Star.
London, England, 1816-03-22 00:00:00

ASSIZES IN IRELAND.

The following convictions took place at the Assizes
of Longford Dermody was found guilty of
the murder of his uncle ; and executed on Monday
last. Four men were found guilty of the murder of
Ceireavy, previous to the last Assizes, at which he
was to prosecute several of those infatuated wistcbbs
called Carders. Sentence—Death. Three men were
found guilty of a burglary, and cutting the ears off
a man noosed M'Cormick, for disobeying their or.
den in proving processes for the recovery of corn-
•cre rent, due to his landlord. Sentence—Death.

Six men were found guilty of administering an un-
lawful oath, and sentenced to transportation. They
were immediately taken from the Dock, and fawn.
ded, ender a military escort, to the jail of that town,
from whence they are to be transmitted to the coo-
vict ship at Cork.
Five men, char with the 113111411 of Mr. SAW,
the Magistrate, have been committed tro Kilkenny
gaol, by Lord GLZIOGAL.

UNION Hots..-4arati Wrair, a decent looking
young woman, was, yesterday, brought before Mr.
Evens, charged by Mr. Turner, a pawnbroker,
with a fraud.—lt appeared that the prisoner, yester-
day morning, went into Mr. Turner's shop, and
offered a black silk cloak to pledge, demanding a
pound upon it. Mr. Turner offered her 14s. This
she refused, and Mr. Turner wrapt the cloak up
again in a piece of coatse cloak as before, and re.
turned it to her. She turned round as if to quit the
shop, bat came beck again to the counter, and putting
down the 'parcel said, sho must take the 141. and'
Mr. Turner accordingly gave her that sum ; but.
on taking up the parcel, be saw a corner of the silk,
which appeared different to the cloak which be be-
fore bad looked at. This induced him to• examine
farther, when be found the prisoner had, with consi-
derable dexterity, substituted another parcel the same•
in appearance in the place of the cloak. The parcel
now offered was nothing more than a bundle of rags.
The cloak was found upon her. Several pawnbro-
kers have lately been defrauded in a similar way.
The prisoner refused to give any account of herself,
and was committed forre-suagnatioa.

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Peh. It. at Mahe% in the Island et Minorca, Mary. wife of
Colonel Conynehams.
Monday, at her bowie in Hilistreet, Retheleraquare. In her
77111 year. Miss Osidewerthy. This Lady Dad, for many years,
the disallow of flosh-Priosptress to their Royal iiiiimmises the
Princesses.
Match IS, In Cavendish-sew, Dublin. Lady Leniford.
March e. at that manse of Klafanns, this Roo. Dr. DA mini-
- Odom parish.

March 9, at 1141Wlineeh, Mrs. Anollasmytb. mud 104, dasSb•
et of the We Rev. Mr:Nseasytk, *Weer of DOmeny.
Sept. 11. with Wesel laat'sdetadtmear, sear Morel, la tat.
tywar. George Skew Smith, nag Assismat-lie
March arm Itlarchat, in the county of iatbs Lieutenant
Celestel,Geerge Sotherlend, la the Pith year .t his age.
• March la at Cakes, Glesipm Sedum George Walker, aged
NM This vitesin was a weft of Triad. and was at one time a
pleats in the Ibsen nidiesent " Jebel Cope's Dragoon."
Lot, of Ilmillwasshlisad,on the Inds ult. in V. Sid year,
lowing a young widow end her children, Captain Robert Omsk
of the smack Swift of Mentease. 1011111111111aod beloved, beef lei'
public and private life, hipmemery wit bog live in the readies.
dew of his sorrowful relations, and all who were acqualtiteir
with bins, either through the intercourse of bootees' orfrksdekip.
He was a Mehl and =pert seaman. of which he had given
aro reels in the swiss is which be died. His cheerful and
:ititlllllllllfS, sod hospitable attention to an ender his charges
a word madam In his profesdond abilities, brought
lab% vessel a Sreat MONO= of those who had occasion to
travel from Montrose to Landon by sea, seven cf wham, and it.
like number of his ship's company, unfoetanately perished along
with him, in circumstances where human sk U and exertion were
unavailing; the Swift being run down and seek under night, by
a hoary Wien collier of Shields—one seaman only escaping to rl‘
late the andancholy tale. The renewing is a list of the crew and
MI far as Is known :
PwirliZsCroalona,tor; Alexander Barn. mate; William Mac.
Mask, James Mill, and Thomas Bowman seamen • Joseph
Middleton, Thomas Leach, William Baird, boys;
Alexandee
Watt, seamen, saved.
Pasatingere—Mr. Milboarne, student In medicine, from Bre-
da' g David Napier Williesforward, and James White, ma.
ADM Mrs. Thoork Macpherson; Mrs. Wards' and chid.
DiVIDJINDL

4til 6, O.& Hicks, Seereuses, Bishorptoareet, jeweller.
Apslll, B. RaiatearAteekriteelecoalier. —April 6,C. Wickham,
Irominenger.row, Olisirser, vktualler—April s. C. Gammas%
A:lob ' ster Devassidre, draper—Marcb IS, J. Wilkens., Bar-
ley. Hertfordshire, sultans—April 6. W. Loot, Little Orme&
owlet, plasterev—April 6, J. Scott, Witham, Ease*, acrivaser—
Apull 6, W. More, fisiisburpcsort, Pleevarest. victualler—
April 11, J. Ogle and W. Waken, Liverpool, nerchams—
April IS, T. Butler arid W.H. Heaves, Einisbery, Yorkshire,
iresusastars.—April 15, J. Baler sod 0. Smolt. sea. Leads,
York blre. konamasters—April 6, W. liarKeuale, it. Paul's, Co-
yest Garden, sierckatt—April 6, J. and J. T. Erna. Iliesso-
square, Chelsea, mineryinsa—April 6, R. Hake*, Warrior...
Lawcasbire, whie-nerebast,April IS, J. Merrystan, Windle-
bevy, Oxfordshire, liseer-merchaat—April 11, R. H. and J.
Swaim, Halifax, Barka' s,. E. Swain*, Leedom and H. Bam-
bini... Bradford. serebanto—April 6, A. L. Pseil and & A. V.

Wiest Bidarriate.etreet Witeia, roweliants-- April s7, F.
TbseePeos, Now-caw% Bowan. warebouseinan—April 29, J.
Wbke, J. G. Cochrane, and W. Blast, Fleet-wrest, booksellers.
May 4, R. Whittington, Moncton Comb, Sonsenetelike,
tbier—April $7, J. H. Be_avan, Brook's-place, Kennington, lour-
faster—April 112, W. Miller, Brown's Coftwimatee, Mitre court,
Fleet-nowt, merchant—April 19, W. Beer, Bristol, auctioneer—
April l is, J. Roberts, Liverpool, woollen-draper—Aped 9, S. J.
and A. Gosling, Mark-lane, wine wercbants. April 9,0. E.Fidier,
o:ford-street, jeweller. Aped 9, B. Badmin, Alders/Ate-woos,
ebeesensonger. April 9, P. Young and 1. B. S. &oakum, Wap.
ping, rope-makers. March IS, J. Forman, Sheerness, carpenter.
April 9,1. Williams, High Holborn, cbeeusmouger. April 9, R.
ilsillag,Vinegarlard, Drury-lane, victualler. April 16. J.Knight.
ley, Cheating Hens, bricklayer. April 16; 1. &alibi, Wiest.-
Add, Susses, tai or. April 6, R.Bads,Anderton. ropemaker. April
29; P. Riedel, and W. Han:ikon, Fineborpplace, Fiarbiuy-
squarel asercbants. April 26, S. Bate, Liverpool, merchant. April
Id, ILSboobridge, Tosterdos, Kam, carpenter. April 0, R. Bul-
ling, Ramsgate, linen-draper.
CBRTIPICATed--.A ra it. G.
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T.Tor, Penns, Cornwall, grocer. G.Rogere,South Asion,York-
shire, mobster. 0. Hearder,Torquay, Devonshire, upholder. W.
Lehrman, Sancombe, Devonehlreonaltster. W.Barkeiey, Upton-
epon-Severn, Worcestershire, builder. J. Walton, Noble-street,
riband-ntaken R. G. Beasley, Austinfriars, merchant. R. Smith,
R ichnsond, hosier. G. dation, Edmonton, coachmaster. W.
Newton, Davenpset,Chater, corn-deder. W. Woodvrard, Cur-
sitor-street, Clianeery-lane, jeweller. A. Nelson, Plymouth.
Dock, linen-draper. W. Davis, Newbery, Berkshire, upholsterer.
Aram V.—S. Joseph, divert, &vaguer. H. Schroder,
sugar-renter. R. Kirkham, 'Mormon, Lancashire mer-
chant. W. Witmer, Plymouth, tavern keeper. G. Kieckileter,
kiln:ton, merchant. W. M. Norris, East Stonebouse, Devon-
shire, rope-maker. M. Solomon, Birmingham, jeweller. A.
Decimal and W. Cross, Derby, grocers. J. Herbert, Uckiagton,
Glowsestmidre, farmer. H. P. James, Manchester, pia we-dealer.
W. Lovett, Coventry-street, Haymarket, hatter. T. Clarke, 11-
minster,Sontersetshire,druggist. L'. Weaver, High Holborn, floor-
doth-manufactiwer. J. Beck ,Erasnston, Nunhasuptoushire.deakr.
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