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London, England, 1814-06-14

rtin LOAN.

As a few of Oar early Impression were publit,lo
yesterday before the terms of the Loal Were
known, we repeat the particulars.

The Persons who had annotmeQd themselves as
Candidates for the Loan, waited upon'Lord
TOOL and Mr. VANSJTTART yesterday for that pur-
pose. The Loan is to be TWenty-fonr Millions
for the service of the year 1814 (for England
18,500,0001.—Ireland 5,500,0001.) The Loan
was given altogether to Messr. STEERS,
and RICARDO, and Messrs. BARING, .1. J. ANGER-
STEIN, and GEO. WART) ; BAttwis, ELtas, and
Co. and TRowER and.BATTYE.
London, England, 1814-06-14

TERM C.

L.BO 0 0 Reduced 3 per Cents. • fur every 100!. sterling
30. 0 0 5 per Cents. Navy,
23 10 0 3 per Cent. Consols, sullscribed.

The Dividend upo►► the 3 per Cent..Rednced to
commence from April last, and on the 3 per Cent:
Consuls, and .Navy 5 per Cents. from July ; . and
the first' half-yearly Dividends on Reduced, be-
con►ing dut• the 10th October ; and on 3 per Cent.
Consuls and Navy 5 r.c r Cents. becoming due Sib
January-4o be exempted from the Property. Tax.
-Discount after the. rate of 4 per cent. per ann
for payments made in full.
London, England, 1814-04-19

DR. HOWELL'S POWDERS, l is. A. Packet.

EPILEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, .
F ITS, .
,HYSTERIC,S, and all kinds of Fits radically cured by
Dr. IR)WELL'S POWDERS, Upwards of thirty years esta-
blished.
The eThcacy of these invaluable. Powders in the above dig-
tressing Disorders, has been indubitably proved by the nu-
onerous- Cures already • communicated to the Public, from
which the following is selected
Miss Anne Williams, of Laytonstone, Essex, sixteen years
old, had violent. Fits from her ehildhood; but, upon taking
these Powderi, she was soon ce;urpletely cured, and now en-
joys perfect health; for which great hlessin, the Rev. Mr.
Whaley, Minister of L'Oinstone; publicly -returned thanks
to the Almighty, in his Chapel, on the loth of Novernbet ;
also. attested, by Mr. W. Eninlin, • Master of the Academy;
Mr T. Rtioles'; and Mrs. It. Grant.
This sore eign Remedy is prepared under the }patronage ot.
his Majesty by Dr.' Howell, Fellow of King's College, and'
is sold at Majesty,
fme, No. lit Rathboue-place, Oxford road,
Lthidon,.and no where. else, at. Its. a Packet, in which is
enclosed a Treatise written by the Doctor en the above-men-
tioned Diseases. • • - •
All letters (post paid) duly answered, and the Powders sent
to any part of the United Kingdom.
Patients attended i n Town and Country whenever required.
London, England, 1814-04-19

n OUSE, April 14, 1814.

. -
'THE COURT 'of DIRECTORS of
,theUNITI. -
ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will he
HELD at their House in Leadenhall-street,on WEDNES7
DAY, the 4th May nest, at Eleven &Chick in the Fore-
nt?ou, to take into consideration the PROCEEDINGS of the
COURT of -DIRECTORS on the subject-of the-EXPIRED
PENSIONS.
- _

The Court of Directors do further give Notice, That at
the said General' Court, a Resolution of the Court of
Directors of the sth of January last, for encreasing the
Salary of Mr. William M'Callc;ch, Assistant Secretary, under
the superintendance of the Examiner of Indian CerrespOod-•
ence, from 6301. to 12J01. per
the Court of Directors of the 14th January last, for allowing
a Pension of 8001. per annum to Mr. Richard Oweu, late
Chief *Clerk in the Secretary's Office, will be laid before the
said General Court fur their approbation, agreeably to .the
13th and 19th Sections of the 6th Cap. of the Company's
Bye-Laws.

JAMES CQBB;• Secretary.
London, England, 1814-04-19

NAVAL NEWS.

Powrsmormr, APRIL 18.—Arrived an armed
cutter from Cherburgh, -with dispatches from the
French Admiral TROUF,TT, of the Polonaise, 74.
Went out of harbour his Majesty's ships Colom-
bia, Myrtle, and Elk.- Arrived his Majesty's ship
Erebus from the Downs: The Mediterranean
fleet is expected to' sail to-morrow, wind per-
mitting.—Wind westerly.

FALMOUTH, Alma. 16.—Arrived the Osborne.
lacket,, with a mail from Malta, last from Gi
in 19 days. Also arrived the Gcrge,
from St. Jean de Luz) in 10 days.—
Wiwi- S.

DEAL, APRIL 18.—Arrived the Russian man
of way Troakacott and the Russian man of War
Swealsloff from the Itoompot. Came down loin
the River the Zephyr, -PERRY, from- the Sonth
Seas, also several other ships, ;Ind sailed, with the
whole of the, outward-bound, undo' convoy of
the Albion schooner, for Portsmouth,—Wind. S.
The Eleiphant, 74, Captain AttsTEN, was on
Saturday ordered to be paid off at Portsmouth.
London, England, 1814-04-19

bLIBLIN; A rmi,

ROT BERM, AND DESPBRATE'CONFLiCT.

Mditti;4,:evcaing, about four o'clock; as Mr.

Green.,. who yesides.at Kilreesk, beyond Finglai,
tetni•aing houid, he was stopped by'two men
and robbed ; three of the Finlas Police Patrol,
having heard of the Outrage, welit in. ~uit of
the robbers, and came up \Vitli them in a held be-
Youd Finglas—the villains presented pistols, awl
fired three shots at the pat role—Who returned the
fire, and closed them, and after 1 desperate cith-
,fiict,in which both the freebooters were wounded,
succeeded in nra'king them prisOners'. One of the
patrole', ,%vhose name is Giles Stevenson, has "got
three slugs in his aria, one-in, h 6 side, and his lie,itd
much cut and bruised--another, of, the name of
`Parks, has his skull'very much injured. •
The pristAiers were brought into town to, the
Nike Office, Ormond Quay, about seven o'clock
chic of. them was recognized an old offender;
Harwood, alias t yncli ; the other named Sheri-
dan. They were committed to Newgate.—(Sciun-'
ders's News Letteil

We are concerned tostate, that the Enniskillen
Mail Coach, f=oul Dublin, was robbed on Sunday
night. four miles beyond Dunshaug-!Ilih, by a ban-
ditti, 12`in number, armed with blun 'e busses and
,pistols. These ruffians were in the act of t•obbing
a post-chaise at the time the coach came np, when
they inunciliateiy shot dead one of the leaders,,and
Wounded the driver desperately in the face. The
gintjtls were intimidated by these proceeuings, and
delivered.np their arms. A passenge.r,, we regret
to learn, was killed by.the sire of a blunderbuss
from one of- the villains. The mails were en-
t irely,carried OW. We cannot collect the particu-
lars of
,this out-age accurately, as the direct ac-
counts of it liave not yet reached the General
Post "Office here, the' above intelligence having
been- commtthiCated by one of the guards, of the
up-coach front Enniskillen, who arrived on Mon-
day morning.—ibid.

In the mOin'h of February last, x-e, me!ltioned
the melancholy murder of James Donahoo.' oil
,the lauds, Of :Ratbduffe, in the ,county of WeX-
ford. .We hhve now much pleas Ore in communi-
cating to the public, that through the itidtqatiga-
Me exertions of Thomas JameS, of Ballycystat,
Esq. the perpetrators-of that hot rid crime are
likely to be brouglit to justice, as, under his war-
rant on Sunday morning. last, a party of that ex-
cellent corps of yeomanry, the Killotighram In-
fantry, opprehended Ed. Maughen and M. Isyrne,
in tlle Barony of fit. Mullins,' in the county of
Carlow. Manghen and Byrne are identified by 4
nnin who slept in Donahoo's house the night of
the murder, and who has pusi:icel!,l swot n that
these ,unfortunate /.men col/twitted the 'murder,
aided awl asiisted by others, as yet not appre-
hended.

We cite sorry to say, that one of the party re-
'eeived a stab of a pitch-fork 'in the groiir, from
one of the above-mentioned prisoners the wound,
though severe, we trust, will not be attended by
any filial consequences.' , .
London, England, 1814-04-19

On the 27th of April will be published, in One Vol. Quarto,
.rrkAVELS t wthe SO 1.7./3.Ct csrf the Ali SSO.O
RIVER, and across the American Continent to the
pacific Ocean. Verformed by order of the Government of
the United Stales in the Years 1804, 181)5, and i finG.
By Captains LEWIS and CLAItKE.
Published from the Official Export, and illustrated by a Map

. .
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li-
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the exploring party, a description of the -countries through
which they passer), an account of the nations who inhabit
them, their manners, customs, &C. and of all the most re-
markable of their animal, vegetable, and mineral prodnc-
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HALLAM'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
TilE Efficacy of • these Pills. in Bilious Com-
plaints, Head-ach, Heart-buru, &c. are .well.:kuown,
by many years experience. In Indigestion, Loss of Appetite,
habitual Costiveness, and those nutherous train of diseases,
arising from Constitutions nebilitated bY It climates, 'well
as the more frequent indulgences in time various luxuries of
life, these Pills•proditce the roost happy eifcts, and. they
are SO iuncvnt in their natnre; as -to vequire no'sestraint.
Sold by lit Edwaids' • .60,-St. Paul's Church=yard, London,
price is 9d.; the double box 4s. 6d.; and by all dealers in
. Genuine Pateut Mvdicincs.
London, England, 1814-04-19

INTELLTENCr.

COI RT nip CHANCERY, -APRIL 18:
Tik day the ',min' CHANCELLOR held his first
Sea. before Eater Term.

MI:TIRAY V. MURRAY.

,A, bill had been liked in this case on the part of
Colonel Murray, sots o 4 the late General Murray,
agaiust.Mrs. Ann Murray, his mother, the Lite Sir
Pulteney, Mr. Donaidson;• and Mr. Shad
executors and trustees of the late Ge-
neral Murray,-calling on them to account fOr cer-
tain large sums Which ,had been paid by the tr,itS-
tees:to Mrs. Murray, during the niinority of the
plaintiff, over and above the stuns to which she
was entitled order the of the testator, and
an order hail been made •by ehe Lor*Chancellor,
restraining the :lefendant, Mrs. Murray, from re-
ceiving any part of an annui!y which, by agree-
ment between her and :the 'plaintiff, about.
months atter his coming of age,: it had settled
should be paid to her, in lieu of.all other cairns'
upon the property of her deceased hushand, wail
such account should be taken.-

Mr. LEActi now brought this order under the
'view of his• Lordship by way of re-hearing, con-
tending, that the order ought to be discharged,
going, as-it did, in a case in which it was by no
means clear that the plaintiff• had any relief or.
claim whatever. against the 'defendant, to deprive
in the meat) time.; of every thing she had 1.0
depend upon for Tier snhsistence, except, indeed,.
the trifling pension of 601. a.year, to which"
she was entitled as the widow of an officer of
rank.

ROUPELL followed on the same side.

Sir SAMUEL Ri•MILLY aygued in buppk,rt of the
order, which the plaintiff was entitled to riold, if
it was not ute4tit that he should lie precluded
from all right of calling for an account of the inn.
nagement of his atLiirs while he was au infant.
The quesqou - was not here, whetb,er Mrs.MurraY
should have no
,fund for her support, for she 14l
the fu;niThed house hc.ionging to. the testator in
Hartford-Street, May7fair, which she let to the
Earl of Chininell for '7OOl. ti-year„ but whether
the plaintiff was:to-he lett without any nrovision
from his father's estate.

The LORD CRP-Iet:LLCM said, lie should look
into the affidavit 4, and-. give' his -opinion 'ou
Thursday: '

COURT OF KING'S BP.'S'. Akzi. 19.

LOTH ELLENBOrLOUGH resumed Alie Sittings fo:t4
the London Special Juries. •Fog:r Causes were ap-
pointed for to-day, which. were disposed of at an•
early. hour.
London, England, 1814-04-21

OLD BAILEY.

These Sessions commenced yoterday, before
Justice CFIAISIBRE, Mr. Baron GRAHAM, the
LORD MAYOR, RECORMII, and. City Officers,

FORGERY.

tri.H. Botterill Was tried. 'on an, indictment,
which stood aver from the last Sessions, for for-
ging and uttering A, bill of exchange for. 471. made
payable at the hanking-bouse. of Cox, Biddulph,
and Co. Charing Cross, and purporting to have
been drawn byllir. Ashley, the 'musician,' with
intent.to defraud Co.x and Co.—

W. HAsr., cashier at the banking-lmuse, prov-
ed, that he paid the bill' in qostion in bank notes
on the 14th of Januory to a Mrs. Sinclair, who
indorsed her 'name upon the back of it. The Hill
purported to have been drawn by Charles Jane
Ashley, and had also the indorsement M. Peat
on the back. Witness had paid other forged bills
and cheques signed in a similar manner without
suspecting such were forgeries.
Mrs. Sinclair, who,resides in Thron'i-buildings,
Blackfriar's-road, acknoWledged having rece'wed
money,for the forged instrument at the hands of
the-last witness. Phoebe with whom the
:prisoner cohabited, lodged in, witness's house,
and both the females went to get money for the
hill; Mrs. Sinclair having presented it whilst T.
Evans 'waited in a hackney coach. The latter
brought the forged instrument to witness, the pri-
soner having said that either her, Phoebe, or Mrs.
Sinclair must go to the Bank. Witness hail often
taken cheques to the banking-house for the pri=
soncr before this. Evans carried the; money ©p
stairs to the Prisoner.

Phohe Evans stated, dint she, had.known the
primer five months, as a visitor at her apartments.
The p6soner gave her a bill, which she handed.to
Mrs. Sinclair ; witnesswith much reluctance cor-
roborated the statement of the preceding. witness
relative to their going to the banking-house, &c.
where this witness had been on similar errands
twice before. She did not see the money, but
ther'e was -a roll of f.aper soutet;lizag. bank

-Collingbourne, an officer, took the prisoner into
custody on the -19th January-for this oal.nce,
he was then discharged. Tnis, officer took hint
again on
..tln 28th, when he confessed be had got
cheques by visiting at Mr. Ashley's, which he was
accustomed to .fill up.
Evidence wa,, here called to prove the forgery.
A letter was.also produced, which was proved to
he in the hand-Writing of the prisoner,. toa. friend,
aud was conveyed by Phcebe Evans.. In. this
letter the prisoner expressed. much uneasiness. at
his wretched situation, speaks of being pursued,
and:, begs to have his friend's advice how to act,
and n0t...t0 betray hint. - A poStscript of the letter
went on-to regret that the prisoner ever could
‘vritc, and asked, whether it would not be better
to throw himself at once on the-elthrity of Mr.
Ashley, and the Bankers. The jury found the
prisoner ; but teconimended him to
tuercy on account of his youth (23 years of age)..
Mary Willi!this and Eliza Williams were capi-
tally convicted for uttering counterfeit money,
having before been convicted of 'being common
titterers of base inonq.
London, England, 1814-04-21

NFiWS.

Arum 20.--Arrived the Lord Nel-
son anti Lady Nepeau packets, with passengers,
from pottenburgh : they landed their mails at
Yarmouth.--Wind E.
PORTSMOUTB, APRIL 20.—Arrived a small fleet
from the Downs; his Majesty's ship Comas from
Passages ; and- the Soap frOm Guernsey. Sailed
his , Majesty's ship's Hannibal and Fairy, with
about 20 sail of West India/nen, to -call. off Cork.
Also sailed with them several ships for the inter-
mediate ports in the Channel ; his Maiesty's ship
Tyr an on a cruize; and his Majesty's. ships Bel-
lerophon and Pandora, with the Newfoundland
convoy, are expected to sail at day-light in the
morning.

Ds4L, '20.--Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the Sir Henry Craig, from.lamaica ; the
Hercules, from St. Domingo, and .a few other
ship s, particulars not known._ C'ame down from
the River 14,verat ships, bound to the West -In-
dies, Halifax,, &c. and sailed, with the rest of the
outward-bound, under convoy of the Growler
gun:brig, for Purtstnouth.—LWind N. E.
PLYMOUTH, 19.—Cause in the Pyramus
and Menelaus frigates from of the Coast of
France. Sailed the Lightning, Orestes, and
Pheasant- sloops of war, on a cruize.—Wind S. E.

FALMOUTH, Aram ,18.—The Princess Eliza-
beth packet, for Lisbon, with a• mail, has gone
into the Roads.—Wind S.
London, England, 1814-04-21

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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

There. being very few Members present at four
Weibel', it was again impossible to form a Com-
mittee for the Galway Election' Petition. An'
adjournment to»sequently.took place:; but. pre-
vious to 7hich.an order was wade,that the names
of the deFaulters at the Ballot to-morrow IT set
aside, and afterwards... repOrted to'the House, in
orcler that the,Absentees may then be taken into
custody.
London, England, 1814-04-21

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Essence of Waterdock 3 f
Hallara's liitious Pillc 2 9
Wepsel's Jesuits Drops 2.9
Marshall's Cerate 1 lf

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Amboyna ;rood) Powder 2 6
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Widow Welch's Pi 1i; 2 9
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Walsh's Antipertussis 2 9
C.oltsfoot Loz 1 14
Ambovna Lotion 4 6
Wessel'Opecificßeniedy 2 9
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JuniperEss. Pepperm. 1
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London, England, 1814-04-21

ANECDOTES OF BUONAP.UTE.

When the dethroned Tyrant was asked if he
wished to select aoy particular place' for his re-
treat, he immediately said, that Ile shpuld prefer
either England or Elba. •
NVe. mentioned, some clays ago. that BtioN•A-
PARTS told Baron WV.ISSENBERGH that he shhuld
amuse himself in his retreat by studying mathe-
matics, and that he shelved him a book which he
had been reading, saying, he had begunhis studies
alreadv.• The book I.l.lich he shewed the Baron
was Museheroni sur la Geometric du Compas.

Lady CASTLEREAGH is now with her Lord in
Paris, and receives from the first-rate personages
of both sexes the most marked and flattering at-
tentions.

The QUEEN'S house is to be entirely new fur-
nished, as well as repaired, by the Board of
Works ; and it is said her Majesty has offered it
to be the residence of the Emperor ALEXANDER,
when in London. •

The rendezvous for volunteer seamen at Lynn
is already broken up, and orders have hien issued
for calling in all the recruiting parties for the
Royal Marines. The DeVonshize, of 74 guns, at
Sheerness, is to be paid off and laid up.
The boatmen at Dover demand two guineas for
every passenger that they convey across the. water,
though the common price was but half-a-guinea
during the late peace, and the reason they urge
for this exorbitant demand is, that-tbe port ctuties
at Calais are so very great.
We. understand, that• the Prussian General
Count KALS.REUTEI has been appointed Military
Governor, and Mr. Hovot. Civil Governor, of the
Grand Duchy of Tarsaw, which thus, like Duni-
zick, appears to.return under tile dominion of the
King of Prarssia.
The Combined .4r tries in France are not more
popular than the Co;rthined Schemes in EnA;atul.—
The Corsican 41,Iventarer, though lately an Em-
peror, left without even a single hope, vi;ltile the
E0);;Ii3h, Adoentnrer, how&er humble his rank, has
a Double Chance
London, England, 1814-04-21

TRANSLATION.

His Excellency Don Pedro' Augustin Giron,
Major General of 'the National Armies, and Gene-
ral in• Chief of the Arnir-of Andalusia, &e.

• The English Cap?ain Don Robert Steele, in the
service of Spain, Aid-dc42amp to Brigadier-Cie-
nerat Sir ;I. Downie, attached to this army, was
present in the battlt-of Vera, on the 7th of Oc-
tober last—in the attack of the 13th of the same
month,in which he was wounded; and in the Rattle of.
Sarre, on the 10th of the Ereseiit Month; and having
dispkvcd in all these actions a valour, wiliqh put
Trim in situations of distinction, and an ardent de-
sire of being always employed in services of the
utmost danger; therefore, that theSe g0c...1 acts
may. be known, and new opportunities given him.
I hereunto subscribe riy name, at the head-quar•_.
ters,,Eliionda, Nov. 30, 1813.
- .4,4neci) PEt)5 '.3ou. i. Chl-.f.
London, England, 1814-04-21

Court.

The greatest preparations are making :for the
reception Of the King. Their Excellencies the
British, and Portuguese Ambassadors have left
this city, to meet his Majesty in. Valencia. .
VITTORIA, APRIL 4.—A Colonel on the Staff of
his Excellency the Conde of Abis7al has passed
through here with letters of- dutiful coagratula-.
lion from the General 'to his MajestyTerdin;:nd
the Seventh.

VITTORIA, Arßti, s.—General Hay arrived here
froth theitrmy.in blockading. Bayonne, crn Shit-day
evening last: he reports the English picquets to
be within 800 yards of the lines of the place, but''
heavy guns were not up, and active and offensive
operations had not taken place to the Ist instant,
when the General left his division. He return-
ed on Monday, by way of St. jean de Lux, Where.
he will leave Mrs. Hay and his family.
His Excellency Lieutenant-General Giron
rived this morning. He is on his way to the head-
quarters of Field-Marshal the Marquis of Wel-
lington, and proceeds early to-morrow. General
(Aron is nephew to the patriots and friend of Lord
Wellington, Castanos. By our 'latest accounts
from the army, Lord Wellington was at Cecas,
near the Banks of the Garonne, .which river hi 4
army-expected immediately to cross.
VITTORIA, APRIL 'B.—The Chief Magistrate,
and the whole of the. Juntamente of this to 7n,
were yesterdayibrown into prison, for refusing to
levy the necessary contributions for the support
of the troops—this augurs disturbance. •
London, England, 1814-04-21

THE THEA'rRE.

CovrNT-GARDEN.---The indisposition of Mrs.
Jorzo.v.c, to whom was allotted the chief character
in a new Comedy,, which had been announced at
this Theatre, prevCilted its representation till fast
night, when it, was brotight„torward, under the
title of Debtor and Creditor. The Piece is ascrib-
ed to Mr. KENNY, the author of some popular
farces, and whose genius seems to be chiefly ap-
propriated to dramas of that description. We re-
gret to say, that the. Conlcdv. of last night dis-
played nothing of excellence or novelty, in pint,
character, sentiment, or dialogue. ' The' fable,
such as it is, is very perplexed, and, with all the
attention 'which' we bestowed upbn it, was hardly
comprehensible. It certainly excited no interest
at all' upOn our feelings, in any part of its pro-
gress. The chief male ltaraete,/i4s/foid (.IoN RS)
is a composition of extravagance, generosity, and
meanness. 'He affects to pity distress, yet laughs
at' its- supplications, anti is altogether a mass of
inconsistencies.

The chief female character, Bartarct (Mrs.
Jorw)AN)', has a thousand archetypes, and the rest
of the parts are the common inhabitants of the
dramatic regions, in the comic province. There
were a few attempts 'at wit and humour, but they
were violent and abortive ; and all that can be
said in favour of the comedy is, that its tendency,
amidst all its intricacies, or ather pet plexities, is to
,pure tally .214,1-43:ctdchite ui:rtue, indeed,
is the obvious duty- of,a dramatic writer. The
scene at the Miiliner'§, however, is offensive,
without being novel, and ought to be Omitted.—
The piece was: throughout well supported, par-
ticularly by JONES,.TERRY,, EMERY, LISTON,
BLANCHARD, -and 'Mrs: JORDAN. The amlienee
heard it with good temper, and even kindness,
and readily sanctioned its repetition this evening,
without any observable dissent.—The Prologue
was spoken by Mr. TERRY, and a dialogue Epi-
logue W:AS delivered by LISTON and EMCRY.--•
They were both but indifferent compositions.

ictoF..—Last .night, Mr. HANCOCK, butler.to
the Right Ilon. CHAS.ARBUTHNOT, put a period
to his life, in the house of that Gentleman, in
Downing-street:- It is said that he had been
drinking, and hall shewn signs of a flighty state of
mind during the afternoon. He had invited his
%vile, who was in another service, , hisehildren,
and other relations, to tea with him..
,Pe left
them for a moment, anti went Tato the Servan:s•
Hall, where he committed the rash action with an
over-loaded blunderbuss, which sprung to a dis-
tance from the spot. The noise of the discharge
brought the servants instantly to the dace, where
he was found dead and much disfigured. Unhappily
Mrs. ARBUtIINOT was in the house at the time, and
was much agitated by the repast and the screams
which were uttered on the occasion. Mr. A P.-
BLITHI3OT, however, immediately led her into Mr.
VANSITTAUT'S, the house adjoining. Tlig u:y
were tdsit on the body this day at one o'clock.
London, England, 1814-04-21

OFFICE O ORDNANCE, April 13, 1814.

PRINCIPAL OFFICERS. (If His MA-
' .11.1.`STY'S OliDN.4.yeE do hereby give Notice,
That Proposals wilt
,be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the gth 'day of 31#4 next, from such
Persons as may be- will;.; to undertake the Supply of
LE, TIIER PANTALOONS for the Corps of Royal. Horse
4...irtillery fora period of Three Years,- determinable after.
the expiration cf One Year, upon Notice of Three Months,
at the option of either Party.

Patterns of the drticks may be viewed upon application to
the respeetice,ollieers of the Ordnance in the Ruyael Arsenal,
Troulwivh, and farther Particulars,together with the Terms
and Conditions of the Contract, may be known- at the Secreta-
ry's Office, in aforesaid, any Day between the
hours V Ten and Four o'C'lock, where the, Proposals must
be delivered, scaled up, and indorsed " Propctszl.9 for
Leather Pantaloons;" but no Proposarcan be admitted eller
the 4.aias9th Alay, at Twelve o' Clock at Noon'of the same
day, 7:either will any 7'ender be noticed, unless the Party
making iti or a.. Agent in his.tbehaY; shall attend.
J3st Order of the Poard,
•
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1814-04-21

DEP7't'ORI) VICIt'ALIJNO-YAR.r.), April va, 11114;
TUILSE an? to give Notice, that.ein Thursctay,
the 28th Instant, at Ten o!Clocle in (he F0re700712
will be EXPI9SED to PUBLIC SALE, at his Ma-
. jesty%7 VitimaPing-Yard, at Deptford, sundry LOTS of tree
following UNSERVICEABLE PROVISIONS and
STORES, now lying in the said Yard viz. ;
Bread, Flour, Raisins, Rice, Pease, Oa'.* eat, Currants,
Cailavances, Baliebouse Sweepings, Bread Thist, Pease
SereOling3, Beef, Pork, Suet, Butter, Cheeie, Sugar,
gar; a quantity of washed Bags, Hop Bags, Bags and Bags;'
Leager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half-hogk.:
bead, Rundlot, Wine Pipe; Wine Hogshead; Irish Tierce,
Irish Barrel, and Runt puncheon Staves; [leading, tight
and dry; a quantity cf Boards Birds, &c. &c. &c.
-el Deposit of •25!. per cent. is to lee made upon the amount
of each lot at the time of sale, and the rents inder of the pnr:
chase-money paid before (he Stores are removed, for which
purpose a period of to 'working days will be allowed front the
day of sale, the Buyers particularly observing, that not less
e.the Tctz,Otity is to be:ta Anti away /rim& tise piy-
vcise.i. within the first jive days, and the reoiatnder in the jive
foiluiving days, othe.nase the deposit money will be forfi:ited,
and the Provisions or "tares remain the property of the Crown,
as no extension of time will, on any account, be granted.
London, England, 1814-04-21

imrhruAL PARLIAMENT-

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20.

' Their 14°091111-, s met at the, usual early hour on
cause days, and Counsel; were heard respecting the
following Appeals.
Aylmer v. Blake; an Irish cause, the judgment
upon which 'in the Court below was affirmed by
the HrFe.

The House then adjonrned for some tine dur-
ing pleasure. About half-past four it resumed,
when the Private Bills upon the table were for-
warded in their respective stages. Among these,
the Westminster Bridge Bill was read a second
time, and referred to a Committee.
Sonic Accounts 'from the Court of East Tudia
Directors wei e presented by Mr. Kingston, and.
ordered to lie, on the table.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1814-04-21

DIVIDENDS.

May 14. J. Abraham, Barton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire,
corn-factor—May 14. J. Poster, Foster-sane,,Cheapside, sil-
versmith—May 10. J. Clarke, Dorset-street, Manchester-
' square jeweller—May 17. It. Lawrence, New Windsor,
Berks bricklaver—Nlay 10. T. Parker and .1. Jittlge„ Stoken-
chureL, OxfOrdshire, timber-dealerii—flay 13. Matthew
Middleburst, Wigan,
.csrn-dealer—\'a_; 14. J. Pottei? and
W. Morikinan, Silver-street, Wood-street, warelious'ernen—
May 10. J. Lee, Ratcliffe-highway,
-busier---April i?:3. C.
Withall and T. Morris, Tokenhouse-yard, brokers—May 12.
.J.. Haigh,. Morley, Yorkshire, mercharit—April 26. T. A.
Stonelionse, Devonshire, shopkeeper—May 13.- W.
Williams, 'Bristol, coarlima3ter—May 11. J. Conway, Liver-
pool, merchant—May, 14. J. C. Garmeson, Lomliard-stri,et,
watehmaker—May 14. P. D. Abbott, Powis-iilace, Great
Ormond-street, insurance-broker May 17. J.. I I3rllrps, Exe-
ter, innkeeper.
London, England, 1814-04-21

SPAIN.

MAtirtip, Arnu. 3.—On the Anniversary of the
Constitution, Gen. Sir John DoWnie, gave a grand
ball to the Regency and Nobility in this capital
it was attended by the British Ambassador and
all persons of distinction, and the evening passed
off with • extr,aordinary eclat. The family of the
English General Flay was present, and much.
admired. •

We understand that Sir John pownie will wait
the arrival of his Majesty,. :And that be has di-
rected his Aide-de-Camp to attend him at the
London, England, 1814-04-21

OFFICE OP 0 R D.:VANCE, .4prif 13, 1814

THE, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
- JESTY'S ORDN,rINaF do 'hereby gioe Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their °lice, in Pall-Mall,
on or bej;ffe 3.londay, the 2d day of May next, from such
Persoll.7 as mall be willing to undertake the Supply of
PIG LEAD., for Service of this Department, a ,Pcrioll
Cstee TAW-.
rl Specimen of the. Lead to be supplied may &iftderritupoi
Application at the Royal Laboratory at Woolwich, andlar-
- thee Particulars, tovther with the Terms and Conditions of
the Contract, may be known• at, the Seceetary's (Vice, in
Pall-Mall af,resaill, any Day between the Hours, of Ten
an:: Four o'Clock, where the
,Proposals must be delivered,
Stahl( up, and buicersed,' Proposals .for Pig Lead ;"1 but no
Proposal car be admitted after the said -id day of May,
at Tiocke o'C'fock at Soon of the same Day; 'neither will
any Tender be notil:ed, unless the Party making it, or an
Agent in his Behalf, shall attind. •
Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1814-06-25

HALLAM'S ANTIBILIOLTS PILLS.

THE Efficacy sof these Pills in Bilious Com-
piAlats, llcad-ach, Ileart-burn, &e. are well-known;
by r.arty ye J:.; eNperitude. In Indigestion, Loss of Appetite,
Costiveness, apd those numerous train of diseases,
arising from Comfit uti.bis fcebilitale'd'hy hot climates, as well
as the pore frequent indulA•cnces in the various luxuri-s of
life, these Pill; produce Cie most happy effects, and they
41-t.,-.441..it5-i=4:ont.irs their nature, as to rciptire no restraint.
Sold by E. Edwards, tP, tit. Paul's church-yard, London,'
price 2s 9d.; the double box 4s. tid.; and by all dealcts in
Genuine Patent Medicines.

LOCK AND SURGIC
His Royal Highness the DUNI
the fallowing Committi
Eart of Egremont
Earl of Ltiitrim . _ _

AL DISPENSARY.
F., of YORK, President, and
;ee. of Governors . , .
Col. W. J. Jones, M. P.
John :Latouche, Esq. M. P.
Col. H. Clements, M. P.
-Capt. J. Hay.',

iio" :T.4: B. Sheridan, M. P.
Hon. Col. o.l.3arry, M.P.

SURGEON,

Mr. Kiernan, Member ,of the It'oyal College, London.
rTritiE above ESTABLISHMENT unites the
Saisty of a PUBLIC INSTITUTIOM, with,a Delicacy,
Honour, and Secrecy, That belongs to Private Practice, and;
added to its high Patronage, it is conducted bY such Profes-
sional, Sail and extentiive Prautice,that the worst Cases of
Disease, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. however.
invetcote ox of Ong standing, experience a complete Cure,
as well as that Deraogemeht. of the, Generative_ Organs,
iin;xiirswriiclt the Constitution sloariens '
• Mr.-Kiernaft may be consulted by Patients of both•sekes,
at his privatt.7.honse, No. 21, LOwer Charlotte-street, 'Bed-
ford-square, where the necessary Advice and. Medicines will
be given, or sent to any part of the United Kingdonh
Jost uttUlished, price 3s. Practical; Observations on the
above Diseases, ; sold by Sherwood andto.. 20, Paternoster-
row, and by H. Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1814-06-25

PrHF, COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MAJESTY'S NAVY dohereby give Notice, That
en Monday, -the 27th inst. they will be ready to receive Tet-
cl.-rs in wiling. (ealed up), for such 9uantities of Kiln-
Zricd HOUSEHOLD FLOUR as the rzspevtive Millers or
other competent Persons dealing therein may think )n .Der to
offs, to be subject to the usual warranty of TtvelveM.-iths
to be delivered into His Majesty's Victualling Stores in St.
Catheiines : one half Mercy' in the course y a Fortnight,
and the
,Other ha!:' in, the space of a Fortnight afterwards;
and to be- paid jr-r by Bills, paypbte, with interest, Niney

days af,:tr date.
The Cenditiuns of the Contract »a rk be seen ut the &ere

try's Office.

No regard will be had to ow Tender in wltkh the ,Price
shall not be inserted in Words at leng-th, or that shall not
be delivered to the Board before Itoll-past Tice, o'Cloik on
the said Monday, the :27th ,Instant, nor unless the Person who
makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends,
to answer when called for.•
London, England, 1814-06-25

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, June 24, 1814.

COY MISSIONEkS for VICTUALLING
-a: His MAJESTY'S NWT do hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday, the sth of July next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (vealed up), and treat for Fifty Ton:
of good, sound,lmerchantable RICE, and Sixty Tons of PUT-
'FEW; to be delivered, the Rice in a Fortni,s;:ht, and the :Butter
in a Month, into, His Majesty's Victualling Storer at thl,
Ports, and in thee proportions undenitottio9 e 4

cc.

nutter.

Tons.

Tops.
80
80

Deptford,
Portsmouth,

50 Tons.

60 Tone.

And to be-peta for by Dills payable • with Literest' Ninety
• Days aftcr. date.
7'he'Conditiods of the Contracts may be .seen. at.tke Secre-

tarit's (dice.
rvirard will be had to any render in which the Price
not be inserted in words at liwith, or- that shall not
be delivered to the Board before One o'C'lesk ota thevaid
Taesday, the sth of July next, nor 'unless the Person who
makes the Tender, or some Persona on hie, behalf; attends, tr
41 uswer when called for.

,
London, England, 1814-06-25

The following will appear this Summer. '
Bachelor's Miseries! ! by an . Old Maid of Distinction,
5 vol.S
Spanish Caniimign ; or, The Jew, by Mrs. Meeke,' 3
klypocrite; or, The Modern Janur, 5 vols.
Novice ; or, The Heir of Montgomery Castle, by Matthew
Mural, E q. 42-v01.,. •
felon treithe ; or, The -of Scotland, 4 vols.
MiserieS and Pleainres of :Matrimony; or, The First Hus-
band and the Seeped, 3 vols.
SitspiJion ; of, The Benevolent Recluse, by Lady
2 Vols.
Setret Avengeh ; or, The Rock of .Clotzden, a Romance,
by Anne of Swansea, 4 vols.

Thi.s Day were published, in 19.1n0. price 4s. board
-1-11 TIERS from a LADY to her SIsTER,
4
during
a Tour to Paris, in the Months of and
May, 1814.
Printed for Eguigman, Hurst, Rees, Ornie, and Brown,
Paternoster-roW ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-
street. - _ _ •

Of, whom also may be had,

.A Voyagg to the Isle of Elea. fi'tauslated from the French
of AI. Arsettne Thiehatii ale Berne:tud. Iti -8 vu. price 7s. (ith
London, England, 1814-06-25

ADVICE.

IVBENT Men of Education and PrGfes§iOnal
Skill use persevering-endeavours to discover the most
safe and certain method of treating afew prevailing Diseases,
the successfulsesult of their experience is the best proof of
superiority.
Mews. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to
make,the Cure of. the following the object of their patticuiar
'study, viz. a certain Disorder, freqUently contracted in a mo-
ment. of Intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures and
Gleets, which, by an improved plan', are speedily and ef-
fectually cured; as also Debility, whether arising from Bac-
chanalian Indulgences, lung residence in warm Climates, Or
secret Solitary Vice, too often unhappily purSued by t' 4
Youth of both SextS ; in the one causing Sterility or Barr,
ness, and in the other a numerous train of Nervous Diksea
which, if not timely remedied, terminate in Inipz)teifet
Consumption. In that distressing state of Debility or ',eft_
'cieney; whether the consequence of such baneful Ha' or
arising from any other cause, by which the powers uf Coo.
stitutionbecome enfeebled, as regularly educated Si /*.eo,,s of
London, they offer a firm, safe, arid speedy ItestAration to
sound and vigorous health. • .''•Tlie result of a long and extensive practice •has enabled
theni, by a superior method,. to remove Veiiere,al
however inveterate Or complicated, without, subjecting the
Irutc,thoietrie a
mlenasetarre,Sytraiiviipliticiautdivient ois discovery ofr and ita:recent
c
• 'the Infection, they frequently perform'. Cure in the short
space of two Clays. The unprecedented F,uccess of their mode
of treatment (which less never been known to fail' in one
single instance in a practice of _Utter, • years, during which.
period many thousand persons of boa, s,xes have been aired,
even after severe and injurious methods ''.ad been pursued by
other Practitioners without effect), induces them to thus pub-
•licly offer their advice. •
Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively prOfessing the Cure of
these particular complaints, in order that they may not be
marked, by a mistaken few; with the obloquy -so justly at-
.tached to the ignorliit Empiric, think it but
~;•ustice.to them-
selves to state, that ihey have been properly .•.fucated and
initiated into every hranciii pi ..,ftssion (certiticates of
which, from nifferent hospital:, and testim'onials from the
Mast emine:it Physicians,`hoe have to convince any itlfillirer)
that. the success resulting from their.endelivours drst induced
them to quit the pi*tiee of the -gem•rai Practitioner,. and they
rest-141e that tt:ir prete.isions constitnte a fair ground for
the unprecedented con:Rh:rice with ,w;lich they have, by`the
Public, been so liberally honoured.
Patients in the country are requested to state the particup
lars of their ca e, age, and manner °Hiving, inelosing a Ban}c
Note; for advice slid medicines, and the same. will ,be for-
warded to ally part of the kingdom. •
COSS. aud Co. Surgeons, Nv. 13, Bouverie-street, Fleet+
street.
•
London, England, 1814-06-25

N'At'At, 18Wt..,'

Poßrstitcitun, Ju N E his'iqajesty's
ship Prospero, with a 'fleet for Spain; Portugal,
and the Mediterranean ; his Majesty's 'ship
.1.--eazer for Dublin, LiMerick, and Cork; ‘vith a
convoy. The Duke of WELLINGTON :al-Tired from
town about four, p. in. to pay his respects to the
Royal Visitors. The -general illumination con-
tinues this evening. The only convoy at present
is his. Majesty's ship .Acbar for the West Indies
and late. Dutch Colon?eS.—Wind N. E.
DEAL, JUNE 24.—Put back the Prevovante
store ship, by contrary-winds. Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ship Fox for CherbUrgh, to take in Russian
soldiers for- Russia. Renfain the rest of his Ma-
jesty:s ships, several merchantmen, bound to the
Eastward, detained by contrai'y winds, anti a fleet
.of transports., wafting for orders, as before.—,.
Wind N. E. ,

- SCILLY, JUNE his Maiesty's
ships Pheasant and Scylla from a cruise, and
sailed to .the Westward.

The East India Company have this inonth sent
out instructions to Bombay to bUild thee a MO
ton ship for their service, to be called the Earl of
Buckinghamsh.ire.
London, England, 1814-06-25

FRANCE.

Books of Travels in .Fraue'e, which were so frequent is
1802 and 1803, have of late.heconie .very rare;, and Colonel
Pinkney's Narrative, though referring to the sear 1807,
will be found to be one of the latest descriptions of the in-
terior of that Kingdom. He travelled with 'a wish to form
an estimate of the degre7s,of comfort which might be at-
tendant on a finally-residence in that Country,. To those
who may entertain a similar project, his Journal will afford.
a varb...ty of useful information; the mode and the expense
of living in the middle rank of Society being more frequently
considered in this than in the generality of hooks of Tra-
vels,"--,Monthly Review, Sept. 1811.

This Dug were published,

Second Edition, in. one thick volume, Fivo. with a. coloured
. Map of France, price 14s. hoards,

rr RAVELS through the SOUTU of FRANCE,
and in the INTERIOR of the PROVINCES of 'PRO-,
VEN6E and LANGUEDOC, in the Years 1807 and 18013, by
a route never-before performe,J,•being.along- the Banks of the
Lore, the Isere, and the Garonne, through the greater part
of their Course.
By Lieut. Col. PINKNEY,
Of the North American Rangers,

London : Printed for Gale, Curtis, and Co. Paterna.,
ter-row.
London, England, 1814-04-28

ACTS OF THE GOVERNMENT.

His Royal Highness Monsieur being informed
that a great number of persons languish in con-
finement, in-consequence ,of . accusations relative
to the Conscription, and considering the cOndutt
of such. persons not to proceed froth any real cri-
minal intention, but as growing obt of the execs-
sive'rigour exercised under that system, has de-
creed, by the advice of his Council, that all judi,
dal proceedings instituted thereon shall cease,
and become null and void, and ull the individuals
so confined shall be forthwith set at liberty.
The Provisional Commissary of the Department
of Finance, the Baron touts, has made a long'
end interesting Report to Monsieur., on the actual
state of the various -considerations appertaining.
to this department. His Royal Highness has,
with the Concurrence Of the- same authority, de-
creed, 'l'hat-the rights of entry of the following
descriptioas of merchandizes, shall (until fur-
ther regulation) take place at, the following
rates :

Coffee, per quintal metrique -
Sugar, ditto - - -
Coarse, ditto - - -
Pepper, ditto - - -
Indigo, per kilogramme -
Cocoa, ditto , - - -
Varinilla, ditto - -
Cochineal, ditto - -
Cinnamon, ditto - -
Cloves, ditto` ' - - -
The Green acid other kinds, ditto'
Red Bark , - - -
Bark: of all kinds -
Vying Woods, per quintal metrique
Rocou - - - -

60 f.
- 60 f.
40 f.
80 f.
5 fr..
5 fr.
20 fr.
3 fr.
4 fir.
1 fr. and M c.
3 fr.
4 fr.
2 fr.
10 fr.
6 fr.

Cottons in wool., now in port, and those im-
ported in future, to be, from the date of this De-
cree, rated but at the simple dro•it de balance.

(Signed) CHARLES PHILIPE.
[A variety of Military and Municipal appoint,
meats in several of the departments of France,
have also been made at the comijand of his Royal
Highness Monsieur.]
PrItTS, APRIL 23.—His Royal highness Mon-
sieur, attended by his illustrious son, the Duke
of Beni, reviews this day the 4th Legion of the
Natiogal(inartls, in the grand court of the Thud-
leries.
_ _

11;s Majesty the Emperor of Austria spends a
'part of every forenoon in visiting the shops of the
artists, the various monuments of the
and, In short, every thing this great city affords
in the way of interest (V curiosity. - This day his
Imperial !Majesty will repair to Grois Blois, where
her Imperial Highness the Archduchess Maria
Louisa spends the evening. The Austrian Em-
peror is everywhere greeted with lively accla-
mations.

The Arehditehess Nldria Louisa will forthwith

set out fc)t- Viennti.'-i the ridge of Choisy has inen
repaired,for jet passage. •

A considerable portion of the Russan and Prus-
sian troops are preparing to quit France.
Comte Lynch, Mayor of Bourdeaux, arrived in
this city :on the 22d. This day he will be pre-
sented to his Royal 111ghness Monsieur, by the
Duke de Maille he u•i4l be.honoured with a pri-
vate and particular audience.; at the same tittle ke
presents the last dispatches from 'Monseigneor le
Due D'Angouleme, and the Address of the Mu-
nicipality of Bourdeaux,
London, England, 1814-04-28

THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1814,

VICTEULLINGTOFFICE, .dpril 22, 1814.

Trim COMMISSIONERS fto VICTUALLING
His iLIJESTY N4VY dh hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday, the ad of Kay next, they loathe ready to receive
Tenders in IT sealed up, and treat for Fifiy Tons of
BUTTER, and for Sixty Ten: -of MUSCOVADO SUGAR,
to be answerable to Samples of Two Pounds weight each,-
to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered into the
twilling Stores at DeptfOrd, the former in the space of a
,Vonth, and the latter in a Fortnight ; and to be paid for by
Bills, payable with" Interest Ninety days after date.

The Conditions of the CAtracts may be seen at the Se-
cretary's (Vice.

No regard will he had to any Tender in which Me Price
shall-not be inserted ix words. at length, or that shalt gst be
delivereri•to the Board &fare One'o'Cloeh on the said Tees-
day, the :41 .37agalext,nor unlcse. the Person who makes
the '44/?7,7 Person oa behaT.,", rateg..!s, to an.
surer wh,:i called Ar.
London, England, 1814-04-28

I.IIELAND

A singular cirCunistariCe, which wd hare'froth
respecto hie authority, deserves to be Ingiced.—
When Ole overthrow' of Enonapartess' Govern-
meat was ascertained, ,everai stand of arms which
had been, previously ;drat Bred from 'persons in
the ileights;miliood of Vallitei, were restored to
the'ouners.—(Correomident.)
LE\triatcx., A eau. 20.—0 n Siartd last, in con-
sequence of• infordation thai ntunber of these
disturbers-of the peace, who ate nightly'at- work
turning up ground In the vjeinity of Kilfinnall,
were at Chapel in that town, Joseph nubbins,
*Esq,. of Ken mare Castle, a,most active Magistrate,
with Serjeant -Mclver, and I I of the Sligo Militia,
went to apprehend them the- deluded peasantry
pelted the soldiers with stones, &C. which caused
• them to return the attack by faring over thair heads ;
this only enraged the multitude, who advanee4l in
double quid; time on the soldiers, who, to save.
the party, were obliged to fire, which killed one
man and a woman, anti wounded severely, several
otliers; the peasantry then retreated, but not
until they wounded two of. the soldiers, muted
Lawson and Carson, the latter of whom, it is be-
lieved, will snot Attryive.; they also disarmed ano-
ther of the soldiets.—We understand'that several
of the ringleaders iire known, mot it -is expected.
will he brought to condign puniSlitdent:. ALijor-
4;eueral Darby left town yesterd'ay tor- Kilfinnan,
to investigate the buSiness.
Oti Sunday evening two clans had a desperate
fight at Clarina, in this county, in which a man
named Flannery was severely wnunded.
We regret to state," that the house of Col; Nut-_
gent, of Castle Nugent, near this.city, was at-
tacked on Thursday se'nuig:it, 'by on 'armed hand
of ruffians, who succeeded in forcing an entrance,
and robbed it of arias; money, and plate, 'together
with other valuables, to a considerable amount.--
Kilkenny Moderator.