(Ireland.) A return to an address to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent;--for a copy of any reprieve, or of any pardon, that may have been granted, by the Lord Lieutenant, to Walter Hall, convicted of murder at the commission held in Dublin in February last; and also, copies of any report of the trial of the said Walter Hall; or of any other papers or documents relative to the same, that may be in the possession of the Irish government:--viz. No. 1.--Copy of Walter Hall's reprieve; 25 February 1812. No. 2.--Copy of the case of Walter Hall, with extracts from the evidence of witnesses. No. 3.--Copy of a letter from Mr. Justice Osborne, (no date) to Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. No. 4.--Copy of a letter from Baron Mcclelland to Sir Charles Saxton, dated, Commission Court, 18 February 1812. No. 5.--From the same to the same; dated 19 February 1812. No. 6.--Copy of the affidavit of John Thompson; 19 February 1812. No. 7.--Copy of the affidavit of Charles Marchant; 19 February 1812. No. 8.--Copy of petition of Jane Hall, the convict's wife; 18 February 1812. No. 9.--Copy of recommendation of several inhabitants of Enniscorthy, on behalf of Walter Hall; 26 December 1811. No. 10.--Copy of further recommendation of Dð 22 February 1812. No. 11.--Copy of recommendation in favour of Walter Hall, from the Rev. T. Handcock; 5 January 1812. No. 12.--Copy of further petition of Jane Hall, wife of Walter Hall. No. 13.--Copy of the affidavit of William Hall, the prisoner's agent; 20 February 1812. No. 14.--Copy of letter from John de Courcy, Esq. to William McKay, Esq. 21 February 1812. No. 15.--Copy of the affidavit of William Jackson; 25 February 1812. No. 16.--Copy of letter from Robert Harty to Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. 26 February 1812 [electronic resource].