Star. — London, England, 1827-10-24 00:00:00

'I E 'A R. DON. ' • • lON ".)*Kt DNEStIAY, OCTOBER 24, 1827. . 4 • STOCK . gadl ANC K, TWELVE O'CLOCK. • Citr off yesterday at 1171 j for the Accoont, this moraines bat the market appears -•A Pits rind to a io.ra opinion that Waive-will be amicably art: I.lffipff with the Tarkst also the favourable accounts by the Dail dteLisisem, tend to lamp ap.tise price of Vassals. Foreign market also remains ill a very inactive state, and .11.11 es are noggin& CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols bate Wen creeping Ilil since twelve o'clock, and may be gamed at present at 01 to' $8 Mr the Account, and for Money 411 Doyen. • . • • CITY, HALF-PAST TWO. Consols brat jest bin dam at 881. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCKv• • Hank goack.2lsg 215 4 India Stock - 5-per Cent. Red. 64 861 87j I Ditto Bonds 96 98 . epee Ct. Cons. 87) g i !South Sea Stock - Se per Cent. 951 Old Annuities Sklar Cent. Red. 931 1 New Ditto 4 per Ct. New 102 i * 11600 Exam'. BIM Oil 151 62 "4 per Cent. Scrip ;8500 Ditto 62 61 ds • 4 per Cent. 1826 1021 g 4100 and £4OO Ditto I 1 62 Loos Ann. 191 9.16 ex dlv. Consols for Acct. 117* *SS , . • FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK Colombian Bond.. 6 p Ct. 231 Mex.11d5.1825,6 p Ct. 55g , Danish lids. 6 p Ct. 611 62 ' Do. Acct. 551 ; Do, Acct. 611 Peruvian Bonds 6yt C. 24 Greek Roods, 5 p Ct. Pmts. lids. 5 p C. 991 , Do.Bds. 1825,59 Cr.l6 Ru 55.136,1822, 501 931 • ',. • bles.l:onds, 5 per Ct. I Span. Ms 54 Cl. 10 • • . PRITISH AND FOREIGN SHAKES, TWO (mum'. PHA It. PAID. General Mining Arm. 50 5 ; fri ' Potosi - La Pax & Perim. Any. 15 ; " 5 ft 162 .1! lis United Mexican 40 324, , ilt , Protector Fire . 20 2 . AL St EXCHANGES. Manama Oct: 19.-0 a Landau, 36. 4. 2s. Larissa, O c t. 15.—0 n London, 3M. 6. 10. Essms, Oct. 16 —Oa London, 3 M. 24g. Ssoaraicissi, Oct. 12.-75 days, 12. 25. • AUSTRIAN FUNDS, Vows, Jetsam's 19. Metilliques 91 11-16—hank Shares 1022. • The Lisbon Goad:es to the ISth, which arrived last . bight, contain a copy of the Decree of the Emperor Don appointing his brother Don Micon. Regent of .! 'Portugal. The Decree says, be is to goverti — conforap -ably to the terms of the Constitutional Charter. The Pipers state that the young Prince intends to visit • • Ueda) on his way to Lisbon. . . The contents of the Paris Papers which arrived last night are of some importance. The Gazette de France states, on the authority of an express from Constanti nople, hat so late as the 28th ult. the negociations of the Allied Ambassadors with the Divan still continued, and it is said, with, the appearance of a favourable result. • since the Porte bad become convinced by what had • passed at Naeatia • that:olecisise measures would be earned into effect, and tbs on 4tetatne day the Eng- lish Ambassador dispatched a Codar to his Govern. meet, to acquaint it with the new turn affairs had taken. We received this morning Hambargh Papers and the Algemeitse Zeitettg; we here only room for the fol• lowing extracts: COPENHAGEN, OCT , 13. . Mr. Jacob, who last year visited part of the Coo . rinent in order to collect information relative to the corn trade, arrived brie last seek. BERLIN, OCT. 16. Count Feming, our Ambassador to the Court of Naples, died lately at Arensberg, the seat of his brother, • where he was on a visit. He was previously.Arnbassador at Rio de Janeiro, and generally esteemed for his en. gaging manners. Dr. Bunsend, who since the departure of Baron Nie btthr from Rome has filled the post of Ambassador in that city, is come to Brain on leave of absence, and has brought with him a valuable acquisition for the new Museum, viz. the celebrated Madonna della Coloona of Baphael. STOCKHOLM, OCT. 9. The Board of Trade has published a notice which it has received, that the light house to be erected on Ar- kona, the northernmost point of Rugen, will soon be completed, and probably lighted at the end' of this month, and that it will be visible for seven or eight . miles out at sea. (German miles are doubtless meant, which will give the distance from about 3`2 to 36 miles.) COPENHAGEN, 0cr.16. The State has sustained a great loss by the death of the Ministef of State Count Christian Detleo Frederick Von ieventlow. owner of the counties of Reventlow and Christiansade. He died at the latter place on the 11th of this month. • VIENNA, OCT. 13. The Marquis de Rezenda, Brazilian Minister Pleni: potentiary at this Court, gives to-day a grand dinner Os , honour of the birth day of his Sovereign, at which bis Royal Highness the Infant Don Miguel will be present, • and to which all the diplomatic body are invited. The du after to-morrow the Infant will go to Eisenstadt, :• tobe present at the grand hunting 'party of Prince Es • tartany. Oa his return his Royal Highness will set out for Lisbon. SIESSIII A, Suf. re. Wo.learn from Palermo, that the Russian fleet arrived there *tee days oso, atul immediately sailed for Malta, to praised to the 4tchipelago. The crews and all the teems of the fleet 'appear to be very desirous to assist the Greeks. This squadron consists of tea men of war. of *bleb eve are of the line. It is stid at the whole fore/ of the Allied Powers, when it hi :tUerobled, will asiount to above 60 men of war. It, is reported that' fl division of it will be employed to blockade the port' of Alezandria.—lfarreburgh Bosseis Hall List of Oct. 19. We almost fear that the ptimarrnrigin the mem. meet's and operations of the Powers surronOing To' kay —.the state of Greece --will be lost sigh` amidst the complicated considerations and mast subsequent events which, joined as it were by sallnivehaio of con necting links, hate one by oat followed i n nii “ no i on , till the Glecian and Asa Christian cause has merged into a threatening umlifirmating broil bekusgs/os. land and Turkep • tato seem to have aid "Aiwa, osl d once dwiken dfF s easily as it indeed become, hit a pr.., _ erf European Powers revolve : it is acs sort of pretext for some, and a sort of stake whereat to be baited. Tbe most unaccountable part of the allied skieniekiti the attack of Russia on Persia. Here NicuoLsw-mmis (without some latent policy lies concealed) to lea•6 l acted a most impolitic and unwise part, that is,She- AUTOCRAT be sincere in his attack on Tut key, which to doubtless is. Persia and Asia Minor have long been at diggers drawn; political and religious differences, difference in national character, and constant.jealotsq, •have long ago cleated and continued a grossing gad 'iinplaiable resentment., Now the Asiatic Turks ars 'likely •to add materially to the Turkish force, and in crease the resistance to Russia. Persia, therefore, by hernatural position, and for the causes stated, wotild have proved a most farourable ally. However, Russia seems to prefer them sm-enemies. Successful is Ink attempt she can never br. Again and again, from cient days to modern times, have Powers, more Is. midable than Russia's untrained, roogh and barbarous ] troops, essayed the conquest of Persia, and each several time have failed ; and when we member an ALEXANDER' and a NAPOLEON among her / wqpaccessful foes, we • imagine N ICHOLAS . 11101,41ardir I 1 41146 1 43650 forma out-doings. the ly ...sseness, - rf kisdaass, and of intelligence* Her figure is, excellent. It is tall sod well proppytton4; Ad bar Ono. which is as judicious as it is eno.!e*t, i well calcu• laced to set off her personal attractions. Her voice is less powerful than many which we have heard ; but wa recollect none more melodious. 'Madame V ertears'ep• feared, as usual, in the character of Artaxerxes. She sang exquisitely well, and .she gave to' the debutante `(throwing aside all little feelings of iiva'ry) every' as• iistance which it was in her power to afford. The audience saw, and did not undei-rate the kiadnCss.•-- SAPIO was the Aliases of the eveuiog. He-sang the' recitative. with taste and feeling : his airs were not so well executed. THE lluitt • Lapp Frrancrr Sonassreliaava—laird Pyre*** Sousasa7 , as Military Secretory to the Crismeanou-ss-Csizar, weft "Muses DJs list yesterday. at his Mee in the Horse Gulf*. Xicrutreatie. General St.soa, Lieutenant Comore. andeboat AO Giber Odletost transaeted military business with his Lordship.. A Detachment beloeging to the 64th Regimes:tier Foot marched this looming from Westatinater, for .Bristol, on smite to Ceth., A Detachmest beigeging to the 6501. Itegu.iA Inrautr7 laWd" * this Discoing from. Westminster,tor Bristol. on route to Nnas. A Detocianasmbeloesiegco the 79th Regimen! of Foot marched fhb awituing from Winstritaisser, for Bri4ol, on route to •Belfor. A Detachment belongbis tp the 95th ant. of Infantry marebed this morning frosn'Westminster, for Tfriitol, oh route'tu Tirane. A Detachment belonging in thc.99ih Bev. of Foot marched this morning from Wednaloster, for Bristol, on route to Clare Cast/E. 'A DetaChment belonging toThe 96th Rest. of Istfantiy marched tkia morning from Westminster, for Bristol• on route to Piymbistb. A Detachment of the 71-t Reglmeitt is note on ill room Slum Chatham to HaLL. • ,~, The 1/emit Companies ofthe . d3d Regiossat left Matto% yester day morning, for Omer. The 61st Regiment irritteti 31 Chatham on Taewlay:from Dublin. Major-General site Hon. Sir W. G. liaisons made-his italf.yenty insr etion of the Reserve Cu:minters of the 4th, or the Kin'. own Regimens, under the comma's! of Captain flows ar, at Trismisoth, 0.1 the 16th lamed, when be wat.pleased to etm en himself highly gratified with their state of disclaim and interior eeostowey. • ell the citcumataritep „.. , COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. TH A.! 0 led of a nagl iata liftts Huouni, whose +lilies haenitteeP 01 meth rterte , ...- riorbe altogether ji i ll provincial iiiparr, 'air` ei g ht made lift . ea . ;Imitable. Gtarce • spare, twit metropolitan inlefieno+, aid rrortiSthit lay k 116 . whit the affair. thw kind *jogs which hive lief ettiforo INekslid of her aboak a centre point--;-i had they foundation in dint: SheaPfearedia thlilia.i . t ou i t of stake for taken cult character of Illarnalane, in Dr. AAR N ell opera of Ar- which fasciae', and shi playted it admirably. Her feature' are __ _ .. - not ittonglt trailed; but there is about them . much nj 'mu" ! 615 ILT CIRCULAR. The Duke of CsiassOs strived at tins residence in the Admiralty yesterday, from bis seat In Basil , Park. His Royal Highness remained in town till five o'clock in the afternoon, when the Duke left town on his return to gushy. The Princes% SOrHIA 111ATILDA came to town yestealay diernlog from her residence on 111arlheath. Her Royal Highness ;Plated the Princess At:corns, and afterwards proceeded to tire apse. meuts of the. Princess Sorsa*. in the King's Palace, at Kensington. The Loao cpAscrti..L.as visited Viscount GODZILICII yesterday, at hie residence in Downing-street. Prince Dant, the Russian Ambassador:had an intirvien'inrlth the Karl of llt.mse, yesterday, at the Office et thellieeretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Prince Errtemssr, the Austrian Am. baasador, also transacted business at the Foreign Mee. The LOB D Cif AOCi uo II and Mr. Tisanes- visited the Zeil of Delmer yesterday, at the !outgo Ofee. Mr. Heineman left town yesterday morning fog Sotthintn3 Suffolk, the Wai a the Marquis of Hattetroan, on a visit* ne the - - Nei& Marquis for some days. BRIGHTON, 0cr. 98. The house of the late Mr. CAWNSUG was pot op to auction this morning, b? Mr. Creasy, add was-fmally knocked down for 4,2001. The first bidding was 3,0001.' which is the sum originally given by Mrs—Camels/in for the house, previously to the great improvements that were tattle, at a cost of 1.50C1. ..Preparations are mak ing at the Pavilion to.have every thing in readiness for the reception of his NIAJIISTY4 but no positive order have yet been received on toe . subject. The town, is full beyond precedent. VOILILocr. 23. •r• The Duke and Duchene of Sr. At4.9ett arrived in this city ori'SaturOar afternoon, on their return from a tour to the Lakes. They stopped it. the Black Swaa Hotel, and were immediately welcomed to our ancient cit) by the tinging of the bells of St. Martin, Coney. treer, and the lee peal at the Cathedral. On lay morning the Duke aid Duchess breAkfasted with the Rev. W. V. Vsarion and afterwards attended Divine Service at the Cathe dral. At the clOse at the Service. i they viewed the curiosities with which thirdpiniatent• pile abounds, and in the afternoon they sertrist for dm, • Place, at Bishopihorpe. • FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. The Earl and Countess of Aboyne and Family, in Charles street, Berkeley.square, from their seat in Scotland; Lord Bing ham, at the Albany, from a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. Ringsaiill, at their residenpe in Cavendish-square, from Brightest; the Rev. Josh. Ashton, at Fenton's Hotel. St. James's -street, from Nor. folk ; William Sitwell, Esq. at ditto., from Paris; iklme Rat cliffe, Esq. at the Royal Hotel, from a tour; the Marquis of Queensberry, at ditto, from Twicketritam; Colonel Macdonald, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook -street, from Paths; J. Powlett, Birk at ditto, from Salop; the Hon. T. Scott, at ditto, bolo a tour; A. Campbell, Esq. at Fladoag's Hotel, from Cbeitealmoi; Chariot M , Caul, Esq. at ditto, from Surrey ; Mr. and Ma,. At.' gell, at ditto, from a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Knight, at the jiraisW wick Hotel,. Jermyn.street,. from Kent; N. Hubbard. Rua. be. ditto, from Newmarket; W. Campbell, Esq. at ditto, from Kral . , J. Jiirkwap, EA, at ditto, from Ireland; Colonel and Mrse Pr/04J at 'Marshal ThoMpson's.Hotel ; filarquip de liartacina, at do. Heysham, Ea+ at ditto; Edward . Buiwer, Esq. at ditto; J.' ' Hares, Esq. at +ditto. CHANGES. • • Mr. Caleraft, M.P. froria.Haoovor-equare,lor his seat is DrOart shire: Sir W. W. Wynn, Batt.M.P..from.his sear, Wyeasty. far Powla,Castle, anti from thence on a tour; Mrs. Hdare;in Cumber land -street, from Tunbridge Wells; Lionel Harvey, V-sq. for Tula.- bridge Wells, from Sunning Hill; Mts. Robert leaver, from Parte, i for Wenvoe. Castle, Gamorgansbire ; Lord Moning, at bit mat., Tyoningbam House, near Dunbar, boat a tour • Lord Nugent, to Lis seat, -I.lileys,• Hocks; Colonel hladaa tour; Mrs. Madam, front Marshal Thotripion's Hotel; Caveisclisk-eseare. LitcisSeld ;1 S. Cuinbletoir, Esq . . from ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Rgortaa; from the Hyde Park Hotel, Hyde Park.ploce, , for their seat,itoebee Cages, near &Mallory ; Mrs. and Miss Barton, from. ditto, for Tunbritlgo Wells; Mts. and ttli.tiDaabwood, from ditto, for Canterbury; and 'Mrs. Whitter,diernditto,for Brighton • Lord Vaughan. (nod ditto; Richard Foreter, Esq. front ditto, frfiChatitookam ; Ca Laroche, R. N. from ditto, for Hertford shire riVtryon ditto, on a tour ; Sir. Wm. Burroughs, Bart. from she dioyal St. James's -street. to Ireland; George thompson, lip. from ditto, to Sou th ampton ; Mr. and M r. . T. J. Foster from the lie iii HoteVJermyn-street, to Parrs • Captain Forbes, front ditto, Paris; the Rev. J. Parrs , from Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brooks street, on a - Soar; Mr. and Mrs. Meneowe and Son, front the Brunswick Hotel, Jerrnyo.street, fur Oxford ; Captain llopetotolt from ditto, for Falmouth ; the Bishop of Salisbury, front Hotel, Jermyn-street, for the Palate, Salisbury; Captain Dun. comb*, from ditto, for Ireland ;'the Rev. Mr. Boyle. from Fla . doogs Hotel, Oxford-street, 40 a tour; Edward Osborne, tram, + ditto, on a tour; Robert Banner, Esq. trap dictator Scotland. ; in consequence uf • his elevation to the Earldom of L. uildford.the Reverend Fein' Name tthi:tesigned his Stall in imbrue, Cathedral; retaining foe the present the valuable me tes of-Southampton and Alrestord, and the Mastership of SZillt. Crew, netting togetiserabopt Ammo y e ar. Yesterday morningassuwasn in the dress ale sailor was passing along Totbill,uppet, Westminster, be suddenly I fell back,and reasainedirsotionless for several minutes. The extraordinary appearance of. the man attracted the attention of the passengers. who immediately *tut uP and conveyed , hint into the shop of a surgeon, whet.: ike asiortnnale man eapiredinathort time. NAVA L. INTELLIGENCE. So great is the skilless which prevails among wawa in the port of London, that the Grampus hospital ship, off Greenwich, lass at this.time upwards of 190 on board. . The following letter-was rioted ,st Lloyd's this moroint ; " General Steam Navigation Company,* Ofilee, 24, Crotched Friars, Oct. 1827. ." Sad—Tlie Hey hon. Steam packet, arrived froze BIM. buret at one A. sa. She left Ctichaven on Sunday afternoon; saw .the Sir Edward Banks off the Texel on Monday morning; yester day, at one.r. as. site fell La with a new brig, totally dammed, In tow of a cod smack, snaking for Coln, near klarwicb. The brig was from Hamburgb, bound to LontloiSy . with*a Opera cargo, sad' has been un shore on. the Middle. '• I am, Sir, your obedient 'errant, (Signed) " CHAS. BESSEL, Secretary.' " To John &marl', Ess.Lloyd's." Faa.trarru,.oci. 22.—WiwiS.toS.S.F..—Off port, the Ceylon, Daus, (ruin c.cyllan; and Lb: Hanah packet, Surma, from Lis. ban, in eight days. Arrived front Loudon the Freitag Frieling, MADOI, fur St. Michael's; Sprightly; Elwin's, kir St, Michael's. .Sailed the Duke or Kent picket, LawitoriscaJor*Litbon";* Duke of York packet; &tett, for St.'Dontrntr,• 3:asales, and Vera Cruz ; and Sphyux packet, Paisattitass. for Buenos Ayres. PLYMOUTIT, Ccr:.2t-L-Wind E.—Arrived the Diligence, Ktae, from Cadiz ;' Francis, 6 tititrir,.• from St. Thomas 'S ;' end Victor, War, from Cadiz . ff 'poet; the Egton. La Flame, front La brador. . . , • . Portsmourn, Oct. 43 Wind S. S.S.W.-LAythed fr o m Loudon the Wellesley, Tantam; for iainaica ; atteiltitisis Onion; Pow's, for Cadiz. DIAL, OUT. 25." Wind S. by W.—Arrived. from London the Walbge, WALLACC for Nasiau ; Dosothei, Cams, foi Ore. nada ; Chieftain, PITTERION, for. St. Vincent's; Nancy, Seim, for Jamaica ;. traltoun, PAiravu.t.a, lot Dominica ; anal Active, Pitaasoa, for Antwerp. Au tventhe Paul Pry, 'EORSTeI, from Satirua ; and True Love, Waztom from Oporto. •• • . Accounts received/ram' Calcutta et ate; that, on the 96[0 of August, l',4BohOusee were destroyedby 6re, The spirit of enterprive appears to have revived in. 'the United States. A Polar Expedition, wider Capt. Reynolds, is in a forward state ; and Captain Ciintling. ham • has succeeded in proceeding to St. Diego St. Pedro (California) in Shia teen months, from Sf. Louis, 'Missouri. . - • Extlact of a Letter from Elves, in Portugal, data 5,.1827: r -a 'We are hireptisfeefly quit, and have an excellent gairivon ; all staunch to the cause of the Constitution. They are in number about 4,000. ' The inhabitants and country people are, however, full. of invectives against the Charter. As to Freemaions, and the fiiends of S.aldadsa r they are claim hated." • Lord Towvisesu, Secretary to Cnaassa I. was die person who first introduced the use of turnips into' England ; but the Romans, it appears, in the early age of their republic, lived much upon this root. Tuesday seanight the Ducl:ess of Cimino"' arrived . , at Gordon Castle, in company with the Marchioness of Coes vrAtsts and tier two daughters. The Magistrates'ansi -Tewn Council of Inverness. at ; a meeting *ld on Tuesday. adopted the sesolution of • retroflex Mr. GIIANT, M.P. for this district of burghs, . to exert•all his influence in obtaining a modification of i the enormous tax on insurances against fire, when the s6bject may be brought before Parliament. - It is staged in a letter from Tarragona that Frew neap las begun to manifest great coolness towards CAI.OII ARDS, at whose illatigatioP he dismissed the late Saperimendeat of p.•lice. RECACHO. Tile offence of this Minister is now known to have been 'the 'feithlia pictuie Which he gave She KING of the distracted state of Spain, and his'advisingtheimiliediate pa/mutation Of a Constitutional Chatter. • •• - • • - A patent has- been granted to-a person ins Somers Tnwm fora machine for making shoes, gloves, cape, ,antl vorimts other art i cles of leather. !tom. one piece, - without seam. ilitnnovnosta.- fresh instance of the fatal effects i f this d:eulftil . disease mem red at Castlebir on Thur. '.day night, when Sergeant : Major Wallace, of the 754 rliegimeut, quat tet id in Cattlebar, died, in Conrquenco, 0. a ppeari f p 1 a bite received twelve mootMs ago from. ,his,own dog. • A sew line of road has been M . easnieti by direction. of the 'Post Office from Devizes tovtards Ltlndon, which leaving Murlbotongh on the left, and passing thaough Morton and Greet .Bedwin, would shorten the distance eight railer. - • • • . . . . Yesterday tbe,inqtrest,on are body of James M'Cle ry was resumed at the Workhouse of St. George's Parisb, SJuthwark,. when evidence was called to show, that the woman Driscoll had acted with inhumanity, in leaving the unfortunate man in the street, where-he died. The . Jury returned a verdict of Manslaughter against Mary, Driscoll ands man unkno.wn.—.Driscoll was commit ted to prison for 4ial. Yesterday morning, between oncend two o'clock, as a Gentleman was proceeding along St. John's-street tOad,.beirig at the tinterather in liquor, a "decent looking young man snatched hit wet chfrotwhis fr b. The alarm heists given,he was sec ure sl antaken to the:watch house. TRIAL OF THE REV. ROBERT TAYI.6. OF THE CHRISTIAN EV[DR SOCIETfi. COURT OF RING'S BENCH—THIS DAY. us being the day appointed for the trial of the named Rev. Gent'small, the eateries, of ti e _ was crowded long before the doors were opens which took place a little after Rine o'clock; whea. 4 simultantous rush was made; and ihery itto!from •iKh the slightest sight of the proceedings coald be obtained was instantly taken possession of. The galleiy nes is fact, complettly crowded, and hundreds were sees 'attiiodsly waiting outside the Court for the retain.—. There Port a number of. Ladies in Court so early asi quarter past nine u's.lock. At ten o'clock ba l d T n . VIRDEN took his seat on the Bench, sad a Special jury was es or n. in to try the ease. The king apart Ttyl6l t►as thin called. Th e defendant was sitting in his clerical *oen on the *scat usually occupied by the attorneys, and some difficulty lasing °cowe d in obtaining a Jury, the defendant •rat absented to smil: repeatedly. The Jury was at l engt h sworn. Mr. PARK opened the case, and state] that ti d F f,,d adi stood indicted fur miming blasphem ed words of and nonce' sting our sacred religion, Ste. Mr. SeaILETT addressed the Jury, and went Mole Minute detail of the circumstances that had charm. teased the conduct of the defendant .when admits his heaters, and oa which the present ch arge vu proceeded to call t& otte r n he tion Le r:f ril t e h d e JuryGentk t r ol l i th i a g n e ion t l h a , w e it n a bo s e it am. appe the n d ai ronsti t to case. He did not obje c t to any sober discu . • ri cer . tain points, so long as that was not ,acceded; betaini• persons, in defiance of all religion, da re d to aif i l n aw as : a ffi ll c i e n tt o to ur in h tev oly fere. Mr. Lylor r it epPeared, was a Member - of the Church of England —in fact, Iwe the Gentlenian before one unblushingly p r idi ng wait in his relics of disgrace, and this toe in the ( ai d d i t„ undoubted fact, that he could-not deny the truth of allegation, that a man was left to ring a bell, naus ea call out, that if there were any one who would drip the doctrine prop:graded bathe lecture—it he • forward, he Avoid be beard. He ' adverted to the advertisement published dant, In which he stated that he would,' pronounce a PHILIPPIC against.the Church of England. Thomas Collins (examined by tl ans.) stated as follows-I am beadle. I Witt oh Sunday, the Sd of February, street I found a meeting, called the ing, formerly called : called thethristian Evidence Brciety down, and hive it now here took r' twelve O'clia, and. took it to the , Ward ; Mr—Taylor calledon me about 'the afternoon, and'told me that he that I had taken down a paper, and you destroy ray properly? If you wanted one, I would have given it • pleasure:",—(The bill was heri put The -defendant at. ths close of that the notes *shoal* Istalect 'read, ingly 'Examination continued.—On the lowing I went to the Areopagus. admission, rind, received a ticket, sal at theintlet-skerni.‘. tht'entering the about 'atundred persons present, wt wards . to arras* of two hundred, sons of from the most wader of advanced age, among whom • . very young females. There was abort fifteen feet wide, and in front insignias .nf a star and crown oa o'clock in the evening, Mr. Taylor platform and was received with dressed io a Clergyman's black time a person named Thomas into thefulpit ; Mr. Brushfield u in Union-street.—(The Court was the audience chasplained of the cheers had sti,sirled,-hls: Binshfie Chairman; after ringing his bell, Orator will speak case the testimony riesses on the Christian Religion," then rose, and said, if theprofessor. ligion could.have produced a more Dr. Chalmers, they would have words I put dotes were, " Shall' soul, and that for Jews?. tsay on to state, in diajuacirve sentences, Testament was not kaowd in other offensive passages, which been received with cheers and nets proceeded : I —The authority to the Gospel- 7 the Gospel is fL then took op the New Testament, the 2 Corinthians . vi. 3, which he once was as fullows—u The dut; preach—the duty of the bearer is great laughter . in the meting, which the defendant uttered various other 1 .- to ridicule the Godhead. One particular as follows :—" I should like to know witriersis 'between-the bead and 'I his holidays hi the wilderness? 1 the pigs, or the pigs drown* the Dew ship the Lamb who taketh away 'worship the pigs ;" which was al mense laughter and cheering. Mr, to the itd Timothy and 16th verse, commented in a similar'strain, observing, ander the coppersmith beat out the Apostles' in •thi wilderness." Fresh laughter. The 'oat l'took down Were, 41 Chfistianity is a wicker chievous fable." Mr. Taylor at 'length sat della. the Chairman said, is there any Gentleman ' illiog or able to answer the Rev. Orator; if he may depend upon being fairly heard? Hut answering, Mr. Taylor again rose, and he tie name of Alezandet Fletcher; but no one Taylor then said, u 1 shall adjourn theaneetio, [shall attend on Tuesday next—the subject will from a.new work, and advertised in the Sunday next." The meeting, after cheering departed. Cross-examined by the Defendant—Do you 'n the New Testament? Lard will 20i allow that By the Defendant—Witnerrt bad hastri eaaa•( sation'to tbe day in question %Alai:be de to to borne taars.—Aidtratan Atkins bad eisected to attend the meeting.' Ihttl fold minty ' treob of the ) d td enit o la t e l ring a bell, aid tu g who would dea lt ) * be !wild come e (Mr. Sculp t ) then bhshed by the t doctrine, be. o f the the Soractroa.Gua die of Aldgam Ward; cal!, and is Cannon the Areopage Male ; it bad bantams.* ciety ; I tore the hi )11 the bill dose about the Almon of t h a about three o'clock he had been inform and said, Why dd rota had told me yes it you with thegreatet tat in and mid) al the readies desired ead, this was med. . • the sth Faunal fel t. 1 paid- one *bliss rhich I gavot°a per the -Chapel diets • • which increased a 'ed, consisting of uder years up to • m were a nutter .as a table and • front a pole with oa it. Abort Ceylon caw an lib cheers. lye k gown; at the Das Brushield • anon and • s here so crowded, eta pressure) —After ield read i prayer; , said, 0 Tbe —. ony of subsequent • &c. Etc.; Mr. Ts/ us of the Chiittian. ! ore able adepts/ re dons so; the GOD lay pricer° no.' The slimes' Dteners, that the II }2q% and he 'described to laughter. The wt r or .St. Pad ia • • fatal to St. Palk se t ot tlid. t' 1 the :Atitt H escher relentaet i Meat. "• This is which was repeated der passages, t"" aarticular sentence mow wbo weretbe d Christ wh en he s. Did the Devil dro Devil? When ire y oor sins, we Ought also followed with bit. Taylor then tar tete, on which be • observing, that 0 A • at the Apdstks' hoer. The "nest won y is a wicked and • t 'length sat down. • ny Gentleman p Irv. Orator ; if then . rly heard ? But no • use, and he Called • ; but no one anis • Jr n theineeting• so t he subject will be ' rd in the EsawiPi r , er cheering Ht. TI P wlant—Do Yog b els. allow that qttestk' n * lad had a poor con r the defendant, la its had oirected *IL told many pens) 1,0 I