( 30;.. earth 20 ft. for three-yr old colts to carry fist.bib. ; and fillies, est. 21b. ; the wie ner of the es o oesa. elates, Derby, or Oaks, to carry blb. exits; the New Mile. A Sweepstakes of lOg.. eaeb, for horses of all ages (two yr 0411 excepted); three-yr oMa to carry 7st. 21h.; four, 4111. bib ; tire. ed. 1211, ; art. Ort, Slb. and awes), est. blb.; swarm od relines* &Hewd Sib. ; two miles and a dietetics., to start at the Distsore.post end go owes rowed: the sins. rev ti be mold fur 30035. if dessasded within a quarter of as.bwor after the rare, the owner of She urged horse be; ing lest emitted. Five Sobeetibers, or so sacs. A Sweepstake.* of 30es. earb, 20 ft. for two-yr old cos to ear,y Sit, bib. ; Allies, Sot.tlb.; Ike wiaser of la sweep. stakes to carry 31b. cairn. Two yr Old Cower. The Sunning Hill Stakes (Hsediesp) by a subscription of 51. e ich, fur all ages (two-yr olds excepted); to start at thy Lower Gates, sot quite three quarters of a mile. &-•• D 1.113.111, MAT 1. 1114 aseetledry the Marquis Wellesley, we are happy to owe, bas almost 'wisely recovered from hid late indisposition. His Excellency is in treaty for Newtown Mount Kennedy Honor. 17 miles Our Uohlin, the residence of Mr. Goa, foe the en. ruing summer. Sea sir and sea bathing are pre stilled moment's! to hie Excellency's perfect re. atoistion to health. The Lord Lieutenant has appointed Tisersdey tient, n an audience day at Dublin Castle. On Mw.dmy the Right lion. Sir Benjamin Ildbutfreld arrived at Howth at two o'clock. Sir irtflijeaniii left the for the Phoenix Park, 00 • . tro.it to his Excellency the Marquis Wellesley., . Tectonic ROTA!..—Miss Hamilton, whose nee (eosin, deiwo, in the part of Polly, we lately am tired, is announced for the character of Rosetta, on Friday night. LIMERICK ASSIZES, Wsomnoso, exam 17. AlPit fdriek Nelson, Nidiem Dwhig', Ind theses A 0414 were put to the bar, for having, on the 46th day of February lent, assaulted the habitation akf,Mioheel Nelligan, forcibly carrying away Ellen ilasortt, and for having violated the said Ellen Bassett. There were other counts in the indict-- staff. Wien. Haggett examined by Counsellor 14111 c..- Ilisauit i oras objected to give her evidence In Eng lish ; it appeared that she could sot du se with siseionedba rd the Came. Witness knew the three men at the . bar, Wiee,pylliatg, Patrick Nutted. and Thames Slieehani'alk +h . in the service of Mi. chisel Nelligoo. for.ufror. and woe there on the night the house werstinekeil ; was satrap when the outer door was thbasen in; Nellsgan's wife and Ail drewslipt its we bed along with the - witness ;' Ate the party had come in they asked the man of'ihe house for money to buy powder and shot ; Nelligan said he would take his oath that he had tioanuney ; they then asked him if he had any stranger to the hotter, to which he said nor, but' • servant boy. Nelligan went out of the bed-room into the kitchen; be left the be d•rnom door open after him ; the Hight w oo bright.—[Some difficulty arose in getting out of the witness whether she meant the brightness Of the biotin or that of the stirs, when it was elicited froth her it nes a clear starry nig/lit—Some men 'lien came into the bed-room where wanes. lay ; they were told that the stranger woe Nicholas . Browne; she piessims who came into the resins were Patrich Na.. saes sod Wm. Duhigg; the third person, Thom.. Sheehan, remained In the kitchen, snit held Ntl lirp.tby the breast of his shirt; the three wets iirletf it the time; Patrick' Nunats had a gun, Williym Duhigg had a pistol, and Sherhon ' had • iword ; Nutian. and Duhigg asked the man of the house about the witness!, whether she, Ellen Has,eit, was its the house ; this Tiestion was asked • in the kitchen before they came into the room, • vehlithtre the sister of Catheriste Hassete was' sit the ltdiee, being he, sister of the - iiithess ; Nelligsq told them she (witness) was RultAhere on that night, but that (die had been share; alitesithese questions Nutlet) and Duhigg came isitwthrhilid room, and put a guts to the breast of Browne, to .4114 Where - the witness. was, wpm) which he said shit iha• - 'wer some part of the house ; the . sitsft4 . 4 of the„)lonsic (Kelligan's wsfe rose up in thelQ, and the Premiers asked her if Ellen flassett was their, awl proceeded to examine the bed and.found her; the, then dragged her oat Of she bed, had only tithe 'te pat her petticoat loosely over her, when A3ry, pulled her from the bed-room to the kitchen, and from ihenCe tq the outer door out into the road; wheel they got her outside, they fired a shot; Siwehsts still held the men s n the kitchen ; one of them had his hands oppose her mouth to prevent her screeehingf: the three Prisoners came out of *choose; Sheehan 'hind at the door,__litad'Pairick Nation 'aiid` Walton Duhigg I-fern the poor creature described particularly this nu. paralleled. lied rtoscious outrage, shedding tears her feelings were toeclstol 'is detioliog the des , iteisthst satroteee. She mated Onkiggeoitaire been the Mir who 'AA Offeredrber violence, and tbarfeu. Pen liekl }wirer him, which harbaromi Oefceises Isalligied by Dialligg • Iwo %man offered hernito lroce. Sheehan being • guard on the door of the house all the while. bet he offered her no riulesce ; witneso swears, by virtsie of her oath, this violent* was rontinltted upiiis her against her will, and she Gaffed' Bit' Ins, of the house to her assistance ; J;iiqsag heerti.the dog tanking, and said that the soldiers would come io smolt them, when they all'irfert . eft• mod witness went into the house, vibterysite ((tend she woman of the house in • faint, ***wet uear her lying-in; when she came in she teiki 'the man and *omen of the house violence was of to her person ; witness knew the three Prisoners who ill-used her, and she told it to Nelli. Kau rod his wife, and mentioned the names of the persous who vi o lated her, but did not let the boy hear her; Nelligan mid that he knew Thomas SherheW eery. twit ; she told the Priseaeiri? names ii r ei d ias ttli eillititle • **eat into the house; her sister, dob l ekj4( ,prosecuted some meta at the jam. 6114149 illoonseidmi ; she is now. ist„Osktleir 41.01...thatiteette house is within a'aidatif Av.- traiilkor site knows the P ri mmer, thew tow years bio g . witness has . 'a sister named IWerifilassett, wgisea site sea early' the ((glowing morning; wit. Jigeernity that they (the Prisoners) are the very persons alto violated her'persod iu the manner she -•••••••••-+Ihm•••• described, and that she had neither spite nor malice towards them before this, and could not he ma taken in them; Ilrr fistrr Mary came to her the fol lowing morni n g. and one Frawley also. Crosssezamined.—Nelligan end his wife were pre. sent when she told her sister Mary what had !yelled ; Frawley was in the kitchen. Witness went into the room to tell it ; tuld Frawley she did not know them, but he said it was U•elero fur witness to conceal it, as lie gave the same party fire trupeisnies levied on him mime night; can't say whether Fraw ley is in Court; her sister Mary lived at Patrick M'Carthy's, near the house; can't say whether M'Carthy is in Court ; the thing happened upon a Tuesday. and she gave her Infurinalion the follow. ing indormation was then handed to Baron l'ennefetherl—Told it to Mr. Vokes, before whom she lodged the informations ; Major Sullivan is Nelligan's landlord, and is a magistrate ; lives at Form at Newcastle; don't know the distance of Limerick from Newcastle; saw Mr. Vokea io Limerick ; and did not see Catherine since the Aswan.* commenced, or since the Commission was held. By the COUAT—Saw her sister Catherine a fort. night after she lodged informal . Is quite sure that it was on the Friday following the Tuesday on which she was violated she lodged the informs tious ; it was rend to her in English by Mr. Voices, but did not understand every word in it ; don't kart* of Nellion's going to a fair; he went to the fair of Gutrbinet's Well long before this cavern- - stance took place ; the house was once attacked before, desiring Nelligan, her master, to give up the meadow ground he held, but the house was not e broken into but on that night ; she was going to lodge informations before Mr. Massy, but was told that she would be murdered ; one of the Neill. gene told he' so ; never said • person named Dempay violated her ; don't know one of the mane at all ; but is positive that it was on the following Friday of the preceding Tuesday she lodged her itiformations. Mary Hamlett examined by Counsellor RMITL. —ls sister to the• lset witness, Ellen Haseett. and remembers her having lived at Michael Neilsen's house, near Castle Mahon, in the beginning of last February; she lived herself at one M'Carthy's, which .is on the same lands; she went to Nellegare• very early on Wednesday morning, after beano,: what had happened to her sister the preceding night ; the same Tuesday night a party celled to M•Carthy's house ; Art owe her sister on the Wed. nesidey morning when she went ; Nelligeo and his wife slid his Ifiy were in the house belbre her; Ellen Hamett told the witness the names of three men; who had violated her the preceding night. and the patticulars of the circumstance ; that she woes violated by two; this was in the leaches', pre. tritely; die_ raid it again in the preseuce of Neill- Ran and hi! wife. By the COMM.—The boy was not in the roam at *4 *feta relation of this circumstance; wit 7 evem . after thlw - went to Mr. Yokes, Magistrate, to Limerick; she came there also to tell her mother and sister what had happened. after which she re. turned to her sister, anti both proceeded to Lune. rick on Friday. the day her eater swore the in. formations; bkr sisier mentioned the urines of the Prisoneref,A4 she saw her giver on Wednesday, she was crying, and so was Nelligan's wife. Crosesexamined.—.No person came to Nelligen'i house along with waned+ ; her sister wen the first she saw ; Frawley end his boy come its quickly lif ter her ; her sister went into the room crying for shame ; Nicholas Brown was there et the time; her sister was after telling what happened her before Frawley came in; Frawley sicked whether she was dead or alive ; don't know why - b4 sister did nut give informenona to any other Magistrates besides Mr. Voices; her sister. Peggy Hassett, lassoed hew Mr. Yoke's Amore in Liinerick ; on coming to Li mericlt, told Nelligan that it war !oolong for service she came ; the would not tell them this truth ; she did. git, mg ./sir, sister Catherine until she was put istpipird het %%rely ; was nut adviaed by Catherine to .gri to Mr. Voker's.; knew he was • Magistrate belie* she came to him, knows heraister Catherine to have prosecuted some mess thetoenmission here ; she was brought to Li. [smack to swear its contradiction to her own sister, but she was compelled to du that by being sworn by three oaths to swearogisiost her sister. snot that Nellistati ens one of the persons who advised aud sent her. and he also sent lair wife to her, for the purpose of swearing against her own saner. Cathe rine Haesen; thikoecurred when the witness was in the service of Mr. James Walsh ; it was the time when her eater Caine down with old Mr. Hoskins to the Assizes, that Hamby was acquitted.—(This part of the to y "hewed to the Court the syaldlls of terror end Intimidation practised in sub° g wit oessek]—Did not know what her sister had to 'weir LNelligan told the witness that she should serene 2! that Mr. Haiku), gave to her Sister both money and' wool for prosecuting ;" Michael Nellion brought witness to his toed' house, where bar artier was in service; James Walsh, and hie wife, were both present, when Nelligati's wire went for her ; John- Kelly tame along with wit. fleas to Limerick when she came to swear the tame; she would not, Ilk oft events, swear it ; don't know what au Attorney wears; she poke a word to Mr. Odell about 20 guineas Hod clothes; was never inside any !sem with Mr. Odell ; she was in dread of her life bat to come and swear— Mr. Lloyd remarked this expression as insportantl—it was at Neiih's house witness stopt iu Limesiek et that time; she stood amide a door opposite the Court-house, but never Nave intstructious to any one whet she would swear. Counsellor WHITE re-examined this.entakSie,- She WW Nelltgan about coming to servtcr, as she was in shred of her Isle; heard that her sister Ca therine was ill-used on going home; can't way *bete Nicholas Browne is. Cowrie-..AA the witness in Irish did she ever go into,' ppgat pith Mr. Odell, ou any pesticide? occasippo.4 WillithesAUpan her oath she sever did, bat IS,. Odell saluted her from a window, . aad 'levee,* about twenty guineas and His Lairdship.said„ that he WI fall that q so that the witness should IWise ea doubt/A ills prestipo and that ',ideate touching that point shdOld be dear. " '' • ' To Mr. Odelta—frsieiGalttvttsttetr Wore belinged to her sister, and Wilms' thinks it was pu r ch ase d at Newcastle. The case for the Prosecution here closed, and fur the defence was celled. Michael Nettigan examined by Mr. jAcKsoN, [The wife of this wit►oes' was orile , ed not to he within hearing of the e vidence.)—Witness knows Ellen Hamlett ; she was in his s,rvice in February last ; knows the Prisoners at the bar ; Ellen ties wit was in the house the Hight it was attacked ; he did not know the persons who snacked it ; he knows the Prisoners ten years,• cud by virtue of his oath, sod to the best of his belief, the P. ISOiler% *Wirer entered his door ; situ's* t►ad sufficient light to see them, es the night wised's, ; had do candle, but had a distinct opportunity of seeing every per son wise► came into the house ; *nil by virtue of his oath, if any of the three am; st the bar were at has house he would know them. . . . To the CounT.—Witness wasn't nut that night. Examination continued.—The men did nn harm ow that night, but demmded money of hint; there was only one attack made, and mat was in Fe hirwary ; he always sleets; at home; fillowed the people whn came to his house as far as the door, and !heti went into his bed; Ellen Itissett lay in one bed with his wife; minis his oath did not see her in the kitchen, and is sure of it ; what would ail witness.hat to see her if she wad there. • To the Comer,. Wittier , . wee not taken out of the honer 041 the Night of the attack. Cron-examined by Mr. LLOYD.—EIIen was in bed with his wife: knows Catherine Hemet( ; her start come to prosecute for Mr. Hoskins; knows Mary and Ellen Resort% ; dim . ' think he had any conversation with Mr. Barrington in the coarse of the present day ; rememhers it was about the ' rape hr spoke to him, but " by God he did not know ;" knew the Prisoners • long time, sod they were never at his house; the men who coo* to his brume had no arms; they asked for money, but he had noise; was sick eleven weeks; how could he have money . ; they went off and did no harm; they said not 'a word about Catherine Hessen ; they rapped at his bed-room window, when he opened the door ; they then said, come away, he has no money; never heard Ellen Hessen woo inquired fir by any of the Prisoners no his life; doset.know Catherine Ituisett, her sister, but heard !lit, fed given evidence fur Mr. Harkins; never woke to Mary Hassett to come end give evidence against her sister Catherine; never spoke to her, mid can't say whether his wile did or not; heard that Catherine H.ssett was struck on going house to,Ntwanele; knows John Kelly, his brother-in tim; , he came to Limerick about Mr. Hooki;is Vial; never had any talk with Maly Hawn on the subject ; never heard that the party which left his house went to Frawley's, looking for Ellen Huesca; heard it was for money; did not see Mary Ulessett on the oucceethrig morning at his house; saw her the world day roller the men were et hie house ; she was cominifte his house for the loan of a chura ; it was after breakfast ; never heard that Ellen Hassell was injured ; don't hear of any disturbances in general about his neighbourhood, except the night of col lecting the money ; saw Nicholas Brown on Sundry last; lie' ie now iii service to Gardemfirld ; it is now eight or rime weeks since he wrist to service; heard 'bat Nicholas Brown was looked for mu give his testiniusry for the Crown ; the army were look ing for Brown at his house, Mr. LLOYD was about calling Mary Hessett to confront the witness. but the Baron over-ruled it for the present said the examination cunt ed. Had no conversation at all anti Nlary Hessen; don't know his wile had any conversation with her: hers two miles from Newcastle, and the place is quiet; don't know of any 'omitting terror shout giving evidence; don't know the distance of his house from Mr. Edward Shelly's; it is *bout a mile (rum it, and a mile fiorn Casilymelion ; a house was burned in both places ; never lierird a woman say that she was violated and not to have been so treated; don't recollect any particular cosureihiation with Mi. Barrington. . To the Coy RT.—Witness did not desiey Nicholas Brown to come to the Assize*, and gise his tes timony. Mr. LLOYD continued Wu exotishationas—Saw him oir Sunday last, eetkilid, stet PI r word.t9.lum oboist the gni, adthouglii hp Id geve cireleolCe for the Prisoners; did rigt..ilsnt At odd; he (elates) did not speak to him; toldßrown that the soldiers were there ; never to,il Mr. Vokes where Nichols. Brown could be got though lie was looking fur him ; Mr. Vukes did not ask him about Brown ; Brown said nothing when lie heard the soldiers were looking for him; Mr. Vokes did nut ask him this day about Nicholas Brown; it was in a week after the house wax attacked that Brown lilt the witness's house; he went to service; Nicholas Brown was done with witness whets he wrist. Mr. JACKSON — I wish, Mr. Lloyd, you were done with this witness. Mr. LLOYD—I dare say you would. l%lii.y Nelligan examined, in Irish, by Mr. JAIALSott —is wife to the Wait witness, unit knows the Pro.eciririx. Ellen,H•osett ; she was in lief ser vice in February last ; iernembers the night the people came to the 'house ; it was for money they came ; Ellen fievsstt slept wit It lire ; none of the ports came info the loom ; &leo Hewett was stretched *lodger& of witness in beat ; by sir. tue of b er ims h, the said Ellen %lessen ass not out of the bed that night, our did she see ;Meows who come to the house ; witness heard diem speak.Englisli; her husband told them be was sick. • au s id,hod no money to spare ; heard her hus band open and shut the door, and swears since the time Ellen Hessen went to bed, cud during the nine the mess were in the house, she never sow them, nor did she quit the bed, and witness foa l Cher added, to strengthen this testimony, that she was now within a month of her pregnancy being ex-' pired, and would not in such a cool:Minn tell a he.. Cruss-exiiinined by COPOiellOr GOO" —Wil news never heard of any violence, Ise lug offered to the prusecutrix, Ellen Niuuett; lb. *second day. , Thurillay,Agr the partg,came it the house she saw Mary Hewitt, stater ,te.El l it.l. it was. about , broad* Was phe,ligAire Bad li. Ab" /40 1 , was . vern)6l4 ,Mo A tess, hyped theist., ow AS, you .4etter: to go to service ihin - lea earning only seven sink g Bogs a quarter; ail& that Catherine ilasset 044444 et twelve vista. about }eUvck'a Day t, , tl i to brat Nam *sow Mary was 'paw Thoughay after the party canis a it wee no . Ailesdal the Ow" casing : did not Bear Ellesi Hama Complain of being in- 111111111L waimmigid . --..----.^-4.... IffiNisiimmoctmemmind jured at all ; •nd is sure she she heard Mary ask so ' come to wiioroo's hooee from Limerick oil Wed, her after Tuesday night Brows,, her ut boy. ',carboy, the following nirwro band said it was a week house; witness yaw Br before slit came to Lim, there *boot two calves home when Brown ci helped him with his calif& away; knows Brown havii house; he is now at Ciao heard " the Boys" were at her house, nor did not called to Nl‘Carihy's house Mr. J 9eksois aid, he Some Gentlemen were call no one appeord. Baron PIENNLFATBER tions on the evidence, by Prisoners stood charged the house of Michael den, on the 26th day of in order that Patrick Harnett. They were also lowring been eowenettted - the different counts laid milrgimoos. The prisoneir the Whiteboy Act, for house of the said Michael observed, that to *Wail was sio evidence given as the country. Hi. tordsto here the evidence adduced The Jury retired, and turned r verdict of tatilly. It now renonisteil rue his the sentence of the law. After the Boron hstl dea h, awl slid " Ames, she Prisoners "Amen, sweet Jesus !—the us !" JVAVAL !!VT, Arrived ihr Glom SttAl. from Sailed the Itt Nigel's , . Castle. ern Amelia sod Marquis of fur lodic Antived Ake Expedillee, Uri*, very ksky; ied the Lapin •, creislng. Sailsd the Countess of Barmen. Came clown from the Rivet fur Demeraga ; Brutus. IVhiekle, fur Naples; Allis Contuerretoi, Talbot, fur Penumbral fur &suede's:. The Arlo. Viloort, arrived was tul■lly dimes/eel 211 ell. as._ of Cape Own, .bits laytod to, by kW likewise wombed the boats overboard. It is thought that another sumwd, ►ave lately perished Bear t h is h psehet was not supposed to has. the boaters that wer e washed of the toasty Weefoid, have longed to may vessel hooter le some may be mud of sense arm.. It is remarkable that Captain packet, was to have lima married that • fatal Jisappoittioseat, ago pretreated soother mate► shout to be remarried. A revenue trial was held Comarimsou eutupused of S. Customs; Jones Harrison, Erq, and J. J. Toy, Eaq. Collector the Cuart for four days, said advanced hour yesterday. was the liability of sr American laden with 1,300 bales of tobacco, k the .eteutr► laws. After a labuctuus ability displayed by thareppuriag is court:matter of the amore, b lstered to appeal to a Court Mr Ye%terdsy soother reveilles I house, before the Collector R. Harding, Esq. Surveyor of laud waster, ma t►e lh Its loos burden, captured by the 1,565 half bales of tobacco, !melody, sod 133 of g deuce of the Captain of the lusilon in which she was Coo k the limits prescribed by the ons.itosero condemned her, •moue the capture.—(CorA A letter from Steel;ha " Our Goviroment has to the ports of Sweden, privileges enjoyed by the The Visiting Magistral gaol at the Wells ,ester of Wookey of the HANNIII42, Esq. the first vivit they ordered ' rouaded Mr. HUNT'S al he immediutely lowered, Un Wrilitesdsy nigh' Viscount TOZRINOTON, was broken open, sod 3t Punishment for Mundt Moore, of Moreton. lm Chester ASSISr. .1 etee of the Mary and Betsey, shore in October. 1820, is to be hoped, that ell them) looked upon wreti le,irn from his sentence, .:as well its the laws of hi 'most atrocious crime. ifering a vessel 41 distress wreck) is felony without PRICE OF STOCKS I . Bank Stock ..2371438 I 2371 1 338 L 1 3 per 1..1. W4..781111 */i.A.. Con.. 79i 78/ , 4pertot. ..881 994 5 'I1)&0: P,TAI4 :An. Wei -941 ! Bank L. Ao. 19! 13-11 i 1 , ~ t r , ' . . she was not out of her bed; MARKETS. i borrow a churn whew.she --...-- r; Mary Hassett returned CORN EXCHANGE, FaIDAT, MAT 3. Inesday ; did net at all me lEa d v a i y al id a la w ilt ,d ra a tt ev ly large .rvintiisty Sad tl' a lic f ril l e :ft river f, ono Nee 111111111•11 from the Serolk coast, avid bast few 6 1i P te v r. th ' malice., the sales were heavy at Monday's uric... for il l * t0.e 41 y. untillet herU f sdhse lluy; on Nic w lnal e 6, ll Ole 'awning ; the witness's hes.. samples, sad at a decline of from la. to 2, i•er quarter f,, l i a:: i d li s r mi "ir iar e tee ri :se:e i g r a y r :d a S , l o l . lla t u o l ri f " sii k le i e s s ia t f :t i l i ta t i t e l f a s b h P' ..t r e , n .. q ie g li a ::,:i 2 he ,,tr ci F s t ;: elk when Brown left the merick Asinero I he tl'abe fur this stilleUll. Oats are Is per quarter lower, the in r n it i . " l! ;town the preceding day 'es; her husband was at. being sheiidant. la Realms sad Pease there is au alierat.,,,. - SMITHFIELD MARKET, Partway, mTy ---- 3. !ante to the house, mid Our supplies this earwig were most +bawls., and a , a. duction 111 pile, has taken place in every multi ' , I ,den-field. Witness never Haymarket, although we were rather b, 'Jr I . " 'h . 7v e iu s i g ; been ßro l 1 I n , • o tank k e d I f h o e r a t her calves ‘ , ...er 1.148 W.W.I:, 'e looking for Ellen Hasselt j yet prices remain nein ly the same. tot hear that " the Boys" To stab the offal per meet of 81h. lose ott the acme farm. e....t5. 0.1. te 3a. 64. Heed of Cattle this 4., M lwes ett r... 3 .4 B s . 0 0 4 4. t ie • 43: 5. :1 4. 4. Shee ar"t p s aud Laielw. * . 9 i t . : 1 1 ) cloyed for the Prisoners.- Ve1d....44 0,1. to 4s. 6.1. Calves called as to character, but Park ....2a 04 te Illa. 44. Pig. l+o -- - It 3y c t o r m ih m oog en t eed he j h o ie o ry tart the COAL MARKET, MAT 3. - -----d for feloniously entering: Ship.s Newcastle . atMerbe Ships Sold. Prire. Markel. Nrlligan. near Sininagol- a se4 30.. 0.1. to 40s. IrJ, 5 Sunderland of February last, at slight, luhigg iudicted for a rape, should defile Ellen also [From the ° London N ew P r i ce C urren t.") ---• ou the said Ellen Hessen. id varying in the separate Cowrie -The pere i sam , of colo r ::: 4 the Y ' . lll „k 4lt e :; ,,,r .., also stood indicted node? 2d Outset ii,chisive cassia uf - breaking into the dwelling. 3,000 Rengal ..... ...... 5.!, , 1. • Ild, is hoe/. tel Nelligaii. , Ills Lord-hip 600 Stern . .......... 61,1. • 7.1 -_ sin the lath charge there 56 Roorhen . 1 lid. a 171,1. duly pool, er 99 Cribs. -. is to the disturbed stale of lahip said, nobody could be- Arriva " f De ste me sid a friol. t r h ar A a pril to 27.1 12 d lsro May, ieclusive-uoae. rd on behalf of the Prisoners. The letters free Liverpool received th,. moos.•;! woe d after a very short time re. that market Mewl, at the previews prieni the pu.chasesrfre very eoesideratite, abort 1,800 bags daily. y agorist the three Prisoners. , 11170• R.-The Sugar market bas rensaioe•l is a re" de ht. Lordshils to Pr°"°u l see peered stale all th e week ; innehises may be umarkS4.l; , 1.. per met. low, r thee sie Friday la.t. s p e r n o , no o o n ne th ed e t c hrzi g te o n f re th e e r stitead lis wolet ße isk lard rebereno., G oor oot a : e s ubeg t e h m er mi e na. iv ekar as io s ainia oro s i , b iesb a t s . i ... ne it: es ieldi tt r i i s l a .::, e t s ..k. . o. l .4 y ea i lit;. beavy.-Mulaioes are higher, 2So 64. mid 26.. the last e k e lent conjointly exclaimed.- -the Lard have mercy upon unreel price The Po bile sales of Havannah Surer durieg the we k h aw .--..---.....-..... bees very extensive, abut 2,000 chews, lire greater valour. TA LLIGENCL two sold at prices la • 2.. lower-- ' White, very Soo end Meow.... 39.. 6 4 . sad 40s. ... 0 ...-__ middling.,.... -........ 34.. a 38.. Forrawonoo. RUT if ord.uary.... ' 31+. • 33.. from Leghorn. Yellow ...... • • Ii• ...• •°. • tine a 2%. • It, Ralph, for Copeabagee ; Prim. Brews r Hertford passed ewe* Chunk I 150 packages ]basil.. of ati lainefer openly, seta also al lower wines- .. -* • !, • PLYISOITS. INT I) Grey 30,. Were*, from Genoa fee -, Yellow in said Greybutold cutters flue Crown Correa-The Faiths soles of Coffee bronchi loran/ DIAL, INT I. this week have bees very ruesid,rabie ; the Demerara ni larcosrt, 311916 . for Boller'Ims• Rerbice have sold heavily at a redaction-of L. a 3.. per rat ; re and sailed the Lantern, Rowe. l the ordinary deseripoints .61 Jamas, a .ask sold 3s. • 4s. Smith, ler Wisdom i D• 01 4, lower • the Si. Dossier° at nearly she to/emus currency. sane, Ostrer•lr. for 311 rsolalli i The ' re were Iwo esesiderahle put.he woes this Nemeses! rwarations; sad Ahem, Perkins. I 117 casks 410 bass British Plautslomr, 75 rinks SW bageth. fk,miege4 the former, chiefly Demerara slid Rerhice, told lIIIIITOL 11A1f4. at higher riles ditto patents', and a great improve*. lit in at this part frost Wiliwarsla6l ski dratisod; ths St Domingo sofa sie.d ly at the pear** al. 116401114 909 wiles to westward priers. 995. &I. • 1015. 6d. far for qintiity in cot. ; MA. los by kbe stroke of • sees °bleb for St. Domingo in hags. overboard. SPICtI.-Fly public sale, lel listing, 649 blip Mack P. p• . WATIDIPORD, APRIL 29. per, 70. awl 70.: 600 casks amid bags PI111114•10 Jungle hue row', beyond itio+e kwon, mast week sold 81.1.. 9J. fur middliog la good qoaloy. . this harbour, as the Ssisitiorch Roll, eItASIDT, awl Hista.sists.-The Rant market re. Mayo passertgera, and as eight of 1 maws is a Wely demi:lased stair; purchases of Jams„. I is upou the orighboaring ream I coal,' be made 1,1. per gallop soder one inosiatious, bet. e bees sarertasued met to have be. no tales have been wade at t* redaction, we cannel JII r IP Lave been .4 the roast. The the ioseitcd (arrest,. II audits see taw-edam's li tot, .riales of Gauls dress. I and Id. a td. per imbue lower. lii Geiser' there is uu at- lowans Stwbbles, of the Sandwich teratioe. .rued so Wales seal voyage, cad I TALMO,/ -for.lwa Tallow. have be come within the laid strongly similar, Doi very losi; two days exceedingly heavy, and we must quote a forrlor it it tits fatally wok "'hick/seism re_ dretsuatot I. Sit a to. per cwt.; for pircela of Our? veT 1. abbe* here 39.. it.e hem accepted, and fur arrival inter,' coal'. APRIL 11101 vat) 5e1119,39a. a tie nearest gnats lion of Luta way is ree- ls Kinsale us Monday, before a si queace be stated 38.. aid 385.6 d. . . Page. Esq. Surveyor-General ,if Therd Is still • delay in publishing the qaiostioto of Erg, Poet Surveyor of this city; Tows Tallow, it will tort be fixed twilight ail due bee !Clllf of Baltimore. It warped o'cl•.ck. ..id was net terminated wail as I SALTPIIII.-111 peblie sale on Tuesday ressista .4 'lle Nastier wader delilwratiois 2,400 *fa, of sudisary quality, refraction 90 per rem.; ei Berman vowel, called the Pass, few 10111 weld •t 28.., the great proportion was take* aas ...bares, for a suppoled breaelte( 27s fid:: there are few sake anise reported by pliant ewe laborious investigation lied mach hoot posiag Counsel, Ibe Cowl desida4 ......................_ • ~..._.-... le, bat we rind. nts.d Obi G ougui COURSE OP RICHAJVCE. FRIDAY,. NIT 3 . of higher j" liedwlios • •• • Amsterdam...'.C.P..ll2 5 I Leghorn is trial look place at aor Cwasora. Dino., tight......' Is g • ,p,,,,,, a e. 49 . K. Aldridge Busby, Esq. 1 honias I How ..d mai ....AV. is Ai vent.. ..... .. ir , • stores, sod George Knapp, E.q. A utwerp ,,.. . it . I m a st, . 4l • Hess, as armed linnet of 171 H am b urg !, „.,9I V. 37 I . Naples an Gannett, and having on hosed A1tuna7.......2 V. 37 . Palermo....perwa 11l • ~ 20 chests of lea, 44, kelp of p ang 3 d ay .,, woe .. gg I.- Li s b oa • • Ps, when, Ober hearing the evii- .til lit Gwent, as to the particular s „ Ditto .. • .... • •2 U. IS 60 .. W por to nous-drawl 26 Ali Rio Janriew- N. and at sea, •nd it beteg within Frankfort on tie Bahia .....• he Act of Parham-id, the C 0... mi i i ii. E x . hf.,...154 &Mid . ..... -r i , which divides a large sass Petersbureb,rlo.3t l . 9 Cork Mercantile Cltronicle.i Vie oua effective t M 10 10 HULI.110)1 - Trieste-. .do II 10 I Portliest Gold in If •4. ... Madrid.... 37 Cool, per us ....0 0 0 101 M, dated Anril 19, says- Cadiz ....... 3.61 Foreign Gold in Bars . .3 17 10 1 4 r t n h i e lte r d am ls e ll i i m i S orn a r i l l i i t s i l es i 'l ard se lltaai v irb : e l L ah r il ... . '''• 211. New Dasbi° " . •. 5 15 n :4 New Dollen .....5 49; he most favoured nations." Gibraltar . . Silver in lures ....0 0 0 rates appointed for llclirsirr - ------ -- - -• MIL are General BATHURST, BIRTHS. e Bishop of NORW4CH), slid At `fetter Hall, near Hadd,ngten, Scotism', ns the 26th the late Sheriff. and Oil their uhi., the Marcqinuess of Tareeddale, of • son sod her.. I the high math. which cur- Oa Tuesday lass, at Viliogior HUMP!, the Cougars, of Lindsey, of a elangM•r. and the adjoining wards to d. 10, 0 ,, Il th T p u l e:d d a y y o tp c e . 3 p O s t . is p o e f ie A r p R ri r l: I alt . h o r i l , :o . 1 ,4 1 J c n h , ,, S r ..uelsaga p . ht lest the pigeon-hoose of 1. at Yates Court, Mereworth. Ti. O em e a t . lie lii l i z a :O d f , Al li. a g y, o ar r - a r d l . o . , i c h b . l 7 ,. House, the Lady of . 300 pigeons were stolen. I MARRIAGE. Oa Saturday last. al Teo s, li, 1 1.0 m 3. Md. V.,' r,... , ide'iNK of Wrecks. - Mono" Esq. of Peterborough, to Maey JPaIIII , I. v 1..... e•I 11,. i shouter. was convicted at the William Bono, Esq. Lieuleuent•Culoucl tit the He.. l• . s tilling ropes from the wreck r.gi""l of """is. DFATIIS. !y, 'trended on the Wallasey Youterday morning, the infitai daughter of Thomas Ncs• 1, arid sentenced to death. It I those persons who have hi- es king as a lawful trade, will that by the law of the land. tonY..E.siell' il d li oa u fY sa s 7 " : ".r t u N iluc o gk ...4 lq s m , ul ai L l: i j :i . ett ° l e n i 's 'e l k i:n afte r elits, a M s t h. ss " t:l 7 " . -- to. lie%d lia s ter 1.,:f.0 Mrs , a b . % e V ro "a ia ri H n u ft s . alierstowe Risaklsiersor. humanity, it is conaidered a in ih. g a , , er , other ate, to the gr eet 'w t.!' of are birso. By the 26th Geo. 11. Ply n-• Mrs Cul. *lnto, relict of the late Hairy Eolemau, r•,...i • of irtresilwi of clergy. On sa (whether wreck Market ur no arket td a i rho i ; e s: . g a le olg ii h t t, aged thero 93, un Richard lyn fi w iecat. i r t benefi t . m.... 55 i.. etnotriou• laboarieg man, of.the palish of leklisighes , , Sal- - -'"....-.---..- .. - • . -'--.'-.... .. folk. 01 the following Theraday his foetid* sou mood , , 1 0 8 C I KS ia T e. EST 3 pr Eß r D c A t Y . . Ausi. .. 77 cle pa pited y atir to tit ire st t i r s i s b . u c t o e fi s in o .. l , :a e. m ed cieo.y, when Gehl 1 14:1 . 1 . 7 .1 ::: . down, .and arab . ... 1 ,„; she fell end tardaritly expired ! She was is her a al I Irish 6 ern Ccull 's • • •--4 , .61611 hues the village whoolnlistresa fur owlet/ 7 0 trefo - il lochs Beech ....5 3 pr. ii south St:it Stink to Blt - '..--------------- 1 1. f ....4emmi......mc, a l . ! Ri p lis s. !L . ,, ...1.6001. : W ICK ,jovii 7 s A g T 3 F i ß at il lff T LONDON 1L1E, 11 . 3 0 1 4. 1 3 G g 50 E 21 T it Il r lfl is. DAY. i I Ditt9 V l .." 3 6 Pr ' - Nonni of*. Jbehadrll . *st TUE OR item, rims as.; ~ Lclts.oy Ticket 91. I - I r THE (iI.OIIIE Oak% lie, ay. li gni a ka.g . 4.3110 . • 17,, Ili I Coos. for Acc...1101 i WELL, of tie algid. .... L ` l ~J` 0 P MI