The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-10 00:00:00

~~ Ir' I I 7 r. I I. .1 ~ t :; VHOIMPS.3 OF ISTMLECT .1.1!1717:i*.I. /RCM Tilt SPIN tri.i;llTlILW.) 1 . is the land of Jonathasi— ind thus ling it been e • tr: •••!. In liis honest eu.leavours to better his sitna- Cat.. anst in his inalt;y pnrpose a resisting injury and insult, we most cordially sympathize. Wr hype hr .n s t ma'am, L.. it .1 . 1 . / 41:31 stts l vrt his Covernoteh! as 1." does--retnetel. !ante, that it is the cwisticit ten : of those entrusted witbpun I. tu rOll4 ice alai .11. 1.1 . !nr it by their own merits, and for their own use, !..t past by deleKation, and fur the hentitit of others. ''ins far wr are the friends and admirers of Jouathan : hr must not grow vain and ainhitiuus,or allow him se:f to be dazzled by that galaxy of epithets I.v which or..tors mod newspaper .o:rilaftlers rude:no:lr to per r•..... 'heir sit:Tor:cis that they are the greatest, the wostreinted, th e most enlelstened, and the isoost ral arit. stress civil. The • fleet of this is unspeakahiy Indicrons on this site of the Atlatitic—and, Prell on the other, rte shonl.l imagine, must hr rather linatilia t.:.;• to the reit:an:able part et the ropuhttion. The laeric-ns nn c a prate, am; acut e p eo pl e . ; lu! Coy hats' hitherto gib est 110 it? I;eriolis of gratis. a Istai!e tto a: roadies to the heroic, either in their werality or character. Its. t are hat a reetitit offset lodeed from Eutland, and simithl make it their chief boast. for many pen tet.ost* 1.. ....we, that they are 5,: 41 44 6 1: from do satm• race with !Loam and Shalsespeare, a.. 1 S.•Y. wit. Con •1./Vritig tht it 1114,4.0. ail/i the favottral.'a• eirctissistaaties in which they have Leen rlaertl, they hair yet dune urarvelionsly little to assert the bottour of stub a descent, or to show that their r.ttar'is'a Motel in.,: been exalted or relined by their re -1.:41,1'..a5t training and institutions. Their • Frankliii* and fl A-4144001v. and all the other sages and heroes of their revolutio.., were horn anti bred subjects of the King of tingland.—and not among the freest or most 'allied of his *objects: and, since the period of their separtion, a far greater il t oportion of their statesmen tool arists, and p.ditiral trri . ers, hate hero foreigners, Vial: ever twcurre.l lief ire in the hisiory of any civilized an i educated recibir. Duritig the thirty or tarty years of their independence, uses have .:one absolutely no thing for the 'wieners, for the sits, for literature, or even fur the statesman-like it:tidies of polities or politi• cal retnumiy. Confining ourselves to oar tot en I to the period that has elapsed since had au i•hleretsolent existence, vac nottld ask, Where are their I ...Cos, their Borkes, Ott ir Sheritians, !heir Wit:idle:me, their Horner., their Wilberforres?—where their .trit teriglits, their Watts, their Darya ?—their Ilithertsons, Illairs, Smiths, Strwarts, Paleys, and 3lalthuses ?-- their Portions, Parrs, littrileys, tor illondiehls'?—their tat:.. CAUSpb..ll4 ' Hiram., Moores. or l'ralthes?—ther Stdtionsrs, hembles, Kean, or ?—their ll ilible‘• '.,ureters, Chautrya —t.br their parallel* to the lintel red tier names that litter si,treall themltse es over d the norl cost our little island iu the course of the last thirty ye-re, and blest or delighted titanLiad ItY their work:, iLtentions, or examples ? In so far as we }:now, there is ► styli parallel to be produced from the whule annals or this self-adulating rare. In the four quarters of the globe- Om reads an American book or goes to an Anteriran play? or looks at an American ibirtere or s'a'ne? What dors the world yet we to American I csiciana or surgeons What new substances have their thernists discovered ? or what old 01111 have they ana h red? What new constellations have been discover:id ht the telescopes of .%utericans? —what have they done is the mathematics? Who drinks out of American glasses or rats from American plates? or wears _tw elve', eteits or eon ns ? or sleeps in American blankets ? Finally. tinder which of the old tyrannical governments ut gamin! is cr. ry sixth man a slave, whom his fellott cribaturcs tr.at Itity and sell and I.brtnre? When these questious are fairly and favourable an sewed, their laudatory epithets may be allowed tail that can be dune, tie would seriously advise thins to k ter clear of superlatit es. It were to be wished, ntler an electioneering contest. and we have recently experienced a eery warm one, that the usual fermentation attendant on such occasions should subside, and the popula tion of a town or city, where such contest has ex isted, should, at its termination, he actuated by a spirit of conciliation, and return to their former file:ldly habits; nor stiffer an inti.rvlurse of mutuall yard eflice•s, of perhaps many years standing. to be interrepted by the consideration that one neigh bour have his vote to a different candidate from another. This we were in hopes would be the ease it, the city of Chichester: hut we lenient to say, t:.:A a circumstance has unfortunately occurred, wiiich has fanned the flame of discord to an alarm ing height, and which we have now the unpleuastut duty to state. It is here, however, proper to oh save, that an old established dub is held weekly a: the Dolphin Inn, under the denomination of Cligire Spirit.," which, heretofore, when this ci.y was divided under the appellation of pink/ and Uwe*, was called the Blue and Independent Cub; while its opponent, at the Swan Inn, was .::ailed the Pink Club, and had all the Richmond io:erest for its supporters. Our former wiellty Merida r, George White Thomas, Esq. of Wi.ter rite. has ever been, and still remains a Member of ti:•e Choice Spirita." On hid secession from Parliament at an advanced age, after being li% e tmes returned fur the representation of that city, an invitation was given to the Right Hon. Wm. Huskisson, which he accepted, and he became a " Choice Spirit ;" since which, he has been thrice returned as the city's Representative. Sir Godfrey %Caster, Hart. has assuredly many friends iu Chi chester; and it has been asserted that, in the event of another election fir the city, Sir Godfrey would be solicited to become a candidate. A warm friend of Sir G.'s put him in nomination, as a Mem ber of the above society. This was too much for the friends of Mr. Huskisson to digest; and the I consequence was, that, on the night of ballot, (Monday last) Sir Godfrey was Gluck bailed This the friends of Sir G. highly resent, and breathe avenge; while those of the Right How Gentle men contend that it would have been too great a jarring of political interests, and that the fate of the ballot is what might have been expected. We make no comment whatever, but merely state the fact.—(lir ighlon Herald.) We have {caret, with some degree of surprise, that Mr. Curteis's return will be petitioned against under the Treating Act. Should Mr. C. be ousted from his seat for having spent his money in this way, he will not fail to get into favour with all the e;ectioueering gormandisers of the count•, who, at present, think very meanly of him. Sir Godfrey Webster is here waiting to make a dash at Chichester, iu case of Mr. Iluskisson's sp peintmeut to a seat in the Cabinet.—( /dem.) caLwAr Assn Es, Mai 31. THE SI ATP.SNIA N. to whether there were any fire arms in the house, ands ut go to Hallitiafad the nest night ; the Itiblinumeu I came aglin after h.? had hem at home; the Zlonday night following they canoe again to the house; about( ta-rlre or fifteen men were about the door; nearly the' saute number of men were shunt one hundred vards Irons the flour; the sewed night the party Caine, Aights gra wta not sleeping in the house; be was sleeping in an out-house; the reason that witness parted with Angliegaii was, for fear the Ribhunusen wt. 111.1 kill both him and witness for keeping Anighegan in the house; Gam was great terror in the aunty; to the hest of his (witness's) knowiril;re, Augliegan aid not sny be knew any of the ',arty, hut cannot be positiv..; thinks lie did nut say whether he knew them or not; last 111 lay week witness lodged his informatioons; did not know ' that it was necessary, until Major IrArry sent for him ; witness left the women in the hottae, his inother-in-law, sister-in-law, his wife, two niaid-servants, and Andrew Anghegan. Cross-examined by Mr. flLaxascr.—Angliegan told witnes, he hail been sworn; they afterward• hail a con versation about it ; does nut recollect 4114; he had any. print: • ronvors:stion with Aughegan shout it; the family w..re 4enendly pr, Nent; Aughevrei never mentioned to witness the MOO. Of any one; the party, the seemed time they ram.. to his Immo., swore him (witness); his wife told him that they nose white bands in some of their hats.. rere the cage dosed for the Crown. !orersre. Thom, Daly evanoine.l.--liearol of the attack on Cotlien's house the ouy after it orrerreil ; lived near St. tlar:ot's at that tiuie with his father; the prisoner is a uts Is Tied ot.in ; n fitness saw hint 50 to bed to his wife, tl Ceti nine and ten o'clork ; %item slept in the sante moon trith the prisoner; saw Line get np the next day ; prison:r rettld not have left the house without the know ledge of witness; the prisoner is a carpenter by trade; was 'IA taken up until last Sotraiwy week, and Cullen's hoti.e was attacki d aloold six week; ao:.o; Italy, the poi soner, made hio:so If public before he was taken up, and alter the attacic of o.l.:ilens house; prit.oner was taken ill his own house, in NO, Cross-exit:Ml.o rLus.—Di.! nut see him go out the whole ; Ft: .uy he heard of the attack at Cullen's ; he. rd (oat the Itilthumnen were at !Men's house; did not I:ear who tt was the Nadu, 00000 en swore at l'tillen's; newer hearl that Aughtgan. a servant at Cul , len's was so otti. _ _ _ Jobs father allot. pawner and of last witness, I , Jh aes kill with him since' Ile WAS born; (manila it'llett, the Exeise-offieer ; never heard of the Kib!tuouten kis... , at his (t *lien's) bongo 011 . 4;1 the night Li, son t..ke.t up; Lis son was serer nut of his house Inn for tlittm ti lone days; that was about the time Al r. AIM'S •as tired at, wbieb be believes to be about the 3tlt Al.treb. ('roes-exansined he Mr. Sll TT !1 hi Po n, Thomas, lives in the house with lo;:to : never beard a word shoot the Vihboionnen swearinfi the people in the village of l'utireeu, which i. three or four miles distant noes wit ness's house; never !send his sun, Thomas, speaking about the attack on Cullen 's house; Ws son, Anthony, had not been tout sof his house for *eves. mood's ; does Got sleep well at nitzlot ; after Mr. Bort:, was tired at, his sun, Anthony, at. iltest away front house fur lour or ft e days. The defence rinse& The Jury found thr prisontr Guilty cm ail the indict bomb •, and the Learned Jtulge eentenveil him to be bawd at Cowen), •a Saturday. the Bth ui April. LANCASTER LIA ASSIZES. CROWN-611)E, APRIL 4. PEXTENCE Dr ICI RT. DEWSBURY. ADD OTHERS. This morning the kndauts rho mare convicted yes ssiday of unlawful% assettashttpc at Burnley. were brought up to receive ;tentenre. Several of them put, in OA& vita, stating that they had had no ; M il roper intentions in attending the mertiog. The 'entente,' were—liniKht, bewshure, and Broadhurst, to he imprisoned two years each in the Castle of Lancaster ; John Tarry to hi im prisoned eightetn months; John Allani‘olt fifteen months, and Win. Fletcher one year, in the same place, and all and earls of theta to he bonnd in their on n ri•COVllirlnce in the sant of 40/., and two sureties in lit!. each. to keep the peace fur three years front the expiration of their several sentences. John awl James Morris, who had been con nianurtentrivir ikr., were thin sentenced, the former to one %ear and eight the lat ter to sine year am( tca months', impriwitiorist in Lan caster Castle. TOL [IMO r. WRolt ANO OTIUKS. IroO The trial of air. 1% r.o. came ott next, aml , if the whole of the indietmenrs a g .ailott hi m and h . , wit, a nd brothers had kern lone thrt,%ll, it have ° e v i l . pied the Jtitlre for nearly the rens:limier of the week. There were not less than eleven indictments for differ ent libels. Mrs. Wroe pleaded guilty to the charge against her. amd she was hw►nd n►cr to aprrar when c:►lled upon. It is thought that juagment in this case will never be Called fur. Wror pleaded to two initiettnentn (for nelPng The Qr. parblieux). and was enovieteol on earl'. lie then. as well an hin relatives, notlonsitted to all the others. Judgment will not he passed till Thttentl:ty. 1111;h0NMEN. ‘lO//horry Drily was irn:ieterl for appearing by sight armed, awl :ts•inning the emote of a Itinbonnutt• at l'onreen, on the 211tH of Prbroary I and I.r forcibly bro;.king into the rlw•rllintrAottsr of Patrick I Wien, and fur a.lthinistering an unlawful oath to Andrew Aa• glieZ2ll. A mires- 14:began *worn, and esavehted by J . t. A "(CT, Esq.—Lived at 3lr. Calls:Cs honse, at Courren, near laniehrea, in the month of Feltruary last: recollects something pntiettlar happening. at Isis waster's house, ahont five or six weeks ago it was on a Thurs lay right, as he recollects; a party rave to the house, kiwi:lced loo.:ly at the iltsor, and shouted vehemently ; they called out, t tone, r otor! oven the door:" Wituees,then got np, and opened the door; none of the party came in; a person named Iktly It as *tanning at the boor, who de sired witness to hand out the arms; witness told him that there v. ere none. Italy said he lied, that there we-e arms: I iair then desired wittiest to kneel down, which he dies ; lie then put wit see** to oath, and desired him to blr>s himself; he swore him not to prosecute a Hilo bonutan ; he then snore witness whether there were any gnu*, pistols, or arms of any him!, in the house; he swore him also to Ito to Milli:farad on the eight follow- 1 ; hr oltservetl witness looking on in his face, and he ( I trts met) desired hint to hold 110KII Li* urea, end not to look a: him ; swore him whether there nes say other tic.o in the Irswe, awl likewise :a bring his p..rty aty with him to Itallinaftal, tenpetice; the party uss arti atl; Italy l oa d a ko l a ho r sa t s t ait's *word, another t a ran, sod a:Holier a hat. •t; Daly hail a white Ear chief round I.i• Lat ; saw three . persous at the t hieg. ; pee o f them Intl a sword over wit:iv:it's head at the door he was se:l.3ring. ; another held a 4 un to his breas.t, and the third pointed a baronet towards him; he then identified Italy; wi; hem told the part; there wa. a uo:lier man in the house, of the uaann Of Michael Borne: allaCe slot who swore florae. for at ..r h e ( 01;14119 was swum i he v.as 10 pi to 1101 i ; it u :• •1 . 4 wen' 111 HAMM: fall the next night ; I:nrue toll rot to with him ;he hail l e ft the ;1406.••• and to 11.0110111 6 .1; witness liner Corot. there a ere live 111111/11red Well there ; site Allll,olly 1 citv thme ;he had 3 *word, and :I:ce u kite hand r... 1.11 his hat; is positive he *aw I hiy atellalliva f.ul : .!1.1 not go altltOlg the rriiail!. MA; III.:•ter (Air. linen) is g41.1 ; :t r Z he nos not in ths lia.U.e the tiiglit the BMW!: was 1I4114.; hr ha.: gone to low ! . Isteis hot left the u o ate n, v i z . hi s and his wife's 00000 titer, 314 hi* wife's *ister. itt the hons..; the tare:in.:. to..k 1 ,1 4 ee sse.sr listssa:tiosii., its sho ; Isis no thou' whatnot. that Dahr nits do• person who an tiro itiut, ah:l that lie wt . at the twat night his p trty money with hills tie Hailitiatid; pal.' it to I holy ; he 17:14 Ilse print ;psi loi.on :ft Italrolt firl told his master of it tiontly alter the atm. k Ito his Ittonse. Cross-natalssetl Esq.—tame last (about A neck sins -e) irons St. t iaren's: told ,:ste.i nit e n, his toaster, the nest morning; utrutioned it to hint two I or three Bisset, as he (Mr. Callen) was speakiug to him about it ; swore his itstormations about ten slays ago. be. fore )lito Darcy. Cullen's house is within a m:'.* of losstig!area. Witness went to St. !'!area's. to 31;jor Darcy, to swear his information: ; no person Jesireti him to swear against the prisoner : hail no monism for swearing :szaiisst Daly. Witness did slot know that :d r . Burke, of St. Ilan-WI. was a magis:rate; has beard of Mr. Brieknell ; knew that he t Mr. Brieknell) lived in Issughrea, a:el that he was a magistrate; knows Mr. Silk, but slid toot blow that he was a usagistrate; lived in Orem-late, with Mr. Land art, as a post-hot; the l reason he left him was, that be was growing Sao big, and Mr. Lambert likes a small hoy for his post-boy; left his father's house about bee or six years ago; his father slid nut t,tr.t I:int out. 'Was not sworn at itallinasfashbet give a 'carnet ; never went to liellinafad was a spy fur a gaagew—that is. be was sent to ;pet in , formation for him about stills; has no particular reason fur swesriug here to-day; Major Darcy 114131 Etna here; never told any Wan that he was promised aiv thing for swearing here to-day; was in Ilse tows, gassl since he came bete; slaws not 'know John Egan, nor a Mr. Rods fort. When witness went into die gaol he was sent up stairs: a numlwr of the prisoners gathered round him, and were going to kill his. Knows James :teepee, who said he would kick ban down stairs. Hughes asked him who he intended to prosecute, and witness told him it was Italy. The people then ;fathered ransisl hi.n and were going to heat him. itness bad to I quarrel with either - his father or brother. Saw only three persons at his ,mater's door; it was a moon-light night )licharl linter was sworn; does not know whore he is; be may be at house. Five women were in his master's humus , alien the party attacked it; .sw Mane in Contests aftewarsls, and had rouse cotivers:stioo with him about it ; he had seen Daly only once before at Lotaglorea; was tovorn at the door, not Inside the house ; his mistress was not in bed at the Buie; the 110111,11 ser vants were in an inside room; does not th:tik they mould know any thing about what was sluing. Never spied for his master but once. There were no arms in the house. Eleanor Cullen, examined by Mr. HENILY ELLIS.— Lives in Coureen : is wile of I'. (*idlest ; lived in Coureen in February I, . ; saw the last witness's; lie was a ser vant as that Base to her husband. A party cams to the !ionic nil rAppo..l a: the door ; they mile a great noise: _.pt up au .l wrut near to the door, and saw A.- gliegstn on his knees; he was nearly sworts when she caw n, tLe t!ts. , r : beard the party swearing Aughegan whe.lier Own. %el.• any tire-arms in the house; no one came into the Inns-e; she I.eitug 90111 e distance from the door. hail not 311 oppOrttlisity of seeing who they were; a person natocil 11ir1s.scl linear was in her house that night ; witness sent for Borne, as she was afraid to sleep in the lonise, fur protection ; her husband slept in imughrea, fist frit r of the Itiblunisisett. After Aught/ram s was sw orn, they swore Burns.; witness remained stand ing, at the time thirne was assorts, iu the kitchen ; she could jest see tvu men standing; near the door, but had nut as opportunity of knowing :Item; thinks the party had souse kind 0. neapons, but is not sure. Saw her husband the nest day, almost two or three o'clock. An gisegan did not .pa;sk to her that night about it ; he never mentioned any further pat tirulars to witness about the attack than what she house herself. Cross-examined by ROBERT RI.tREMIT, Esq.—Was much terrified ; the only pan of the oath which she heard was that part about the arms ; it was a omen light night; saw soothing on their hats; the person who swore the mats had his foot on the threshold of the door; did not see any thing on any of their hats; one of the two persons witness saw, was the individual who swots the man ; there was hut one maid-servant ; she was standing at the kitchen tiro; the party did not re main long; is nut certain whether Aughegan did or did not say, that he knew any of the party. Patrick Cullen, guager, examined by EDWARD Score. Esq.—flan a Lange at Coureca, about a mile from Longlate.; used to sleep at Loughrea, being an Excise olfic;r; he did so to avoid the RibbonnuM ; heard of the Ribbotituen having visited his house; went the fol lowing day to his hunt*, and slept at home afterwards ; Andrew Aughegan lived at that time with witness as a servant; he hail a conversation with 41ugliegan about the Ribboning', being at his harass, and luting sworn bim ; Augbegan told witness that he had been sworn as THE K 1,44 17. tHiPMIN. This was a criminal information against the defendant for a lihel on the 3lagistrates, contained in some com ments made in the Mamehester Warner, on :► sentence (of five years' imprisonment, we believe) which they had passed on come persons convicted of combination for raising wages. The defendant was found guilty, and will receive sentence next Term. NISI-PRI US COURT, Tepsnai, APRIL 4. PIM AND WILLIAMS V. CHAYMtN. This was an action brought by the plaintiffs for a libel on them in 4 paper (the Manchester fAserrer) if which the defendant was then proprietor. This rase• has been already before the public in inure than one shape. A verdict was already obtained by the defendant v at Pres ton, the plaintiff hat•ing suffered juil : znient to :ro by de fault. That, however, was set aside, at Mr—ln:dice liay ley's eh-tu b ers, at the recent York .Anizes, on the groninl that a plea was omitted to be entered by the clerk of the defendant's attorney. The Jun• now, after hearing the evidence, ;rave a ver dict for the plaintiffs--damages 20W. In consequence of some technical defect in the plead ings, a rule Nisi has been obtained in &mist of judg ment. CROWN SIDR, APRIL 6. Tilt LINO V. WROt AND °THIRD. The defendant, James Wroe, and Lis two, ►oung rela tives (we know not whether sons or brothers), were this morning put to the bar to recei►e senteuc a, pursuant to their con►iction. The sentence of the Court on James Wroe was, for the first libel (for selling one of Sherwin's Paitical Re gisters, containing the Address to the Army, not for selling The Repteblican, as was before stated), that he be imprisoned in Lancaster Castle for six months, and pay a tine to the King of one hundred pounds; and for the second offence (which was fur selUng another num- her of . the moo worlt. containing cossi g n• - nts on • P. i ner Iteent's Speech), to br isniutoone , l fo r d t mus „'" inure ; and at the !Ion", ofsstrls 1/11priltons pat into reroznirancvs. bins:wit an 'l.llll. and two sore e s The:. of The oimeeser, to which he had aubrittetl, te e ; stiWel'atessolas'tlll'aesigireatPottliairPriineadci:tufaueratl7four 5e711,1 passed; hut it was aids the anderstan.lin ic th at stioald not be eslkil for, provided the defendant ducted !Implicit' wi II is future. Th e sentrnce on I . liii ounrer 11'roes, as wet'. as on Mrs. Wrne, was next ,t u sia t m. It as supposed they will not be fur. Esc ipE b.IDE DAVIS'S S 0.1; Arno WAI COXFINED IN lIILTAPCINITAUT PPIIN A Cll.tittlC POAALAT. Saterda7 the Justice-roout at the Mansion Hies I W crowded to excess is consequen ce o f then pew asoination of Sassari linothope, the %e rrant af i saris. Lieut..naot of the Iceman of the Kin g ' s (h i e ., who eNrapeol Irons tfiltrpur-street Conipler, with t i e a : siatance of I iuuding. at half past one on Friday. 'aptain Davis was apprehended some thoe the rharpo• ut having forKed the accopowcs 0( 4ry Drowns mil, and Co. hankers, for 64N)(. SaturdAy was the day np; oittted for his ita k i... w. natio:a; but while Jlr. 1 eague, the irurer‘r nor l'ompter eras attending at the 1 4 1an%ion-hom4., am , to repaints, in foruut ion was brought that the eat i i i , escaped. In tic. place of Captain Pm's, Ira' found W s Samuel le swill PK, ronsi,ier.shir older. Liner, asst th am . dos lois waster. Ile was in his master's riethss. Dile; ars. Drummond. anJ a soiiri:..r on th e i r par, E. tewi!esi ; and Mr. itottattilorito was to itare remade., $l,, defence of Dag is. was pri...mt durirK examinition of the servant thmtliug, m h o b ruegio. before the Lora alayor on SatsrJay, at hAfpaat o'clo. lc. To the fineltions of t!oe Lord Ilayur the prim. rt. plied In the (allots istyll%llllll't ".ls a luau I do tog Loon' n here Captain Davi• is Nr , .. He iodoll use whether 1 %%mild assist: lons i.l grthogas o w hash, t 1 t%ou!tl 'alit. hi. p:aer. I :liou l ;lit I could it: d u kw for *nets 3 ot:oter, for hr ha l 'lord at starvation: I-1 years I have known hint, and I roe: i out think of refusing hive. As to where hr s gor• canilut at ail say. for 1 Liww oohing more .11,O n a f ir , he changed his derv.% fie told melt he go: user this business he should go to America. Ebenezer Samuel Frog% the turnkey, Ira' ti d e e s n,..t uposn ti. give evit;en,v. he let out the eigitain. Mr. Teaine in answer to a questio l teat deliar! .`A;.vor. %Jul, tiust Frost I..ta never been foati ia &lois take liefore during ill bran service in the l'eritte oi d that his integrity bail never been questioned. Frost :.aid. that 3lr. Woutncr the Marshal Whose tie prison at half-past 12 on Friday. and roneerssisili the Captain, who was to hare been examined the seat day. %tithes.% bad !et the servant in sometime brfore,sad observed a black handkerchief on his fa: e. Th•Car,- tain's fare was co% cred just in the samstuanrer : the hat etas on his eyes. He carried a hay; anal .cooped, and appeared in every respect like the servant v..hu had his handkerchief more over his face .ban it sa. at present. Witness eyed hint from top to bottom, mid Litl not the slightest atospirion of him. The Lout) Wire* then said, there nas a great differ ence het teeen the nermna and Cures of 1.. e tt u , and de clared the over.igist on the Fart of the Wit c•- tremPly reprehensible. Mr. Teague stated. that he hail given !be most mi. putous orders shun , the custody of Captril Laths, Is the men employed about the prison, counitt ntially, gut they should take rare to we Captain Oasis lyfere hu friends left theprison: hr had ordered Stephens to cant mine the Capta ins rum:* closely. under all apprehension of an attempt to escape. Frost had "ten guilty of a great dereliction of ditty ; but he (Mr. Teague) by as weans suspected his integrity. The Loki) 31 I low could the thing lave ben done ":" Mr. Teapie.—Frost must hare been deceived by tbe siiiiiiarity ill the aiip.iarance. and hrt rAyed a IRE a attention in nit exmiiiiiim r ; the face of the p.ir:on goieK ont. 1 ent,rtain not the slightest ,uspicioa of Caesium. The prisoner was then remanded. Increase of Duty paid by the different fire Offices it London iu the yrar .t. s. d. County Globe Atlas 11-. 0 3 I 'llion II"; 4 # 1 Royal Eaeliange . . . Hope Hand in Hand . . . Imperial 32* 9 fi Albion About 200 of the friends of Mr. Harrell and Mr. Curteis, sat down to dinner at the SA:111 lnii, Ch. (+ester, on Thursday, in celebration of the returner those gentlemen to Parliament, us the Represents &es of Sussex. The cere 11111 l ty of investing Mr. Marshall, the at" Knorr of the ( eremonies at Cheltenham, took r ise re tlif• Assembly Rooms of that Spa, on Monday eerie( last. The Countess of Hatitlifigion having takes twe Chair, Mr. Marshall was iutroAluced, supported bY Colonel Berkeley and Mr. Scott, preceded by Mr.liells, the Master of the Rooms, hearing the insignia on a 'A TM cushion, and conducted through a most numerals and fashionable assemblage to the chair of the Lady Pre sident, to whom hr was presented by Co!onel Berkeley, in an appropriate speech. The Countess of Iladdingtx , then invested Mr. Marshall with the insignia of his office, expressimg her satisfaction at the result of the election. Mr. Marshall made an elegant reply, so'i shortly after entered upon his new duties perfectly sr fait. MARRIED. On the Bth in.dant. at St. :Mary-le-bone. Andrew Sanlid. Barlow, of Middlethorpe. York4i re. Eq. to Harried. elk daughter of the late Joshua Hartle), Eq. DIEI). On the lit tnstant, at Tuers, in Prince. Lydia. thr •ii of John Smith Wright, Esq. of ituleote-lodge, Natant's.' shirr. On Friday last, in the ISth year of her an. lesirci t • fourth daughter of John Hawes. Esq. of elsarieg-ense. On the 181 h of March. at St. Petershurgli, ofs fewer , Dilution t'asassajor. Esq. his Majesty's Minister at thsCese of Russia. - L4 111011 WATER AT T.010131)\-11RIDOE TEO [Mi „„ ..: Morning, 19 Mill. alter 111.—Afternooa, 30 'NIL vita W. Landon : Printed and Published by the Purslane R. WARDELL. Jon. at the Other. No. Igh Sr" I site tit. Clement's Church ; usher, al' Coesteasitioe f . dam. and Advaltiseaseata are recrossed Su ba duiesissa I I 7 iii .......... To T Apri tor I ji li 3a J. 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