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YREL4kD.

, .DClll.fte„ !WY
bINNER TO GENERAL D'EVEREVX.
The :timely to practite •Isickris was •xtreme,
and though an short at space ssf tune had elapsed.
upwards of iOO Gentlemen Assembled at Morrtssou's
Greet-room. d rr was 'served up with the
characteristic elegance and profusion which ths.tita•
goish this magnificent establishment. Lord Clout.
curry took the Chair. shoot half after et the
centre sable. On his right wit nesieral D'EVeTPU*;
Colonel Hoy, of his Majesi's ; Colonel
toutrr. of she first Fur:l4er regiment ; Lieutenant-
Trerkilick. 411 Ilse LIMY; *lad
MacLoughliti, of the. Lancets. Oti
the left. Commie' Aylmer. tsf the Lancers-; Lien-
tenatit•Culanel Harvey, of the NMI.'; and Nlstew
Samson. of General Evereue's Staff. Mr. Win.
Humphries sat et the foot of she centre table. Sir
Frederick Flood. Bart. late Representative for the
County of Wexford, Ilse oldest Benches-. seal Father
of she Irish Bar. presided it the table tot the lA.
Mr. O'Connell ttsuptiriell the dignity of the Choir,
et the table on the sight, with his clraracteriatic good
humour.

After the cloth was removed, Lori Cloncarry,
with n rintvbie preface, irrontwed the hr■lth of the
King. This was drunk in solemn and becoming si.
leiter.

" The Prince Rexrnt"--41tree times
IS The Duke of York, nail she As eny."
IS The Duke of Clarence, atoll she Navy."

lo proposing the health of the Dukes of Kent
and Sussex. as the Royal friends sod advocates of
Civil and Religious Liberty. his Lordship made
some very happy and appropriate observations on
the conduct of those illostrtous Princes. This
speech was received. and the health &auk with the
most animated mark% of enthusiasm._

Lord Chnocurry •hen propored the health of the
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, the Earl Toothed. His
Excellency was. slid Lord Cloncurry, be firmly
believed. a friend of Ireland—lie certainly was I
mato of his word, as he had reason to know, and this
was more than he could say of some of his pre-
decessors.

The sentiment was received in the most enthu-
siastic manner, and drunk, among peals of Amin.
matien by the company, with three times three.
The Right llntiourable Charles Grant w:is then
proposed by his Lerdship,uy she friend of Ireland.
This was drunk with the greatest IL:al and anima-
tion. _ _

Lord Cloncuirry in proposing the health of his
friend General D'Evereux, prefaced the toad with
en
extremely happy view of the state of South
America and of the conduct of the brave officer
whom they had that evraing assembled to hot ttttt r.
When General D'Evereux presented himself to
the company, the room rang with plaudits for
several minutes. He addressed the company in a
%train of affecting emotion—and, took a comprelien.
✓ive view of the state of liberty in Spanish; America.
General D'Everrux concluded by proposing the
health of the Noble- I.6rd who presided in the
Chair. The toast was received with acclamation—
and Lord Clonctirry returned thanks in those warm
and pointed terms which come immediately from
the heart.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin's health was drunk
twice, and the toast wee prefaced each time with
appropriate remarks by Lord Cloticarry and Mr.
O'Connell. . .

" Gerseral Bolivar"—with the woo rapturous enthesisset.
General D'Evereux stood up to thank the Corn-
pay in the nettle of his Friend. the gellant end
magnanimous Prekideot of the. Republic of Ve-
nezuela. The (ettere! was extremely happy in
giving an outline of the public and private life of
this celebrated Chief. Ile was desceaded, he said,
of an ancient end noble family, and forma Itimeelf,
of the beginning of the Revolution, a Proprietor
of fourteen hundred ►lases, and with a revenue of
two hundred thonvend crowns. On joining Nlifenda
his first act we.. the emancipation of %laves, end
soon alter lie emburked Ins whole property ia the
emsr.e.

" Sir Frederick Flood .••
Sir Frederick wade • very tensible end bumc-
rnu% PpePell.

" Mr. O'Connell."
Mr. O'Connell returned thinks with his usual
eloquence and feeling.
" Mr. Fiala), and the Stewards."
Mr. Finlsy made a very handsome and energetic
speech, which was received with thunders of rap-
plume.
*4 Mr. Phillips. and the Emerald Isle."
Mr. Phillip% returned thanks in a strain of elo-
quence iteculiarly his own.
Thrre were several other appropriate sentiments
and toasts given iii the course of the evening.
Lord CI •iirry, General WE:velem/. Sir Fre-
derick Flood, Mr. O'Connell, anal Colonel Hay
quitted the room shout twelve o'clock.
A great part of the company remained, and kept
op the hilarity of the Meeting. until an early hour
this morning.

THE TRIMI.F.STON CAESE.
WLDNFISDAY, JULY 11.
This day thr, troi, to I,rt avid" Ito. 'lnflict pro-
nonsicetl in hut cusp". in the mouth of Nlarcli last,
in favour of l„,ffil Tranlyston, wag (iiiposrd
The Chaticrliur rtftisra Lady Triffileaton's appli-
cation fora new trial, mid contirintd the verdict.

As the Rev. Henry Elricgton was passing through
Cat-I.l4o'ord, cm the 12th instant, in a Isuclatt!rtte.
the horses took fright and ran ,forward with such
impetuosity, that he was thrown with violence
against the gable of a house, and received con-
siderable injury iu tile head. His holy, r nurse,
and au infant, %sere alto precipitated from the
carriage, which was dashed to loners. Mrs. Elririgs
ton was, we are sorry to say, severely bruised. The
nurse sustained little injury; and the infant escaped
unhurt. We are happy to learn that Mr. and gars.
Ebiogiou are to a fair way of recovery.—( Newry
Telegraph./
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PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per Cr. 1C0:C..701a Imp. 3 per Cr. An. 69j
3 per Ct. C0n5..692 7u India Bands ....3 6 pr.
691 Ex. Bills. 2 pr. par.
34 per Cent....l 79H Iltio Cour—. 27 dia.
4 per Ceram atitti Oninimn....l; 211, pr.
3 per Ct. N. Ann... 103 Cups. for Am. oil 791
lb4fif • 70U
•B. L Ann.... 111 11-16

POLICE.

--- -wralt?
resteraay J•kss J•sarpli Distasat„ • rureilWr, of roof
'rentleesatily appeeriliere, was dminted with a (raw' av
fulluaribsg Galore, been 1. Fangio, Ea, the &mug ship,.
Irate:—

The Office wad rrowdell with yrokleatiiho sad paw ohrolt,,,
Dome of Woos lend bees taken is In the Prisoner and milted'
to whom he offered and sold medals of a metallic cumy,oi.
tine, purporting to he solid gold.
The following are briefly the farts esionerleil with tar
ease :—A frvi days ago two ihreent.lookiug risen railed at
shop of Mr Philips, Goldasaiih, of flwallow.strrel. anti 1..„
gaiiiril for the porehore of It silver spoons, mid prinier-.4
lame medal, which they ,aid w ild real gold, soil offered
t xeloassge for the rwooni. Mr. Philips twirl-tine at..,,
lirisaglit them to Ibis ofErsi, hot nothing roold he .1.44
they had ant received money ur Rinsch for the nie,lal,•hich
proved to be load and bras, coyest d out, a thin :4,1,4
gull. The day Are the partienlars Came nude, She mos.
lion of mitosis goldsmiths and pawnbrokers, and abet arse
ii,d,,red ILI try their medals *high they had porrhasiil sr.l
receive., he pledge ander similar riresirortaiirer, on *hi I.
they proved to he of no value, iilitionclo 18, 20, sail
liras hail brew paid for them. The Gaud was um:: rip 1.1.1
among the trade, when it was disrovere4 that iu tiin ri:y
and the west rod of thr lowa, they 64 precincd she fri,il
to the extent a mow linoilreils.

The PrillLw,r Wa9 idesitife.d by Staub,* It teiffey,
twitter, Oxfontstrett, 11) be the p.m., that phar,l ,
medal prodeseett ud the Lime tonsuei.eiion fur ?V *senoras
Ile was committed fur te-exammatiuu.

NOT►nr con rms.
TesterAay Robert kiddie, Emu M.D. of Idotifer pure,
Fironswiek.wyeisre, opprartil to a sesennovens :1,,
iiiforntatiois laid spinal him by J:atu•ll 5,,,1111 1 c.,nual,;,•
soil street-Leers. an the filtionet's estate, ettsreisit hint s
riding a horse on the footway parentent. in I.l.l4l.ltcrtt,
Friday hot, contrary to Art of Parliament.
The essepplasstsol slated, lint the 11,1,1 psren.gtt woe cp,
in Juild..irrel,il Owing nosier repair, snJ r. a C4llllOlllO per-
real persons with horsey or carriages front roonst that x it,
there was a bar placed across at each rod of the 'tr.'s, 0.
&Risotto/ winch the Defendant cot roots., the post at the tan
of the street, sail nide shoot were or i.l%lit
paeentrost, contrary to lbc oboist's, nod f lllt CI nt hisisof
to a prissily.
_ _

Mr. Itiddle being called us fur his defence, state.l
self In be a medical gentleman; that on the they .et fqtli
the infiornesieme he wait seat fur to visit a patient in et 5”....•.
street, shirt was alarmingly ill from having taker RIB cs..-
dcwe of laudanum ; that he was nut aware of the patvwcit
being lip in Jutld-street, which was his 'wares' way. twill
be rude up to the bar. Her patient was slot far off, mat d
rasa great way to ride back sad gu round, eunAdcriuz thc
emergency of the ease, and all he did wet merely rutin,:
retool the post sod getting immediattly Into the sigrei
. _

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The Magistrate, Hader these riccusastssres, Co fay, a
the cimplaist as hisolutts, sad dismissal ,Ye Safes twatiail.

ST. ALB'AN'S SESSIONS.

The Sessions-house was crowded on ISEnnsi iv ..1
consequence of the trial of a celebrated] pit 44•.
named Croack, whir is the terror of the to
hood. De was indicted fur having ansaulled r.,s
young men in Ranier, the servants of
a postmaster of that place, and of the Ilnymarkst.
London. The pssgiliat was in the 'ftlllre sit 3,1 r.
Newman, postmaster, and nwneruf the vrel l• lona til,sl
at Barnet, tallest the Greets Alan. A dispute Arts,
between him and the Prosecutors upon the st,dj tt if
supplying Sir R. Peel with four llnf,Cll. Ntitwitli.
itunaung the isrowen of the Defer:deist and hinpart.
the Prosecutors succeeded ni cars-roc oaths! wortfl
Baronet its triumph. The victory, rather than the fare.
galled the uissuccenfol antagoonr, and upon tl•n
lint opportunity be whipped one of the Proisecuttr•
until he made his knees mod elbows move with eso
rapidity, and steak such blows wish his fist *soca
the other, as to leave him pletely motionles-.
The unaultn were clearly proved.
Fur the Defersdasit, it was said the contro
merely undertaken upon the Piccadilly wineiple of
procuriog pansengera. rind that zeal had reality.
caused improper violence on bush sides.
*motors, who had auccercled in the honour of 1 sere
int( Sir Robert Peel, might fosse beets sal,stied
with that %mecca, without proceeding to the ut-
11111tily extremity of two iodic' melon.

Witttentes were called, whu >Jai there hart twill
provocation on both rides- The aphatitta Were us
denteit.—Crouch was ftwild—Guilty.

1114RICATS.

CORN EXCHANGE. Floors*, JULY 99

We hail a large supply of 11 hi ,it op.:on trout Suf-
folk, anti the favourable chat.ze in ti. wea.:Ar sale.. Well•
uertlay caused the trade to be cxrer..i.rort an.l rater
could nut he effecied without robot tvirz to a tvdtuctiato of
f 2.. to 3n. per gassier from 1S duerda~'s prirw. our
frfll at that decline 0411111 e cousule,al,l.• qunottties were uo
disposed of at the chose of the Inaiket Olt. are IL per
quarter cheaper than on W'echiesday. in Beaus,
usher articles, three is on alteration.