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LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1822.

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lefHleATltel-ROYAL, lenUleY-LANK. •
Tl-114 EVENING, TUESDAY. April 16,
hi. Maje.ty's Serirams will perform; the Comedy of
Tuft POOR GENTLENIAN.
" Sir Robert Bramble, Mr. 61 soden ; Sir Charles Cropland,
Bossed; Lieut. Worthiagton, Mr. Powell; Frederick,
Mr Cooper; 011apod, Mr. Harley; Corporal Foss, Mr.
is Aim*. ,• Stephen Ilarrtmhy, Mr. Kolglsi ; Humphrey
Dohlruess, Mr Gaiiie, Hun. Slim Lesereria Mire Tab, Mrs.
Marlowe; Emily Worthington, Mr.. W. West.
After which, 7th time. an ',windy new Eastern Tale of
Embattles's., called
ALNIORAN AND HAMET.
Zadoc, Mr. Thompson; Alumni, Mr. Cooper; Hemet,
Mt. Periley ; Omar, Mr Plowed; Caled, Mr. Barnard ; 0..
sera, Mr. Bromley; Illestapha, Mr. G. Smith; Ismael, Mr.
Marley. Almeida, Miss Copeland; Zawilai, Miss Pevey.
Places to be takes of Mr. &Wren, is the Rotuma. of the
Saloon of the Theatre.
The Doors to be upriser! at Half? peat Six o'CliseS, mad
the Fed.'s...eye to beer at Seems. •
To-morrow, Tie Provoked Hatband, with Pasi mid Var.
On Thursday, Steals Worth Knowing.
Oa Friday. The Siege of Belgrade : the Semliki'', Mr.
Brahma (his Mil appearance this wasun).
Mr. kinin will ro.appear u Monday nest, the 2211 inst. in
the Character of Glo'ster.
THHATRR-ROYAL, corKNroARDE:v.
THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, April 16,
will be acted
THE TWO PAGES OF FREDERICK THE GREAT.
The Principal Characters by Mr vv. Farrell, Mrs. Chat.
tevky. Miss Foote, Mr. Fawcett, Mts. Emmert, Love,
Mrs. Gibbs, and Mrs. Visieg.
After which, Is two arta.
THE BEGGAR'S OPERA.
Capt. Macheath, Miss Hillside; P. arlmra, Mr. Blanch.
ard ; Loam. Mr. Emery. Mrs. Pearls..., Mr.. Daveupert ;
Lucy, Mrs. Lidos; Polly, Slurs Stephen..
To which will be added, 6th time, a sew Grand Asiatic
Nielo-dramatse ROMITIIM called
CHERRY ANU FAIR srAR;
Or, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS.
Cheery, Mn. Vining; Suogiesubeck, Mr: Farley; Topwek,
Mr. Grimaldi; Ilassaubsd, Mr. Blanchard; Graner, Mr.
Chapman; Nuureddin, Mr. Horrebow. Fair Star, Miss
Foote; Aviary..., Miss Beaumont; Papillo, Miss E. Deo-
nem
Boxes, 7..; Second Price, 3s. 6d.-Pit, 38.6 d.; Second
Price, 2.—Gallery, 28.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal-
lery, IL; Second Prier,
Cherry sod Fair Star will be repeated every "Truing.
Tolionorrow, the Comedy oaf The
40e'rhursday, the Opera of Rub Roy Macgregor.
0. Friday, the Comedy of The &host for Scandal.
Oa Saturday, the Musical Dramas( Heim Quatre.
Ow Monday, Shskspeare's Tragedy of Julius Caesar.

GUILDHALL, LONDON, APRIL 8, 1842.
THE CONIMITTEE for LETTING the
ciTrs LANDS will meet at Guildhall on WED-
NESDAY. the 24th day of April instant, at Twelve o'Cluek
at Noon, to LET by PUBLIC AUCTION,
A LEASE fur Twenty-one years, from Laily-Dey. 1822,
elf a Messuage or Tenement on the east side of Whiteeross-
tweet, and on the south side of Three Leg-et-mit ; and also,
A LEASE for Fifteen years, from Midsummer-day, 1822,
of a Mriumage or Tenement, Nu. 5. on the west side of
Houndsiliteh, late in the occupation of Simnel Basham-
The Condition. for letting may be seen at the Office of
Work., Guildhall, and the Premises may be rieeed every
day from Eleven to Three o'Clock.

' ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY of
LONDON, instituted 1908, and empowered by Act
of Parliament of the 54 Gen.
The President and Directors hereby glee notice to Per-
sons assured with this Company from Lou by Fire, whose
Policies have been in force for five years ending at Christ-
ine, last, that the return of surplus Premiums to the assured
(agreeably so the system of 'lsis Company), is 14 per cent.
upon the Premiums received in London ; and tO pas era.
upon those received by the Country Agents in Great 13ri-
tai• ; and that the ./I,lle will, en and after the 15th iiest•ist,
be payable at the 011fice fn alespside on the Loudon Puli.
ties, mod by the Agents in the Country, on the Policies ef-
fected iu their respective Agencies.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Persons named for she whole term of life will have an
srlditton made In their Putties every seventh year, wit the
principle so beneficial, practised till lately at the Equitable
Assurance °Mee ; or she amount thereof may be applied to
reduce** of the ranee poises.' of Premium.
Policirajney ace be sid Air die whets teem of Life,
on a plan peculiar to Ibis Oiler, whereby the !cesium is
payable fur a Axed number of year..
RENRY DEAROROUGO,jon. Secretary.
Chenpside, London, Marrh 14, 1812.

down I•Cellettwwereei Office, heaping amen sod etecritiohe
upon bet bead.--(Preestan's Journal.)

THE CIRCUITS.
COUNTY OF CORK ASSIZES. Aram S.

OUTRAGE ON TOE SOLDIERS' wives.
Thisoay Comeors, Pierre Nagle, and Particle Poky. Were
indicted for ammotting and ravishing Anne Tuaft and Jane
Williams, sod, in another count, fur aiding and assisting
therein.
Anne Teta, examined.—Witness is • married woman near
-ten years; her heshand is a rifleman ; recollects the evesiog
of Sunday the 17th of February, after they had passed
through Kildorrery ; there were three can, on the last of
which witness was; at about hslf-past six o'clock witness
saw about • dozen men come up to the cars, two of whom
'toot the first, and some more came to the car on which wit-
ness was, sod took away one of the women; two mete awfli
tame up, took witness off the ear, acrd nue of thatellsweedi
her Ws a ditch ; 11/0411d know him—(identified Conners as
tbsepartma)—Witisess, on being asked, maid she bad been re-
eishml by Conners and • two (Moir me. ; Nagle was there
Man, but he was guilty of oo impropriety.
Cross-examined by Mr. O'CunziLL.—The night was very
Wear, though there was no mooolight ; had stopped at Ki -
dorrery, and took very little refreshment, only • naggin of
whiskey between three women ; never had been at Kiblostery
before; is an Englishwoman ; nobody came to save them
while she remained ; heard some persons did after ; when
she made her escape she ran back till she met the regiment,
its advance of which the ears were ; the outrage took place
about a mile or a mile and a half from Kildorrery ; whets
Connors was shewn to the women in Kilmallock, can't veto'.
leer any of them saying " that the man was taller;' it might
hive been said by some of the other women ; when they
stepped at Kilmallork, they did not go op stairs; it was
Mrs. Easentan that was taken off the car upon which the
the wiliness wan; the third woman was Mrs. Blount, who ran
away ; she does net know any of the 40th regiment, •
party of whom was quartered at Kildorrery ; was very muck
frightened, and her confusion increased during the scene.
Elizabeth Blount beiog swore, slated, that she &new the
but witness, and was in compaoy with her on the car on the
Monday evening, going to Charleville,
.about six &cock; it
was a bright night ; Mrs. Tuaft was taken off the ear by a
man, whom she (witness) said she would know, nod was de.
shed lerlinit into the dock, which she did, and selected a
af the name of Mutiny, who was in the back of It
of ideatification excited • great onsaation in
Fa
ganrt.)--Wituess was then asked if she saw any other
man she kuew, and she pointed out Nagle, but dud not see
bimde any thing un the sight 1111 question; that is, any harm
to icy one. When the man took off Mrs. Tuaft, the witness
ma arrow the fields with • child, sad followed by Mrs.
Tuaft's daughter.
Cross examined by Mr. O'ConnaLt.—Would not have
put the waled on the asma's head della was slot sure of him;
his clothes are altered, but his fare is the same. The hest iu
the world coley mistake, and if she saw the man she would
know bins. Was not in Conti to-day before, and was not
alleys the man in the dock by the Peelers.

JOSEPH BUSHNAN, Comptroller.

GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY.
LONDON APRIL 15, 1822.
NOTICE, is hereby given, LONDON,
the HA 1.. F-
YEARLY GENERAL COURT of the PROPER-
TORSof this COMPANY, to he held pendant in the Act
of the 59th of hie let. Maissiy4ilowspe !ha Third, wiN tote
plate on THURSDAY the 2d Day of May next, at the
Crown and Anchor. Tavern, in She Strand, iu the County of
Middlesex, at Eleven o'Clock iu the Forenoon.
By Order of the Court of Directors.
J. PEDDER, Seeretary.
N.B.—The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock pre-
cisely.

This day w peblished,
ISN'T IT ODD ?—Primed for William
Fearman, Library, 170, New Bond-street.

has already Shama IstTWENTY-THREE
Capitals is the present Lote►y.
All anti be Drawn Last and only Day.
NEXT TUESDAY, the 23d of APRIL.
111 BISH, of the Old State Lottery Offices,
W. • 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cruse, London, calls the
attention of his lust Friends, the Public, to the pretest
Rich State of the Wheel, which contain■
TWO PRIZES of £20,000!
sad 20 other Capitals of 1,0001., 50411., Ste. &e. all of which
most be Draws on TUESDAY NEXT, the 23d instant,
when the Lottery will eatirrly finish.
Tickets and Shares, warranted uadrawa, are on Rale at
BISHI Offices in Landau, ■nd by his Ageats iu the
Cavalry.
Every ifteket—Every Share—Every Capital—and mint
Oars Prize 'met be drawn

THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE
CAMBRIDGE QUARTERLY REVIEW
Iv will be published" by Mew Deightoa early io May

This day is puLliaheil, in two volumes Syn. price IS. 4s. ia
boards, illuoraled by Plans and other Eograving%
TRAVELS along the MEDITERRANEAN
and PARTS ADJACENT, in company with the
Earl of RELIPAORE, daring the ye2re 1818, 1517, 1815,
extending as far as the Racism! Cataract of the Nile, Jerusa-
lem Damascus, Dalber, &c. &c.
Printed for T. Cadell, fu the Strand; and W. Black-
wood, Edinburgh.

EXT TUESDAY.

SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF
PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS,
, Strand April 3, 1822.
AT an ANNUAL GENERAL COURT held
here this day,
Reported—Tbat the Netnber of Debtors Dinebarged and
Relieved since the commencement of ills institution, being
FIFTY YEARS!
went 38,168, who bad 13,945 Wivis, with 87,385 Children.
The average expense .1 vrbose liberation (including every In:
eidental expenditure relating to ibis Charity) appeared to be
31. Os. 51.11.
The Society have, within the lest Year (six. from the 31st
March, 1821, to 31st March, 1822), discharged and relieved
1,103 Debtors from theunder-meutioned Priapus, the average
of which is oe!y 11. 91.
Aylesbury 9 Exeter 3 Northampton 1
Appleby 3 Fullerton Anger Newport, Isle of
Baimiu 14 Fleet 12 Wribt
4 Oxfoed 16
3 Preateign 3
11 Preston 1
Portsmouth 1
8 Ruthi. 6
Beading 5
Roehesiwr S
2 Bothwell 1
ifirewthury 8
I Southampton 8
131 Sheffii Id
• Tewkesbury 1
• Tuthill 24
, Worcester 9
1 Winchester 7
S Warwick 5
7 Wellingten
6 Whstecross et. 194
2 W hitechapell 14
2 Gr.ot Yarmouth 3
!II York 3
4

SADLER'S WELLS,
Ushr the Direction of Mr. Ecectun (uf the Theatre Royal,
Covent-Garden).
Ile Public are most respectfully isthmoid that this Tireotea
has been considerably altered, enlarged, and improved,
completely re-embellished and newly decorated, •Lith a
hew and splesdid Duwp Curtain, aid upwards of Thirty
new Steam.
THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, April i 6, and
EVERY EVENING, at Half-vast Six o'auck pre-
cisely, wi:l be preseeted • sew pedestrian, egrestrinn, and
operatic ExtrEvagasla (is three arta) of gaiety, frisk, lark,
and patter, called
TOM AND JERRY,
Pill into shape (exclusively for this Theatre) by Pearce Egan.
Corinthian Timis, Mr. Elliott; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr.
Keeley; Rub Logic., Mr. Vale; Barney O'Bother, Mr.
Daly. Corinthian Kate, Miss Jithitsioine ; Sae, Mrs. G.
Resod; Msry Rosebud, Miss R. Adcock; Hun. Miss
Trill', Mies Brady ; Hun. Miss E. Trifle, Miss IYaldron.
Act 1, Life in the Country.—Act 11. Life la Landes.—
Art 111. Rambles and Sprees, or ILe D.ingir exposed of
being pat By-up, awake, leery, duwn,and being finished!!!
After which, PONY RACES.

Jane Williams, exaseised.—ls wife to one of the rifle
brigade, and was silting on the middle cu on the eveniag of
the assault, when she was takes off sad earned down to the
aide of the road, where she was used is ma improper way by
two meet, agateet her etinesot. It was a very clear sight;
GRht miftwelt no divtisgoisb any ese, if they were sot so
meek frightened. She woald know our of them pettitively,
and ideutified Nagle as one of the persons who had used her
in the m aaaaa she had described. She was desired to look
ie the dock, and say if s►e knew any one else there; she sc.
mantling!), did ito, sod said she knew notating pumps.
Cress-examiued.—Cannot say whether toe nue that took
her off the car was one of those that ilhased her, she bring
so leech alarmed; she was
before, and is a Scotchwoman. It happened suddenly; they
all came on them together, bat cannot say that the curs were
all attacked at the same time, owing to her great state of
alarm.
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nobullilli Haverfordwest /4
&Me .' 3 Horsham 111
Beverley 3 Hereford
Birmingham 1 Halifax
Bath 1 He. ifor.l I
Barnstaple 1 Huntingdon 1
Borough Comp- Ipswich 9
ter 185 Kingston, Hull r
Carlisle 10 Kendall
Cardiff . King's Bench If
Chester 7 Leicester
Carmarthen 6 Lancaster
Grammies 5 Lenten Peverlt
Cardigan 2 Lincoln
Charnel...lrd 2 Monmouth I
ChrstcrlirlJ 1 Maidstone
CoWNW-Acids 1 Ilurpelb 1
Durham 18 Montgomery
Dover 4 Ill.cclesSeld I
Derby 3 Marshlike' 11l
Dorchester 3 Newcastle, Tyne 4
Dulgelly 2 Norwich 4 1,203
Dorchester 1 Nottingham 2 76 Prisons.
BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, Via.
The Trustees of 8i.1.0p Andrews's Cbariiy,
Thirty-seventh Beni Noir'', fl3o 0 0
Sir Robert Johnsoo, per Memos. Curbs and Co. 5 0 0
A. B. Drummond, E.q. per ditto Am 5 5 0
Juba Drummond. Esq. per ditto .... ........ A. 5 5 0
Henry Drummond, Esq. per ditto A 8 5 0
Rev. W. Vrioihrop A 2 2 0
R.v. Jambes Webster ....
Rev. J. K. Shaw Brook, per Hoares A. 2 2 0
Commissioner Creyke, Esq. A 2 2 0
/Mrs. Creyke A 1 1 0
Robert Home Guidon, Esq. two year.' geeefactiou 10 10 0
J.ishua Watson. F...q. two years' ditto
Ralph Etwall, Esq A. 3 3 0
Jobs Crowder, E.g. per Secretary A. 1 1 0
Nicholas Brown, Earl A 2 2 0
Miss Bruwa
MINI F. Barnard A 2 2 U
Wm. Haydoo, Esq. per Secretary A. 1 1 0
Mr. J. W. Smith....
David Holiherioe. En; A 5 5 0
Edmund %Visalia, Esq. per Secretary ....A. 2 2 0
George Milner, Eaq. per Carrie, Esq. A. 3 3 0
Richard Palmer EMI A. 1 1 0
Ewan L.lsg, ELI. per Herrii• and Co S 0 0
Mr. F.den A. '2 2 0
Mrs. Price, per Hoare,....
Mrs. M. Luck, per ditto 2 2 0
Mr.. Merry. per ditto 1 0 0
E. C 51.; M. H. 11. per ditto ..
E. A. Jet, Esq. per ditto 1 0 0
-- Jeremy, E.g. per ditto
Al. M. and F.. M. A. 10 0 0
Mrs. E. S. Laurtace, per GA's', .... A. 5 0 0
A Lady, For ditto
W. P. per Hammersley
A Fiend, per ditto 1 0 0
B. 1.,--ii Laity
Select Loi.itoo Kont of the Friend:), Brothers of
St. Pat, irk, per J. H. 6 ledatancs, Treasurer S

Mary Griffin sworn.—Remembers the algid in which the
soldiers' waves were attacked ; wahine is herself a soldier's
wife, and was one of the women ton the first car; she saw a
man standing near one of the can, but did not see him
lest soy one. She was desired to point hint out, and ideoti-
fied Foley. Whe• the car on which %rotates sat was stopped,
• man with a broveu great coat came and took sway Mrs.
Porte, one of the women; and another mate wiih • white
coat came up, and puktiag his fool on witness's foot, said,
" Nobody shall have you." The car drove use, end • man
came and asked if there was either an officer's or • serjesoot's
wife ou the car? at which the wiser's, beteg the latter, was
much alarmed, and said there was uot ; he then asked of
there was any anansurition on the ear? and she said nut,
that it was with the soldiers. He then said, they world let
the riflemen know that they were Captain Rock's men.
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To cooclade with a view Cemie Pantomime. called
HARLEQUIN'S ANCESTORS;
Or, Mother Shiptoa, Mintier Bench, sod Mother Gonne.
Alidlier *Moron, Mr. G. Renand; Mother Bunch, Mr. Him-
ont ; Mother Goose, Mr. Webber; Harlequin, Mr. W. Kirby
(from the Adtlphi Theatr►); Scar crow (afterwards Clowo),
Mr. Harthintl; Lynx (afterwards Paotal000), Mr. Daly;
Reaesksr (*Remoras Lover). Mr. Strickloud. Escheated
Swan (afterwards Colombine), Alias Aitcuck ; Slalomed
Lady, Mist Jerrold.

nosey, at -pi., it.—Gtltery, Is.
Noes to be opentd at Half 'tett rive, sad the Terror.
awes are so ari ailed lavas to tunelutle by Eleven e'Clock.

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Crees-examined.—Wintem would 'mow the faces of Iwo
of the men who earned her; she has slime seen one of them;
be behaved very well; she was it great confusion, but it
WES not dark; it was about dusk when they I,ft Kildurrery.
The cur fur the proseewlien closed here.
The defence set up by Connors was au alibi, which was
proved.
The Learned Judge charged the Jury, reeapilulating the
entire evidence.

To the Public is most resprctfnlly so limitted the
unparalleled and unfortnaate CASE of Mr. THOMAS
CHA FM A N, late of Southwark, who discovered the means of
makiog the For of the South Sea Seal Skins available to oar
maaufact•rers, through which valuable Discovery the cone-
try, as well as the rr, , bath already been beirefited to ••
unknown amossisi, the South Sea Trade greatly increased, and,
liousgit the avidity with whieh the Far Seal Skins have bee•
leo& aim, some sew and valuable lolanda have recently
Leers discovered is • remote part of the South Sea. Them
14onds have bee• named New Shetland, and the Fur Seal
Kim from thruee are of the first 'trebly, sad in great 'bus-
gleam Thowasads are f.sni,,ig their daily hired by mann.
factorise this invaluable Fur in different branches uf
facture for home consumption and fur expoetatioa, while the
Diatoverer of the means of all this mahout prosperity is
himself at this time, from cameo not in his Power to mit,
is the invert ',joins, havisig been lag sfl cirri with •
moat violent rheumatic compiling, which utterly disables
him from doing any thing by which he could gages his rap
imrt, or attend to any hissiuess whatever, birsag usable to
to sue without help : iu this ameganeholy situation he respect.
pally marmite ilia extremely bard and revere Case to his cone.
try, •Incli he liar so much broefited, and also to the ha_
mane and hruernlent putilgc.
Subscriptions thankfully rreriveri at Mes,re. Herrin, Far-
quhar mid Co. &miters, SI. James'iostreet.
file Hoirourable and Sight Rey. Lord Bishop
of Durham

After a short consultation the Jnry retirrned a verdict of
Guilty whilst Nagle and Foley, •nd Acquitted Connors.
TM Learned Judge proceeded to pass •,smeuee of drab
ess them, prefaced by a most solemn and affecting address,
which was frequeally iuterupted by Ike sobs sod lamenta-
tions of the Prisoners, who were much affected. When
they were ordered to be removed Ms the bar, Nagle re-
quested to he heard for • few militates, sad silence being
obtained, he declared solemnly, before the Almighty, that
he bail neither Mad, net, or part, in the ttanenction, sad
was not present at it. Hs and the other cosviet were then
removed; but their tries were beard fur a considerable time
after, mixed with bitter curses on " the Peeler*" They were
at length fatten from the Court-house, without any day he-
iag Gard for their execution

Souse steimpurtnut mils subsequently took place, end the
Court adjourned.

COUNTY COURT, TUnDAY, Aram 9.
RAPE.

John Moyne&litett was them gives in charge far a rope on
Margaret Sullivan, at Wits*, oat the 12 b of January, 1820.
Margaret Solara° restchs at Leonia, is Barryrur ; was
never married ; remembers the 12th January, 1820; was is
Volatility that day selling flax at the market; left it two
ur three hours before night, and her house was &beat four
miles from the tows; kite+. Juhn Mo>liahass—q Hue the wit-
ness was asked 11, point out the ensnare, and after much
delay she at length pointed him out ; the witness was gu•ug
home that day ; the prisoner uvertoak her on the road, and
accompanied her about half a tmle ; is sore he is the same
man; knew him as bug as she lives; he does nal live far
from her; they went Motu the field to tithe • short rut, and
is the field beyond that the prisomer committed the violence
lapilli her; he caught her by the throat, 'doffed hay into her
mouth, and gave her very bad usage ; he threw her slows ;
he pulled her and rut her face; there was a nom came doom
the path, hut she could not eiy out, as ber inusith wss.tuffed ;
the Prisoner desired the 111411 to be off, at which he said tie
would ; the Prisoner remained but a alsort time afire the
man went away; swears positively the Prisoner commit'. d
'Mese, neon her by force, and against lice consent ; did not
lodge *afoot:stains for three days, as there was a woman in
hibiair ill the hipline, and she will nut with tle it/ atom b her;
she first told her father; her brother sew her co! ; J.d snit
see the prisoner for a lost time after ; he peat off . begs the
warrant was taken sat against hint.
Cro.s-examised —This unmet, nee tank place shout •
givirier of a mile f.tme her own house, iu at hil:111,l,

nit. JAMES'S POWDER purl ANALEP-
TIC PILL& The Poshlie are reopeetfully reminded
that the Sale of the above Medicos's, isveuted by my Grand-
father, Dr. JaOft, is resteresf Irmo Ike late 51r. Newberry's,
to the bane of Meson. RU I LEKS, where they can alaue
be had graahie. It becomes the wore necessary to reeal
Ns la the wilds of the l'ulthe, as the Suns of my late Arcot
are sum vending compusiinnis of their own manufacture, as
Dr. James's Mediciiies; and from the kited) of time Mr.
Ne•berry was supplted with the genuine :11eihruns by my
Laltily, purchasers may be led erroneously lu suppose that
'hat supply is still coutotued. To guard against the ill ef-
tents of spurious medicines, purelhiscer are requesteil to ob-
serve esiefully Mot every 111ux of and every Bottle and
Pmliet of Powder, now bears • Red Gutrernaseist Stamp sad
a Isbel signed wish my "awe, R. G. G. JAtI ES.
'bid by Buttery, Chemists, No 4, Clarapside, St. Pees,
sad 220. Regent.sirrel (sear the Argyle Romasna), Leaden;
Waterlowaslsee, E.ltobergh ; sod 34, Sackville-sfreela
road by the print Ira! Medicine-venders tbrusght ut
lit ti.itc:l Kiagdosa.

£lB7

Discharged mod relieved from various Prisons
176 D.totora. for the seen of
Considered the Cases of 57 Prtitioners,
Approved
!term. d fur Chars( Ins
Rejected
Cunsidored Inadmissible
Semefsellees are received by John Camden Nrild, Esq. the
T►easurer, Cbeyne-siralk, Chelsea ; also by Messrs. Hrrries,
Farquhar, •ed Co. tilt. James's-street; Me.ars Heaves, Fleet-
'trent ; Messrs. Whitsnore said Cu. Lombard-street; Messrs.
Cocks ;Intl Co. Charing-crus.; 111 Durrien soil Cu.
/limbless?, Cursthill ; . Hronnsersileyr, Pall mill;
Messrs. Veers amt Co. Nu. 77, Leonhard-street ; sod by Mr.
Grasseell, the Secretary, Nos. 7, C,o.es.strrel. ; w►ere
the Rooks may lw seen by shone ■ho sow inclined to support
this Charity, sod where th,' Surieiy melt us the hint %Vett-
er...! oy iu eirr) untruth.

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goner was not courting leer before; tt was her brolser'v wife
thwt was is labour.
Delos Sullivan is brother to the last witness( it win night -
when she returued from the mark.(; witness went to to. et
her is consequence of ber delay, and met her, skew he found
sosseibiug war the smatter with her, but took no moire
•nlil the nest slay, when he observed her face scratched:
the morning of the fourth day she told Lint lee Prisoner had
ill•raetl her.

Creesex•mined.—Don't recollect what he and his .;.ter
Weft talking ab ut as 061 was coming home; bis family ,1
sot very poor; Mr. Deasy. the Magistsaie, is their Isadkwd ;
me the Primmer the day after, and Oilers• sand he had dome
very ill in doing what he ;he wrist to look far him the
west day, and he fled; d.d mot come hack mail Ike police
from Clomakilly left the Mare.
DEFENCE.
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James Redmond Barry. Ere. a Magistrate. heard the Pre.'
seer' ix slate the transeetioa this der), but is nut certain be
Ziwittier) was at home on Most day, or she two or three
a after ; resides within a mile sad a half from her hover;
examined her in about a month after she lodged her infor-
' matious; inquired of her where the transaction took place,
• and baked ber why slit did not come to, him immediately
after it occurred, and she said she wished to go home to
consult her friends, sad that she was ashamed; does nut re-
collect ber sayiug Pity thing about the lying-lo woman.
Cross examiurd.—Knows the Prison* several years; is
sure he absented himself fur this offence, as the witness inns
in search of him.
The Jury remained but a short time is) the room, when
they returned a verdict ofGnilly.
Hie Lordship then proceeded to pass seateoce upon the
Prisoner, and. mid, he had been found guilty of as offence
which the laws of this country, as well as every civilized
Stale, made highly penal, and visited with death. The •its-
Itation of a female renders her stufueinnate ever after. The
Beelings of such a woman are, by the cruel opinions of the
world, nfientinwe disregarded sod lacerated—the Sager of
,scorn is pointed against ber, and she is reduced to give up
ber hopes of Imprints', and to stiffer such Mail/411feet, es the
uufeeliag may heap npou ber. The Prisoner WO, in giving
way to his istemperale desires, brought the Prosecutr's tO
that stale. The Jury had paid every ettentiso tee the en-
denoe, and they pronounced such a verdict as acoordid with
his Lordship's owlet, tion upon it. He admonished the Pr,.
sore to entertain au expectation of mercy, hot that be
should apply himself, by repentance and prayer, Its drew
down the mercy of that God he had offended. His Lordship
then passed the sentence of death upon the Primmer, in his
usually sr 'minuend impressive nsamecr.
The P.isoior appeared • stout and healthy man. 'god
about the middle age—be cried vehemently on hearing the
sentence.
The Proseesetris was also a woman of middle age, and
gave her testimony with much seeming modesty.
TRIAL OF A WIFE FOR THE MURDER OF HER
HUSBAND, AND A SERVANT FOR THE MURDER.
OF HIS MASTER.
Mary Stanley. a woman of respectable appearance, and
Williams Leary, a servant boy, with as ill toulcoe collate-
nitre, were thus put to the bar, charged, that they nut hav-
ing the fern of God before, their eyes, but being nursed ant
instigated by the Devil, did murder David Stanley, by
shooting at him with a loaded sun, and finite him a mortal.
wound, by which be died on the Mb of November last, at
Old Court, le this county. They were also iudected for
aiding and assisting in the murder.
' Counsellor CONN mt. opened the case for the prosecution.
He said the duty devolved upou him to state the oneness-
! stances of this case, and he would do so as shortly and
simply as possible. Mary Stanley, the Pr.wmer, Mlln
the wife, and William Leary, the other Pei.eror, was
' the servant of the late David Stanley, who lost hie litW
•on the 4th of November last. The 'hanged was at
farmer In comfortable ciresimstaticer, and: was con-.
sleet in his attendance upon his hastens- There were
no prisons living with him at this time but his wire-
and servant. He was seen al his house ow Sunday thw
4th ; he was not seen there or shout the funs iii
Monday after by any of his neighbour!, and it was not
till Tuesday that hie dead body was diaceer nut in its oil
house contiguous to the dwelling. It mill oppearto the Joro
that Mary stardey we■ omen shoat the place previou•ly
where the body was dircov• red ; it will appear to them thet-
a woman was discharged by the •ifer a ski et time
before this murder took place; and also that atwitter :m-
-eant woman, who was to be employed, was. &sited by 'hue
female Prisoner not to come nutil the day after this trans-
•rtion ; it will appear to diem, that there wawa dog n( she.
deceased which •srd btfore to be •Ilemed• to go at laree,
woe, on Ibis occasion, tied up. There is also e% Pei/I C
sheer that a criminal carmexion was sulssiming better es doe
Prisoners at the bar hefure this Curl 'own tos• It plane—
He had nothing to offer to the consider:taloa of the Jury,
only a shame of ch
comstancessuch as these, to brier the
unnatural crime home to the Prisoners at the ha•, but
Lordship would tell them, that these, in the eye of the Ise,
are sufficient to coevict in the most impswiesit cnes. Can.
remittal' bad been made, list it would depend out how his
Lordship would rule, eh. thee three shoal be received on
not. He would now proceed to tall the eeida are.
Denis Leery examined by Counsellor O'Ciessneg.,—Knew
David Stanley ; he is dead ; would kites' tbe Prisoners at
the bar ; their 'antes air William Leary soil Mat) Stanley
is nu relation to the prisoner Leary ; lives near aline Das, I
Stanley lived; there was • small valley hi. tore a them ; row' •I
see Stanley's farm from • part of his farm ; whirs. I
the body of David Stanley on the first Toeseary in Nuclear-
ber ; (mld it in the ruins of an old house ; cis e body was.
lying with the face down, rad the latter was cowered .114
blood ; did not see him On the Mt nilny before.; the 'Mini.
witness weed to look for him on Toi-.wiry watt„ because ales
(Mary Slushy) came over to witness's house, asdesid
thing was the matter with Davy; witness went over, ant
they passed the old house, when the tinware Mary mast it
was there the body was; went in and fount him the., dead.
with his clothes or ; saw his dog, which was Cot to a ladder
that was 'lauding:l(.lMo • rock a vetches ; this mar eilihnl
two perches of *hire the batty was; never knew the due iris
be tied up before; saw blood no where, hot abut' the en-
trance to the old hmese ; suo the prisoner (Mars Stmor);
walking about ; the ceidagh or old Louse ws. 1/1111111 tt rise or
four perches of the d•elltur.-hotße.
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Counsel for Prisoners Ji.l not think it nee. mar', • n the pro-
sent state this trial, to cross-examitie this witness.
Daniel Kelly—ls a sitreion ; was raliol on by the Sove•-
/eiGn of Kinsale to examine the lb, body ; it was ois a
Thmeday ; examined the body ; can mate the eauts of hi•
death; there was a ...nod in the back het•ee . the
and it appeared to he made by a ball and some sliss*,
took an oblique direction and came out as the enlist. Wu.,
which was fracicr J, a well ',souffle of tlw Inrge blood vractiun
broken; the gun ruu•t hare starved upwards.
Brian Kelly, examined by Couu•e:lur Co LLLLL —Knew
David Stanley, of Old Conti ; rieullerts the body era, loon.'
on Tuesday to the room of an old house ; knew his wire_.
(identified her)—knew 1111:isns Leary, that lived with %Ir.
Stanley—(oJ. otifiril him)—he was sit his service befoiu he
was killed, and when he was kaki! ; sosulry hail no Comte
but his wife, bin tulf, and his boy, Leary ; there ni4. n .
house joining Stanley% but a small low where tile.. wr-to
pes ; saw nobody going into the old house, but .a. It's
wife coming out or it h.ilf so Lour Iwfare 11w busty u a. 1ian...1;
wittiest did Out see bee healer than Vast 'meek., to this pl..ce
at that time.

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Juno Donovan —She went to alfree for servii to 1.40.1
Stanley on Sunday evettiog ; they did owl speak to hie :«
fore. but tint to live; wtnew 1014 Mrs. Stanley stew egs
coating to lo,c with her; they agreed; witueas diJ no. r—
enew, but "ha Ciattley dewed bre go to \war 11,14 the wet
even. oc; ouuld Mee staid only for this; did i.ut gn the w et
h he (Mr. Sitibley) dwd ; saw Mr. Stride(;
mud Mia Stni.l-y aid Liary thole oa SuoJPy ..fur ore