Star.
London, England, 1812-03-11 00:00:00

CAVAN, IRELAND, MARCH G.

The Hon. Baron M•CLN.LLAND presiding in the
Crown Court—the Hon. Mr. Justice OSBOKNE pre.
siding in the Record Court.
The Assizes terminated here this day, and no trial
of importance occurred in either of the Courts.
The important Crown prosecution of the case cf.
the King against Bennet and others, for the late out-
rages committed by the Orangemen on a number
of Roman Catholics of this county, has been post.
polled till next Assizes.

The Crown Lawyers did not think it prudent to
proceed against the persons committed to jail, Nl II()
were indicted as principals in the second degree, until
the persons who had committed the homicide were
first taken and brought to triaL
Upwards of sixty persons were convicted of the
offence of using unlicensed stills Three-fourths of
the above number sibmitted. One of the unfortu-
nate men, on being asked by Mr. Baron M,Ct.aLLANd
if he had any thing to .offer in extenuation of his
offence ? replied, " Yes, my Lord—l am guilty, to
be sure, but I don't think your Lordship will punish
me for making a little drop for the decent burial of
my poor m ;tiler."

When Brennan, the noted highwayman, was taken
in the South of Ireland, some months ago, curiosity
drew number s to the gaol, to see the man, loaded
with irons, who had long been a terror to the country;
among others was a Banker, whose notes at that time
were not held in the highest estimation ; who assured
the prisoner that he was very glad to see him there
t last. Brennan, looking up, replied, ,‘ Ah, Sir, I
did not expect that from you—indeed I did not; for
you well know, that when all the country relwed
your notes—i took them."

- On Sunday last, an Inquest was held in Carrick-
fergus Jail, on the body of Daniel Hammill, Who
was convicted at the Sessions, some time ago, of
stealing shoes from a shop in Church-lane, and who
I was afterwards discovered to be a deserter from the
artillery. It appeared that the unfortunate man, in
' order to render himself unfit for the army, had ap-
plied an extraordinary quantity of corrosive sublimate
to a sore leg, and had also taken of it internally,
which soon had such an effect, that dreadful convul-
sions ensused, and he died in great agony, notwiih
standing every medical attention was paid to his situp-
! tion.—Verdict, that his death was occasioned by the.
imprudent use of mercury.
The present small Lottery is not only inviting
from the peculiar novelty it possesses, but interesting
to every adventurer. The Capital Prizes are nume-
rous, and well-arranged.—Schemes may be had' at

HORNSBY and Co.'s old established State Lottery
Office, 26, Cornhill, where Tickets and Shares are
on Sale. The Drawing will be on the 30th of next
Month.

On the 24th ult. J. Glenwright, a servant at PruLL:
hoe Castle, i.ut a loaded pistol into his inside coat-
' pocket, with an intent to shoot pigeons. As he was
draw:ng k out, it went off, and wounded him s) Se-
verely in hii side, as to cause his death on the spot.
Friday laA, an enamoured pair came to a Clergy-
man at Barnstaple, for a licence, whose advanced
/ages anima to 157.—Better late than never!

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weeks before, when be unionunately tin too deep, a,,g
k with Indifference amortification took plare, winat tenniaa.rti
his'atiateac..
Lately, at Fahnouth, Mrs. Fanny Mains, of winnow are I 44
that hoe maiden mute wee Monday that ahr was born on a M.,-..
day; christened bu a Mselay, marred to a Mon lay, and i.,1
ram children at tingle births, all holm and ebrlytenad aA M. 4.1

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FOR COUGHS, CONSU ?Arm Moat.
PEC !ORAL ESSENCE OF COLTSIOOT.
THE herb Colufoot, called Tussilago by the An.
dents, wa. distinguished by them, as its name sullaiwir
conveys, lir its excelhtice in the cure of Coughs, and other pus.
monary Complaints; and this Fs,ecce has, Li the course so a kmg
practice, been found the snout sate and !rectos/ remedy tor
Coughs, Asthma,, and atlbisorders of the Lungs. It gaily
opens the breast, and immeiiately silk.* liberty of hreathir g ,we h.
out any danger of taking cold. It adm rably dials the netting
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This Essence is prepared by lames Ryan, Snigeon, is &loci;
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St. Paul's, I.onionl In bottles Si% 6d. each, duty Metalloid: ad
none are genuine but those which have the wattle. F.Nettiuly,
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