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f DUBLIN. OCTOBER IS.-,,

The Marquis of Camden and ignite embarked at
.itimagliodee for Porticiirivk on Moinlity
Lord (fort and Sir Edward O'Brien, Hart. have
arrived in Limerick.
The of Sligo and family, Lord •
1 lawardeu and family. 1.4411 mud Lull' James
Steouit, Sir Thomas Butler :mil family, Sir J. C.
Coghill mild Lady Cng.hill, Jnitgr Day amid
O'Ci•niiiir, of Ez.q. Ste. are amongst
ilie 1.14 mrriv;iis in Kilitviinv•
1311 Eill!i,kli kit IIKI9IP!I through Cavan nn
.oe,,lay, Irain Florence Court, to the sent if his
Watley B. Balfour, Esq. of Toirilley
H ill, near Drogheda.

OCTOBER 14.

AFFAIR CIV Marano..-.011 Solidity laq there
WWI o meeting took place at Augbrim, within four
mole% ul B411:1171:40, iketwveig Messrs. Eyre told
Suntory', the foregor attended by Burton Prrsse,
E.l. of Prospect Lodge, and the latter by (7.iptaso
I...iontrert. After WI exchange of shots, without
effect, the seconds lute; fried, and matters were mini..
e.rbl/ adjusted. •
Lieutenant-Colonel Fermi' is immediately to re-
sume the Command of the detachment of the 81,t
revoment. stationed in Cavan.

I tie 77th re•gittieut stationed in this gortionn. was
r. Wird nu Frittuy last, if stunt, by 111.1Por-
Cierterei O'Loughlin.—(Galwray Paper.)

Mitten ft OBOORV.-011 IWrtinetillsy evening last, between
the hours of seven and right o'clock, • well-dressed yonn4
Maw rapped at the dour of Mr. Alexander Cambell, of di irdi-
ter r's place, wler,hatl left his house •Itout twenty -minutes
for. Mrs. (711Thell, supposiug that it was Mr. Cowbell,
MAN relitrnine, without waiting for a servant to open the
visor, opened it herself, and woe immediately asked whether
r, Cauthell was at home, and being snswered in the swea-
t ire, the was then asked whether there was a etc' k withim as
he wattled Mr. C on some very nrgent holden as; bring also
a itsater-d in the n.giltcc he rushed into the and in-
stantly leek the key out of the door, and pushed Mrs. Cam-
• bell into the parlour, and having seated her on a chair, de-
11,3titted the plate, and whatever money was in the house. She
pnswered she lied none. But tea-violet to the fellow -staying
ens lilint% he pet out the candle*, and drew is hark gause
Iv. r his foes. As soon as Mrs. Cambell enneelVld what the
f. !low was Mount, she ran towards the parlour hell, for the
purpnse of riaging it, shoat the fellow perceived w !sat was
iotended to be-duert, he fellowed Mrs. C. and took hold of
her hoods, and at the same tittle picked theJork of the table
drawer which she-hail been sitting at. Mrs. Cam/all know-
tot there wine some bank notes in the drawer, mate a strue-
1.-lea mud succeeded in taking hold of the notes; but the
!low made a grasp at them; and the moment Mrs. C. was
ena!ded to poll the bell and cry one, the (energy...nee was,
that a ..errant from the toper the booze, and anollwr .from
tin hot tom, came Intoning to the parlour, upon 'slick he
ir,t.tiely fan nut of the parlotte. ?Old out of the 'hall door,
throwing the key of the door into the tofu In the stregele,
seecerel.4l in taking one ten petted note, as also the
two halves of the Around notes which Its laid torn, hot left
b.-hind him 161. in holes, all turn, a bids base Lent. r.
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IVEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 9.

CIRCUIT COURT OF 111 E UNITED STATES.

11/N UNITY!) •TATSS V. GEORGII BROWN. IN.

• DitTir VOA MURDIIII ON THE HIGH SEAS.
The efiendant was indicted tor killing the Cap-
itein of the "charmer fitbiere, owned by Peter
Ifbotinony, of this city, on her return voyage from
-Cadiz - en. this country. growl, and • new crew,
excepting onimin, by the name of Niehiplas Fil-
ipino, who Wit ,the outer
.voyage, shipped at
Cam.. From the testimony, there was reason to
believe, that they and the mate shipped with an
intention of killing the Captain, and running away
with the vessel. Aceoreliugly, one afternoon, the
prisoner. Brown, came op to the Captain, wino
VOW. .1011114 on deck, slid prostrated him by a
blow with the tiller of the bout. He was then
irstantly seized by some of.the crew, of which
Palermo swears the prisoner was one, and hove
1,-to the sea. His cries were repeatedly heard while
lie was iu the water, but no effort made to pick
loam op. The Poisoner thee) assumed the Captain's
sisinte, altered the course of the vessel, bound to
N. w Oileana, and tinutly went to Omea, a small
poll in Synth America. He was there disposing of
i.e cargo, when a quarrel took place between I •
wort Pillernio, whom he severely beat, and who
gut se to the authorities there en intimation of what
1:3+l taken place. The Spanish Governor imprison.
ed thew both in the fort, and communicated the
t-arts to our Government, who sent the sloop of war
I:wet-mile fur them, and they were accordingly
brought on irons to this city, and delivered over,
heeler a good of mantles, to the Marshal.
The trial came on before the Honouriible Judges
I,;vingsotin and Van Nees, on Monday last. The
Jos,' found Into guilty, and sentence will be passed
So a few days. Tile Poisoner appears to be in no
mariner affected by his situation. Says that he was
lion, in New York, that he has no relations here,
and that he resided for some time in Newcastle,
Dela% are.