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Spring, the first witness,.,had lived in the scryke 9i- tient. Gilfard's father : he knew him ihe,lasr tints he saw ni p living. was_ "a few d«) s before the r :hellion; at. Limeriele„froni 'whence he knew, liat to have set out 'in 'the Mail Coach for Da: wig, esa -afterwards ,ntered Kildare with Duirs army, where be found the body of . Gitfird covered with wounds, in a. garden beionging to one Rankin : he had on the same clothes- as when he left - Limerick, a blue, coat and blue pantaloons. , John Cassidy, Esq. proved that on the- night of the 23d of May, the Limerick Mail Coach arrived in Monasterevan with one passenger, a -}young man in a blue coat and pantaloons; that he endeavoured • to persnade him from proceeding,. as the Rebels had possession of Kildare; but that 7 the passenger de , dared his business .to Dublin to be extremely ur gent, and that he had no,apprehension.of any dan ger. Witness afterwards heard that the passenger was"-Lieut. Giffard. • The cross-examination of Mr. Cassidy went to - prove that the whole Country was in a state of surreCtion. • -William Robbins, the Mail Coach Guard, proved that the coach went from Monasterevan to Kildare - with hut one passenger, a young man in a blue coat and pantaloons , that on entering Kildare, witness heard a violent shotiting, anti the cOach•was' instant . - ' ly stopped by a Multitude of armed Rebels, who opened-the door and took out the passenger, whom they carried forward into the town ; that a party seized the witness; whofeigned himself lame, and of course staid behind the main body. • -He - said, that on . stopping the coach the -Rebels' said that any One' that - would not go 'with them,: they would il,aug him, and that in a few minutes one of the first party retunned towards the witness and those who were escorting him, , and asked witness he know the gentleman who was in the coach to which witness replied in the negative:. • "Whoever he was," replied the Rebel, ". he is no more ; he \anted so get from us, but we downed -him in Da_ yid .Rankin's garden." This - witriesi was also cross-examined as to the appearance of war exhi - _ bitei by the Rebels. Doicas Rice swore, that on the 23d of May her husband and-soute others of the town's pep ple having been left by General Wilford :(when he, retired from Kildare), in care of the military baggage, she : , aw the prisoner Ilogarty break Open with a sledge hammer . the door of 'the house in which the baggage was depoSited ; she also saw him' rob, a Mr, Cooper of a 'blun'der , bus's,; -this was in the day time : towards night, being alarmed for her own safety (being a Protes. tant), she shut herself up in her house-with her children, but shortly after hearing the Rebels burst. ing open' the door, and crying out for the Orange hitch, she escaped hastily through a back window, til.ag&riaig ',her children out with her ; and having hid the children in. a neighbouring-garden behind a, co'w and some pigs that lay tinder a shed, she crept over a wall Ad under a gateway, where lying close 'to the ground, sh - e heard the Rebels shouting and rejoicing that the Limerick Coach was Come. The anoon shone very bright, and by its light she - saw Bogarty'the prisoner advanced before the rest of the Rebels, with "a gim or blunderbuss in "his hand, and shouting to " the bays," to cone on i —they had at this tone the coach in their possession. 'ln some time after she saw Hogarty,• and' other Regis whom she did not knoW, opening the Mail bags,. and - scattering the letters about, near the garden where, she and her children were lying. With respen to pilmore l she Could , only say, that in a conversation she had with him last summer about the Rebellion, he had told' her, he was Abe Jerson who took-Mr. Giffard out of the-coach ; that ae waiked•with him up the town of Kildare to Ran. kin's door, when a blunderbuss was fired at him, upon- which he' (Gilmore) let hiro go. The cross-examination'of this witness was very long, and . .was designed to impeach' her credit, by producing some- iriconsistency in her evidence. She saidshe had known Hogarty long, as an inhabitant • of Kildare, and that she distinguished him partici!. fatly from the other Rebels by his marching at some ' distance in fr6nt of them.. • Mr. , H. 'Gifford froved, that his brother Lieut. 'Gifford, ,was under peremptory orders to join at Chatham; he was a 'Lieutenant ,in the Sad Reg-i. • /Tient ; that tyitness expetted him in' Dublin by the Mail Coach from LittieriCk, as, of the Morning of the z4th of May, bat that he 'lever . arrived. He also swore that the.-information giaen,lto: him' by Mrs. Rice at Mottasterevan in September last, Was the same, which she had- then `sworn upon the table. Messrs.' M‘Nally -and lam]; on'behalf Of the Prisoners„ argth..4, that the offenee, if Proved, was pardoned by the. AEI of Amnesty, which extends the Royal Mercy to all crimes but-voluntary and deliberate murders. This trans;tEion, dreadful and savage as it was, took pike in the heat of war ; no previous malice or deliberation appeared. The first objet} of War .was to kill ; the second to make prisoners; and thus: to redece the number of the enemies. This was the killing ofan enemy, one of the King's Officers, and - dircetly within `the oPera., lion of that warfare, which, as a necessary conse'- cuence of the Rebellion, His Majesty had been mercifully pleased to pardon. • iThe Counsel for the Crown hving about to reply, -Norbury said, that he had . heard the 'Learned PR rck Q. y EsTx. Rank Stock VtrY 5 per Cent.,97 - Zililii 5 per Cent. 1 7979 95it I ri.ift s per Cent. shut 411.er Cent: Con. 79,i 9 3 iies Cent. Red. 604 60i verCeut. Cott. 6ti tip ):tto Scrip Rank Long . A r,n. t 8 9-z6} short Ann. ji Ditio • • SNIP 'NErf c. YARMOUTH, A Da! 1. 19. Arriverl,--the•Friendshiii, Roberts, •froin Cork ; Constant T64er, Plooint;th Proyn4cpcc ' ThQobabi.; Phrpni.N, Par tric4;e ; Nantiitts,..Thrift, anaSarnuel, E*6; frfAn Lin den. „ Sailed—the Dailey, to hull; and Anna Helena, FAusen, to Leith - , - GRAVEST.ND, /I.PRIt. - 19. • . Passed by—the Aston Smith, Robert;,_ from Waterford; avid Ptincessa,. Lee 4. from Smyrna. • . • •• Sailed—the Co trier, Walia-r, for Mridira ; Miner, i Spring, far New New Bruriswi , :k ; StVOni, for Wa terford; Swift. —, for. Boston ; Isabella, Hughes, tier Halifax ; F.11;!•40. .P.acket, Peti;Lort, and Cleopitra, for STOCA . S, (DAY. 4 Luria Stock Ditto Bonds s. clis. Exchequer Bills •s. dis: New ditto Lottery 'rickets Omnittin tai tok Inwer. 3 per Cent. Nitro Ann.. Dank rot- Account. sitlia for May • e..ns. • for May '6llll This Day was published, price as '' ISHER's GRAMMAR IMPROVED, with Exercises of Bad English . ; . *.or, an easy Guide to Speak ing and Writill . g, the English Language properly and correaly, independent of any'other Language. The above Gratnmar has been revised and corrected agreea bly to the progressive Improvements whic.h lurve-bt.vnintro duced into the. Language, By a near Relation of the late A. FISHER. Th.: many very •laree Editions which have been printed, and the :1 - I;.:7clLiir.g, denta.nd for the ahove Gra mmar , are most incontv3table p;orti's Orits merit. r Ne t j•St, IC 11 I) 11.1. .1 Printed by S. Hodgson, for C . G. and I.' Robinson, Paternoster-row ; and J. nivarlan. Poultryi• London. 'DROPSY.- R..IAJX - MOORF of Southamptonlbultdings, - M liotborn, London, (late Surgeon at trxbridke), think-; it.necesiary tdacquain:. die.Pnblie, that he continues to--al tend I'atientsinthe:Dll FER ENT S.P CI of this Diior der, both in 71.7.0vn and Country. No. Letters, unless post-paid, will b attended to. N. B. See bisAddross to HydrO;lic Patients. third Edition. with additional Cales anu;:xcd. Sold by L-ligh!ey and , No. 32.. Fleet - -stteet, LonciOu. • W lEN- P.rofessional Me n : of flucatton deiiate front -th?..• general. System by the seleaion of a peculiar. branch, th,.." sanztion of long clii tinued sueeess is the best criterion otsuperiority. night years hate I devoted my pr-.4eilce to the exclusive tmittnent of Three Disord...'r3, .tud the successful •restilt of my plan gives ine additional ardor to oppose, - as „far as I am able, the ravages of thritie Co!niitaintl which are the frost important lit the Catafogue or illnuari intirrnities„ . • After initiation into every • Branch', as an Arrnfitrgecai, I -titruted a wish at au early period ot • lirtetic; to fescue in:; divirlitals from' the igniii•attec of tuwdtuated. men, or the, equalfy dangorotts.pre.:ipitancY of y.c.ner;ll -- f i ratlitiontrrs. The Three Disorders, to the _Cl:re p t which I have •de voted ray attentiOn;cornptitie every et' 'V EN E.. ' It. AL 2Z•ZIECTI9.N, whether 01 . a „or long do, ration:sadly, Ail kinds of de )flit:', froiTi the habits of school. boy's, ur the !ncitiik . ence:i of maturz age: And, laiuly, that dt.rangeincut tit the system in wo men which is called BARR t ISS, or srEIkILITY. 14timeroqq Disuses are the re flit cF i , :horath:p 7 of .piste in the treatment . of a simple (;onntratiii: . frequently bai:pns that the seeds of Life arc ruQilediay the indiscretion . -an ungtorded-liiiur.---Try a surieritinte.: thud such Complaints Arc, iusity..etire4 3 and, even where' others have failed, I trust thitt may presum; to offer a radical re=establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, coinpared with the eiiimilitous situations of Men, who,.tiorn au . indulgence in a. solitary , vice, or the 1, - ovalent, gaieties cf a ftsbioniible Fite, acquire that state u: Debility, which, is the iinavoiliialote consequence of such pernicious liabitzi. W Item the unhappy isnlrerer broods over .his misery .but carefully ccnceals his misfortune, it may be some conso lation tbr hint to know, that although it be an übeet - of •cloubt or uncertainty with other Pracliiioner:;, the. removal of these Deficierieies'by the gradual progress of Renova titan, is the acqiiireinent of my hxuerience. 11 the:, rites of hacehus or Venus haver began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety. will be ptevetted by /13 early Cqutiterac. Lion of this languid State; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occe>ir- • But where this Deficiency has fors ears existed, a proper perseverance, is indispcnsiblv bermg Sparks of Lif e , a n d r o 're-animate the ConVtutiou. NIA R4l D - WOMEN, who have, long been disappointed in their expeelat ions of a Family, may be assured, that in most instances, such defe&S are turable . by Volical skill. • The so,:resy Which is so essential to my uritieriakillg+ and the qualifications which 1. havepiesurned to state, form the basis or my 'pretensions, coincidence with, ;:och this intimation is given, that Mr. IL may - be copsulteci personally, or by Letters. (inclosing a small Nate), at his 'louse, No. 19, Arundel street Strand, near Temple Bar, ficr There is an addi t i o n a l Entrance in Water-street, adjoining, and the - Name is On both the doors. hi 13—. m,..iber of the Royal College of Surgeons; LON ilt /t 4 hv AN m,11 . 1 Li AN, (ot t ovejr- Carce ; and by Witi.24l6: - Anwil c; SCR :r.ts (of tiori Ordrri to r t h e P a p rr , L itters t o t _ t h e Ed ; t::1 - ) Pest-, . At the S trx-QE F, k:to• z, Strami ; where ildverkreour:th - 1 °Alt rA,NIXASII .TO G SQI-1) BY AUCTION,: By MECGY and CHALK, the 2;thiXij•ofApril,'-iSe'r, at the AVI .;; r ...ltivooi, Essex, at Three oClock in tl n; in live Lots, fisic OAK and. 4 .si-i - ,71i411t* Ti? o,sS', as 'thi!!,t stand lTO) the OccepatioworMissD.lvisl dt Silenlield, Brentwooti 'aforesaid. . Conditions will be produced at the 'tulle of Sale. . . . . . -- yr MI DOLE TO NI, Bl ab-'-Lead - Lead Pe N r P( ck(!f-hitsk Maker; - to the i fi.ing and Prince No. 162, Stratict, - Tagt le-stroctf, .and at No. 45, - . Strand, opposite -Cathe.-..' .treet, respeclAilly .beg 4 leaw to reConimend to OA nis I.;lack Lead Pencils,: Whose suFprior .:::ce 11.1 ; 1 b for heat - fluty yeau universally a.k;nowledged . ; l'encris-tor. 'Ontwjrtg in-Colour4 of a. late. I . 4,,Venti on i, hich far surpass every ate kind before .1.;n6 w ,"..... , I)::.wi:kg.-„ by way of specimens, may be 'scent. Thcrara ..oleSale and Retail, with an allowance to the Trade; to Artists-, and tilf-X;C who,talte a quantity. A complete A skirfineht of Travdlling, Writing:, and Dres sing -CasZ:. - Gentlemen's Pocket Commodes, containing every Article/ for Shoving and Dressing.- ' Portable, Writing • and .Dresing Desks. and Boxes in Ma , hpgany, Satt;it Wood, Morocco leather, Writing Paper, 4tra tine •cut large Pens; fine Irish aj Dutch . Seating . Wax, and all kinds of Sutionary. l'ortabltt and Counting-House Letter Copying Machines. *.W These Machines, by which Writing may be exrdi. tiously, and clearly copied, are brought by N. Mt orne Ton. , • to the utmost pertection, and earryebed in a Kihogany Case.' (whieh.ferms a complete Dell:;, sonio so small, as to be or the ) .greatest convenience to those %Om 'Travel ; others of is size and town, to answer the pairposes of a complete Seem.. BY -MS MAJESan"s ROYAL. LETTERS thATF.:\:T. MEDICAL FACTSonVENEREA.I.COMPLAI"S• N1 -ANY Persons that ha'. e imagined themselves. I: to be cured of the Vcnereal Complaint, have had tbe misfortune to.tteak out Six or seirett years afterwards. •X. ! proof ha ppcnal ip my piadice the other day 2—A Geatleinaa vas alltiCkd - Witlethe:sarite ,CoMplaint, and cured, as thotight, by ':he . advice and prescription- of an cotinvnt. Surge On. He 'afterwards entered on the state of Alatri. tnony, four inaths after which he caught a -violent cold' , incoming out of - the •Plv-house, that terminated in Snre Throat. At' this crists Was in u and at e v,kirg hint the necessary questions ' actitiainiLd him i at it procce.led from, old Venal - ea/ Conylaint, hitt which* • tie soul not believe. He. tnen m. the assistance of s o ul ! Apothecaries; who trcate(k hit complaint ass - a Lecs.:l:- . mots sore Throat; until he became so bad that ,he •-• • compellcd to apply to Dr. Vaughan, who cor 'laud •iu rite truth of what I had-wid• him, but ton r; , ,, : ovory ; • the I . 4unorcal Complaint :hitvirit tan rt l arlus,throat ana..nose, the ravages o! wlti bestoppal durin' his life, so that he fell a • gl obstinacy. - Versos, therefore,• should be t i o "ni in cradieat!ng the above complaint, thart. is nothing more heneticial•than the Botanical • is, a. certain, remedy, .without subjettisig.faiasil dangers that atte.ni:l a Course of Mercury A Naval Captain in•the India service, duritig_ a was afflicted' t Lues Yenerea, heccintm ; the Complaint, inconsequence. limbs, !md the ulcers it occasioned c,:tposed view • *.try recommendation of a Cap rai n G eor g e , applied to Dodor BroCiurn, and in tame urinttis • but tieing apprehensive of 'a return, as. he was obliged to sail for India, he took with him a do; his Syrup, .from which he has exile, salutary (treas. The But:mica' Syrup, , and Restorative Nervous be had- at the . Detlor's Ilouse, N. 9, Albion doorLfrorn the Leverian Museum, Surrey Side of bridge, in bottles at 11. 2.5.• 11S . . 6d. and ss.- sd. (, - eluded): also. of W. Bulgin, Printer and Bookseller, at lns Medicinal Warehouse, No. 3, Wine-street, who has received a large and fresh Supply ' • Thompson, and Mills, Castle street ,• Broivne, To4ey ; C. Routh, Bridge-street; Rect‘ and Sheppard, Bristol ; Meyler, - and Cruttwell, B.:th ;' Messrs. Goaday,' Sherbos'ne; -Mr. Ralkes, Gloucester; Mr. Tyinbs, Worcester ; Mr.' 'frewman, E xetcr ; Swinney , ; SpilSbury and .Co. -Matv-strett, Dublin ; and by. all Printers, Bookseller's, and Venders of Medicines in dui three c; - ;..inriorns. Brodurn's Guide. to Old Age, or AElvide' to both Sexes k to obtain a radical rind 1-srinanent Cure to,: those Aecrtt infirmi- - tics of Nature, wilier) . delicacy often- tbrbirts ro disclOso eves* to their Relatives ; .with a Treatise on fernale4. 3 is 6l l:4; Nervous, Hypochondriac and Consumptive CornpLiints Tp - which is added, Athice . to Bath and Hotrell Bathers, It is , partieularly recommended to Seafaring Men. A zzs. Bottle contains equal to five small one S.. Letters, stating Patients Cases, wi t h t he Doctor's usual Fee of a uinea, will he strictly attended 'to.. t will be n ecessar y t h e D o ct or s h ou ld se e suc h P at i ents* . are afilided with Deafness or Loso Of sight, their Cases by Letter, or•Pari.:el, t, the Do ct or - . post or carriage paid) wc.li his usual Fie...-. The Ivlalicines - Jnay he had CAW,' VFNERF.A BLINDNEA &c. Air. Tiontkr.,TAvi.ng, Survot), Nu. 9 , N ew Bridge -street; Loll( DEA*. • 4 ' • s I Kith the- most hcartfi.lit .satisfaaion that Z. • on the incompgable exceelica; , of your ht.' LEAK E's P 'l' I 1"; LS. In tho Spring - at r I had the. inistortune tii coniradt a Verse.„; • re - 41 , C0u1i.1 dm, au : Aided yvith the most al•irming sl . : insonn..eh, tha.: 1 hyvc• been confine* ' • 111 Y roonit for-a rrhole Iveek ' aged ft_ l ‘ o , l , 4 e to. 5 - 1 out of ; I had no rest flint nor day, itUtt sell n'rcle ,- ini mi s t! exkrucuting ,pain a.id, torment, :al. what was :stilt woi.se,,: ins- ,!‘ ,!rew• weak and dint, :;o that I eirdlti•rearce . ths•c eQ . any e-oju.t, if ever s o close t? me, ;:•tj ex P"'' :1 " 1 " ; "" 1 les * than-the total .loss .of my-sik:ht,-,—gront a stout, healthy. •ar.(i rather (.;urpuleat rx. I -cape a wet. shdow, ;.w art object apt) add cot passion. /sir friends hid all g ilch lue over, ante thou.4litiny recovery irn, - Ossible., In this dreadf u l state and expeding ever . / to be my last in thi s worth, I . was tintunately re,.;oftuncoded by t neighbour Ro• try your Meilcine; but hAving tried all medical 'altl puu . -pos e , at at I.A;ing at :in enormous eNpence, it was,:'•Jriii.: tisilQ belore I could be prevailed op to -take Ahem - at I.lst I sent ti•:r six baxe!,',' 401 lib ore 1 lid t:o:en them alt, I found si(..!ra,ute .tuy decre7:.seel,'acainy'ebei'', gr.:w better, and, to the great stn - prtze:;altt asluAitlh meat ail in\ friend's (after tht,e, stazglit peffectiv r...,:tere.,!; ;rod I aupterr • . (thanks_ to in;' Got: and your invaluaJle ;trier and hcarry as ever I was iii lie. Doti are at -foil .libert;a 'to piihli::ll in any manner vox think.: prosier. for the heni.:tit sec iety ai • *kvltiCh I should - kiveseii.t.Yo3l : vwx, !) , t .:: , skartuiPi • relapse: .I•rernain :Wirrt'lttelitalost gratitucle, Dear your bumble•&4Vatit, lc. L. LEI CH. l Ifirminoam, Nov. t, • 179 9 . : , • The atio,c. Mc:lit:me is earrily recommended to .311 l'e:sonS that are in - ailyl4dubt of Theiflityt- entirely tree of :very VenerealAfketion, partiool;iill to ifiose . about alter.. nig their cot4ition in lire, as it. cc:utility ; eratlicai - e every taint of that ;tar n% ) of tuna-ever' lt'it standing, or howeve: disguised ura4er - the apptarancl,-* of other disordets • it may be; rot Scorbutic; G USK:War,. and Cutaneous Coin. plaints,. it is also ;;Nomnientied to L t: taken, 551 ) c , ;. 1 . 311 Y in ther ra Srfpramgl Summar, -and Fall sold by the sole PrOprietor, MAAS TAY% LOB, it'lernber of the Corporation pt. Surveons, London, at his. HouSe, No. IN New,Midge-street ; where he will give Advi e e, without a tie. to persons. taking - these Pills,- art; will apswer Patients' Letters, if pest-paid, on the saint? • terms, ()Warming in ail cases the most inviolable sekr4y, no, Patient's name or caw having been mentioned, hut at their own p4tlCULit request, by the Proprietor, during the course' of more than 35,years, that he h;ls had Abe concluding_ o .an e xtensive slle . Of the above.. Medicinc . ,.and the 17raili f co arising therefrom. erlu z y are also. sold- by his a'epointment, at the Ter. - furnerq . , go. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall; Mr, Ro. bert To-y-shop, No: 103, -Oxford-street ; Mr. 'Steel's; . No. .1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; and. by one. Per. sail in every eort.iia.erp.ble Town in • England, &c. in boxei • - reetions, whcatby l'ersons . ot either - Sex may cure them.. ofanly. 2S. yd. each Sealed up,' with toll and plain se lves with case and seertsey. N. 'b.- Each Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stanip, -on which, by favour of the Counnissioners . is printed at theStamp-Office--" T.. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street," --to imitate which is Felony , , a nd all other a re counterfeit. •=11;7111411111111411 4 41 • • Thite MIA , 4 {; the After. ! ! : ... .. EIGHT on a fiann, thin a mile ................_, flcil zna of Walts;, , opposite ; r, rsti,-- that lie 'wls, !onrirrr.ed hint n late for ilia atei► aAitly a !iclt,coulil net , iaillice to-hil tiemely c.att."! R which therm i lyrtl), which . i tents to 'those a long period, ,_.l ntrade when. 2 e, tell into hid' the hones to . f •, of Hull, he t; was restoreeli,-: inmaliateir : Izert.llottles of • 'erienced theit' as Co.rzlitli, to kstreet, scrtia f Black friat. — • d. (Duty in. ' i DUBLIN, krrAL 14.. . - AT ICildare*Assizei, Martin I-logarty anti Peter .were 'indieted for having been present mid; % and aberting_the murder or Lieutenant Wit_ listn Giffarcl, at 'Kildare,` on. the z+th of May, 1791. E , Tinasse, in a short and forcible address, stared tit t: tads of this barbarous and unprovoked • mu.:Lier.to the Jury. Het - wind it necessary to do in:orderto enable them to_Tursue the • proof, which from the - na n' 'lie c4se, it would be necessary for them to :i~~ .1. 7- ... Gentlemr,a on behalf of the Prisoners, because he - elt it his -duty to 'glee Rt4seiners every ad vantage. which the Law allowedl but he . could not to a moment adtnit either the principles. they ma urged of -their exposition of the Law. He denied that the first ob'JeCt of War was to kill. .The first * objeCt of War, amongst Civiliz ed Nations, was conquest ; and it was -the duty of every General who-land a trace of -humanity in his mind, to accompliSh his ton-quest :with the least ,possibie . de'StruCtion .even of _his enemies. \\ ith respeEt to the Aninest4,A.a, - : it • had lbeen often argued and considered, and the reiul i t of every opi nido that had been given %Vas, that in order to give to persons committing mute}, the ben.:!;: of that Al, there must be proved a subsisting; coefliti between the Rebels and the deceased. In the case of Captain whd had been burned alive with several of his soldiers in the barraek of Prosperous, savage end liorrible'.as the murder was, yet it having , appeared that a resistance had been made, and shots had been fired from the barrack, the acctited. were allowed the benefit of the Ad e but, \vhere murder had been committed upon prisoners —upon defenceless—upon • unoffend ing fersens—there the pardon had lever been supposed ro operate. In the instance of the prisoners, confined in4lie barn of Scullabogue, who were burned to death, -.although it might have been urged that the tact hiving taken lace on the day.of the Battle of Ross, this horrid massacre might have been in, tended to prevent . tie Prisoners from joining the King's Troops in the neighbourhood, yet it had never been held that the Amnesty extended tt the perpetrators. Neither, ,when the Rebels on their way to the l\ttle of Antrim, surrounded an house and burned it -with the inhabitants, were they held entitled, though marching in ftill array of war, to the pardon under this ACI, Nor even, were a Com mander of the King's Troops proved to have com mitted wanton "cruelty upon an, helpless prisoner. taken in rebellion, could he be held exempt frOm the punishment eonsepient upon the crime.—His Lordship then requestid the Jury. to apply these ob servations to the case, and to weigh well the evi_ deuce adduced in support of charge. The Jury, 'after about fifteen minutes .considera , tion s acquitted Gilmore,, and found Hogartv guilty. Sentence or Death was then Pronounced upon Ho garty, and Monday appointed for his execution. PRICE OF TAAtFIER•(pe . rlb.-)ArCEADENIIAT.I. , . Botts, so to ciiit): - - - - , i7 d, to NO. Ditto, 6o to 661. - - - -2,1 d.. to 22-1(i. Merchants' Backs '- 1 - - - 17(1. to T. Dressing Hicks - - - - imt. 14 .t.tcwi. Elm:: Coach Hides - - 4 - . 1;40. ;,) .17.'. Crop Iliclzs• for cutting - - - ',> ! 1, 1 ; flat Ordinary -4 - - - . - : 14::. *- ' ''' Call Skins, 30 to solh. per DoLen - 191.• 1 I ~. Ditto, so to -0;b. - - . 2.20. to los:. Ditto. 4 , 3 to golb. - ' . 1 - 2.2.c1.' to ijd. Small Seals (Greenland) 305. to •345. ? le, h ol e:. : Large d itto , - loos. to I.los. SI ' !, Tantt.A;Horse Hides, 10. to :265. per Hide. Goat Skins - - ,Its. . to ' 663, per Dozen. Price of Bark Rer Load., —l. os. to —l. oos. / , _ 1z,..k1N 111Dr.S. liieeE fp.st.l::,s.otl.ro c ;s.2tl. Ile:Iv7 Calf ros.'6l. e.:4ch. Middling. 11.65. tb , ..7.?. &I. Light Calf, 7d.'per lb. Ordinary ,IU:Od. TO -2S . 4d. : Zings), os. 6d. 1. .to 3s. od. • SKI Sheep (Sltezal I,irrtb, 2s. pcl. OF T St. iarnes's Market 4s. 4d. C laic Mare • 4s• cd. Whittchap4 Maiket 4s. od. pr stone 6181 b. ALLOW. • Town Tallow 7-)s. r Russia da - . !Cantilcs) —s. Russia do. (Soap) 7F.;. —s. Melting Stuti . - • Ditto totteit GraVe.:; 18s". od. s. God Dregs 113. od. I 10t t SgS .- 1 Curd, 925. od.—Molds, od. 123. Ad. A verate price 45. It2.t. . . Yellow Sow,lBos. a Catylles,per dczen, St. JAMES's HAY .MARKET, AprLl 4!. /4s. od. to 61. Bs. 0:1.--Aver. 51. !is. od. 14s, 6d. to 31. 3s. .od.----Aver. 21. 18$. 6d. WHITF.CHAPE.I. MARKET, April IS. Hay, 41. M. rA. to 61. 95 . .01. •-Am• 1. 6;. ce• Cli;ver, 61. 6i. od. to ;12 os.. od.—Aver. 61. 13s. od. Straw, 21: 123. od. to 31. 3s. od.-:—AYCI. 21 4 17s. 6d. LONDON MARKETS, &c. BORN EXCHANGE ; -MONDAY, APRIL 20, We 1141 a few fresh arrivals at market this day ; but the stLek left last week being great, caused-that article to decline in price full to's. per quarter ; and that of interior sekrcely saleable. Vine funs from Kent, Essex, and Sutilk, went oil from 'l6s. to 162 is. and firge Foreign White, atom Issis. to r 6 s. _ t C is full 6s. per quarter cheaper. There beitr t r, a great deal of Barley at market, caused that of Bite quality to be lull 6s: per quarter cheaper. Kilt is very hcavy.salsu at last week's prices. oats are fujl'3s.. per quarter lower since this day se'nnight. White and Grey 'Pease.are 2s. per quarter lower. Small Beans are 6s. per quaver cheaper ; but in Ticks no alteratiDn., RETURN 'PRIC On board Sh Wheat ! 955. a 160 s 04 Eine ditto . t6tis a Dinttic 1 . ..5gs a 1625 od Rye , . 705 a S4i od Prime - • 90i . ocl Suffolk Barley 4 6 s a 704 oil Fine ditto • - Soi> od Norialk,Barley 44s a 63s od Fine - - 7 3 s ° I Malt - . 76s a 95s od E OF GRAIN, p. 'as under: White Pease 9SS a ions od Grey ditto 6os a 7o od Short Sm. Oars 3os a 35s od Fine ditto - sgs a—s od Poiands ditto 3t a 4h& Fine - .445 a—s od Small Beans 6:is a 68s od Floe - 7 —s od Tick ditto - ps a 6i!s od Fin!: ItETUttisi OF WHEA By , IVif.isrs. Cii D and M chiding only from the 6th( agn:ee'nl . . to Aa of Parliame 22 Quarters at '1778 ed 25 at 17 Ss al •47 -- at 2738 od 15 - at 172:: od] vg --- at 170 s od 337 ----- at. 160 S ed co at 15118 26 - at .1565 , 01 200 at 1553 ad T IN MARK-LANE, As, . Meal-Weighers, in )f April to the tith of April, nt. 0:7 Quarters at 145$ od 5o 132 1043 40 366 at rAS od . 173 at 1 34 od 315 at 132$ *d 316 .75 at tat)s od 23 at 103 s od 29 at Ices 1,-(1 to —at 925. ec t 53 -• at SOs od rs--average T 433. 6d. nin last Return. _ to cs.—Meal I2CS. per sack. 523 at T34s od 175,77-- at tsos od 300 at r4Es ad 262 - at • 1472 otl --- At 146 s ad I Total, 6244 Quapet ss. ad. laver tll PRICE of FLOUR, izsl. A RETURN 0, From April 4, to April 19 3 saLks at i3ss. to ------ at 131 s. 54., 4721 -- at x ;03-. 041. 'So at 12V: Ori 53 - or FLOUR, • tiom the Coctet Office. .sacks at 12,75. tod: 1.. 30 ------.at 121 S. 6d. 7 ------ at mos. M. iS9 ------ at 1205. od. 2 --....--. at tic ' s od: 14 "----, at Ills. od.- 21 ------ at 116. sd. 17-- at Itss. od. to ------ at ttos.. od. 37 - at less. f.,,1. 7 ------ at 103 s. 6d. ito ------ at 10.5.40. .....4verne 122 S lid. haii. last Routh. at I2Rs. 6d. 99 ----I- at 128 s • at 1.1.7.5. od. ►- at 1.26. 7d. At 1255. 8:1. at t 25s . at t2.ts. at 723 cAi. Total 690 Sacks. Is. std. lower t 1 39 2 Price of England and IValt:s, encrog April IT. as tollo,vs i—Wheat, 1533. a• 1. Rye, i 103. fod. Barley, 89s. Oats, .}is, lid. Beans; 'Rs. , 2At. eCaSC, Sts. td. ENTRY of IMPORTS of GRAIN in. the ' , owl' of LONDON litst Week. , '1 Wheat, 14,0 quartets. Flour, - 64ne cwt. Rye, • - IES, Oats, -1." o qrs. Batley, - 3695 Pease; - 1650 Clover Seed, • 2,20 cwt. Beans, . PRICE OF HOPS. BATTS. • poem ITS. Kent,uol, tcs. to t3l. os. 'Kent. tri. Is. to T6l. es. StisStK, rot, og, to 121. 12S. I Sussex, 111. Its. tO J . 51. os. Essex, 101. os. to rat. 56.. Farnham, 1 5 1. c s. to 121. SEEDS. Red Clover, (per cwt.) - IVhite Clover, ditto - Trefoil, ditto - l'urnip, (per huShel) . - s i Rye C • SS, (per quarter) . ' - • Cincp Qil, ditto . - White 1 istard Seed, per bushel) 8r0w.4 ditto, ditto Canary Seed, ditto Rape Seed, (per last) ` - -, 213. .t 0 1473. 205. to ton s . ;S. to 56i. 26:1. tO 40S. 265. to Tos. to go:;. tos: to .14i. HS. to.rss, ad. JOS. tO 34i. 451. 'to 321. SMITHFIELD .NIARKET, Aprilto, To sink the 011:11—per stone of Blb. Beef, 4s. od. to ss. Bd. Veal, ss. 6d. to /s. od. Mutton, ss. od. to 6s. od. Pork, 6s. od. to Gs. Bd. Lamb, 6s. otl. to 7s. 6d. HLAA OF C.A I' I. et T HIS DAY, 13eitsts 2100—Sheep and Lambs 7030. ,NEwp.ATT, , , and LF.ADENHALL MARKET, April :o. Rtef, 4s. 01 to ss. 4d.' Vr.d , 4s. &I. to 6s. 4d. Mutton, 4s. isd. to ss, 4d. Pork, 6s. od. to 6s. S. Lams, ss. 6d. to 7s. od. PURR TED. On Wednesday the. rsth inst. at Spetchlev, in the County of Worcester, itnlrrt Cannin!, E ;tl. of, Lincoln's-inn, to Ferkeiev, eidest danghtf.TOl jei - Jn Bertteley. Esq, ttnd nieitte and co-jitiress of the lit:: Sir Walter Compton, Bart. DIED. On the.,r6th inst.- in the 3th year of .hertige, Mrs. Stone, of Egium Hythte, Surrey. • • On. the, izth inst. at enlliTnn,.,near D: -, rc!!,efitcr, Mrs. Churl:MU, tiic 'widow of the)ateMillium Cilurcitill, Lsci, of the satire - place: - . t .- • ,c.ictry-toad ? Westminster;) must. 1:1 - addressed. is A