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LITERATURE, ARM AND SCIENCES. a m cheskr ; a Poo*. •By the Author of " Row," ..1 the " Vale of Menuotati," post Bvo. Edinburgh LJaind London. 1823. The author of Clara Mester is a retired officer, who, w hile fighting the battles of - Itis country, courted the Mme,; nor has he sued in vain. His - Poem abounds with incidents that occurred in the eventful life of a 501... di m uqj of descriptions of the varied scenery which hrilet w i t h in serving his country in all the four guar. - . ms of the globe. There is a delicacy of sentiment and a ',Ali t/ of imagination displayed throughout the Poem,, which ret uffr it peculiarly interesting. The followin,g g wei, t hough of a less cheerful cast thin the rest.of the pw are tender and romantic : • oh ! transitory world--Oh! fleeting hour • 0/Beauty's prime, that like the virgin flower peeps from the wintry bosom of the vale, porn but to smile, and perish ha-the gale! Oft in the glittering ball, where ramble.feet Flew like a feathery shower of mountain sleet, Aid circling groups appeaed In Fancy's dream, ics wreath of roses floating on the stream; • in pensive mood I mark'd the current fry, health oh the cheek, and rapture in the eye, And shedamidst that festiVe net* a tear, To think perlia2s within one little year O'er some sweet form the dismal grass shall wave, And careless childhood dance upon her graie. The charms of youth and sparkling beauty pan like leaves that glitter on the frosted Oats. How sweetly pure, on cool December's morn • Those tender webs the,iiovrery pane adorn! The swallow's bosom glancing to the light, ale shew'd a plume mote delicate and bright; Such careless elegance! Snob madders grace! vac Flora's light and rosy hand can trace • Noe lovely former—bet mark the glowing sun Bean on the film by. fairy fingers 2:1 •.• The spell dissolves, the deeming is o'er, And winter's pictured gandee blooms se more; Soatch'd prematurely from this ~WS geese, As the scythe lays the blossom oil tbevoso, st y , One victim of remorseless Death The soknui truth more'deeply in my Each Sabbath morn, When bells with. Snail /wee the Christian to that holy • _ , _•• .. • • • Where the broad branches of the lieweselibileill . • O'er the lost !serest, sister, child, or friend,' '.%•,..- s. I pause in sorrow at one silent tomb, That shrouds the wreck et beauty's faded bits, • She, who beneath that mound of chilly clay • Wow sleeps, was once the gayest of the gay : Ber sylph-like form, night as sepbyr's wing,. Bounded to joy with life's elastic spring. , Whene'er she came, the tear of s adn essflew, Chased by her smile, like sunshine ea the dew i Ike loved the merry dance, and sparkled there glinrivall'd 'midst the graceful and the fairs She wedded—but the peal had SUM* rung Jay to the old, and promise to the rens& Iften pale disease insidious stole, unseen, Like the cold mildew as the waving green, And tie sweet splendour of the nuptial rose, Was shortly &amid in wintry death to close. Now moans the wind among the rattling weeds, - Aed at each gust the wand i rbg fancy isad• Treat pleasure's balls, where once she shone to bright, Te that low call beneath, where, quench% Its night, And free from mortal hopes and ent i y/sin, ]repose the bet remains of sprightly MILD ICI N , The following substances, not yet found in the Ltaido* Pharmacopceia ought certainly to have a place c= Arisinisie Banteniee, Worm-seed.—A strong decoction sodas an enema, is particularly recommended by Mr. C. IffiCleth• bits first volume on female diseases, as one of the best eillliedirei the an be employed to destroy aacarides. I have baguet* Vied *spelt, and can bear ample testimony to the conect=l2 task's opinion. The pease try of Booth Wales give the tamely bruised, sod mined with limey, in the hem of 'WNW% as a common domestic medicine against worms, whit)) is mid to prove the most effectual remedy. Berberis Cortex, Inner Bark of the Hutchinson (late editor of the Medical and Animal) In. timed me, that he bad found an infusion et this bask eeilienisrli serviceable es an aperient in jaundice; and dime tic reconenseeda tim, I have also experienced front its me the mest decided Wyse. tip in Uterus, and other disordered steel or the elrykpeistis elk en, attended wish a paucity of bile in the insesinsi anal. Cebehe, Cobebs, or Java Pepper—Mr. Alleys be. Limit it I. Pticical Observations en thellse of the Cabin in the Cem ot Gonorrhea."' . Many other Practitioners maintain a faimirebist *ion Of its influence in the same disease. Dr. likebed and Mt., beet (the present editors e the Landon Medical and Pilsen; haul) speak of it as " a very valuable median/a" add give, the' tusk of a correspondent's experience at Wolverhamktoo, which it dtegetber highly in favour of the remedy. It is observed, tkat aCk pepper is rendered nearly inert, .by remaining king in a, m!• desiteast, probably ,by. the evaporation of Its volatile all, Lesion Medical and Physical Journal for Oct. 1822,, p. 3x7: T P 6is meek may account far its failure in some case, 2n4 would - seem . to ieditite the propriety of always givin.jlt in she form of iridehmottint all its active qualities unimpaired by ieefflilp knee lidstrelly found cubebs speedily einem:kin. in goner:ilia, *ben ft; ern ghee early in the disease,ul before the etc of alter It halskeinen found efficacious in brucoitlices and In Don it Get, therefore, deserv e to be restored to the hit of the Mat.. ► lielliss3--for it once tad a place there.,-7Med• ft 4saIitciTCHISON' , AI4D TFIE ISIIILLBANK TENITENTIAirt • PIOM TER LAST NUMBER oi tits tospoN MEDICAL AND PHYSICAL JOURNAL. The minutes of the evidence before the t.uss....— ef else Rouse of Cornmoni, on the subject of the Peni tentiary at Millbank, extends to no less than 399 folio Pages: much of this we have toiled through, but, such /sine conflicting nature-of the testimony upon the me dical points, that we confess ourselves unable to come to any satisfactory conclusion ; nor, indeed, do we think that the evideoce before us affordi sufficient data to sa tisfy the judgment of an impartial inquirer. It is not, therefore, oar intention to enter upon this question at Pie!ent ; but there is another point, Which we eatinbt allow ourselves to pass over in silence, open as the pages •r cein.3burnal are, and we trust will ever be, to support the dignity and honour of the medical profession, by vindicating the character of its members. It isippos sible to read the voluminous papers before us without feeling convinced that the charges against Mr. Hutchi son were of the most vetatious "kind: not directed against hikprofessional talents, -- net against his zeal and attention,—not againit his humanity cod kindness, ifor on ail these points lie was invulnerable,) —but an attempt was made to prove that, oh one solitary OCC4- lion, lie had made his evening visit in a state of ine esietY : and that he evinced a general indisposition to communicate with the superior officers of the establish meat. The first of these charges was fully disproved before the Committee of the House of Commens,--nOt unerely as reptas the general . habits of Me. Hutchison* but even with respect to the particular evening in goes' 'Onn : while, with regard to the second, there is not the slightest evidence whatever of the disinclination to open and free communication basing existed on his part. The following is the statement of the CosnmitNS of the Rothe of Commons: " Yoe: Committee hare also inquired km the 0260 . 4 . 418 11.* 1 atimal °Lae late medical aupetintendant, a veelliaiero-the WO« %dole neatened against biotin Nay and June, 181111. andlibik Pet at eke sultect. your Committee think k their duty mann% that eke testillMy atilt the Member. of tbe kfr-tagiog Coodakkb as ' ".." save • - of the *A Mb& 7: lieve been eia mine& speak must favourably • , I mina between hint and Me.lilialwor •s hit t si t it teeter, which, fot tlietoodeg this noose in the situation he Ailed give no opinion on the cans* eribase t" a l ts let their ealetenee is to them a Wildest primer lot to on together amicably, or with that awn. device which their respective situations of goccuity • When it is considered that Mr. Hutchison gran 'tuitously for three years and a half; and that, at the end , of that time, being offered SOOL aleir for his services, he accepted only of 2001. and that, during seven years Constant attendance, his • conduct had, in the words of 'the Committee, been rcmai kabli for • " skill, kindness, and attention," we cannotbut regret that that skill, kind!. new, and attention should have been so rewarded. Mr. , Hutchison, it it to be remembered, was dismissed by the,Committee of the Pegitentiary, .before the paella= mentary inquiry into his conduct; and that acquittal by the Committee of the House of Coinmons thus be, comes unavailing,except as regards the vindication of his character. With regard to his professional cha racter, as influenced by these proceedings, we beg , to give the following ante: 0 nrarrzaatt., milieu is, trade` . ' * Sze—l am directed by Mr. Secretary Peel to acknowiedgbiw receipt of your letter of this day's date, in which you request that be wfU either lay the correspondence herein inelosed before the House of Commons, or take some other means of vindicating your , professional character to that House. And Mr. Peel desires me to acquaint you in reply, that no th ing whit& had passed in'tlia lieuse 2 of Commons tended to ttrow.the slightest imputation open, your professional character- nor has any communication been made • to hinhdirectly or indir ectly, imputing the present disorder in tie Pe nitentiary to your wale vtakill or astentims.-4 hose the honour to be, Si, your moss obedient humble servant, . ' • : . "H. 110BHOME." • That all the Members Of the Cornniittee of the Peni. tentiarylid' not coincide in the nseasores adopted, will, hppear from the folloving eztract•of a letter from. Mr. WM. Morton Pitt: .: . .. - _ i _ .0 Feeling as Dr. Hoehn= has felt,enet 041 feels, I cannot di's? Inner anything objectionable in his eapresslen of those feelings, or la the cone of that letter, which bas caused kin: to be dismissed jboats-his situation; and s j:idging from what I have myself observed 0( his attention to tie performance of his dudes, and tram his cha. *sat torso asioy yeas, I cannot, consistently with what I cea se be the truth, diagtdse - the opinions' . have formed, that un eireanutanees have caused steps to be taken, weal ; and I mest *say that it appearsto me undeservedly, do cesesetee." , hie & y —and, in another place, 44 I certainly am of opinion .. that Dr. Hutchison has received harsh ireament and undeserved injury." - ' -". ' • In quoting ‘ theae expressions, we do but echo the sen timents of an unprejudiced persons who have taken the trouble to inquire taco the facts; and, while we believ? that those Gentlemen who were appointed in his place' have 1U) very enviable situation, we confidently tru* rdlittittillovernment frill not permit an'old and zealous 'servant to suffer for charges of which he has been ac quitted by the Parliament. • azl=lliddips- :.. - THE REV. C. C. COLTON. - • • ---1...- . Yesterday being the day appointed for the final era illination of this GeatleaSan under the commission of bauikroptcy sued out against him,_ the ball, where the meet, in Basinghall-street, was crowded at an early boon—The Commissioners present on the occasion were John Beauclerk, John.Dyneley, * and Jef fries Sprenger, Esqrs. Some expectations were entertained, that Mr. Cohen himself would, if in the Country, make his appearance nt this examination, to avoid the serious consequence of Mk absence; or that at least some account would be Oven to the meeting as to the truth or falsehood of the various reports of his having been lately seen in Lon- Aunt bat nothing of the subject was at all mentioned at the nameOng, and his absence, therefore, remain* as. unacconneed kr as before. Very few debts were proved on this occasion. The following were the on , creditors that appeared : MeuriLlioare and o. bankers, 28 4 21.155. 7d. Messrs. Lubbock and Co. bankers, 431. Bs. 6d. Mr. Smith, oil men, Blackman-street, Borough, 16i. 10s. Mr. Char man, jeweller, Piccadilly, for diamonds and rubies, 2661. 3s. 10d. Mr, Wheeler, of Crutched-friars, wine merchant, 4401. • • Mr. Gale, the Solicitor to the consinission, objected to the debt of Mr. Wheeler; but this Gentleman swore that - the eine wastapplied by his clerk to. Mr. Colton,, and dolt he Mr• Vjbliaer, bad no idea or suspicion that. the Re*. GOtlittitats dealt in wine or any other trade, but ; chat.?* ikatitecf it' il ilelly ; for his own nsu—The debt was then ieltrilitesl i ' `• : Mr.:l'homasllawkifslotthe Strand, jeweller, . and , Mr. Gassiot, of Mnelt-lank.wine-mercbant, were ap- ' pointed • assignees.—Tise usunl, - .tinse baying* elapsed withinit the batikrap re grehriag to hiz•cominission, the Commissioners di' Pt thelormil proclamation of outlawry Shisaldle*ade against him in the hall, at the hour of tarelve last night: - . Thirteen mails from theContineat were doe on Mons. . day morning, and only titer from France arriv'ect in the course of the ,day. Yesterday, eleven foi:eign; untili were due, viz. Flanders two, OullistartWo.- Hanshittgh, three, Gottenburgh four.. • - ..„ ,_.- , . Yesterday-the Luau bilarchileld*Ctioif af. Alder.' Men at Guildhall, for the dispatcher general buiineie, previous to the Christmas recess, aillisich Mr. Basteas- Folio, the saeood clear to die Sittig Justices at Guild.: hall, was appointed principal clerk; in the room•of Mr. PAYNE, deceased; and the pert Coon was appointed for the election of a successor to Mr. Bassissiolb. - • - 4 zi It is perhaps not generally known that Miss Bafyfik to whom Captain PARRY IS SO much BtUli.fielL ' .4,0 daughter of Mr.,Baciwx, , the proprietor of the Y of Jarrow, in the County e Durham, forinerly • ing to the late Stacie Ticts.ri,s, Esq. if Hyltoo V.,0*. , • Efforts to serve. she Greeks, we observe Withyrat satisfaction, are rapidly exteinding thronerthe, coo 4 - 4, The cause has been warmly Woused aF,W: t i l g l rffff. ;' and at Cambridge, a public subscriPtiep_ hiallic/ 8 headed by a liberal donation from the Chancellor of 1604 Friday last, two warrants front the Castle sof Easter, were issued aping Major 4-..., of Withy-combe Itia . Leigh, / - the is ~Poeillsltetil4 , E— -. otf woolbOYt .• 1 ~• , . kW!. New of wat, ttkes dis theuce to the Co - __ -- --__ _ Sir A. I. CIMANN G.C.B. will succeed Vice.Adrulifel- . Siiittifantaros, Berk. aft Governor of Newfoundland. :•• . . 4 4144; _. A boat, intuited " listonwkh i chf London, Rola. Brook, Muter," has been pied vi In St. lye's thy. Ships . at /3plthead.—thissae, Lama; CAtt.loll4 and AlirtZtAo4 In Harbour.... Qum Caustorric , .Aesiott, -Priainos, himtati Tweim, - . Haissza; Aaacuire, Aihmennietass; Panectoos. 1 14 110 a9 . Croup,. nesse,: andairootalo. t ' ~,. '• • • ~.i --/ . Tio CAMIRIDGi o W e Captain l. Mauro, sating DOW Daly niinneV, will afflre it l'ortintitiftin a Alsit Or etenite embark the "evil/ appointed Consuls. fee: the .South' American Indspendebs States. These Gentlemen;andliteir families, are 57 in ournhei*. Mr. CAMPDXLL FR/JIM' i_ll_ anointed Surgeon of the GILOSWORDSI. FALMOUTH, Dec. 15 ;.- Calm.—Arrived the l'antis, . 2 .--,, from Penzance for Ancona. , PORTSMOUTIC ' Deo. 16.--Wind S.W:-- , Arrived front the Dewitt, , the Hannah, S • D, and Mary Ann, CilliaGUli far Bombay; William, Ammo% ,for the Ilfatakerralmon l Marl Ana* 44" , for ditto ; Lady Holland, Poirot and Eclipse, Hs.san, for Jethaicep and Importer, Duren; for Ino J aneiro. .. chit, Dee. 16.—Wind S . W, to W.—Artiradand Wield - for the River, the British Union, Coats, from Om& ; Devonshire, Tan-, acts, from 10 Jeapirol . &repo, Swiss, from New York i bad Ake :neynard, •-•*—, from the South Sou. ;Came down from the River and !equips, the Guardian, Sirrnantaxia, for Batavia.' tures. 1130.144-Arrived the Alacrity, Plantar, 'frosts the Isle of France in ten vieeks, all well; for orders ; sad Louisa, Lowrinis from London for Gibraltar. • • . • Lersiteotaa, Lim. ii—Arrieed the .New Venus, —, from Lis bon ; John, Mudit a from St. John's (New Brunswick); Westotor land, WAD ia* a aPillirtinds, Wilmot, from•Boenos Ayres; Atm' •Weesi, - . tepid 11110IiMilov Linta, , ...--s, front peenambuco ; John Willias --ii •Mtlfriatry Lied, •-trn: 0 . 0 .4 1)1!w York ; Yolwart .. --.4 froal itr e g ii ; Cr•o°l3laileLiiand Wil li am Fell , from ew Bran ; ogress, Hu:, robs' tisitichi; and Mary, MIA; from Theste. . _ ”, l ;.- • • • . - • •.,. • • . DlsTgzsuT(os OF tbßUNlCOrtitt. -. • • • Forward, fon the .Proof ;,,Ter-inagang7tortite &lithe ; and Bri taunt, for the' Financier, ,on lillollittatt, at 45, Gent George. street, Westminster. • •• •11..: .: .. . • •.% ilie-balaue of 'the pewee* . fesktheAlestniction:Of Alio Dsidsh ship CitriOndOre Sullen, by glo-hrig Forward, 4a . beenpaid into Greenwich Hospital. :-.•,:r..„ •-- •-..., :z ,- —-• . . • • EN& /lOW slttePirra • -- , .. Tliellasi nu& Company's ship' Lowther. Castle, arrived in An 't *oda walla :110t fat Mow, all will She was to sail again on • voyage on the idea that nsitotit—ileßonibay Is silted to have alio wetted •et •An)nertir the 16th, and 'to . bare. Jailed again. be poste on the. PM 'ft Atli ihatt_ • - The Potntnac„Webster, from etaievia, has . arrltA Ott Dirtthouth, opted front Thence on the Ist di September, tars. • Arrlwaltat-Eanwltes-I-The : ltetterdams Waters, from- Sumatra. ; ,Arrival at Boorboo.:-Tbe Nosier de Nantes.lrtnieNanois. - ; l'itileogers per liritiodiiii; froth , the bliadrPasprialiStilirmtirf, front Madagascar; Mr. John Thomson, ganef * the Island of Ascension. Passengers pet Mel/kW:kw,* tetallileasteired from . Bombay : Lieutenant lal"Phereso..end laipaernesty;4.LandwOrthy ; Lieute nast.Jamee M'Phereon died* seer e¢4 7th of August. . • • • •. CUSTOm-Houti,4 D E CEMBER 16. Bares k i avaiii Inerasenatne Killingbeck; frail Tobago ; Bet sey, and &huh Ter, from Leigh ; env*, from •Qssebec ; • tallowy, from,Marrautlinerttor * , .(ront,gaterallorgh ; John, frona Oporto; e Melpomen, deka; and -ed froin"Catinia. • "Eltsousa Oatesrania-.-Thillie*Dragassa,.4be Gibtakes= for San . Lacer ; Mune*, +beak! cape of . Gotrk PPP( t • for Lisbon;, Fos, ibr °stand it . Goverou Hake% for Sierra Leone; Bonne Heoriette, for Havre;• ' Prince' Meru, for. New flu* Wales; and Henry Birches, for Nada.. .. _ Eutaw.* Ourwatma- . -Ilie Tseld Gebrnederi; fOr Ensbden; Alois" :for &ordeals ; and Daphnia, fee fir: bilehaers.:. . AzonsoL-At Havre, the Frances, ;Nye . , 'Mans New York. A t Hadleor, Pale, Gautier, funs Para. ~ At.ilwattai Matilda, Susan: ,nalu end Aroo, front London s and Orlo4noia,. from ddessa. Al. Malta, Little iidij; Gibson ; and Bait, ••••••. (rem LondOn. A t Billsoi, Catalina, Inisseistua, from, Gibraltar, Off Mabiga, Violet' from London. At Marseilles, Suiten, from Eitenos Ayres; Core' &M from Campeactly ;Ch ke, -front o sera ; Mare, Hukon, froth* -Boston ; and .110i0ort, from. Newfoundland. At Constanaintapk, Orpheus, Fo rd ; and Catherine, Brewer, from Lon don; liairs&n, —, from Newcastle; •Margery,. Ferguson, felon Leghorn; Fox. Donaidirm,•froto game ; an 4 tint Eilbrt, M`Luckie, from Aletsodria. At Newfound/and,Vittoria; Ekler;from Oporto. At Odessa, Bowes, Collins, from hoiden, •At Naples, Vittoria, Barker, from ..LisePpooL ' At. Bossideaur, • Nantucket, . Fisher; and the Jays, Rich, from Viregnia. At Blaiti, the toed Hobart packet, —, front , Falineteili De hfsigate, the Barbadoes, Lee, froth Q uebec. ,10E0posee.• the Load Codarane.. from New foundland; and Camilla, from Liverpool. At LIMA.' Governor Brooks, front Gibraltar: At Leghorn, Lady Amheru, front Liver pool At Rio, mirom Garr*, irons Oporto ; and Martha, --... from Liverpool. At`Pernambuco, - Cambrian, Todd, from - Opnitcf• Eliza, Dixon, front Neatest:Aland ; •Pantnirse, Tait a and the leo: . many, Willis,trom liveepool 41. SlOitess, Warren, Webb, from Liverpool; Ohio, Romurus, and Patriot, froni Yeteisborgh ;• Si ren, Pearce, frons:Giottenburgh ; a$ the Iliedota, Gardner, f Amsterdam. • At Pernambuco, the Mate Hoak, Lyalt, from. roas, London ; Meridian, Salisbury ; and Bee, M 4 Bride, from IDeerpoort". Boa Fortuna, -t-at- • and Priace•Suatics, ,----., frontOptielpo will Siren, Taylor, frog; Newfoundland.- At the..Alsoritine, Mary Jaw M'Connack, from the Cape of Good . hope ; Expos, Dufray, fr Bombay ; and Ann, 'Larpnett,. MAW Gibnetar. At St. And (NA). Rump, Brass, from Bristol. • - .. _. . According tin **civic's* from Caracas of the 7th of October, letters have been received in that city from the illustrious BOLIVAR,' written after the - subjugation of Piste, and itnnsediAtety - before hiS departure for 'Peru. in these the President takes leave of his friends in a feeling and pathetic.tnanner, and announces that he iwaseettang_off•fig Peru, at the head of 16,000 soldiers, !WWI dye deterthinadon of not returning to -Colombia itintifpekcikeriti restored in the sister republic, and the -snivillity tad happiness of his own country th.,reby -ibir insured. This 'masterpiece of his milimry glory i.triuted to be able to achieve before a year had artfl had adopted the-reicolution, as soon as it ,:tsriplished, of retiring from active life,. and ,Ming hieikefs quietly it the city which gave e*- 1 ; • • eits lately brought before the MAYOR of Wkadour; for having, on the preceding day, committed enact of vagrancy, by begging in the streets. The Misent 'defter** what he had to say to this charge? Pte ftiplierfohet tech wevethe calls of nature, that be begg.ad4rcilitAktelata, neneinity. The Magistrate . said, klerhetenetiour,Hre !, lam the son of a Ge sat nero 4 4 42 r - Viand_ . , e* receieed a libe tel. educed* tt *VOW to associate with - those whist like MittiClyekrittlitotted with theatricale . ; the resultof which wat,..llmti went on the stege,.anal have hueertyleen , traireiling about the country seeking eigegoatetstv... At ! . eteaseotrenis • I :was ret a ined lot a othel.pladesoiltere '•• , t& ripest': . , vit ARi m i . . . tiestiat evaalms, the pasalbgertimirr eiresia St. Georgeultir fields, were a ttracted by the appearance atM r s the wails 4 that latitude's. The was occultmedb* the aktival lia town of a marching =rite 7th Pusileire.— bloat of the melt olOtabsed billets and lhattorSi bet weevil re' =tined to guard the baggage, which was tailcoats' of the welitiolti , and piled on the spot before mentioned. The sentinels wain,. rotted with their arms shouldered, presentOd a Military syeetatlß by moonlight, quite unusual in this metropolis. &detachment of reernits marched yesterday useestegirede itil Recruiting Department, Poke street, Westminster, for t!helliheill 4 : quarters of the 95th (now raising) Regiment ut. Infantry, iii . llllla 4 chime.. - A siMilitt detachment will march ?minds* Departmeet t‘eiollo' Me, fir thelioad-quarters of the 94th (now salting) Regioalmed Feet, St Glasgow. . 34 : The detachments which proceeded from th e Isle of 'Wight: . •Ponsmotttia; on the 14th insum, will arrive at Chatimull bit ittidoll and Saturday nett y preparatory to their embed:idea fee bidet. Fens iresnyaniis belonging to the /Id Regiment ot;Foot ardesell oh the 11th and iStS instant, at rerspattieb,.on their ream se ;Ireland. ThUrsdaY; Nit inst.) in order was received mt . paili, Seiko& : stein Officers on the recruiting service, in - eft* . gmts tifilhe . distriet. . . . . . . ' Wednesday, the trashing pasties in Gimp* reteiveilerdar,_. t 4 complete their respective Regiments, and to enlist men for ake Afro. mew Regiments, the 94th and 95th, With all 7 posithie• diepateh:.. • The tontemplated addition to the army is,tt teems, to be made' by beat of drum, and not br vadunteering fait thillillinae. • ,•.. AP .. SA-' - -. ' ' Bill GIIEGOUY PAti E 7. ZURiaiii • . • Mo 7 night . the Jurors a pl34)illtia ' atta under die Ciut: 'mission for inquiring lot° the stifle ot.• - •minif of . Sir Gregory Pdge Turner,.artived it thc . Giorgi trin,..).Vof, burn, where it hid been :itranOci that they slioaldsleep, , previously to visiting - the-W A* of.'Sir G. P: Turner, on* the ensuing miming, in:pnreisance - 4 the LOrd Chan, cellas 411estion, i :Yesteediti• irrinOing lice Jurorspro ceeded fOrniWolarn!4 etht ost:oaisit, to the house h:1 of s 4 . A .rol:oef,,jiii i ii i i .u.. 4 1;04if th r et.inites nearer to ,tonifonAin Wcognin: IWe ;Viet:Ws Arflitid at the iIFIO4 about ten cf,. tc,,,a4il4eininediatelYakfrnitted 4 A,.. tbe persons to w inse.Cnie`the premises are at present. entrnited: :The leiter% on bOth:Sides, and' the Under . SherifE - Of . tbe'Ciiiinty o were also or the filly ; the lest Gentlemen attended,tO prevent any improper tomato. hications from befog made to therJury , , and no strangers were peimitied to be ptelsent. Several hours welt (sc. ciipied in the inspection of the premises, acid the inten tion of the Jury was partieolarly attracted by several objects which it is expected will berettred to tiy-tho evidence doting the course of the investigation. .'-'•"-' The hotise of Sir G. P. Turher is situated in the plash of Battleiden, and is called Baulesden House. It *in old-fashioned brick-building,. of cinlidetable extent. it was formerly the residence of Allen Lord Bathitrst, who occasionally enjr,yeJ -there tht society of Pope, Swift, Addison, end other celebrated men of his time. . The estate of Sir Gregory Turner is Of very considerable ei tent, end though not near so beautiful in lippearidte as the aeighbou nig estate of the Duke of Bedford, inclildes souse very excellent lapd. There is very listlawoodon the ground, and to remedy this defect, a considerable number of young trees have beer recently planted. Sir Gregory Osborne Page Turner was bora on the 48th of September, 1785, and.sucieeded his father Sir Gregory. on the 4th Jan.-1805, The title was first created in 1788. - - CARLILE.• • • • • • ~;• . -The following singu!ar story (of the truth . orothiOh We know nothing) appears in a Morning Paper of this day : Some doubts have recently been entertainel as to the state of Mr. Carlilers mind. Sundry acts in Dorchester jail, led to anxiety on this subject; but they took lather a decided character from a letter which Mr.C. addressed; on the Bth November last; id to William Mortorx • Esq. of Kingston-house; near Dorchester,visiting Magis trate for Dorchester jail, M.P. for Dorset, &c. In that letter, he declared he hadl.e.!is locked op t.vo years out of the f0 . ..r, because he wouli not submit to be ordere.f. in and out ate certain how, by his Mr. Pitt's direction, &c —.He added,." the matter is now coming to a crisis.— with air it its master of *le and death, &c. I coiiiier jhe canine" Markin* all these words in italics) niytelf to kin she *dads: offs gang of assassins; and, as • I told. yorirjailerlo.hia,*4 if lam to be destroyed, 1 will. not go. alone, 9 I oanlilsarrnise soap it. Aim last, at Wait,. ihall he andrarfitirsil tic world e erie villain, and sash a oilkiin veils .4 Ityranttoad oat *am cannot at present :rrite4.-- Avid csdibk4hca •iaszusepin - iihiod libiastet en towiltS.4-pnrcept:" 4444 obig letter Mr. e• • hail fainted.. - .Thiliostotratit aac*PiiolinFiw I l i tle bust l e. Oaths' Inornittgoc November- 144111Viteir. Mrolcblekos. Om a srisiting.fdatittristej- waited ..stn Mr. Cast & and said. that he would endeavour-to °kale for him morssi!t !access to the air, and. that he hada* deiblue prisOner to any tuoissessary starlings, .hlithe of that day the jailer (Mr: Mardyt 44416 is former . publications Mr. Carlile had apheo : fattlik -Mighest, terms) hatsdedto the prisoner-the 'ordor44,! Mr. Pam tits IlafrAstilk44NWEAlll9hal... iUr's room door she u remain unlocked for ge 90111, I, either from nine bathe morning tin twelve,atallati, oso tour in did Aetna:so, mbitoptioriArdwg44tidlipedialfot may use Ms pismire in walking in the.pabs sir rotoodbruiliSk rook e s be spay *lnk lit, bat Oak as caw •tioaSOPPI4/Joga in attendance the whole et that dine, to **Wei e, kis redact es .fore directed. ' Ordered—Hiss the above recontineadation esstod= • * the exception only of Sundays, which arida w ig " he a s hiss e t lime, not media latervoacbetween dieservice& . . ; ' 'NS order extended the time oiell‘ii41110014:It was acknowledged by thilkilloWinilCtt&Y; , • • To Mr. IcW. Auditor; Keeper 4101)its!ehistet Jail. • * - • • • _Dorchester JaWt Nov. tS, 111113. • jiissilki iionaarbi taw oaks of the MagisinCes *is slay eau Wta. niaseed to me, I mom* to say that my eunOct will atsilk g ras, bear observation, nos do 1 objerrto comply with that:pie bri order; but-ts I can see no . reason why I should toe ieekdd tp is ems daytime, and as I know the sine now laid awes WS *cods. a , greet deal of. unforeseen trouble and dispute, I *el de not wpm amours If ie. . . .1 ask frecoccess.to the open alski t6t day-Oema, saClarirptisa that 1 w4l not; abuse that liberty, nor tio.atrythlag 01,41411.14, matter of complaint to the jilts-Lam; Sue. , utottAirs cAtkukai. • -He thus declined makiageseof ahe Witty peollhoid. Maestros V the- - tetr eh his t ett PA PAL /NTELLIG . t• TOW 00 . 141111 " . The itinee ilegent,lwriell,fesentiveepool to Sc. Joists' es; Mt slide tau 13 nm p w i s io o k etes i r saved. tltosiiii;biffeehi B& P‘mmiai ti eriw da, turas - Traria dcidp rdial Was ned wan- are in the Sound, ...The letter healteen paidonges. and tai ' 1441441111110 " . "-' ...yid) for Limn, a n il proceeds trout theuce [Chinon, acted gett- Moat a lining& nd that. at the end 14 - ebadently ilpOßel cat Admiral the Homan" S re issueo agpigiot ..astir. •17 -- -- -- c ..,,,.: .• ••• eagagereems. .. AL. sawsnjewes • a Weil ' • ..... s. •••• .N gh, for breaches of the pteoe, in 's& °Linters to _,..,_ w....0....4. - ` - sows somoor * oikrsr.pladesoihere the Managers had He thus declined making use ipt she noon peemmiest. - D.--, of Bystock, and Idr- 4--;;;, ; ° ', •., 1 0 -jai i oa i ii •A iit i g e o h ec o n iinie r ni s ed e • in b scr i ptips • :. co .Various circumstancesled' dna Visiting blegest to qrs. to provoke them to a imach 4.0)e-Ifygr.; . _ .---- •--Me es die • ideette -the reitLitAkely statiessir His g 0 to Mr. C l6l ite 611 Nov .- 64th ; and4ll thsi•11116•• the A otitis; of the interior pi the hvaitansliSsPllO*TO • _*A bit% eirvandeori bo e inin .finding .s company Sheriff, Henry Charlet Soot, Favirstir is Ma, alla this enuittrY• He is. It fisse athletic OneWiee e rrowi ts ;:•• ' . • tie iniimodbea to , the .Itualioating. skinni i on in soon after being in thevetnn, he notereht- Moab's.* ble open ceeltenaticee bet lift feninco; . ,a)0 seiwio ‘ .' - ',. ' This t :00shiba ivffs., appobisdad. •He further, stated, that halide Mr . Cortilso• W h ry**, . 1 1tIkagd ~B,ssfamsjire erect to Beglibii. l .ls Ws. )''''. !COI; , hos*S44sl.olo Loam, whither he was going ; that his thinie , • saiv ill , ac::vies4 rella • °T t d r -..111r .:., :C ',l llillibei rs, - - ill , inth state some sisna;thel ihiiiaoffi'iroir l'astsselt-i.' ge cork essaosp*,. eeerit cFcr i s. i : ''.. 4. ' 4 . 'II Wietber **ilk Notiwirai - ni3t in circumstances • er which ibp lower I . .iP ii,0 0 .4,„,- :.I :We . ~ ' .- :as iii i ketooisi, tieiarnfereignee, .and.. be b een hut other seittersivessit*retotheis, - • ,• ,': ~' 7 i - " 0witi1..Preerwat0i11“:_41"1141,ait.:ii.5....4r05i7r.,..,77..,..„_,.., . :, : ;:, ....- 4 .40,... 4 4 ::: ,,,, , , ,, ,,, ed ii....d t i,„.• to the ii.e. wr o c t -....... -,: 4 „ :4 , t „ .. ....,,,,,,, ,h:4 - . ir . 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