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rtllUUXMOXTC SOCIETY. I Th Ik rwert rear tvv ajn too vsW la sUW yrrwreitrd Btwch svwrxj aa wtH tarietn Mt. Slohcii leetbt forward utxtwr new nmta let th vJaisofVa tr, i iawWa. hi wMeo W.h fa rjrUtriiAitT and cower he h.a mt, I tolJIfctolbnimoamnullloo. ll 'tot laMTIIK sow inmini WW, at II TOO UtlU is cxfc toji wita trtt real )uan of the 11 Is oi nothing f.w It mad Ox rtvr 'lKV rijy tU u.l inuUlgthle.

It tctsch sad watm'' applauded, and It no small TlitwetW that they wrr th (mi in well aissectlr i work A rw)t Exash by Mi. UmW, followed, com roar ttatiy 10 very aucrwaful Tr muioJ worts! has kmc Chailot cf laore," "In Cell'. At. at, and other banning leea by thli corapomr, but toast" eaten had "rrrimrt of poacr of tV full ftrlwri and boras In. (h way that tt wti rri lmt flight.

Ninia It hrttrT acqus Meat than BkV 'b "J1 ntt. Without scn i'tlr copying (ra. be haa Joptel mart tsf the grandewt and severity nt srhicri Mw 1 1 Handel, Ilach. and others of the aaa.r ta trnsUed with the itcb. and org com t3cels which to he obtained from 'Jo modern orclvew'Ta.

An overture Nr. Mendcl sohn, tAr MrrmtU vi fVA MS r.J lt tint of hid ib kt of tu nour in crtxludinr lh tint trt. 1 1 In oof of the tnt ctmrvvViom rf tbi younit ullkt, on tkxu, if on anr 'be rotlt of nrrthorn mr to Hart filltn. bo i jnJouVrJl mutlcl rrnTof the hrtotdrr. 5lnj in lhi irnipbotir tca.inJ ui of the Tititral 'ttcphoot" otbfT rrl sorka of llrc.horm, bat It Vx laiiaiioa of iinJrv tr'rit i not plj(tt1rm.

The tuoM noifl pirce in th Krond ac: Spobt't rrmtlf (Vwrrto. whttb r'kvrd on the Tl.ilin Mt. M'old; oir performct, a rypUot' Mj e2tr. most decided tilcnl, and of the higheM future promise. Ill Vt my pare, and he potacwet tb unconuuon nl.tv a rtnoeth an4 brillianWof unc auatain.d thrvnuh the movt ditValt puateea.

Hit peHoemanre pertrctlr uccTful, ind'euorferaundjaihlcTi adiia mr ciuch to the tutru of It, i2ut Mr. M'olS' had rojjr a few notice to prtpwa bimacll u. Tfct cha'artrt ot the compition i a rtmarkable one, Uiwr, that of a tantata, or brtTara, (otcrtuiied lih rC' aad aotif, tvitur rm' xupe for clpnuioa, in wSim. amcem otbet qualities Mr. Wolff eacela, and aoald Ut aiwea is taat reartct an aJcurtble kaon to many thrrw itmne" of the Italian Ooeia.

Tnewkctlon conuiM atom deaerrea arreat p. lii, in prrfrtence to reantdwd traah with whirn we are conn mi It rrrKnted that name the competition ia aa perfect and as full of pvmt aa mat i trM atmpoonlea br tbia ootnaover. In at aocal oVpartment there waa littW to inriie tioiire. Xk ra an air, D'una madre di'prtata," from II ixnc wm turo, men wtu aunf, la erere thine thia WraVca. but the aelrrtion waa Dot a iottunale one, aad wo tar wee funn net hne rontralto eoiee to i'a lull adtan.

rtfa. TUtre were ton rainj florid paavurt In i and peat her tone, aa in ail toicea of that rlata, Ilea In exprewion. A anjt, from the Monnt tt tbt (Xeealier etikmen, of no xitr attikin inrit, waa to Jlra. Kntt(, mho ala, with il Maaaan, Mt. Homta.0, and Air.

Hawking and oilier tonl periornieTa, tot part in Horale'a motet. The Mnran'a "Joriter." a till b. Irre, la hla lib, be the tlder Cramer, and an early one of ii ie nun uirm weu piayeu aa tnee mlnt haee beta. But bum except from tbia cenvure irie runclndinr werSHntcf the "Jupiter," wbich.lhoueh the moat difficult, the rr perfrci in the execution. Moiart neTercon.

erired anrthinar more frind and darinr, than thiVmorement. yit. was the conductor, and air. Wttchatl the leader, on thia occaaion. apmirai.

sik HicH.inn c.oanwix eeats. ti.C.Il. (From a mdcnl.) Thia eailant and diatinfuiahed efbeer, the too of the Her. ctird Ktala, wa Vmra at Chalton, in lianpahire. on the ISrh.fi!" anuiry, I7S7, and eruetrd the naiy on the 25th Narcbet, 1770, on board the IWUona, Captain John Jlon uc, upon tbe promotion of whom to the rank of Hear.

Ad. tend and Cxwmarlt.iivlhief on the North American sta. aw. Ht. Keata waa retuoveJ into tlie Ma ahip, the ia 1771.

aad waa af rraarda actirely einpioted amaDcT rtK lo of wbirt he wmrnanded, alao hoat unice, and on ahore in dirTrreot atucka on the Amctlcaa poata. till 177. hen he waa retnored int the Rotnoey. tha flar.ip of Ker.Admira omaa at Ne ioaatfiaod. Oathe 7th of he waa made Lieutenant lata the KamCiea, cooimandei by Cornxodore Mackenzie, aid br Captaia Robert Diebr.

who led the ft oo the larboard tack ia the action of the27ih of Julr, 177S. In 177" Captain Iiby rcceiird the rank of Kear Admal. and lieutenant Keata followe.l him into bi tiair ahip, the Pi.acT where Prince William Henry (hia prearat ami fTadout ilajeaty commencrd hit naval career, and in which ai ip Keata had the honour of beioa: aaaarca ct three yiara effiorr of the watch in which hia RoTal H'rhn va nUced. In 17K1 l.ieutrnint Keata wa Mtttd by Adrqiral Iibr, on t.ie North American ata Ja, with the command ot' the naeal part of an expedition the cVauuction of numcroja formidable boata of the enemy about 14 milea up a tide mer in the JerafTa, which waa completely ruccetaful, and conducted with such" skill and armepicT, that he was promoted to the rank of Cimmander itel5.h of Janaary, 178i an appoinud tn the RH "pcrraa, and afrerwnnia to the Ilone ta, till the peace of 17IC1. rtom the cornlu.ion of the American war till 171t he wa erntljTed on lmporiant aerTiccs in America.

On the oi ws 104 t'eesaina aolicitstion of the Pake with hia royal father Kin (ieorre promo ed the rank of Poat Captain, and a.iortlr attrt appo'nied to t' Southaapton. aad in to the Nicer. In I7W waa appointed to the London, defined for the of the Duke ot larence, which Mp waa paid a March, Ha abvrquexUy commanded the 'l iICa aod Qoadicea rrratra.in hnth hi. nartirularle waa actWilr emptoTrd irf arduoua, dilSc lt, as oy teportam aenicta," till March, llall, when he waa a Panted to the Superb, 74. In thia ah hia aerrieea as 3nxdore, and Rear.Admital (to which latter be rose in Scprerrher, 18H7), were Titr conaptcuoua, aapecajy on the 1 2th of Ju1y.l!tn,whrn undtf the command (naw'lxrd de the atiack njuadrtn, wblch ended ia the i struction of thrteii kera, and aptuw of the French AnV'ne on the fith of February, li, tinder the roai BUadjfSii JoPn Duckworth, in the rapture, destruction, or Perw of the French aiaadron ofl St.

Dominra in 1W7, the blockade and aietre of optcharcn in 1RR, when he attend In carrytnr otT the Spaniah irmt endrr the Mar omn rTorn Nybor. On this lat orcaator. TW" ra.iouly. pleased to create him a Knirht lat Bath. In tli f.

liowina; year he was aecond. in com. and the expedition to ihe S.heldtj and in Hil't ordered to Cdii, then airt ed by the French, Sare hia aerrieea with the aqaadron rlaced under hia aeaara, in the (antral defence the place, and aericua 3aoTltce ot theeutu.y, by well planned expiition and ter prwcft mtaaurta, were duly appreciated. In July, IKU, 4 fr.ee Ldward Pellew (aHerwarda Imed Kxmouth) Utf bn appoiatH Commander.in.l'hief in the Mediter 'itean, ir Rictard Kta a Allowed him a accond in com. where he remained until extreme ill heal compelled October, to return to In February, A fcaainf aomewtiat reomered, he waa appointed to the rtemmeoi ana command of Newf an as.

that If health ahuld he retored more actiee eapioyaacnt ahould be aiVi ned him. He atruck his tlaa Wl, and rttired into DeTonahirc. In 1321 he waa to the OTeran.cn of the Royal Hosp 1 at The earioua ref ulattona broueht about throueh exertions pf culaily for Improving the aystcm ot i acd other cwmtorta to the penaiooera, "111 eauae hia be lone and rratefuliy remembered in that noble ajlun. He married in 1820 to Mary, eldeat dauph'er of the iaat tratdaHurt, Ka.w of AVderaaaW, in Derbyshire. He aara ainrere Chratian In his belief and practice, and rhwtrt chaiacieriied by a simplicity and aioarleness of 7.

whlcn he was remarkable. He was a firm and rea mend, aad la all the relations rf lite moat exempla y. aUrKnccavcewaatx'enalTe, and of that character wh'ch is hi publ and pntaie hfe on the Vh of Arril, 1KM, inriy aim tlncerel lamentel. snip 7,1 wo Urrecaaacrf oeara, pkbc4 np bet itinaM im nn wxi.iku toe itn laaSra rwr. r'taro jL, A.ril i.

Tt haeeiiy.froni afnea, has gvor to aiece. rareo aaaea. i he Aon Paler. trm j.nerfKM.ia rea imrt off Lattna on the nh it. Aanl a.

The raie I'uke of laimfe it tin buttwaa ift part Himwn ifcrkaaoaaaafaet.trooi PiyaKiuin, ai canted into Viel a ania. cuatlar.Mta. wet.tfwB rn Ion, haa a rti lowet HOT. The monatroos rr' V.L. T.

fn pjlnn1 be ihr fiJ of tTi Sir rot li timber used in the co'iatrutllon of pub licbuWirva and at ill more rrw ark ally In ahtppinr, las lo" enrsrd the atter.ttonrt acmtlar and prvctiral men, and the ai cmpia tea riare b.et nude towardi dia. ominr Ihe ipiJyloc a remedy to the dcatrucUc raVairca It lita caused, hse hetn creditable to the and pmrstf anre of the perrons by whom they la" beli ender. taken. With me exception, howerer, Ibey hare all hitherto tailed ani the auctx as of (hat one appcara In hare been aa sternal ar dt.ilre aa the tail urea of the others have been nwortnus. Mr.

Krai, who has obtained a nalrnt for Sr nil which be has perfected. ailoMlne a rr nrtl firat by Sir Humphry Dary. ipA fonoa tna; ll cut with "most lauJab.c patientr, arrlied at the conviction that the cause ol the dry mt Is that operation of nature by which the deear of one tuhatanre ia mae the means of impaninar existence otb. rs. That the atttume which occupies In hjarevet eonijfaacd aatate.tbe hardest and lnmottibrta of the heart ol oak.aaaumea a Treetat'vf power when rxped tnthe lnrlaenrc ol air and moistare.

The next step wa to Pnd the means ot counteric.inr tha nowcr. whirh il was aarrrtalnni ronld b. en. ea r.y aamaUnjr th suh tancr upon which It aced with a a.lation of co roan sublimate. Upon the appl cation tma process the tea.

It was pcrtectltr satisfactory, and it was pi. vcd, beyond that it had the poaet of preventinr that and which, thr deattuc tion tlmlKT. at.d in and buildinjr, and of olhct verr. jmic auD.iint fs, occasions wate, expense, and jierll of huuia i lifir, and deatr jciion of valuable interests to an encr. uious evt nt.

This discover aahas haoixord in many ol tT most tenric inventions, nothing acema mure ample, and yet the application of It hsa no: uwn aa eaieniite as cs turrits dtarrre. The rrcat naiionai miporunre of ihidicoveryJnduced thr patentee lo the hrst ins'ir ce lo ci mmun'caVIt to the Admi. alio aeretd to permit a trial orfcs ethcacv ind. in con.eiuence permlaaion, Kran, in June, lRi. prepared a pier ot osk, whith'waa la.ed the tunyus pit at Woolwich, a daup place, which nn Un.ber had ever M.wt been found to wl.hsrand the action of, and whirh nau en adopted by the Admiraltv as a test lor the numrroua currs 1 the dry rot which have been proposed to In July, IR.1I, (he rirce of limber which piactM was examine hy the cthcers i aad rrnortrtl smituL It was Ui 1 months under the custody of the tlavcrnmrnt officers, and then replaced in the pli.

In February, IKU, it waa aaaln taken out, aaan throuah and throuah. an.) was found to hr perfectly sound, free trom Inarrta. and from anr irmntran of dry rot or decay. At the same time, a.nue other pieces of prvparew umorr, caiivaaa, and fallen, which had been placnl in the pit lOfeihrr with the hrst piece of timaer, and some other similar articles unprepmd, were also uken out, when the art ir Irs which had been prepared by the patentee wete jound to be who'ly undecayed, while those which had not been prepared were mildewed, rotten, and in some reapecta aunoai entirety decomposed. Satisfactory aa the result of this experiment waa, it i not the only one in which the efficacy or Mr.

Kyan'a in. vcmion his been piored. Sit Robert Sniirkc has applied it to the timber used by him in the new buildint the Temple; it has also "been adopted foe those of the Kint's the National (isllery, the llntish 31 vuui, ire tonoon l.cks, and other public builJlnrs in the metropalis. At I.iverpwl it has been extensively applied in snipDu.iuinar, Kr links and churches, anJ in the JIan cheater lailwav; at Kdinhureh and lilaratow fjr ainnlar pur poses, an for the canvass as well aa the timber ot the Snith Sea shijs. Jn ali these insuncea it has bern found an erlectual prcventlte lor the waatinc eil it is promised to re The imxt uniualified testimany toata merit has been given hy Professor Faraday, who, in a IcrturcWlivcrnl in 1ICCI, at the British Institution, broueht it before the noiiie of that society expressly on the ground of iia public imiortancc.

ie tiau, as ne sia, paij more than i.rdinarr attention to the suh.iect, and had satisfied himself hy the experiments whi. he had made, not only that it was a preventive tor the dry rot, but that the notions which had been entertained, and which he Lad fjmierly himself entettsine.1, that the use of the ttroaive sublimate might be injurious to health, were unfounded. He detailed in the course of that lecture several striking instance in which it had been tested undet his own ohacrvation, and produced specimens of prepared and unprepared timber, canvass, and cotton, which proved aa conclusively as the experiment which had been made by the ni rlty that the use of the patentee's process had been quite successful in protecting the substances to which il had een applied. After alludiag to the great bench, and savin the navy would derive from it, he added that he waa inclined to think it would be found useful in a tar hia her degree in the construction of co taxes and outhouses than palaces tor it ia of far more importance to those whose means are small that thev ahouU have that duration MKTRurnuT.tx nrFF.xcKS lll.l IStTtTAED "AH ACT FOl IT AUIHIr. a KS iorT IO THE TRIAL or nrrticca coat IT Tm IN THE MtTlOSSMa AID PAKTI 1.

Whereat it ia expedient, f. li.e effective and unl f.wm admtnisttation of justice In criminal cases, thai corurrltiedln Iht and certain pans adjoining 'hereto ahould be tried by Justices of oyo 2 K'miner and caoi e. livery in the tlty of lawdon be It Ihertbrt eniced by the Klnt'i tfio 't KtceJlew JJajeaty. by and lth tne vice ami eonae.it tiie Lcrds pfrltcsj cfd TetPBOral, and Commons, in thia prearnt Farllamer.t TnbIed, and br and with the authority of the fame, that It itiC. In laful for HU Majesty, Eli helra and suoeaanrs, from time lo me In rummand and cause to be issued etrro miaaloni of oyer and terminer, to inquire or, hear, and detet.i all mlfderii, felooln, and misdemeanours, Un.lcm gad ccuny of NWdle counties cl i aex, Rtnt, committed within the aitr sex, and ths parts of thertin mentioned with rt (Vrfr.ee tn the inJletsnrnt or pTeaesL mcnt or the person so rtmavrd aa a 'on said before tha juatices csT Cf ir srsd, terminer and gaal dalisefy acting br TniiM) thia act, in like msnnr is if sack ireaerilzanc haid been art.

ginally entered into foe ptoatirna; such oAesc, appearing ot eivlntc erideore, ot doing such othef ttikiga baCart the said justice ol oyer and terminer and gaol delivery pwrrlded that inens)of removal frwo tha js rladici km of juatices of tie ftxce foe the aalu tzj fit London or county of hutTey, or jaadceaol he peace and oyer aid ttrvniner for the county of Middle aex, two daya' notice, and eaae of mntrfal from the lbe jastices of the peace she counties of Kaact afTi Ktnf, cp, hart been jlTtTnar pWs Uy ft bv Waving tb. reaideace, iiofsrhlJa tlie firt bflBpd by ichTa described, to appear btfa trU frt of miner and gaol delivery Instead of "her JnawCr prnvldrd aim, that It shall be lawful for ihe fe M' who shall grant such of certiorari ot taAeau corput, aij ft hereby required that such court or judge shall cause and Surrey, within the parishes of Darkinr, Last fifty ylying for such writ or writs whether he be Wi Ham. Little Ilfc.rd. Ii I.i.ton. Wabhamstow.

Wans ead SL Mary, Woodford, and Chlnyfird, In the countv of Ksscn Charlton, Irfwlsham. llreenwIch.Worl. wieh, Klthatn, Piemstmd. Nicholas Ilep St. Paul, part of tit, Paul, Ifeptiorti, the UNtty of Kl Ibrook, and the hamlet of MoMinghim, in the count Kentt snd the borough of Sratliaatk, tke parihrs of llattersea, tUt ni' sey, rr.hcrwcll, Clsphsm, Lambeth, St.

Mary, Newtneton, Rntherhithe. Streithsm, Ilame Putney, part of St Paul, Hipttortl, 'footing (invenT, Wandsworth, ilort Uke, K'w, Kichmond, Wimblrdim, the Chnk Liberty, and the diitrirt of Lvmbcth Palsc, in the county of forrey i ar.d alvi coinitilisluns of ga deliiery deliver Hia a ga.I of Newrate ot the prisoners therein charred with any of the otlences at', rsaid. committed withn the limits re said and It shall be laatul for the tustlrca nonrnated and appcint ed on such 'o inquire of, hear, and determine ai! such treason', murders felonies, and misdemeanours, and all Itcasons, murders, felonies, and niUdrmcanours which might be inqu red of, heard, and detetmined under any comralss'on of ojir and terminer for the city of Lmdon or county of Middlesex, cr cm mission of eaol I'elivery 1 1 deliver the gaol of Nrarate, or wl ich, in case the puis of the counties ol INsex, Kent, and Surrey comprising the said parishes respectively hid brer. countie ol themselres, might have been inquirrd of, heard, and dcttrmlned under nmra isa'ons of over and terminer and a.ddrlivirvftrsuch last.mentiored counties, an lo liver thesaidgsol of Newirateat such times and places in tre said city or the suburbs thereof as hy the said commissions shall be arixiinterl, or as the said justices by virtue and in purauance tl ereol shall appoint, and to award and i sue all precepts and processes, and use and all powers and authoritiea belonging to justices if oyer and terminer and gaol delivery, 2. And be it further enacted, that the sherifl's of the city Ol Iiondon, and of ihe counties of Middlesex.

Kssex, Kent, and Surrey, respectively, shall execute and obey all preeeta and process which the said justices shall award, issue, aad direct unto them respectively, and shall, henever required and com manded, summon and rtturn front the said city of ndonand the prosecutor cr pr ty charred with such offence, to enter into a rrrognlianee in swm, and with and without suretlea, as the judgt may direct, ecrrdirionet to give such notice ai aforesaid to the Parties bound fa tj appejr before the sa'd court cf oyer and lran'mr and gaol delivery instead cf before the said other jut''cf re. spectlvely, and to do tuch thinga aa ruch judge shall iitr. II. Aim further enacted, that ii aSrf lawful for the said justices of tt aeacc, acting in and fjr "aid city of Iiondon. and for the aald mantiea of Kssti.

Ken', xr.d Surtey, and for the justices of the fra and oyer and term'. nr acting for the coun of Middlesex, to rer iracsmit, and deliver lo the said justices uf oyer and ternrJr and gaol delivery any indlctmcrit cr presentment found or uken before tl.em at their said rea retire genetal or quarter sessions of the peace, and sessions of over and terminer, iir at any adjournment thereof, foe any If. nee offences, in the same manner to alllntenU and purposes aa the aaid juaticea of ihe peace might or could do if the said court of oyer and terminer and gaol delivery was hnldtn hi the tounty where I2ch indictments vr prrsentinenta were (ound li And be it further enacted, that it shall be laaful fjr the said justices of oyer and terminer and gaol delivery, la ses sions aisemDiea, and they are hereby auihortsed and rcquirca lo ascertain, make, and ssttle a table of fees anu allowances lo be received and uken by the several officers of the Uii court, a.nd from time to time to alter acd vary the aaitie aa naaj them appear iuat and reasonable, which stld table of fees and allowances shall Iw hung un in the court of sessions, and a copy thereof transmitted to the clerks of the pcatc rf the aaid counties of Middlesex, Kssex, Kent, and Suircy; cr it shall be laaful lor the said justices to ascertain, make, and settle a salary lis lieu of auch Ices and allowances, to be paid the aaid officers or either of them I' the performance ol their respective duties, aa to the aaid juiiWa of oyer and terminer and gaol delivery aball seem reasonable and just; and lo order and direct bow aad In what manner and by whom such lets and allowances or salary shall be paid and il' to order and direct such rortion aa thev aball th'nk tit ot ecnit.tr of ami from the parts the aaid counties i thecxpenae of preparing calendars and sessions papers, and ofKsscx, Kent, and Surrey aithin the limits of this act, a ot other expenses incident to this act, to be borne anil paid by competent number of person qualified according to law to In the treasurer of each of the aaid counties, and auch portion quire o', prcaent, and try all ofiences and other matters shall be paid by such treasurer accordingly, cognizable by the said just res; and the persons so re IS. Provided nevertheless, and bell further enae'ed, that no. turned, whether uken wholly from the cite of lanndon thfr.g hereto contained shall hinder or prevent, or shall be Conor the said counties, or taken from the strurdto hinder or prevent, the justices of the peace for the suld said city and Ihe Said counties, hall have authority to ciiy of lxindan, and the axd counties of F.asex, Kent, and Sur.

Inquire of, present, hear, In, and deteni tne all such oi rfy, justices of the peace arid over and Irnuiner for ihe said fences ami other matter, and all iauca and all matters of oouoty ot Middlrsrx, from holding their respective general or tact out or such or relating thereto, notwith. 1 sessions of the peace and aesaions of oyer and terminer nndin that such persons ate not inhabitants of the city, in their respective jurisdictions durlns the sluing of the said county, or place where such oflenres or other matters may be curt of over and ter niner and gaol delivery to be held lo pur committed or srse and any person haling served upon any uance of thia act; and that neither IVls art, nor thecommia er.nnd jury or pctrr jury summoned and returned from tile I si.ma of oyer and terminer ana ga delivery from time to tinie Slid counties of Kex, Kent, snd SutTey, uniter the auiho to be Issued under the authority of thia act, shall supersede, rl of this ac, shall hem eforth be exempt for and during interfere with, or affect any other commision or conimissiona next af rr such service from serving upon Uf oyer and terminer to at anytime Issued by hia said any juty in any court (except the sessions of the peace) to be Majeaiy, his heirs an I successors, in the said counties nt hoidrn for the countv I which such juror shall reside. I Ksex, Kent, and Surrey, or the jurisdiction by virtue thereof, And he It further enacted, that it shall be laatul to and 1 nor hinder or prevent the justices of oyer and terminer to for the said juMlces of oyer and terminer and ot eaol delivery I from time to time appointed by any commission to be to commit any person or persons who shall be brought before under the auihorry of this art from holding their them charred with any orlencv coenitiblr by such justices spertive sessions ai one anil the same lime, it being ths undrr and by virme ofihis act, or. who shall he convicted or I true intent and meani. of this act, that the justices to be nttainted brtore ttura, to the coaimon gaol, house of corrcc named nJ appoln ed in and by any other commisiuna of oyer tion, or other rrion nf the city, c'lirty, or place, to the prison mid terminer and gaol delivery to be hereafter issued in the tniLASD.

DUBLIN, aVrni( A civil war on a email acavat isrb tw lor aaan tariaiava in pmaTTtaf in part of theoaaiyof aaiatef awU ct ramientioa for the pvnwawioa eif a em ali erabamaSTad preprrty, which has trrminxted by the sentence death trwing awariB)J aralnat one of the rival leadera, a gentleman named Robert oU Ma rwelL At the latmcrick adjoamed aasataes, aa Thursday, this la.rHual waa tried and found guilty, wader laord EUen bormich'a acf. brirag whh inteniro kill. Ha haa been left execuuon, ithout i pt cf mercy having beta held east by the judi who presided The ewrnauncea of this extraordiaary affair are of a very novel coamet. The convict, Robefl (U Hixwa, and a proaecutor, IHrn Lowe Holme, were both tVirrVW trfl Saniuel JlUt ll. May la.t, leatinj fart) war harleviUe, Caflad Uir Iiiirk, of srhich he tsrl Waaec will ar.

erf, an! the uacle, fcr 7 thxfVHir, eim down on the lancTf debti due to h'm by the Jrrre4. Robert IVt MaxweU no nd claimed the proper, a nephew and heir at Uar or ceased. Tne uncle, howrrer. refused to yield wotseaaten, in 1 thus mitten stood, when Vr. Xobert 1tw, Holmes cam f.mrard and atated that he had a will ma by the which the propertr was devised to ihe strengitt of the document he took forrble possession ct the lajm and Jelling houae.

that verr night w.aeoa waa foecloJy rrfarrt try the followers of Robevt Maxwell, vrlUa ihe i r. te. vonrr'a mrr decaxred to be acru j'' 'aa. hoaavrr. hndlng that it could notlerillr a formal tt property to R.

In iiMmea, aa devisee under the aUeged wiJ. Holmea had not frt "rirai poe.ua i. st. IT 4fhrv dlstrustlnr tiTe aA. place, wnen nooen oie jias i.

nf IfoJra 10 the wiL. ct resolved to enforce claim as aMaar wntil it should be wholly nullified, anti. cip: Holmes by taking possesion v' i j. i i or Julv. He had even severed the growing crops.

Holmes on day collected a posse of foR rwera, and marched to the ol combat. but Holmea On O.mndirk. The enrarement was a sharp I A. A rJ" the TOP. this occasion, as an Indictment subsequently pretem 4 againat Holmes alleged, wa.

tired at by one of hrtoea a panr. This occurred the i'lh of July. Oa the Mixvell and t.is party went armed jlo Holmea a reaidence, oeder to retake the prepeny ol wnien.tne taiier r.m i.i. ic 1. r.

In fhia list lrlVae that the offence waa com. mltted for which haa received the sentence of death. I. in ynr that In a kneeUnC POarurr in: uwi delibtrite aim and ahot hia rival and relative, Holmea, who was wounded, though net mortally. Tv aentenrr.aniniaavcncu lwl i hi.

tont.hln aa had been the caws ralvV.g the country into a state very mue snow and of arlWng the blood of on ot nu Itu; (c ntinued his lordship) you sh battle no mor jr career Is tua ine law nu un li shall no longer disfrace or Injure this country yoo tuve been tound uilty of a mor Iil deed, and you ra. iffer rte penalty ot death forlt. fn iJ Ll.A i. coma thia Hi krrdship then put on the black tap. and in a very manpianceo sentence, directing that the rratle It i i.

P. in.lnnr. Thr hich such otiendcr might have lccii committed ll'thi had H'M pasae or to Ills gaol of Newgate, there t.v remain until discharged br due course of law, or inexecu on of his or their respective judgments and Inraseofaucn conimi'ment to the said gaol ot Newja'e, execution of such ludrnients shall and mar be hail and done upon such person or persons bv the shertts ot the said city ot London in the same way and as fully to all intents and purposes as if the ortence of which auch person or pers mi was or were ccmictrd had been committed in the said ctv of London. And be it further enacted, a 1 shall be lawful for the given to their timber which would extend the application of said jutice of oier and tcrnnnrr and of gaol delivery to order ilrv of this act. Id coumiea of Ksex.

Ken', and Surrey, shall have the like power and jurisdiction inquire of, hear, arid determine all offences by virtue of such commisaiona which they would have had if this aft had not been made ptovided nevertheless, that they ahall not be required or obl'ged to Inquire of, hear, and determine, or to deliver the respective gaols or prisons of the same last mentioned counties of any rson or persons whose offence or offences Is, are, can, or may be inquired of, dealt with, tried, and determined under and by virtue of the coiumisiions of oyer and terminer and 1 delivery to be from time lo time iaaued under the autho thclr means and rive rermaaencT to iheir comtoria. The general utility ot the invention seems, theretore, to be pla. ed beyond dispute; but the saving which ii would effect in the navy renders it especially worthy of immediate attention. The sums expended for timber, stores and for buildinr and repairing ships, for ordinary repairs in har. bour, and repairs of docks, whana, and buildings, appear by the estimates to haveexcteded of n.e ney in the last ten years.

The effects of decay upon thee mate, rials and upon the stores cannot he sj well calculated, but the loss i known to be verr great. The instances of the Rdney, launched in IWr.t, and which it was nercaarr ro brinr hometn 1X12, and oft he Dublin, launched in 1HIJ, and brought home in and dire.t the rot and expenses of prosecutors snd witnesses, ll. And where is It Is expedient that persons charged with in all cases where irosecuiots and witnesses mar be bv law certain ofiences committed cn the hia sejs and other places entitle thereto, to be paid by the treasurer of the eour.ty in within the jurisdiction of ihe Admiralty of Kn.Iand should which the oti'enec of any peron prosccuteel would have beea pecdily he brourht to trial be it therefore enacted, br and tried but for this act: and that everv uca treasurer shall at. with the authority aforesaid, that il shall and may he lawful tend the said justices i oier and terminer and g.vd delivery the justices of oyer and leru.iner and gaol delivery to be durinr the stttine of the court, or depute some areitt residing umed in and appointed by the commissions to be issued un. within miles of the rourt.

lo nav all such orders. the auth ritr of this act to inauire of hear, and And be it further inacted, that ii shall be lawful f. any mine any offence nr committed cr alleged to have justice the peace or curontr arun in and lor the said coun been committed on the hlrh seas, and other places within the lies of Kex, Kent, anti surrey, so far ss rela'es to the sc. arisdietlon of the Admiralty of Kngltnd, and to deliver the veral parishes It tne within their rerei tlve counties, to commit aol of Newgate of xnr person or persons committed to lh. ra ufornalrf Coir, xtT.nr.

llrrrfl lo hatr so rfreaJtul a state that she was ordered to be paid nizablc by virtue of this actj to the eaol or pris of there been done and comuiilied upon the h.gh seas aforesaid and anu aiteraarJs repstrrd at an expense ot are sutnet. upocinr counttcs hich such jti tlce ot the peace or coroner all Indictments tound and trials and other proceedlnga had entir notorious. I lilwtr cases have happened in which snips all act, or to His ga ot Newgate, as to the said rmneais middle of the dock lie became quite taint, anu re, support of the gaoler's assistants. There was a counter prosecution aralnat Holmes and hia rjiriv. who were found gxifltr of of July, but were acquitted of the capital otfence.

Holmes haa been sentenced to 9 months Imprisonment. Shortly alter the sentence of death waa pronounced, jiaa. ill became ao mucli affected lhat immediate restjeatirea ere found necestiry to revive him. O.i hia way to tne county riaon, the guard by whom he was surrounded nM frequently half, thai he might be refreshed with water, and ie prisoner to whom he wis chained haa to suopovi i xhorution as well aa by personal assistance. He wept on.

tcrly. On reaching the gaol, both parties the llolmesea ana the Maxwells, who prsecuted each ether, were ame ward, in the condemned cell at me ena oi wu.u eil, as la customary, was placed in solitary lloth par.iea wept at their fate, and each, the opposite aa weu as their own, seemed deeply affected at the fate of MaiweU. kl. rail, hut immediatelr rushed out. both having burat inta tearj on rtcogniiing each other.

The principals In this melancholy ana aiuureut tion stana in the reUtioruhlp of tirat and second cousins, aam all the partiea implicated are similarly allied In the tie kindred. Holmea Is a tine yoenf man, and ftablooabiy attired. Maxwell, since hia lodment in th cell of ib tn. lemned, has had two attacks ol apoplexy: "1 that the persona who have charge of mm apprenena, atate of hia mind, that he mar anticipate the exexntiorj of HU sentence by raiaing hia hand againat hia own existence. It is announced that the arand Jury, ano seveiaa inty of Limerick magi tratea, have memorUllted the Lord.

Lieutenant lot a mltigaiisn of the sentence. TK. l.imrrirk terminated Testerday. The counter, prosecutions in Ihe extraordinary and laoentable c.ae with which 1 have occupied thia letter excited maca interest in the county of Limerick, and the countiea adjoin Iwn so ir.jured by the dry rot, that very shortly after jus ice of ihe peace or coroner rhall seem meet and in they were finished they were compelled to In knocked up and in Deptford dockyard a stack of timber, which had em kept with the utmost care, was tound upon examination after five years to be throughout more ol le.s decayed. It i obvi.

therefore, that aa a matter ct public cconomr this inven tion has the stronres: claims to encouragement and adi ptiem. and that the nation ought to secure the benefit ol a principle nwhici the interests of the couimunlti sre so deet Ir cnragcit. Ifany furthcrexpirlmenuare thought should be maiie.all.Vurh after the abundant practical pmufs which have bein had ot ra enute success, that would appear lo be wholly unnecaar. The time limited by the Admiralty for its proba. tion expired more than 12 months ago, and no failure hap.

rcned in any instance. I ousidenhg the great loss which has b. ea occasioned lo the nation by the spread of Ihe dry rt in the navy alone, whic'i by means cortipr'scs the whole of the evil, it i.ai been calculated, and it should seem quite reaaonablv, that ihe adoption of this cure for lhat evil an annual aavinr of half a million mirht he effected in the put), lie expenditure, lis further benefits prcvinting the decay I publ buildings, also a source oi waa tlul aiid niutt.lying situs', entitle it to consideration but it is in its applica tion to shipping, uiein our national power and pms. pirily depctid l.iwireitiark.ok a degree, lhat Us mo mar.t. at lniTKirtancc consists.

l.rvwJa.araa4. Ta 7, fnm the th olt. Ua trua, froia BnsuJ far Nrwfoundlaad, oi aw. aa. llcbesi, am red at Ouerwsrv.

as seaey frrfm ljVPrp.Ka Konh Xmenea. mhatlsl a.inlal. iUkme. Jil.br the t.Wra. imirt la lla IvV.

na.SraV trxn 4HMtwm ta l.ovl hi th I Sr rvrrrtnhrr. as rnaat, by tna? Ba'eaevia. arn4 at Hortlraus. Qi UFiaoo. on iae of lleien.brr, ia lat.

th barrels of i Ka T' Sl. 14 MLS. Ua. 'sua HtaW.4 oa siarf4 ArviaM. comnuimtnt to thersol or prison of anr ot the said coun ties, tie justice of the p.

occ or coroner shall specify in the commitment that the jK isons charged are coinmited under the auihontv ol this act and any such justice ot ihe peace or corjner shall in all suih cases take the like examina tions, informa'ions. hiiln.eirs, and rt co tnisnccs, and rertif the same to the sa justices of diliverv, as II, ey are required hv year of the rorn ot lit? Maj tilled "An act for improving tn. taken hr and before the a.iid iustices of oyer and terminer ind eaol drllvrry shall be valid and erlectual to all interna tnd purtoea whatsacver and that It ahall and mar be lawful lor the said lusticea ot over and terminer and ga delivery to and direct the payment of the ci ts and expenses of such prosecutions In manner prescribed and directed by the netiire ritel act ot Ihe a i ta of lieorr I I Provided slaws, and he ir further enactea', tha! no and letitilner and gaol tiling in lhi act contained ah all extend or be corstru. to ex art passed in the 7th i lend lo prejudice or affect the ri ht, intere ts, privileges, ty King lieorgc I en trmchisca, or authorities of the mayor, aldermen, and re. Imimatratton of criminal cordcr of the cite of London, or their successors, or the lord justice in r.nrland anl anr justice ot tne peace or coroner, mam or reorder ol me saiu tor uie nine oein, cr 10 in default ol so doing, shall tw liable to the seme tines and prohibit, defra', 'alter, or diminish anj pjaer, authority, or per all es to be iniNiard by the s.id justlcis of over ar.d ter juradictlon hi.

at the time ofmaking this aci the tiid miner and gaol delivery, in li sun manner a is mcniionrd in mayor, aldermen, and recorder, or ihe said lord mayr or ihe said act and when any isrrson or raons ull be cr ni recorder, for the lime bring, of thi said lity, did rr might nrt'cd to any gaol or prison other than Ills ty gaol or ialu! use or exercise. Neweate, for anr uticrce aforesaid cornixible hy virtue ot this be it further enacteil, tha! this net shall com act. bv a commit ii ent soeci'vinir that such pcr on or per oris m. ncc and takeerlect from and otter is riimn i ted under the authority of this act, the a' riffs.ot 1 17. And be it further enae'ed, lhat this act may be At StockjKjrt PoJicsvcourt, fellow Jamea Donon, waa rbarged with having attempted an decent aaaault a Lenma Ribtnaon.

and afterwards thrown the ejmad tw.r liredbury. "Ii that on everricg, about fi o'clock, the girl, who is I years 'r way to Staelcy.btidrc to her aiattr'aroni her house In riurga jr and whn the tumedxff tiat "swd ey, to rw oa Use lowtng pwUi ol tfe llaitiLl she aart to ta brat bridge, all b4tJt ud 'bat aa there wnold be a storm tfiaill ar ford. but she etedined, and pretindeJ a wartinr for her lather. Ht next went Mward about the hedge, which so frightened TJ 'h tamed back. He foliowed her and caurru ber Tr' him to take all she tad, If be wanted to rob how Kajed for petrniaaioa to ro.

He asked her ahe had, and ah answered, I have only aome ra tataaavrinr to tnotber. lie replied, lhat be wou'd rea) and nmrder her: but can thro a In. Iv Jowti 1,1. nn JnpUnl is inicta Inu, and on krr acrtamir.g taSok and ulu rud har Into lha Tk. jwrjig, 'MOidrowrat, Ut't.

StP't wlo, waa oa tU war tratn ZirXzTH7ti 00 ks "iM and very nvan wim acattnern aprcm, uaxog a tbtovaeh fcrlaa. The gwi ao uken the lacA'a aniTi Lt 'eacribed tit friaoorr'a CTrss, aad he wa lTVttl JVponaoaacrUasiaoerDiakcl, livuw at Uyda, a a tjaarrW xuao. Ucsns cotumUusi toClvrjUcr tor eiUa CbaU tCJ(avitH WfiaT. Coiikk C'otikiiKrablc excitement lately pre. vaiied tn thia mid the neighbouring borough nt consequent on the premature death of Jlr.

Ii alloway, a su' geon, late rood inn at wiio it aas reimrted had put an nd lo his existence by taking ixdson on the 4th ot March iasu An inquest was held on a view of the body tn Turs. the illoainr iv andupm the examinauons Kverinrham. a surrron of Wareham.anJ ot Florance, a surgevu of Carfc, it appeared in evidence that the deceased had lat'ly had a fit, and hal been for some time pas: labouring under strung excitement, supposed to have been brought on In great measure trom his havinr been suhpo naed as a witness by bo'h parties, in a cause which was to have been trie at the last Dorchester assiirs, i dative to the will the Ki r. Clavell, an I la which Mr Jamea Scarlett waa spe ciallrre'ained. From the evidence of ihe medical rentlemen, the deceased appears lo have been a man nf extremely nervous temperament, and, trom his own declarations, had never been a witness in a court of justice, and had "0 great an nbjertion to attend the trial that hia great excitement and.

Irritability had braurht on an illness just previous to the trial, and lhat Lverinrham himself had sirned a certificate setting torn tne incapability of the deceased to attend as a witness. It seems Ki that the deceased was tu have been a witness on btDill I' the parties opposing the will of Mr. Clavell in an ecclc auical suit alM now pcndinir. and lit it hia examination was to have been taken the very morning of his death by an examiner and' a proctor from the Lcclcsiasiical Court, ani who i now at Wareham upon a commission, and lhat t'n isc enient produced on the mind ot the deceased sitar attetied him as to lead lo or hasten the catastrophe. lYe jury returned a verdict That the deceased had de.

atroyid h'mself by poison, being at ihe time a lunatic, or der Kxij i tion. VesitTt'ay Menty Hughes, romirlcil at the late Surrey assi ni' a tape, atleio 'cJ witli circuin staru oi msidirsble. aj rr ivation, on the erson ot l.mmi C.ak, a little girl twilrH years of age, was txecu td at llo inio.e,er lant liacli It 11 be rtc Ihccd that the pti soacr tndeavou'id toeaiablish an nWi, when taken in ihe first inai nee b. lor, Samu I C'Tard. 'he rommitt'ng mveis'iate.

An aUimpt to g.t up a I'e'cnce if a similar descrij t.on on the trial also f.iile and aubsequentlv to the conviction of the eulirit. and un tn the day previously folds execution, he ill asserted his innocence ot the offens for i he waa coi.dcmned to sutler. ta Sunday, wnen the Rev. Mr. the chaplain of the prism, vent to his cell and asktd litiii vrhe'her he was desirou n.akti.g kuoan to Mm any disclosures lelalive lo the crime for which he was lo forfeit hia life on the loliowing day, the reply the question 'as, lhat he was innocent ot crurge addtii', that he trusted rev.

gentleman woulJ noi think rf.st be ahould leave the otld with a lie in his mouth. When the sacrament was adminstered to Hughes on Sumlay, alter the ceremony wa ever, he requested that he might he furnished with pen, ink, and paper, for the purpose of writing a letter to hla fa her and mother. In thia letter he made a ranteaainn that he was the person who attacked th. child; but axi.1, that although he used violence, jet ilia' he did not complete the ntl'tico, and thereiorc argueu tb.t he thought the punMitncnt of death too severe and tlut if transportation for life had bee tarried into effect Inhiarjove. lie should not have complained, as he was do nrois of being banished 'mm F.Bgland, and sent to a ronntry where iwo of hia brothers acre rhm resident.

Yesterday few poira before Ms ecttticn took flaee, he ex. pressed a wish fa be supplied with paper tn write another let to hia nannia. and in the secnTid epistle he there rr'rd more fully into the details cf the mitraf which he perpe. trated on hia rlcttm, and acknowledged that he deserved the death which awaited him. When ihe hour of execution ap.

proached the culprit evinced considerable repression, an I wlien uken trom the cell to receive ihe svrament, prev tnualy i ki he became so exhausted Ihsi It was found taecesaary to have ihe asaiaunce of two turnkeys kin, ihe ceremnnr. 1 hen was per inned the utafotrunate nua wa led, or rather cairied, through the yard oT the gaol to the place of execution, and ac I oi. annnortedbra turnkey on each aide, while the executioner waa hlataak, aad in ii i imo ru mlrr. have teldom a a anrs, a number of specta tors aaaeiabkdal cn this occai; eren at the execution of Colonel Despard, which too pUee many jtrar, gaol, in multitude couU not have, been greater. The body OAiing fauna; the uiual lime, wa afirrwardj cut doo aal Ucitvrrc4 over tu toe Irtcnai uvenjieai.

the said countii i stx, Kent, and Surrey r.sputively, or the keepers or the ga 'ls or pri ons of tf.c wr countl.src siatctivcly in wh rh sucli per on er prisons shall be in cusii dy, shall, days at least bciore the att'ing of the next court of oyer and terminer and gaol delivery aptxiiiitcd under the authority uf this act, or at such other time as ihe said justices I ever and lerminerand caul di liver) shall from time to time reel, cause such pasun cr jutrsons, wim ttx ir com. iiiituients and detainers, tube sably removed from the gaols or prisons of the raid counties of Lsstx, Ken and Surrey rcspccuvelr to the siid gaol of Newgate, ere lo remain un.ll delivered liv due rurse of law. ii. And he it further enacted, that it shall be lawful for the aldermen of the city of London, having the irovernmrn: and ornertr.r ot me sal i raoi oi nter into agreement with the justices ol tne peace tor the said counf.es of Kssex, K.nt, an 1 Surrey, for tne nnnov and in the Said raol of Newgate ot any prisoneror prisoners committed ihsrcM under the authority of this ar: and that the turn in be laid lor fie sup'trr and maintenance sucli pr.soner i prisoners shall be alter such rale and i such manner a shall he settled and arreeu br and between a committee of the said aldermen, to be appointed from time to tirr.c by the Court of Aldermen, and a umr.K r.nuiiiim of thr msristra'es the said re pectlve counties ol l.ssex, Kent, and rsurrer, ro oe ppumiew at the general or quarter s.asions of the peaie ol me said rmniles re.nrrtiv.lv. to hit holdcn next after in every car; and in case the sa.J coiiinittiee, or cmiei them, shall not ike irh settlement or agreement asarore.

td. thentherate and manner in winch such support and ma tcnancc shall be paid shall, on afiplicatlon ol the said ciMinr.il'ee ot aldermen any time alter the exptra lon ol isne month from the said respective sessions, be hed anu ueitr. mined by the ssiJ justices of oyer and terminer and gvI delivery and that 'the amount oi aucn support and main. tcnancc, to tie aarcr anted in manner snau ii i br tin treasurer tip ruun ies ot Lss. Kent, and Surrev, in such in inner as the siid justtces shall order i 1 direct.

7. And be it further 'cnaMcil. th it the said justices o' oyer id tcrmiurr and i li.ery lo be appoit.tcl und the ohortlvof tins art I'lall hold a Mts ion tot the said cdv ot London ant! coon y. the par. the coun.

ol Lasi Kent, and Sutiry hirciubeiurc men. unco, in the sail itv of London suburbs th' tcol, a' ieat I. tunes r.i anil evr. vrar (and ofl it ec bet. II At it further enae'ed, ilut il shall he lata till lor His Meict's Coun of Kite's at cstininsier, rr any nv rommissiiiner I oyir and terminer arid this art, bein.

a judge ot any of the su IKtrior courts at Wrai.innater, or recorder lor the sai ty ot liundun t.irtt.c loir tictng, it sucn court oe jina.r msu proptr, tn issue a r. wrli or wrttao crrrior on.or nui.r p.oin .1... ni.iirrs ol the peaie' acini' in tor th" said ciiy ot I. mdnn, Ihe coumies ed' Middlesex, Ks Kiiit, and Surrey, er tillier of ih in, uninaiidiiir tne said isiir.sot the peaie, ur anv or eiilniot lliein, lo ier.nr rtiurn uiui the said court ol oyir rid tirininrr and raol deliverr ndic ii.i nts or foun or taken be'ore the said justices of the 'ace, any of them, of anv ofiences rtyni lb br virtue ofihis act, and the several rccognuanres examinations, and depositions relative such indlcuueii'sand presentments, so thai the nmr offences may oc uraii tried, and determined hy the said juatices ol oyer and terminer atlJ gaol delivery and a so I ine nae it's ot t4W rorpws, in cause any ie rson ni "ay be in the custody ol any guolor prison c'lacgid with any le ncrs ogntahle under this act to be removed into the ia odv of the keel of ihe gaol of Ncwrat I. And be It further enaited, thai ihe lustiectnf the peace aciiPC in and tor the s.H of Ivndon, and the ccMinttts ot Middlesex, Lrx, Kent, and surrey, snaii ai apeciive reoeralor quar.rr srssioos ni ine p.

ace, or anv i. iiiheroi, fence comnnttrd or all gcil to nivr rxen rnmni.inn limits ol this act for which ihe orl. narr may, II convicted, be liable to a greater puaiahsnent than transportation beycod the seas for the term of seven years. In. And be It further enacted, tnal every recomaaiuv whirh shall have been or shall be entered into tor the rxi lioti lieti re HisSlajeaiys juaUres ol tne iK acr a.orcs.iu juatices ot the pe.ee and oyer and tirni.uer inr ine Jltadlevx, ol any peraon ior suij It.ia act, and any tecotniaance fvr the any witness lo rive evidence upon any bill ot indicrtccnt or presentment for any auch offence ax of any persot to anawer our Lord the King for or conremiog any auch ottence, oe to answer renerrlly before auch juatices of the peace or r.k.

and lerminar ai alorexalu soall. uauca. o. ea. fao lncaaeany aucn wtti cm cer iiearun for the pnrpos of removing auch ludtcttnrnt or rjre.

aaument ur auch per so in custody as aioreaaid, bi obli v. br aiai tecocniaaace to pret. cut and appear and rrTve evtJenc and Uj all oOisa tiimfs imended or alicrnl ky any ai to le passej in (his present seaa nnol Parliament. Hi, And he It enacted, lhat this art (ball be deemed and taken to be a public act, and shall he jud cially taken notice I as such by all judges justices and oincts witiioul oetng pcrtally pleaded. jprtAts.

house or Ofl iSi Lewd CaaaWlrnra kaaatf aaaararaavMs a crwutfaif skoa rub. Demur rjrwwxeiTi a Trela Ot wnoi IVwaTl a waarajs Mat a aion ta Srsd.lnvkh Hu as igae. of jWTrVu Ctcaaia and rB' his rOoaxer, wen wmM ajavtartir ha7Ls Trf rrWakr WllTI mi is a. cjfsign pvatxriaeejllf WUalaaTiaaa th amouix a gUr aaWwatcas placed la air. Jlfr.

Wllllamaoo ranted Mi "J1. rarceavada aaxU whitril wcr Oisxroviniesa vj ItmWh Ua. Shortly sAr tbir, the bjf and CoJ of lacodon, rf IsslJ company were In connexion, railed aJ Jj ksxhli that, In rocisequeoc of don houas some derxnrrrnent y.f affair, of Meaarx. Stein and CsV, D. pUed 10 Mr.

Bertram for deHrery of ti 221. tor the of tbn irW Mr. tfeVtram refused 10 do, thlring tiat rJl aafe in dellverinj them witriowt a legal ejtt proceeding, bef. re the sheriff lltbaon, writer to th and Mr. Walt a the mean riitebeen rreogriijed 'ffiamaon to the a.

agreed tJaclertven opto WiTdamaori, oa hia fraratarif in obUgatlon counl toe th. proceed, to tb. raid by hltf) JTiSTj Mm by tb trustee, la which n. wr JSet! pirda oflh. a whktn it waa aHervd that th.

hT Zlt2t whisky tor withla a tsrsr raptcy of th lmery company, and br 'V" giving an and. p.feree to Mr WlEamao.n cVeditoes ib Lord Ordinary T. conclusion, of tb actiaCT fcf tb whoW 1" iaa kr, hat la respect they aJo.lt their liablBty shtbaj" of aaid wbiaky in aa far not rxoosted by raT of riIiiaxxiaon'a ena In order that auch balance, li anr, may be arrrtavTawai, The appellani Davinaj reclalrned to the inner hesuje, thj Crt uoanimuly refuse, the reelalmlaf note, mi lan'Jf. inurlocuior of th Lord Ordinary, upon which trajtre appealed, and now contended that that fnf001 whisky were delivered not la security of a debt tara curred, but in aaiUtsctica of a prior debt, WO iase of creating a preference rver tb other tftfW" Meaara. Stein In favour of Mr.

WlnUrnaon, aftar aiifrvittt of, Mr. Stein'a bankruptcy. Mr. Knight, Mr. Mafttagu, and Mr.

a fjfnd (ur lh appellaata, and th Lord Adroeatr and Mr. 41 array lor the respondenta. Jaaarraent pempooed. O. LOt I'HAICILLua torn prvcxsaaw ana nt In several cases which had beea heard dnrtof tb wiia r.

cLixntc inili aa to the valldltT of an inwuoM, ig judrmentof lhCwn Interdict gramed tfae 1 (Jrulnary, witk below wa partly some Hicaditication, Hon of greater Imrxrru lb Nrue. II waa In Uvalpart of the seat period, what tb ut. rf th. ILTbad ajreX lingdem excite rnoettiloui ordinary arta" fully given hi opinlsva co doubt, and tor tb. ermuieratatTO ki.

a aw Uin.tTcaAatbaHrloriaaa.lpfc Tb only requirrng eTanaideratlon respected tb Dvmningeausa, ua. cision on wkleh waav, la of the Jlethvrni but In tb. PSJfTrm. gumem. ere rjrlncrpriy "Jfr Utl b.tery, and it wa on that point "TZlAr sureTtrialea.

trier were vamw by th. judge on that occaaiean sues rnevjrnxiaieni run uis peuw j.jj of SicTcntaxn. whlca On Friilav lat. consiili table alarm wa.i excit.tl in tc Debtors' f'rison, in M'hiterrosa atrret, on account of an nipt made by a prisoner named Staines to destroy htm. sell by oienini a vein in hia arm with a razor.

The unti tunate man was found by a fellow prisoner lying on th rrounl in his bed ward covered with blood. Mr. Iiarrett, tr rnvernoT. instaittlv procured the assistance of several profes. sional men who happened lo be inmates of the prison, and Mr.

Wadd, tr.e abl ami vigilant surgeon, having soon after, wards attended, pronounced that fatal mischief had beer done, although Staines had fainted and fx come delirious. The miserable man has been in custody several months for rent due for a house at Mile end, in which he was born, and which had been rented by tils family lor nearly f. years. land, lord, who is a clergyman, orlered lo remit the debt altogethel unon condition of obtalninr possession of the house; but thi debtor refused to give it up on any other condition than lhat of receiving a sum ot n.oney to enable mm to establish 111 ftinily in ano'her residence, at me same time alleging mat 1. had a claim upon his landlord for services performed in rolled ing rents.

The solicitors of the landlord informed Mr. Iiarrett, woo had made several application, fer the purpose of obtaining the debtor's liberation, that they could not advise their client to do more than forego hi. claim to the rent, as an acquiescence in the condition proposed would have the ha effect of holding out encouragement tn hi. other enanls to insist upon similar terms It was stated in the prison that Staines had been for some time in a very depond trir slate rf in consequence ot the disiress of his family, mid that upon be inr removed to the sick ward he said there 1 ad been insanity in hla and thai he might as well die in a prison as in a madhouse. Drkahhi.

Ai idkst tiiiioiiii a Ffttiots Ox. From a nt.) rstcrday afternoon, about I o'clock, a horned Devonsf.ire nx brok: away from the drove 10 which he belonged on return from Smiihfield market, uid inrced his way through nne of the wickets leading from Chanrery.lane into Lnclna inn.squarr, to ihe great conater. nation scores of i Njii in that area the writer of tMs ar. liile among others, .111 accidental passenger. After rambling abnut fr some lime be fixed eye ur a poor man, but in order to avoid te attack of so formidable an antagonist the man whetled round one of the posts whic'i stand near the fountain in ihe centr.

of the square. Kithrr from alarm, or his foot slipping, he lo fits hold ol the post (hi. only shield the animal with both horns threw him at least 12 fret in the air, and he narroalr escaped falhnr uovn t'e puilna.les which surround ihe fountain. He fell on his back, and tTSe body was uken .11, motionless. tlowUr Iruiii it proiuselv.

lite sutirrer w.s eonveye il to the contiguous dispensary ,111 ltishop's adth all possible expedition, trom whence, should 1,1 spared, he will be transmitted to llie hospital. Nut eootenl nil this victim, the hall uiad animal made other pursuits, hut lorkilv no person received further iniurr. as he made an attack upon one of hi own aperies, which waa driven in to allure him out of the square, and it was not until the whole drove were brought In that he would quit the purlieus ot the Coart of Chancery. blame appear, forest on the drover, who attributed the iury of the beast to its long abstinence from water. Th blame is with the Iiegialature, asho per ist in suffering cattle to be driven through the streets and thus endanger tor limbs and live, ol ih; inhabitants of the metropolis.

I I Advertisement. 1 The followinr la the House List fini emma and Director, of the Rank England let the ear ensuing, via. ma. r.ovLaeii rtirhsrd Mte Ratkes Iroternpr. James Pattison, Deputy Oovcmsr, ro DlttECTOn The Whitefoot conapiracr to murder a farmer named .0 Klldarr.

which I described in my letier of Salurdar. waa etubliahed In the evident for the prosrcuiion against Waters one of the gang who drew lota lor the selection of the asaaasin. Waters wxa convleted of being presenr, abetting the murder, but waa recommended to inrrrr bv the mrv. on the around that he had not taken aa active part in ua perpetration. The Judge held out no hop fne some dars until Hie Xord Ideutenani should decide upon tne recovnmcuu.

tion. I have not learned the decision of hia Excellency but ll ia understood that the law will be allowed to take iu course on Monday, lirimes, who i. described a the actual rour. derer, remains in custody, and will lake hia trial at the Mritiri kv a P.11 irrsiav. On Wednesday mint a named Morrissey, on whom an attack waa made aome pnvtousjy, was on hia way borne, under toe pruicausMj wo nol rrmrn.

hrn rhev aionned at fa shabcen (house ioT liaeraleot unlicensed whisky) on the road aide near in the county of lippcrary. A man named uoroeii wa.n ling inside when thev entered, and aome altercation having I n.m.d shot LortjCtt the body. An inquest waa oeW, ana a veruici ui xx tiiul Jlurder returned Jlllnst tile policeman, wnu. been committed to (. lunmel gaol tn abide his tnal.

I. tillration to Canada and the I nfted state, going lo an immense extent trom aln.oat all the Irish seaport. Hi riai. by the ok TaaDi. Hestnes.

nay morning mc house 01 Jir. uumr. uiaaur tours Clarence street. Blackpool, was attacked by a party of about nil men belonging to the Trades Cnlon. iney com.

1 ne need with aaimultaiieons shower of s'ooes which wa. kept without intermission or abatement for about five minutes. Thrr then Leased for a few momenta when ther renewed the at tack. Mr. Duhir.

haiimr nrovideJ himself with arms took hi. post at one of the al.idows which aome week, aince wereCxtn natcly all barricaded, and in the boards uaed tor mat purpose ne had port hole, boreal, tha', should they venture on Ihe atlacx, he irht be able I r've them ihe reception they deaerred. For some time he found it impossible to get at them, for if had extinguished the gas light, and posted guard at the approaches, 10 prevent the arrival of assistance, and attired themselves as aidelv aa ther could. in order to dis trict his attention. At length he cauaht a glimnae of one of them, and directinr hi.

run towards him with a much eadines he could, from the continual showering of atone and tolling of glass on hi. arm, tired it, I. hoped not without effect, lor cf sixteen swan.shou with which it wa. loadea ilevcn were In the morning found in the jamb of the door against which the fellow waa standing and the part of the wall immediately adjoining, and blood waa traced tor aorne distance fmni the spot. Finding that Mr.

Duhlg waa not disposed to trifle with them, they rushed In a body under the lndo trom which he had tired, and cmnroenccc battering in the door with sledges. The window was unforta a bow one. and beinr therefore ouled'lhe power of Mr Ituhfg, thev acre I some lime able to batter at the uoor without interruption, ainsucressfullv. ttowevev. tor it waa well secured, besides which there were inside 1U er 12 wen whom, on the alarm beting given, Duhlg had posted at it.

in that, should Ir he tnrrrd. ther ll.irht be ready to deal with the fellows as they entered, ll iiunacii uicau. while, though unable 10 see them, put his arm a. far as he rojld reach throttrh the porthole, and tired down among them at random. They soon desisted from their atiack ao, he do.ir.

and annli. themselves to the parlour window. throurh whim thei endeavoured to ret in. but here also tney failed, for ihoug.i they smished the shutters with ha'chets there were iron bars inside wcicn taey couiu one re and nr, vmtcd their entrance. Fiod'nr them lvrs overmatched, Ihey at lenrin witnerew, aameo in aai their desirns.

Twi pnlice constables (l hue and rhoroufh. rood) who had been out that maruinr Fr eeded thither in rhr haae nl indaeinr these lellows DeaceaDlT to aepars oe mrvnunir them doinr anr r.iiachief. When they reached he heigct of JIallow.iane, mey met me wnote ooay oa cneir retreat, tt eight ot wr.oni, imagining tner. waa a iarg party ot pohce at haad, scampered oft. ine ctrers per.

rrivin there were but two. stood prepared to rive battle pparrntly under the direction ot a sort ot captain, wnoru the police took into custody. Thi. wa. no sooner dune than his companions rushed on the police, knocked them down, usok White'a carbine from him, and broke it into Irarinents 1 the pavement.

Tl.cy continued beating ihcrn while on the ground, but Ttjuruugligu jd having raise. l.iin eli un irikl knee, finding the savages still aUising XV nil l.lm raj l. and tired, wtlh what result we lelL lor when the s.n.kc cleared away tiy tiaol do.ait.ped. taking their leader will, Ham. Whit, aa scVvreiy btateo at.

out the head, and the sput un which he covered with lU In the n.urninr an old bayonet used by th combinaters was found. The point of it wa well sharpen ed, and evidently recently re pared lr cxccutioa. xr Lviufuiiioo. sana to him asj wa. decided.

Ia th. carat of Strventoo, which similar to that ofMethvan, and lb arwmciM 00 aame, tne ix.juu. fer had adopted tn. .:7 laord waa mcoxjev. 7 for waa, that however much a pariah njlgbt Population, if theehnrch wm 'XTJrk aucn a state ov uiawep.11 su i not abaoluuly ceravaxy, th heritor.

called on to build a new church, or erilarj. te one, and only in tb ear of tlv ereeraon rhnrrh lhat addltVnnaJ acc.unJ I Urcn loan liwnsaiai aaos. k.j i ihl view of tlx ea by ta ae. for the and 21 und to say wltn ftrtai tore, Vi mm.t. ,1.

1 waaild rraf. OO tb dcxataatl s. a ity of acccmimodatlon, but nature which Had ntstnmg to oa wim he extent of the aaomrriodatfja retjuire i i mm this Important right would rear, no. jjjJ with u' rnattet ltatlf, or with 1 and tnal a ebttrcxx the extent of the arannoaaiMa iwauiaw capable of containing POO perwons JJTllsavthx mlghl te, reajulred to avirrsmmodaia ZShmAto. thcaae cllvrrpooe, which waaooly can ereaaed within a ahort period from lW a7Z liat.OOO iahabltanrs no sxrxrcaoinjOciAijon antra.

ntil it a. lry 1 madeauprtf h. ftltth quail rorcioie araniaicasa ri tUmat waa a tn whet they aboviM craw to. Owra trsnalttcn. ana great cnangea, sutu av A A peace, and from peace to war atoawt JSUr great Increase of rxpularlcn ta laarticmlar came quite in.affident for th ZliTZ LddU tit Jnhn II.

Palmer. Esq. Christopher Peare, 'John llenrr I'elly, Esq. Ctialles Pole, Esq. Heniy John Kai Kei.I.

Bait M'tllUll H. Hobtus.nl. Esq, WDUim'l'iiotiijwa, Alderrnaii. I Samuel Thornton. Eiq.

i William Ward, Eaq. I Thorn a. Wane, Esq. John Bowden. Esq, William Cotton, Esq.

Timothv A. Curtis Esq. Samuel Drvwc, Esq. Ceorgc; Dorrien, Es. I lea (ireofen, q.

Abl Itaes tlri.er. E4. William Esq. II. St John MUJniay, Esq Rowland Mitchell, Esq.

James Morris Eaq. Sheffield Neave, Esq. flvra." W. N.irTllan The elertioii for Ooternof and Desutr Oowertxor will be held at the Bank thi day the fch, and fit Dirfcton tovnjortaw the ath, of April irutaji, tram 10 o'clock in the tsxtcaxwoa till tn Uac artarnooei. The H.t'.ii,, April J.Poltxi hixing failed in hia application for tne ralng a pardon, ne ana iwoouier cruninaui one ol them a lemale.

were brought out from the prison ra dar at noon, 10 be placed on the acaiibld erected tor that irpos in fe great market, folan, gcnieeuy nresaen in at nlive ei.lourid eieai.roat. held up hi. rocket handkereblef he, fore hla face during the whole of the march. When arrtved at tat acafl the exeiuiloners were obliged to drag him to the post. when tied to it, and after hia cap and srtectaclr.

were taken of, be Kill contrived to raise hia hand with the handkerchief; and thi beinj likewise taken from, him, and hla arms bound tirhter. he bung down hi. head upon hi. breast, that hi. fact wa partly cowered by ih hair of ta forehead, in auch a manner mat eren the nearest Dyxaoo bardie siw nio.

,4" Llm ittaai his rhtn, Oiw covered wilt tt.U'i. braid aud ll appeals lhaa, in aOtlCiatisrfl of Ma suj. oabh. inta.Tix. he fiuisx hs'fe aoid(J khattue SllUt iht ilib sd the day of hia c.deirjiation.

All hla demean, ur during the tull uoui he lecnaiocd tied to th poaa was the like manner exprtaane of hla anxiety to screca I features frjot the view of the multitude and rtanner were hi arm. locavctied. oa hi tsainr taken back the prison, but was again hi. hind with the band kerchief, 10 tb great diaippolotmeotof numerou. ipectators who, rant hiving had an opportunity to be present at the trial, wiabed to get a look at bun, ta ordu to ascrrta'n wraetno taert iral rcJcn ql.taft in iht pcraait ttcently pabDabcd by book.

sella hear. great town I la.t 'X yean, 1 form air thai new cnurct) anosuo ihe old That eery addition ImpDotl lb taktog dowTiiaiswn he old, and would in armors ererjea tZra hetiier It would be better to etuarrw law buUd a new one. If thr rwrnihticm went on ii present ratio, when it rubied ItawU rrery ass rr years Instead of a IbTmertT la 300 or OyavrrafdJ irine were allowed, ther. might br a fOTtioual ca heritor. new churches It appearwd to him that an arbitrary doctrne, on which no rrauswaaba.

cil" could be 'rnxde, and that wa. avf Itself a two a ainst iu adoption.Tri learned CoTuraseJ woyua tnattwmar. Ihe difficulties did not all 11 on on aid. Th rtaatitwa, laV if the present state of th law cm th axtbjoct was Iarriaiatare waa th proper ouarterlo apply I TTTj ime their lordships In their juaiciaa sjj idmlntater tn law a tney loxtna 11 ana 'yr hat th judgment of th Court beitrw wa. rVun, atxa decided In the present lattice.

Affirmed without coats. SCOT T. ITCAkT. I. rfi.

Tax? was whtther a tatory datlre ceased by th. dewatl of lise tutors The judgment of the Court below wa. rereraett. iKLic r. sxirraac.

Arhmjed without any remark 3PRIXC. ASSIZES. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. YORK, SarriDAT. AratL (Beftnt Mr.

Juttiet TausTTOaT.) AXIDH T. BAaaiK AD OTHZB. Thi. waa an action tor an aalawtal aad rxcadv daw. naa.

Mr. Polloek and Mr. Ala lander rand acted tlx. ease anf th pUintifi.aod Mr. Rlackbume and Mr Wiajhtmaa that of th defendant.

Thi aerJoo aroe out of a orrvioua so keoar bl la lh cnuntr court of Vork, ia which tb present plalBtirT wa tft defendant, for running against a to wblch soeo damaj waa done ar.d a vrrcilct lor Ksmeahtrt aiout SJ. wa touian ag.lnst htm. On the very day on which the trial took place tr pla'ntiff in that actlor) procured a drrk of th tsfliexref the county court 10 tax ihe cost in tn. acoooo, in carvaer utar he might obtain rpetxly exrruttc). Thia wi atoe wttiMscf' the knowledge of th.

officer (Mr. Anderxoo. of when waa of it, expressed his dirpUaiaviTt, and an Order was obtained to re rax th costs, which was clean. After deducting the turn ofbv. guineas tax torn plan, sno li.

B. 3d. Tor some otiler matters the costs or tnj paltry ar. tion in the countv court ad 11 amounted to iOL After hariaar obtained the uxarlon, a arril waa tmnaediavicir lawaawd to aa officer named Pollard 10 levy for a ram of U. I la.

Ssnng ll amount of the debt, coau, ami evpenara. Thia writ wa uken, aaist ahhuugh ii waa proved that lb tuavoey waa' lewder ed ui ihe of January, the Very day 00 wtdeb tb. uiitton wa nalsbeJ, aaad rbat stay of axacuiloo had tstueJ, the present dfetvdacta, wltb th writ of ianirlon in' iheir haada, riocaded la the dead of tha night to ib pre mlaes ot th plolntiir, where ihey arrived about 3 s'ejock tn the itiornlog of the Ifkh January, and bejran ta break open his bam dour and to sell all bl gooda. They ittarhrcd notice not to proceed further, bnt rtrardlea of that, arTtrwd them lor sale, sad actually sold thera fat th sum of 781. t.

A great deal of ericlerie waa givm mwaxtlnf th piiaaaitlnti In the rounty court Th defendant ijautber whol sn attorney at Brlghouses tn la West Rlefing, emplaryrd Anclssnoei. th. efficer of th court, aa hi agent, and charrsd tax trimself tn th bill of coau ten artn, beinc two frsotnea a day for hla aboence trom home, aitraXding a artawncy far liiriaawjf ta hia own cause, and Is a mO each way for tarrtlalnr aarpastaw frem bvxtt to Yc rk thi ermnty coort trtal anal basck awsia. Many witnesses were caned, who frokt to th of th goods being about IX. or UBL On the prtoftbe derendaata it wa attamptavd ba that tb.

bin of corn wa no axor tnaa wa fxraawaaiy mnrj and wa fcirly taxed: Aa tb dtaWaat aadd wwaad remove bis goods and that tjaouxn tfr no Injsry, becaas ttx pv uttj I. aauattnixy up th Csa 0 y. aadraXArertdla srry strong unx. aXendaat the. fwtlon.

J5'T with which be aabtataawi of a 1 ttJZl of Mi. Andtrsan tlutaxxajofbto ero ta, writ of rxecvttloa hrrmedTatelr, wen rfff. mSrm CoaJd iTbVcorilTrd, aaid ii, Oat aiUker tlx. oaVct of thTco lt" coMTclerk rdsoxvld D. calard rjm ikw bntiaS.

of the WjZTSZtfjStl and lavfflnTedent order ta tax tiii difcaiasTT earti I Ui.AUrM, tit, not Wbtofl iS.Wte sard in warr mx ntaataxtr." Tl wb ttj tt wota Aabc mi mm. arxebaa wa eqwai ta th..