The Statesman.
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Lint )101TRL1GENCE.
(JOUR?IWO'S *VIM Nov. 25.
eat. AND OTHERS.
The ATTDRIB 11/11'4AL moved the judgment
of C•eort On the Defendants, Messrs. ['enflame,
K,•ylock, and Mrs. Harvey, who were convicted,
at the eittings after last Trinity Term, in Guild'
hall, London, before Lord Ellenborough and
a Special Jury, on an indictment, charging thole
with a conspiracy to defraud Obadiah Le Grows;
HINNIN Esq. of- 20001. dndcr pretence that they
could procure for him a place of confidence and
trust under government, that of coast-weiter• of
the port of London ; the particulars of the case
have been repeatedly detailed. The parties had
opened a shop in Crown-court, Threadneedle-
street, whence they advertised the sale of places
louder Government, and had imposed upon the,
Prosecutor in this instance, by undertaking to
procure for him the above employment, fur which
he paid E.:001. in the house of Sykes, Snaith, and
Co. and took an accountable receipt of Mr. Wet.
son, one of the partners of that house. Mr.
Watson was a Defendant in the indictment, but
the manner in which the offence was described, as
useplie,l to Mr. Watson, was informal, and
therefure, under the direction of Lord Ellenbo-
rough ; the Jury acquitted Mr. Watson, snit
found the other Defendants guilty. They had
been brought up on a former day, and all the cir-
retest:ewes of their case heard from affidavits, and
address of Counsel on both sides ; nothing now
tenshined but the judgment of the Court, which
was pronounced by Mr. Justice Grose.
Mr. GURNEY presented, on behalf of Mrs. Has.
vey, an affidavit, explaining the manner in which
she was to have received 501. for her trouble in
the business; she annexed the promissory note
given to her by Pullman and Keylock for that
purpose.,
The Learned Judge said, that the three parties
were now to receive the sentence of the Court,
having been convicted of the above conspiracy,
which was a very daring offence, no less than
holding out to the public an idea that they had
it in• their power to procure appointments for
places of trust and confidence under Governmen
and that such places were held forth for public
sale, an audacious falsehood; and it was much to
be lamented that any confidence should ever have
been reposed In persons who were so unworthy
of it, and who bail so shamefully misconducted
themselves, as must appear to every one who had
heard the report of the trial, and the subicquent
affidavits ; by which it was manifest, that they
were deeply concerned in this nefarious traffic ;
they haul, indeed, endeavoured, by their affida-
vits, iu some measure, to extenuate their guilt, in
order to mitigate their punishment, an attempt
which madeit doubtful whether they had not there.
by added to their crime, for they pretended that
they were ignorant of the nature of the case, and
that they did not know that what they were doing
was illegal, an assertion which it was impossible
to believe. In a country, known to pride itself
upon the freedom and independence, and upon
the excellence of its constitution, this conduct
was most highly culpable ; nor was it for a mu.
meat to be tolerated, that any person should sup..
pose that the sale of officaraf public trust and
coelelence could be legal; it was known even to
foreigners, as well as to natives of this country,
that such a practice wds against law, and, indeed,
the Defendants themselves had, by their own
conduct, shevrn they knew it to be illegal ; for
Mr. Watson himself had objected to the form of
the first receipt, which was proposed to be given
on this money being deposited at his hotise, he-
cause, lie said, the house of which he was a'
partner %%fluid net sign any receipt in a transac-
tion which was illegal epee the face of it ; and
it further appeared, that the parties epee perfectly
apprised of the illegality of their proceedings,
when they said, that a person to whom they pre.
tended to beer: sold another office under Govern-
ment had taken a stiff oath. After this it would
be the excess of childish credulity to • believe that
these Defendants were not perfectly aware of the
illegality of their proceedings, and it became now
the duty of the Court to indict on the Defeo_
dates such a punishment as should leave no
doubt on the mind of the public, that the Court
considered this as an offence that must not be
suffered in this country, fur it was • calculated to
bring disgrace on its Government. Recollecting
all the circumstances of, this case, and attending
to the imprisonment which the Defendants, Poll-
man and Keylock, had already suffered, slid also
to the circumstance of the Defendant Sarah liar.
vcy having been under bail, the sentence of the
Ceurt was, that the Defendants, Pullman and
Kesleck, be further imprisoned in the King's
Bench Prison for two calendar months, and Sarah
Harvey be imprisoned three calendar months in the
same place.
THE Et NG V. TUO. 11141tVET AND A NOTURR.
The A TTO RN ty-G EN t:R A L prayed the judgment
of the Court, on the two Defendants, father and
son, who kept the Crown public-house at Min-
chinhatupton, in Gloucestershire, for a violent as.
saiiit on Peter O'Shaughnessy, Esq. captain of the
pith regiment of foot, or Royal Irish, which was
on its march from Gloucester to the Isle of Wight.
The Captain and his Lieutenant were billetted at
this inn, and coming to the house at ten at night,
found it f4ptened, and made a eery loud noise to
get admission ; upon which the Defendants tante
down, quarrelled with, and violently beat the
Captain. They `attempted, at the trial, to slice,
that the Captaie was the aggressor; but that the
Jury disbelieved, sod found the Defendants guilty ;
they now stood for the judgment of the Court.
Mr. G LEE) and Mr. Taurrox spoke in rnitiga.
lion of punishment.
The ATTORNET-GINENAL in aggravation of it.
Mr. Justice Game pronounced the Judgment
of the Court. He told the Defendants, it was
their duty to treat all their guests, and particu.
lard; those who came fatigued with a long march,
and who was engaged in the service of their King
and Country, with civility and respect. This was
emphatically the duty of those to whom licences
were granted to keep public-houses; and perhaps
it might be worth while for' the Magistrate of

the county of Gl,nicester, to consider whether
persons who had been founi guilty of the out.
rage which the Defendants hot committed were
loch to merit a renewal of their licence ; that,
however, was matter for others, and nut tot
the Court, to consider. The Court must tl,.
that which appeared neceossary to preserve th.•
peace. Considering all the circumstances of
this case, the Court did order and adjudge, that
these Defendants he imprisoned in the jail of
Gloucester, for three caleudar months, and then
discharged.

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i'nois THE LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 23;

RY*TRII KING-A PROCLAMATION.

GEORGE R.
Whereas our Parliament stands prorogued to
Tuesday the fifth day of December next : we,
with the advice of our Privy Council, do hereby
publish and declare, that the said Parliament
shall be further prorogued on the said fifth slay of
December next, to Tuesday the twenty-third day
of January next : and we have given orders to the
Chancellor of that part of our United Kingdom
called Great Britain, to prepare a commission for
proroguing the same accordingly. And we do
further hereby, with the advice aforesaid, declare
our Royal will and pleasure, that the said l'arlia.
ment shall, on the said twenty-third day of Ja-
nuary nest, be held and sit for the dispatch of di.
vers urgent and important affairs ; and the Lords
Spiritual and Temporal, and the Knights, Citi.
zens, and Burgesses, and the Commissioners of
Shires and Burghs of the House of Commons, are
hereby required and commanded to give their at.
tendance accordingly at Westminster, on the said
twenty-third day of January next.
Given at our Court at the Queen's Palace, the
twenty-second day of November, one thou.
sand eight hundred and nine, in the fiftieth
year.of our reign.
God save the King.

MILITARY PROMOTION 4.

Wer-qffice, Nov. 45, 1809.

24 Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant James Parkinson
Miller Kenion, from the 48tb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice
Young. who eschatriges.
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—William Cordite Shaw,
to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Neville, who re-
tires.
Sd Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant 11. L. Rose, from the
7th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, by pur-
chase, vice Perri)lt. who retires.
12th Regiment of Light Dragoons—James Chnttertnn, Gent.
to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hall, promoted.
17th Ditto—Cornet Halbert Coulthard. irons the ;k1 Dragoon
Guards, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Delancey,
promoted in the 60th Foot.
19th Ditto—William Frederick Neville, Esq. to be Paymas-
ter, eke Neville. who resigio.
Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain John Robert Udney
to he Captain of a Company, bv purchase, vice Cocks, who
retires; Ensign Thomas Streattield to be Lieutenant, b 3
purchase, vire Udney.
Sd Regiment of Foot, Hospital Mate Ivory to be
' Assistant Surgeon, vice Aire, promoted in the Sist Foot.
4th Regiment of Foot.
To be Lieutenaots, without purchase.
Ensign John Fraser, vire Cunningham. deceased.
Ensigns Edmund Field and Hyatt Boyd.
To. be Ensigns.
Robert Arnold, Gent. vice Fraser.
The Honourable Vere Powktt, vice Field.
Richard Mtithoiland, Gent. vice Boyd.
i'th Ditto. Alsistam Surgeon J. Williamson. from the 29th
Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Wallace, promoted.
9th Ditto, Ensign Peter Le Nlesnrier to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Wellman, promoted.
10th Ditto, Captain Henry Ileatheote front the 60th Foot,
to be Captain of a Company, vice Carey, prowled.
11th Ditto, Jonas Paley Hardy. F.sq. to be Popo:titer of
the 2cl Battalion, vice Hardy, deceased.
14th Ditto. Captain William Davidson, from the 72d Fo't.
to he Captain of a Company, vice Dunlop, who ex-
changes.
16th Ditto. Lieutenant-Cnlnsel Henry Dailey, from the Ist
West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without

purcisase.
20th limo Ensign James F. • calker to be Lieutenant, by
purchase
, vice Tavey, promoted.
294 Ditto, Lirutenisnt G. T. Eindsay, from the Royal Afri-
can l'orpt, to he Lieutenant, witiiout purchn.e.
97tb Ditto, Ensiun and Adjutant William Taylor to havethe
rant of Lieutenant ; Eussgn Cranford, to be Jaen-
temult, without purchase, rice Stannurd, promoted in the
99th Foot ; John Nl•Leod, Gent. to be Ensign, rice Crau-

ford.
35th Ditto, Ensign Owen Hogan, from the 2d West India
Regiment, to be Eositm, s 'molt perchase 1--- Bliss,
Gent. to be Ensign, vice Fvance, deceased.
36th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Griffiths, from the Royal Gla-
morgan llilitia,to be Ensign.
38th Ditto, Ensign George Richardson, to be Lieutenant, vice
Ha/well, deceased.
47th Ditto, Ensign Henry Fairfax, from the 411th Foot, to
be Lieutenant. without purchase, vice Campbell, pro-
moted in the 95th loot.
48th Ditto, Lieutenant James Moore Young, from the 2d
Regiment of Life Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Kenion,
whip exchadges.
-19th Ditto, Eiricu James Kittermaster to be Lieutenant, by
purchase. vice (rant. (mounted in the 71st Font.
3t-t Ditto. Captain Frederick sparks to be Nlajiir, by par-
chase, vice !)iinkirt, proinotetl in the 77t h Fool.
60hh Ditto. Lieutenant l'nilip Nla)er to be Captain Isla Cow
pany, with nit purchase. vice Gunter, appointed Stahl
Caistainat the Foreign Depot at Ivnainginn.
66th I)itto, 11'11141in Kingsmill, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Kelly, deceased.
67th Ditto, halo James M. Wilkinson, rrosn the 95th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice ltutledge, ap-
pointed to the Ith Veteran Itattalina.
69th Ditto. Ensign Webb to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Kennedy, who retires.—Johu Read, Gent.
be Ensign. without purchase, vice Webb.
72i Ditto, Captain James Duulop, from the 11th Foot, to
be Captain of a Company, vice Davidson, who exchanges.
73d Ditto, Lieutenant John Acres, from the King's Cou
Militia, to be Ensign.—Ensign Thomas Hrereton Watson,

from ditto, to be
75th Ditto. Mark AllCullam, Gent. to be Ensigo, by pur-
chase, vice Hood, promoted.
81st Ditto, Brevet Major Edward Gillman, from the 56th
Fo't, to be Major, without porcha,e, vice Williams, pro-
:noted in the tiOth Foot.
&4th Ditto, (:aptain Robert B. M‘Gregor to be Mnjor, vice
Vandeleer, decease-J.—Ensign James Stewart, from the
69th Foot. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice I)ausey,
promoted.
91st Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel BerkenheadGlegg, to
he Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchnse.—Captaiu Do-
nald M'Neill to be Major, vice Gkgg.—Lieutenant Dug:il,l
Campbell to be Captain of a Company, vice
Emir: John Marshal to he Lieutenant, vice Campbell.
95th Ditto, Lieutenant I)tignlit Ferguson, from the Foot
to be Captain of a Company. without purchase, vice Bo-
gie, saperecied-
96th ditto, Thomm Andersoo, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Wilkinson, promoted io the ti7th Foot.
97th ,Ditto. Ensign Edward Briscoe to be Lieuteatm, by
purchase, vice Wade, who retires.—Hospital Mate.
Booty to he Ass.staut -Surgeon, vice Maio:ger, promatia
in the Slit Foot.
99th Ditto, William Otway, Esq. to he Paymaster, vice
SowIller„ diunisscd.
Herron's Regiment, Nicholas Theodore de Gomven:, Gent.
to be Ensign, vice Ferret, promoted.—Charles de Gum-
veos. Gent. to he ditto, vice O'Hehir, appointed to the
Duke of Brunswick's Corps.
YA Royal Veteran Bats:llion. Captain Jnhn Crooks, from
the Noce Scotia Fe:willies, to be Captain of a Coo:pm:v.
vice Seobie, appointed to the 6th Royal Veteran Balta-
..

lion. .
Oh Ditto, lieutenant Peter Rutledge. from the 67tb Foot.
to be Lieutenant. vice Taylor, appointed to the lith Royal
Veteran Battalion.
STAFF.
Brevet Major Francis Owner, fi•im the 60th Foot, to be
Stuff Captain at the Foreign Depot at Lytuingtou.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Deputy Inspector William Ferguson to be an Inspector of
Ilmpitals in Portugal only, under the caninand of Lieute-
muit-Gen. Beresford.
To be Hospital-Mates for General Service.

Charles Newcombe, Gent. Motes Griffiths, Gent. Alexander
hlurray, Gent.
MEMORANDUM.
The appointment o( Lieutenant Kirby, from the 67th
Foot; to be First Lieutenant in the 95th Foot, as stated in
the Gazette sof the 7th law. has Dot taken plate.
Captain Wainwright, of the 27th Foot, who was super-
seded, as stated in the Ciasette of t►e 17th October, I$U9,
reinstated is bit mak.

r+a: & ...•••111r .va •

The sodertnentiawed Oaken are kuperseded, being
without
9th Light nr•aro.u„, Lieutenant WeAropp.
A.sistant•Mtr_rnn Luhy.
lUld lout, Lasigu ila3ly.

Erratum in tNe Gazette of the 7th in,tan:.
67th
_Foot.

Far Ensign Kirki.on4l (;nsiiiv to be Liento•nnr.t, without
purchaor. %i.-e Kirby, nppoioted to the 105th foot, real
I taiga Kirkwood Casaidy to he Lieutenant, without per-
chace.

:unossiosinns si,;ned by the Lord Lientenruit of the County of
Neut.

. -
Chatham ant Galtriglta.n VoluntPer grtillerv.
Second Lieutenant looeph Ashley ts be First LiPitteavit,9;ei
Dames. resigned. 1/ated November 17. 1809, Win,
Marsh. oat. to be Seroni Lieutenant, %ie. Atbley.
Date! as above.

puninisslonscigned•by the Lord fJeetenlot of Cheebire.
Royal Cheshire Militia.
Michael Litwin Fell. (ieoL to be Lie 'tenant, vire Clerbore,
promoted iu the Liar. I)ated November S. 1819.
Coitgtetwo Regiment of Lind .1111itit.
Emit 11,miantio Baxter to be Lieuteu mt. I)atetl October
90, 1909.
F.n.io James Adam, lee. to be ditto. D.it,•:l
Erhiga James Stelfoit to be ditt.i. I) ite,t ~i,„„...
Ensigu Thmnav Williamson to ISe 1::tn. I)Ated
Emig"! John Lightfoot, super,eced, being absct ~,thert
leave.

BANKRUPTCY suivr.asimP.u.
P. Eirmin, Dedham, Esse:, money-gerivener.
BANKRUPTS.
E. Ware,Cheapside, ailliner, to mrrender 9-r. 5,14.. T.
6, at Guildhall. Atlordry, Mr. WeICI. NieS ri Lo
bard-street.

.1. Newituta,llishowratt•-streml% listen-drirr,nK•
5, 16, Jan. 6, at Guildhall. Attotary, Air. Parton, WM-
brook.

R. Cannon. liing,4and-roal. belittler. Nor. 33, D--. 11,
Jan. 6. at Guildhall. Niamey, Mr. Pilots, HArt•street,
Bloomslbury.
Abell, Ohl Fird, builder. Dee. 2, 16, Jan. 6, at Galli.
bill. Attorney, Mr. Crane, New law.

W. Ilea, feed. woolstapler, Dre. 11, 14, Jan. 6. at the
Star mitt Garter, Leech. A tturaie:., Sloan. Lambert ari
li:ttton-g.trtien, Lead.m.

H. Plrrv, Liverpool, men-Iron. Dec.ll, 19, Jim 6. hi the•
Globe Tavern Liverpol. Attorney, Mr. firork.tt, Dean's-
coin t, St. PaZI%. Loudon.

M. and J. Priest, Tboraev-‘treet, Bloomsbury, CUR,' It•rnit-
ker-, Dee. 6, at tinildball. Attorney, Mr. Palle'',
Cro4--strem, Hamm-garden.

W. Thornton. 7)ev,rnhirr.-street, M ir•-le-h'ine, merchant,
Dee. 1. 9, Jan. 6. at Gutldhatl. Attoraies., Mewrt.J. •and W.
Richardson, New Inn.

G. M. Skeßey, Whitechapel, hosier, Nov. 1), Dee. 11:
Jan. 6, at Guild rail. Attorney. Mr. Lumley, t:•icausiJe.
C. Dilldin, Strintl, niu.ir-o-lier, Nov. 28, I)er. 2, Jot'. 6,
at Guildhall. Attorn?). Mr. 11' ouJ,
Sohn.
I. Alexander, 1).1...e-street, Aldtate. broker, Dec. 9, 16,
Jan. 6, nt Dun lluaU. Attorney, Mr. Isaacs, Seri-smirk, St.
Mary Axe.
J. Hirt, Bristol, eroeer, Dee. 6,7, Jan, 6, at the Bach
Tavern, Brisi.ll. Aiturnirs, klelars. Brice and Williams,
Lincoln's-Iw, Losat.n.
. J. Suddosen, Wirsd-street, Coe:lnside. hosier, Dee. 2., 9.
inn. 6. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Field, Wood-street,
C brapside.
W. M4Dowall. Tottenham-enort-road, linen-draper, Der.
2,9, Jan. 6, at Gail:Bill. Attoraies, Messrs. Maddock and
Stevens ns, Line IW.
•
J. Strutt,LittleQueen-ctretat. Lluessin's Ino-ft•lts, stationer.
Dee, 4, 5. Jan. 6, at Attoroles, Messrs. Ocutun
and Barker. tiray's Inn-square.

•
Mr. Kirkpatrick. 'tread-greet-hill. ow-reheat, Nov. 33,
pre. ii, .111%6. at GuilJhall. Attgrnies, Messri. Matthew;
anl.Raadall, C..tqle-str •et, fl•tlMsrn.

DIVIDEVDc.
Dec. 21. W. Dcartma, Coventr:, Iv-Arr.—Dm.. 41. W.
Jacks la and T. Palo.. Co‘entrv. ribhon•liantsfncturer --
Der. 30. A. Chridtin, Illck-street, Afar,-le-h.ovae, pane
bro%.er.—Dec. 30. If. O. fleets's% Gray's-lot-vcpuare, mu-
na, -senor:sec.—Dee. 19. N. k etap•o.. rev', horn.
!raper —Dec. $3. J. Pinney, Ilury -street. S . .1.11114.4%, tai.
I v.—Dee. r. J. and S. New& Stoke. Stafford .nor', ear-
riers.—Dec. 16. J. S. 'Taylor. Onweekurelt-rtreet, straw-
' hat-marniTorarer.—Dee. S.J. N. .I.tel. High-street. sluice.
Ineh, deakr in glow—Dec. 23. W. C. Ttanwit. Nil- 'alas-
lane, niereltrtni.—Dee. 24. W. Ea-tare. latils Car+er.lair.
Doctor's-citinto Int. cabinet-maker. Arch S. J. Kenniste,
seu. anl J. fieunma, ian. Nir totas4a..” lirokers.—Der. 21.
11. Moot% Sunderland, mercer.--04etober 16. W. G.
Bromley and R. Soltl. Bialtorogate-street, auctioneers.—
Dee. S. W. Lastior, Si. lathe ine-stun. Istsreis-b .ker.
Dec. 23. W. Beit•on. sea. R. Iteat.nu, J. ileamin and I‘..
Bentsan. jun. 111a,b•irlogle, Yorks:sire, cbenti.ti.—.l)e,.. 19.
C. Cadman. Part-street, Itlio<ton. carpenter.—Der. 5. W.
Bryan While Lino-coact, Ilirehin-lanc, irtereaant.-0-c.
16. JfJnors, Bishops iturtford. Heverordanire, shopkeeper.
—Dec. Sk). T. Plumbe and .1. Ornwkirk, Lawa-
%hire, mairtfactorers.—Der. Is. X. Wend.iver, Firer, liar.
rey, corn dealer.—Dot. IS. W. Beaton, Slane, Star-
farchhire, miller.—Dee. 2.1. B. Gill, Nlanekeher, JrAper.—
Dee. 27. T. Middleton, Liverpool, collate outnaidertn-er.—
Dec. 16. T. Lee, Liverpool, innkeeper.—Der. 1.). J. 1...an4.
%I:twitcher, cotton maauEicturer.-I),T. 14. 11. (411, Wake-
field, Yarkvlstre, miller. —Dec. 30. ( Molter, Chenies-street,
ford-road, w ine-ma ker.
CERTIFICATES.—Dce. 16.
Scaroe, Dakc-street, Mt. Jaine!.'s-street.
T gong, Damien& Glattemter-h ire, dealer.—J. Allaapp,
41k-weaver.-0. Ilargrenve and J. Ciondwia9
anc nester. me reaatut". —W . J W 001.% eel), rail ir. —G.
11.-ede. jun. Lime-hreet, 6shmonger.-11. 11. %V ilsan, W
lir! I, factor.—W. Davies, H dM,r , linen.drnper.—.l. Shawl.
I.om:vard-hreet, Dieldr„ Conahill, bookseller..—
.1. Murky, Sewardstuae, Essex, stiller.—•l'. H. MINS and
J. Creenwnod, Leed,,Krocco.—R. Sansacl, Iligh-street. St.
linen-draper. T. aad A. Dow, Livf•rpool, aver-
el'antv.—R. Stevens, Percival.streei, G'swell.areet,
ok.ria-dyer.—T. Hill, BriAlltbelamtamc. bolter.

Average Prices of Corn. by the Ovarter of eight Whole:-
ter 8e4.1.4. and of Oatmeri per non of 1 Idibs. Avoirdoper,
from the resins received Li roe week emlioe 17th November,
1809 : Wheat 1111 s. Ad.—R ‘eb9s. id. —Barley fad,. 7d.—
Oats 51:,. 11d.—ficani 595. .Bd.—Pease 41.—Oatmeal
ios. 4d.

The Arertv Price of 13 own or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted frusta the Returns made in the Week, ending the ',Hi
day of November, 180, is 494. ital. per cwt. Putt/sive of the
duties .4 ra.tom., paid or payable thereon on the importatios
thereof into Great Britain,

A Roman peasant lately found in a field, at
Monterose, a coin, whirh is supposed to be the
leollt ancient that is extant. It is thought to have
hews coined by Serthis Tullius, the sixth King of
the Romans, %too die.) in the year of Koine .213.
ally 2330 years old. Its weight is
11 oz. 17 p..% ts. its diameter tut, itches (en
lines. On one si le it Las the head of Minersa,
seen in full face, with the helmet (Pollude ga-
katu), and on the other an tax, and a small
which indicate 4 the first of the Roman figures.
On the exerrote is inser!lted, in large characters,
nomad. The metal is %cry Kire, and has a consi-
derable analog• to the Egyptian copper of the
coins of the Ptolemies.

At the adjournment of the Commission Court
in Dublin, on Tliorsdlr, four men. found guilty
of a riot and rescue of cattle disttanted fur non-
payment to rent, were Pentenced to he imprisoned
for six months. After the Judos left the Court,
one of the men, with great sirapittity, applied to
the Clerk of the:Crown, to know " if their case
w•ls bailable;" to *hit M be replied, with great
nairele, 66 ye•, et•the erpiralion of months."

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