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complained he had lost two 11, notes and witness
total hews he should have kept better company..
t7ottsartne Hume corroborated this statement.
Anti Turnbull. the publicist's wife, its Gates-
head, corroborated, with very little variation, that
part or Maddisuu's evidence which related to her
house. _
The. -Pfisorcrs made no defence. Wilkiltaar
said, his wifsgdW int expect his trial till Monday,

witF whom he hall
ysstt several ma.
vial called, hot did -not toppers/.
His Lordship'suantied up, iuforaming the IWry
the points of law-concerning the testiinerty of
an accomplice; observing, that a aftall who would
lend lend himself to such a transaction, was 'al-
ways to be considered as a unto infamous in himself,
wed never to be belayed unless amply confirmed
by the testimony of other witnesses.
The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty against
both the Prisoners—Deolh.
Main; Wilknotnn, and Hetherington, his Lord-
shit earnestly advised to prepare fur death, to
sitrtud the 'ant they had left hp imploriog from God
thatWtercy, of which, fur the benefit ul society. it
was nereitaaryto deprive th-m here.
//wet Mart, John f.ih, and Ben. nOWen,
OlOged with SlMlllleig a chest of ha from a
'recr's cart, at tin inn, on the road to Looglown;
Ann Brtrke, with bring an accessay belme
fact.
'he convicting, testimony in this ease %via, as in
I a-t, that of an accomplice. The Waal faces
id not therefore be spoken to, as the daft was
. the flight, but several concomitant circumstances
were corroborated by the witnesse., and a belief of
the accomplice an tar effected. as to induce the
to find the Prisoners Goi/ty, with thr excep-
edit of the wonium—Seeen years transportation.
The case of John kern:this, fur maliciously shoot;
ing at his Majesty's revenue cotter the Steiillow, u
the high seas, came oil yesterday mottos% at ha
lastwlit o'clock, and lasted till near limr.
• 'Mt Jury returned a verdict of Goihy. but re-
niornded him to mercy, on scintilla of his greed
I y sidreritigi, he having been wounded iu the
ion, and his leg ruldweipiently amputated shave
knee. .His sentence is postponed till
)iidges meet, that a point of law may be disc
connected with bits rave. •
Alit-hue! Burke, Andrew Rowell, John Paliners;
rM and Bonneeaddeson, were discharged by rouchttei
station. '
•
INTELLIGENCE.
...o? 20-.„. rt. 2., .04111 P .
Trim! PA PLRg.
• TAXIS, AUGUST 27.
Yesterday morning:before nines, the King re-
ceived the Countess of Gothlaud (Queen of Sae-
den) in private atirlienct..
Their Excellencies the Duke of Richelieu and
florin Pasqufer had a long conference yesterday
soothing with.the Duke of Wellington.
In the ufierreieoei the Marquis de Latour Mau:
vg, Minister of War, livid a visa to the Duke
Welhiqttin. In the evening his Grace dined
the 'King.
it stscittin, Annus/ 15.
The latest nceounts from Barcelona assure us
the yellow fever is confined to the harbour and
Lazaretto, hood that the city offers no cause fur
netude. The Government of Spain, however,
commando(' the mail from Catalonia not to he
udoritted withal the limits of Madrid until every pre.
leas been adopted with respect to tile let-
. and the conductor and pa•sengers have under-
_ a species of qoarantine. 'rite Spanish Go-
vernment has set a price upon the heads of the
principal numigents. It has offeied 30,000 real'
for the howtof the chief ; 10,000 fur that of each
who here continued with him for four years;
6,0u0 tar that •of the several persons forming
troop.
he 4Prrinanent Deputation of the Cotes has
dished its circular, tinder- date of the 13th of
lust, convoking the -Exttoorsisoury Coates for
28th of September..
'here is no doubt that Merino is still in the
,rra de Burgos. Since the retreat of the troops,
elm opinion, instead of declaring in favour of the
institutions, is every day declining.
__ seems that in the approaching Session of the
Cortes. besides the criminal code, our fitianeild'
nditicii will give use to lively discussions. It isi
well understood how this Assembly will view
sim,e of the powers which had been intrusted
the Meurster of Finance, relative to the loaa,i
' the tialatiou of the laws enacted upon the soh.'
a tire old natioigal debt.

ihe effects of thole iujoriong operation* begin to
Manifest, in the continual fell of the public se-
ittes. - The debt, without interest, which hurl
In at 761,, has fallen to 731, sad an equal de-
lession is experienced by the royal vales.
tut the mast distressing part is that the loan is
tilling. Notwithstanding all the efforts that
cesstnissally made, the subscriptions do not ex-
' a fourth of the sum required.
VIENNA. A1.16119T 15.
According to the latest intelligence from Cone
tttioople, the city was in a tranquil state. In
esseral, the sneer's of the Turks in Moldavia and
%itlachia has in some degree diminished the rage
the populace. The Government has adopted the
.r rigorous measures against the disturbers of the
,lic peace; s Turkish merchant, who made him-
formidable in the time of disturbance, has been
idemiled to death. 'the shops have been opened ;
;ante Lurid peisoris have been put to death. TM).
• now open, but there is no trade, and confidence
14 out to be obtained by force. Apprehensions are
entertained with respect to the ituasians; all the
meassises of Gateman:id are demonstrative of irre-
'-ttion and tear.
Bread having appeared light in weight for two
days, murmurs were excited among the populace
id several bekers have beets nailed by the eats to
ten own dotes, although they bad acted with the
'twist of the authorities. It is• probable there
be a famine, fur the Ilydriot veseels bring no
wore cum. They reckoned on relief from the
"actin of Egypt, but it appears lie is alienated
nom the Porte, and rayon,. the Greeks. Persons
that nation who reside at Constantinople are
very treuquil ; they have no doubt of the possi-
,iity of their deliversuce, and they cringe fur the
purpose of prolooging their sad existence.—


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