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111 Z 111 ?ilia q/ the FR 1 E'N DS ef•IR FLA ND. • _..........._ Tann* a India( was bad st the reemmesse TIMM, awn Cheeindieell, few she of taking We esol. deletion doe pregelny of so Assiliery leek* is -Inerfera, is aid of she Boeing established is Ireton fir pan . swiss the edisistial of the native Irish ihnswiti the media.. of Heir sera lanissee. Then env preen, the Lord= of ftesneertobe Bishopd Nereid', tie Lan of ' Lord Valtionpr,fle Thomas ilarise, the HosessraM•Mheellee OM Ow of Lard Tensweetb). W. Withorlesser lb. MAP J. Bativessonli, Req. M P. the Rey. 111 r. Arm in Min Me. • tßebster, In. Mt. A wisher of Ladies aim grand the wari hog will their preseene. At two eche* the Lord Bishop of OLOVCISIVER (oho. -of the TionPanose sf the Parrot Society) Ink the Chan. We etinesedeed by observing he ass snacked by easy tins 1,9 Oa Alum of the Penn inesely. whose cleans aso the rattles word Vary peat at the protein time. sans be peon --erireal rebellion sod eastreee **Wise abroad is honed. • ' '% teyeees tin. a Society like the per seat was weeessary, sod , MO Cl•••illiltd on beef the tinny of the Sweeny is Oast eons. lei ininadds deeds greet rued sahibs be fleeted by in env • HMO persist. me claimed their point anestion, benne Westin' deserved it, sad Amid reeoseserad Geoalents its ' Illtir eperehes to .voi d all ezirsseoes natter. pannelerly "'pada &dile alleroselea of CM eieil priatiples or feelings alb. Lome Eatitekee of Ireland, which subjects, is his origin, bed their airs stages sad bearing. He weld re. ensaseadeerna is se ass onsitoe body, sad they should all swine la se mend • nom The Leased Bishop ewe *boded by eatrestlug attesaios to the Report of the wheat " Meaty In Witt • - The Sean to, (oho Rey. Mr. SUR) nes read the Report 'llll6 stated, Am the Isles's of the Evenly Ind eite•del ...ales Wed port of We disturbed diorites, and bad die ' libilled flit tesselsalsos is Irish of the New Trstassist, nerd ' tbe earns of the Sonny lied sank their appear* lE t tlei wen rewind by the yiessestry, wheel being ad ' is then owe laming* had shoe shed trees at the a litsco llf.th• Weston , * sod seine et sheet bare declared ' ' *ad Mow the likONlSTille le the world's esdr of the &Me had beet sssttered over the Isle of * Wuhan*** of which pine were meth *spree. .4 hy thee. The R pert them peciendod to reenssesd that the Salpieres be delivered to the pesasetry is their sofa leo. Asose, sad einelosled by mains' as astented spinal to the leg, for their saineriptiose to way .s the bonniest ' of the arsine. 7 Wh: din" of NORWICH sweneseed by *hamlet ''tit Ste hie hid bees prolonged to a prriod 1110.0.0 1 10 Slow nos hi devise Proriarece, sad he dense that paled -hod: 'allays perefiarty conceived the secenity of the aliseeesies. 41 . 4 Of lbe Scriptures is Irelsed ; the claims of that enstry 'Vetere*, great; the take% the entrap, the Amaksess sad . interoeity of its people wen eqespeteet to ignore the safety • aid protection of asy country; bat without violating she rile deep by.. the Claims', he night be jundled in saying ' agent COMIIIIIIIIII good seigrets, and epos WOW the morel good, eiesiiset of the peolle. p torteiniensig s Re.. 4 + , 4 ; . ir sitrai away! " I ' 4l. a IM. k iPu lTit *kV*. am tre" . ... , ...r4 • ,•,01 • tr , ' 4 ' Levi Ll trOausiteella ifbi - ;••iitiz ii t.. i ~.:, . W. WI LII ZR FORM, ft.lo • very epenh took • review of tie eseeMMINIIS bad bees megilishie As nil. tints pyrgeose s sod tailatabsdeabit 61/14/Wjess geresisri, se iretandlag the fieriptureole the Irish lespagenseag As =ry would be ss is with that I les modllNMeil ••'esse in poise, _she ..5..14.4 illeanile, who resided scar Iles t veil esakAthts, Wid•tbst Hie than* settles tug. I aliersatety so who Sesisys is the ' Ile Ilegasget; and be (Loral Melville) obonved,lo vain* nee toiler Choi& es the lissaisys whys the'envirto As lloglhe ass paha , fedosrd, yid podd sareey palest sad sedoolio• 1 bat so she llusasys wheal the service Is 1 wee gong en they were asoebt Issas •= allellitive they 11 intoned up le dentine, sod they stesitenteal no* religiose Wei ; sew he wasenved that the Stripes** is lehe would have the mole sleet smog the pro l ong Ira, lead, sad Ito these .. cave the mean* Its bratty eweirort. Lewd Ceirberpe, ille T. Barns, We Hes. C. Shore, Lord Littera, Lord Goa/aril, awl anneal Whet gestlireses, thee a.'. Waved the illeetiog, sad it a.. Really resolved Chet ibis Sod as" ebonla be rossidered as a branch of the Parent Society, Ind be &teethe Leman Smithery Noel •ty for proatetnie religlos anon the Irish, to their owe lasseage, which tide it was desseudeed should be reit:reed to the Onneniatee. Oa ohs imithis of ill Ciao/hoe Honer, a sate of slosh VII gins to s ir Very Rev. Bishop tirGlosterster, whoes* peered ht. sekeserlitsent*, and the meeting separated.- 4I way Ilkeildhedlisetlso iris suede alt the deer. ' POLICE. . , —.... .• . BOW4TIRIST. FORGED DANE NOTES. Toolordly John Loons underwent • Goal mantiostiog he. Bow Sr Ritelland ell'esle, charged with uttering forged Bank ofllogiuMisotin Is • Wester *sleet Mao ever ma Isom, tad foe • plasm length,' time befog detesies, the nom tolog for larp mount, the passion of which the Primmer moo otalkd to accomplish by his personal appearance sad Renal nanaerv. flies his last exassiostioo be hod mg -1104 to have his whiskers cut or, so deshi for the purpose sof kogrestag the 44k-rig of swearing to his pose, eve rt** by those with whom the transactions had taken place, which has bees the ease with intnhers. Mr. Maynard, me of the solicitors to the Bask of Bag- Iliad, aitrambil soil Owed, that since the Ist ettarnination, weirs there wove bargees charges exhibited ligainst his, he Sag Terestred the parfievlsre 4 sereatee• more, but he did rot think it mossary to ge iato the whole of diem. The fullowlug were iovesolosted : Mr. Robert BraWord e nfCarnsailie•-.duvet;Fitsoy.square, stated, that ou the 17th of September last the Prisms/coiled tin his to censtoi his professioually, whew his terms Wiwi two guises. to care Wm, the Prosser gave bias • IW. solo and he gave him eight sovereigns IN change. The mite rowed to be forged. While his 'wog maw was raising the stint, the Prisoner walked away without leads, his ti . sod address, saying his servant should all for the - coei‘eine. Ilidolptess Barge. of Stasafsed.bill, Hackney, • sorrels; that on Torodity the 17th August last, *boot two vi . ' the Prisoner called epee him, gad offered 11. In ' 7 i 1,.. s advice foe • disease be was affreord with, which I. siteivrdi Illy did. While the sedidoe was outline, Ilse Fri. oggersomit out, and oe its morn pot him • M. Bank gidg„,. use erste his hams and widen. on it, " Jones, Wink". teiffhio, Dotrweretal-read." He gam the Prisoner four 05.,1 vestiges in change. There proved to he no such person or pixce. Dortivedit Nelson Reynolds, surgeon, of Daeltnty, Meted, *ai ow Send or Almost list tim P. Isoiter called sod re. suedid to see his tither, triable, to consult btu profession. rely, when be votrodoced him to big father. Tin Prissier gave aW. trotefor advice, receiving is chimp four sows- ' reline, the Prisoner giving has ease and address, u Jones, Temple," which proved to be &I.e. Mr. Thomas Gloves, me of the Bank Inspectors, proved tie whole it the notes to be lingerie. Pg. 841ter, Dr. Omit% ltd Mr. D.ookes, were called, but did Hui answer. The servals' is the hssse where Mr Dillon, a serves, re sides, la Easton place. who was defrauded is a siatiler min ute some wroths since , atteatied, hat cieuld sot identify the rritotter. This woe a petiealarlj bard ease, as the girl Wog Natrimss hi get tM mosey which the fellow raid he used Mr. Dilias, had gat chagrin the °reap Tree public- Louse fig the forged time. 11 4 :Lt Prnoser complaieed of helm krpl is isms, bet Sir RlN4rd Ihruie nheereed he did OM know say reams .hy be Assad be treated batter than a Sea •et so well dressed. MAII4.IIOROOO R -ST KILT. ADVENTURES OF A VALUABLE DIAMOND CRON.. Tem ars, a back**, freselosas, mad am reread ma• at the hetelawt the 'vela rad °rite horn, .era examined before J. E. Conant, Viri a Sc their mammies of • rich 4eld earuselled diersond mos suid to be wort► frbm two I. three hundred prosorls. k appeared 'bat tho-oseobaso 'diked ep the 3r ware oa -• ~~*. . • _ WNW adin e =t hr ie si Llies 'bale/ lollmlalor =ea, be Mob time tad* titll. aka/ if Ms. bawds , voter of It Mr. Win el Sin said N woe eely it M e OAK eed Gibed whit be wasted far it. To 'mid deo geld V. IS.. bad Woe eased, and be wield Mob the wee .ko bad fined it. We. Mee said it free lb. /Poverty of Prises or dome Aatwoodee, sad be &Weed ale per. piny awl pee ISlberseries et this pike, awl aspired the nee wipe bad lift it to fall again lb, meat day. Tbsy dld sty with ao ells n, to Wont they bad essesseekend the bedew% and the weals were ordered to anise. It we. aseinfaised by advertisements la the newspassere, t boi lb. veivtrty Wonted le Mr. Lillian., of" Postatese new, le 'Won Mr. Giles bad &Mit il , sad It wee Nee. tided. It 'Was len ea learnt/ Aleserles resew bat *ere wee se sespiKee lifisterer siltation. to Goy penes of any wrong set, ?wept la the eareliessess of tie treater lathe jewel. 11 s ownsdesed so be gismo up. it. Jainees book vesineel a elbow sealed a Noble Larear new CorkellWin plies wit\ watetwees, bet as be sin mat wear, s warrant woe ordered Sr be Weed agaieet bias. A rtebk Lid (a—) w as eberged at the 'eine gad of rhe week with Wog dreak sad disorderly, mad be was lied fee ;billisip. SUDDEN DEATH. Yeateiday idleness obese shies o'clock Mr. Thebes Ninon, the 'l3leputy.W:wdes of sloe l'kel Prison. *bile Hog in his ogee is die lodge, wodslosly hll sod Oxpired. Poseapl aissistassee was reederel lin by !be 'Seers of she prissy, sod she &Wml astesdsals we asesesowld, joss of so small, the lestoesorbse svbilesies Woo so ante. it is supposed spasms or apoplexy seso the lowbedisse is... ..ed hie akiiih. Mr. Nimes .as moth raspeasiod by the pl. sews, win, will have is... tb regret blileen. IRELAND. DUBLIN, MAWR U. Ceum Wrzroev.--A respectable Cerreepeedeat I. Wesfaetl .ay—.. Oar county is perfectly quiet, and aware Merely free from them evil-minded peewees who have letrupted the trampaillity of, sad spread seek calamities kr, the South of Ireland. ° . A 1 sh e so so N oma en srtioa few alsoder, which 119141114 an itacummew derma Mores., wee tried befits, Mr. Town► end mid 811040 Jury. It was broaght by Jobs Black, Eq. a merchant of that taws, ofsieel Richard Holmes, Seq. for merly Port Surveyor of Sligo, sad &fin a teal which Meted tiro days, there was a verdict for the Plaistiff-200f. &asses sod ed. dam COUNTY OP TIPPERARY; ITS ADDZINS TO IllailiQUU vecumstrir, AID D tXOeLLISCVII ANSWER. Is compliance with their Requisition, I Iserehy essoree • meeting of the Nibility, Gentry. Magistrates. and Free holder, of the Court, of TipperarT, to be held kr the I.r.pm , . therein sitessiotied, at she Couti.hosse ee Fiiday, the lbih day of Msreh Instant. J. HELY HUTCHINSON, High Serif. Kaocklofty, March I, s-sss Is poems/to of the above Requieitiee, at • most oomes gees sad znerp the tillowing Address be t he by 'Pod seceedsil by the %seem' Alealt •"" : 11W D, 11111. M ARQUIS WILLI MILT, t 2 liner NO eILII2II eV Isis linerMA ifirrtuarr east sees. ale 011111111411, equatese eir lIIIILAISS • Umm your Escrelleaogb mite•••1•17 , 11C-gber Wk. lied, '416 bighead lemeetset fogultsMs eflho Naffs Res. preumosies, we, hi. *Octal'. most dutiful sed loyal seleeles o the Nokilkty, Geary, Clergy, sod Prosholdent, if the County of T" , test it to he our howedse and gesiifyin" duty th u s to t o your Excellewcy, the bumble homage of our swore sad uneoneoes cosignitsladoes. Never, Since the sleeken of the two sister sakes he.. been ..tinned together, did there eight • crisis, so awful mid int/remise et the peewee sot to the future proupectiosely, bet almost to the very "'linkage of this part of the Vatted Kingdom—she law divested at asp of all its pissed i to ...twin—wed the terrors with which It was sceostenned to have bees armed, brand sod despieedS—asesseiastios and torture imskiog sight laideows—collite Titekece daring hp parade to open day—aid the eyes lad the ears of the Go. venting Purr, of sesseety, shut nuke the manifold grievances of a sufferiog popnlatios , became they had Asset to saNy forth se the rdreaws of their owe weep, sod had marked their savage footsteps in devestatioe sett blood. Voile, swell elreuntslaaces as these l emaill whilst she storm was ragtag with violeoce mid fury videxampled, the commas Father of all his People, was pleased-to mikes hi. belt Pilot for Ibis service of peculiar imports... lied exigeme7-.-ood hoe graciously placed the helm of the State is your Zacelleecy's esperieoced bead. Born for grass occaoloos, sod Inured to di&.shere and dangers during the long course of your Ex 'enemy's briniest areerr, your Excellency has mot And from what would appear a useful respoesibility to soy other Intel. Met but your ows—your Excelitocy did sot forget how, ersoler your greet creative geoine, our grail empire is the Rost had arrived at the maturity of its strength—how the rivalry of the sorrousding Pewees was rebuked sod extlo. tubbed—end • misshapen mass of materials, the mot contest. melted down sod consolidates' together by the coo. ciliation of coallictiog isteresis sad the irresistible &gem of the unaster-mind. These are the foundations upoe which your Excelleoces con6ding countrymen build their satteipetiose sf the hippy molt of year Excellency's Steseemen.lite labours is tits arduous task which boa bons throws upon you. In reorgssis. tag she polity of this dietrociod ementry, in all its impartial and most proseisest peas, your Excellency will become your. ▪ he spin sad this centre front which every State proceed log will lake Its totem. We shall have so Government by per petual dekgslion, wish an irresponsible had—but elite the sword of justice, sow uplifted to strike the guilty, shall be sheathed again, your Excillcisey's equal tribune on the troll. worthiness of r very loyal subject of the State, of whatever Men or description, will crease • spirit of reciprocal eon. Ildroottesnompt all mks sod degeer sod issued of cad swisg to beim It has unhappily hash, too hog, lb. point of iitraktivis sod deformieg blot is the eacuteheon of the United Kisgdoss, our rereented country will , from bessefeeward, be a master sisew is the smile's wag. JOHN HELY HVICHINSON, High Sheriff. Memel, March lb, ISM. WELL ES L EY. It le a great eateurarsienl to nar, solids/ the ardoose duties of sty "talkie, to receive ibis howler from so splendid as assemblage of meows, whose risk, properly, character sod public Derek**, entitle them to she highest eonsideralies: in the eeleein of our King and conatry. Deploring with you the dreadful *cotillion to which some Metrics, is Ireland have been reduced, by the cxersoro of lawless disobedience, I have been reluctantly co.epelkd to assort the authority of the law, by sears proportioned to the wipleres of the offeedors. The ristoratiott of order is a Ilene,* wbieb Involves all my cares sad lopes.—a blessing ever dear sad valuable, lot mow absolutely eleestial to the 'stereos and bappiovas of the people of treiasd, oboes rtooditisti esirld sot even be duly roasidered, to the tarbolesee amid cealasion of the calarnities by which we love been 'alleged. Your personal favour will ever be cherished in wiy ream brain. with sincere gratitude sad respectful affectioa. trust that 1 shaN norm disgrace your ►indness by any neglect of my datp—by suy fear of eaercidar sweetens, power—or by say daisies of erteadisg lb. aoiltority "easy statiuti ireyastri its jest links. W. A report is ha circulation among the monied in tere►t, that • Ofw lean as about to be raised by Austria, the amount or which is to be applied to the liquidatton, in pert, of her debt with Gnat Brits n.' , . stiniase he fliintoogreirmagaxi. TIM DAT. 1111841614 wain IL NOTICIII Mr. Leeeard—T. repeal Ad (1111 Ose. 3. 0.0) tee sere ribmorms s i dogoes Ilasisiees wad Assemblies; aloe, le oriel AO Gro. a pip. I) ter the were efeetust preseellee tad pastillas.; a Ileasplasieees sad &Maras Libels Dr. Pldlliessse--Tis dreed hp Marriage Aet. Mr. Vre—Te repeal Ad (1 and S Ger. 4.) esplatiederi.et the Rawer hadn't ee email, Sororities. ORDERS OF THE DAT. Supply—Repen t , 6 " 6 lSlanf C•liniiorsis lin—Fordo eseiMsestise of - 1 ... isieiverseGeseral Biti—Ceispittee. NOTICES OP NOTIONS. IS, Francis Ilerdeis..Adkees, to remit tbli rilesieder of Mr. Heat's isspriseweset. Mr. Waters—% preheat SIM.S Res rook foe ‘'ore fregeatt• pal delivery ,'NOttCLf OF MOTIONS. feed Anlrbolid Havallsee—Te take Woe eslisidwatiee I%i ihle sif ther.esuity Represeitatiee I. Seethed—(Te were liessludabs). N.. loneeed- e letleet Ceesisittee Se seaside, the Haters Dada of she ember o 1 Cases tried for the lest tee yew% by Middl ar cooper 'cle r k or m g Arm% le Sot Cosily COOS la esex. 'ORDER .1$ THE DAT. 11 W•f' 91 ireli Arxwealgaill—listased Reasita*. lreseeT. OHORIMI OF THE DAT. Tarsal Laws Aweeilesset hill—Brand Roadie*. Seetseary Fbeerediege Bill—Ferther Cousideraliels et Gleeful Trade hels—Comailtee thereupee. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. Mr. Wilaol—Trade with Canada. Mr. Clarks Calvart—DA to regulate the sale of Bread 1. the Metropolis. THE TURF. ......... ItIrMNG ROOM—Moss" 216acs $6. Daum. 14 to 1 ogee Illeloomotoo lb to I NM lAotloespo lb to I .ga Mystic le mo 1 ors litsooford I le 1 apt Illeley - IP I. 1 apt Wholebeee I lo I scot le se 1 apt =ls Amok. °MU. 11 to I opt Pootille I•s• 1 art Meteors • to 1 apt Cat 11 Co 1 apt Tippitywlidet. 7# i• 1 opt ltaulia 10 to I apt Swap 110 to 1 esti apt Ilacciacce 10 to 1 14 M 1 apt Ajax ` aod Illa ri socco was lakes apt Newhyl *ALTON CRAVEN MEETING. INTER COMPLIItt. roasser, MIMICS W. TM Crams Stakes of IS p. garb ; two-year alas as carry Set.; throe. SM. • hew. SM. Sib.; livo, 11b.; als, 9.1.191 b.; mid spe d, *IL TS. One mils =1 a wissnar. Lord Fltawilliam's eb. f tlrsels. by Censuses, 3 yre Mr Wale. br. e. Bergsma, hy Onions, 4 yra old Sir H. Nrltherpe's bl. f. by Coley, II yrs old Mr. Pox% b f. Lady Perm. by Smolesalln. 3 yrs old Mr. Chiniefoo's hl. f. Mindy, by Mr Malagigi,S yes 114 Mr. Arrastroag's b. e. Parinsaa. 3 yrs .14 Mr. 5i...,'. b. b. Little Soglasd, by Crowbars's, agod Sweepstakes of legs. oleit, rid= thrse year olds; poi M. Mb.; take, M. One .Be Sad • half, Si►l. Dynes b. e. Tristram filstsdy, by WAS Mr. Haworth% gr. e. by Camille*, out of issrples dam Mr. Stephenson's gr. c. Seartary, by Prime Whims, Mr. Bitindales b. e. Debossaire, by Contirs—abeftle I. Berms Stakes of nob, b. ft. risk, three-year old colts, Sa. 31b. • Silks% M. Otte elle tad • half. Mr 1. Hyst's ch. C. Lady Merl, by Amedis—Gadabout Mr. Woft's b. f. by Tramp. oaf of ilaadane Mr. T Sykees b. e. by Prime Miniater—csistii= Mr. Pelham's b. c. Bay Illertos, by Trump—Gabriel Co•ostel Croft's eh. f. by C 1..., dem by Paul Mr. .1. Perren's br. f. Irr Como% dam by Caber= The Members' Plate of Sat for bones. Ike. of all ages. Ihat sever won 100 p. at arty one rime; 3 year .14., 051. 1010 .; 4 year olds, pmts 31b.; I per olds. Set. 101 b.; b sod aged M. Marrs allowed 31b. and a arisen ol'ool. to carry Sib. 'int.—Two-mile beats. The banes, lie. I. Stair ages as in May. Mr. Kirby% b c. Now.nr•Nevor, 4 yrs old Sir II Nelthorpe's br. f. 4 yrs old Col. Liar's b. f. Ni. Poltava, 3 yrs old Mr. T. Sykes's b. c. by Prime Minister, 3 yrs old Mr. Cock% b. e. by Walton, 3 pa old Mr. Seed's A. roam b Woodlark, I yr. old Mr, Pox's eb. h. Peterborough, 4 yrs rod Mr. Hawortles p. e. by Camillus, 3 yrs old Mr. Pelham's b c. Bey Berns, by Tramp, 3 r . old Mr Merry's b. h. Little England, aged Mr Stephenson's b. f. by Vatic Sancho, 3 yrs old Mr. Bell's b. f. by Fits-Tesale. 4 yrs old Mr. R. Bower's b. f. Miss O'Neil, by Camillus, 3 yn old Mr. Mike's b. f. by Oreille, 3 yr. old W Zen tiDAY. Hasten' Stakes of 7 p. each, he horses, /re. set iherwegh. bred, that sever woo hefere she obey of sawing ; sad that have bees is at the death of roar fours, fro. the ttotb day of Oeiciber, 11111; four-year olds, 11s1. 41b.; yoor olds, 1 Ist. 10th.; six sad aged, 111 st. To be rode by Gestlessea. Two.wile heats. Mr. T. Sykes's p. b. Pouter, by Roowsley, aged Mr. R. Bower's b. g. Ceram', by Raise, 6 yrs old Laid Muenster's b. g. Waster, aged Mr. J. Gilletrt's b. to. Moroa, by Sportsmen. egad Mr. R. Gilbert's b. g Skipjsek, by Kite, aged Mr. Eii by 's cb. g. Thornton, by Sir Malsgigi s 6 yrs *ld Mr. Huley's hg. b. Rile*Bergaie spd Mr. J. Hall la • Soligr4ber , bet did sat epee. Motels for frCt p. b. ft. liit. each —Four Kr. J. Gilbert's be. W. by Wattle Moneaster's b. b. Wafter, by Jonas Omar, aged The Maids.. Plato of MIL far boron, kr. of all ages, that Merger woo that rakers is Plate, Mulch, or Soropstakre three. year olds, 7st.; fear per olds, est 41b.1 Ivo-year olds, st. 10Th.; sis.yrar olds sad aged, bat. Mares al. Maid are uik sad a ball sorb. The home, Re. to lake their ages as is My. Mr. Kirby's b. e. Now.or.Nevey, by Cirdioal York, 4 yrs old col. Kiser b. f. Mira Folford, 3 yrs old Mr. T. Sykos's b. e. by Prima Ministirr—Caen.. Mr. Cork's b. e. by Waller, S yrs old Mr. Foes eb. e. Peterborough, by Alaimo, 4 yrs old Mr. Dukes b. f. by Orvillr,ll yrs old 3 yrs old HURDLE RACE. O• Moed•y kit • rue, ill width three leap• at "sell were included, took place.ous Naha. Delo, by three MUM. tear gestletars, riding feeo•►ite hones; when F. Billie, Msg. who rude • mall grey aware, woo two' heats, I■ floe style, bestial Captair Validates►, oho reds his owe ebean•t, sell M►. Parry, who rode s hick borer beloogiss to Mr. Leigh..-Ceptaus Vasdalsor t►ea offered to rue sootier 'kat, N allowed to rude Mr. Leigh's horse ; whith belug ture.. tested, be beet Mr. &Mies mare, after • shoe rum, by s►eet • seek. A law company was es the frossui.aed were mouth delighted wish she sport. Noothere of the Palley were also present : Neat, Hickman, sod Davis befog objects of greet sitraetios. A min between two hopeful aloe►, ose froakiedsdaster, the other fee. k Philip's. tea eladei the day; is which more girttony them wine" was exhibited; es they (aught to !Quads before th-y were es. I ZISCOLIISIIIA 2SSi2lt PUMAS e. CIIOI.IIILIT. ' This action wan to tiy the . validity of the will'of Thomas Pitider, gim e. eiteepted. at Brortshy Wood Hall, near Brigg, on the 15th October, 1811. pre pared by Evan Foulkes, Ens. solicitor, of South ampton-4feet, Loaders (then M.P. for Stainforil), and witnessed flftlhit ;linkman, roil by Mr. Ben. Collingwood. of 111 ‘ erringlrem. pnd Mr. JolueLittle. of Scunthorpe, two re•pectabie farmers on Mr. Piodar's estate. ailed to for the porpoise. Mr. Pied., resided foe I fnany'years in lellfillef life 111 M og. dalehCellege. etaferd, oT which society he was a Follies. The large property which was the subject of this will, ionic to high from pt younger brother, instead of coining, as he had had reason to expect. from an uncle. Mr. 'Pantie iris of sat ancient family, and conceived himself toll* connected with the pedigree of 'Lord Beatichailip, who.e flintily name, Ligon. had formerly been l'indar. At ()li ked he took much interest in tracing tine •coonec lion, and cultivated the actiusininsice of the pre sent Lord Beauchemp (then Mr. 'Lygoti) and hie younger brother, the present Plaintiff, who were members of the University. From the year 111104 'there was a succession of intercourse between the lamilie4. Mr. 'Pinder had for many years formed a connekion with a Mrs. Smith, 'Cs house ' 'keeper. Which contiheed until his death, used 'by his several wills she was to be considerably benefited afterwards. It was adMitted by the Counsel on both sides to be mainly 'from a dis ' appeiatraeat which this pentbn etperienced after Mr. Piodar's death, that the present actiou pro ceeded. A will was prepared by the late My. Hutton, of Gate Burton, end eitecuted on the td April, 1810, giving the estates in tall male to the Hon. John Lygon, the present Plaintiff, with ul. timste limitation to the testator's soiree, Lady Cholturley. Within one month after that time, however, another will wets made, in favour of Sir Montague Cholmeley's family, and excluding Mr. Lygon ; and two codicils to this will gave several estates for life to Mrs. Smith. Mr. Hutton also prepared this will. On the 15th October. 1811, Mr. Pinder Cann back to hie miginal purpose of benefiting Mr. Lygou; and Mr. Foulkes was celled down to Breathy Hell to prepare a sui.able will. By this, Mrs. Smith was seemingly bene died more than before; but after Mr. Pinder's death, it turned out that there was ao clause in this last will charging the teetator's real estates with the payment of his debts, which there haul been is the will by which Sir Montague Cholme ley's family were benefited : Mrs. Smith's life in terest, therefore, being chargeable with the payment of those debts, was not so beneficial as wader that former will; hence great irritation arose, and that lady. after a quarrel with Mr. Lygon, gave up to , Sir Moutagne Cholmeley ell the letters which hr ;Mr. Lygoti) had written to her in a coriespendeoce of two years, commixing a few cloys after the eze canoe of the will of October 1811. The letters were reed in evidence, and Mr. Balguy, for the De• feudant, heisted thut, coupled with the evidence of witnesses (servants, a barber from Brigg, and others) whom he called to speak to Mr. Piodar's miserable state of imbecility, they clearly proved the will tte have been executed through asenagensent, and that Mr. Pinder himself was a complete nonentity. Mr. Justice BLIT, in ationsiog up to the Jury. remarked upon the singular feature in the ere be fore him, in which a party was attempting to prove a conspiracy by the assistance of one of the conspi- Faure. The question of the validity of tie will rested almost entirely upon the credit they gave to Mr. Foulkes; for if they were of opinion that the testator was of an unsound mind, they must consi der that gentleman's evidence as a string of infi nities perjuries. It had been raid in the course of the proceedings, that in order to carry into effect such a conspiracy us had been charged upon the Plaintiff, nothing more was necessary than to find an erifel solicitor of goat character. It did not become hiss. to say in that place what was his own optnioa and personal knowledge of Mr. Foulkes, but he could not help observin_g that in his opinion there were few things more difficult then to find a person answering such a description —one who should have arrived at Mr. Foulkes' period of life, with high reputation for integrity, without iu the least deserving it. At the same time he could not but regret it as an act of great impru dence on the pert of the Plaintiff to select a pee s es so intimately connected with himself as Mr. Foulkes was, for a purpose of such great delicacy as the making the will. (Mr. Foulkes had been for many year. the attorn e y for Lord Beauchsmp's family.) For the same reasons it was to be wished that some of the Pleintiff's letters which had been read in evidence. had been written by any one else: still he did not think that ' the Defeudent had proved much by their produc tion, as it was to be expected that, :tending in the relation in which the Plaintiff stood to the testator, he would take great interest in the property which he expected soon topessees. With respect it the as signment of same heeds ler money lent, latch hod' been urged man iiistenet of the Plaintiff's knowledge of the testator's incapacity to teamed business, inas much as a fresh bond for the whole would have been the more natural course—it was for the Jury to say what force shonldbe given to that objection; but there was one light in which that transaction might he viewed, and which he was rather surprised had not occurred to the acute mind of his learned knottier , Vaughan:—ought it not be politic in the to avoid the risk of irritating a capricious old man, whose heir he expected to be, by demanding a fresh bond of him, when • an assignment would be equally valid ? The Defendant had cestaikly isbliatted a very strong case of the testator's bodily imbecility and great mental aberrations, but it would be for them to decide hew far all those state ' merits might be reconcileable with perfect sanity a t other limes; whether a powerful exciteruesit might not enable him to rouse up his faculties suf ficiently to execute so important an matrumeut.— The depositions of Little and Colhogwood, made in Doctors' Commove before the death of those two witnesses to the will, might lead to such an infe rence, end there seemed no reason to doubt their ve racity. And here it was much to be iegretted that the Defeodant had nut brought this case to an issue while those te• persons were alive; they lied bolls of them died at ass advanced age, end every year might reasonably have been expected , to be their lass. From the saute cause they had also lost the Important evi enee of the niedMilliTendasix-7 h great regard of the testator for Mr.tygeo iy worthy of coneideratfon. 'Prow a perusesl of th r letters. teen in throe addiased to Lord Besnelults, it was evisfent that has brother {the Pleintif) p i e d by fir the linker share ils the Orriter's thougits. He /lustier Bevil. doisisted hot that the Jory would give itue consideration to all the *tits of the c and it would be borne its Wad by tittle of Wm ge m impOrtstice the law coMidetecl that Most gelatin Get of o num% life. his Isla will end trlstament- 4 6 t great precautions had been considered neceisery to enure its validity=-that proper witnesse s here .„ joined to ott ned . its mention, who wo u ld be eta *bled to judge the ',fate in which the testator might be es to thesi!feeithies of his mind and free, dons front restraint 'Or coercion of any kind. JII theie circumstbsices shehld be well considered be. Pure the Jury - Curet aside so important 1114 'sacred au iusiruniesit ; and he did not doubt, be their deei. sion what it would, thitt it would be guided by jos. tice and linpartislity. When his I,otchliip nod concluded his Radler, by which he was much exhausted, the Jury with , drew, takiug the two wills with t h em , sod returned ip bout hell an hour. with a verdict f or I N Plaintiff, Mr. Pinder (who had 'open th at name is pursuance of the directions of the Meister, u a coo. ditiou of succeeding to the estate.) thereby establish. log the will of the iSch Octo'ber. 1811. The cause listed horn nine o'clock on Wednes day morning, till about half-past fire on Thurs day ifteruooa. MARKETS. 'COIN EXCHANGE, Mornay , Mattis IL We had a good supply wf What flesh lilt this await./ frogs Eliot% and Kest, besides a huge igasatity which re. omitted river front firmer arrivals, which met heavy sale, except superfine picked samples, *bids *Noised Nasibif. prices, but Al other disruptions are fall Is. per (pone, ismer. We had • liberal arrienl of Barley to-day from Suf folk, hat the demand brim; slack, she sales were heasy st decline of le. per qoartee. The Oat snide wee dull, a.. 1 rasher lower, eaa far the lent qualities. la Seams sad Pease no alseralsos. CIORRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Real &Emelt 32a Ws Grey Pease ?ls 24s Suffolk.... its 3 Small Bess* ...231 22s ---s— Norfolk .... tles eis Tick ditto ....„ ~.1M 21s Rye 204 Iles Om% Potato . .. Us Re Barley lea klis Pohlad Oats llla Rs Knit 424 aes Feed Oats .........11s les White Paw 22* 22s Finer, per sack ... .41s 20. Boilers 27s U. Rape geed, per 1a5t..321 341 ---- - -- IMPORTATION Eaglith Wheat, 10,4041; I Oats, 14,333; Rye 104; 114 Irish Oats, 7to.—.Baglish Pla Is LAST Waal. &irk''. VW ; Mak Cm ; leans, 3,015; Mare, 1,107. mar, 6,489 Nets. GUILDFORD, Mattes RI. Wisest, per load 0141 dines Ol ill to ei Os Oats, per quarter CI 154 to 11 bo Harley, per quarter Ol 16s to 11 S's Boar. per quarter ..... Grey Pease, per quarter 1 / Its to 11 1 Rye, per quarter ..... .... 01 Os to II Os SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, MumlL We were abuischnitly supplied with all of cattle this eventing, sod it was with difficulty that it. Priest were obtained; higher prices were eelled is the early pad of the iseesius, bat the butchers weld wat sob. /it le That: the isferior meat was wasaloablit. isikalsor. sad Clever, an et our quotations of Mwtlaplal. 117te hewing l• • correct etateetetst of the peisesse‘issiese:— To sish the offal per stows et Sib. Baef••••11e. 04. Sw 3.. 104. Hand of Cattle Allude,: llethee.le. Od. So 3.. Sd. Beasts SAW Ifeal••••St Od. less. dd. Sheep . Pert ....St. 0.1 sr 3s. 44. Cat M till Lenb...4le. 04. to Os. 04. t Pigs NEWGATS AND LEADENHALL mAiumn. (By Owe Carcass.) Beef ..... is Od No is 04 Veal .... is Od is is 04 Idolise.. Is ld I* is 04 I Park .... is 4d se 44 4d OF HA R. )am ns. Hay 31 3. Od to 41 •+ 0.1 11(raw 117 e Od I. II 19. Od Clover 31 Ss Od to 41 Si Od PRICE OF HI ■sw POCK ICTII gest os to 5/ Os Sorel( ..41 14. to 31 101 1E55ex....21 lee to 4/ Is Farnham', Atte, it. to 101. ,Y AND STRAW. W N IT saviest. Hay.... 3! 10* Od to 41 41. 04 Clover.. 41 Os 1114 100 es 04 Soar.. It Ils Oil Is 111116 Od lops, per Cwt. saw sass. Kest ... V IS. ta 4115. Sawicz . .... 21 St to St Si Essex .... SI IN Is 41 Oa p.—Secoada. 41. Oa to 71. 7. PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Pries of Goodies, per dozen, Se Sd—Monldsllll W. Ad. per dozen allowed for ready nosey. PRICE or RAY PAT, per atone of elb. Price by Tallow (as staled by the Tallow Mellen) S.. 70. I PRICE OF POTATOES, front MARCR II to hfuncael. Quebec Shasta and Outobles, from 40s to SO; per ton. Ckampioss from Marsh Quebec/ and Shags, from 7os. to 704 Marsh Champion; from Bos. to &Ss. ReJ Potatoes, from Yorkshire Kidneys •1 Scotch Potatoes, from COAL MARKET, MARCH 15. Ships at Markel. Sbips Sold. Price. Obi NCHCOSIIe 'II 27 Semler lood Scotch Coal 1 Stein Coal 1 Cisders PRICE OP STOKES YEITERDAY. 3 per Cent. Coos. 110 it I Ex. 8i11........... I 3 5 per Ct. N. An.. 1031. I Coos. for Acc... 03011 1 A India 80ud5...... 43 45 I BIRTHS. At Naha, ea the Slat of January, the Lady of Tree-A4- antral Sir Graham Moore, K C. B, of a son sad ►eir. Oa the 23d lass. at Kiss's Terrace, Portsmouth, t►e Lady of Caps. Burly, Royal Aril!lvry, or a rua. On St. Patrick's Day, at Ashfield, county of Cork, t►e Lady a Thomas F. Uriacke, Euq. late u( the Ride Brigade, of a SOP. At Floreace, on the ith of February, t►e Lady of Clarks Thellssma, Esq, of a sou. DEATHS. "Ale'fist Tistern, ene•tyot Weiford, Thee. Words Elli• At Bfighloo, so she 13th lassoes, Ihriarst, possdeA dasghtte sf Joseph Mee, Esq. of Upper Ilestelerstseelt Leedom. Os she 16th imam', as his house, Castle Neer, Rochdale, is kis hist pear, dohs Walsealey, Esq. law Ries Sheriff ist Ilse Comity of Learsoler. HIGH WATER At LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. natelasi • after 4. I &mass 1$ after 4. Primed as/ Pub Embed et TEE BEMIS ►Rpt 'ad THE MOSE f/Ser. Nit.'lll7, &nod, by C. CORM• WELL, of lb. *trawl. . .ill