The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-25 00:00:00

SEVERN RAM BOAT.

Um Monday A preliminary meeting of the projectors of an
aadertakiug, under the name of " The Thames and Severn
Steam-boat Company," was held at the Talbot Inn, in
Shrewsbury, .1. Atkinson, Esq. in the Chair. Captain Sess-
ion, the patentee and builder of the diagonal steam-packet
jos, launched at Stourport, Mr. Bradley, of Birmingham,
Mr. Rangeley, the mechanical engineer, and other intended
proprietors,with ■ select number oftr.slesenea of the town (who
had nutlet of the meeting only a few hours previous) were pre.
omit. A g I outline of the plan wa► &bided by Mr. Brad-
ley, lit, Thai barges be built of 82 feet in lentils and 12 fret
is breadth, which will pas. the whole of the locks upon ill.
Thames and Severn Canal : 2J, The barges be towed by a
steam host, which will be propelled by two steam engines
of each eight horse power, from Thantes.street, London,
to Leehlade, in Gloucestershire, where the River Severn
smiles with the Thames mid Severn Canal :—the steam
boat, not carrying goods, will immediately prucetd to
Loudon towing a barge bath which has arrived from
the Srveru : the other barge to proceed along the Ca-
nal into the river Severn, 38 miles, hassled b• two buries;
on arriving at Glunerister, it is to be taken is tow by
another steam.bost of equal power, which proceeds with it
up ilia river Severn to Shrewsbury, the ►ame barge passing
the whole length from London to Shrewsbury. 3d, That
goods be delivered at Cirencester and Stroud us the second
day; at Gloucester, Tewkesbury, Upton, and Worces-
ter, on the third day ; at Mourport, Kidderminster, Bewd-
Colebcrioldsle, on the fourth day; and at Shrewsbury on
the fifth slay: the voyage from Shrewsbury will be performed
in only three days, having the advantage of the stream on
bulk rivers. deh, That carriage will be this. reduced to 21. Gd.
or 3s. per eat. fur goods from London to Shrewsbury, mid
ts„ fur butler, cheese, cone, cattle, &c. from Shrewsbury
to London. bth, That shares amounting to 10,000 i. beisig
already subscribed in Birmingham and other places; the
remaining ■um necessary to be subscribed in Shropshire
and the towns on the river. Capt. Sandon explained the
practicability of the plan, and stated that with ten inches of
water (the river never having less than ten incliv in the shal-
lows during summer), the vessel, built on the new principle,
would be never subject to delay, when freighted with 20 tuns
of goods to thi. town. Mr. Bradley alluded to the large
quantities of butler, chesse, and cattle, which world be
conveyed to the London markets; and, after much gene'sl
conversation, it was unanimously resolved to give publicity
to the plan previous to the calling of a meeting, at which
time Capt. Sandon purposed rowing so this town with his
steam packet, lately launched at Stourport, 80 feet long,
and which draws utily St inches of water.

PENAL', IMPOSTOR.

A woman dressed in a riding habit, who calls herself-fame
Syhes, came to this place on Saturday last by the Glaggiaw
mail-coach front Graulbam, and alighted at the Rua( public-
house. She pretends that she obtains a livelihood by at-
tending boarding-schools with drawings and needle-work,
of which she has patterns. In the evening of Saturday
she was detected in stealing two pieces of Irish cloth
from a traveller who had deposited them in the par-
lour of the public-house; one piece of cloth she is sup-
posed to have dropped in the yard ; the other was found
locked up in her buy. She says she is married ; that her
husband oat Manchester, and that he is a miniature and pro-
file taker. She was dressed in a brown riding habit, with
brown beaver hat acid black veil ; has dark hair and eyes,
and a mark on the right side of her fare She bad also
with her a light great cost, and a dash-blue habit hat, a
Mill's black bat with a velvet hand and rosette in trout, and
green veil; a lady's metal watch, maker's name, G Smirk,
No. 1,510, London, with two plain gold seals attached to a
black ribbon.—Yesterday evening she underwent • secnnd
examination btfure the Magistrates at the Town-Itall, and
was committed for trial at the next SesalOus fur this borough.
—(SSttmford Mercury.)

IRELAND.
lstret.ttt, UPTIONMIIreI.
We are happy to announce ibr Ismail of %waist
atoll Countess of Miami& awn Suite. ■t the Coisle
of Kilkenny. The distinguished party strived on
Saturday evening. aud boomer, Ire some day% than
sera generally expected. An Aditreoi Isf Coo/rata-
lation was presented to Ins Lordship by Use Make
end u deonsiatuen of the ;warps, minsbitents. 61,4
is the es...auk the eitji was beilliusitly illurnissated
ton the occ,ivinn.
We ore sure the pubDe will leans with sdrissore
that Crow.a:reet 1 heater sadl lx 'vowel for their
einettrisitursit too Monday next.
The Earl (If Unisoisscriunwe. Lord Illierhirsson.
and Captuiii Hurchiu►rat. sirrisen at Knocklufo) ou
Monday lost. Mr. liutchitsson, the eldest sun 01
the Honourable Cewuntipher H. flutehinstin,
Alror-
ber for Calk.. is also arrieed at Knuckloily.
Tier Rook* Honourable Maolice Vitagetakl.
Knight of Kerry, arrived in Limerick on Sunday
last, on his airy to his seat in the county Kerry.

WEXFORD ASSIZES.
MURDER.
On Thursday se' ght Jahn Call was put upon
his trial for murder. The triad lasted nearly the
'whole of the day, and ended in ht. conviction, upon
the most conclusive evidence of hi. guilt.
Elizabeth Cavanagh, au interesting little girl.
about 17 years of age, stated, that a gaug of irel-
mop. live in aionaber, entered the house of her uncle,
Nicholas Fautinig, of llareligh, at Little Limerick,
near Gorey, on the night of the 9th of rebruer).
1818. Tile Primmer, who wrs one of the gang,
had his face blackened, but his person told features
were well known to her, as. from ha infancy, she
was in the habit of ►eeing him—he and her llaietV,
with whom she libetl. being neighbours. The wit-
ness, three children, her aunt, and Edward Lerman,
an old man, steward to the Rev. Dr. Quinn. were
in the house when the gang entered. Thiry imme-
diately attacked Lennon, who was fired at, beaten,
and trampled on, till they had conceived him to be
dead. They violated the person of witness's !not,
a woman upwards of sixty years of age, and at-
tempted the same violence towards witness, who
made her escape into • room, and shut the door.
One of thew held a light to the others, who then
proceeded to plunder the home. They broke
open a box, from which they took 9/. which was all
that Fanning possessed, and destroyed every article
that they could not conveniently carry away. Wit-
ness was looking at them tlitough the key-hole of
the door of the room in which she was, and observ-
ed them eating and drinking at the kitchen fire.
They remained in the house snore than two hours,
waiting lor the return of fanning, who was at a
funeral. %Viten he came in, he fell over a chair,
which was placed purposely across the door, and
one of the gang fired at his side, •smother at hie
head. and killed him. Lennon rho died a kw
hours after, from the trratment he had received.
Wittier was very touch frightened, but she had
sufficient time to become collected, and was cer-
tain of the identity of the Prisoner.
The witness had not seen the Prisoner from the
time of the murder until three days before the trial.
The Prisoner's irons having been taken off, the
Sheriff turned him out into the gaol yawl along
with the other Prisoners, when she moonily recog-
nised hint from a window at which she was placed for
that purpose, and was much affrcted on seeing M.o.
Thomas Call, the approver, was turned out iu like
manner, and she pointed hint out also with the amine

Thomas Call, the approver, who was kept out of
Court during the evidence of Elizabeth Cavaurigh,
fully corroborated all she had sworn, except a* to
the time they remained in the house, which, he amid,
was only half un hour; when asked how far was the
'awl from the table who had violated the person of
the old woman, he replied, " He'r sitting ori it."
Two or three other witnesses were examined on the
part of the prosecution, the eviderice of whom re-
lated to the murder mod •pirtelieosioss. 011 the
Prisoner's part but one witness was produced, a
woman with a child in her arms, who stated, that
four de)* before the murder, she was seduced by
the Prisoner, aud having cliariged their tosrues iir
o der that her relations might Mil discover her, she
ivcompenied him into the QUEttell County, where
she lived with him ever since.
The Jury had scarcely left the box when they re-
returned »Oh a verdict of Gaily.
His Lordship addressed the Prisoner ut consi-
derable length, and in the most pathetic and im-
pressive insulter; but he seemed to make nu iro-
preinion whatever ou the Prisoner's feelings, while
h a Lordship was so overcome by his own us to shed
tears. The unhappy man frequently interrupted
the Court, by declarations of his itinucencr. Him
Lordship findins,o him so obdurate, saner% ed, that
tie would leave him to his elergyinuii, al:o would,
perhaps, know better how to eofteu his hard heart
than lie could. The usual senteriee was then pass-
ed upon the Prisoner.
He was then taken from the dock to the gan.l.
and, on his way through the Court, fully arlinottil
his guilt. He said what Fanning's niece had
sworn was strictly true, turd that he. torgsve every
one but that villain Call (the approver, who 1,4
his cousin). The Prisoner's brother and eniisiu were
convicted of the murder in 1818, arid butiert i•t
the place where it MRS commuted.
Another of the rant;, of the name of Bryan, has
not yet trim apptutiraded.
The cactiaistaaces which led to the Pristine-I's
apprehension were somewhat *Mauler. A party
of 111,sjor Going's police, offended with some rime.
he was ?la) in;; in a public house sit Rathdoeserry,
in the Queen); County, entered the house and
broke his hddk. Itiviaged at this eirimnstence. he
"teat iiist4t4tii the Police Magistrate to complaun,
when he wan recognised by a man of the name sat
Young, who had known him in the County of
Wicklow, and who was waiting to be sworn in a
police man.
EXECUTION.
On Saturday, at two o'clock, John Coll was
executed, pursuant. to his serdence, in 'rota fit tier
goal, and in the presence of a vest number of 'pt (--
tenors. He appeared firm umd peristect. in to.
address to' the. Citaid, which vows repeartal by Mi.
Fitzgepfilds he sr kuusvledged in the (silk st sins 1111 l r
kia guAl..tiatt earnestly recommended thu-r as.utnt
him to avoid bad hours, drinking, and idlenes:•;
aud haring shaken baud. with the Clerg)usair arid

Mr. Fitagerala, weelstinelica into eternity.
struggles were vieleet f 'time linw. After
hauving.the usual' iitirited, het was cut down and
enor•yed to the County Laino:6y for di.twetioo..
...Efift.teurortypiste igen has left' seven ;
' wiles mid two bp the webers hcisedeced.
aftrford Herald.)
•
.On Saturday fitiretted King, Esti.' Mal'or, enter-
tained..et the New !twins she. Judg.s. and a
nisseabts of (Itiottlenten of the county and city, end
*hot ereleilit Gisertileturnes the tar, a mo..g ssssss were
the.lidtsglt Sheriff at thew siettatc, Lewd (1. Beres.
ford, t.I.P. Right Flow. NW J, 'Newport, M.N.
lartetabert. +lower, E-ft. Carew, Esq.
All's she Very lire. the I)sitir of Waterford, Major
Circe, of the 49-h regierent..itc.- &c. Alsonti
seism-o'clock the ornstpany*sist-thiren to an exceiletat
dewier. provided 6v Mr. Wee. Power, and consist..
i:tgArois,eise beet which the si-u-an could produce,
610140 with excellent wirws. The Nla)or pier
file lit welt Arils h. with three times titre,. The
WOW of tlw Judges, and other twists were also
Atren, ;red the ea g was spent en cheerfulness
wok hautiony.

LIMERICK COUNTY.
• 1.111F.11(11. MONDAY, SEPTFMITR 17.
' .'HITHDF.II OF THOMMi HOSKINv. ESQ.
rlr.:leiridl of Thumus Gu for the murder of
• tlitrsill'in Notate tied hentinett young Gentlemurs,
took pf:n a in the County Court-iiouw this day, be-
fore rite Finn. (tarot) PEN aiI:FATHER. Tilt. Court we,
rely-mot+ crowded. Mr. Quin anti Mi. Wnrett
wietot:otiti•el for the Crosrii, owl M.. O'CoN NELL
fiir•ths• Prisoner. The Jura on. highly respretable.
. Thetirst %risotto crated as. a boy, named Cornelius Crow-
. leye.Aslso Jirl ono appose to be more their fowls...re yeare.of
age .tit lout know his own ate. 'Ube Le:wiled Judge
-infinite pains to turc.-ersie whetter the wit:.• su n-
oble of knowing the value of au oath, and afire several
rpseettont, Mister expressed hintsellostostiril Hirt it he swore
faiseolie would rerinsnly b• prosieheit Ivercanee, .ke. he 1,1111
rAwiutatil by Mr. Hein. He identified Thomas Gallivan, the
'Prioritise at the bar; he knew the late T. Hoskins, F. 4. • be
is slesid; Ise saw hint un the 17th July last ;. lie was with 'hint
niiil4t day, the day that he was murdered at Barna Hill,
County Linseliek ,• be was is eutegoiny with him bete/rem
tfir sod six o'clock it the eve Moog; he carried 's handle of
las.slushes; they were rrtimitirig home to Newcastle; Mr.
lloskiria rode 4.11 a mole, witness was yn font ; they ease
over the little lit edge ,• after they passed Iwo •Inats WI re herd;
Mr. Illokins lucked round and exclaimed, "(tl,, God!
410131.11 this •" flartiiett, sloe soorisman, was present. Mr.
Iltiskiiis then eallopprd on towards Newcastle. After the
ties tirst, there were three sae fuser more shots fired; witness
saw the persons who Bud the seemed set of shots; they west
4:id 1- beseer• the Iwo crosses on Ihr road; Mr. lies-
kisis's mule receive-41 the shots isi tlw shoulder; the mirk
turned round short, sad be jumped off; she +rosins' in urged
Lila tu gel lop wrier ; he dull not get up, hot jumped over •
.ditch mod 4)kes ulf the rend; tberportssmisi,whes was mount.
ed, spillumwd off ; fir. Hoskins raw between the cross-muds,
Iwo f flows inisneil.ately jumped up before him, one of them
11 oil m blonder buss as him, and he fell un his face mud hands;
sine of the fellows ease behind him, stooped down, mid fired
t'srougls his body and beast " all along;" the mine man
Hum ward hot' ow his side sad look the watch out of his
pocket, sad put it int., his unto Coat pocket ; he the,. took
sonic silver from Ilse deceased, then turued Irina ou hie face
and hands again.
The witness was stow asked whether the Prisoner at Ilse
far was the person le! alluded to—the boy *moil up, and in
A collected, firm tone, impressively said, planing his eyes
stoilfivfly on tie Prisoner, "epos soy oath, shot is the man
54131.1 filed Slit last shot at Mr. lloslius, mid who took the
4tCh, kr. out of his pocket ;" slier ohne, the acme toss
asked bins from *hewer he cense? who retitled, that hr came
from. Ablivyfesl, and was gotag on a message to Newcastle,
(wen one police mass to •ssather; he told Min further, that
Mr. lloskius and his specialism, hail been coursiiir., mid had
given him toopecee is bring the bundle fur him; Gallivan
ordered aline. to give his the boodle, his reply was, " twee
It is, hit err min," sad owe is to him; Prisoner then said to
evilness, •• There he is over, shot, mod, you w—e'. son, I'll do
Hie same to you that I did to him;" • lisle sloe murder bad
be. i preps trating he had heels armed thi the road; lie as.
sit:.nlig on the trios, and could see Mr. 11..04111C
Gus' tututtitteJ by Mr. OToxerrt..—lle said that he sat
hwause be wt. fiightenrd ; they came from :he hog road ;
lime twit that talked to wittier. were facing mit towards Me..
Brossue's hill ; there was a ditch at rite,' side of the road;
w furs, lad Swell all the day with Mr. Haskins, the deceased,
1111.1./ had slept •t Mr. Wiyaa's the might before; he had
resVisiril their the wanting of the day he was kulltd; Mr.
II took a stisck at a house on the muuntaiis; ssitntss
1113.1 e Oros sod drank also; they staid there an hour; they
tss.ellell a good deal of the 1041111119111 (nuking for bales;
siettn,ss did not hide himself • bin the -.huts were Bred; he
wee slot in the regular employment of Mr. Hoskins, he had
been in the *rosier of Mr. IVelpiih., row of Mr. Goiug's
Potter; kfi him no the Saturday before the usuiller ; he had
Also brio is the service of Mr. Weill Dimly ; served fur
stuthtni; rtuiesnlors that Coituolly, his prediersgoe, had
been au tuul of stenling the rase of a silver catch front his
employer ; he hail not stolen it ; was out accused of stealing
it ; he as. more than a month at who gave him a
vett, and turned him assay.

Heir the wiener' blurt into tears, and said, Mr. O'Dell,
%li Attu, nil, fur ihe Priguner, was a bispering Mr. O'Cuunell,
Awl enskinz leery" at witness.
The e.01:11T mounted to the witness* that he should
M 'warmer i. O'Ciatirll.

The Conosel for the Crown complained much that Mr.
O'Dell bad been making signiricaut faces at the buy, and the
Jtage retismed it.
Witurss'r parents are poor; they live on charity; he beg.
ged u jib them ; heard that a reward was iotereil to brine the
murderers to prison; Mr. Hirohito., seti. gave him the clothes
he WWI.; lodged Gust iiiformatival haute Mr. V..keo, five or
six weak,' after Mr Hoskins was shat; swore informations
before Mr. Itleunerhasset also; sew Henoessy, and though
Ire had a cut we his face. as will as Prisoner, he said that he
wrs nut the sat 111 ; witness swore at the inquest ; he put bia
mirk io li,r iaorinatiutis as he could not write; SIW Messrs.
kr it, aen. and joainr,•l the inquest ; remembers no other
; cure before Mr. Yokes. then at the inquest,
thioi Mr. Vokes again, mid for the fourth time to day;
as 11w tole of the merrier did not know the man's name who
bail kid. d Mr. Hoskins, and bail taken the boodle from him;
did 1,,,! the roan a lie to save his own life; if be told hint that
he was • r, Taal of Mr. Huskies he might have been killed;
sewer knew where Prisoner lived., and does nut recollect hay.
•iit; se, n Gallivan before Mb July; when Gallivan was
!AMIN said before Mr. Hoskins, sea. and Mr. Yokes, that
" that was the maw;" did not swear against him nein, the
day that the Prisoner was taken to Limerick ; cannot say
what time inirrvesied licit/ma hls arrest and removal to
; wriverst of the workmen asked witness if Gallivan
liras the onus? to moue he said yes, to others he said it was
sot ; hr dirt gm in avoid beilig teszed.io-[Witoess complained
aim' a Mr. O'Dell I
The COVIIT" Sae down. Sir. O'Dell."
Did not know same shell sworn before the
Coroner; did sot say Gallivan was the man before he was
brought iii oe taken tsp.

Pre.. a Juror—'d Were the men disguised'" They had
rased Mil their hoods, fares, sud the necks of their
shirt,. or is; Callirau, whet, in his old clothes, looked
sum tai, r than he does new ; but tionisted witness; d, it was the
sanv^ mail, fur whet, he tame war me to strike ewe, the lalutpd
rose up in his fart, and doe (Nit spew it became larger ;" wit-
lieu; d.rl se, nisi he sunlit %sew tats spiu; did not say he
wss imsk.amailied; She oilwe anis that was taker up hod a
eat us his fare, Lot ►e (witness) said that be wee not am
was. Yosthfol as witness was, be make wit► great Irma's;
had was quite Collected.
Michael Auzha, sworn —Saw the deeessed wage; it was
'sore that sit weeks ago ; it was at Operate's. agar Meg.

QUEEN'S COUNTY.
MAIIYnoItOUGH. istrTENSEIt 16.
GRAND JURY. _ _ _

SLIGO.

SFIPT6IIIIIIR 19.

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tulle; it *as lief.vre he was killed ; knows the Prisoner at tan, tames Grattan, M.P. Jolts 8 Rochfurt, Chutes 'Bowen,
the bar, well; has known him six year.; Sew .hitri an the .1. R. Chetw.sod, Thomas . will. Ce• Peri Cherie.
day Mr. Hoskins nit allnli on lie hi' I al Barra; he was' White, Frederick TholitpsoAmite*
i, C. Palmer, Matthew OW6BO,
tondo( aerisurnostSlansurroays him h. fore ou that day at Lis. James While, Robert Whim-Marmite Fitzmanrice, Liner-
mewls Hill; there were fire we. +nth laws ;...it mu islimud' li.ill.(artisdalts, Rovendua Stapleton, Hans White, J. T. Bo-
idole befue six u'eli,ek ; the situ wns 4• t nruiny„" le. gums land, and' David Baldwin, Eloyes. . .
down; Gallivan wits armed with a blowier-boss—his fora- I Lord NORIIIVItY charged the Jury st considerable
paitions were each armed wit% • 1"•• They applied HI wit' ' length, in sobstance nerd rit •
y 02 0 OW'S .
tires tile 'right before re go with them; it wu NO Gallivan i. .
that called oil him to do so; he dial nut Co with them, but I fits Lordship abseived that great good was likely
went after to watch them; Gallivan was arsons, them, 10 result from the visit which his Majesty hmd
they Preeeettetl toward., the little bride* wk.'', the Reorder lately paid to Ireland ;it did not oppeur to bait
I
been a visit of mere ceremony, settle real expeOde
was eyeawsitted;• heard the shuns IS, that day; heard;
nosh., Game at the bridge. and four or live swore at the guar- ?
be
i 'diture of ready money was beyond any thing thee
ry,• ail the shoes were sot Med at the same moment ; saw f
: INC erfoooo who Arra ttwits—tWintess was prevented sratu
r had been hitherto known in Dublin. Even this°
eaeatioaisg the names of say, save the Prisoner); saw the most serve the interior of the country ; for, when
Prisoner ire at sad strike Mr, filuskiiis with his Idusderkuss. gush is once set afloat, it will make Its way every
It was the lasi shut which Gitllitrar fired; he was seder the where. It should seem that his Ma jest had 110
'midge al"' 11.."""1 was W'wwinl` 'kwn hh"6"1;• he w" Iy
riding; maw Gann.. Other object than to make us all happy, by uniting Gushes shuts When moiler doe
even the extremes of political opinion, and diffusing
bridge, another after .A. (slr.eawd) the first
felt; after the Arai /our I
• abet, wife frail from kite bridge, Mr. lis.hine went un his one sentitnent of loyally throughout the entire
• known maillow Wilms then came up and said it he had got , kingdom. Under this view, his Lordship had to
...eirli;* Wu watch was afterward. taken from hies. auld
.regret diet the State of the countryor Peeler was such us to
,As bundle few the boy; the weaned abet Prisoner fired Mil.
require the assistance of Police— its
cis „Noy.) ghee the Ifrrrearld was OS his knees; *due* less' 1 s. .„,„._,
named—fir mid of the civil .
,Tey,
.law* IleW inside a inlets apposite the road. were
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Cruss-examined by br: o•comprLL—wilmen had re-
assisted where he was after the murder; after Mr. Hostios
.lay reeesisiagly dead, the perpetraions danced wad played on •
fife for almol an h sr. Witness got • breeches from
Mr. Harlstcll ; thinks he will he without cloths, (his mat
was ragged) till he ears,. money to buy them; expects SO
clothe. fur hie testimony ; never lived with Daniel Rionlau
—(and, addressing Mr. O'Dell, said, ro 1 ant Willing the
'troth, although you are looking at me! !") Did not gee
them driuk after they danced ; taw them after the murder ;
their faces were painted yellow ; they were not painted when
coming front liworula Hill; five of them datwed ; erne
played a fife • witness was not examined at the Inquest; he
&wore his iniormationa sits slit 14th :if the present month ;
never told any one to got clothes (or swearing ;es ver told
his Either so; "he had it slot its trII;" he ought, pother',
take some of the reward if he got it ; raw the persons who
fired, two miles riff; knew them, that is, knew Owns when
they cense near him.
John Hartnett, the sportsman of Mr. Hoskins, is he was
walled by a former wit...as—Was with deceased on the day
of his receiving the mortal they had beets
coursing; was with him oh she 101 l of Berne; when de-
ceased and witness rude nerwo the little Wider two shots
were fired from behold at them ; the boy C,oruelius C. owly
was with them ; they had gallopped forward .shortly after
the slues were discharged ; some of the fellows *lieu ran on,
and fired serene them from the quarry ; after Mr. Helaine
was off the mule, witness followed the animal, seised it,
and betted deceased to get up again ; he did not reply, bat
leaped uff the road, and feed towards the hill. Wituess
saw six of the party who bail fired ; two now roe from the
bridge, and two who were before the deceased, one of whom
closed us him, the rensaiaing two hovered ahout the bridge,
awl presented a gun at Mr. Hoskin'', the other struck at
allots's, who rode off to same distance ; he then turned
about, sod saw the party eloaing about Mr. Hoskins, who
was then on his knees, be think. ; heard °he shut fired after
lint; did not wait to see the effect of it ; saw no more of .
the little boy (the first wiring.)
Cross.examined by Mr. O'Connxt.L.—Yes; he welsh' be
ready to prosecute any men who committed such a murder;
kwew Poisoner at the bar very well; he lived within two
stoles of Newcastle; Mr. Holikins,was shot about the hoer
of five; does not recollect precisely; deceased was about
one huudred yards from the road when he wit, shot ; does nut
know whether Prisoner oomph! or MOWN Iltli And any ditfi-
rally in getting s good rhararter. Os, his arrival at
NeleCUSlle, was mewed by Mr. Hoskins, senior, and a pistol
WWI taken from him by that gentle:nate, out of Isis bosom ;
hr was rosifisted fur three slays; was toll by a gentleman in
Newcastle that he would get i,ooor. if he would putt down
the names of those who fired at Mr.
.I,llthyri did
sot know if Poisoner remained at home; could nut say
; beard that he Illd not fly the cutout; y ; the persons
who committed tile deed were disguised; they were coloured
with yellow; perhaps ochre; would out know any one its the
disguise they were its; not even his moil intimate fricud ;
did out remain I.mir Milking al them.

T. P. Yokes, Fry—ls • Magistrate; saw the first witness
at Mr. Huskitis's funeral. Gallivan was takrit by • party
who went with witness nu the morning of Ilse 8 h Seplem•
bee; first witness saw Priscner Oa thst mourning, and several
linira sfierwards. Prisoner did not Ay.
The Judge handed down two of the infurmstione swore
Iwfore witness, which were nut dated. Witness admitted
that it occurred in the hurry of business.

livery Aabe, son of the •
Rev. Mr. Agile—Knows Prisoner
at the bar ; he lived with him about two pars as herdsman;
his diameter was a very psud one; un the 27th of July be
was going to Glen ; met Isis brother et SllllllllOll Castle; re-
tamed with hint stet Mr. Lloyd t ersiter ; returned at five
o'clock ou the evening that Mc tlinikins was killed; Psi-
saner m■ from the field in width he nook'd to take his
horse ; lee knows the hour arrunstely. for a ithin a few fields
of his own farni-liuuee, be took oat Isis ill:!1111; it was going;
it wanted some ministry of fire ; ■ud he gallop's:4l his horse
home. Puisuuer was iu his winking tire•., and nut disguis-
ed in any way. Shanahan wa■ limiting with Prisoner;
heard of the murder about an hour after lit. return ; was to
dine with Mr. Parker at half-past
Cruse-examined by Mr. GOol.o.Wittiess was unarmed;
slid not see James Berry at Ile farm-hunse, owed him no
moony; owed Gunny mow, for sugar and tea ; owns the
butchers part of the Moose; until he went to Mauer Gallivan
remained with Iliac; he came to him oil business immedi-
ately after he had pat Wilaell4.4 horse up; heard the ac-
count of the murder from a messenger of ■ Mr. Sheath-
amity; spoke to ,lies. Parke: oohed her if it was true that
Mr. Huskius, this deceased, was hutted ? she told him that it
was true; did not hear that any one fled fur the murder;
beard of the Inquest at Newcastle; received uo summons
to attend it; beard that a summons bad been issued; only
beard it at Abbeyfral last Saturday week; did out attend
the !squall.
Timothy Shanahao examine.l.—Ssw Mr. Ashe arrive st
Are o'clock on she slay in spar ; Prisoner took Isis horse;
saw Prisoner all that day at work from shout 1w lee o'clock c
did not bear of the minder until he left the enden at sunset ;
saw nu more of Gallivan, the Primmer at the bar, after he
took Mr. Ashes bum.

The Learned Judge summed ■p the evilence in a perspi-
cuous manner, sad commuted OH it after lie had read his
notes to the Jury; he dwelt much um the alibi jlost attempt.
rd to be proved by last warsess, and on pussilde errors
mid biassed dispositions of the witnesses. Baruu Pruuefather
concluded a luminous charge thua:-...
r• Gentlemen of the Jury, you will judge with ware—you
will deliberate fairly and impartially, resisesuberiuw that is
one band you hold the justice of the country, in the other the
life of a fellou.beiug. On the whole, if pm have any ra-
tional doubts en your minds as to the identity of the Prison-
er, fur un that every thing depend., be must have the benefit
of skit doubt. The law, which is always as merciful as it is
imputial, says, ! that Wig better that ninrsy•nirte guilty 'm-
aims should escape, than that ens innocent person should
suffer: Gentlstueu, doubtless you will stercise your sofenin
and important duty firmly artd ronscieistwasiy—you wit!
acquit yourselves as become you, and 51011 mall ilischarle the
trust vested in your hands by your country its an adequate
sod laudable manner."

The Jury retired at rix o'clock, owl let., olehlteratiam prune
lime, returned wills a verdict of Arqmittul fur the Prieuuer
at the bar.

Our Assizes ended yesterday. and we are hippy
to state. that no capital conviction has lukro
Slid• Journal.)

Sr Remy Parisetl. Bass. M.P. V.wa. ; Sir C. Conte, M P,
Thom* Cosby, £.q. bir Walter Burrows lilelossti Wasbur.

.1,1 au„, power, which,
-Vtt thought, •
would have been found quite PlM-
cient, it the illngisirates were to be duly vigilant,
and use the authority which the law gave them,
to preserve pnblic tranquillity, and afford pro-
tection to property. His Lordship adverted to
the system of retrenchment which Government
was uuw earning on, by a reduction in the army,
Ice. mod hoped tits would have the most Ilene-
.ficial effects. If we are all United Itiohmen under
the new regulation, there would be little occasion
'for a large military finer ; every citizen would be a
soldier, and every soldier a citizen ! Ili. Lordship
would implore those Noblemen and Gentlemen
who composed the representation of Ireland, to pay
due attention to her intrrelits ; and forward by their
exertions hi Parliament the good iutentions of his
Majesty towards Oils country.
His Lordship regretted the removal of so worthy
• tiretnlwr of the representative,. body as Mr.
Pole ; but, no the other hand, he had the happi-
ness to congratulate the Glowers's county on having
sn valuable a successor as Sir Charles Coote, a
Gentlemsn whose property, family connexions, and
independent principles. reordered inn one of the
highest acquisition. to his catenary at large, and
partieulatly to the iouuty which he represent-
ed—a county winch his Lordship so much re-
spected and admired. Hts,,Lurdship compli-
mented Sir Henry Parnell on the lively interest
which he had ever evir.c-il towards Ireland, and the
honourable nod itnirpre.droit uuuitrrr in which he
bull discharged his Parliamentary duty ; and con-
dulled by hoping that the distressed state•of the
country, and the badness of the harvest, woulit be
taken into consideration to the preserittueuts.—
(Carlato Morning Post.)

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