Irish Assizes.
---usw nMa4czisllon, Joln KOnOftson, tHector M'Lean, Thowmas .lfTrPVrry, and John Gates, were indicted for a riot at Donaghadee on the 12th of July last; and also for an assault on Edward Hull, Esq., a magistrate of tle county, in the executioA of his duty; and also for assaulting the constable, and rescuing a peisoncr. After a trial which occupied a sonsiderable time, and a very im- pressive charge from the learned Jttdge5 the Jury returned a verdict of giiltg of the riot against all the prioner3; and imding l4utclin- son guilty of the ags'zslt against Mr. Hull; and Hutchinson, Mli'Lean, and Gates, guilty qf lhe rescue. AUGUST 19. The pYissners found guilty of the riots at Newry and Donagha. dee were brought up to receive judgment. Hia Lordship, previ. owusly to pataing sentence, again took the opportunity of declaring his ;abhorrence of that party.spirit which had been the cause of placing them in thlat situation. He concluded by beseeching them to give up their party prejudices, and whcn they again returned to their homes, to live in harmony one *vith ano! fler. NEWRY ORANGE PARTY. James M'Clelland, to be imptisoned 12 months, pay a fine of 51. to the King, and give security to keep the peace aor seven years, himself in 501., and two sureties in 251. each. Lawlor and Wlhite, to be imprisoned nine months, paya fine of 40s., and give secarity to keep the peace for seven veers, themselves in 501. and two sure- ties in 251. each. Rynnc and Brownc, (the soldiers), in consequerce of court-martial, to be Imprisoned four months. Remainder of the party to be imprisoned six months, pay a fine of 40s. each, and give security to keep the peace for seven years, themselves in 251., and two sureties in 101. each. NEWRY CATHOLIC PARTY. AM'Gonville, t0 be imprisoned nine months, pay a fine of 51. to the King, and give security to keep the peace for seven years, himself in 1001., and two sureties In 501. each. M'Evoy, to be imprisoned six months, pay a fine of 4ds. to the King, and give security to keep the peace for seven years, himseltd in '01., end two sureties in 251. each. Hacket, to be imprisoned bix months, pay a fine of 40g., and give security to keep the peace for eeven years, himself in 20L, and two sureties in 101. eacuh Roger3 and Conway, to be imprison- ed six months, and give secarity to keep the peace,for seven years, themsedves in 101., and two sureties in 2f1. each. Of mjie Donaghadec rioters. Hustchinson was sentenced to six months' Imprisonment, and a fine of 51. Robinson to foutr months' imprisonment, and a fine of 40s. MA'Lean, iWiarry, and (Gates, to three imsonths' imprisonment, and a fine of 4.s Each of te pti- oners wvere also required to give securhty to keep the peace IRIS!! ASSIZES. DOWNPATRICK, AUGUST 18. _ I_JT AT DONAGUADEE ON THE IL%TX OF JULY.