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Yesterday morning, at 11 o'clock, the Earl and Coulitess of Livierpool left town for Bath. WVe shoultl not have mentioned a work entitled " An Historical Fragment," relative to her late Majesty Queen Caroline, ha(l we not foundl some of our cotemporaries in dispute upon its matter. WVe can only say of it, that it is a parccl of absurdity without head or tail; and totally un- deserving of any attention from the public. The King, at the last levee, conferred the honour of Knighthood on Captain G. Augustus Westphall, of the royal navv; P. I,aurie, E:sq., one of the Sheriffs of thcidty of London; and J. Williams, Esq., of the Gothic, Kentish-town. SILKs lVaAVRSa.-The followfing is a copy of Mr. Peel's letter, communicating his MIlajesty's answer to the petition of the Spitalfields WVeavers:-" Sir,-l have had the honour of leying be- fore the King the petition transmitted in your letter to me of this date from the operative Silk W\reavers of Spitalfields and its vicinity, and I am to acquaint veu, and reqtest that you will communicate the same to the petitioners, thathis Najesty cannot, consistently with the advice which he has received ftom his confidential servants, accede to the prayer of the petition, and withhold his assent to the bill relative to the silk trade. But his Alajesty has particularly di. rected me, in making this communication, to observe, that he is very sensible of the uniform loyalty and good condutct of the Weavers of Spitalfields; and that he places the utniost reliance on their assur- ances, that under all circumstances they will remain steady in their attachment to his person, and will continue to set that example of industry and good order for which they have always been conspi- cuousB. " I anm, Sir, your most obedient hum'ile servant, "WNhitelall, April 9,1824. (Signed) " ROBE;RT PEIL. " To Robert Brutton, Esq., &c., &c."1 The bill before the House of Commons, for amen(ling the act respecting the British Mluseum, adds the President of the Society of Antiquaries and the President of the Royal Academy to the number of the official Trustees, and gives power to the Tnistees to purchase and takelands. The name of Mr. Powlett has beea erroneously inserted in the list of the Minority which opposed the grant for building churches. It wvas MIr. Ridley Colborne, and not Colonel Beaumont, who, in the debate on Friday, on the subject of the Angetstein collection of pictures, suggested the building a gaUery on the site of Marlborough-house, when the lease expired. An useful little work, cailed The Italian Interpreter, h'as been lately published. It contains well-arranged and copious conversations on various subjects,and will prove an excellent travel- ling companion. The jlfanchester Guardi'an of Saturday says-." Yester- day the celebrated Mfr. Brougham made his professionaldcbit in this tovn, as counsel for the Mancbester and Salford Water Works Company, in. a question between them and Mr. Grimshaw, of Gor- ton, at to the value of a plot of ground belonging to the latter gentle- man, in that township; fer wiom MIr. Williams was advocate. At 11 o'clock last night, the jury returned their verdict-Damages, 1,7801." IRELANID.-Mona OUTRtAGES.-Scarcely a post arrives without furnishing us wiEh additional instances of outrage and vio- lence arising from the same fertile'source-the detennined dictation of a set of lawless conspirators ta the landlord, as to the manage. ment and disposal of his own individual property. The tling is daily assuming a more extensive and more alarmizig shape, in spite of the activity which, as we are told so confidently by the Castle prints, is exerted by the Executive Government for its suppression. The particulars we ihve now to announce have been received through a most respectable channel, and one upon which the utmost reliance nmay be placed. On Sunday night last, within two and three miles of the town of Trim, in the county of MIeath, no less than nine houses were destroved upon one townland, by the diabolical act of vile incendiaries. 'They were farm-houses, whose tenants had been evicted for non-payment of rent, and the landlord had smice been at considerable expense in renairing and thatching, for the reception of a new tenantry, who were ready to move into the occupancy in the course of the present week. These arrangements were, however, prevented, end a valuable property totallv ruined, by the lawless system above alluded to. Near the Cross keys, in thesame county, a man named Cassidy, who is considered a wealthy farmer, on the same night had his house plundered of every article of value by & band of desperate ruffians4 who even carried off' the bacon from his kitchen and drove before them the pigs from his farm-yard. Cas- sidy, when he thought the banditti were at suffident distance, at- tempted, by another road, to make his way, unobserved, to thepo- lice stationed at no great distance from his house. He, however, failed in his design, for the villains discovered him, and after beating him so barbarously that but slight hopes are entertained forhis life, they eventuaUv maide off in quiet posse66ion of his property.-D,ab. jin Star, April 8. DE'ltsNPOnT.-We have been: itformedI that our good neighbduirs of the above tow;n have, within these fewr days past, beetn brought acquainted with the tri)fing expense arising from fees, &k to the various officers, iatonsequence of their new aming their ,town, and which anounts to the, moderate sum of 3,500L ! bThl4.9. indeed, as Poor Richard saZs; "jipayirg d.Iat for their whistle"av DttQIMI,ic Prech'oldcr. . iGTiNOA, March 24.-A decree of the Couincil of State. 'sai just ordered the seizure of A work, calledl The iVew Confessi.on, which. Was on the eve of publication by one Of our bool-sellers. By the saine decree the booktelcer is to be proceeded against, for having lightly touched the forbididen fruit of foreiga politics. The wor- iis ascr'ibed to a young F'renchman oc tb - narne of Syon. Thlis is the firstsRPPlication of the new measure.i adoptedi in consequence of the resohistion of the Diet selative to the press. It is observed. that various circumstEances haying caused tLe DI1 S. of this work to fall ito thle hands of the Atlstrian police in liombardy, it was returned to teato,atrhvnbenkpsoedays for examination. In te rpor of ~ ordChalesSpecer Chtirchill"s" case in th novn or,teptteewsaledthesecond son of the lateDkof albrghhestescn son of the pres6nt Duke. ELozaiwr.Extactof leterfrom Brussels, dated April 0:.-. A most extraordinary circumstance has occurred here, u'Which will afford conversation for a month to come. 11liss B-.g11..ri, the dausghter and sole heiress off a deceased Baronet, eloped yesterday morningt from the house of her mother, Lady B-.-gh-n, in thie Rue Itoyals. Not a trace of the fair fugitive has yet been discovered, nor has she left the slightest clue which m ight lead to a knowledge of wbere she is gonse f6; It is supposed, however, that Mlr. T. R-Ti, who is also mifssingi has been thc companion of her flight. She is only lii years of age. tler for- tone is considerable, amounting, it is said, to 80,0001. WVe do not know whether she is a Ward ef Chancery if shie be, her elopemient will, no doubt, give employment to the gentlemen of the longrobe."1 On Wednesday morning, the 7th inst., a "1Mr. Tr. Rtobini- son, of London," according to hiis card, arrived in this citv, on his way to Gretna-green, withi a handsomie young English klay, of high connexion and great fortune, with whiom he eloped, it is isaid, from Brussels, where she was residing i, but her name was stu- diously~ concealed. Th%ey were miarried at Gretna in the usu-al sumimary form, returned to the Bstsh-inn here, and remained till yesterday mnorning (Friday. the 9th inst.), when they vet out for London, having taker. the whole of the inside of the mail-coach to themoselves&-.Carlisle Patriot. A striking instance of the affectioni in the brute ercation to their offsnring was exhibited on Mfonday by a hitch fox, which was forcedl itrem a suiff (within the limits ef Sir Beliiggham Gra- ham's Hunt), and boltedi with a cub in her mnouth before Sir R. Puleston's hounds. The pack were immediately laid on, but the humanity of the hounds, or want of sc-nt, allowed her to escape from what appearedI inev-itable deathi; andI we need hkardlly addl, to the great satisfaction and delight of jnatv assemnbledi sportsmen. Curto BY THE Kice, OF A HORS'E.-A v-ery extraordi- nary instance of'thiesuddlen recovery of speechi occuirred at Forest- rowv, near Brighiton, the other day. A mnan namned Newmiani, who is horse-keeper to Mlr. hloure, of~ Lewes, had been, dumb for twenty- seven years. About thiree wveeks ago lie received a kick from a horse which he was comibing down, anid was laidl up in consequience for a weekc. Upon leaving his room lie was seized with a severe at- tack of the nerves andI became delirious. He continuied in that con- dition for somne days, and upon recovering his, senses lie returned i m- mediately to Iris 'Id Occupation, but dlid nnt remain long at it whien he was again desperately afflictedl. The third attack was, it seemis, the charm. He appeared in theya,rdlwhierelhechad beenRaccustomed to answer all inquiries as to his hiealth withi a turn of the heaLd, an(I whien his master said "1 Well Dick, hiow are you to dlay 0' " A great deal better, thankl you, master," was the reply, to the astonish- ment of Mr. Hoatre, whoi actually- staggered at thec miiracle. The poor man, we understand, continues, in good healths. The imelancholy case of murdler at Bockleton is alm-ost the exclusive topic 'of conversation in that part of tlie counitv. WVe hiave little to add to the particulars respecting it which we ga~ve last week. It appears that the deceased enteredl into the service of' Ars. Halfpenny, at Bran,yrdl Mav, fair, in 1821, anid that she died on thle morning of Sund ay, thbe 927thi ult., from (as it is alleged) a series of' cruel treatm-ent on the part of her mistress, hut miore immiediate- lY fromn the efl'ccts of a severe beating she received from her oni the morning urevious, for having remained too long in bed. It has been runmntred in the neighbourhiood, that the accused hias not the soleniin sanction of the chiurch for the name shie hears;, we c-an. lhouvever, assert positively, and we do it with mnuch satisfaction, tha-t she was married to hier present hiusband ait St. Andte' hrl,i li city, about eiglit years agc.. Thse Coroner's inw'st whrc,in thisb adjtournmen.t, at the King's Headl Inn, Tenbuiry ; thec in.vestigatioii occu iedtree days. A correspontdent writes, it is somewhiat ex- trodnry, that (luring the tinie the Coronier and Jurv were sit- ting, two of Mr. Hal fpenny's milking cows died suddetily ; report savs the cows dropped dead in the fold-yard as the remains of the iinfortunate girl were being carried to the place of' interm-ent Worcester Gazette. Onl Tuesday afternoon (6th inist.) thle body of a wvoman, the head nearly severedI from the body, was foundt in her bed, Paisley Loan, Gorbals, bv two of'her children, on their return homie to dlinnler from a cotton-w'ork, in that neighibourhiood : the windpipe was coimpletely cut throughi, andI the floor wats nearly covered witlh blood,. In th forenoon, il t is said, thle womani liad gone to a neigh. hour's house for the loan ofa razor to shave hier husband, anti wichie was fouind smeared uvitis blood on the chimney-piece. That part ol the bedt on whichi the head was lying had no miarks of blood, whili: the place whiere the feet lay was dlrenchied wvithi it, and a shift, wa-, foundc under the bed saturated with blood. Her huisband, Jamei Devon, an Irishiman, has been atpprehiended and commnitted to gaol Oil 'suspicion of having perpetrated the hiorricd deed- A precognition is nlaw coing on.-Glas,"w Couirier. Friday eveniniig, ab,out flve o'clock, a clergyman of the name of 'Jolhn Cross Alorplilew putE a period to his existence by cuttingz his thiroat, in his ow'n apartments, in the Fleet prison. fi appeared thtat the tieceasedI kept a respectable school, near Tun. bridgve, in Kernt but becominig emnbarrassed, lie was arrested, and putt inito Whitecross-street prison, fromn which place lie caused hiim. self to be removed by a writ at' Habeds Corpuis on the 17th of Marchi la,tto the 'Fleet prinon, whiere for the last two or thiree days lie ap. peared to hr muich dejected in spirits. Two of his sons, on Friday. at jive o'clock, paid him a visit, antl ii upo entering his apartmenL, t'ouind hiim welierinr in his blood, aiid just expiring.-Coror.er',s verdict, "1 Insanity." COnOsEit's INQUEST.-Yettcrday afternoon a Coroner's inquiest was lield, at the Lord RodLney public-bouse, WVestminster- road, on view of thie bosly of James John Gnriffitlis a chiillil aged II years, whio was run over by, Grew's WVoolwiclh coa'ci, on WVednes. dayv evening last.-Verdlict, "1 Accidental Death." CORO NERt'S 1N sUETzsi-POISOxN-OUn Satutrday eveniing last, an inqueAt was held at the Printer'si Arms, in Broughton-road, Salford, on the body of Esther Wood, a youing woman ahouit 18 yearseof age, who liad dlied at the house of' 11r. Johnn Nadin, in Uroigliton, iiiider the following circumstances.--The fathier of tse deceasedl had been a farmner in L,incalnskire, but, bring unfortunate, bath removed to IManchester, whiere lie was emnployed bv Mr. iNadir., as vitrdener, &c., and his dauighiter Occasionally asqsistedi in Mtr. Na- din's house. On Thiursday morningr she rose early, and took same briinstone and treacle. In a shiort timne afterwardst she was seized with sickness, and on being quiestionedl by Mlrs. Nadir. said shie liad mnixed with the brimstone and treacle some cream of tartar which she got outt of a lkg at lhome. As the -tvmptoins becamie m-ore violent, a surgeon* was called iR, who suspectedI that slie had takeni some- thing deleterious ; and on examining the remains of the medicine, it was found to he strongly impregnated wi th arsenici. Emetics were adiministered to the sinfortunate girl, but in vain ; shie dlied on the Fridayimornin.g. Ilerbody was iopened, and aconsiderable quanti- t3 of arsenicw'as found iii thestomach. When thiefather of the de- ceased was examined, he stated, that lie recollected brtinging with him from Lincolnshire a quantity of corrosive sublimate Cas he be. lievdy,butwhih n dobt vasarsnic, which the deceased had foun, ad tkeninseadof rea oftartar. There was not the sligtes grundforsuposig tat hebail intentionafly poisommed herslf:thejur threfre etuneda verdiet Of-" Accidental Deat." I wa extemel fotunae tat the deceased rose cansi- derablv earlier than the re.st of the fam-ily, or. the miorning on which shie too'k the fatal mixtUre. Another servant, and Mr. Nadir.'s children, were to have taken a part of the medicine; but before they came down stairs slhe had began to feel the effects ofthe poison, and they prudeatly abstained from tasting it..-Mtamiclkester Guardian. MURDER A-;D ExEcu'TioN.-At the Kilkeuniy Assizes, on the 30th ult., Janies A'ellu, William Kelly, and Johtir Calliiian, were tried for the mnurder of Alartfin Quan, at Kil'kenny, on the Ilthi of April, 1821. They were all found guiilty, ar,d sentence of dleath passed on them. On Thursday se'nnright they wvere taken fromi the county gaol,ho Kihllemory, to he executed at the spot at which the murder was coinmitted. They arrivedI there about It o'clock, and in 20 minutes were launchied int eternity. Time un- happy mnen admltted the juistice of their seintence, and CaUlinan franklv protested that, though he had been at other murders, lie knew'niothingeconc,erni,g thieburning of thieSheas. They were tied up with their hacks to the place at which they mi-urdered Quan, hut almost immediately stwunig round to front that fatal spot.This cliange of positionl is easily accounted for, but it hadl an electrical effect on the miultitude, who exclaimed in Irdsh The Lord save uis ! The Great Ged is.speaking to them of it V' In the evening the bodies were brought in on cars to the County, Infirmary. EXsECUTIoN.-On. Thursday inorning Robe,'t M'Leod alias d1" 'och, paid the forfeit of thie crime of murder to the offend. ed laws of the country, at the head of Libberton's Wynd, BElin. burght. After a shiort prayer fromn the drop, the signal was given. and 20 minutes after his arriyal at the scafibold he was launched in.tc eterniity. Whilbst ~in prison, he discovered an obdmsracy qute appal. ling ; but his conscience, though seared, was not altogeth"eir callousj, The admonitions of the Cathiolic clergy who attended uponi him, awakened him to a sense of hit; dreadful responsibility; anti dunn;s the two last weeks of his existence in this world, he manifestec symptoms of contrition and pious resignation to his ignominious fate [Advcrtisemer.t.1-The following is the House List of the Go. vernors and Directors of tIme Bank of England for the year ean.u tng, viz. '- FOR GOVERINORtS. Cornelius Boiler, Esq., Governor. John Bakcr Richards, Esq., Deputy .Governor. The election for Oovernor and lieputy-Uovernor wiU be neld at I the Bank,This Dav, the 13th, and for Directors,To-morrow, the 14th instant, from ten o'clock in the forenoon till four in the afternoon. [Advertimement.]-Messrs. Taylor and Hessey have t ist pub- lished the following interesting Works:-l. Imaginary Conversa- tions of Literarv Alen and Statesmen, by WValter Savage Landor, Esq., 2 vols. 8vo, IL 4s.-2. Ancient Poetry and Romances of Spain, by Mr. Bowring, smafl 8vo, lOs. 6i.-3. Batavian Antho- logy, or Specimens of the Dutch Poets, by John Bowring and H. S. Van Dyk, 7s. 6i-4. The Star in the East, and other Poetms, by Josiah Conder, 6s.. Letters to an Attorney's Clerk-, containing directions for his studies and Ieneral conduci, by A. C. Buckland, Author of " Lettersi on Early Rising," and Mr. H. Buckland, 7s. 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