The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-09 00:00:00

Parliament for the Boroogh of Wooditock, io room of dm present Lord AUCKLAND. II ....solomons, is a and has one shop at (At New-street. On Suitor" be sold some articles; rlured were exactly iik Something had been anti had been seat _ -cost had been purchased the latter were like those tower seen a star like fellow, which Ito-then tiered the fragments produced, isiliff coat he had sold; .with gentleman, who son nn the. country who *officer, and it must he _ the things away in a coach, inanteai with him ; he -* the articles ; he afterwar, Parliament-street Coffee-house ; bled the person of Li. customer , t person -whiskers • on being pressed to identify De Berenger, refusedbe tossy that he believed him to be tlif rrsort. Sirs. Da . tisost, in the month of February 1.11, re ` tided the Asylum building, in the roles of the Beiirh ; De ftereuger lodged at her hake which he Nosily quitted on the 27th of February . She did not see him on Sunday, the 20th ' • mitdd not say whether ile.slept at home tsr not on th at night; she did net attend the door; she always heard De &sifter hi a . but did aot bear him on the Monday morn, Ing; 'she usually beard his bell or his trumpet, which kaililsyed as weft as the violin : sometimes he walked . otuf.der head and she heard him; :he occupied the . ewe pert of the house, site .the lower; she did not • .Isiihr tim on the Monday morning; he then wore • • 'Whiskers ; she did not see him come home en Monday, beard him early, but first•saw him at about half past • five o'clock in the afternoon; her husband told her 7)' litretiger hod left the house at Li o'clock oat Smithey sporning;: he had. quitted the Indgiog on the - tilunday. alto ;on Saturday, the Utit, a' Gentle snan De z Bereuger, and left a letter, she had afterwards seen that Gentleman, as she believed, in the Temple; she thought it was Mr. Cochrane, Johnstone. De Berenger had two servants, when ' It^ was at home they waited on him ;he usually dined I at fast. o'clock ; thought the servant went out on Sunday, the 20th of February, at two o'clloha dj VAT know wlisinibifietuirTed, - as she did not know I. • .where the key was that day. On her cress- lu*. Lion, she said her husband - bad told her On' Idi6 Seto. slay morning that her lodgei bad gone out In a new great coat. Mr. Lavie proved - that the tan witness nao 110114" observation on a person in the Temple (Mr. C: johnstone), .and believed he was the person who _ brought the letter on Saturday, the 20th, to - Di • ji ,i) urtrvrmrismnzrrrrrwrviwr ,„ :ounce on corr en Nis *ire, and naked( that it was about eleven o'clock ' . that he siw De Lteret , ger go out, and made the ob- fingers, Se said no, they Ised - breakf_asted at house. They . ha did not know great coos.- - ha 4 their sod each of the drivers; his fellos t at r river ordered him .to go 'over' London-bridge, down Lombard -street, along Cheapside, over Illackfriers-bridge, dewn the New Cut, and, when in sight of the Marsh gate, tio stop.. Mr. S. was in a brawn great coat; the others in blue : when they got la the chaise, they had mili tary hats • the horses had laurels : when they arrived in sight of the Marsh-gate, they Stopped, and the passengers walked away ie round bate. It was about 11 o'clock. Mr. Sandal did not pay theohaisa thew, or give them any thing; bet asked at what hooka they slept, awl came to the witness there be gave. the other driver a 11. note and 45., but did trot pay for the chaise. Mr, Bailey proved that Hollowlylllllll4Wridtd at ' the Stock Exchange with Lyte, and denied any knowledge of the transaction. Lyte afterwards at. tended, and said he had done3t with a view to make ' money by the rise in the funds ; he had been em ployed by- Witse, it the suggestion of Holloway ; hi, it and SJndon, rode in a post.ch, - NOiitifleet through the city. Holloway a Maid he had done it to make money in the 'and was not awar e-of the serious turn take ; he denied that hp was at all contietteil with Lord Cochraue, C. Johnstone, or De tereuger. eross.examinatiou he said, he believed Hello. thet-he would-eommtmiercarmit*Htwew that he would give all AO he alp had sum for, without all ! • I.)*nt Dl'lliolk•miteinhe had known he. I. he tehrWea be had so opportunity of making IL - ..p forbids" it was _nigh's, be hjsd in conlisepia; --- liEtt, employee by men of afiluenee and conse quence, and htalsoeght as man more competent to than the witless. Upon being asked if there unit I o y thing of inoral tarpitudein it, he said there wal ne ; it was practised daily by men of consequence, I.—it was nothing more than biting the biters, by a • loan on the Stock Exchange) witness asked in what way he could do that ? he replied, by going to Portsmouth, or Dover, as he should receive instruc tions, and that that evening; but it was necessary to have the dresses ; witness here stopped him, and asked whether he really meant him to be thus em . ptayed ? to which he replied " certainly," and he should he in the first plate remunerated, and after war& hate a fortune t witness replied he would as soon be eoncerned in a highway robbery 1 he thought be-had known him better t witness raising his voice, be encleavoured.to hush him. saying they would be overheard, and then took him out of the coffee house. The whites' recollecting that this eadd yet only be proved on his own testimony, told him he would introduce him to a person who mif.Nt de it for him, and took him to the Jamaica Coffee-House: witINISI WO pig to introduce him, but he'refused : vrkness gave kilsßae the French terms of Five Louis XVIII.: be proved M'Rae's leiter of invitation to him, which was read. Upon his cross examination by Mr. Ar.vey, he said he was an accountant: he immediately made the offer prtillic: he gave him the French that it might he heard by other persona, and he might have coo. irmatory evidence. etter.lllll, l Oa the same floor whit M'Rea, win; is a married man; he came home on Saturday, thelkth of February, and brought a small pereet ; Wean* into her room, gnve it to his wife, and said it was valuable, and that she must take care of it. On Sunday he went oat a! about eleven o'clock , and retortietL, at tweire Lim brought a bundle containing biro &tittles ends,' gal two opera hats; the coats were trimmed with tacit like officers coats, one ens lined with white silk, it was better thantha other, as was one of the hats, it had a bran plate on h, and gold tassels; M'Rea put it on his head, and asked if he looked like an officer ; witne , s told him he did ; he went out spin, end •- • teratiat shoot ouetdr It ; *noel wihe ribbon, he Z eil in cockedes; his wire asked what wets to them ; he said they were tedeceimeshe the cockade, in his pocket, took the tainiog the coats and hate, and said .11illiagagate, to go wlth the Gravesent . She sa.w.ALKALielstb.ctlkbirgulku pagt one o'clock; she fetebetihim ^0 from cook's-shop ; be was dressed as 'alien and bad in his beadle the best Coat and* be had slept-at Northffeet, but be appea • as though be bad not been iu bed. The paste: , s ontriveo on 1h 'fo r ',ld Tflt ' lll4 .44:„ in Coping, end had eelh .ii op e gottpinto the city Au. habit of doi .every., 'ndnepslay morning. it Coespitecy„that they 1- that martdng,, a . pr o fi t sales ettedp by kt v , on the 16th, thousand pounds, The , • - the the taking of the • first given by Mr. ' debt doss to.Betenger, and the Cecbrniss Johnstone, trquld . v as 4 to Mr. C. Job` 14e11110311 - evidence, to sr. Ile had often sulk thettlay. r forward Nei bet they. had, _ imislicste his three Ciii* they they certainly would have &tiled i the Cochranes were guilty, as they net, smirk have got a paidon ; but even had they done this, 10,0001. would have been willingly-,given them by -telt Exchange. Could they have doe this, —ild have made them evidence on this occa lie contended that there necessarily am( h ave , ' `ioine broker or brokers concernisd in the plot. slas rather estraordinary . , that notwithstanding the strong, and he contended illegal measures of break log open De Berenger's trunks, that not a single leb ter or document Issal.hein produced.as evidence. ' Mr. Manx spoke, a lso at great length in.b e tt a lf Mr. Berenger,• and cautioned the July again* fthe prejudices that all the circumstances of the cis Cochrane; expressed surpr,. .e*;.,bad a strong tendency to create. De Dereager's affairs to be in a deranged state; hp I. Mr Serjeant PELL spoke for Messrs. Sod a% told the witness, however, that that matter would tri v and Holloway, who had acknowledged th 6, be made easy, for be had rendered such services in ! being concerned in a transaction on that day, boo stock speculations, that Lord Cochrane and his quite a different one from that at Dover, with ishi a h friends had put several thousand pounds into their it had not the least connexion, except that pockets. De Berenger further told him that Lord having taken place on the same.day.. It being isode Cochrane had made a purse for his, De Berenger's, four o'clock in the morning when Mr. Pell finished, • use. i and there being a considerable number of witnesses On Cross-examination, he said, he had tried to to be examined on the part of the defence, Lord 7,b. borrow money from Lord Cochrane, and had been lenborough adjourned the trial, and requested this refused; but deniid that be had any malice against attendance of the Jury and the parties at 10 o'clock; his Lordship. He did ant know whether or not he this morning. • should have given liks evidenee, if he had succeded in Lord Lauderdale, Lord. Melville, Lord Yartnesith borrowing the money Notwithstanding all he had and several other gentlemen of distinction, continied .laid, he thought De' lereager c very honourable on the Bench till the Court rose. There were smell man. • ladies among the immense crowd below thebar, wb -- "Nr(7077771715 - 71le seizure and reten. ' remained tufo to the.last. lion' Of the notes ; and Fernelancß, and several Makers' clerks, proved - them to have passed through the hands of. C ochrane. Johnstone, Lord Cochrane, woul .. ~, A J , ad ARAlSlt ivat i 4iito , . , f . tiOthe Id east, Dlr. G. nifty, of . c . . th-osi, of tireht St . ? amiss Apostle, • • ' -'.' ..... stone,. and Mr: - Boil. •" • The Learned Serjeent spoke ilay el. ase..lieddieses, etAkiatelosboa4 llaele4illk. ';',, at great length, but the lateness of the hour will Pool, of itedclitr‘pasyieskeriet ~.,, . , I .l' , t o,, ;:y - i: 4 1,- 4 .,... not permit us, we regret to say, to enter into his , . sh a A i .. 1 01t1t.:, , . ! 11 4 1 ) ' able argument so fully as it deserves. +Jae coa- ' 7 . ,°! . .., R .1 6 u Z l 2 l e . .t h esitil Fire: e l: b. ..rr, :IT i tended that there was nothing in the evidence that 4i,,,Ti n i n .%Z . ,„,, y 7t . , Bate % , .. 0 i.,,,,i ut.10 4, 14 m could impricate Lord Cochrtnie. - The ‘ a iSdavits of county it Heatengilea„ one of, tee Joint Post-tioatehs-Gesetel. Hit •Lordsbiß_oi_a/lrfed SW, w as i Z abetb.,,tditap, ; Ms Lordship besides ought to have meat weight. t, b y liliato fie -... .Loown Mr. nett see t T h ese - affidavits it .was true were taken before a da gr rvi Itatti Mat"' " 1191 C iii" i 111 , 44 %. 1 44 , mrAlkwakietts, Mat as been introduced to Lord C my .as . a ti r tit . , t 9 M agistrate ; e rash" toast have been sensible tar of the Omit Noble ziarry„ the last • Dokter, HelbOtir aed Mr. C. Johnstone, he was employed in Ittlabeuarylittat he wit; 'as amenable for perjury had they been 7 . l %. imm iart he o l . er : Geor g e, th e 'Pike*. Earl , 111 4 1 . 48 . 1 g .Yl/01 106 flit last to make•larg e pprchases of stock, by all three false, ti if they had been taken in the Court or -- (Ili:nu - day * morning, aiCamise - roell,eker a lasi of those Gentlemen ; he - lived at 88, Cm." ' ' Mr: King's Bench itself. Should he have (nude - these of near four yeari, Mi. John Josiah Dickson, •-• . Butt *boot T hat time had an oalce in Sweetings-alley ; i affidavits,' though conscious of guilt, he was liable '. to ' Al ireZbait'ujount. the 25th o e f s , : si : f ie 'fri t u B , l3 : 4 l 2 e , d a I I :4 i Ttl a 4 1= 1 ' from the 9t h to the 12th of February saw Butt daily; e Ibe convicted not only of conspiracy, but of wilful. pany's ship General Harris (now an her . • eto iinewoik; frequently saw the three together. In doing business i and nephew to Jobe c..liarniielc,li m. or Verittain-boitetagt , i.- and deliberate perjury. Nothing, however, bad tap . , for Lord Cochrane, he some times received orders i l peered lit evidence to invalidate these a ffi davits. The , -;" -. from Mr. Butt.; from the 13th to the 19th made reel Learned Ser'eant then took 'a view of the statements ' - - " ' . ... ifORMI-ir .f ' ;.i ; ' peated purchases and sales for them ; on the evening i 1 N vibiinrd.ii.,,,ivd.,,,n,..iayiii..... erilliittal • ' 'stained bl i the affiiiar • o,' ' . and c on ten d e d that t h ere ~ i of the 19th the balance of Lord Cochrane's omdiuns to &Amy flynoessettl hopplaboi Win tiiiist whicVnie t • " was no proof of his Lordship having been in the City consequence of unottuded ,l ea ore. Pernik of every' rent hit was 130 , 0001. of Cochrane Johnstone's otanium 120 that morning , but only at the shop in Snow-hill, adoration to the shribe' of Wedlock. but a byre the cortitatitip or 130,0001. consols 100,0001. - Mr. Butt had where he wa:accustomed to attend in the mornings, bas been tainted by disease; a renovation !if stabipix is Ind* ai omitio 154,0001. and consols 168,0001. On Mon-1 , p lir ab e i rL r i ci e u ars ii'itee and where the messenger found him,• itiforming hare we devoted our prordeoTho th e exataolii day he removed to 5. Shorter's-court, near the Stock him of the arrival of the officer at his house. treatment of the fain wing diwrdera, add the l ageglueui resu l t s r ;. Exchange; they had three rooms there, one Was "` Iliad Lord Coch ' in • • raue been engaged the conspiracy it our plain gives us additional ardour to opy.o)t/ ftfe.ps we ere able, the ravaged of thwe complaints /whirls este 'the mom in= . copied by himself, one by. Cochrane Johnston., lipoid i Was not at all likely that he would, have gone back to portant in the estialnette: of lavooo iti fi rsuitiet. Cochrane, and Mr. Butt, and one by Mr. Lance * ko Aires initiaeusa ban every briiiich,ni Navy Suegeonii,we farm'd his'own house to meet him so,openly. He ••immeile. was a clerk to those Gentlemen. Mr. Cochrane; ;rsi w in 6l l ' iii a • t i l i i i i i io t ro yal :l l i Y e I .i e f l u i =.ll - :`,.. " Z:„ " ;tft re 4l7,ily i lo i Vg d e t ro n es k Ate!) , returned, from an idea that it was an Officer from Johnstone bad taken one or two rooms, and he, - natis pn i a. Mr. 1)e . Berenger having called on ' Loed precipitancy of general practitioners., .. , • •.. . bens pleasantly situated, asked thrloan of one oithe i Cochrane roved nothin as he should be able to The disorders la the,cure i of which vie have °devoted l our , at. • , : first ; one had been taken, and afterwards the whole, ! prove that Mr. de Bere g o g f il nger had repeatedly applied , e L in e n bfli i tY l s Pi whe e he tr y tir l iTig fruit lit e e ne n rf el t i l K ill ef!tiC it il " :l!4o l o, 4 B se P r , which were now in his possession. '!' hose Gentlemen b e f ore to L or d C oc h rane, to ena bl e hi m to go ou t' t o i the iodoi X eories of maturer o r e I that ileianteineut it the syst i' were in the habit of being at the of f ice as early as him- Weaknes s, i h o u s t v .. .ling which is 11 i . yrizie ll :4 r or h Steiility 1 SIX -1 America. lie contended that Le Marchatit'eeiiilence self. .011 +he moritiug of the 21st, he thought he saw , _re- i tur e r a s, whetner l'e r:r . eut or of I ) 1 1 i7ng in &matt:, rri m i al ai w n i.rb knee ' ' Was not deserving - of credit, and to show -tide, cu m• Cochrane Johnstone and M. Butt as mende d ear ear l y as on Le Merchant's letter to Lord C o rean : battled the -kill l4 rs other prectione, tire by oar preaeut ita l . ie . ten o'clock, or a little after, no other , person, . , , 7 re., . proved phi, of treatment effectually nod pernotneutiv eared, questing an ad ranee of money, and s h owe d t h e - weihosir ii.e pnt,ieht *Arab* the exclueiatiog pate and isLin4 a ith them. Consols opened nearly as they left off . ilia ileasorrhap which frequently foliows the it t• of inconsistency of this letter with the evidence he pp loaned oil Saturday ; the good news came about 11 o'clock, tae lunar caustic. to the course of our extensive practice id . had given - this day. The -change of dress that - and the price rose—it was said Bonaparte...was dead ;•' De Berenger requested. was to enable liim to go 'daily reiin aeirer o ot r h a " r sa p, er iTe g iTiel„,l o f d i i r c i a r iTiii re* .if ha Z e sic h t e i e i l : r a il:Lel and two Gentlemen having arrived, the. effect was • to . Lord Yarmouth and the Admiralty , and whether iby aiLsere certain, and espeditimis mode of cote s superior ta••• ' yet adopted. this ylte weeknes. , , calt‘ntilisi, and dfii • Immediate on the market ; -he bad begun to sell be- Lord V. acted foolishly or nor , in affording the Change ! ' tit 'A.;e4li fore the rise took - place: he fiat sold Omnium° e lY ;d a- patie7res ir t o e n r l edtO c e " reiVa n i:d a v r i n 4077:4 41"1"1.111 11$ . a t . 1 Of dresi, his c onduct was not Unnatural in yielding ' as 29i, and it ton till- be sold, it at 904. Consols sold , where the debility has fee "years existtd; _ip!_toiscr pew.. to . the request. • Why did Berertger , it w as asked i rntorative remedies 4 ihtlivillillV, tfrivisitti, first at 70i, and he sold as high as 731 ; he had re " 'go to Lord Cecliritne' • ' • Ikl De Beret.. veranc."" "vr s.—supposing r. to revive me slumbering. sparks of life, .endsi,tlVgstioutauste-iltit eeived orders to sell all, Hs had heard of the chairs :gar guilty , which he was far from doing , it wooed lie . cenithution. . , ' which went ihrungb the eity, but did net know if It ! evident thitt - it would be nec essa ry for him not In' - ~,o f -Nunierosei Dise a ses are the resale of ignorainee or baste in the lelleenced the stocks; theirie ll at aboat.two . o , olo44 , to tie otto _ .. . ._ is - , treatoo:oi Ora simple . G onorrhea , nail tt row tofreqtaintly lispli - lodgings, and therefore to avoid the scent i pens th it the wed, o f life are poisoned by.tae•iiediserviiior at rot Mr. Bailey bad access to his books. - t -- " ' '1 of the hounds in pursuit of hil,-be.rtiight go to Lord unz'iarded hour. By -ix superiar_atethuil such complaiatt ant : easily eare.l; and eves where ethers have felted, we trustihed 'On crpss.e_m_unination, he ifpl: ' i Cochrane t s under any . preteuce. • Bat it was to be ,we may presume to offer a-radical re-uslabli-lhlweidii • ' ~_v „ Itaa — preirr irifte - itst -or Fektriery sold : observed, tharDe Berenger seat foe him to a plies I Few, however, are the Cinell 41f C.4lllplifigind distress in 011, '''', - - - 1 ' 4 . 100 th . •t '• - • • 1 itaotoua situ:num of writ, elms, the • ' , t, supposing it to exist, could be of no , tod i l an er, np "4 Ig l e l n ft ee la a ec. oubl hive been mue , h • more naturel for of a fashionable life acq • s oli ta r y wise, or 1 ak.! ..iet r , ,awe t h at stole o d e bi lit y wawa i s' I Bertager to have gone. to Snowitill to his- rolavelldliole ; ' , ' con pernicious habitS. Where gsf being. Instil pearet the scene where 1 ailVamiTgrse„wilarrilacirua"dsbeover hil misery , tin •Parellally claimant • aomP•POlheillibill, for M u . to Imo. Itrinsictions *ire 'livery day 'Car tiedlthat 'although it he a:objector doubt or.aacesininie al4 :I mkt __ _Jeer listen denleit tgaa Mr. De Berenger practitioner:, the leiniivrd of these deticirovies by tie genial tieqpiinted with '' • . °jinn,- be was Bell , f i gfe l 7r l ot ""11"'" ' is the - oripiivetnei.t 'cif •Olif enptriest.e. aPs of Batehub or Venom have'. *hots -to reduce - newly reedited Is open sat' '' •. eiptettireat attaioments , .vigour, Much noiiety ttl be prey 1411 h an I Orr ,y, ear y COW,. f 'Many pthoto . , ,1 action o f this lilagUid state s and in I t hese - t hese lie • . ' *Moaner. .. . peat difficult/ • • 7 v--illiell ~.v . „w , Varlet Worries who Moo long beo4,lirPOl* o 4 l In v' ..' ' i espectaitons era rally', may he assured % ' most imbecile. • • detkiSidlecta ail rarebit by 'wend skid: ' ' "I • . N„ ti. t2a in the Colmar, are isuipsesisett• to shoe the ' -1 o f - ,•ir eareoge,,, and reamer of-Livia', Orel ' • ' the for A dv)re dad hredkides S. and, the slide's, iit be fortis ' limit at tilicKthaitista.' -•- • I.* , slrrict7! silk is so, PilleselakSts pile eedertobiwooine SW i eat lam a Aie we bear pre-word to rime, form ter Wel/ . oat perttittinint; anti in enincidetter it illi *cis Or' • I.a.iiims la FArof . t lost • Pitarri. Gertie.ood Ct i ost he. - hvjoillieate Of.either sef - oth the guaiost,secrece r, at Mei/ bluest!,Ne. l td ifistfotilardtin. ' VIA 111 Orin*/ Chi: thisatkitsi 1144.14kHottOalvivaeo. 1 0N • runt and . "Publislord hv, D. Lovel.k t ft' vie STILT 63J1A11 OE rics,ll7, Pket-gren. , s! . tv Co relative to the ceat. I, • On cross-eta r. t oNgir said, reeling that he had proved the !... y .. t . t .d, Ih . first wont, he weld proceed to prove the second ; a the atlair, tt ritisith purpose Ile called - , * WIZ, la eouseqeenee of a Dole lett at uts ' ililliejlt large - Si 4.141/ V ill i . Alifire, went to the Carolina Coffee•house t ea the Mi.. J. Fears monist of the 1 M/44 february I be there was met i 1 / 1 t i l l ' he_. bed Air. Job sums of Minim. On the 10th or 11th Cochrane where tha Johnstone had a bilesce of Consols of 100,0001. ser vi c e. It on T bed tlteirAprelstions jilffoi_aeolltli Mr. De 'Berens iiiys — fiera d reeersed eists to sett sit Ilse Lordship, al I stock atinew,per cent. !note; he had betas to self these ihfatnoos before 14aaw the Geodes** as Monday; it war n ; •I( bed ne , the custom to sell stock which , the seller had riot ht ivesla cq?s i n ted his possession; , if the sews hid been believed to be, r eceiv e d. its a jt , • . . . . • •• .. _ . - : .. .. -.irao. •• • ......r:10.Z.V7 42 .6 0.-0 •• -- • o.- ' • • .. - - .... : m i.:444...m' 8...:..v..... , •.a.e • .- '..t 1 " ' . —" , ---;—; i '.. .'---'41—: :1 • •••••••--- ........... . ... .................---' • ............. , o . tmanteao, gave him fi ve shit- the cockades . was taken of, and ibe paper on whlCh 34; Isektd.bought and sold large stuns previously so elifly as the Otbs anfT, house. Ile had semi t het per- it was quilled thrown into - the •fire and horned ; the. to the 9 :of February . - before the hoai l sold Ity King-street, and knew him, white lining was taken out Of Abe coat,und sent te hi --- Smallbones, stotk-broter,, has made put, "Wag donitintlY builig and e the person he bhd driven. dyed black. From September to February sissilrid I clues on the 12th slid 13th of February lot 14r.. instructed his-'broker er to sell 1 military accoutrement-maker, — lodged In the same floor with &Mae, during that , Butt and Mr.CochianeJahustoneland sold all on tkg ' lt was said that he had son; :haring-cross, and smother in time they had kept but one are, coals 'were dear ; '2lst at Vii and 284. f .. ing, .pnt to-was in the habit rrday, the 19th of February, M'ltae was poor, he had norm. more tha n a shilling t i Mr. Richardson , stockbroker, 'lsed on the. 18th day s , irsigeday, and ,Wednu the great coat and Cap :pro. Or eighteen pence at a time; after his expedition be February purchased 20,0d01. for Mr. Beit,end sold .arguild t as a proof of the Ci ke those he bed sold, lied a 101. and P. it. note; this was on the 2d of it without orders at I profit; be had - afterwards cleared , among the three LI purchased at New-street, March: On the Sunday after the expedition he bought 30,0i:101.1mnd sold it on the 21st at 28f. from 9to 10,0001. bat the s to Charing-cross ; a stuff bought a new coat, and be said he had got 501. by' id r. milfey proved the quantity of stocks ;old by vane Johnstone alone, Os sed with a star and badge; what he bad done. When he went away he appeared Lord .Cochrane, Cochrane Johnstone, and Mr. Butt, 'to a profit of eight thoesan those lie had sold; he had much agitated, and wished it might not be known en the 21st February - the account was 1 , 611,000 1. Counsel then. adverted to tin that he had sold, except the where he had one . g three per cents. and the profit on the sales amounted wesittisproredl the evidence f had in his posiessioh ; he be- ,• -- Falai keeps the Rove Inn, Dartford. On I to 10,4541. • but for such 'news such sems3could not The payment .of a debt dal reduced, once constituted the, Monday, the 21st of February, be received a letter !hare been sold except at a great loss. 'once of a lota by Cocbrao *; he had some Conversation i from Mr. Sendoff', of Northfleet, telling him to send Mr. Weatherell, a sworn Stock.-Broter, proved count for the notes traced '4l seid the dress was for a per- a chaise arid pair there, sod to have four horses in rthe prices of stocks on Saturday, the 19th, "cud With respect to Mr. Batt,;' D was about to play a foreign ' readiness for London ;he bad often furnished a chaise i Monday, the 21st of February, in the course of the , apply.. There was no end sent of that night ;he took ito Mr. Sandell on such. letters; he sent thp chaise, !latter day the funds rose and fen- and rose agiin. nezios with De Berenger. 1104 and had a small port- ! w hi c h r et u rned at a furious rate, and iti it were San- I Mr . -Addis • proved the taking of the house ingebefore as well as on tbel did not object to the price of don and two othor persons, dressed' is Mee coats., Shorter's-sent, by Mr. C. Johnstone. and Mr. Lyte bad come ards saw tie Berenger at the . opera hats, and white cockades. The witness asked Mr. Maui proved, that be Ilia made purchases ledged their own guilt, ve-house; thought he resent- : Sandon if he should get breakfast for the strangers; Tor Rollaway. Ile had orders to sell all the stock thing that could implicit. :ustornev, but that person had ihe sa id no . they had bre a kf as ted a t hi s h ouse . The about the miadle of the day, on Monday, the 21st of they could, they oertaiuly . . hartbeen in an opeo host all night ; hidid not knot; tl 1 who they were, but they had news sif greet comae- . Air. Steers, Broker to the Accountant-General, b Februtity. (pence, and he bected the witness to hasten their ; proved, that on Monday he bought ou his account . 11 departure. The chaise was ordered to drive toille r e v iT.. l l iff . m76rwarwa ....._ r _ a i• • • -.Westaciatatev. . -. . - .... ........ .... • tr. J. rig pro , II II emp oy w by Lord Cochrane to public!' his affidavit. Lord II Ou cross-e ion, be said he received the Celebrant:lt'd given him a book containing it, which so letter about • •look in the 2 roorning, and he 'the %Atom was ordered to fetch, the Counsel for the 1 it was surprised to' chaise nature in ashoer * a • %._ reset:sedan being unable to authenticate the affidavit ,si . kosall 13a14w t-boy /rote the itose, rode on w ith oe t it. i it ' the morning in..lineation, cad recollected a (*CH tis s i a lt a it was th en rea d. t i coming from Nortbileet with Mr. Sandon and two r . I srchautha4 known De tierenger motet!" other gentlemen ; be drove the leaders to town ctisey Alin sisieen mouths; •on the 14th of February , lie 1 ~ gave orders to walk some little distance , and not to bad told that he was going to America with Lorii rtl distress the horses up the bill; they pnaoised 125..t0 Cochrane; he expressed his surprise, as he kneirib 1 'aims from t and Mr. Butt. afterward! • ' • • . i ite funds, r. rie Es rose an at re it would 1 on the part of Lord Cochrane, Mr. Cochvina John. --.6••• 1 _ at- n r I t again, and re. 1 3 6 e, sipy_Rne mighs.bare. wade,94 'MU- 1 k CO" 1 it - y 7 antin -r- y i peisinp --- of iiCllrit tespoctabilityinthi; I " 4 1t i k e r il ecc " 2 i n . - demon might:hoe sold it Within or illratibbV; Iwo banistry—each a conspiracy was only it • for &lard ot into roond liter. Lord Corhrlkoos• or MK COO*l ll4 . 4o .lfiliteNei I,' 'malt 41diiiitrata tircomstoces„ and not for a .. ......rrOrtli obe donee with' Or Mr., Butt s . sad any stock which Iva Witt in all niits of Maoist nod character like Lord Cochrane,. j Le 'aft ;he pet Dt .. lrorips• . :.---fht next procieded to the pas of •M r. ta n of to bandie s 41110 . - Ritchia t .atock..brohps,..kastknown.!lo:- Cothrints 3Oluistone, where the same unfair pro- t"te .6 ... nee v he must be st rang Johnson many years , had done ['urinate for ! ,bite t idingi, on the part of the Stoik ii'stfitsinp, .Iv/ere ,The r tart boat, at two him IMAM* the Ifth of Febreary ; on gaterdaY',' tie 'iiiiiiivipy whatrable. • They 1115,0.411 s an arsumeni t q_inel;firi . , enber i 1114114a c othjai ifltk- hi left WIF with Omnium for that- gestlenSib 11,01 it ...61 1 ' ' ;Aft. .- • , 1 1'04, ,• . iibetat . ~ .. 0%01.4 dinttre from the to the eirioent of 250,0001.; his. Wok,. bid beihi' . nokit. art Aatir 4 a i a ~. L i.,4mi , 441.0 ociitle on he went out, accessible to Mr. bailey ; be saia Mr.V.Johnsttnit44-4111a*.es weir' Argli. et ~,, • i . , 04 % :" ~ iitire retie km*. - • • r Ind - hat ; he said Monday, between tan soli eleven ; retwived ordshrn $ beer* the dafot th.,.se k ligi,,,, , i , : p 7 . I, , ,which was Ipoa red fitiguetif on Olt_ day to sell at crin ne e p' sirlient4rott • int not It loth** *a* ilili . 'ci ' s l . "thire . • 6ac 'rile ribbon or& Stm t a 1 230 ) l au . o ing at in s an. . ;e • gin :el tug '-',.• - • . ~. - . . i ii .. 4 •44: vs., ht • i - .... 1 " ' ' ' . ~.... .4......., ' !f) ea t riy as She 9th, an on Abe- 'Hsi 04 - 4 .0. ,4,76. before the hoax, sold 10 OpOt' T wai donitantly buying and se mg, end had xlesys instructed his.'tiroker to sell, even, op a .aartitok. 'lt was said that he had gone into the cif! Au . ing, .but t e,was in the h ab it of doing so erevy-tr ee , , day,. ;Nudity, and ,Wednex.day morning. it a lli I argued, as a proof of the conspiracy„that they be 1 ... cleared, among the three that morning,: a profit .4 .. from 9 to 10,0001. bat the Wu au* by Mr, cod, vane Johnstone alone, on the 16th, 'to a profit of eight thousand pounds. Leo* , The " ,o l l, .1 • ',Li Counsel then. adverted to the the taking of the oast, iii disproved the evidence first given by Mr. Fan •'• The payment .of a debt du to.Betenger, and the& ' " Vance of a loan by by Cochraia JohOstone, latsql l l . 6 ' 1 r .eount for the otes traced to Mr. C. Johnst e • Vrt . 1 h respect to ,Mr. Batt, the acme arglineg i t . II . , apply. There was no evidence , to dew s. aqy, - ..; nezios with De Berenger. lie had often Sold,st —, es well u on thetday. , - .4lfirtioilsitaa : gad Mr. Lyle bad come forward •ippd se k tio .L. 4: lodged their own guilt, bet they. had iefUn,;ll L : ' ' ..... thing that could implicate his three Ukase, si - they could, they certainly would have atited {hut the Cochrane' were guilty, as they not only wool . have got a pardon ; bat even had they lone this, the ... 10 ,0001. would have been willitigly4iven them byths ete t i. I 11 • 1 SIOCk Exchange. Could,they have dune this, owl • .II would have made them evidence ou this occasion.,-+ l fie contended that there necessarily most have been t • . i some broker or brokers coneerold is the plot. ft ••. •.- t i Was rather extraordinary . , that notvrhltstauding the 1 t , strong, and he contended illegal measures of brea4 i log open De Berenger's trunks, that not a single let. I ter or document had ..been produced. as evidence. . s I ri Mr. rests spoke also at great length in -behalf if ' , .... . t ' Mr. De Berenger, • vied cautioned the July spin* lithe prejudices that all the circumstances of the met "bad a strong tendency to create. I' If. .t4l%' Serjeatst PELL spoke for Me3srs. Session , • I ! 1 1.. Rollaway, !rho had acknowledged their - -itt-- . being concerne d in a transaction on that day, bee quite a different one from that at Dover, with which it bad not the least connexion, except that 'if having taken place on the same.day.. It being lade ' four o'clock in the morning when Mr. !'ell finishe, i and there being a considerable number of witnesses to be examined on the part of the defence, Lord D. lenborough adjourned the trial, and requested fhb . . attendance of the Jury and the parties at 10retlect„ . 1 this morning. . ... , :. r Lord Lauderdale, Lord. Melville, Lord Ythrtnetetlt . ; and several other gentlemen of distinction, continiod on the Bench till the Court rose.. There were seveest ,ladies among the immense crowd below thebar, "be ' remained alio, to thejut. • • , • i . Lieutenant-totera gine - yr - mama SR Parliament for the Borough of Woodstock, ill the ., i Tooth of the present Lord AUCKLAND. : ' MARBLED • t• - -'-' l " 4 ► l' ; l i ‘Cklbe 2d IA it ed. Arney. it ClellOilir* / 1 4 4 /0 11 IC '. . 004. of Orals St:Thomas A rite. . __. __,-' .- ..,..,... . ' Ala, SI. Mr.,,bliddlemoi oCtiltiaottr-sittmalk Italie4llll, bell , .. Pool. of Itedclillet-parade. *bite! 1 41 ..: • ' ',.. • ..... +._ ~,., •,, 5 . ,,, ,r, . ~, ,pit.,.-.. •• . •• • the fhb bat: ! t bls house io Ujs'lrer, ITlmpole-stres_t. age* 11, the Kieft ROL Join, llfflf 1.11 . 1.‘ of ItandWieb, Yisessinst .., Hiocbinhruok, istat.ffiates •Mseciltta,. elf !Mier Merist`r, in tlib'' calmly 4' Hinitllsdied 0911, one of the Joint !soil -ssaatere-Gesefil." IDS •Lordtbip as SW, y: Fliaabeth.Mdelem lair. daughter of George/ let Eittfof Ma/lfat, by '~ra he left eCo stringing iron.; steolleljy,_l44y MAry,liese M letts, Oda datt: ova • : the Brost Noble Elarry„ the last 'ktg./WWI ' ' ' *born be left Gedrge, die 'piled*. Earl, aad Mary 'VkiteltalltelV Teapletows. On Sunday notorniser, at Camberwell. aftcr a liweribt lilleii . ' of near fodr yeari, Mr. Jobe Josiah Oicksen.eged46.. • . AI Umnbsty, on the Ibth of :May', 1819, dged 19, Mr. Them* !, Cbaruocb, junior .01110.: of Ole Hon. the East India Coot. play's ship General f i l= g nes, on hcr + passage to linglaad)c . and nephew to John r, ,t. . ' so.simissimasilasas.....____-__ - - • ' . ,- 1 . • I ' . ,_ Sfik b eitiiiiiiNV. . .. , • ;:... 4 , t ,t I IVO Sisr•rders - have • cintigtatid 'more es,ntia . ll .; , A.N to destroy Hymeneal isoppin64 ttiM tly*e which' are t • :. consequence of ungnaidesl plea-ore. People of every'rant ale'' . adoration to the shribe of Wedlock, but *here. the coestitelittp . has hero !alined by disease; a renovation of stability. is bid* . , pen-ably requisite. • • ,Twenty years have we devoted oar practice to the entity/int . i treatment of the fallowing disorders. and tbe,success:ul result 4 I our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose. as far as we ell* i able. the ravages of thwe complaints *hush are the most kW i , portant in the cainlngite: of loran!' infirmities. A fret initiation h a ll every buttich,nb Navy Surgeonv,we fished a wish, as an esitly petiod-nt lonctice, In resew individuals from the' ignorance of iti educated men, or the eqoalltdnagerime precipitancy of general practitioners., ~ • The disorders to itte,cure of whirls We Wive .devoted our at. • A tenants .rotoptiut every species of Venereal infeilloif ; all It lode - , of Debitity, whether arising from the habits : of •,sebool.loots ae the indalgencies of manner age t that deossagenseut of the sys- • , tern in *omen which is called B arenne:4 or Sseiility 4 Sesninat • , ; Weakness, filtoeis. (rostructions in Ike 'Urethra ; as also Strisa burs. whether recent or of long duration, and which Mot* '. baffled lite skill of other praclitmers, are by one present insi, • . proved plot of treatment effectually noel petal:mewls caredi, ... ' without the patient a..l2eriog the e act miming palls and islarule ~ hug Ile:Porrhagewhirli frequently follows the opplicalloo of ;`, the lunar caustic. lathe course of .cur extensive practice i* . this metropolis. numerous cows of strictures have been and nee daily ender oar cars, the tend erndicntion • if which is 0;114 i by a safe, ceridin, and es mode of cute, pipe, iar 7,•!` soy lithe; yet adapted. The weakness, Tdasntii4l, and rity..prisceeding from this enotplaint, are tpeollity,.astaat it, the patient restored to toltml.altd vigor" 0 0 1 , 10- B u l l ' 'Wkere the debility has for - years existed; a prapgr pew. mance .isi sow restorative remedies. is iistlispienstidly Otistis• ~ . to revive the slumbering• sparks of life, sand • to .r.ta . cemtitution. • A - Nunbeenori Diseases are the result of ignorance or haste I. the .. treatowort of a simple Gonorrhea, and It mu anfretprently taps p ros th a t the seed s of life are poisoned tirtite•ludiscresitorisf aft ungoiarded hour. By -a superirir_usethuil sorb ethaidairto,, ern • easily core.!; and eves where others have filled, we Rest the* we may presume to offer a-radical re-4plabli-ihlariot. • - 1 Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in 44 disorder, coo:spaced 'With the calamitous silo:Won of own. wilvr from auntdoleence in a solitary vire, or th e prevaleut solitaire 1 of a fashltmable life, acquire that state of debility watch in the ' rseiliwaidiipple comaisasmarsvfmts* pernicious habits. Where 54 , voltamiy.snlferer broods sorer hitt fllibet'S i liirt eareAtlly conceal, I I, bit nitslortintn, it may be some•comatratina , tor idle to limos that 'although it be an objector doubt or.isagertainty with atkr •prartitioners the *Moral oT these drticirneies by de grailtalf prow,* of rro,etattion. is the -ftespiivensei.t 'sif•our enstrieeve. . . If the rite* of Bacchus or - Venus hoist tleipsts•ess rediste - wolf . vigour, much ailiiety Olt be prevented, hy, ins early . eltilseki .' action of this ulagute state; and in Iltele•casis trio' great Oka' *Mower. • • . _+. ' ' • . • liar. lat Weems. wit* hire long beets • tlisagititinted WIWI - . ` I expectant's* era fluidly', may be ansared,liall in sae* inslaneee. • • Naikiialkes - art Carsibie by Medleal kilt. I • . 4 . OW , 1„ , :‘ ill Abe Cawley are irmasseserd• to Sraletlite I ' ' S r -I t - 1; i 1 f a11 . e .0,&_. 4 : 11 -! I T U i r ner 4• 1 • 1• •••• "1 4 .' - _ arm:. . • ' s, • ..40t, took a email portt /bugs, end entered the hi eau onceiiit a house in l irben he saw him, to be .;