The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-14 00:00:00

....... ~, . .. _ -... --- .••, , , , 77 ,- . -- " --- 7. ......----, - --=-7.7" - " ' --,- , -.7,73.......- , ----.---- _ 1 111. i • . .. • • • .-. , . . . . ... , .. - :., ~ ..... . .. ~.. . -••-'•• ' • - f . . . , .... . , .., , . - .... . . ... . . . \ --... , ' • . . , . 4 . . .. . ..,...... ••- - 'FITE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. - . -- --______ _- .. - ------ ---- .—.-- N ....: , . , . .. . -. i•l •i • ' .- ' • .- - ASSIZE ITELLIGENCE.' ~ Burdivek replied -M rs. Smith •would not like it, she think : %dilation - I •Vas in. For albw"week' s ; after be rame'as tre- .., • - , . .. .. souTH . A i n Rlc A n . . - , 91....:0r! A I, • . ~ i ye were going - IO kill-her; she then desii•eit -me lobs) in theto I'en h dutly as • beferin. fle atO s kl .me what his 1:0441.w:10'v him. ' Richard Belie Wardle', e in 'elasinle, with 1518 bags sugar, 6 plses • iflatii.tU."). . , •• --.:-.• :,•• , I3RISTOL ASSIZES:-Ttrt.a.SnAY, Arnit 9. •' : other me . , , ~. n' f; i Mr's' Smith wou Id be . calling Meg the graii.hap- :11e said the better side -or £lOOO. 'lle has said is dbm • sholle, Seer-Order-2400 m bags sim;kr, 60 ,bxs eine, T R b ipley--1 tin le• .1T - 1 e.s 'e .' 159 toe' ceeeet Hence - 863 teuls•orabt 50 t . '- ' ' - .. • ' . . • . i peated•of a red c oli,ur. !%I r s -B i irdoi•k•ttild - me - to , To in and uot i'ahout hiS propertV, nor abent'anythilig that sea to halip'?li at .L l 7 l ) , a l n ) ' -) .410463 )a" , •0 5" c0 ,0. 1, 1 3.10 - p,. o 3;c 'z ib ,,,, :s, P* 7ay, ,3. ,,.. r . w: 4,4\ - 11i.r .. 17_40 . 1,.• ..9 1,0 . N IA L MARK .. RT . ,. ApR" I, .1.0 : - - - - - This day - being the (lay' apPniated .fiir . the . gao -- 1 delivery He , , ..... . . ~...'-this juriscliction, at which the preshuce of the recorder is 'r, ' s'ay that she was.there, l bt . 't th . at she. would he op dir"eetly, and not. (pin. - mother's death'. -•- . , . and co-G ene, There has been a fair demaild. for Seams. but .confined- principally to f t(i say thot - she was (hang. - anythiug with ethe gruel; if she did I By the Judge.-lle has paid nothing.towards the maiWenancr!: - • -otuired, - sir 'Charles - Wetherell was mot at ' Totterdown . heiele, Deiteer e te l e I , iet-to Ca,bello, with loose ale 184 t eopher, J the better descriptioes,, and the maehet generally ie. 6.t . ei, Is. heeler_ .s ',":''' ,sheetrisuld not like ; 1 theu•seent joi e •the • rooin; arid -shOrtlY 'of the child: - For a.nything I know, he hves in tharieht (if the Bibby mu t, c0 .,..4,4 1 ,k, teu tt 0n „J re c ersl e y and Son- 7 .33,40, 1 sanill pee The'siile a mount to 1,000 Mak Ii 1' and 4,200 - base Maiirithig - itp23- . - the Sheriffs, their officers, aud a' pnrtam - of•ehe potiCe, !to after Mrs-. • Burtlook • etsne"in • brineing, 'with:her. the gruel:, - -"countv tiore•l - e .. ,; • ••. • ~ .. . , .. . . tion is 10 . 141 e: St. Croix at g6s tit - tlyecvnoti:.titi r r 1 pteefoldie; I,eftere•and,b(ite--P Die:;:7 •..: ; ; 641 , a 594 V ewte.Nosales•in Bengal:, ,and in, Voreiga, the. oelY- transac, escort him into the city. This being the first appearance. of t c he. .. I, eh cwt.-Not any- aransectioes . , side 't) . re. , eine •an ..ga • . -. • i she then . went to'. 'tile hod •' •'• f el" ' ith d • 'Ye' the I Willi:tin liighley . said- s 1 live at Ilonlev, nearthodefendent, Williern Mairtlend; Tait. fniliondurae, with 224 loses,,enehogany; 25, -- - recottletr here sitiCe tire ineinArable riot§ Cif 'lO, sn,ne cm ios, y. __ g ruel to her; Mnie Smith raised herself op and took-the -.mei; ' -Bettomley. 1 - reared - 05er goings with him • to' - ikke a - ito tie , e nc l . il t e l s or e eit(f, 1 IV,.Wrie l elit',l_ , lo .e d efidehnahtesagy, said' Master-en Dls ' wetthy ethotice lticess es,;l---:-Cn FOR, -The' gait* of PlARtAtioit • _was excited as to the nature of the reCeption ithls - e9 hirer oottoneabt 2 c he ' , n • emount ,t(s 300easks and.2.50.1n15; and bags ef Jamaica, of the riew he ' scold " 4 €4 . • _qrs. Berdoek mettle observed, I have lironght - your gruel,.and• •some land ant Mt , Wiiikei , do ,one'day,Of;lV,44tr.,) - At that.tbne -- - - fa dn y; i ' o l .°? v , T/. 1 , C Zl..ie RI (i 4 f.'E 4 iee ar s s:r7., ,a .ic ' o r wood, • Order"-4eok ' • r ! S ' . ClVp;'for•the'eleali'otiliMrry to . fine Ohdinary 'cinklitles - there shaa it - .. With, lint uot. the sli;sehte.st appreticitehin ekisted that any.of ;he part y feelin ..,. .. -1 the / - • • - he aaid . he would give hiin a check • ior, the, vatinttion ,of tl: -e -••e- , h , •4l;iw e ir, , Th-A,,,ii, AI/ ei se ee n ta s ies., evttli i 220 bags:cotton, Ordhr e -206" btisle.dernand„ et art advance enehedastspublie gale. here of the 23d of ; „ . • • :: .. • , •ses Aniline . wire thou . u. m aitifested w ould ,h e reviOd., i hti( 'eh .. ntsto a ithont the spoon., .when Nits.. .Sinith drank. t; it was in the eveniog, and 'Mrs.; Burdock • left , the candle thing's on th e f e e tui . ffe sehl - lie ii Werth Inttlet thiiif - 1;10., ! dohboaßres-K e Dle . • • De ceMberlast, and the recent transaetimesly private treatr;or4s per ' ... hadetne. result juitilied the exnecta . tioethhat heavould.he celir-; in thereoui, it great evavnif, hear the deer,' the- bettbeing•he'tr , illeltas Said to ine-that he:hi-lib:fie a little inimvat his-nroth,i eserl ptions; l a n.ote;ht ga o the e r r l high .. er f eetes, -wtulet • ~ od ts'•'fi ie ul • I d a l• .. .. , teousty - ,received... • Cotnparatiyely but few. persins•were• I-. , '''' N teethed: - Teigity, tite•Periiiithinieosheith'soo lings aeottchn'e 'A' Parline - &Ms le w • en . diee •d the ' wit] de ee: • the basin WA, full - and Mrs.' Smith . drank about'. death.; that therewo-urld be ahour three-or frr hundred-, pounds -I t'r -- : Vot.grdeS-4 0•,.. 378 //de sahat'• t n. eyW,or,t,h•. , 1inVc,07 . 7 , • I ?Yr A) - (1 i. -L erstrh , fine r, ' Ora Vi l ltdd s ririti " 4, 1 14 )2 4 t, rer i es U reak t idd; a '',Z .I.7les ks '• O f f € leeted on the hill. when Sir Cherlee left his own .6ir the s lie- h de e - . -' ' , coke nut e s. l l' h taeioc a:Order-FILYk NI re: Burt took the htisiin from her and- ytent doss More obe ' divided 'ainongst three of them When ',She' died. i _ •••„ ~eiff's cerriage„ about hallpast ten o'cleek, . Oit areiviiits at the stain" ;- I saw was Uu dari Wa nothing More of the gruel or . basin after; myeelf 'llislather (Red :a.bout.fiptirttqin , years ago: , HeAvastnaster ni a' I , ern! hhsiaso, :lt 550 bars, cop Per ,29 ups salted . .Pereign.-I,n,Cecoa. GIN:-C-it, Pt i mrcro,, or Rieg ,nothing., has , been qt4iltlhall , the . comini p selit, •mediately , opined , aw.d the • remaining:still in thereon'. ' film Smith laid' down,- and in about coal a woolstapter., ~ ,et,,s . St`ill Mk . ' 3001 ••• LI • I a. 3 - 't N'eara maWood I biiic 2 candeih, dette:-1001 R. ne Meek Perrfia held' at sed - 4ee tbee4o punk 'Of fine • • • l•Otalet-l-16 , 0Teepper ore, l tantled at Stransea-River • • ..g ,113?-12.DeTar4. Reer,3B4p cent overproef,heve been taken. at 35.641. Q 3s - i . d... rpeori;er, ancompeuied hy the mayetr e -magistrates. and coin- , half an. holt!' became very hi . : uhoot five minutes after'-she'snid Mr. Baron Parke . briefly stinimed UP' th t e 'ease tnthe jiley. In &len, Johnson, •fi n tioeni ) s AvVes, with 30. bales contseinkn. Don % , helrgllon. . ose ee Thbrh ls teething to report •in..lrtmob this:week.--1!30 chests of ( . .. nifin cotmeil then•procceded to the chapel, where divine service • .she was poerly, and in abottr half an hourshebegan rolling, about ' He'sdidhlre plaintittWes clearly entitle& tie their Venliut, es the t Top - ,'Weddell'areteti--.' lido', tlWildes• Mid eds , -92 sib,' 43' pees 1. hf hides CseJ Pe 1 - ' SActi., Lk 'Werele oueht to-aucti n . te-day, and 155 chests dispoised • was performed, and an admirable sermon preached. by the lies the he tin gveat agony ; Mrs. Burdock was in the room about five 'defendant, did not appear •to give any •egplimatien, : or to sitinvetta}lohh e tes'elo•dii.l!-sgi,teht. pNiii.C ! ..„,,,..,,, , . ,i.7!' cak , 1 ., d - i , 4 „ . . 4 . ; 4 4 , 04 , 5, 1 10 c.,i , 614,, ,,....( t ? -.- , -. .. • - leinietesaftershe tied taken thesgrtinl; and while•she wits rolling tiny reasim why a ' verdiet should not pass agennst him.' 6 1.,t i -abt 14 t o and e horns. Turner. 'Brute anu de-a rTr o ana - c m eS, e L u-Dvit th - e,safee'ife'iil)•out chests26'' ' . . , . . ,56 bides etude neekrultemps renew,. abt 2 it.. 16 eamt , lirts: 424 dry . hilles Et,l7s r els. -A few ba.les ol 13orabay, Seetenowen. hese been - . At the openiug of th e ass i ze ., th e l eerne g regor g e es charge e ;shout tlie bed andenoaninge Mrs: Burdock . laeghe(l., when I , euid • ' been said that the defendant 'wag Worth. 4.1000, - yet that' wohld i r- , 200 gaited cow hides, 925 lted hidi•s:•Orcltr--615 sa teil o oil (i hides 'gold af-71;s'ff eWt. 2 .:FO'r•lBCreaeca'of Ciegots Ore, 10dr lb: his - been e . refer . red priacipallydn the tepee of Mary Ann Bentock. Allud- , e helmet better have u docteee she said that lire!. Sulith would , say; not, be the moonlit of • their damages', Init on ly; eueih ,a sum; ae . 1497 deydrieleSei Breed aild:Ecelestea--;231 dry Olt ittiltese•lrsppetallew e ' irrepti. hles-The leueiness doneeie Sehereheae ,is eoutined to aboat . .; - iiiss.to . the application,. in ad e t o th e C our t e f . Ki t , e gs Bench for what !shave a drifter to kill nir, no ;• this expression was•uttered they se euld think a fair and reasenable remuneration. !. • 2 boles conte unkn‘ WrightePartane and ca-G Dk , aao hags, at 29s'and 29s 6d, and in Ntruvrt of SODA:I6I2O bags at 1 - Melb -- ' • ". .•' • the reluoval of this t r i a l t o an „ t h ee,cee „ ty , ,otie h,. et „, a ncl that • in. a whisper; Mil: Btledock then' sate dome, Mee: Smitie being- ' The jriry e after a fewniouiehts'. Consideratibiee settee a ',ter- -, 1, Edesi, ftre Pernam , . , , 460 ' bec•o • with 140 biles •totten.' dry , •-22 e 4d tiled 23shlre (Atte • -•- e• • • • . • .-,. • : - '• • . . . . ..,•• , the excitememewhieh e ltad,eecieted iii Bristolon the stilject . nets Ver y ill, anii r0.H..in.... se abinits the bed ; - the prisoner mid myself 'sat 1. clict•for thetplaintiff-;-tlathages oat" handreed. • peaads. . , hides, Orilere e lbel feriae, D Aameav-sl bx cones ee C'•- • Di . T 1 ti k r e ls, al ms ~ , • swoons.-e, le . d . eiriandhas ,been hut moderatee about.lso tens •• •• • 1 de, .T Needham-111'0k - of-Ceirmeachv Lobwoon sold at . .£B', ands fevr toes or.Jaurraiea , lit £8- : . ~ likely to operate di sa ileaute s „ teosly 0 , the ~,,,,,,,,, i, C . .b served to Me .ta s.' Burdock the ble;drawee; am w - l •sa . aW qd ti'sCilry. atte:fsitcinte , Vitten, 1 withhis 40:rn hide?it.!Wrigllt; ',.J, ;J 5 tool Ot uleal . 'usTip' a„; 4:7 0 t 1: : /Qs; _o4,Savanitte a 1 .10s, ited, . .. . 'that,-H" The learne;l . 14;1 at .ow' head of diet court had "stated; some,pieces of candle, when she said. only think-• of the Old • LAUNCESTON:-TRIAt AND C - ONVICTION OF 4 perlaue air id go-2 his horse hii, On r-7 56 horne e 3•Ops grease, 1 ,••) of a mixed parcel at £,6 per ton ;no stiles in NlcalixociA Wobti. - I - ' 111 t•C„ply to the appliCatioo, that he saesi aothing . ia , the cage ,as b----e•havilig these here;" Mrs,' Smith then rose:upin bed, and ~ .. ..: • ...,. . . _ PARRICIDE. .„ • - eske Me:cants urikh, fisepeii &Mel" Ws titliiivee 'loose-Med evetealted' . eheeeting.4o tone of small at e tl3.per., tiett.; no alteratien in Ceeiwoon . : .1 . disclosed in the - affidavits, tie iuduce • Ifini l te believe that the struckher heed - against the• head-board of the tied ; after that I . . . 'o and eltides, :400 dry owl:chides, 1 lion, s,blsweel, Edwards, zukij ; Pr Heawoon.-There are nat . any sales . to commonicete to Teepee- s ; • -prisoner woald have other than a fait'irial•en this city id that. , • • and co-h• ' tik '.'''"- " - ' '. ' did not h a hue mon; astorig, rts'l'conld•-guess it was abbut " 'John 'llenWood was arraigned for the 'teilfal Ix:Order of lus. ~ ft. . . . . ..... , h.., .. . •.. , Tittr ; 1 3,1100,1n1h. , which-were tee-have.beefroffere& by Auution to.day e - _ •• if any -thing 4hould (went undertiis (the recorder's) . notice here two , hour's from the - time she tirst.took the gruel ;. Mrs; Burdbek . :father' 'joint Henwood, even. The facts -of: this'lnelancltoly lia... , hig aeinsett foe Ceara , With 560 hags otton .I 'a, AI di C Giu - were withdrawn ,-'• not being landed . - --American TAR is steady at 13s 6d - to he centrary, it 'weald•betome his - chits to eXercise • his judg , e • • '• ' • ' marce rn a e ns--77 do '''' 3g d ' l %4' II • • - intis•4ll:-.11 f10 . ,"J Demean , Order- o, . e (its are which price has been given for 300 brls.-The sales of Montieitl Pot el took no notice of theknoeking of her headagainsttliebed , post; case will be collected hum the confession Which the prisoiher - •-20 - elb, -Duarte Brosessl3 do.- 11-Buntituct'eu - r7 6 !I dry, o and hides - , .Ahethet /dr confthect.tosso Istls.„newArets•et,33s,fe•Vs,6cLancl l so to 60 . - ment as to the proper course to beyrnsued. -, From the engule we- continued. there' half an•hour I 0 .di i g - -'which;lklrs. made to thnehaplain 'of • the gaol• On the night - before his exe- 330 9 and c horns, 300.,0 and,e Hoofs, 100 t fustie l 2ps Brazil - need, bets. new on„er,Melitreal Peargaf 345• 3d le'34a fhlrt wt'...: - -Nhve' York eerie - -- - rues he had Made, •and aoy judgment he 'could form from those • FißcttiK...&fallen . to.-70s , Vilibd...ativtiteliiate !abhtit.4so,hhels. .. . . , Sinith-appeared•quiet, lying- straight in bed; at the end efsthat;' , cution, froitl:tn.whieh•liesigned , his name ;-- ,• - - • ' J C Gnirriateanies-Q Die I". • ' L . ' •- 1 •''' • ' :.= '• - . enquiries, he was opinion with the learued judge of the Court d •Acaste,.Tho vigth 3450 ha es nitrate soda J Cry- hate been diseosed of ; 3,e00 begs Bash India elexseed were sold 1 time 51 rs. Burdock went•to the sideof thebed, and raid-she wee ,"I wan born, at. Treloy, in. the parish of St. Martins, near inPs o m , .! fin I . 9. o u flTscid& -e'rastied Can) . -ti Dk --'• • • . previdiul•te its , arri 1 th' lee' k • htttll e'•Ch ' • t t s 1 (1 ' -. of King 's• Bench, that the prisoner would receive within this asleep, and hoped she'monlit.beltrie*for a time; I eontitiued in- Bait . .I.hiOe, on the 19th 1. - liruery, 11.5, ttnd itlweVSlived 'it' my : e e.r7-1091 die' ., or ; d r ; (part . . . ~ ~ ea , is ee 4 •ipn e mem • ran pre ...se, e juristlictihe as jitst andrightedlis; 'as fair and candid 'a triall as ' 1 'RR urtsw. AMER ICA . _. 0 .. • . in CtovilllsE s a some small sales have been. made At Ategdy.littees.- pay chair during- the whole of the time, but could. see throngh father's house. I went to school MP Waseieteen yearaof ege, - '' ' ' - • 1 ; 1 - ir hnd 63 - 6. ' '-.Abcct 411 .11" as• Thiletlelehia'tleinccarnoh • Beate Sold' at 'IN ; CgL • in any . ' other court in his inaje - sty's deminions. If he thought the curtains that ehe was 'yin , stilt; Mrs. Burdock returned to and then weut toevorksou my father's farm. This I did 'for , , Fop:ease, Crowell, fat ,S e tt . n i. NT -.-, 13, ,..1,1 i t, 1 41 .4 ,P: 4 % t e as 4, , 1 .. ,, i, :Ills !hlefthing doee • e irejlees'. VS ex.•-••• The Wee , of If t nee hage been,.vetne, e s edifferently he should act acCordingly, for an unfair trial *ai in pene. thither. 48 p 4 Tealte w 5, . , 2; c cte . ~ ,- . . , Par, 'considerable, and Most of the dry descriptibres soldat I:tither lower ,•1 her seat end, sat dow • it I'' ft I - tto the bed, and Said seven, years; and then b *(1 - I 1 • o father I attended ,n, N ort y a er . wen ~ esi es le pin, rny •'s -,.... fact no trial. . . , habbas Bright and co-.li:D/t .. .• .• :', - - '•ie • . , peiceee, consisting 0f.5 700,.dry Vuebos Agree and Monte , V,ldee at ;81.1 i ,-, . to Mrs. Bitielhele z I think she is asleep, we will let . her remain - Mabee.* market as . a butcher- week, until ; was sent to . Matilda, Bowen, fin Ntis,sau, NP, , with 32.1105 es rnahOganv,l6 hese h.. . . . I , l,ttime. - • ' .k, to 9id for good hi • ' 'd 71e7d 1 f fair•' d„ bOO d B 'I : prime, an c tor to goo 2, dry ra- Mrs. Butdock satd not a word ; .1' then sat.. down, and shortly Bodmin 001 charged (tithe the murder of my father.. ,Ablotrt• 'hiititi weed:, 1-6-t•lignltm Sitie,:li tipicy-,79 logs riathegany, fekeern hilS:at, had kie 6d,• 3,200 dry• salted do. dt! , 11d.V51,1,. l',;020 dry' Cpsta ' !, TRIAL OF Mns.Btaistick.-T-hisniorning, at nine o'clock, after got upend looked upon and touched her 'face, which was twelve months b e fore I w as cinifinitted,' - I went to the'hous6 of -guiacum, Kers, 'nate and (an-B Dk . , • • • • Ries, and 524 dry salted Lima. at .51(.1 for stanid,.t.s3() dee Salee Hides,' -.1. the. court wasopened, and was 30011 after crowded in every nut ' Europa', Lew Sen, fm Belize,' With 226 Togs Mahogany,' 40'bxe• retd ' - Kipis •and. Calf - Skins, - at '40.'3,900 saltee BnetioS A-i's 'at 4d c't 4.sdi `.' uite cold, and turtied ratted and said •to Mrs. Burdock, she is the father of a young . women ih the parish of Bf.. Gentians,. ' , .by au anxious multitude, assembled a) hear the trial of Alitry goirls bi r erns ireligo, „q.t.& earseparillae , 5 c eoker mite,. E Chaloner lead; 'qrs. Burdock said, come end sit down, and do not make named' Maynard; on . some businessi when I' saw her and took 555 do. West India at 4cl el , 5d .teefle, slstes2s7,atormed lihenoe Ayres ' • Ann Burd.ock, charg.ed with the . wilful .murder of Clara Atilt Rothe' Hides, •it'ss lderg 78' 6d, and 6'71 'Smyrna' do, • at' 7s kelt for l thyself a fool; when I sat down' Mrs. Burdock repeated; if you a fancy to her. , • I soon formed an acqnstintaece with her, and L. iverpool, Johnston, - fin St John, ;If B, With 708 Ise . ; fir and 121 ps 'i.A‘... Smith... 'rhe noise occasioned by the rush into the hall .betvil irounele-In NeutriaSkvhs anetiloase. HAIR, no salesi to eeport.-eAout t go there again, she will drag hold of - you ; a short time after I offered her. matriage. I afterwards- kept- company with other birch timber, la c 8 deals end deal ends; 2721 . c Staves, '436 poles, 10 320 tons of OAK BARK brought ;6 q' £6 7s 6d per ton, wording to t ha .• subsided,. the prisoner was placed at the bar. ..§h.e wat:neatl : again went' fo the bed, and etouehed • her face with iny hand, gide, and She heanno .of -it /eft. me. I loved 'her so much that masts er spari, thx:sinitked salmdii;42 - tecs'srnoktidltirrings; •1 hf bel .`qttality.--The Thineeino inatketeernatindett r•Yery finn • • and: hhout ' iii. ,attireditt a. black cloth cloak .over a. cotton gown, with cottage, pickled shad, Baring, Bros a d•co-ftiver , . : , ... . : . . , took hold of h band d f 1 dead • I said to pri- I hardly knew what 'I w•as about She left me last May, and • hr an oath she was, 270 hhds have been eold at full ',ripe; of which 80 lihd.s. hayelleen 1 - e • ...straw bonnet trimmed With white satin. ribiloo, andahe front lihed saner, she' is - dead, why don't you come, why do you sit - there ? this made me miserable. I made a determination to - kill myself, • ' . - . - ' 'Firel`NCE. - " " taken on speculation,' 60 Mids. - foil. Irelaticleand '7O bhda.bylite Horne. - ,with :white, over ..which she wore a, hlack veil. She is.a.hand- - • • Sirs Burdock then came to the side of the bed, and said, Lord; but I refrained from doing so. My father got angry with me, ' 'Harlots': Granby'. frieChareate, with 2Os 37 1111.42 es brandr; Order tradee ._ r . , - - • • • '' ' • • e . . sortie wonmen about .11,y eara of age,.with aline complexion; and , -14 ps 99 hds do, hiorincland-10 hds do, Jones and. Maplee-10 elo,• MEDITERRANEAN pm:mutt . - . my Goa, She is dead! ' .Lord, who is to bury her ?we merely which made me determine to shoot hint, and I accomplished it • • I -... inclining in person to what is tcnued embonpoint ; she. appeared II Mullhriceix'arid•BOti--•10do, If Tlnllen- , -6 do; Moor, Vicars' and. do•• , --- In . conSequenee• - of seieral 'fresh arrivals of • l3iitits'roNit, there 'has '. I looked at_her ; she went to one corner of the room. and took up on the 7th Angnstlaetedeetween ten and eleven o'clock in the - perfectly unembarrassed, and pleaded Not Guilty to t'aeitOet- Faille parasol s d 'd these are mine • she then went down ,morning. I stood at the corner of a -hedge; mend which I .., an said , , , .6 do, AV P Buslibr -6 do,escholfield and Johnson-5 do IR . Gardner d II f 113 211 d 73 a 1.• bl . k' 3 B d 'd • ,-1 o, ar on ros- i e cs o, e cor woo• , on an beet" less doing this week. but Prices are steadily supported for the e.. utent in .a firm voice. . . stairs 1.0 tell her servant, taking the candle, and leaving me knew he must 'pegs, and 'fired my gun.. • I then ran away mind Proctor-sS Dk ' .- . , • few sales which heve been made.- Some sales have been effected . . . ~• Mr.' Smith, the lea.ding counsel for. the .erown,. in- opening - - .. ... . . alonel I did net like tei remain alone, and went down with heti; - pasictl , the reinainder•of 'that day•aud the - nekt night without in Sieily BIJIKAC •at stenh • y • prices ; the demand for the inferior snits , ...., this case,' briefly recapitulated the leading facts of this- case,. • 1:',1./.\T AND : PORTU.GOL. , when' we cdiee'lnick, Mary Itlvans said, she is dead I sec ; • Mary any food, in a wood near to neseeoford• Next day' lave PomiMa, Pros 'n fin•VarregOinie 'with 40 ppe 158 lea 83 brie Wine, remains 'without ehangege•Alrout 100 belts of good •French Mentunt 't N : . ,RaMely, that Clara Ana.Sinith had lodged with. and died while ; , . _ tevaus,breught up some warm water, end vie bathed and tva.s' hed myself np to Win:' Rickard and Joan Hendef. --- I was then ent -600 bags nuts, 20 ba.etalmonde„ Order-44 Dk . 1. an the prisoner's house; that fourteen Mouths after she had been . .! : Raors have been aoldat 393!41r, &et. ' Seayrne etre dull of eale, exCept . i her, and laid her ferth ; Mar • lay •slept 'another ' h '' t INA hael - after . an inquest held osier my father, and 1 Castor, Rowe, fin Cadiz, with Ila 0 hds 1 _qt. csk wine, °nice.- sans in roo lon o . nnn „. , ‘,.:". ',butiekl, her body was exhuneed in • conseeuence of some - of her for, the very best quality. 77 AtiooLs and C [teen of fear ea are witeoet 13 bts 26 lidsile, -R Preston and eo-7,21 - its do., ,er s 1 bt .: .. - .•• .• ..,. , .... --.,., • - • ••• ---- - • •-•- • - , , • a sort of eoucli ; duriug the .thno Mary Evans was down stairs, have • been in great trouble ever since: I have prayed to God to seestelations, who .lived at a distance, hearing of her.death; and do, J liebel-4 Ms do, J haye--2 hts 3 hds do, J M Gardner-' t f alteration :7 -44 baskets Roll ANN ~, ~. ~, . ATTo 'Sold from 2s ra r's 3d 4se tb ---: : Mrs. BurdOck looked ;about and foiluil thh keys saving' they for - ive- me my sins, and - I believe, that he can do se throllgh , ~, that, en the. coutenterof her .stonaach beinghtnalysed, it was dis- „ 2 hds do, Brou . gh . and gardner-3:lids . do, J Kpowles jun-1 lit , do, r . ' There lras' heen`eg4,Cl demand fo`i V.4 . .tcoi . i'a, - about .2hd tons liat,ing . coVered thlt she had.died of poison... ~ . ~. Al ‘-'1 • It' - 1 h h ' dh -- ' no - 1 - I J g • C'fi - ' tl th G • - - f-HiS Holy Spirit. - I•forgieci • . were . rs. emit 1 s eys ,• set en opene t e cup an an( esus• .• rist, an • e race o ilk a nei wand Jones--. 2. lids dd.-Mantua and Marten-el bt 1 - hdatleu.r H ' ' se - eing sofne siigar, opened. the. paper saying, only think of the men, and I hope they may forgive nee, and take warning bgmy . Murray-2 . been disposed ' 'of at • 1 - 17 s 6d - ge£ls for - .gesed thrrynt a e 'eCi 6 eh:2l7 55.. , ht* Ihd do„C. Morgan-2 bds do,. ,R Hiad.e-96 bts 47 ds •, • . . .; .....J.ancies , Thomas , proved that he had thine& the deceaeed by dratiken • old 1.)---- having this here, I tised to I;linicr My poor fate. • ' (Signed) •. • JOH N -HE N WOOD!, . ....57 gr (*twine, 34 begs cocoashell„ To' bc . knittled 4, Pubilii-K . - forgood Cantata, andf.d . d 13e. 6(1,4g ton for Trieste.-The demand for eider otthe prisinter s who paid the expenses.-- 4eidontilieddhe ..1 sio,ffin,pla.te as oue tlint,he bad hitnselt made. It -ft k • ' 'tit' •h th f' d • bottl I said ; oy or amg ie., s c ere QLIII some es, ant . . —---- , ~:-. ', :_i ..., :: :: :..SICH/17., ...; ~, , , OLIVE OIL has revived, and about 60 tuns have been sold during the . „ . ~, , t only think of the driinkenold b•-•-- having these; we dressed COUNTY LIMERICK ADJOURNED-ASSIZES. 1 . . Tre.vor,"Lind e fin -Licata ee; th•24o t PrinP.ol l 9..Sehinidt Se Male n a week !at 'full piiihs i 'orthese i tiart ' Wee' taken•for !eh phreatio ri to Hettry.ThoinSon: iussistani to the last witness, proved that the - . k her in stoCkin , s,. shirt, and cap when we laid her out Alm , Iqr csh •sine, eaid Master- I t NC • . . grave ia which the body - waiSound,.was. the tine. where- Mrs. • •: . : Arnericae-Small , parcels of. Set L. Oie. are • taken at .428 per ton, for Burdock took ' thein frem - a chest of dratiers in Mrs. Stnitles . On Friday Mr. Sergeant Greene re-openedthe'County Court . Livonia, Mercer, - tinNapTeS•and Gereenti; with (I'm Naples) 33eiss • .• • - •. - - - -"• -. . -• . • s 'di was- b ried and that it had _.} .tnk ~ • .4 ,_ ~ . . . pot b . cpu, opened, uutft hy ale -The <dock of Coe Om As Rosy entirely in •the hands of , the . !- • - Creatil tartar, 46 eks at*of,'4o - bxshquorice paste, ll'oseoW•and Ri tg,- 7 , P- ~., , • -- , . ...„,,, , ~, ~ 3 ,,. - . .. . . . , . maul • Mrs Siiiiih had sortie elle-nuns on at the time, Which Recording to adjournment. ~,... peder,of elle ceroner far theantroose of being examined and ac t , ' • .. - , `. l' fin Girgeit i ' s . '' • '' i etorie •dO- , G Dk • ( , t ) loosc abt....1 . 0 t'rtrbr rn. , .. dealers, Who ebtaiii are:advauise iiii ! the prices quot•ed.-- 2 •Sfihii OILS I tOOk out, and said here s something that will do to pay - Daniel' Molnny, i a ew 11 th -Molenel aint Jeremiah •O'Donitell, - 1 - iilled. 'The' coffin had. not h'et., • ii - et 'ad si - e " ... t. .s. first ... • - '''. 1T.4 LV.' • - -•.- • ' nieet - a ready sale - at oiir quotationtil-Sottice Jaffe' bileinegi • Wi4 hiorre e ScreviCa,dPWu Matti that tiMe - . ' •- ' •• • - " )e ' n - - - the funeral ; there were Loxes under the bed. but I cannet led were indieted•feyr feloniously aesaulting!rhadene R. Ryan, 1.-.0o: - ) Chrietepher C .ieste 'with 5 his sill - vets - lE4e ' 1 ' th'. els • • ' " ( - humbug, Ituelin,.fin Ti ~, r . _ . , . ~ eat yati i. we in , Palat.ol4, 'put, 600 tons being since .advertlsed • ' • - • hey were • when we had fiuiShed dresaing the lindt. 'on the Bth Septeinbet• last, near Hospital, ••bv shooting et, anti ' what quit t :' . ,' Dr...,,F1; liil4ilphy,stelait. to tile lin - s'pitai attetteledthe.exhinna: .* • • ' • - • --' • oath° kill Andmarder the said '-'9 cks gum gedda,.l•esk gene, 7 eke cream tartar,. lo cks argot, Mk bls -•- ' ' dh dt M WI - 1' h' df • - ' we - went down stairs into the parlour. an a ea, .r. a( e wouni ing me an or conspin „ forhale by auction on the 2,4 th instant,.theelemand leas ceased, buters,. twin . . p, lessee lAA 40 . t !edema, 1930 dine raisine, 3 . ble sheep"s wnel. 21, ~ .. ~. ~ , . ... , : ..,..,- , . two ef (he' body ; afterdesenhing the „mariner iu nhieli it Was a .•• • i • ... . .' • • --•- • ecompanving tier ; the prisoner went out am ece( , int, llfthl h' • , 't gentleman. - -. . --- • - mats for dunnaeee 1, 'cie, wine Geller and co-33 Ws' iii thee, - Ord kr e , neuter (ust 11.'public'silo 'Llii:ii - 'FL ' poled to vvair the result o t c , .. . i . , arid , . AX .. dressed, he said thetpoetioes att the dress e ivere. not desay cd; 1-• • th e ' n o-nini, . Tv' &Irk •it did not become light till a Mn•Bennettotddrestedthe jury.-The prieoneriat the bar, abt 16' e • Fiii•eiguihnit•Seid 111'410.--G - 1)k • . ' • ' ' '" ' haVe beheme 'dell iifisidentiichid6 Parcel§ Of the latier were - hfft=ted by •, , • ~the lice found the pep., ceield. Only EteiraCed,like'Lli•e,'illires Of a W as- e r e " /• j ' •ef inedeMrs. Burdock that. I with others, had; it appears, entered into d.deep-laid conspiracy Hein ; Garreft, fitt Trieste; with 131 f f -bates ihurnac, 31 bxs guide, - - • e , . leaf ; atte4;led the 'exannuatien ,at ,i,lic„ med . -1s h' 1 when s very long tine .t r; then to or _ .. h• - f t d '1 • R 0-NI 1 day alte-Bth of. September, hli.' hould en heme and ask mother what I %vas to ave or my o muter 11 r. yan-. ' is o i , , e7ll-letleeeottots,•!ehllile.'lbeet 1 , pltge 400 bee 3OM m'diee, 8 cks gem chon to-da - there a' eared a ver :slender atteddencoof 'buyers au . Y . , PP y . . , .- ‘•Yen"w •.'7s 6)2l C '9, , s detected lii i the. steniach. ,The ptisolier, pre- ' - : I rc,l I 1 • .fo ned her that I wantedBs, • sh e said • llyan went to the fair of 1-lospitel, trent which 'hee returned be- a dhe 'Ailk waste,2o cid; tallovt. Order- 1 decline on previous rates.- 1 pkge fruit, G Yates-18 bkles • and only tyKo . o! three lots T?ld r at a smal . ' viouely to the death of Airs. Smith, yytis so . Potir that 'She could ``''"'" -' ' ' tinier ant in ri. . , . _. „ , .. hemp, J Swire-1 briwifes, ,Duinent ancl • li.eited scale bin there , Elbredh-100 hage enure, The teaueactions iri Tetterse are upon a. yer3 ~ k - . . .. , . . • it Uas too meal; taheever, she peel lite the :is., sayine on you ween t ree on • o o i• (I !'t t li dfar - 'clock - in - the'afternoon, and Searcelv hid . ~ • : : not pay for Medkal adviee. . ,- ~ . ' Geller awl co ee K Dk . e •,•- . - • --, ; ' 'appear•i injr'e . tiiinne!is t l i n the4tartet: * . • ' • , . . . the fair whenhe we- • - . . - tel' any mie - Of het of whet she was,•or that you had ever he-proceeded 6 quarter of a, mile from • s, at- , never . . , , •• , MED ITER R , INEAN: ~ . ~. . I • Mi. Joseph James Kelson. surgeon, of I arle-row, who assisted I- d with su h•• t .rsub but if asked, say it was a stranger Who tacked by fon armed• men, two of Whom firedat biro :arid he Was - i •:' 1 " - .. Dr Riley in the examination of the hi'mly, 'and Dr. SyiimUds, l ' e c ' t '''' ' ' - sland) with 72 bis • 10.) ti oanna, Row ends,. fin Vostizza, (519rea 1. . . . , , I' t I I - • d 't.• ••'wounded b , one of the shot nrisonero" • Donnell '''• LIVEPPOOL COrrQN . AIARK,ET. APRIL 10. . , , ... •• , ' • lecturer on forensie medicine, also declated it to - .be their Con- far awa • fret(' the eas tu ma, not on you ever severely y had eorne . , ) , urrants alit et f • tic foi. duunaese M'Andrew and Pitcher- .• • . e le ut Unything into the ' - 1f - ' tl ' •th ttired the' first-Shot.- 'lt would be•proved to - the' ,7h a l g - ,.1 •-''• 0 - j• ' • :• • , •• : •.-- - •• tellanygette that you eat% n . p grue ,• or ivas .re man a 11 ver coin, r er-, Dk We had a good 'demand for Cotton daring, the .. early part of the . - . • victim that the deceased died frtint the. effeets . of yellOw hmenic 'taken into the stomach. . .t was curious (placing her hand upon. ns • jury that the conspiracy was hatched in 'Mathew Molony's htius . e'. - '' Emhih; Iltelecev,effiveligta•engol,ssa., with (i'm istatit) , I . bx cents•• . " ...eh e ,, e. .e• • • ~, e , • , people might think i . , e . • ) . . weeit, from the trade and from speculatAh, and on Ntednesdey . an houldere at the tinie,) I then left her; I did . not .return to her -that the ptisoners•Datne ony and IAI lb I O'D 11 - ' k'T T 1 e. ' • ' ' ' tor' n' 2 urine were pee- nn n, ay or----es lek conts u-nkn, la Martin-1 ce e ges, or , , , . , ~ . , Mr. %Vrne Ilerapath, chemist and lectuter en cheinistry and 5 • eke wine, Cram and Newtori-1 cse orances, - T Lead-ifrn Oueeee) 3 go 6 advance was vealteed u n our last weeleaskeotations, ("f Weir lb'. on that Daniel Molony accompanied the foue ttien to whele - . -40*icoloov. I was appl''d t t 1 qt A' - Se' r ' • lii rch , .0 go o. . . tign ine sc i house afterward§ •, I attended upon Mrs. Sinith one-dal and two sent ' • h d 1 . I h • I -• ' k 'd Ith t bah - Mathew and Dani I t 11. d ' nights; the second nig,ht s e let , a%e men -examined be- the attac was ma e, an( a e a e y_ bales wool, C and J Rawden-711ecks 153 skins tellow, .20 bales fia : x, • American and Bight, and id eV Ph on Brazil; eince then . the ihoiry' - - Order-,-P Dk ard with Dr. Riley and others. `fhe coffin had not been taken foe the coroner but i . ~. rdd not say that I saw Mrs Burdock . 'put over the subject in house the rause- evening. - • • ' as rather iminished ih h v producing any change i wtout oweer gn Corsair, Potts, juin, i'm Marieilles . • With , 2ll .• eks Madders, 47 haus rath d - ,-• - . . .. a . ; , ! ..• s• . • . ~ , e • th - • tip i erhen i arrived; it was theu taken up . and the lid opened; e ' - d 'to ' the gruel; Ido not reeollect that the question Thadeus R. Ryan, Esq., sworn and examined by Mr. Weutff. - . .eise l teeleah t - brimet une , 40 - balesriliti'dder roots, 2 (tics yc•rtligris, pow er in . . 20:bgs price. ' Spec:thatch-9 Wave . 'taken' 6,600 A.merican, Lop - Surat; and • : 'The Riley . and Mr. Kelson to•ok the stomach and intestines out . I (Id nt d •, I, -. I R 11 tth Bth of• September laSt;' watint the fair-of 116 - .vellow berriee; Order-1 . bx olive oti, s rierilleaenxes.B3 boisea'whie, J 209 Bahia; and (lee - pi:neer§ 1,200 Arnerican ittia 450 Sand; ReSttlea the pas put to me e the reason i o oso INdS ecatis . e ... was - eco ec a- e .. , atut put them into nest'', basins; I put a'napkin over the basins afraid, as I had seen her do it ; I did not know that the •ll Eitel on that day ; returned home between thiee And font...o'clock ermnP 'an ye ow and-so--K DI; • • -• • ,'• • . ' ' ' • above imports there are .arrived, - but • not reportedi• 4 .rdrinunbuco,i - and gave - them tO a person to take to the school i not losingsight : mwder which she put iu. the gruel Would. cause, any- person's y Mr. Gubbins' plantation, - and was met by four • "nen Who :-- ' . , EUROPE. , . 1 Maranham, and 6 American, bring,ing altogether ajmut 14,000 13A les. . of them; I then put them out 'a new deal board. The - witness 1 . jumped o otelth, and I was also aftaid that I - should have been the cau e - • out of the plentaticine one of , them;fired a t him; and hi t -. •••• CotmteseDummere, Small, fin Odessa, with 108 bales cottote C and .- e • , • . . ads went on to describe the proceSs of * testing the contents nf the X ....wenre.-_ of ' her (13iirdoek's , ) death ' the eons& ' ' 'IS' h led to 14 . -hinifin the side; anothet: fired; barthe balls did ncertoueh bim,ir. ' ll - d 1 qUcllcc4 AN lc dco I do; .14,bleheriap, 76 else, tallow, Hare; J HornbY an .. , . . . •• •d f ' V - .'•auction -'' 2,030 buret and 100 Bengal are erase or pu to, on the stomach and boesels; which appears to have been- conducted t IF iie or it - Was heeau, , ,t 4 FteCeine very Uneasy .in my -mind, although it tore away part of hiS clothes, and'lodg,edlin the skirt - _ Dunlop t V7 ,o l. rder—t4 ..., • " -21 th 1 - natant • -.e e e : , • . With great skill arid care; one of the tests . (of which matiy were e n •-• Ih' ht it . ill was d ' ( • 1 1 did d I f his coat • had his eye on the first man that fired; 'he Steeped. Ch,tlini'•B r a' -n-. Mer . n . ,el, with Nri-t - ps fir ti , rebel' 221 c staves, E , ~...• , .. , :1 ~ . , , e . . . I end that t oug lit oing wising i I not o so. 0). • ACCOUNT OF SALES Afili 'IMPORTS OF COTTON, ' tried) . reprodifeed the orpiment or'yelldw arsenic in substance. weut to Mr. Godfrey - , Mrs. Smith's. relation ; about taco •weeks 4 - dOwit eatti•said, "1 have you ;" turned rouitd'his horse and rode - Minerva. Hereehefe.:-fat Dantic; with 1i345 - dliills'y Its deal bride, 11 ' ' • • ••-• lrem the 4 t h inst ' . • •-•--; • ~' e. t• , ••• [To explain the evidence of the nokt witness it is necessary after an d stated to lion that - T f e lt very :unea s y because I did net - -off to-wards-the fair ; could not sweat positively to their persons,. fm's :W111,001,-101 pSifitotimber, .1?.. W Gag - lel:7-4.ns fir timber ,• C W . ~- to *kis ckyinclunre. 'to state; - that the prisoner, Burdoek; - niarried a Second husband tell all what I. knew-abottiTthe death of Mrs 'S ' 'th 'I Id ,h • t . f thetn-wore straW hats- and very bed tlothes; they wore' - ~ un . .to im a° 0 Netunan, :Son and reeehifehap peas, Fbr. Exportatioo-B Dk• • . .. . , ..- . :,, . .. , , . -•- ' sue's.' - . ! • ' ' ' 114•1:ORT - 41 the na.ac of Wade.] .. ' .. ~ ' . -. , : • I.t.ait seen the Ye llo ,w,V)9e-i, but not that I - had 'seen her pot -old stockings; -knows .Molonvewheise : father its:. (me of Sophia:Ueda. Nordstrom. fin Riga de with 34 Wainscot - logs, T W , „,—, , • Sales e ____________l_, . eilfred,Evans.-1 am a. seaman, engaged in the-West- Indra . it,in ; I then told all 1 hatt scent° Mr. ShOr4 tbe. attorney for his tenairts. (Here he identified t-he Moloays as knowing:them Snaith and co -467 s el' ' • t'' ' - ' - r• '' • t loes• E W DEsC • ' Ga.-bele-46 les liairPs'kitils itridiereL,Rl . RIPTtoNS. . Primly. eheille • , ',' •• • i c i eThis . p l i l y eity. w ee k o u. wee • f tl s Reek this Year• trade ;• /*Was legt;tegted by IVIr'S - N‘rde,• in Whose house I was the 'prosecutieit; I have not :been - induced to say anything for tenant's sonth'e) the father Of , Molony it his foster brother; Brahe,eStahlbere, fin ligliihtidtew l ith 2197 bris'3l4 hf brig tete 240 • • ' ''•' • ' - e ---h-ge • . '' 'lodging, to buy :same ;Arsenio; shetold iac there were rats tinder. throigh Promise or reward or an 1 • 1 • ' fl th the father is' sail hisdenant, And voitn esg he s • no no ti on ofpartiiig. hs.ndspikesoF Leigh etaeo-2 bids lilt di, said - Master- - -A quantity . of, yt nug ese ; st. is per ect y e Sea Island Geoegia...... -1 -- her ht . ,isband's bed,. which trou . bled the room ; with the 2d. she .triith and nothing but the truth. - • -' • with him ; ejected the father some time ego; but •let him in on tar thrown oyerboard in algale-43:Dk c .• • Stained Ditto. - 'l2o' 14} -•- In ' 12603' 110964 ... . , • • ' efah`t. tne I went, - and got a. can of Biirton; I went home Withont- e, , , Vhe preceding, Witnes's undetwerit - a.lone. 'and severe. cross- the lands agairpen a promise - thet he' would - give up the place . .t -,Edenunde .Mork,fm,c.openhageo ; wt•th U land!Ditto . 6.6 h brls wheat . flour, 21.0 tuts •• p: , _ 85140 - ,4170: : Oii-ili . purchasing the arsenie.o afterwards .borroveed -some •inskiiev,• eXttuiiiikition . by Mr.' Payne, and before the .conchisibe %%. so within a fortnight; •gave him All • his cattle, provisions, and ' s t il. 4- ..' re :t rll ik lo int ntents unkn I A abama s salted. beef, )•Vi Tarbet-2 -pkgs ;co Nob - le.. ~ . .. , 9 - 101 1 28760 P- 20 'DI.' lea , ' 18650fe - 102 't ' '•;,• • -and• Went to IN•le. , Nobbsls - an(l asked him for arsenin4 and he told 1 ~ .8a... overcoine that she fainted awa • I b ' ' •d ' 't f corn; ejected the' father in Order to get rid of the .son e this 'was •. e .y i an( ou 'carrot remove ou o Zitrie,Titft, ftri Otlessa, with . 2oo 'eke NV, J Crosfield and co--11.5. New Orleans • • toe ho Could net sell it -without 'Some one. Was with, ine ;.I- .• chlitt was suceeded by her mother, who merely Otated the in thle'lattheendeld August --; -• • • - ' ilo; j'' attil W-Jehnson-896 brls linseed; Order-2 t• 10 cold juek, said - Pernatabaten" ' - ' • ' ' .141. e- 15 •• • !went to the•Britattnia,eatid ktll. the elan Who leiitene the 21. t 012620 510 etatement made by h e r dau g ht er ; r es pe c tio . the 1' • - & by Cross-examined by Mr. - catioper.-Never sent for the Molo-h i Mae:tee-4.K, Dk ..' g e tiring, C. Aricati and Ceara... . 1 ,!. . • 15.3; 77 . 144 • . -‘. • ~ e grihvit.h me, , ks• - they would notdet me have- itewithod t .witnesses; „ , „ • •%i rs.. Duruock. ; at the .eonclusioo - op her. exeleination; the nys to protect him egainSt -the. attacks of the esepulacee veted ! '. - ; 11-1 e 1 me; 1 Astrope, firtOdeSSa. h , rith 800 qrs linseed, 115 eks tallow, Bahia ,and Maple.... .. 13 , 350 ' • 720 124 -`l'3l -• ; 4 Again :mint With two witnesses e` and got the arsenin nit Was. danghter was called b Mr. Pa h ' li -! f ! • SIR:, -111 not ino o any import- for Col. Fitagiblibet and Col. O''Gradyeat tire election of 1*13; ' --Earles,and Carter e -15 10CA wool, C Seidl Ttawdon-W Dk , , hteranham"...t 1 ' 'ion& - -o..en . • 14- - • I4 i • 1 .• . ; done-tip : in a mall prrper; •Ighen Went Itome auctgave • 'Alert, Durtean ful Rion with 187 hdls hca - I'B ' 'use 'Io , • 1 0 Sa 4 t'llinea •I ' _ • - _.,„ tee . 13e _ • 1 8674 . ance tranepired; at tile conclu;i 'f h ' • ' I. ' • t• th became ebnoxiotts to•theeonntry peoplehitv that , account ; I has 1 • h. ;•:• .. . . te: -.. , ~, nP• eWm 0. e n., e .e , . oa ot e cross ; examina tun e . ....•, - ;Wade IR the kitchen, an said,•'-' -here's 'What Yon wanted me ~ • ~, .., .„ , , , , hf do, es fets lathwookl, it and J Garklner*-ICiik •-- • , • Peruvian - • 390 •' 20 14. 7- -9 . g COJit a ujourlleU tat' satureay morning .at mne actoce. a pew in the Oat:lel-6f Rtteeklotigegthe•populace tote away the . . ... ~.. ....... ~.. , • Para . 110 0 - 0 , • to get .for you," and 4lieviiiciner Tint it in her pocket ; it wa ~ . ..........--.......,.............- h ......-........... I -about 12 , o'cloelthylien•L•heard, of the , death ef . Mrs. Smith; .1 During the trill 11, ' ris o ner 't 12eareit to paY.anNious atten- Pew after the electien, in eonseqnence of time of' the • . .. • elJoinerara and Berbice, • 880 '•- : 0 :•-•••• -0 -1' • 817 Lion to the 'evhi - P d fr ' P ll o 'e , flonf time (Limit with • priest ; , -doeis 'not go there' Sinee out ofldislike'W-the - ptieSt. i ---- - ,77...-"litppinT'3lntelligrilre. 8. 0 . 4 .,. .. - 0 ..._, 0 I .6,,,:.'silis awoke Iby a noise tin the Stairs, and •heard .sonic one .say %%hi 1 . ' " lc ; ar. ' d e d que" Y no vith he alto . ri * , • 'Colorant' Wes:ill - Witt.... '4450 10 ea slit. was aceouimo ate ,to cousin % r • ley's. Several other•witsfee4es• were • exantireed, an& his •Iterdellip hay- • - lt .:-• 0' '612 - q 992 •• tet;i ktttie - Ohl lady , iris • dead 1I • got up to breakfast:about uiue:(l2.eloek, ' .Bahama, l. - •10 ' . 0 ,-. • - ' - ' i n,lrrectip it ulated• the•evidence, the : j tilt. retired' for : etiout ; ten - • . . , „ o'e ' 'Mid 'freak lasted nl'iiie, but, afterwards t wasavith• Ad r., mid. Mrs. •_ , .--.---1.--,- . lIIILII.IIeIi abd•thenhhtincled in a verdict of Guilty,' which 'the pri- • FRID.I.Y, APRIL 10,..-Noou, .IVind.N.W..-LFresh,lneeze. CArtba:gena ... 2040 •,, -0, - 193 . 't•E Alratie'and 'some other persbn; l• saw Mrs. AVade 'with . a sumil - M.OALMOUTIL-T it e ttsna;v, - APRIL 9. . • ~. •• • Smyrna • • • - Alta ivso-7•Elizabeth, 'Wilson. 'from :New Orle.ars, sailed from the 1 • :„, nt . q.a *niers:heard , in:silente, and withontah' -. it - • - te a re ange in coati n ,nce , - 2600 . 280 184 •e-• ;0 pSL., . gm. - - ~, —.•packei,',c•Ontaining ii tee 'four rings,. apparently. gold.;:alicl a -:..' - - H.11%11 , 04'1 ANT TO •-INKfiLPHIts. . .'• • ' • - Ckty 4th ultitno, and the Bar 6th 7 -Niaga.ra, Rigby ; and Melby, t den, • r or demeanour. Bilat :ind.Madrim - 'St • • 5'134 '` '' 8846 •-•- amalLviiiisgaret ; 'Mrs. W. was .present ;Mr Wade sailit be ' , T e itie , was' a 'ease perhaps without precedent . . in tho annals cif' , . sailed Ist March from PernamburoL:-MincrYtt, M'Kenzie,Charleston His lordsbip in- passing -sentence on Saturday' said, Mathew, galled ' 13th ultimo-Vi'" illi-un Maitland•Tate 'Ho 1 ' ' 'Brah • • ' Perpublie sale this day, - . 'longed Ai) 'Mrs. Smith ; his: wife was ;in the room; -they.. w a criminal , proceedings ;,: but -estabhshing .the point , teat inn- Ift 1 Molony, Daniel Molon dJ • • h 'o' D • IV .b. -e '- • iA. , . f . . 1.. ..,, i . ~ . m uras- 7 , e, _ y, an eletnia • cane you .au and Soph a . larm, • •,- from in and-Formnsa, Crewel!, from Bengal . . .';4O . , 0. ..... 7 .-, 0 , 810 i 35 • • , • • '.•••• , l3,thibited b,efore me anditles. Wall - Warta the ather , nerseu e• • . keepees, .who hexereise their. oWn Tinware in•-ght reception of. Surat - ' be.en convictedef one.of •the-foulest-tonipiracies l l . have ever St John's, N 8,-Prince-Regent; White,' Mobile. sailed Ist ultimo;-• ' - 0 • --... , AV01g there gin the' course of the day-Lade:A , Nris. WArteri at 1 gue.,ls are indictable at cpmmon law. - ; • --• ••' ' • fiber& Of. ' -You tedily and 'delihortifely entereti into ihia-corispi- Acasta, Thompson, •IgniqUe-ealenand, -. -. ......; Copenhagen . ; Sea Island lab:44e eiae hitighine . ati•-' she' Oddine - to:s4=k 'Mary, ~:ith , settita or ; the ! . The ctruoseltorlhe rosecution stated, that ny the common , ,:oaptisoner -said die deeas,• !( l died 'poor ; this .. ' rirrtbu..isanie.! IRO , of England, , its-laul clown by Sergeant-Ilawkins,•tin inn irk, racy in order to murder an innocent and inoffensive gentlerean, .', • - - - Mr. Thadeui Rif:shard - Ryan; vOuriowit - liimila•rd,:and by every ' Cora Whitley'. 'hence at . B . en :Wise, .Renney; Barnes . ~. . , . e. • • - ' 291610 .170 • - '• 37668 e 269438, -4 Rtooriyin,L!- 4here was Fame old piate•, which :4 - saithOtre•iwensid 1 -Steeper whic.without just...cause, 'refused a - traveller - admittance,. . account a . good and - humane land on! • You' haveconirnitted , a Camerton Brown, hence, at Monte Video. . . • ; -.: • ,, •43iSpose•o ' f, to pay the fuheral ex peoeeeeslesteglilhijierentebabould vvas gailty of en indictable offence. • - ! • i .- . . , _ capital-crime,. and vienelivee must a' f . h " hil• tloit , of the•. .. . - ee e, 74enthe • 13tli'leiri ' • Hari hi Aht - h --- ea el Cadiee Fend Thalia; Gratiate„ . lience, • ^i."'hsdh - e• gine . et . a e vi . a .. eeie ee..... e. t,,e Teel eee 5 ... on, eng n ..,_ . •r.i........ ..- 1,... .1 k r • L -1, . 1 l .. ._—_.,1041.11Ar.......i - . ......,.,..11, .. / 11. 1...;.,.. ~.,.....aetnri hi, NI r flaratt.tl thin+, n nrat-intic _ i artrior nt i ..• Ai ~. 1 ~.1 L.• - :.., , . . , Mr. Wm: ilerapalh,chemist and lecturer on cheinistry and ,;toicology. I was applied ta to go . to St. Augustine's church yard With Dr. Riley and others. The coffin had not beeo taken •' up:when I arrived; it waS then taken up and the lid opened • • bi. Riley and Mr. .Kelson took the stomach awl intestines out • and,put them into nevr basins; I put anapkin over the basins , and gave-them to a person to take to the school, not losing sight of them; I then put th em on a new deal board. The witness . went on to describe the process of *testing the contents of the stomach and botsels; which appears to have beew conducted With great skill and care; one of the tests'(of which marry were ' tried) reprodeeed the orpiment or yelloW arsenic in substance. ITo explaid the evidence of the next witness it is necessary :to state, that the prisoner, Burdoek;married a Second husband itf the na,ae of Wade.] .. ~ AlfrerbEvans.—l am a seaman, engaged in the'-West-India trade;. /*Was regnegted by Mrs Wade,• in whose house I was ' 'lodging, to buy some arsenic; she to!d me there were rats under: het-husband's Ud, which troubled the room; With the 2d. she ' sea* the I went and got a. can of Burton; I went home Without' ptireha•sing• the arseniefl afterwards . borrowed -some motley, '-i- , •and•irent to Me..- . H Obsls - anst asked bins for arsenic; and he told •-• Ire he Could net - selliit me without . siome one: was with. Me ; I s went to the•Britatittia,lftel kot the man 'who leiitme the 2,1. to • - ••• go-with rists, .its• they would notdekinehave , it withotit witnesses; -• , •I again:mint with two witnesses, - 'and got the arsenic ;eit :was • • _ slone-up•in a small paper; I'then went•home andgave it to, Mrs. • • :Waste in the kitchen, arid said,•‘-‘ here's what you; wanted me to get for yore," unit the•orisciner put it in her -pocket ; it ices -4 ' .abort l2 , o'cloelewlien•L•beard, of the , death of Mrs. Smith; •I 1555..,:.44ae awoke -by a noise on the stairs, and •heard .some oue say sir 3 . .'the-ohl lady , yeas dead; I up to breakfast:about niue.o!Clock, c.. ' cud break lasted e trine, but afterwards I was-with. Mr.. mid Mrs. 1-:: •Watleantrsoirre other persbn; l• saw Mrs. Wade with .a small '..•••••packet,' , 2oetaining three'or 'four rings, apparentbs-gold.;:anct a ss.-- email vitilsg•arer; Mrs, W. was present;. Nr.,Walle _sairl , ,it, be n--; 'longed 'te - Mrs. Smith ; his: wife was ;in Ilse room; they.:Wve ' . ...-'4,rhibitesl before me and Mrs. Braile!and the ,oftser , persen ins-• -,...: Vas there ;,. in the • enurse of the day-l-aSketi , Iris. Werte:sfliat -:dike 1 4: 14 ICiPfZilitl,' , at; §hW Olffl Me - t(l:f*k llaty.,:ith seitita in ; the pristmer -said the deceased died . poor ; this •• it,thessarne t a u s : -. ianorning- 4here was some old plate, whicher ' um,:•_: . .h•e•sweititi • •..4ispose of: top',' the fuoeml expenses} :: , Itsiter AtittistralSout ::•• (.three or four chive befere stnitlieds•lsitlfslecse• - :silti Lail , up-irith a •• -.handkerchief; I have seen Mrs. Sinesi with a' iicdti watch and •;chain; it was about a month before that I saw her. take it , out. of her pocket; 'I -Saw her Icing d s.. .ti c 1 ' ii i the room before she 'was - • buried!' • - . , . . , . -, • This •Witneas underivetta long cross;atamination, but nothing to shake his evidence in chief. Ile sailed s hortlyaftertheAloath of Mrs. Sitrithta - the - Mediten-antan. In Ireland he received 's lo .: paper from his bnelier, coneainieg an account cf the suspicions -os, about the death,of.Mrs. Smith, alien he instantly = wrote, to 'the ,v..,i'...P4Sies.in,liristal to say..wher4.he.was in case ihey,iliiiited; hiin. Mr. Russell.—l ant a shoernalter,.,living, in Shtp,and .Pilots „,:i' Vs ne;„,j..know the lasi witues4;•about.the latter parterSiivems i z „,et r ,l.retheinherbeing , at. the, firitannia public-honse when be came to me to borrow 2 , 1:; I went "to. Mr. I tobbs's ~to purchase ..thOirisenie 'with him; Erin:s 'a'skerf Tor' it ; . he asked - for two -. 1 ---- •,penny worth, not saying what it was for. - . John Johnson.—l saw Evans with . ;Bussell at the Britannia,- -- -fitri&Whenee :we Went to Mrs'Hohtiefr shop for some arsenic; 1 Evans paid ter it; Evans' asked, tlebbs if there was euoug to 1 poiion a.man; Hobbs said there was suffi c ie n t-t o p o i son half a &aim. - . ' • -Mr:.l-Iriblis.—l keep a druggists' shop in Back-street ; lihave seen Evans before; remember Evans• eoming to purchase ithe arsenic; the first time he came- was the latter end of-thesyear,: - about dusk in the evening; he said he wanted it to poison rats; I refused hint unless he brought witnesaes; he afterwards re turned with two' riten• I sold him yellow arsenic, because- I . had not white; I let him have two drachms, for which he paid 2d. ;' I never sell less; F did it sip in two papers and wrote on , s•-• 'them both. . . - • • .• • t Mary Ann .Allen.--I am • the daughter of Mrs. Mary Ann Allen, Who-lives in Ilost-street, and keepe a mangle; I know . , Itlrs.;Btitdrick; mother was out at the time when Mrs. Burdock - •- -came:forams,. she said she wanted aservent to attend upon an - old lady ; I told her I could give her no answor because my MO s-ether syss%qut; :in the interval she told oln•not to touch anything ‘s' , l t4fter•herforilke, was a dirty old woman.and spitted about; my 1. mother then•eamein, and Mrs. 1.1; repeated What I have now ,1, • said; .sho ; told my mother that there was an'old person she had. - who Wakill and wanted a maid, and tWced:if she could spare tire; .my inothet hoped there w as •nothing.datching.; when she said , • tlie.re.,v4a•not, merely a sore nieuth; Mrs. B. said I must go botne,to,roy.,meals, mad rearrested me to ask fur 3s. per Week ; . Allis Was in tho presenc e of my Mother; she said .1 w as to sleep -,, 5. „, at the fookof Mrs.. Sinith'sb4,.. me bead being at the feint of s , the,,hedohat was all th a t 'passed at the time ; .we' went away , . together, and on the way . .M rs. B. went iota a Che Mist's Shopi;•l , - . _ reinstieed outside; it was the latter end of the week, and snout , .six in the evening; when I arrived there I. went up stairs and saw Mrs. Smith; Mrs. Burdock desired• ine not . to say that. I. . . Carrie froui Ilost 7 street, but font TrerieliarLstreet, or -Steep- 1 • ,street; She made this remark both at new mother's and alsoi utt: the way; she Said Mrs. Smith did not Melo have any one 'rein I4st-street; Mrs. Iturdosk said to Mis.=l:linith f have;bron“ht ".:- ' ' ' iii-' a I 'r • btliA d. -i . ix, q , -ph. , 1 ,- . 923 , ;1 4,,, _corn re ~, • r •s reet ; _...r5.-,mi....•a5...ye rue ~,,,,, oame,wficri" I Inlet her ; - sahe - tssked me 'what wages . ' wanted, •,. i sv a I Saa.M. ; she said she. could Cu to the eta-en/Id geta 4 • pefion for 24. 6d. or 25.; • I told' her I could not ••stuy then, but , ~ she wished me to stop that night; Mrs. Bu dock remained . in her own room, and when I gut down she asked me what passed; 3 - room,, . I. ebserved . that she had said"n4thing % particelur, upon which .. Mrs. Burdock added she was a dirty,otd woman ',aid I was not: to eat,anything after tier ter she is often . spittinti about ; and a d`le4 likmd, My dear 'child What 1 say; I then •Went up stairs • with . 'a caridleiuto Mrs. Szaith!s ruoin Mrs: Burdock's servant .",., came tip Shortly after to Make the , bed t . Mrs: Smith gee out of • . ha herself in leer day clothes, she did not appear Very ill; she Sarin a chair while the 'lied -was' Making,' then - Went tO bed in' .:. : the same dress; afterwards I went. to bed, at the fo,ot of thebed; „.,; she. did not take aeything ; - she Doh-woke otic.cliiring the night t 4 •Aind then asked f or. ali tt l e Water ; I rose at seien• or eight the ~ ,t fl itext morning; I had had no particular coniefsation with •Mra.,, _. Smith, who remained in bed - I went Mime to breakfast shortly. , after I was up; she (lid 'hot aear unwell' more• than us ua l; I , returned about n i ne o r •half-pa pp st nine ;• in the .course of this , ' . Morning I Saw Mrs. Burdock; she again told me not to touch ao,kbing after Mis.. Smith; I then went up stairs and asked her h ow she was; she" said s h e was b etter, and she hoped that on , . . Siinday,she', should be 'downstairs in her own parlour, as it 1 . wotild be much better, for her • I asked . her what was' her Com- , ... plaint, when she replied she had walked on the Greenand-caug,ht cold ; she sat up inbed occasionally, keeping her bed the Whole. ~. of the day; I sat down tee needle-Work its Mrs. Smith's.rooso,i, . , :31r5:,13. cause up in the,mor n i ng an d a s k e d- m e h ow -I went 'oil, ..., an4,als4told me not td tell Mrs. S. of any' hidgings it I knew of if . arty, and if. she asked, I. was to s, ! tyl did, not-know of any, anti .. .again told Inc nut to touch anything after her; she did not assign ~,,_ any/earn [asst me to Say L not know °fatly lodgings; .about twelve or one I went hone ftedinuer; and think I return _.,., -etbabout two, when did ,not,see auychange in her; she drank ~. ! ;lathing but water; .on my return I werititi'MrS. Berilock, and... , . de pot rernemher I,ri...yin g anvihing ; I went to Mrs. Smith, and , • continued to work at m needle till tea time, about. live; I re _ , , turned shortly af:ter,,wh . en she .appeared about the Same . ; Mrs. B. came up in the CyUiiing and t followed k ; 4 . , , _ ..cr .T 1 ,(1 oer ,s,t,r,sorri; • . As . . she bad An he; band a.candlestirk and a sp oon a b out t h e s i ze o f .. a,d e s s o o rt spoon inthe.candlestick, and in the other [lnae basin `' '..1 . . :Pentaining gruelatAikblue paper in the'lath e -h an d w ith th e . :.basin, done up as a powdel• or packet; it was about two inches ,?-,• ihlng.in an, oblong forw;...l 7 .tlid not notice whetherit was tied; t4,;Atisipv,the Paper in ter hand when shesias on' he stairs;•tvsen I o:i i followed her she asked me what I wanted;' Utold her wahine, ; . f . , s j sk ., / . 4s d e no ans wer; she then placed the basin. oit't he ch es t Of :••• ...:Cifiye,isoipene.d the paPer, and pinched up a sorsti tilt ca • the , , ~,„ps e vide.eper,nt, the papa . and put it'into the gruel; there - was a -. ~stfili"4t:pap.et)- i nsig.c the blue: si n ce ; the powder wits ~,,t ies, ; I ",,O.; it is iredhing•;%if. is , some ,riptietb her •wAat . it,was ',sihe . Said • . Thing te;eue)ser ) . ite eare.iliegripes;"* she pint two pinches into „ ~the grtte; e sin:ALT. wr 'to' :the 'l,i, , ioii r hand basin and wasinid . - f Mthand , .:.Aft sn (2. ;tilli , • semi to the chamber cansilestiq ,i. J-IllcilvAtt.:Tr444.#J.3l',l: .out ;, t 1,11:0 :o ,ol :i :she then ptit,t. et ,, k; water into t iisin, 7ini( - st'ftibt'eif ;tic r 'liana, with tlitrAilfs brush;, she scrubbed one hand onr";`ifte4 sire- evil wiped tier hands she took the spoon and stirreu the gruel; 1 told Mrs. It. that it was a curious way to mix a powder, and risked her ir it mould not be better to mix it with a little warm water; 11:!.. 111.0-AIAIOUTI-L—Tiiunsosv, Amur. 9. HAmpo4TANT To.INKiEPHRS. • ,This,was 'ease perhaps without precedent:in the annals of criminal +pra - ceedings; . but -establishing the point-that inn ..keevers, .who 4exercise their own Tteasure in -tire reception of gue.,ts are indictable at common law. . ..• 'Flue ecruusel . tor -The rosecution stated, that by the .common law of England, as laid down by Sergeant-Ilawkins,•an inn iceeper, whic.without just .cause, 'refused a traveller 'admittance,. Was guilty of an- indictable offence. • - .It.being suggested by Mr. 'Gordon that a previous • tender of expenses was necesw.ry to sustain this indictment: at law, Mr. Justice Coleridge •observed that an actual.. tender was not required. • 'S..l'. Will 'examined by Mr. Whitmore.—Sanday.night, the.lth of -April, 1834, I arrived at Chepstow atiotit twelve , . I went to the. Bell Inn kept by the prisoner. 4 .Erawailight in one of the upper windows. I struck the window With .my stick .to.tnake then' 'hear. Defendant's wife opened the window r and 'said the. house Was. full.. I then 'went to the Beaufort Arms, which was •shnt- up. I returned to the Bell and •was again answered. by the defendant's wife. I said' it was useless to tell me, he inti was full,. as I knevrt here.was , very extensive accom modation—that I 'was entitled to admittance: 13y the Judge.--I think she hod risen from bed; She asked ,tpo: my , name,- 4: said "•What, difference can that make ?" She said she would not let me in unless I told her where I came 41.0, Defendant then said no one should come into his house that night. Oross-examined by Mr. Godson.-44 was not drunk; lidid not swehr-at the woman ; I , was, so far from home on a Sunday evening,. because I had pressing business next day. . • Mr. Justice Coleridge, an summing up, told the jury that an innkeeper was a public servant,•on whom the law oasts certain 4,lAigations, and imposes certain duties; every inn is an (men house of entertainment, to which every man is entitled to access. •The question here was, had there been any impropriety on the prosecutor's part which deprived him of this right? As to Sun day being the day, it was .in some cases impossible to avoid tra •velline on the Lord's day; it was not illegal to do so, therefore it could not affect the rights of parties. The only point ad mitting a doubt was the lateness of the hour, but they must remember that one great purpose of inns was the reception of gurSts'at . night. As to the non-tender by the prosecutor, it, would have htid some weight if the defendant had made any requests of tender. • The jury found the prisoner GUilty. Ile was sentenced to pay a tine of £1 to the King. • YORK. senucTioN.--seeleit Borroimer. Mr. Blackburne and Mr. Maude appeared for the plaintiff; but no one appeared for the defendant. Mr. Mande - opened the pleadings. Ile said that the plaintiff complained of the loss and, injury he bad sustained by the de fendant having seduced his daughter and servant. .Mr...lllßekburne commenced his opening statement by ob. .serving that it. would .have been well if the plaintiff had con tented himself with the legal services of his learned friend,•for though he (Mr: Blackhnrne) had often been led by his learned Mend; he hed'uever led him before. Ile thenproceettedi— , -The case before you, gentlemen of the jury, is one of a nature that requires your serious , consideration. It is a claim by:a father far „,„,, opeosa ti on at your hands for the seduction of his daughter. circumstances of these cases•y3ry exceedingly•in their na- A , ure; some a re of a more aggravated nature •than-Others, and I think when you hear tho•evelence• which I have to-lay before yOu .thisczko; that, yon t -- ,will consider it to. be; of a very aggra vated vature. Theplaiatiff and the defeudantareboth of thein in humble life.; the.plaintiif is a farmer and lives at ^ Kirbuton, near- Huddetslield ; the defendant lives' at a farm ,near 'that place, and is one of the Society of Friends_ He lives,•as lhave • said, not far from the,plaintifrs hettse;.and he name when the plaintiff's (laughter was of a very early age to pay his addresses, t.a her. She was , thett.only , tifteen years of age. Both her fa.;. ther and•muther : endeavoured topreverit him ,from coining, but they did. not.sUceeed, and he continued his attentiops.-. He came .for nearly four years, always protteiting.that he'lntended tQat't honoilrably: eln the• early part of-last year he said he should take a farm and begin for himself, and on one-occasion the plaintiff's danghte-r- went With-hint m view the farm which hersaid he intended to,,take.....At. that time the young - woman yielded to his 'intrigue he•declined taking the farm, but•from ~ that tiele,beean to discontinue his attentions to the young wo man, and finally .abandoned her. •Sho ernfortunateLy became pregnanti.and.was,deliv e red of a, child on the 10th November ,It is for you, gen tl emen , t o •assess the.dainages to• which the plaintiff is entitled for the injury he has sustained by, this 'hOarthiss seduction. of his datlghter, by a: man who professed honourable intentions towarde her r . but under pretence of going to taken farm, accomplishc4,l her ruin, and then deserted her. • ;She Bald . t o h f e a da j t u io ve t ti c i r le.appgarence, -11arriot-Senior, the plaintiff's daughter, a modest looking . bun at: liome. .1 shall 1418 ye r al - ro e f P a h ge Sc th n was then examined. e io 7 r, th an of d n l e l x iv t e with the. Judge.--I, was in to father's service and did house-. '*held t,Examination , continued by Mr.'Maude.-- , John BottomleY, the defendant, lives about half-a-Mile from my father's. I have kneis'n lain nearly four years.' He falliier: "fie begaw his attentions to me :in Ju1v,18.31, and 'he lids 'kept my company ever since that time. 1-ITe was 23 yehtt - cila ilti" the 24th of last Novrmber. My father end mother knew of his coming to me. They have spoken to him in soy hehringlibeet it. 'They were angry at •him • for•conaing. after. me. because. I was so • Noung- Thev ?aid sA several times: Ile said , I wa.s.growing older every oourted•tne. , .There was never any time fixed about the Marriage. He.did.not promise to floury me until I became, in the faraity•woy. 11 have had achild lately. It v. as limn on the 10th of November last. The -father of , the child is John Bottortileri:,.Before this happened something had been Said about taking a farm at Dean Side, i n our neighbonihoou,' And he would take irreaway. , That was before I yielded to him.. I 'used to eee• hint frequently.. He used to come to see-me till thel :10th .August. 'Before that 1; had told him in what situation I I was,. I• first told him in-Jon.e.. , -Ha continued to come tonic I for some time after. • There' hiaddieen na quarrel between us. ' Ile told meho would not :man-la me, :but he. would pay, all that I,e,aine.against it. lie told me that op the 10th of August, and he never. Caine A.:maids.. ,IliSi . fatber • is'ilead: - ' His- mother has 141 a 'farm: She is - 3..XvidPw• le IlVed' with hie mot her. ;.1 - e_faidsnelnat his inutherosas ping CO leave the'farm,• arid tie - refilihrliiiVe it after. geld that by his father's will •he was td have everything on the farm and in the house when he was of age. I asked him his reasons before the 10th of August, why - 1 he bad given up the farm. He never gave me any answer. It was in June that I asked him. I at that time told him the Cross-examined by Mr. _ Cooper..Never sent for the Molo nys to protect him against-the• attacks of the populace,; voted for Col. Fitagillbbn ind Col. O'Orady k ;at the election of l'13; became obnoxious to-the.eonntry people!Otr that account ; :has a pew in 'the ehapelof Rtiecklotig , ; ,, theitinpulace tore away, the pew after the dectiOn, in consequence oT , theiconduct of the priest ;, &els not tto there since out of , diklike - W-the priest. Several othervitries4es• were exatninVtl, ands his lord ip ha -v ino reettpitulated.theevidenee, the:jut"- retired' for :about ; ten minutes, and thenlninded in a verdict of Guilty,' which . the pri shtiera heard in silence, and withontsany%Change in countenance or demeanour. • His lordship, in passing entenee on Saturday; said, Mathew , Molony, Daniel Molony, and Jeretniah.O'DotineW you gave been convicted•Of one of .the-fnalest-Ccinipiracies'or have ever hhard Of. - Yon coolly and Mihe rafely entore4 into ibiS- corispi racy in order to murder an innocent and inoffensive gentleman, Mr. 'lliadens Riehard 'Ryan; youriowri littnilirrd,:and by every account a . good and humane landlord. • You have . conimitteda, capital crime,. and year lives must at one foes a ;:viOlation the law: His lordship. conducted by saving that he •had.•Oal•Y one -d-uty-toperfarminrol thatwas•to-order thetn-to he ixPclitod, 'And sentence was accordingly ruled for Saturday ? the :tsth instant The priSdn&rs appeared muMi , tiffented , ,Cl4ped their.hands;and prayed fertentiv• the. Iior& to -have- . inerey'•on them. Mathew Molony called for a long day, but the court did nbt-reslcind to him. Oti , retiring:frfint the bar o'-Dorinell - began'AO cry. The MoltstfyS woe- revectahlt-loOking farmers, each about thirty-+ five ?ears of age, but- O'Donnell,-who•vvas under thirty, did. not appear above the grade of a farmer's servant. - • . Ann Wise, .Renney ; Barnes; and Cora, 'W "hence, at Buenoi. Ayres. • Camerton, Brown, hence, at Monte Video. • Harlequin, Milton, hence and Cadiz; and Thalia; Grahath, hence, at Rio Janeiro. • Stirlingshire, Brown ; and Chieftain, Rathbone, hence, at Bahia. Protector, Cumming, hence, at Africa. sir Charles Forbes; Leslie ; and Amazon, pry sd ale , hence, tt Per •,. • • • namiareo: in ...Iffday's. • Wangh, hence; at Hayti,' • Aaia. , Crotit; ; and Naparima, Anderson; hence, off Mississippi. "Amelia; M‘Master, hence, at Jamaica.. . . • , • • Vivolaia,,Miller, hence, at Havana. .. Ellen, Kemp; Equator, Crowell.; and Birmingham, Pattison, hence at New'Orleans. Nimrod. Atkins', hence,' at Charleston. • Adelaide, froni:Bahia'for this port, a.bout 5111 Feb. Apolloplllack, hence, at Alexandria. Ocean Qutini,.Carnie, froth Rio Janeiro; at Rernambulth,. and pro ceeded to Paraiba. • • • • • Colombia, Brice, from Rio Janeiro and Bahia, at Pernainbuce: Irighlander, --•-••---; and Maricliester,,"frOin Newfothidland,. at Pernambuco. BlaCkaller, Blaekaller, from St'Thomag,i't Lit(kap'a. ' • Mars, M'Caul,.y, front New Orleans, at Trieste. . Mary Ann, Crowder, ...from Halifax for. London, was spoken 6th in lat. 49 18, long. 7 35. William, Maitland, arrived last night from Honduras, experienced a beaVy'gale of wind IA 'Mareh, in lat. 40, long.' 40, from W.N.W„ which lasterl•4B hours, aracarried away bulwarks; starichictria, t. GeOrge IV —, from LiShon •for Newfoundland, was' spoken 25th March,' in lat. 45, tang. 30 36--experienceid a heavy gale of wind on the 23d March, from W.N.W., in which shelost her poop, corn.' panion. bulwarks, Sze., leaked very badly during the gale, and was obliged to throw overboard part of the'car , o. . BUENOS AYRES, Feb. 18.—The cargo of :the Beatrice, from Liver pool for Valparaiso; will be discharged, and the vessel hove down ; it is alir••••••,..-..1 at— •• • . With the'exCeption'of a few cases, it is supposed the cargo will; be much damaged. • - BA.uta, 14.—The Globe, Mann, from Liverpool to this Port. was Wrecked Bth instant; about 40 mites to theirorillwartil assistance was immediately sent to hpr;•xnd 80 packages dry goods, a few boxes soap, and firkins batter; have been saved; the vessel is reported to have gone to pieces, and it is feared nothing more will be saved. , SATURDAY, Ar IL 11.—Noon, Wind light and variable. AnitivrnMereurv. Pearce, froM Monte Video, sailed Ist Feb.— Antonia; Speelman, e from AmsterdamL—lteleh, Raphael, Mauritius— Arinata, Charleston---Hermitage; &Urges, Nev Orleans-- Joanna,' Rowlands, Vostizza, (Morta Mai:KO—Castor, Rowe, Cadiz. Auto AukrvEo--Susannah, Wilkinson, from Strangford—.4nd Commerce, (steamer) from Dublin. Rawer, Guy, hence fOi Bombay, waisPoken 20th Feb. in lat. 12 . 2 S, long. 28 52 W. Vernon; Merrill, from New Orleans, at the Clyde. Margaret, .Makiason, hencelor Bahia; was spoken 24th Feb; in lat. 6 30S, long. 26 , 30 W. Pekin, Blair, hence for Mobile, off cape Tilittron, sth March, Huddersfield. ?oaks, hence off Charleston, and proceeded to Sa vannah. Mieinae, frorn'New'South Wales, It Mauritius. Valiant, Bragg, from Grenada, at Charleston. • • :hinge Idas, Keizer, frOm Groningen for this port, off RaMsgate. Hoop, De Boer, hence, at the 'rexel. Hereford, Freer, from Mauritius off Falmouth, and proceeded to London. Ilendrika, BoswVk, hence, at Helvoet. " Eliza, - 11aVison;' tram Mealijo' and Costa Rico', off Falmouth,' and proceeded to London. ' Lowther, Carr,. from Jaemel. off Falmotith, and proceeded to Co .penhagen. • Pantaloon, Smith, from Demerara, at Dublin. Flora. Richards, hence for Civita Vechia, was spoken 23d ultimo, in lar 49; Wit: 9. - '"' • - • ' ' Bolivar, Fenwick, hence, at Barbados. Emma; Gethiag' ; 'sailed•frorn Buenos-Ayres for Valparaiso 20th Jan. - .Sinee•Friday about 14, done to-day, at an ativ Speculators have taken a been sObl, of lb. upon ou] I exporters ti LONDON CORN ,h E', t. AvEttgiv s a Of th e week . . . . 42'10 Or 6 weelo", re*tlating duty 40 0 Duty on Foreign . . . .46 8 which g:600 1 are r last quotatiOns. te same quantity. XdiANGE, 'Arum 13. , , l a rlAlreland; the' Sales -„ 4Wheat Welling samples lotver'Prices have n sold at 3s fd per bushel,--We recent dullness in the Flour niar load, but not much deruncl for it.. • tiATs; 4ft 451 b. • d lrisb,n. kilndried 2. 9.Q old do. Do.,llrime, 42Th " 3.. • Dp: do. old •32, .. roreisn, frei : 0 ' 0 .. Do. in bond . ▪ 0 0.. Psitsit, 4y imp; qr. • ' white • Fbretgri, white • 38 0.. 42 • 0 11 04.rt5,•4V 04p, gr, . English, new , .. 0 .0 Do: , old • 3B. 0 .. '42 • 0 Foreign, free 1 3 0, in bond • 0 0 .. 0 '0 Irish, new 33 0.. 36 0 Do: 01d '34 .. 38 0 MSI.T;,er imp. qr ' English Innixt; Coax; fin. qv. Red • White ' ' 0 0".. 0• 0 Ftou*, 2801 b. • English, fine , 2ds,new 6 30 6 Do. fine, . 3l 0 .. 33 0 Anierlcan. sweet, _ _ s (1 3 0 3 1 . 0 ij 0 0 0 0 0 0 toe in W4l. 0 0... 0 0 boric"' • 0 .. 27 0 Do. sour, free.... 18 0 .. 19 0 Do: in bond .... 0 0 .. 0 0 Canadian, free .. 0 0.. 0 0 Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0 0 0 ITNISAL, cty 2401 b Dielish, new .... 0 0.. 0 n Irish, new DOJ ... 94' U.. 25 0 BRAN, ctr 24th 0 0 0 p • - HA [Brly. I s. d I 31 10 32 4 13 10 Oats. Rye. 1 Bits. Tess. a ei s dia , di l s d 23 8 32 . 0 35 8 '34 0 22 6 29 8 34' 2 37 8 'l3 9 25 9 .15 6 } 14 0, . ...`ii MOITATION OF OWLS FOIL TUB LAST WEEK. .. ' . litii".i 'Barley 1 Malt ' Oats Beaus f Pons 1 . Rye Entrlish " • '4986- •"2553 1 6212 . • 365 • 638 1 P 7 / Septet' - 1 80 ' 100 Irish , , - 11317 1 Erit, Colonies --r, t ..,,..--. --, 1 -.--- 1— ( ---- 7 roteigh . - 'B5 1 , 230 --- , . . .. .... . ~. . LIVERPOOL. 1 4 41.014S101 ; • ; , MARKET; A:rim, 13. --- - - --- . . The 'reduction' forinerLy noted in fliitteis,'Particularly'iti dry," has tended:to increase the consumption, and theie' bas in - coniecitienck been a fair bilstnegsdoing.Beef and Pork cantina e in steady deirtind -In Bacon, Rams, or Lard there is not any alteration to note. , . a. a. BUTlMlR.—Belfast ' ' „ ' Ban.l?ridge •'' '' 'CoTerain ' OO '0 ,--- Sligo • 64 0 ' - 1. • • Derry - 70 0 Waterford, new BB 0 Limerick ' - Cork - Do. pickled 2ds, new 'B2 ' 0 - Do. drY3ds; new : 60 0 ...: ' Newry • ' 64 p - . . Do. drylst, new — Dundalk ..... 00 0 - 66 0 Carlow - 80 0 ...-.- , lluv.-New Prime Mess New India . 165 0' -: 110 0 . ' Prink ".' - 52 6 perbaqel. DQ. ' ' - 30 . 0 per f birtel. . BAcoN, new . Do. .old. --;•• 0. 0, --- ' DItY HAMS 43 0'- 45 0 . . . . WRT D T _ - .‘. 39 0 ~-, 34 0 ...... LIRD.-Firkin 46 0 - 48 0 , • ' ' 'Bladdered .. 49_ 0.. -;-.' 50 0 .66 68 84. 61 68 0 Rer cwt. 0 ---- 0 Q 0 , • LIVERPOOL AGRICULTufIAt M'ARICEZ . Arun 13. s. d. s. d. • ' S. d. 's. d. Hay New Hay 0 7 0 9• , Cattle Potatoes 1 2 1. 3 ---,- Clover Hay 0 6 0 7 Turnips ...,..16 037 0 per ton Straw, Wheat.: 04 q 5 - Carrots 26 027 0 --- Straw, Oat TI 3 0 3#--= Manglewurzle 23 024 0-- Green Clover 0 0 0 0- 'Manure 7 6 8 0- WHOLESALE PRICES OF•BALTIC AND' ANI LfiVSIFOOL ifERTCAN - 111%113E1Z, ,' Aliril '1833. • X. , s. d. X. s. d. TIMBER, 4 cubic foot, Riga Dantzig Meinel 0 2 2 0 2 t 3 American Pine Do. Quebec 0 1 81 0 1 9 Red Pine 0 1 9 0 2 0 „Quebec Oalc Bii•cji . 'PLANKS, '4l , fdot t):'.. , inch. Dantaig Deek : , .'Azilericdn'Plite. 0 o 21- 0 0 31 DEALS,,tf..stantraril hundred. Best Petersburg Red Do. White 14 10 0 15 0 0 Memel Red l6 0 0 17 0 0 Dantzie & Swedish Red 14 10 0 15 10 0 .Dean } Ms. clf , load. of 50 . feet.. i 10P. 4 load of 50 ft, Is. V load of 50 ( T ., £44 4F 120. 5s:Q g 2 los. 4f 12a (Xl9 0 £22 v 120. ' ~• linporto. < . • AFRICA. Helen, RaphaeLfin Mauritius i , with-3841 bags sugar, .978 logs 00, ny, J Aikin—P . EAST INDIES., CAPE .OF GOOD tIOPE, Princess Charlotte, Kirby, fm Bottibay, with 1.146 bales 108 , hf bales cotton, T and Jitrocklebank-248 do, .1 Skinner and co-60(fdo, Or -der-5 do, SOswald and c'ti:—:377 do, 162 cs gum :Arabic, 80 ials bees' • N r-ax',B99 bgs Colotribo'root;B3o prt 1 Nile ivory, 50 bills dear horns, 19 cs gum animi, 20 kgs aloes, 50' big 1 hf ble wool, thrum, co-39 his wool, . 1- Skinner and. co-1 tin-bot con tg a watch, It Roskell —7 cs mitts unkn, Order—River Tapley, Tapley, fin Calcutta, with 320 bls jute, 19 es wine , 65 chts lac dye, 134 b ls hides, 200 kis sugar, 356 bgs saltpetre, 15 his silk, 14 bxs elephant? teeth, 143 bls hemp, 14 chts shell ia., Order-11 es cot . ton pce goods, C Groves-200 bgs terra japonica; A craman and Stitt -9 chts shell lae, scs bees' wax, 8 chtw lac dye, I.prel 1 ha silk combs , 1 prcl hkfs, H Fulton'- 269 bags linseed, JD andA Willis-1812 bags ginger, Colborne and Dobbs-6 his raw silks, Fisher, Bros and co—l ha silk, Cropper, Benson and co.-950 blWChassam jute, 55 bls mun jeet, 27 bls hemp, Leech Ri Ilarrison-3 ehts silk pee goods, C Groves chts lac dye, 12f `bgs s a ltp e tr e , 140 hawrassia, 4 - has silk corahs, Sands, Turner and co-2 bxs mitts unkn, Vianna and Jones—L do, Bates, Elliott and co—P Dk 'WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. Hopkinson, White, fm Demerara, with 128 pns 59 hds 1 brl rum, 221 lids tiO brls sugar, N Waterhouse ancl.Sons-a2 , 1 Ms sugar, Wilsori and Coe-5 do, Sandbaah, Tinna , and co-25 do, D Nillinit-28 do, T andji Murray-86 do,•.T•Fraser-63 bales frotton, I) Sutton, jun—ls do, T Porter-14 hds 52 pns ruin,' 119 pns 2 hds molasses, Anderson and Smith—P Dk . • • UNITED STATES. Aurora, goals, fm New Orleans With 5001rales cotton, Order' --.339 do, Colhnann, Lambert and co-351 do, J Ridgway and co--•-P. Pk • •Columbia, Crosby, fen Petersbnrgh, A 8,,-with hds tobacco. G & J Smith--1 do, A Slater---643 bales cotton,,G t J.Snllth--166do,Wain. Wright and Shells-100 do, It and (7 Berm-100 do, I 0 Johnson and co -47.do,Evans and Trokas—Lbrt bacon hams, A Slater—W Dk Britannia, Waite,' fm New York, with '6O brig...iron ore, Crrpper, Benson and co-106 bales cotton, A Taylor and eti-280 do, Sands, Hodgson and co-93 do, Wainwright and Mails-1.832 brls turpentine,. Crary, Fletcher and co-700 do. Order-100 do,Waddington. Holt and co-121 tcs flaxseed, A Browne,--3 his flax, Dentustoun, •Mackie &co —22 brls jewellers' sweepines, A Taylor and co--9 cs conts unkn, W 'A Brown-3 do, W and J Brown and co-1 do, •J Crook-1 pre do, R Marshall andeo—P Dk Harriet, Galt, fm Mobile, with 1400 bales cotton, J Johnson-750 do, Maury, Latham and co—abt. 80.00 feet pine Cruller, Exportation —W Dk • Natioleon, , Smith, fin New York, 3000 brla turpentine, Crary, Fletcher and co:-1 prcl conts unL - n, Rooae, Dart and co-2 es do, Or der.-6 es do -est , do, I) . Matples-50 tea • tlaieed, W Bathurst-100 do, Order-100 do, J M'Clenahain-,--200 do, Wain wright and Sheils--44.eks do.-Crary, Fletcher and co-9 cksborn tips; •(4 and IV Simmons--3 Wks apprl. J Murray-1 ese samples earthCn ware,..llagart3' and Jardeiri—P Dk • Algonquin, Cheney, fm Philadelphia; with 2162 brla turpentine, Ihf lid cents unkn, %V and J Brown & co-1 ble do, • M Wothersaioon —1 do, •J Hodonn-1 bx do, E Berry--1 do; 0 Wright— a bt 5 thorn tips; 11 and T Willis—P.Dk . Harold, fin New Orleans,: with 1021 bales,:coat on , B ar i ng 'Bros and co--552 do, Roskell, Ogden and co-200 do, .W Smith an d Son-21 do, 11 lly, .Prevost and co-2 boxes venison limns; Order -W Dh• Henry, Nowell, Mr APalocliicola, with 1289 bales cotton, T Wilson • and co-100 do, Fisher, Bros and co--16 do, • Ordet-2 bxs specimens botany; Sandbach and co—G. - Kingston; Curtis; •fm Mobile; , with 306. bales cotton, J Hobson and Sons---303 do, Baring, Bros and co-158 do, Waddington, Holt an d co —_ 206 do, Fisher Bros-303 do, Collinann, Larnbert . and co:-300 do, ReakelL Ogden and co-101 do, Order—W Ilk Alleghany, Michaels, fin Savannah, witbl3ll-bales cotton, Order I live deer, said Master—P-Dk Quintin Leitch, Mackay, fin . Savannah, with 703 hales cott on, W C .Molynenx-05 do, Fisher, Bros and co-540 do, "%% Bentley sen, and , co-30 do, Order-1 hf tee rice, said Master- 54 pine planks, 1 p ee p i ne timber, For Exportation—NV Dk • Macon, Port,'?, fm Mobile, with 1110 bales cotton, Wainwright and Sheila—a rarity old junk and comas, said Master-a4a Dk Wakefield, Armstrong, fin Savannah; with-fillbales cotton, Sands, Hodgson and w-. 10 0, do, Order-350 do, 'A Taylor and co--85 ,do, •Baring, Bros and co-646 do,- J Robson and Sons-305 do, Colllll=ll, Lambert and co—River. Colossus, Wylie, fin Mobile, with 60 bales cotton, Collma nn , an d dO, Wainwrig,ht and to-200 do: . Martineau 'and co-230 do, • Ordealtal do, Sands and co-•-P•Dk • . ' Austerlitz, liatumond, fm New Orleans, with 1003 bales cotton, Baring; Bros and co-652 do, Kell]. and Courant-4do, Fisher,. Bros, and co-1) Dk Jeannette, l o Orett, fin New YOrk, with 115 tes flaxseed, G NlTtiLle - . -200 WainWrlght and Shells-95 do, Dennistonti, Mackie an d co —250 do, Adder--54 hales cotton, 'l' B Blackinirne37 do, Rathbone, Bios and eco—'2l6 (10, Brown and Bros-132 do: J Hobson and Sons—, Intado, r mats trees, •M aurv, Latham and co-20 bales contents unkn, Ordera-4 es do. For Exportation—W DI; • Elizabeth, Wilson, , fm New Orleans , with 016 bales Cotton, J Rldg way anti co--40 do, D J ackspii—River. ealetlonia, Pileber, fin NOV' Orleans, with 1497 bales cotton, Order a--II DI( Greenhow, Morrison. fm New Orleans, with 1 bit 1 hrl etants unkn; G Green and co-200 bales cotton;• Martineau, Smith and co -100 do, A Dennistoun and co-35 &a I%Stuart-350t10, Kaill-and Courant— '2so do, bees Irish linen', 'OrdorW• Dk ' • - Armata, Hudsoni fm Charleston, with 125 bolas cotton, J.Flattersby and c(i—;2l6 do, MtNicral.and • Diekinson-9 do. S Wallon—Js3lo bps paddy, llighana and'Fife—P Dk Hermitage, Sturges, fn New Orleans, with .`2OO bales cotton ; A Denniatoini co-L2S I do, Wainwright and Sheils-437 do', G Grain and ,lionlB9 do, W.Forde and c0..—,212 do, Roskell, Ogriet.and 4 0 .-- 181 Order—River • • • • 'Reward, Tickle, ,fm 'Savannah, with. 100 bales - cotton, • Collinann, tarnbart,and co—till de, A Taylor and co-al6B do, Buthanan,-Laird and ear-,-213,d0, Maury, Lathamand co,--1.1 .1)k • Prince Regent, White, fin Mobile, with 200 hales cotton, Keill and Coarant-1 c 0 do, Siclltv and co , -766 do,. A Taylor and'co-a-200 do, W and-) BrOwn and cei-100 do, J Johnston-4 Dk • • • ' Minerva, Mackenzie. tan .Charleston; with 290 bales cotton, Welch _and Ilatlsoti-201 do,.T Wilson and - CO--153110, Order—Q Dk. Blake, Thompson, fin Charleston,. with 727 bales cotton, Order -972 do, T Wilson and co-151 doi W Bower and Son-100 do, Wad dington, Holt and co—Q Pk SUNDAY,"ArtiI 12.--Noon, Wind N.W.—Moderate. ARA IVE D—Menincin, Ekin, from Calcutta, after being on shore near Holyhead—Adelaide, Damroll, from Bahia, sailed 6th February— Damaristotta, Stetson, from New Orleans. ALSO A/MlMl—Antrim, Lowry,: Catherina Julia, Van Dam ; and Nottingham, (steamer) from Belfast—Albertina, Hazen-winkle, from Londonderry—Fingal, and George IV, (steamers) from Newry— Speedy, Douglas, Balliiia—tiomingrce, Port: Dartmouth—Brotliers, 11I'Mann, lalrough—Mary and Ann, Ituddoc)r,' Dunmore—Alexinder and Jenny, Edgar, from Canalibeltown—JOhn Wood, and the Clyde, (steamers} frotnlDlaigoW i SAtutn-- . -Fatima; 'Pethert, 'for Calcutta—Tagus, Wade, Lls'hon-; Fisher, Jackson, for Oporto—Marti Weakner ; and British King, Moncrief, fur M ontreal. Alice, Hepburn, sailed from Mauritius for Sydney, "New' South Wales, 2CUI December. - • Sam ' ut'l Ekrovitl,'litikng, sailed frOns Mauritius for Madras, 29th December. Malcolm, Simm, from Batavia, off St Helenn. llavana Packet, Clegg, hence, at Cape Coast Castle. Muronn, Ap . ril B.—The William IV, (steamer) hence for Hull has been towed in with engine damaged.. • MONDAY. APRIL 11—Noon, Wind S.V..—Liglitbteeze. :ARRlvin-Borodino, Hapvard, .from Mobile-Champion, Reed, from St Pet/4.0,111h: ALso .- AiRIYED-HenrY, Ower.i, from Tralce--Irope,,W ay , from Donaghadee-JutT Elizabeth, De Wyk, frOm Belfa.st-L Experiment. • M• l 4tioon.'Strangfdrcb-Clezina, Tay, Newry-Brothers, M'Nair, Kil lough-Elizabeth, Ferguson. Donag,thadec-Mermald. Doolittle; arid Prince Regent, 'Morgan, from Isle of Man-Mary, Wpm - laid , New castle--Herald, Linds a y, Berwick-Betsey and Janet, Clark; and MelainpuN Monteith, from Leith-Christian, IlutehinsOn, Orkneys - BetSeY; Sinininds,Canipheltowri-Ann, Reeves, from Annan-3anet, anti Mary Gordon, Callan, from Fort - Rawlinson, from Lancaster. • • I 'S n-Vietori a, Williamson, for Barbados-Fhrehe; Hannah, for Bestigonehe=-Dart, Ditehatn, for Genoa-Pearl, Holland, Leglrorn- AlatT, Ilekterson, , Cape Breton-Lune, Peitson, Rotterdam,-Iliron - cl,lle, Rend4ll4 Bordeadx- , -Roseland, DunstOne..4obOn - Dependent, - Gallilee, for Quebec'--Sisters, Johns ; and Alexander Cowman, - for Newfoundland. ' - ' " .Mohntatineer, Ahertlern, frent'Nmi Orleans, off Cove, for this port. St Andrew; Taubman, sailed from Cove for New York, Bth indtant. : Aliquis, hence: forliornbay, was spoken 19th February, in lat. 1 20 S. • Tally Ho, Nicholson; hence for Virginia, was spoken 28th Ultimgr, in lat. 48 38, long: 25. ' - • • - • • ' Portenlit, • 131easilale, hence, at Vera. Cruz. Gilmore, Lindsay, from .Thimb4 ;an Emma, Smallridge, frchn Antigua, ;at London.' • • ..• • • Sion Hill,. ; .Richafds, hence, at Harnburgb ; Golden Spring, from Fernandc) l'o, at the Downs. Ellen, Wilson, from off PlYniOntb. • Merchant, Bcdwell, from Bermuda, at Cove, with loss of boats, bulwarks, stanchions, cookhouse, &c., and is undergoing repairs, bound to this port ,000 bales have -ance of id 4ff about 3,000, ant ..trvErsPboL court k. • • The "stiPlillei'corititkue• hiocierite t ' have not been eitensiVe; aiddfor mi been I have alica.—Good Oats bdei , tannot nOtice any change from the t I • • • ket.-Oathrearth lied at 254 'da per I --Barley have been sold itt'kv‘deti ra . WHEAT, Vf 70th. •'s .cl , s . Engl6l), new red, 5 9Q, 6 6 ' 'Old ' o - a ... o o 1).9. new • 6 .6,.. "3 'DO. - old" 0 •0 .. 0 '0 ,5 .10 .B 1 21 Do. red r 5 4 .. 5 .9 Irish; hew red '4 10 :. 5.14 Do., old 4.11 .. 5 5, 'DO. fie';v White• ' 's' 3 .. 6 '3' Do. old . , • '0 0 ii 0 0 .. 0 Stettin. red 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. white` , Conigsherg, red .O 0 • 0 O. Do. white ' ' 0 '0 .. 0 0 Riga& 'eßrshnrg 0 0 ...0. :9 Odeisa o .. 0 - .0 • Ritssian, hard o'o .. 0' 0 Canada, red 4 9 ... 6 a Do. white . -.. '6 • 7 Bonded Wheat • 3 3.. • 4 6 Thee, Imp. qr. Eng lish • ' • and Forem, free, 0 0 .. :0 0 Do. in bonfl 0 0.. 0 0 IlaaLsy, . English, Malting 33 0 .. 38 0 . Do. Grinding.6oth 310 4 0 Irish, Malting, do. 4 1 .. 4 4 Do. Grinding. do. 3 7 ▪ 3 10' Foreign, d. p. do. 0 0.. 0 0, Do. in bond ' 0"0 .. '0 0 tTS, 4r 451 h. - English, now ..0 Do. old .. • Scotch, . ... 0 1 0 .. 0 0 Do. old • 0 0 .. 0 a N GE, APRIL 14, 18364 LOI DalTs . dAZE77*.—Fitimi," APRIL 10. WHITEHALL, /'ILL.T. , 8 . The kiri g has fieeh 'pleAtrd' to. direct lettirs patent to he passed iifider the Great Seat, grand[ -fi the dicinAtj of, a,iserouf pf, the, united kingdomof Great Britain and Irelana, unto the Itikht Itori..Alexander :faring ,;oLtheA3tange, in. the. Rountyi of Simthaaniton; and:ale heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. by the. name,.style, and title of Baron Ashbintbn, Ashliurten; in 'll4oo4dg of Devon. • • . , • • t4' 1M.7-STR , APRIL - 7. , The Kitiebas , itleit•illealod• to .itppoiut James Wiison.,E,q, ' to be Chia Judge and Piesitleht of the Court of Appeal iii the island of M.aoritius. .:.t i • , .• , , 1 • ; ,r • r • WHITEHALL, Arita. 3. hks been Plerniid:tti:alipOint:Dr: S eiih on M'GtIT to he one of His Majesty's Chaplains in Ordinary in Scotland, ip, the room of Dr. John Inglis, deceased. • INSOLVENT WiMain Angustu% Aichbald, hacnire-doss and Bak-lane, St. Oeotge's..in-the-East ; London, sugan-retinei% ! v • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. • Ben,iamio.,Parnßam„ .Digh,street,, Shailwell, and ,Liverpool, sail -makeft; froin Apfil . l7 to 21. ' • • ;AViltiatni Atolloviray, Dorset-street, Clapham-road,,Londo n,. brewer, 'from April 21 to Miiy 2. "Anti hildef,'Ctford; Kent, eheesemongef, from April 21. to May '-' . BANKRUPTS.' . . Rgbert Caley, , Gtwen's-row, Walworth,.. merchTa t t- 7 .Tpb.Eg Styles, Elizabeth:pia& North Btixton; Lambeth; loirging.lionSe-tkper— Robe q I l ayatlise4-street. atfAtlgrliithe, Atene..::3l-fiettldr-i,George Green and A nna Lynn, Gold en -l ane, Barbican, London,.leather sellers ,i,V iitisinWard „. Coventty,tibantlniinufaeturcisphcEd n iunEson, Blackburn, Laneashire, cotton-manufacturer=Robert, Veryard,. ri fla.t-iiresher. • DIVIDENDS. • • • - May 2, J. Mart, Liverpool, tailor—May-1, J. iiodgkips Lirerpool, briish-mannfiihdrer•-.May Macnikthara-, , Ste.plaensan; banker,-.Mai . •I, II„ t,rimsdate,.;Hii ti •Wyebinlie, Iluckinghlubslfire, • innkeeper—May 1: . rr. Rik; 'Lbiidon, cork•intaintfactu,rr—Alay . I, J., T. Natt.4, stock-bkoker— May 1. R. Clarke and Burgess, _Lopcipn, coal- factors-5,1ay,4, 11. 13rownS nit J. :410Brad/ey, , Gloucostes , and Bit mbig,biirry,irrieicfiants— May 4,7. Lord„ Newton-heath and. Marbehester, silk-manufacturer May 1, G. Hiekerdlke, Ifi u ldersflefd, vHdualler—kay o. 1, 'W. torke. Bungay. §tgrolk, witle4nerchaut 17,.• Bor4tor, Sut St. Edmund's, - Lincolnshire, tanner May S, A. Gtii;', • Wiltshire.'.money.activener•--M,ay•7, g stead, North amptonshire, miller—May 4, W. Poole, .Npttiugh,am, knot. and shoe tliaker 4;•W. Toone, LentOri; Nottinghamshire, lace.man ufae ttirer—Mayls, 'J. Forth, Nottingham, hatter—May a t W. Sustebance. Chelsea, bookseller: • ' . CERTIFICATES • 'o be granted, unless canse be shown tq the contrary on or before • . the Ist day of Way. • . Anderson,.and D. Ainslie, Calcutta. - tnerehants—M • Martin, Doncaster, contractor.- and Otter of gas. wor . .ks—W. ET mit t " . Bourn, Lifiebinshire, I,4ocer—W. Lang-hcirne, tondotr, 'stock-broker. AVERAGE PWCE, OF SUGAR. • , The average price of Drown, or Muscovado Sugar. CPT p p ted froni the returnimade'in the , week ending the 7th day 'of April; 1835# is 30s. Ott, de cwt., exelrisive of thp Datipssof engtmas pail or p & yaWe thereOn'on the importation. thereof into tereit ITritain. • PRICES ' W SHARES, LIV ER I'oo L; . rt.?. .1111 . 1... Liver] of Cia"6.l Gas l3OO 0 0 LiVerpootlq4 Gas' and - Cokir Com par.y, £100 • New ShaieS, premium £4O Liverpool and HattingtmtWater Works EciOtle ditto tichan;,.ie : Braidings ' ' ' ' • l6-1' '0 0 Liverpciol 'and Manchester Railway; ... ptittr 193 • 0 0 Ditto Old . Quarters.., Ditto New Quarters Bolton and Leigh ditto" ' • ibo" —6O 0 0 Ditto Warrington and Newton ditto Kenyon and Leigh ditto - 120 0 0 ''Wigan Branch ditto Pteiton arid Wig.aft NOrth Onion Lino ' 5 0 0 St. Helens and Runeotn Gap dittd • lOO '7o' 0 0 Leicestered Swann} ton 'ditto StoCktbn and Darlington ditto ' Stanehestit tolttin; and fur y 115ilwitv s and, panal., - - 38 —23 0 0 Leeds and Selby Railway ' lOO 100 0 0 Grand kun ti on 'ditto •2O r . 3 5 0 L6ticinn and tifirntrizhni - 411ftd '• 2s' t'olo Bank of .LlVoriictol • "- • • •• lO 14 ! ' 2 6 • Bank of Manchester 2.5 32 0 0 Manci;esier and Liverpool District Bank.. , l5 21 . 0 tdrtinietchtl tank of' Liverpotll 4 Matine A - sitrraticti&mpany 25 b 0 Oldham Gas Light arid Waterworks lO —7- 17 5 0 Blanchester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO 9,10 ' " Oltelin'Astturan'Ce Company Nditheitt ifid'eential Bank of ' lO - 10 12 6 WANTED. : Exchantze shares—Li;ierpool New Gas and Coke Shares—Merge,' and Irwell.: • • •-- ' • • RICIIAR,D _DAWSON, Shar Broke! LIB: POOL Number of new patients entered on the books ofthe pi , pettsarietiluri n g the last week:— • Smith. North.. Total. 'flececred advice an 3 cl medicine at the Institution, 207 no 560 Visited at their own houses and 'saiiplled , with • • •-• medicine Total at each Dispensary ' ..318 670 - • • • • • VISITORS. , • . North-Rev. rOfi, J. It Smith. --; kouth.Mr. A. Thoinp4in,itt.fir. THE W,ORK.HQU§E. . , Statement of the ayerige :number !Ad !eatpense of Paup6ra in the Workhouse, for the' week en lipg_ PAUPERS. PAR HEAD. , ATETIC• Maich 28, 1833 ' • 1757 fs. &V. ' £l.m i 11 March 29, 1834- . 1805 • • 15: . lOf '179 i 3 le'is 48 • --- LesB 20: I Less 23 16 4 ..--- . , .. , . .. .. ... .. . . `Statement of daily relief paid out 7 doorpoor, week ending April 6;1835 - ' '''' 2il l familie4 per *CA - - .1.:259 13 7 April '7; 183 t....... ...:.-. - .2248 -: -- - ' 261 3 0 More 1 Leda Tf..t.E6lll:4l'u_ OPY . lg i _ l 4'll. .1.t''18.3. Wind at Ildlyliead,';.4.W.—Light breeze. Off Ilolybeag; ontivard bound, at 1 30 p. rn.--No 7 925, Tynwald. B Bic., not quite sure. No. 76, United States, Off Point Lynas, outward bound—No. 519, Enntore, B Ilk, at . Off Point Lynas, inward bound, at 3 p.—No. 489, Pearoii, 813, 110 a pilot. • ' • - • :‘ Off Great °Mallen& inward bounid; at l p.in.—No. 961; tliiabeth Bk.' = ' . • LIVE. POOL TIDE - TABLE. . . L)ays. {,.Mrp. ..lira. lit. Festirais, Sr. t_ -_, Arßit , .[H. 4. 11. M. F. I. , Tuesday' ....14 1 11 53' ---.: --* 91' 4 • ?Wrenn- soli 0..11111..?drn, rn• Weilnexilay..ls. 1 0;14. 034 21' I' 'Easter l'Onn begins'. Thoraday... - :15 , i 0.5.5 ' 1:17; ‘9l -4 Mars t sinith bli. 57of.'6ven. Friday, ~.4 1 7., .1 40i -2! 41 -19: 6 Good Friday. ••. • • Saturdiv....lB 228 2,54. • ; 17 4 SUNDSY...,I9 j.. 3 22 .332 11 11 East e r D a y. L as s Car. Moon MondaY ' 20: '4 28 5 8 12 9 Easter Monday. [lllt, Pp. e* _ BIRTH. On Thursday last, at the Palace, Brussells, the Queen of the Belgians was delivered 'of a sort. The event' was nits imeicpetted: It was nbt expectedlo have taken plaCe . hefdih the end of the Month. • " MARRIED. . , On Sunday; the sth instant, at the Parish Church, Warrington, by the HOW. unit 1 . 1ev..1-loraeCPowys; rectdt, Mr. Henry Ashton, to Ann Margaret, datiLtnerof.the'late Mr.' Jewitt, - Warrington. ' On Manday -the 6th instant, at Manchester, Mr. Robert Heardsnan , to Milis'Sarah Shelton Ogle, both of this town. Sarne day,' at St.' Ltike*s Church; Mr. JOhndriflitlaS, to . Mlis t Eliza Hannah: • - • ' • On Tuesday. the 7t . r instant, Mr N John Wloitpy, paOtet, to Ann, only surviving daughter of the late Mr. William Whitby. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Peter Potter, 'to 'Miss'Jann Lister. . • ' ' • - Same day, at Torquay, Henry Cartwright, Esq., of that plaie, tO Hai riet; second daughter of the late John Watson, Esq. of Woodside. Oh Thtirsday last, at St. Luke's Church, Mr. john Paul, tailor, to Miss Ann Rifles. On Satrday. last, at St. Georke's, Ifanover-square, Loridon, Lord John Russell, to, Lady Ribblesdale. After the' ceremony the happY pair etartediiintiir Woburn Alitiey to spend the honeymoon. , • • - • DIED. On the Bth of Noi . ember last, x Calabar, Africa; Captain James Towne, commander of thn•ship Notrmgham;' of this port, deeply and Sincerely regretted by his relatives and friends. On . W4dliesday,' the laCitistant;at . 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