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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-16

PRDESTIIIANISM.

Rnvv►lßLD. APRIL 11 —Mr. Wright will have completed
this eveniiig 700 mile.; be is still labouring with •
cold, awl the weather beimg so severe for the last three or
four dais, has been much against him. He yesterday was
'trod upon by a person 'bat wan walking behind him, which
took the akin off his ankle, and ratiard his leg to swell a
liithe this morning; be, however, feel* confident of being
able In complete his task ; he has lost 14 pound. i■ weight
since his rommr•erment. Belling, 6 and 7to 4 against him.
NRwC•,TLt—On Tuesday last G.-oige Wilson, who had
undertaken to walk 90 miles in 21 1141CCCIOM hours, com-
pleted his task 14 minnies within the time. He coin.
mewed on the rare ground at Itieweasile.opon-Tyre at
12 o'clock on !Holiday, •nd 'hough the ground was in a
very bad state, owing In • fall of snow and rsio, he finished,
■s •hove stated, at 14 ninnies before 12 on Tuesday.
There was an immense concourse of people, amounting to
no lens thaw 14 or 15 thousand, who loudly cheered hint, and
-waived • subscription for him. Wilson is 58 years of age,
sad shout 5 feet 7 hickey in height. We understand that a
worthy Baronet, seeing that the pedestrian was going to walk
home alter his great exertion, hiateard in his gig to the
Queen's Bead, ill Newcastle, and sent a chaise rad four, is
which Wilson was coaveyed to the said inn.
London, England, 1822-04-16

POLICE.

SOW-STOUT.
As ezautinalio• took place yesterday out • charge pre.
breed by Mr. Tbonsas Reid, of Nigh-street, liampan a
satinet his son, Joshua Reid, a young man about swell.),
one year. of age. The Prisoae► had brakes open has
eftotk, and robbei him of 25 sovereigns, and other onuny
Tbe money was fogad on the Prisuser, and be was commit-
ted to Renate fur trial.
I(AtLBOROODH..TItEST.
THE DEEP ONE FOILED AT HIS OWN GAME.
A dt frr who with oaten, Wirt Ozford.streef, picked up
a young man of respectability in the shove street, and of-
Urged bim • sly bargain of • watch fur ralelsie four guiles*
sod a half. The peraun had lately bought Some erperienee
a this way (rum a gang, and be put the watch in his pocket
and walked to this office, where the tradestna• followed.
The Magistrate-could take no cogaizanee of the matter as

no taciney Irag paid.
thi leaving the office Me duffer violated the watch, sad
the young man said he wouldittep it, Red Are him fur it.
le Itie controversy at the office dour the duffer returned fur
his hat into the Magirtratr's roses, and to the interim the
holder of the watch had got rotted the corner into Arfiyll-
•trevi, and • wag pot the def r upon a wrest Kent, sod be
lost the watch atturrthee.
London, England, 1822-04-16

IRELAND.
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DUBLIN, APRIL 13.
SHOCKING MURDER.

One reader, have bees informed of the dresdfol murder
committed on Monday evening is Limos-lane, by a miser•
able woman ON her own Child, a the boy wader six years of
ate She is supposed to have perpetrated the horrid deed
under the iefloencs of insanity. Whets Ant spoken to upon
it, she said " she was afraid the child would come to
poverty."
Au Inquest was held os the body on Timothy, by Alder-
man Jones, when she Jury foetid the following verdict—
" We And that the deceased infant came by his death in
cosseqssessee of wounds inflicted upon him by a hatchet by
Elise Wells, after Kelwa."
The 'politer of the deceased Is about 25 years of age; and
rather interesting in •ppearance • she had bees married
twice; her present husband seat her home from Manchester,
sod abandoued her about four months sip; she brought him
nu child; the inlaid she destroyed was the son of her hest
bombast'. Stem she emensitteri the horrid crime she has
manifested touch horror sod compunction at her deed. It
is as evident as it is rat4fattory, under the melancholy cir-
cunialances, to know that the wretched woman wsa deranged;
a certilleam was produced at the Inquest to prove that she
once was confined in h lunatic asylum ' • in fact, she had been
so situated Ismer. Mrs. (net, at whose room she lodged,
came doses, stswast four o'clock on Monday, just after the
deed had beer committed; she saw her hand bloady, and
s-kid the reason. " lib, Mrs. Cleg!" she replied, " 1 am
after murdering Joe." Mrs. Cleg immediately raised an
alarm, end Mr. Joseph MiCabe and lathes' came in whole the
child was still living; some remedies were applied hut to no
purpose, the child expired shortly after. The instrument
with which the murder was perpetrated was a turnaha•k or
hatchet, which lay by the Are, for the purpose of breaking
up fuel.
The wretched mother pamedthe whole of Tuesday in leans,
and took refreshment with great sehtetance ; several who
feel for, her Mutation, horrible as her crime is, offered her
food; she Morays replied, "Oh! I ain lint worthy of it," She
told out of the officers, that she had btro motors 'tumefy tu-
sticuttve to the duties of her religion, In a state of di spint-
tienty, and pieced not kr? hope. where alone she should
have fixed them, on God. She always kept the child in the
seater) snooper; usity a sosiseut before she murdered him
he hail been whipping his tap in the street. The wound in-
dicted on h.m was a frightful one, on the left aide of the
heal, the temple being enlindy rut away, sad the hatchet
and heart-Ilene rots-red with gore. The accused did not
offer any resistance to tiesmsolretev Shields and his party who
took her sum eustody—tuderd, had they wet protected her, she
would have been tors to pieces by the populace' who amens-
bled in great numbers about Clews-Vreet; and followed her
London, England, 1822-04-16

by the Clerk of the Croeric M oretesee of death shohlil
est he prooonoced ageless his, to which be swede .. reply,
I*. Hie Lordship this passed the semen*, a the Is in the
....I sassier, that the Pressler sheold he needed es
Moseley (tomorrow) at the Comessis poises isf encodes.,
I sad that his body should he gives t. the Comity lollresery
to he dissected.
As soon es hie Lordship had cooeloded, the Primmer,
Leery, IN the most hardened stonuer, said, be hoped God
Almighty would pet glee hi. the power 1. paw entteace MB
We Lordship.
Duress the whole trial a. two Pelletier& eseld hotray his
seosibiliry to the awful state is width obey wore pieced, we
to the disclosures which were wade by the whoopee*.
London, England, 1822-06-24

TllO4l TA 111111 Jr.

Wheal we reflect on this Rl•riotts in rice of lively feeling
and generosity nit the part of the English satins, any hr.
'sage of ones world tail in giving infiltrate expression to
oar moat heartfelt aentitnents of gratitude on the occasion.
We shall therefore sin attempt the fruitless IsA, impressed
London, England, 1822-06-24

ATTEMPTRD SVICIDS.

On Saturday night Mrs. P. • eprree yoenf widow, residist
in Drury-lane, attempted to pot an rod to her evidence h?
She'had bees on the eve of mat. imosy aith
G. C. a voting man, it is said, belonging to the Thrall....
Royal, Drury-lase, hut some delay having occurred Mare the
closing of the Theatre (he Maoism been amities/ for ►is beau,
At), Met. P.'s father wrote to him to appoint the day of
their union. An 'now), was received. that it could aot take
place, because he was under a prissier of marriage to an.
ei►rr Lady. Thus preyed spun Mrs. P.'s feelings sts power-
fully, that after the (airily haul retired to reel; a young Lady,
who was in company with her, perceived her taking the con-
tents of a phial, and she instantly nude an alarm. A Medural
G►ntleman, resisting in Icing Arre, was sent fur, who ad-
ministered some medicine, whirls happily counteracted the
effects of the poison, bet she still lies son danrrous state.
London, England, 1822-06-24

LONDON,

MONDAY, JOSE 24. Js22.

Madrid Papers to the 10111 instant arrived last
uithr. They are filled with accounts at the dis-
terhaueea in Spain. The operations of the insur-
gents are upon • larger scale than usu■l. The fol.

lowing are extracts
ADEID, JUNE 9.
The Government has beeu informed, by a com-
munication from the Supreme Board of Health,
that according to informainin which has been re.
reseed, it is indubitable that the plague broke out
• in Algiera on the 9th of March, and that from 15
ft 40 persons died of it. Though the Board of
Health had d d or-Cre- every precaution to be taken,
yet his Majesty has been pleased to order that
'that Board be charged to provide for the most
rigorous operation of the regulations enjoined by
the unitary laws.

GSZONA. JUNE 3.
A dispatch from Don Estevuo Lluvera, of the
2Nth last says, " I have just beaten and destroyed
the isumerous banal or the rebel MIMS. commanded
by the traitor llesieler ; the iebels, who were DO iu
number, retired into Frillier, after having been
Jisprrsed by the brave troops under my cum-
marid. I have taken atuinuuition. equipage. &c.
I ►hall, give you further details of this glorious
duy. At pre►ent I only as►ure you anti the
fiction which has so greatly troubled the pub-
lic ttaitioillsty does not chit ; there rtmatu only
London, England, 1822-06-24

FROM ROSCOMMON.

ass induced to widens you in constitutor* of lading
your liberality extended to several parisbes in the neigh-
bourhood of the one I reside is, the poor of Which have al-
ready received bOf remitted we by the Ossemissiosers ap-
'misted by the Lieoletunt of Ireland. which saw,
along with private oistribstions, sae applied to the relief
of the two parisbe. of Dol42Mlial and /GUN:rite, and is new
very Nearly expended; sad three tee very populous parishes
will thee be is the utmost possible distress, basin so resi-
dent Gentleness is either of them (except myself), which at
this aisles** Is sot a very enviable siswatios. at there are
nearly three rhavisand inhabitants who in afros 4•0 silt
eosin he reduced to a stale of starvation.
London, England, 1822-06-24

FROM KILLARNEY.

I will venture to say that no raw-, however meltuteholy,
that ►u rose to the knowledge of the London Consulter,
cam is any particular surpluss the scowl misery and meter
Muesli of the resident. of !bricks/sand the adjuiaing boron,.
Even in the beat of limes the appearance mud sedition of
the poor creatures is seditient to eseile compassion. The
owl, the sou barren that ran be coosined, yields bet a
scanty supply of potatoes, the oat, snide et food. Happy
are they, if they posers • sullieisey of this vegetable,
astl can add I. their humble fare this Muss of a little
milk. A SSA failure of the last yeses crop deprived
she of the wile means of auliaiseroce. To prolong a mi•
seeable the! hut/ bsensonapelerd Air sense asinstAr
pest to rapport nesse/yes en red.wirodAiiispets, aid at
tops of mit Gm. Hitadrede I have daily witnessed &whits' to
the are aide to (*Awl • sissy an It is scarcely posible
to mosey to you an ides of their actual sofferists sad priva-
tions: banienity shudder, us viewing their page load sickly
forms, worm away by Cotse sad fausiee. In ••me at the
wretched hovels may be seem the tither mad mother if a
family lying down in the Imo stage of • fever, earrousided by
their starved soil bait aaked ebildien, with ao aepport be-
yond the missal pittance bestowed by t►e charity of am ■o•
fortunate acighbosie, who.* coodlitiou, with ibis exception of
sickness, ie no way superior.
With /slits* of joy aid gratified, they boil pie exertions
made by a generous public to alleviate their snisfersames;
but withers Sr ltiflnence of souse tiad friend is corecised,
to ha►e their situation inimediasely attended to, relief will
come whys it eau mu looger be tumoidered a blessing.
London, England, 1822-06-24

SVICIDR.

0. Saturday evening an squint wa. held on the body or
Jobe Cooke, Esq. at his late residence la Cisole-sir,
Bl..ontsbury.
The deceased was It 'wiser is the firm of Witham and
Cooke, ale-brewers, Blissinishury. A f-w months spite lira
the misfortune to lose bin wit: by a suild,n visitation of Pro.
Offence, and sabsequestly his wiled has been labonrie(
under mental il-feetstpc A meta was conrantly with hi;
lest he might do Istasaelf sums injury ; but though W4ll
strictly *socked in obe day, and this person slept is a lied ui
the same romp will him at right, yet he contrived tu p. •
cure si pistol bided with powder and ball, and on Wettnr•.
d.y aught lam after they bad been in lied a few hours, t, .
alt, admit was awoke by the report of • pistol, and the etapll
of powder, and found Mr. Coolie lying On the bed. Ineettiax
profusely, with hie skull shatter. d by tl.e carte'. is of • pistol
that lay OM the bed. Sturgeons Plumbe end Bell were culled
in, and found the ball had named through the heed sad
iojurtd the brain. The enfooteeste gentleman lived till
Friday in very great agony, when be expired. Verdict—" The
41-cieiPed in • tit of tempera- y Insanity shot himself sad
enured his death."
London, England, 1822-06-24

PRICES OF CORN.

Weekly Reopen of tbe Arent(' Price of British ewe,
Winchester Pleasure. as itceived (rum ilia 11..eprelors it
the respective Maritime Cities sod Teams is England sad
Wales, Crum which the Pr ores that oven laaporistista
are calculated.—Jura lb, 1b32.

Ibis del Is pebbled,
SOLOMON'S jnoly ethlweled GUIDE TO
HEALTH; or, Advice lo both isses. Amy EdaiuH,

riot S.
The design of this publication is to wars youth from
jog into a delosive mad destructive habit, that fascinates the
wrier, and ■ Imes them to Ibe practice of a OVIIISIV
atsd
'destructive vier. which (testier the health aid sprits "Of its
votaries, acid rimier. alien fet hie and not tire fur bk !
It also include. tarn-ming ob....marrows on the most fre•
"pest diseases, their causer, end modes of erre; au address
to patents, gaardisus, tutors, auJ those who have the are
and eduessicat of youth; together with advice to bailors.
particularly the afil,cted with Nervous Cumplaiair. The
w►ole is illusleated and isterspenced with a variety of &When-
tic sod pateresting Isriv.
gold by Mr. Johnson. 68, Cornhill; 111easn. Sheesresar
Neely, sod Jose.; sod all the Booksellers is the
kingdom, and is America.

Etibie4 sad Published it THE BRITHIM PRE" 1.,1°
THE I:LOPF. liffi e. No PO, hirsed, C. COI!'
WELL, sf the km&
London, England, 1822-04-29

SIIIPWRECK.

The Marparethe Loreacia, • Dutch vessel of 190 tons,
Jacob Jansea Kertok, master, from Groningen, was lost
on the 11th of April on the rout of Finisterre.
No intelligence was received of the wreck moil the
morniug of the 12th when his Majesty M. H. Mas.and de
la Hoosier, Caradec, and Poincel, put off towards the ves-
sel to are if any of the crew survived. When they got
near it they could only perceive the corpse of • female on
deck, and being forced to retire on account of the violence
of the seas, Hoy determined to wait for • calm to make
ma effort to save the cargo. About noon on the 14th they
were getting ready to put to sea, when they thought they
could distinguish a signal of distress; attentive only to the
dictates of courage and humanity, Sad resolved to perform
quarantine in rase of necessity, they immediately it sibeuked,
and moss got on board the vessel. What was their avotoah.
smut on finding the Captaiii, his two daughters, and the cabin-
boy alive, covered by • larpantis, and supported by • cable on
which they had taken refuge ! Who would sot have been
touched with compassion at beholding this unfortunate Cap-
tain, who at one stroke had lost his wife, his mn, and his
whole crew, and who, to complete his misfortunes, Wllll suf-
fering most ettrynciatiag pain from a broken kg'. belles
'heedful situation, he would have inevitably perished, had
not his eldest daughter, who is about thirteen years of age,
happily thought of making • signal with an handkerchief,
which was perceived by H. Mansard de Is Houasaye.
The Captain receives every possible atteation •nd kind-
ness from the Aker Rolland, at whose house be la lodged.—
(French Paper.)
London, England, 1822-04-29

TV THE EDITOR OP Tye BRITISH PRESS.

144, Jermpt-sfreef , St Jamas, April 27, 1822.
FlR—Perceiving by the varintin journals the deplorably
fretelsi-d state of Ireland at (his moment, and of its starvisig
vaiibilants; an idea has occurred to me, which, if you ap-
prove, msetwilTkinaly give it pahlicay through the medium
of Our Paper, ma► Mae 'the Uses of hundreds of thousands
in that unfortunate country.
My most enticing wish is, that from the moment you no-
tice it every banking-house in the Uuite.' Riagiloni !Mould
receive otiliveriptiuns fw its aafferiss inhabitants, from the
mile of the widow to the lirger donation'uf the Prince ; that
potatoes should instantlybe arts from Lancashire, where they
mien be purehaseiran reasonable terms, to Ireland, by way
of Liverpool, for the'double purpose 'of saving them frum in-
stant death, and giving them that in which they ale so much
in wails, namely, seed for the coining season.
Ir, Sir, it h your pietaure to give publicity to this sug- •
calk*, you will render le Ireland &service, and a very great
Obligation to
Your most obedlialßervant,
HiH DOHERTY.
London, England, 1822-04-29

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The avenge prior of Brow• or Muscovado Setae, corn-
Folded forma the boom made in the werk radio( the Sith
day of Aril, lett, is 335. Id. per hundred •right, ea-
elaseive of the dirties of eestenks pant or payable thereon on
tits importation thereof into Great Britain.
London, England, 1822-04-29

ployssest is eeostontty to he fused, eves for ..stl children,
is • new settlement. Public schools are universally ,esta.
blished throughout the province, upon a liberal foundation.
To afford some idea of t►e rapidity with which • new set-
tlement will advance, ender judicious management, it is
oily necessary to state, that the writer of these pages, ander
whose superintesdenee the settlement of those extensive
districts, which at present bear the same of the Talbot
Country has bees established, has, by his exertions in open.
log roads at troilvestient distances, aided by the peculiar ad.
vantages nstural to the soil and climate, collected annelid
hiss ■ population of 12,000 souls at t►e least, in She short
space of ten years. The generality of these settlers, on their
arrival in the province, were persons of the very boo est
description ; whereas they may be sow said to form as inde-
pendest, as contested, and happy • body of yeomanry, as
saris the world.

his, too, has been accomplished in a shoaling, which
little more than ten years rto, appeared an impenetrable
wilderness, mud was above out bemired miles removed from
all human intercourse.
London, England, 1822-04-29

1T DF. o,tldr
.
Testertiny displayed in nnit.iially large satiemblage of Ilia
fteillionable world. The drive was crowded with equ!pagipi,
many of which were extremely brilliant. The eqUestrlaiss
also mustered in great force, and in general seemed to wafer
forming groups, and enteriug into conversation. tv van-
luring amongst the slowly moving mass of carriages, which
afforditd tin scope for the display of any of the grates of
horsemanship. The genial warmth of the day proved fa-
vourable to the fashionable Ingias in the walk, amongst
whom gay colours anti tight costwv:ie were prevalent.
The whole was • scene of animation sod enjoyment, cal-
csilated to excite the most pleasurable emotioos; fur what
can he more delightful than to contemplate youth and
beauty adorned wlth every ailventitirMa attraction, porsuing
with vivacity healthful tin 4 kulisemepst recreation
London, England, 1822-04-29

PRICES OF CORN.

Weekly Retorts of the Average Price of Britian Corn,
Winchester Measure, u received from the laspectors in
the respective Maritime Cities and Towns iu England and
Wales, from which the Prices that govern Importation
are calculated.—April 20. 1822.

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CO 0 CG D. 0 32
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44 18 10 le 1 19 821 11 21 0 - 0 9

IRNI,4IVD.

DUBLIN, APRIL 25•

The Earl of Gosford, Lord Aclieson,aud Sir Ed-
wardO'Brien, Bart, sailed from Howth on Tuesday.
The company ut the hull at the Rotunda, on
Tue►day evening, in celebration of his Majesty's
birth-day, was numerous and brilliant. Dancing
was kept up with great spirit to a late hour.
Amongst those present were—
The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, she Dowager
Coontess of Ormnude, Lord and Lady Salamis, Lord and
Lady Kilmalue, Lord and Lady Greenock, Viscorut nod
Dowager Viscountess Allen, Sir David and Lady Baird, ilia
Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Gore, Lord and Lady Aylmer. Sir
Cohn Campbell, Sir George and Lady Airry, Lady Stewarta
Howard, Lady Manners, Colonel and Mrs. Browne, iris.
countess Douersile,&c. &c.
London, England, 1822-04-29

THR ARMY.

The Id regiment of fool is ordered from Brightest(' Hirll ;
the 16th remotest front Hull to Newessile.upou-Tyne; tie
7th (fusileera) from Newcastle to Chitham.
The Borediflo traospoil was to sail (sum the CapeofCionill
Hope about the middle of February, with part of ilw 721 r.•.
'firmest for England. Oa their arrival at Portsmout►, that
regiment will proceed from Cumberland Fort to Plymouth.
Saturday morising the Brilliant sad Loa/en transport:
(Lieutenant A. Al' Donald, Agent), with 330 men of the Shih
regiment, ender the entninvort of Colonel Campbell, arrived
at Portarnotith from Jamaica, whence they sailed us the bib
is company with the Thomas and Mary Imasport, ha..
isg the remainder of that regiment on board, which 'evict
is hourly expected. The Woad arm Out considered as beteg
sickly. The Stith is expected to lead at Fort Comberlainl,
is lies of the 73d regiment, which is ordered to Plymouth.

There has been noship yet ordered to befitted to
take the Hight Hon. GEORGIC CANNING IA bid's.
The Estryalus arrived at Naples ou the tat April.
At Spithead—Active, Phaeton, and Marti/es.
In the Harbour —Qrees Charlotte. Ramlies,
AMion,threnGkndotrer, lianeer, Hind, Ply, Arab.
Grasshopper, Parthian, Calliope, Sta►lrag, ud
William and Mary yacht.
London, England, 1822-04-29

coßtf.

An official Return to an order of the Horse of Commons
of the :monthly arrivals of Cora into the Port of Loadon,lfor
the lasi three years, gives the following totals :.-
WliZAT.—Total quarters for the year 1819: British,
300,416; Foreign, 143,036. For the year 1820: total quer-
ter., British, 399,009; Foreign, 237,508. For the year
1821 : total quarters, British, 494,828 ; Foreign, 35,174.
BARLEY.—TotaI quarters for the year 1819: British,
217,963; Foreign, 166.804. For the year 1840: British,
248,031; Foreign, 6,235. For the year 1821 : British,
233,825: Foreign, 8,245.
Mat.v.—For the year 1819: total quarters, British,
162,406; Foreign, none. For the year 11520: tidal gear-
ter', British, 193,9(.6; Foreign', none. For the year 1821 :
total quarters, British, 916,220 ; Foreign, none.
OATS —For the year 1819: total quarter., British,
547,915; Foreign, 339,775. For the year 1820: total quar-
ters, British, 718,490; Foreign, 432,036. For the year
1821 : total quarters, British, 695.972 ; Foreign, 49,663.
RT2.—For the year 1819. total quarter., Br h, 1,007 ;
Foreign, 4,825. For the year 1840: total quarters, B. itish,
1,063; Foreign, none. For the year 1821: total quarters,
British, 2,312 ; Foreign, none.
BIBMIII —Fur the year 1819: total quarters, British,
0,895; Foreign, 118,511. Fur the year 1820: total quar-
ters, British, 69,923; Foreign, 4,710. For the year 1941:
total qua r , British, 106,687; Foreign, none
Phase —For the year 1819: total qu•riewi, British,
34,283 ; Foreign, 13,819. For the sear 1820: total quar-
ters, British, 47,1711; Foreign, 2,945. For the year 1821 :
total quarters, /kid* 62,563; Portage, nose.
London, England, 1822-04-29

A desirable MOCSR, is tenosequeace of a Family retiring
ions the Country.
TO BE LET on LEASE, or SOLD for an
unexpired term of 114 years, • most eligible HOUSE,
N 0.54, Great Cons-street, Branowick-square, at present
on Lease to au unexceptionable tenant, at 751. • year, two
years of which will be unexpired at Midsummer next, but
should the purchaser wish to occupy it, almost immediate
possession may be had. The House contains four attics, Iwo
bed-rooms, snood emir; Iwo drawing rooms thrown into
one; two parlours; two kitchens; two water-closets, with
water laid us the maim, and wine-cellar most complete.
The liitlalloll is equally eouvenient for the City or West
Ent of the Town, and contiguous to the Russell I militstiot
Reading Rooms and Baths, and is calculated fur a snail
gimlet% Family, or a Bachelor of distinction.
Letters, pest paid, addressed to J. K. at Mr. Intones,
43, Guaira-street, will met with due attention.

BOOKSELLER'S STOCK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HONE,
Al his Great Rooms, 45, Ludgate.hill, THIS DAY and
TO-MORROW, at Half-past Twelve o'Cluck to a
Minute,
THIRTY-THREE THOUSAND VO-
LUMES of BOOKS is Boor& and Quires, port of
the STOCK of Mr. J. J. STOCKDALE, relioqwiabiag t►e
Retail Bisaiwem, sad Renown's from Pall-mall (a Sale
not beteg allowed oa the premises) to No. 90, Stroud;
consisting of History, Biography, Voyages, Travels. Me-
dical Works ; Novels by the Rev. Weeds.. Bailer, Mr.
Charles Phillips, sad Mrs. Nathan; Poetry, Satire, Fa-
eel:, i.e. Many of the publications are with coloured
Plat, a, and large qoaatities of the remaining copies are in
single lots with the Coppers. The whole to be sold without
the least reserve. _

May be viewed, and Catalogues bad (gralia) at ibe Roosts.

NORFOLK ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WAKEFIELD,
At Garraway's Coffee Haase, 'Change Alley, Coraltill, on
MONDAY, 6th May Next,
HE V4ltiottle MANORS, or reputed Manors.
T LYNDFORD, EAST HALL, hi Mwodford. and
Cranwich, and rirsioirtinc Estate, of Four Thousawd 'rbree
Hawked and Twenty-five Acres of Land. with the diorite.
geished Maoll4lll called LYNDFORD HALL, the Real.
deuce of she Rigid Hon. the Earl of Shannon, eighty.forr
miles from Linden', fire from Brandon, aad mese from
fisrseham. _ _ _

Particulars may be had of Mr. Wakefield. Laud Surveyor,
N 0.34, Pall-mall, Loudon; of Messrs. Haurott and Metcalfe,
Solicitor,, No. 5, New-square, Lincoln's-Inn; of J. Warman,
Faq. Solicitor, Bury St. Edsiond's ; of Mr Edmund Good-
win, Land Surveyor, Harlow ; of Mr. Wakefidd, Brook,
streak, Ipswich; of Mews. Chalk and Meggy, Chelmsford;
at the Ram lon, Newmarket; and at Garraway's.

FROM SA7URDAI NIGHT'S GAZETI M.

i's-Office, April 26, 1844.

Several prisons having appeared at his Majesty's Drawing
Room, on the 23d instaus, improperly deemed, notice is
hereby siren, ilmt no Grewlemon will be permitted to pass
to the Levees and Drawing Rooms in future, bat in full
Court dress, sword, and bag, except those is uniform.
London, England, 1822-04-29

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Warf*ice, April 26, 1822.
Ist Regiment of Life Guards--Ltesitenass William Locke,
(rota belipay 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wilkins
George Terry, who exchangn, receiving the difference
between the full. pay of Life Guards and the full.pay of
Infantry—dated March 29, 1P22.
nom" Millard, Gent. to ►e Cornet and Xuh-Lientenaal,
►y purchase, vice Lecke, promoted in the 34th Foot—
dated Much 28, 1822.
Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Cortirt Arthur Davie.,
from half-pay 12th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice
Donald Campbell, who exclkauges, receiving the differ-
ence—dated Apri 18, 1822.
Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Robert /let-
wood Hewett has resigned his COlNlMilSioo—dated Julyl7,
1817.

lit Regiment or Foot.
To be Lieutenants without purchase—l.ienteoant Andrew
Suter, from half-pay 291 h Foot, sirs W. Orrok, deceased—
dated July 25. 1821 ; and &taiga Pulteney J. Poole Sher-
burne, from the 20th Foot, vice Wardrup, deceased—
dated April 18, 1822.
Bth ditto—Arthur Henry Lord Dorchester to be Essiga, by
purchase, sire Ward, who retires—dated as above.
30th ditto—Captain Owen Wynoe Gray, from balf.pay of
the Regiment, to be Captain, vice James Fullerton, who
exchanges, receiving t►e difference—dated September 22,
1021.
Lieetemaat D. Barlow, from the 69th Foot, to be Lieutenant,
vice J. Garvey, deceased—dated August 1, 1821.
34tb ditto—Lieut t Stephen Rice, from the 48th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Nathan Ashbarst, who exchanges—
dated October 25, 1821.
44th ditto—Lieuteanot Robert Williams, from the 81111,
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice North, who rxchanges--dated
April 18, 1822.
46th ditto—Lieutentaat Nathan Asbhnrst, from the 34th
London, England, 1822-04-29

CHAPLAINS.

R d Robert William Ti'...,, from half-pay, to be
Chaplain to the Forces, •ice Jeakius, deceased—dated
Maras 8, 1831.

MIRMORAIIIDA.

Assialsol-Commissary G I Seamy baring been gent,
of very irregular sod improper coadurt, first, in retaiuiag and
applying to his own use mosey which came into his hands for
the public service, and which by his loalrneiloas heer4.
have immediately paid into the military chest ; and.;
ha drawing bats upon the Treasury, without any authority,
and with the full knowledge that those bills would sot be
paid, has beets dismissed his Majesty's Service.
The appoioinsent of Asaistant.Sorpon Greig, from half-
payirld Light Dragoons, to be Assistest Surgeon in the b3d
Foot, sod bis removal from that Corps to the 4th light
Dragoons,on the 12th April and 10th November, 1821, have
not take., place.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Haddingloo.
To be Deputy Lieutenaote—Tbe Right Honourable Lord
Viscount Maislasid ; Sir Jobs Buchan Hepburn, But. ;
Major-General Juba Dalrymple; Aodrew Fletcher, Erni.;
James Balfour, Esq ; David Andereou. jug. Esq. ; George
Rennie, Esq.; sod Jubn Anderson, E.g.
Commission in the Shropshire Regiment of Militia, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop.
Lieutenant-Colonel Gesnere so he Colonel, vie*
the Earl of Bradford, resigned—dated April 13,1822.
London, England, 1822-04-20

SALISBURY,
Wheat tBs to Ota Od
Barley.

DEVIZES, APRIL 18.
Wheat.... 25s Od a 34. Od 1 Oats l3s Od a 25s 0.1
Barley.... 184 Od a 24s Od I Beano
8132 Sark, of Wheat sold at the average of 25a. kid.
London, England, 1822-04-20

CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE.

The four men who were capitally convicted at
the last Assizes of Naas, for a burglary sod robbe►y
at the house of the W►dow Daly, have had their
sentence mercifully commuted by his Excellency
the Marquis Wellesley for trausportation.
COUNTY CORK ASSIZES.
MITE a..•LLCN, o'KESIPPS, •ND COLLINS.

, .
This was an action for sesatilt and buttery. Da.
maga' were laid at 4,0001. The Defendatne pleaded
JVot Guilty and the general issue.
From the evidence it appeared, that in the month
of July last the inhabitants of Newmarket and the
surrounding country resolved, as a matter of re-
spect and gratitude, to celebrate the corer:anon of
his Majesty by • public d er at that village.
Numbers of respectable people attended, and among
the test the Pluititiff, who is agent to Mr. Aid-
worth, lord of the soil ; Mr. Allen, the Defendant,
who is a Magistrate of the county ; Mr. OrKeeffe,
his brother-in-law; and Mr. Collins, a young
gentleman, his nephew. Up to ten o'clock all was
perfect harmony, and it was hoped all would sepa-
rate with the same feeling. This was interrupted,
however, by Mr. Allen and his party refusing., en
account of some old grudge, to pledge 0341;414.01th
of Mr. Aldworth along with the rest of the com-
pany. Subsequently, • Mr. \Pm. Lowe, also one
of Mr. Allen's party and his brother-its-law (but
who has since fled the country), observing a Re-
verend Gentlemen somewhat overcome -with the
festivity of the evening, introduced a tumbler of
whiskey punch instead of a wine glees on the table
before him. This was resisted by the Plaintiff, and
an altercation ensuing, Mr. Lowe first threw the
punch iu his face and afterwards the glass itself.
The other Defendants were not idle, inflicting
wounds on Plaintiff with jogs and rondlestieks„
which confined him to his hetlfor upwards of those
weeks in a very precarious state.
Mr. Serjeaut [-AMOY briefly summed up the
evidence, commenting on the law as to malice
prepense ; and the Jury. after retiring und consult-
ing for about half an hour, returned a verdict fur
the Pleitnitl, with 6/. damages, mod Gd. costs.

STATE OP THE COUNTRY.

LIMERICK.

The News of Monday sinter, that the two men
who fired ■t the Rev. J. Croker have been arrested.
We have to record this day the surrender of nearly
one hundred fire•srurs, tvieuty bayouets, sad three
swords, rune our lest.
Tne peasantry, led on by their pariah priest, •the
Rev. Mr. Rochfo►t, and a Few respectable iudivi-
duals, scoured the country last Monday morning,
London, England, 1822-04-20

MARKETS.
• . .
'CORN EXCHANGE, Amore, APRIL 10.
Having but little fine Wheat at market, in porporlion to
that of inferior quality, prime samples were is tolerable de.
mind this morning, sod obtained fall an good prices as ow
Monday ; but we have nu buyers for the ordinary descriptions,
which have.only a nominal valve. Superfine milling Barley
Is rather dearer, but there is no amendment in price of the
stained and inferior maniples, which continue lo go off very
slowly at from 15a to 17a. per quarter. The Oat trade is
brisker, and from Bd. to ls. par "tarter higher than on Moo-
day. n other avian there ices alteration.
London, England, 1822-04-20

LONDON,
SATUIWAY. Aenit 2 18.22.

We have rcceive.l the Paris Papers op to iVed-
weaday last. They contain no intelligence respect-
, trig the stine of the ormseiwtioos betwesias Itoniia end
Turkey. There is en article from Augsbdrg which
• represents the recent attempt on the part et the me.
dieting Powers to renew the tiegeciiktions with the
Doren, as liling the rtiult of a confetence at Vienna,
.whese it Irma "evolved that these steps thoald he
'taken simeltenenutly by oil the Christian Powers
having representatives m Constantinople. • IF this
statement •Ite e,,r..ct, we must presume that these
several Governments have determined opal inking
asp arms juiutly against th 4 Ottoman Porte, should
the Divan, obstinately adhere to its origival rem.

Au ungrY altercation took place in the Member
of Deputies on Monday. This assembly term,.
without any exceptimi. to be the inost tumultuous
sod tbsooderly that ever ventured to discuss the
affairs ofu cation. The members went some
lug. for thryspprar to be wholly unaware that the
freedom of deltaic presumes the right of our side of
the Chamber to expias their opinion% as well as the
other. M. LAIIPUITIes speech was perhaps too 'M.
muted; aid It must be admitted, that, is the in-
fancy. as it stay :ye, be -culled. of the. restored.
Gowerumentt the ionises of the &truistic's sod of
London, England, 1822-04-20

TYPRS ASR STUBBORN THINGS.—The troth. .
of this 'Grog we have had frequent opportunity to
and we look upon this stubbornness its no blight
cepaideretioit in .the long end gloomy list of troii-
blee with which editors rod printers are surrounded
sad encompatetud. They ere expected to forms',
till -the interesting intelligence of the. day. The
Merchant look. for Ins prices current, hie ship new:,
Mid if some do not happen to find what they wish,
Vivi the printer has been neglectful. The lawyer
and divine look for legal and religious intelligence,
and folding the paper exclaim, " What in the wt ri,l
'can induce the editor to devote so muckof Lis *rim I
to commercial items ?" The agriculturist wisheic
.to benefit Al recent improvement', and beinganxi.
one to Pee emery Ihiag ow the subject, is surprised
to find a string of din ship ;sews in the piece of in-
teresting article, en huphandry I Tim mechanic
wants a particular account of every new invention.
and mks, " Now can the Editor fill his whole papa r
• with matters relative to medicine, surgery, yellow
fever, and the smell pox, insteqd of encouraging par-
NI inventions r. Immediately after come, the phy-
sician, and laments that more time and amp* p wet
devoted to the publication of medical eautyil. The
merchant ieho.sends en advertisement, wishes it al-
ways to appear in the inner form, and thinks 101118
paragraphs ought to give way for the purpose ; thus
see printers eternally doing wrong. If they put
"6 reading matter" onjsiicle, in consequence having no
more room inside...at is,tbought not worth reading. be-
Cause had it been " it would not have been crammed
in a dark comer of the paper." Or If MD this re-
flection is not made..it. is ten chances to one if it i.
not thought that it wee merely done to " till up."--.
Other readers want anecdotes, and dreadful
counts of dreadful warden—they waist more •.
forination on the subject of the bloody war J.
t wren the Greeks nod Turks—aud tbey:ctei:
plain that we fill up our sheet with wisiwiereel
luerl matters, instead of furnishing mere " Fish
Inielligrace." Some renders Want an accr
of all the death,, both here amid every wb.
and the Ladies are not pleased sinless we e"'
tsrrt
pore marriages, for they are. , surely mote i ,
eating than a daily report of corn, flour, t
co, and suction sales, and exchange Ire Awe-
•
lions. Then comes a body or mac-
writers and •
ibis, with quires of paper filled with their taw -
bratimis ; they are astonished: when the
told duet the press of foreign matter will de' f sre
.ray the
insertion ; for, rays one, how usiirnpotteut i&-tclat
compared with leg eesey ! All these thine
-LA theusand more conspire to perplex the .
iii vain for hint to way, "'Types area Y'
things," and that he cannot cotnpreis the ;
fifty columns into twelve ! it is itt vaiii—i 1""
nee
easily could you have inserted this by least 41 am, ow
Mai? If the Editor writes hing tamp,aria
'
liar Ask of being called verbose, loug-win• 43, -ay i

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London, England, 1822-04-20

PRICES OF TAI.LOV
Town Tallow 44s 0.1 —. Od
Yellow Ramis 43a 0.l 44. Od
White ditto...43s Od —s Od
Soap ditto.... 40s Od —s Od
Melting Stuff 35i 011 —s Od
Ditto rough.. Sis Od —. Od
London, England, 1822-06-12

This day was published, in 2 vols. 12mo. price 14s. boards,
HEV LIFE of a BOY.-By Pic Autliar sett
ii " Patiorsmaof Teeth."
a Awl be stall be like a tree planted by the riser side, that
shall bring forth its fruit in due season."
a The incideste. of the story are Moyle. but sufficiently
varied to support the el. cessary degree of interest; and the
hisimmive portion of the 'll4llk, which is by uti means the least,
is so mixed op with the lighter puts, as to give the whale
a pleasing and entertaining character. It is written to a
clear sad easy style, mud we can safely reroatatesil it as af.
foaling a very 'suable mod unexceptionable addition to the
youthful library."—Muuthly Magazine, Feb. 1822.
Petaled fur G. and W. 8. IVhitiaker, Ave-Slaria-lane.
This day was published, Js Four Vuls. !Ivo. price!!. 12s.
boards,
ir HE BEAUTIES. HARMONIES, and
1 stIBLI MITI ES of NATURE. With irreligious, Re-
marks on the Laws, Manners, sod Costume of various N.
firms. With Not.., Commentaries„ sad Illustrations.
RI CHARLES BUCK E, Esq.
" This production embraces a most extessive subjeet—the
whole Geld of Nature, with its relative associations. What
hav been said of Lord Bates may, with great truth, be ap-
plied to Mr. Rorke—that ' his feeling for Nature was the
male side on which his philosophy ran into poetry, sad vest-
ed itself in a very graceful, as well as grand enthusiasm,
bellttiog one of the High Priests of 14i•Jons'."—Litersry
Chronicle.
Printed for G. sod W. H. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane.

This thy was published, entreated is the 'reseal time, hand.
aumely petaled upon a sheet ofdrawiot paper, and rebel.
leaked wish the Coronets of the several Orders Of Nobility,
tastefully eolnured, pike 5s ; ern canvass, in • seat case for
' the pocket, Ss. un sad rollers,los.
P HE PEERAGE (MA liT fur 1822.—This
Chart contains the complete Peerages of the United
Kingdom, alplabetically Red (iseludiag lb' Scotch sad
Irish Peers who *err omitted last year), with the fullosing
partirekra of each Member:—The Title, Title of the Eldest
Sem, %sesame, Dates of the Grit and last Creation, Prete-
deuce, Age. whether Married. Barbels'', Of Widower, Num.
her of Citildie•, Male and Female; Kaights of the Garter,
Thistle, &c. Lord Liesitessats, Privy Counsellors, Bonus
Catholics, sad Peers' ElJest Sons oho are Member* of the
present Parliament. Ii also sheers by what meows the Peer-
age was obtained, that is in say, whether by Naval, Military,
Legal, or other Services ; and states the Century to which
each Peer cam trace him paternal Ascestry: thus exhibitiug,
at one view, much iuterealing tuftirstatiou, sod kirmiug,
upon the whole a complete Peerage is %Insist ure.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane y and
W. Sams, St. Jsmes's-strert.
Of whim may lie had, jest published, the BA RO N ETAG.E
CHART for Jett, printed uniformly with the above, sod
containing the Baronets fur the United liiegJum, with suit-
able Orsistrate, Indltrltsis
- - - - -
London, England, 1822-06-12

FROM LAST !WIGHT'S GAIEIV

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Cevsmfs*towstn Ike North Shropshire Regiment oflrestmanry
Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lteetexant of the Could, of
Salop.
Major the Hloeourable Thomas Kenyon to be Lieutenant-
Colonel, vice Owen, resigned—dated Jane 1, 1821.
Captain John hilytton to be Major, Tice Kenyon, piosnoled
—dated as above.
Lienteoant Charles Warm, to he Captain, vire Kirkpatrick,
missed; Lieutenant Thomas Hugh Sandford to be
ditto, vice Comer, resigned; and Liruteriant Levtis Junta,
to be ditto, vice Mytlon, promoted—all dated as above.
Cornet Thomas Gaynor to be Lieutenant, vire Warren, pro-
moted; Cornet John Wright Jebb to be ditto, vice Sol+
ford, footnoted ; and Corset John Croson to be ditto, vice
Jotter, promoted—all dated as above.
Frederick Rowland Grimes,Geot.to he Cornet, sire Cwynne,'
promoted; Joh. Butterson,Gent. lobe ditto, vice
Jrbb, promoted; and Thomas Longisrville Junir. jun.
Gent, to be ditto, rice Croton, promoted—all dated as
above.
London, England, 1822-06-12

This day are publialted, price 12.. boards,
1110RACTICAL HINTS 011 COMPOSITION
.1 in PAINTING, illsat►ated by Examples from the
great Masters of Italian, Flenti.h. and Dutch Schools.
By JOHN BURNET.
Loadoe: Printed fur W. H. Carpenter, Lawrr Brook.
Weft, Boad.etreet.
London, England, 1822-06-12

CLARE.

Tuesday the weekly meeting ut ihe Central
'Coniinittee, for the purpose of treeiriug the baronial
• reports, took place. Thus. Browne, Esq. in the chair.
The several returns presented to the meeting were
last night forwarded to the London Tavern Coto.
!Miter by the 'Flusters. The applications from the
differrut baronies fur assistance are yet very press-
ing. and the diat6.ss of the-peasantry is represented
as increasing. Some conversution Oct urred as to
the propriety of endeavouring to obtain a part of
the money voted by Parlainieut for the relief °tire-
land, to Le laid out in the employment of the poor;
but nothing decisive was agreed to. Thanks wets
then returned to Thomas Browne, Esq. (Andrew.
Stacpoole, E.q. in the Chair), for his very proper
emichict whilst presidingond the meeting adjourned.
Stafford 0' Brien, of Blatheristek Park, Esq. with
his usual benevolence, bas directed Mr. M'Mshon
to give 501. towards alleviating the misery of his
tenantry ih this county ; and has also directed 504
to be paid to the general fund fur the relief of the
distressed.—(Clare Jowrwul.)
ROSCOM MON.
K. ATIILONS, JUNE %,
•On Monday last a meeting took place at. the
lirlsolsel of this town, agreeably to public notice, for
the purpose of opening a subsemption for the relief
of floe conimiiiiity, which are at present labouring
under the pleasure *the times, in this place, and
iinmediatentiglibuterMlTl. Nothing could be more
pleasingand exempl4liati the lively sympathy fur
the unhappy sutleresirieltich was displayed, on the
0CC.161041.
At this meeting is letter, containing a 1001. Eng-
lish bill, wits exhibited, 'Welt was sent by the Com-
mittee in London, with a promise of a limber sup-
! ply if found necessary. .1
Since kloinlay a I:trgai.quastity of potatoes and
oatmeal has breu brouglihrm. winch, *ball he ilium"-
&slyly dirt, i hated amouse. the proper objects, the
former it reed, and the latter ;to support, to poor
artisans and indigent room-keepers. The residue
of the aunts Contributed, we are loia, will be ex. •
trended uu tome works.of Public utility.
London, England, 1822-06-12

ROYAL GARDE:VS. VAUXHALL.
ITIIE PROPRIETORS deeply regret the dia.
appointment neesshined by the continued rain to the
may dii.titignivhed Individuals and their Friends who had
signified their intention to be present, by engaging Boxes
for Monday sight, and beg respectfully to announce to the
Public, that the Entertainments already so highly approved,
milk additional and splendid Fire.Wnrks, will be repealed
THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, June when they
hope to be honoured by their presence, and a full atiendaece
of other Patrons and liberal Friend,.
The Proprietors have much pleasure in metier, that 111 r.
lAroadbutst, that justly-admired singer, and his Plopil, Mr.
Henry Phillip., are engaged for the four succeeding nights.
Doors opened at Half-past Seven o'Clarticf—Coecert to
brein at Eight.—Adusittanee 3.. 6d.
London, England, 1822-06-15

iNWPOWERED BY ACT OF PARL1.43113217.
CAPITAL-ON It PILLION.
INSURANCES falling due at NIIDSUMNIER
will expire, unless trimmed within Fifteen Dqs from
SW period.
The Company's Rates and Conditions are of the most
roossoable description :—No Charge is made for Fire Poli-
ties wises the Premium exceeds &Li—no Admission Fine is
charged on Life I nsuraace;—• liberal Commission is allowed
to Solicitors and others who effect Life losarances;—and
@gory facility is afforded by which the Interest and Cone,.
mience of the Public may be promoted.

- WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.
London, England, 1822-04-27

MARKETS.

CORN IeICRANOR 'What Nita& 26.
The coatleessee °radii-roe triode bah giereatee ea? tat.
Inc say arrival, elate Mueday, fa soaieleeace of which the
peters of all gating are fell ma high se ea that day. awl haw.
big tolerable demand foi Sae Wheat. prime samples earl
ready sale.: Oats also west off freely. bell barley d rho
second quality will hasp on haw/. Woos Woe rather
scares awl tolerably hoick sale. to other wu de. there is ao
liberation.
London, England, 1822-04-18

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY of
LONDON, ieetkusrd lON, end ertspowered by Art
of Parliament of she be Geo. 111.
The President; esid Dingier' hereby wive Notice to Per
with tlye Cemintemp been lam by Fire, *Wee
=l* here been is Sarre ter Ilinryeers andr.ie et Christ.
nimebeekribet the reform at aserplam Prembrine tie she seetured
(agreinsbly- se the system of ibis Ceinpany), is 24 per cent.
spew the Pregames received in Ildintlue ; sad to per met.
epetelleme received by the Country Aeilits in Greet Sri-
Otis; sad that the same will, oe and after the ?tab limiest,
be payable et the Office in Cheapside on the London Pull.
eiekeed by she Agent. in she Cowley, on the Policies ef-
fected iu their respective Agencies.
London, England, 1822-04-18

teo int on y es hi had gtvett loam. the i'ormar teelieteteet
ereinst Smith and Abrab•m.
. .

-Verdiet—Goiffp against all the three Poisoners.
Ahrshant and Smith were ottotenced to stiffer Deoffi,
and admonished to prepare for the execution of Weir
seutence.
The bill rf indictment adai•st Joseph Digits, John leery.
Eliza Thomas, and Mary Dothan', committed, the first as
p'roncipal in, cod the others as accessories to. the perpetra-
tion of a rape upon Elatabeth Bennett. was Ihruoa out by
the Grand Jury.
The bisioesa of the Court saseoncluded at tee okiockoi
Toesday sight.