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*lmre or the alreirs inllieVeiisib.epoti we
-vbould therefore hail as favourable to the mom of
`chat ;ramming durst y. bad net the invviotas se-
'`counts described the fate of Naples-oreumplettpiy
iteeldrd.
Zll ,
We lait night mceived 'German *Papers tollll
lUt of March, from which the following isiliat
extract 4 eLti
IdAttrcia ;
Vire meows* hem tams or the Viet kale, that Ciii*
Ss bus, Military Covers« et Wen, had collected khelliph
air !Atli aws weer Part., to °twee the -71.01651M1L
11. IS Asetelee ?misstate, wader Gewevile Cohn. 11,111119 e.
Iliehe sod Gala 11Cleblenberg, will arrive is Lowiberlieie
the begiesieg of Apnl. The Reeeiaa any is ielbrila le

allowed Daly lye days time to prepare for its awe* after
reveivias she Emperor's orders. This army ettasists of
'MAIO irfpalry, 10,000 estuary, 3,000 mroaseks, sod SOO
vasiosta, mid is commanded by Geomila libelee and Jel-
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A Flanders Mail has arrived, with Papers Nag
'Brussels to the td instant. The following is an 41.
tract :-.
waossms, APRIL I.
His &teenier, M. Cockiness, Envoy Estrassubeary and
*Minister Pfessiposentiary from she King of Great Rdirsialsi
the Kis( of Wirt/saber', urived here yesterday, eassiOg
from Calais.

appear• by aceo•ats fame France, that many halloos
►are arrived there from differeat pares of Italy, whom tee
four of events that may take place has iodated to leave their
country fur a lilac. Some Ilifemme have already arrived at
• Brussels. They would not easily Gad in the rest of Biro's
a country in the aajoyment of more peace sod trampllllty,
'than In &Isms.
Leiters. we understand, have been received in
town from Corfu, stating that • most formidable
insurrection had broken out in the Greek I,lattils,
for which preparst. had been making for r long
time; that the insurgents have been supplied from
`Odessa with innloke stores of every description; that
-numbers of officers have received Russian passports
for the Islands; and that treasure to • large amount
has been amassed to forward the enterprise.
Extract of a letter, dated Rome, March 19 :—,
" You kilo.. I hove frequently expressed my ot NP
bias that the Austrians, in their invasion of NaplesF
would encounter no effectual resistance; yet the;
most untwists friends of the Holy Alliance coeid'
scarcely bave anticipated so easy mid bloodless a
conquest. The explanation, however, is .msy, and
it is to be found in the treachery of the officers and
the want of discipline or courage of the Nespoli=
tan soldiers. Te show you that Ido not adeattee
• this opinion upon insufficient ground., I con se-
bete you that I have myself conversed with the
officer (of the Austrian army)to whom Caaa*sCoss's
Aide-de-camp came, disguised in the habit of a
I eggar, rod, to she eternal infamy of himself and
Ins country, made propomls for betraying the
glorious cause of liberty."
Extract of • kite. - "-missies (*wade.

Feb. 14:—The ship rite, of Loudon, Captain
RUDGI, oil bee return from Berbice to Hittites
was scuttled at sea by the crew, who hed forced 01e
Captain, some time before, to leave the ship in
boar, with very little provisions sod uo compass, at
great distance from laud. They also put in the
boat his wife and two children, one 4 and the other
4.years old, a passenger of the name of Mettentrit,
and a coloured boy, who acted as steward. This
• .happeried about eight o'clock e. as. It is prohable
they must have perished that day or night. Eight
of the crew are here on trial; they landed near the
Mole, and had tikes) and divided among them two
chests of money, which were put ou board at Brr.
bice, in return for the cargo of provisions she had
brought from • Halifax, and shipped there by the
-house of BiLcHe aucl•Co."
Colonel DuaegoitisisappoiatedEarrsck Master
at Chatham, vice-Colonel CHILD, deceased.
Ships, Sec. baildwg, and ordered to be built, in
-Chatham Dock-yarct:—
serstiters.
truss.
Prises Regent
Formidable.
Powerful. S.'
Latins .
Diana 4O
Btal I Inmate
• Preens brig /0
IVesale
Basilisk &overtire Cutter

ORDRED TO U acne.
Oise.
Nepiume
Mermaid
Thames
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Crocodile
Rainbow.
Etna, berth
Sulphur, bomb

On Friday morning a quantity of louis-d'orrwere
'found opposite the York Hotel, Dover. They
were first discovered by one of the Society of
-Friends, residing opposite the Old Dock, who, the
raiment he saw them, called nut to some of the,,
by..itatiders. *6 Look here, friends, what $ quantiti
-of wealth lieth here." He was soon surroended, ati
that he iseceeeded in obtaining only twenty-seven
,for himself. A cart, with custom-house baggage,
was overturned on the spot the night before, and,4l
is supposed, by the accident, they must have fallen
from a box or bundle.
•In no city or county in Englund—the very walls
Of Parliament itself not excepted—has the cause
of Catholic Emancipation been pleaded with more
eloquence and ability, than at the meeting held
an this town on Friday last. The speeches of
Messrs. SWASWICE, LYON, and BRIGGS, would
have done no dishonour to the first statesmen. But
.our commendations must not stop here, all parties
conducted themselves with the greatest decorum.; if
they differed, they differed like gentlemen; they com-
b:Lied (although we think unequally) with the legi-
timate weapons of reason and argume .t, became
they were aware that they possessed them, and that
they were the only weapons which civilized beings
ought to employ in their disputes.—(Clesier
"Guardian./

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IVe have the pleasure to inform the Public we
have contracted with the Lords, of the Treasury for
a New Scheme of 10,000 Tickets, in which there will he the
trewteat display of Prism ever presented to them. We have
so apologize fur the extra delay of a few days occasioned by
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• IFISISSONA LE MOT ESTEEM
Depielises reels tits Polies., lgotel, Le
ehevatier Duval, tar Paris Captain soil Org.
HO* gift. for Bath.
tart Whitworth and the Durham of]tars rationed
he tows tram Siete mut Rao*, &at.
The illartrimpf Titchaeld has arrived at his tether's (the
Dube of Portlasd's) Ware, is M. Janin's-square, frost a
tour.
Lord Braybrooke has left tees Tee his seat Anglify Rua,
Ewa.
The Earl dr Plymooth has arrived at Ids house is Groove-
sor-equare, Rem his seat is Woretstershire.
Lord sad 'Lady Dysevor and family are expected in tows
sou the lath instant, for the .lases, trop their seat Drawer
Castle,leath Waks. •
W. 'Egerton, Esq. al P. mid famßildemipseted in tows
*eV week from Brigitte*.
Te Cantons of Easshaft has united at her house in
teem Anne.street, from her seat Stitiveshans, Berks.
-Lord Rivers has Ist tows Tor his seat Hare Park, New-
' sissrkes,
~,,The Marquis and Marehionea. of Taristoek have left
tows tar their seat Oakley Home Bedfordshire.
The Earl of Ashisersklus reisinied to lows yesterday from
his treat is lames.
trait P. Pik; Bart. has arrived at his home is Maaalleid-
gnat, frail his mat Wolverton Park, Hams.
The Earl of Egressost has left lowa for Wiest Taiwan',
Sawa.
The Earl sad Camiless of Loasdale and family are es.
is town best week, frees their seat Costesmore, Rstui
=ire.
FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
The Russian Ambassador gives a grand estertsiaaest mat
morrow to a tarp party of distiogisiabed.permas, at his mi.!
dome is Harky-sireet.
Countess Grey's rest as Thursday evesimegjo Saville row,
was attended by warty 100 disoinguislied fashossiables.
The East said Cuostess of Mesita*n will ontertaisi a dia.
tigiguished porgy skis day, at their blase is It. ,langes's.
square.
The Earl and Colosimo of Arras will eatertain patty of
fashionable, ibis eremites. at their home is Dmeruitrests.
The Marquis sad Illanbiosess of Lamishasso will. Um a
large pariy at dimmer this day, at Laiseduwa .Hossa,.Ber.
haler square.
The Masquis of Caasdes mtertalas a digthaphdisd sv
this day, atAiso aura is Arliagliss-street.

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,AI 43„,..0111111LIN, Ara! L 3.
Yi
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• .41110110•111 be • Drawing-rooen at the Castle ow Thurman*
ndessidoAlta 13th ot" April, at lee o'clock.
-. His illpisites birtloday will be celebrated ailisiliketio
Illsailop, the 134 of April, with as oar, hell, itantatirpor,
one Ladies In fall dress with feathers, without hoops; 11l
Gretleowesi in fall deem
Ho Istinrniai to Is wars that day.
Ladies who WNW to Moor atiossetii aro isomodiad•to saj

dwir mews Go i►eCwa+berlaia a wrek helots the MIL
There will be a Levee at she Castle es Misadai.tie U4ll

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April, at four o'clock.
Hie lilseelkesey Hie Lard Lieetemist had a prima* hall at
Dahlia Castle ea Thursday erseieg. Assam .1111Mtsallas
pare—
Lady alasiaers, Earl sad Camases* of ferabssa, aid
AmmeadAllitahlavg,-Eael.ase Csissessivelf Geladem,
said Csaistass d Mt. 1114 Lard sad lady faislamerm • Lard
sad Lady Aylmer, Leal sad Lady Masa, Alert AMON
Lard sad Lady Rifle's', She Camara 4 Oressada, Lady
Resmairee, lady Flames* Halfser, Mina ,11•11aer, laid WO%
Timasprellard Chrshasek, Lard Froglike!, Lied Allis,
Mr. sad lady Sarah Wysae, die Lady Mayans% the Misses
IL lig. the Cemaims de labs, Sur David sad Lady Baird,
Mime Waiselsiope, Mr. Seaman Gregory, Indy Mae sad
Miss Gesery, ohs Atlansey.Grattal, Lady .Navy and Misa
issehm, the Ladies Hauled, Mr. sad Lady Isabelleladth,
Lady aid Midis Qisua.y, Mr Edward sad Lady Bellow,
Calomel La Teadm, Calomel sad Mrs. lodtar, .Ceisieel sad
Miss Ramsay, Gilead GniffSll. Mrs. sad um Mame Gra-
zes, Woostl de Mwilmoraiey, Calsmel. Ward, Calesel Pro.
trickster, COMO!' Elpidaslese, Calearl Ashwerlk, sad Ca-
bad Madams.
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Thursday the Duke of CLatsuot dined with
the PrinCris AUGUSTA, at her apartment. in Buck.
inghsin House.
The Duchess of CLanamcit dined with the
Duchess of KINT on Thursday, at her apartments
in Kensington Palace.
Yesterday morning Prince ERNEST Hot,o Las-
GORROEG arrived at the residence of the Duke and
Ditches@ of CLARENCE, in the King's Peirce, St.
lenses's, from abroad. His Serene Highness is
cousin to the Duchess of CLARENCE, and is come
to EDI/load on a visit to the Boys' Duchess for •
few weeks.
Princess AUGUSTA visited the Dachess of GLou.
CRITES yesterday.
Yesterday Prince LeopoLo and the Ditches, of
CLangsce vi.ited the Ducbrsa of Kant.
Last night Prince LeoroLD had a numerous
party.
The Duke of De•onsutae, Lard and Lady
C4toltun CAVENDISH, the Alurgair and Mar-
chioness of Lamsoows, the Earl and Countess of
JESSEV, and Earl and ColllllCNlCowesa, dined
with 'Prince Lgorot.• on Wednesday.
lie Duchess of NOIIMUIMIERLAND, who has
bogs much indiopered, we are happy to state is
assaiderably 4settrr.
-gArd CASTLEREAGH say. he legislates with the
Ape at his liaek—the Pope. it would seem, has
;awned his back upon himself.
A new piece, entitled e‘ The Agent sad Absestee,"
was brought out it the Dublin Theatre on Monday
night. Mr. Fatting, Mr. WARDS, and Mies
BauNTON, sustained the principal characters.

The following ii the House List of the Gove►nors
autl Directors of the Bank of England, for the
year eusuing, viz.-
4011. commis :
CH A REIM POLE, Erg Governor.
JOHN BOWDEN, Esq. Deputy Ilaveroor.

/01 DIVIiCTOILS:
Davidllereley, Esq. Jobs Massley 'Palmer, Esq.
essmelitse Miller, Esq. Juke Prime &q.
Jamsedleasepisell, %-q. Wary Perrier, E'sq.
J.. Ceekrrril, Erg. Richard Me. asters, Esq.
Thiestisy AC enrols, Esq Julia Rae Reid, E•A•
Vamp florrira, Esq. Julia Raker Mielords; Meq.
Jeremiah Hannan, Esq. Henry Smith, dioq.
nouns Langley, Esq. Andrew H. Thussiess, Eli.
Williams Maiming. Es,. Sanibel Mormon, Esq.
Williams Mellish, .E..q. Samuel Turret, Esq.
Sir Thomas Near*, Hart. w, ___ .
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NELNT UNE .H o
CoYU?-oA toll(.
:4819111".
loination of Vocal Udine pro-
duced lan rot this Theatre could not fail to
produce a crearded and brilliant audiertee. It was
a rare collection of native and foreign growth, in
which lhe melodies of • BEANIAIt, • SAL*OII, and
a STEPHENS. migleil with those of a C•liroaasii,
an A LICIT, and an Arlealsalll. The I. of
lierammy regret that these rich and delightful enter-
tainment, are just arrived at a ultra. We believe
wily one night more regagina.
ma Aim,.
Two troop. the 3d Magoon Gear& arrived at Wile-
burgh on iletarday frets liminoa, and numbed ••
moraine oto their reale t. Eailarld•
1 711, Dralr.sam Gawk—whilst arrival k—whilst ea at Carlisle
,1"
aftwit"N'Tweed, received a nate foe Notti•gbaat
(to be bearl-tero), ilinatedrac, oat Coventry ; la arrive
OWN ale* 10111, sad of April.

•?*"' THE CHASE.

• MR. CONYEUI MEI HOUNDS
Wet • most" respectable and oisaseroos geld, at Broorageld
Mud Wood, ea gstotelay last, sod Ind so extraordsaary
good day's sport; fees, at Bosh Wood ru• through
Broomield Hall Wood, way for Old Pink lunged to the
right and over the Ounairow road, rear the Spread Eagle,
scram the rive► baker Harford-Earl Mill, to Lisley Green,
straight us to Little Leigh's Chunk over the Braintree
road attar the Turnpike fir Lyon Hall, but turned to the
right down to Sharpeoto Wood, therragl., and back, ►roke
sway across the Braintree read agsi• over Chatham Hull
gelds to the right, sod to Leigh Chord' again, shim% the
'bottoms by Leigh' Priory, toward to the kir over she large
• gelds, and era into him ►etween Harford-Bod Bridge, and
related town. Mr Grayer' expressed himself highly pleased
with the epronsmemlike cooduct of the numerous geld, i■
and during the chase.
tf. .
DREADFUL iIiVICIDS.

Tea!oral monism Mr. X restless's well
biome in the sportiag world, retired to Lis dressiou.ruorn
before breakfast, and blew out bin brain's wills a loaded pis.
gut The report brought Lis servant so lb. place, whir found
bias wekeriaggin bit blood aad bin bead bloats to pieces. A
surgeon was seal for, who arrived but could render no
-*sassiest*, she ussfortionate grimness's' bellow "site dead.
The Coreseree legates will be bald us she body this reessiag.

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WEST.VINSTER .SESSIONS.

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FRIDAY, ARIL I.
'.16.01 Sundroit. alrespettablit looking person, was
with haviag feloniously token from the pocket of
Mv. a mu ff.box ; from Hr. Cross, a silk Imedherchief i
mei, Orme Mr. Spiel's, a pair of gloves, is the pit of the
AeikeldiThostre, me the that of February last.
i be.ecle*;"ors al
Perswaperssseemlityed lia
Theatre,therobbe l:e wassetl.4lched 1:
ii
[lPrblieer, whom he uheamed peso from ore part of the pit to
se ether repesiedty, sad attempted to pick several serums
pockets. As officer wee thee meet for who took kiss ism
Atesiody sad coeveyed ham to the watch-horse; he was there
esescfsed, and the utielre stated is the iudicheent were found
spite him sod *wised by the prosecutors.
Mr. Cross meted diet be obsermsl the Primmer attempt to
pick his Pocket of his hoodltereitief, which be iiesthiecl,
as did Ur. °klieg, the esuff-box, sod Mr. Spiel's, hiegleeee.
The Prisoner, se Wag milled as made a fest defame",
aed ilesiesktiie ever hornet Motes the prepay. stheltawftvd
to pieft any pewee mishit. He said he heaght the Wick%
of a mum at a public hems before hit mitered the theatre
and that he did sot gather* till after half-prig. He had
lived is very respects,* siteatioes, sod through &scope-
faessest had been prevented frees settle; anothir. He
concluded by dederimy that the evidence of the 'lissome!
wee falm.
The Chairing. (P. COM?, 1E54.) mosieed up the evidence,
sad the Jery posoessed the Prisoner Guilty on three is.
diet etests.
The Court molested him to traesportatium for life.
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It it not generally known, that in the libeary of
St. John's College, Oxford, there is a picture of
King CHAltuls
,I. done with a pen, the lines of
which contain all the Pedals in a legible hand.
A serious affray occurred on Sunday night last,
between Holland's Green and Cliff'. End, Thane*,
with several men of the preventive service and a
party of smugglers, in which one of the former re-
ceived • shut in the shoulder, and is likely to
r.quire the amputation of his arm. None of the
letter are yet discovered, though some blood was
traced iu their retreat from the scene of action.
On Saturday night, in the parish of Woodchurch,
a young man named Bemire, of High Hidden,
fired a loaded foeling-piece at a person named
MARTIN, the contents of which lodged in the face,
completely drove out one eye, and lacerated him
so dreadfully, that after lingering *rne time, he
expired. It is conjectured that jealousy was the
cause of the sad catastrophe; the unhappy criminal
was immediately taken into custody.—(Kent Herald.)
On Tuesday lust the spring tide, assisted by a
very high wind, attained an extraordinary height at
this city, covering most of the land surrounding
Brewer's Hull Farm, and the meadows in Bough-
ton to a very great extent, and filling the cellars of
several houses near the Crane. At Parkgate we
unders'and very considerable damage was door by
the tide—u great part of the quay being washed
down, end the stroll-valuated from the th.ors ; and
our coillrespotident says, many of the inhabitant'
feared to go to bed, expecting the 'alight tide would
he much higher, which is usually the case—forte.
siately, however, the wind abated in the afternoon
as soon as the rain fell. We fear we shall have to
record much damage occasioned by the tide, espe-
cially on the Lincolnshire coast, which, owing to
the flatness of the country. generally suffers much
on these occasions.—f( healer Gaardian.)
Loot week sin Inquest was held on the body of
-- Moao*w. The wife of the dr ceased was com-
mitted by a Kentish Magistrate for contempt of
Court, and her husband attended at Deptford to
see her set off from the cage, in a coach. to Maid-
✓one, and appeared much enraged at the conduct
of the Magistrate who comnsitted her ; scarcely had
the coach got out of sight, when he tell down and
expired immediately. Verdict—Died by the Visi-
tation of God.
On Saturday last, • short woman about 40 years
of age, and wearing a red cloak, went to the shoff
of a man named VAN Ili, at Abbey-gate, Canterbury,
and purchased a loaf, some snuff, and some ter, for
which she paid eight count erfeitpeney pieces. It being
obseived that the .-:- - had a •

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SURREY ASSIZES.

ziworrov,•PßlL d.
• Taut. OF RICHARD WIGLEY FOR MURDER.
Jllkeine! Willey, aged 60, late a trachoma on the Rich.
mood sued, stood indicted for the wilful murder of Robert
Knight, us the STib of March last. at the parish of Pears-
ham, is she county n Surrey. The Prisoner also stood ie.
dieted on the Coroner's Inquisitioe with the wilful murder
of the said Robert Knight. Such was the interest raked by
this trial, that lung before the appointed hour the*ars of
the Caret were bielieged h iesearese crowds, and they
were opened to the public the rush was truly treamdese.
Before the arrival of the Learned Judge (Mr. Ramie WeelD
every part of the Criminal Court was crowded to esteem.
The Prisoner appeared at the bar, attired is • suit of
mourning, and seemed mock affected. He had born brought
up on Thursday, whew be put in a plea of " not guilty "
the charge.
Mr. Tu*Toit stated the rase for the prosecution, which
was afterwards proved by the following wit tier's:—
Samuel Acres sworn—Resides at Worth, in the costae a
Sussex; on the 47th of March, about luso o'ckpek, he kit
home in s horse and earl, mud called at deenosed's ghee
at Woodesiester, when he took him and • young we.
man teamed Rophy iu his cart to a place called Bass.
stead; they left &instead about tee o'clock eight to
go to Richmond, sod in pasaleg through .thesaillape of
Petersham, ■ person celled upon there to step; he' said,
" Stop, you rascals, or I'll shoot you!"P!"Wßeess an.
mitered, Its all right, a friend;" tha Ilvait'llias about
four yards from the cart at this time; before got far, '
the belly-girth broke, and witness threw himself erased to
keep the shafts dows, in order to slop his horse; at this
moment he beard ',severer, of fire arms, And Roblwt Relight,
who sat on the near side, fell; the Pribusier was on the
near side of the road also. Wittman stopped as ease an be
could within about 100 or 200 yards of the Primmer, and
'mime/ deceased's brad, but be never spoke a word; lie ap-
peared quite dead • drove immediately to Richmond, and
stopped at the Rose and Crown, where he relmed the cir.
ennasiaace, and the night constable end watehmea were sent
fur, who took *knees sail Amelia Rophy to the watch-hoese,
and pouuded the horse and cart; he found the deceased was
Sot quite dead, and lie caused • medical 'endemism to be
sent for, but be was past recovery, and died in about 20
minutes.

Crosossamiaed by Mr. Boer AWll.—Did not stop ea his
road to Wooideninster, mar to Raestead; he bud tea at Bali-
stead, sad left it about 10 o'clock ; believes Richenoad is
fourteen miles from Baustead ; Richmond was his destina-
tion. He drove when passing through Petersham at the
wilco, sews Or eight mitre so hour ; is sure the person
who stepped them said—" Stop, you rascals, or I'll are."
. Whew OW belly-bead broke, the cart was elevated a little;
awld aitimy whether it was tilted ep so much that the
pieties is the cart would be brought within the line of fire
the a mai latending tu shoot over the cart, with a view of
',teemed's them.
Amelia Reply stated, that she resides at Coptliaike, let
' the county of hurry; wee with last witness mid dreamed ie
the cart me the night in question, and heard a pecans call
ow, "Stop, you rogues, stop, or I'll sheet your and he.
foes they could comply, he fired at them ; Kuight fek, mrd
witness was wounded. Acres stopt the cart as WWI as Ise
could, and got out, but the Prue:ewer did not come to them.
Witness lifted deceased up by the betimes of his mat, but
he appeared quite dead, sad never spoke again. Witness,
Acres, aid deceased were taker to the Rielimeted watch-
bootie, where the latter died.
Crowarssuesd by Mr. Awotewtts —Cannot say whether
he tired when the belly-band broke; they were driving to-
freshly this, tied talkies together ; could not say if the per-
son gibs fired the guis could hear Acres's answer. The shot
came se the left side; it was not berme, hot after the uhet
gips teed, the* the teeth broke. Cease,. .ay what hew it
was • the eight was nut very hark sec very light.
111;louses Parker, a watchman of the town of Riehisood,
Waled; that about half-pest 12 o'clock, on the night of the
27th of Merck, he saw the deceased, whose pause he soder-
stood to be Robert Kasha, in a cart at the dose of the Rose
aad Crowe peblie-hoose at Recleaned; he asked Acres what
he was doing there, and took him mid the young woman to
the watch-house; he also fetched Mr. Smith, • surgeon, who
caused deceased to be removed to the Marquis of Granby,
where every exertion was made for his reeevery, but he wee
quite dead; he was then conveyed to the viateh-Muse, where
the body laid tin the Coroner's inquest was held.
William Watkins, a serjeaot of the night watch is the
towa of Richmond, is cousrquence of she iefornsatiou he
received from Solomon Parker, proceeded to the Roes sad
Crown public house, where be found a horse sod cart, in
which were Acres, Amelia Ropby, and the deceased; the
latter was wounded in the head, bat he was sot dead; his
brains seemed protruding; coeveyed the man and women to
the watch-house' where they remained till nioraiog, and
obi:timed medical assistance fur the deceased; he thew pro.
corded le the Prisoner's mistime at Petersham, and um
bins of the transaction, be asked if be would tome
bark with him to ideality the parties, as they were demised
at Richmond ; be also told the Primmer thee be eadembeed
the parties had been fired at; he replied,"l suppose they bows'
Willem then milted who fired at them? to which Prisoner
replied, " I did ;" and in 111111W1 r Is smother goodies, he
added, shut he did not fire at the pestelei hilt thawed ,• he
still urged Prisoner to go with him to lidaromi, Sea twits
him know that the lime was demo; bet he imetilliag
to go till reseed. Witness picked up a list swat Kir William
Maariers's inns gale. •
The hat was here produced by the witness : the frost was
perforated in three places, as with bullets et stage, and all
the lining was covered with blood.
Samuel Acres railed back.—The hat produced beiedflid
to Robert Knight, the deemed.
Mr. Watkins re-examined by the COMM.—The Primmer
said he only tired at the cart ; bet be should sot bin dews
so bed the dnvsr stopped sad let him examine it.
Mr. J. Smith stated, that he was a surgeon at
endow the morniag of the tab of March was caßrei Is sea-
Mime the deceased; he found him is Richmond wisielb.hmme,
with a dreadful wound in his skull, seemingly biked by a
slug, which had tinctured she back of she brad;'` part of
She brain preteded. Witness found it inipussiblohilreeeirer
'4les, and in • abort time be expired. He afterinards,extniet-
ed a leaden slug from his head, and some pieces of hose that
had bees tweed kilo the brain.

Mr. Totroi said ibis was his ease.
The Learned JUDGE thee asked she Prisoner what he had
to urge in his defence, wheal he addreseed the Court in *early
the following words:—
" I have oothiug to say, my Lord, more than that I canal
on the driver of life cart to stop, mad be oohed what (or ? I
told him I wanted to see what ha had is it, hut he said he
world be d—d if I should; he thee began whipping the
horse, and on my 'dialog bin that I world lire if be did out
stop ; the only answer be made was, “ fire, and be d—d,"
which caused me to fire. I fired promiscuously, but I amour*
your Lordabip I did sot humid to hurt ally one. The laud.
lord of the Plough and Harrow un the road beard me call
opus them to stop, and when I fired be asked Me if I had
hit say oaf, to which I answered, I believe sot ; I bops
sot. I then went about my business, and heard so more
of the thiog till the constable sod watchman informed me
of it."
The Prisoner's Coisaarl the. called witnesses to character.
Mr. John Hems stated, that be was cooareted with the
appointment of the watch at Petersham, and put the
Pri oil in consequenta of his good character ; be had
known him thirteen years, sail never beard aught to kis
prejudice ; believes him to be a beinsori hostel, sober,
and iodostriona was; the Trust provides iM waleimseu
with arms.
Mr. Humphrey Cosign, laadlord of die Plough and
Harrow, • Petersham, Bi-- • -

bitted a dabgliter that feet day ; witness bad Icadlea bits
her years, and be always bore an eximileut character.
Benjamin' Ilaruard, Esq. hues the Prisoner dreier/ the
last six years • his coediect sac irreprosehalile.
the Rev. Le. Sagessikom resides at Peirriiimin, sad knew
the Primmer settees yeah; Lharing the great. f Bart ed that'
time be bait employed him, attic hie character sad culdect
were always regular and/road.
George alias, Esq. of Hard Cummon, knew the Prildlitf
three tear., said bad frequently isiiployed him as an assist-
ant is lib house, in which capacity be had gives general
eatiefectisis and !raised the edema of all his family.
Mr. Payne thosight She Prisoner a well-disposed
triune man; indeed se tau eh au, that be frequently gave him
a ilsy's work when be did set wait a man, to consideration
bi" his family.
W. Barton, Iraq. Walla Prisoner had been hors.-butler
Is Wm thirteen years, dairies she **dies ; lie always acted
blaillestly and puberty, mod byre the eltmacier of. mild, ba-
lsam man.
The lier.Thoesas Noel gave fiiiieciaearresce Mall that had
bees said in praise of the Prisoner.
W. Speen, Esq. stated, that shwa be sir Hies Sheriff
*f the county be employed the Prisoner frequently; he
always behaved extremely mild. and ass very honest:.
• Messrs. Frew, Wallace, Edwards, Calash, Wright, Lacey,
Wall, Warre, sad Thorley, severally gave the Prisoner
S bast eacelleut ereumniesdation, and Sir W. Twisdes sad
.111bsel Smith were milled for a similar purpose, when the
Letimed Counsel were interrupted by
Mr. Tuition, who said befell very great pismires is Wag
able to inform the Court, diet the Promustors bad iostructed
Ism to say they entirely concurred its die excellent character
given of the Priwaer, (celiac as obey did, that be deserved
it. He would silt, therefore, trouble the Court farther en
that bead.
Mr. Berea this proceeded to aim up the ecilestsee,
upon which be remarked as he proceeded with great pre-
, spicuity. H.s Lordship said it was hie opinion stoat the Pri-
soner intended tu Are over tb• earl, and if the Gentlemen of
the Jury mstertsined a similar opinion, there wouldhe as es&
of Ilse charge of murder. It was singular, sad fertaisly
mispiciumi, that the people in the cart dot net slap wheat
called spun tu du su. The Primmer too bad acted very im-
prudently in briog at all; but them it might be easily ac-
counted for, considering the dangerous st.ite of the weigh-
bourboud.
After a consultation of about Ave stipules, the Jury re-
turned a verdict of MaitslaispAter.
The Learned Judge then addressed the Primmer es the
?Homily of his offence. It was (his Lordship observed)
to the clemency of the Jury that he ass indebted fee hie life ;
his museum had been very bad; blithe trusted this atirrow
escape would operate as a warming tu•bits,aod eases bias to
art with more deliberation and predessee fur She Inter..
it was Necessary, for the tads of public justice, that some
punisluseut should be indicted on him ; sad the sentence of
the Court tlstrefure was, that he should be imprisoned ill
Kingston gaol for Mx calieudar mouths.
We were itsfornsed that the uufurtuuale ass has a wife
and IS children.

On Thursday last ■ young gentleman, w' a had
been employed as surgeon ou board one of the D o.
covert' ships, mad who. since his arrival in England,
lids lodged at Deptford. pet a period to his exist..
nice by shooting himself with a pistol. The un-
fortunate man was of a must respectable family.
He has left a wife and a young faintly to deplore
his lobs. No cause is as yet assigned for his coin-.
nntting suicide.

M d RIC E T
•
CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Aran. I.
We had a large arrival of Dosfoo—nmeirplosartiMfilk,„,
winch met barley sale at a deetino W IL., pm, gamier in tbr
finest qualities, but the superior samples Mudd not bo
of, altliusgb offerid at a greater reduction. Whin
Wheel appea►ed ibis sooraisur consisted chiefly of wine
remained •vale Ginn Plenday's supply, and foe v►ie►
there was very little demand ; a few picked annsples obtained
blonday's mires, bat the inferior so►ls are front Is.'s b. w
quarter cheaper. In Deana, Pease, and Oats, no alteration.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Fatmew, Area, I.
This mo►uiaE's market was well supplied wish Ike mime,
kinds of cattle. Prime Beasts obtained ■ good pries, but
the sufirior qualities were cheaper. The Haymarket remains
the same. In Maw and Clover there is no attending'.

COAL MARKET, Aram 6.
Skips of Msekot. SWps S.ld. Price.
?St Neweatok
It liksoderlaod
1 Cordon.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bonk 5t0ck..2201 litli I 5 per. Ct.N.Arr. 106119
221 I Bonk L. Ann... 18 s.lti
3 put Ct. Rod.— .711 I India Bowls.. 48 46 pr.
3 per Ct. Cons... 7211 I Ex. Bolls. 2..4 6 4 pr.
31 per Cent 80f I Ditto Endorsed .. 3 pr.
4 per Cents....B9 881 I COllll, for Ace.. • .7glif

COURSE OF EXCNk

Amsterdam, ....C.F 12 14
Ditto at sight ll 11
Rotterdam ....11 U lt 15
Antwerp lt 11
Mainbergh ....SI U 36 7
A1t0na........1 U 3s
Paris 3 day's sight
- Dttt• .........4 U Mt 15
Boardeaux 26 15
Frankfort ins the
Main, Ea
Petarsberah,rbi.3 U. 91 0
Irreassa elective M 10 20
Trieste ..do lO 20
38

E'. FRIDAY, APRIL O.
tießaa Leghorn
4$
Venice ....
Malta 44
Naples
Pa/ermo per us 116
Lisboa
Oporto
Rio Janeiro .... • . • • 40
Bahia
Dablia . . $
Cork

Gulf
Bilboa 15.,1
Bare' lona •

RULLIOI.

Portugal Gold is---g
r. d.
Coiu, per ur • • •
Foreigu Gold Me
Han • 17 10i
New Doublooow • • 0
New Dollars 0 • 10
Silver is Baru • 4 11

Seville 368
Gibteltar - :tu

BIRTHS.
Oa Monday moroieg, in Fitzwilham square, Dublin, the
Lady of Admiral Oliver, of a so..
On the *54 alt. the Lady of Lieuteatiot•Cel. Wasps,
of a slaughter.
On the 3d issiwat, at Harriagtoo.ball, Lincolnshire, Mrs.
Robert Craaoft, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
On the Sib limiest, by the Rev. Henry Warburton,
Rector of Peathog, Doctor Warburton; of Clifford...teat,
Buortstreet, to Anse, eldest daughter of Jobe Abernethy,
Esq. of Bedford-row.
On Thursday, at °shimmy Chord, Henry Mumstie
Esq. Barrister at Law, third sow of Robert Mammon. Esq.
to Elisa, eldest daughter of th. late Prime Peacock., Esq. of
Limerick.
On the Ith tilt. at the Pale of Canino, sear Rome (dm
residence of Lucie. Bouaparte), T. Wyse, Esq. jet.. eldest
sun of T. Wyse, Elul. of the Manor of fit. Jul.., guar Water.

DEATH.
Friday messiest, at Hollama, is Norfolk, ants a pistol
and lingering dhotis, Mrs. Blackwell, relict of Baisail
Blackwell, By of Aspoey Park, is Gloacestershirs sad
sole surviving sister of the late Lord Shaborstead oellra.
Coke.

. .•••.p.r.r wawa, moutons or as rimign as. GA,.
the iirrai:aerneat of a Plan the Trram;;;:h;7liienbe sir The 4"" Near., 161". clue, red that the pieces had • peculiar appe:staner, Harrow at Petersham, slated, that o• she sight in question - - -vow-
Gas of Mole Tickets is intended so he Reduced to 14 George Wade Norman, Esq. John Whitssorst Esq. the woman said it was occasioned by their having be has a
gar area in lb. "tad'
a" Pre.e.t/Y after he heard HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BR!
Ginams each. Sistrenilia to TWENTY SHILLINGS, and The Electieu fur Governor and Deputy Go_ beets burnt in the fire at Chatham. After her de- "Tieseav•ed cry "
dTee
sgea find before the
Morale( Ea after A. &miss SS after h.
to toy; the driver teased ha it wee found that the pieces were made of slop, "vier be wosidc fie be slopped by „, me„ in tb„
attic,. Shares in proportion ;in a Day or too we hope to ad- ovum. will be held et the Bank, en TatildaY. Paiturot
it at full shin' "tall" at
large say also the 40th and fur Director, Wednesday, the lead, and bronzed over to here the appearance of woh'il. 'Maly depredati-o-os had been—cose. Mined--
be had at all the Lire's's.' Offices isemmial.-4. aad J. . . • al • •_t. • . Printed and Published at THE BRITISH PRESS aodTHE
OLDIE 011ke, No. 117$ Illtaad, by C. CORNWELL,
EIYEWRIGHT, 37, CoralfOlt 148 Ihdilellikaind from leo o'ciocK in the forenoon till fieffrufue. goppetlcn, w lien the execution they the neighbourhood; she church-yard had beer robbed, ud market. "• ' ' `'" mar tzt tne urethan. ' penalty mewing% L • • witness bad his sea bossy broke iato twice, simmer 111110 or sum'.
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