The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-03 00:00:00

OENEftilt, 12'6E6BEUX'S LRViI. The Levee of General D'Etterels. on Sinai's was attemle.l by more n( rank, fashion, and beauty, ; t h in we have seen stwonhirti in the tamp space for many years. There wen, et least, sit bemired per. sons in the room admitted by tickets, and thervfnro select. It is really cheering in see Co many of ems beasitifot Coontrt women take a deep in•erest is IM great (South American Liberty. When Colnesel hl•l)erntott, end the Officer* of Ms Regiment bad take" their proper station, General led in Mrs. Pollan& preceded by Lim. tenant. Colonel Hassey, bearing the Colours to be presented to this Regiment. The beret of avian* that pervaded the A ssem bly on the 0pp,,,,,0nc0 of these personages is not to be described, it was en tbegledie, and contineed for • ennoble...We time. The military circle having been formed, and si- Imre obtained, Mrs PUTLAIIII. with a grace and ease of manner that *vetted ienersl admiration. eddrossierl Colonel M•Derrnott, and the Officers of his Regiment, to the following et." : " Costeel M•netwoott—Tti presume ems and tear gollsow rgodioems g Coiner., with she otiwohhtsoo or law 111.4.rr .1. is to b.sooor of which I no .*ruble tat the `mar tin e I Ma c.o. wed sem II 1 , 1 aisa,, teeollors sir occasion wish lie teel•on. of til.farol•• I shall. (LWr gibt binotord me will deo fe I.ll.sumbewe aid libert‘--••iler ibis SmailatA Tami wiU l the pr.,./. Ims 11.1..1i5, nod leaser which rue ' gal.' rh ..f our (monies mos. While um .7. fp eke 11,111 io a ow-. drat I the 'laniard Wrath!, o,oll , laen. is wits rail be leetil-rest. in '..a. Oat the rOisr• at Istriond look so with laservw. wastoto foe row triumph sad far roar eery. From ca• Soul I .haN pray honour, vetted', and &tor, to astral stool." Gesterel and long•contintted applaage followed Ibis address. which was deliverd with great anima. Own, and with a glees that distinguishes this lovely gall accompti.hed Liar. General D'Evaacus then spoke to the following report " Coheir' 111 4 1) tootl e awd brother 'Alfieri—l ens, mid tilde to thin Ivo ►he. • el..isseatts rhymer/4 th nentatie s pormopti•bed Lod*. This ilia,ehia b unwashed to peer gMly awa enwrice. tinter, nereterwr in the oarNier. and which lace prim' to obi's! are pesfetily tami4ar t I rlshaita. bet ober 11.•.! wooed at this ehre.nhly. that Sr r ater mom he Emil, .• d chat okra we the. his.. oar CM'S art sod park... Writ the wiles h oar b^-mifol •••11111if vieases. We maw ha., awe mites of Helves. Tar tie rent thrills • {oh noels feebs it a..' elegorwee, f..r 11 , 1111 , li re, so she parity 4 the ewe , is a pith the, were mimed. led twirled...l oass , t,t owled .11)94•••• .nr eforw.t Ind the Stawdvi to the Idelity aad Marry, of Cwiwiwi hi • I) •reeltl " 'Ceinael M•IhaNOTT, ill a brief end energetic slittech, declared that he would lose the last drop of his bl..d, and he could promise as mach for the whole of his Regiment, before be would suffer an enemy. to p.•lluie with his tooth the St:intim(' pr.. tented in each a cause, by a Lady so amiable, and a General so b•lowed. Enthusiastic stylises. followed, which wee re echoed b) hundreds iu the street. The General paid hit reaper its to many present, after which the Leer. broke up, every one evidently delighted with a seen. to itatefel to all interested fur the liberties of man• kind. The Officers of C .lonel M'Dermott's Regiment presented • very 6..• military appreciator., and we doubt not het thew will, instal, field, justify the high opinion entertained of them. ft was gratifying to soy the perfect order that pre. trailed in so large an assembly. The arrangements essay the direction of Cul. Lyster, who recsived.the tick•ts, were very judicious. When Gen. Eaterens handed Mrs. Pelleed to ber carriage, she was enthssisstkelly cheered by the vast populace assembled in the street, anti similar Birks of teepee, were bestowed on lb* General, as he proceeded to Gretbam's llotal.—( Dublin Erne. ins Pod, Jody t 9 ) Tester , ler afternoon the PRINCI RIGENT, scram pealed by Friars ESTUILLIAZY, left tows far Ramp too-cnorl. Tee Delo of Gm:unarm, offender' by Colonel Ilsonves sod Sr Atcltl■ %LD Witt's, left town yesterday at kslf•ps+t I I o'clock for Cheltenham.— The Duchess of CLOUCLITLI left towo abost alto some time for Wisdom.. According to lettere from Purls. the Dec ale Man ▪ is shoot to take op his residences, Odessa, the place of which he foltsterty was Governor, and *Hub Is rattly indebted to him for its present state of pro• Ile has written to Ike superintendent of one o▪ f his estates there, to prepare every thing for his An Official dispatch was received yesterday, dated Anaostnra, Mat 28, from lloscio, successor to PA LIM, In the Ministry fur Foreign Atairs to the Republic of Fooesueia, eonlirming the secoanl of ti.e defeat of a reinf.treentent of 3,500 men, sent from Santa Fe to join Moathr.o. Tbib victory was itchier. ed by the divogion .•f the Patriots os der the command of General4arscsuorn. The Leander, 60. was pakd off on Wednesday. end coweissioned again on Stiurday, by Capt. CtealLlM RICUAIIISONI, for the Ilse of the llkm. Sir Iltsui Ilh.cawoon, Bart , and the Eliot I odic rornm.ild. Si. Cum.,. WoL•n.tc, net Representative, ■nd C Pasit.ux, were in this oven in the hestintting Of ih► sleek, and spent en evening with a few fi 440. to Reform. et the Pump Isvern. It is needle's to add, they were received •ith a degree of enthusiwe proportions.e to their services in the cease of Reform. ---!Hienolegkons elrgas ) Th► Bistiep of Cut TER, realties to his being pro moted to that See, divided a qestitity of the clrbe land tot the Rectory he then held, into small allot ment'. of about an acre and a half each, which he lot to marri►d Isboorets at a low rent, for their benefit cod moil. ;meat ; by which moans, in I in. stances, they meeo eeattled to became contributors to the Ptsot's Iti es, instead of beim.. a borthen open Om; and his Lordship found that these wen scarcely eve► sidled the alehouses ; being ron.tsntly employed at their leisure hoe's, in cultivating their little spots of wend it in alleged. err the aerharity of Mr BAIIIIIILIDGE, fttr thy Beraseh of lluckie4ham, Oar the car respendvner between the Hiatt Steward and lir. Net.- the leis Beiliff, et published, is garbled nal in tersect l'ligation between Lord Visoost and Lnrd li•slf, 'everting the Batton Ferry K•lale, in Gil* ■ • gen.imp. promises to prove highly tam:active to att./m.llmm, ..f the long rob s% This domain culte'.l. 10,301 laid, osieilds GO mays in lenBt(♦ r and Isestimated to be worth float 8 to 80010001. MISS M.iCzIULEK Tllig Lady appeared yesterday evening for the last time this season, at Freemasons' Ilan, when she wrens those+ her celehrsted I,iterary, Dramatic. and Ms. Ideal Olin. Tho following is a copy of her Farewell Address delivered on this nee ition : NM rAnEwn.t. AonaLss. The world is felt of rare w hereer we tre.sa, Trests pole in pole the tell-same care. are spread; oday the rap of plinuare fell, eons o'er, To =sterna, we t h e tiling wear rirpl,re 'Ti. ever thus. star chorales nor spe Is ran save. 'Tit that even from the cradle in the trace. In sorrow horn. tars 1 in o crow bred ;(:or rholth.h rote. fall an the chi dish bead), Awl a. a. do wl•aore r. riper yeses, The itionilia, omit.- is etwassered will a lilt teats. The dream.' pang first rend. the feeling bract. The worst to bear I. wheel (raw Meads we part ; The hardiest task alas Aswan onager ca, tell, The herders ward to utter is— Farewell. What soil as barren but the grail, sled Same stored object of delight will find! lb. hermit ranging so the wroonmiu*, brow, kl•y ea a tree paternal rare bestow, Ilebolde it blosioirtg is the desert and. And call. earl, branch of Natore's fini'rite child; Strengthens the •trittik —protects the weaker loam, And fists a ware from afilieti a's imam Sea friendship's berwth, sweet as Arabi .'s Arians is oar shattered bark will sweliiag sail; One only sorrow 11, ~. remains behead— To part fin* thew who in the worm prated bled t lies with it is. nodule'. 51 matt ever be, Fer time itself lead, to elersa• r. The wiener midnight hoar app nneliirg last, firms like the =lies knell of pleasures past i It warns me in eerier. yet err I go. One pa r ins Ales-hie let we here bestow Whose er of grasitode I siren, yen. Think it comprised to that o id I'M—Adieu t ray linewin helot sio sore (jig 1.15 My worse ro merelas utter ihoo ! Farewell! a..resell! N,4V" L INTEL LICENCE. AUGV.I* 2. Itvinam in the Downs the Se• yen hive, and the J 41in, J Kitson, from Jamaica for Newcastle, with several more bound to the North. ward, particulars enkonen. Poitswoutn, Avot:• r 2 —Arrived the Mar. chienes. of Elver, G.lpite, hum Java slid the Cape of Good Hope; sod Ahenua irsorpori, from 111. —fussed tip Channel OM Alsry, Ferguson; end Renard, liorclay, from Ttnisica. The Mir) s pokr, on the 17th of July, in Ist. 4.4. long. 30 the Helen, from Liverpool for Phihttelphia, all well. —Ssiletl the Duke of Yott, Finisyson,for Malaga ; and Vettles, Futsril, for H sego. FALMOUTH, JULY 31.—Arrived off this port and p.nceeded for London, the Percival, Forrest, from Mirsmichi, in 23 days ; also arrived the Argo, tisolie, from Itiga.—Suited the Lady Arabella pesky*, with a Mail, 14 Lisbon. Livrneoot., Avo. I.—Arrived the Alice, Porter, from hussies sailed the I s'h June. The impairs, Hervey, soiled for Liverpool tt.r 5.1% June. The St, George was to sail for Illelfsst the 1G h June. Ti,. Drys, for Liverpool, Alessoller. for G:asgow, and Bimeon, Taylor, end Isdy Iti Hey, fur blotto'', .sere in sail the 17th June. On 5 h July, in let. 38. long. 00. spoke the Fair Ilibrrhlso. (too JatilliC4 for Devlin, eel 43 Joys. th. Y:fd July, in lit. b 7. 1804.20. spoke the Commerce, from Prince Ed waid's Island, for Bristol, or 31 dais. AGRICULTURAL RKPORT FOR JULY The late bailmnsents base done enrolderable damage in 'orison pni t• of the coma ry. port icist.itly SIII folk , .4. giiik. and Imes bet bate bees far sore general and sure e:11J14:110 ... 'o pus the Condemn. where, 0111V/P•Pf. the corm ail Nets crops are said la be eitirenalty aboadnet. areep.stmarsim has anisned pro sperously 1 and Me e rrwst bas wen a met prat...lire year in nut alma. Wednesday twine the dr) appointed In elect a Re. I imini" lid k " . 114 l. " l "" inrerat has the "n" from presentative in Parliament for the City of E linba•uh. I wet ll dear ' r lin st i ltr . r, m:r i ti b lea *ls s u b d er 6" :sa th :ed7. ' petit t i o n l• r o f ir ru iU " g n sia 3 lit at twelve o'clock the Wahl 11..41. the Lord Proirimt ; II ao toroiP bowiolt 1 10 to'orritcd with iro , r a snrcess , a nd and 'loan Coasted assembled is. eh. Council Chamber t i ;', l l,7 e , r 4",, P ;, a , " „„ i v e c - s z k z, I:- si- d,, , ,t,it e b:ii:r a ,P. a ..ra" . p. for that purpose, ohm the aril for s new election nub probably an 111111111411 pmpurdssa of she 10.11. :prit: - • having beets road, and other preliminary bir•doess l i i rr' amid* whole, p raa.P eit e° "„ e eerm " a bl /' li r nach ..,:,,,'" l i t e " gene ts. ()ugh, Doacnu G1114.01/10 1././. 1111 d protested The :iden a s a sse reo k: A r iin c e lt la a l d e. r Es . .ii iP:Tsica. foe I . l44 . :iria e :i agaiost the competency of the Irian Council in elect a en , . 50 "' Ned ' pea" lara she "44 exception: 'PO" are ' i Member of 1 ,,, t0t mem, on the 4coned a the illegality same doriiirt, aboad.m. to ethers very roe 1(000' 141 &leen. eis their 00n election. Tile protest was of n. table, read by the Clerk. sad ordered to be recorded. dilr",'"'slns but, heat ,b." lie "'Ha and anellci•l glass.., are Th. Lord Provost then 100 F. 01111 , after soriedy este. e Nt. i i,... s .. 4 . e at Ma ) and Jo aid t he P c li o t ts e e ' lles d ra par im li7 Olin& the character of the Right 11..0. %V 1) 'oda., did sou damage tO - ali n tbe r r. se op;.and. la s it g .!..;": nholn be cot..i.letod levy nay quatitiott to foments , , cuto . r , t) , .:s i ge b :l i ar .T oat eu r does. to hadivideals. On Ms. auroral, 1110 city of Felenhereh, proposed that he should be gever . al s aldissogb , bl ea :r7ady ly al so a e s " , oo r o ge T e l c., 4 ,, d , fi e r : 1 to-elected. Bailie smith , in a short speech, s ec o nd. do"riow• Nollitot h•lood • twedewhhe Crap sir e beat is now eel the potion i a he° D'°"'ll Paosioss Pieless'ed ssios. • a l sr tra. . f ati P taTt g a " 74.27it s cle all ur.la r t ; ra;t euilier: NI." i "If to the 'kiwis's. sod proposed .LinseS Mstislield, 1 voidable. testi (retire of 'Liable sitaiher. Israeli! .b ra ce eo *Liar; lie mar large bressitaiis, at . Ei. a (I.entlernets intimately connected with the Ciii. r•Pfillif aPArrol. link or wadi t tens of I.:dirtily igh • and who wan, in his opinion, a 1 c e ( r; d t l ee! ' 'l' l n ' elfilo f a n : bizelplarsi woad t 1 rt l o s e k te! f t e h s rlt it ' a l I '7; taa fatal much more suitable person to ler. eserst ow, in Par. ' Itelle"It • national to .. Barley ti said to p . ', t i c :m. l ;l4e r .-i a rges in t lisassot than the 11...rourside Mr. 11005141. D.nleon ;72 I h e r nest; the appestat:cc ir: eats swi•tactuty. Peloe. LI 0110 W 00411411 She moiion. Ile s sid hr had i wher e sel l iii ii a lit the en a , nt h' o, l ;:g b rst " lo 41 i e ll . u t i e l ye ev :ili no personal enmity In Mr. Doha's, but he oh. he a nsiddliag crap. The drill deter of tern aredisreOstably i taLicia. a Isirli easels 1 jotted to him no public as nuods ; he held lucrative c ,r,, k 4 4: l 4 e i r r ,,Tr i ft e ,,," l e h r i q l 7 Ci" ,a4 .l 4 s a ra n" , ieg' sore ritualist', uoder Guiremnionl, cud hail, moreover, ter his mil la.ere tto a " seciale against r ;tore ll , ils ' a a n ki rs be r Ili a :erode opposed the wishes of the Citizens of Edinburgh in sit u a rleturrre or nnillel4l big'. mire. The Talatern I their Olt Pfflp's so obtain a more liberal system of be expecles, kris X. matni"aalrected by rner a,d %set;:idsiervartilai-letnas-itt:aigt h e tet policy ; soil although he had not the smallest the North. Poratoorbs'• bees C•Oblder l6l ) bireried bY the curt, Ite Ike! heads have, more decidedly that doubt bat that !Light Hon. Gentleman would he re- i e sisaS ,,, is l a 4 , L ai ti turned, yet be could not cunscientioesly give him his , ries 'WI "I lse 4. amen bf i pr t ;ic,e u . gels h". lee° Wade al a lepers.. I support. 'reviser'' , Mandetston terns eked, that he I hoot. doll at ink is r none unarten. Is mending in others.— :tr.te aids sari vest smantit.es a was somewhat serprisetl at the rot.fitlence etptessed ' t 1 47. 1 . 19c mi k ,a ul ta al a t pri Le p ed e s la bj fi el on 1.. i -name it fon ‘N beat, in t rot. by Deacon lA. fir, that Mr. Nods. would be elect. 1 koks+ mid In to- a middling rum ipe are— culs..detar•le. Tor ed, 0 hen only two Members of the Coanril had as 4 I t': dd. % „ 1.1 ....1 1• 1 :1 Cd " I " dreilar. * em " at half Ise year's yet declared themselves in his favour. I)racon ',virile I refin e. in Ilse grea ra est di.'r w . ril.' r l i tt " . l . f aro -I:l 4 .oe ' rer tal in 0 tfu ra t:: sarcastically replied, be should be happy to find him. 1 shire, and :her hmglisn comities, arm at 'his time, IV.. per self mistaken, which oh vvvvv ti. n recited • general I week.—Middlesex, j " IY 14 ' laugh, and a slight dispnaition to emitted. The Clerk Ilion rrcceetled to cell over the name; or the electors, all of whom, with the exception of Deacons Gillespie, Paterson, and Lowrie, voted for Mr Dendaa, who wasaccorrlingly declared duly elected. CITY OF EDINBURGH ELEGTION. The Melt II n. Gentlemen - was not present at the Meeting. In the afternoon the Lord Provost and Ceilleii, and a numerous roirty of friends of the e•wlp-. weed Member, shoed together at the George• Vs. et Assembly ROOT!, ober/ they spent !h• To. osaindrr of the day io great social harmony.—( Kan. bargh Paper.) Ca %ND RCOATTA.—The Is' of Atlas' feIIIIII OR S..aday. t e Cnat and M.-sdge ghee sad r the will of Mr. Mg grit. Ihr Cos:v.42n, on rallidlegi•VSllo3 or she orreries of his yre•en: Majesty so the throw of Great admits. to be tossed for annually .so the 14 of Avoid. Its sis ruing eta ream Jose est of she'ir ay.dentire h y., sunk ph.re yes ',day. Atoms Ilse o'clock the .is following started Iris she %ran, Waternsao's 11411, Loads's-bridge, all hems dressed alike N nee here to-logging. Eduard I sorry Predoo *Mau Amish Hurler %S .trying New.stein. VI 111 an Nreery II. orrford. Witham Lows* Moody llungerford. Cha, er Taylor William Hagen Lad lane. Tailor. d liankdde. is., the far. arise at !Hi starliag, Mil at no ewe did *take the lend. Ike Lord hte)se said • party in she *wet lunar. Outliers erteeeespirrt the rowers as fir Vissnall.biridge. At seven eeriest'err arrived it the Old beats. Chelsea, la the (wino log area : • 11% ille a Voter,. of llottgerfnr llrd, ea bled to Ise COM a nd M i d ge . ; e Is Saudi Homer of %% apple.' Nevroonsrs. .crone t 5 , 5 , 5 i • C. T o o n ,. o r ISaakside. third. The second rereised hr.. gloura. aid a halt and she ilord Sc. rostra. and a half. I he two hot prises are the bequest of the late • is Win Jolife. - - The form! of Bathe wag set • n fire no the 16th, 1 end s considershte pert of it consumed. trough the impedes , conduct of shiee yoong persons of the Commene of lislapelchvids, who were 'seining heath near it Great apprehmninns %err pit 'flawed of ea. tensive damage, but •he earrtiona of 'he inhabitants of the surrounding country prod stn•cin..fol in ea. I ltingelshing ts.e Ono of the incendiaries has been apprehended and ens to DARIIIO BUROWT YeErrelsy morning some dlarb.g tonging' mewed she dweiling.hnose of Mr. j• o v. Bunco, of Long lane, M..nrfielda, while she (mils were asleep, by the kitchen oriole*, and rifled she place of properly to a g•est antoent, con. listing of fleetly 2) 1 11. Risk of England notes, gold watch's, Over snuff hoses, and a satiety of altos property, with whi. h they got elect off. FlRL—Seistla) she neighbourhood of itsy•street, C was thrown into alarm by a lire break ing out in the back premises of Mr. Ainnibal, a b.kor; bet the engines confined the dames to the back shed. TI e fise, it appeared, communicated from the Darn to the cool-shed. The damage sea tallied lief inconsiderable. Stectman Occueucacc.—Friday about the middle ails. day, a very lire, flight of wild ducks sass ids. served es the tiler, between the Old and New I'as. l sages, ten of them were taken by some of the boat.; m►ss, and found to he in very good condition, and about five utclock in the same afternoon, the n•dgh. boorlior.d of the Passages was visited by a whirlwind of the grossest violence; it appeared to proceed from the towns of Newport and Thorobury, and created no trilling consternstine ; it W4ll not accompanied' either with thunder or isin.—( Bath Paper.) Lathan, the slieop.resler, who escaped from the custody of a constable, by getting oat of his chamber window, at the Swan, its the 'retie, milli Nothing but his shirt on, early nis last Monday merni 4, was soon retaken, after encountering sumo difficulties. Oa slighting safe from the *Moe, be pursued his tour•'. 09et the hill, to Glyn& Hutt, wherein he cniscoaled himself till shoot len it night, when he proceeded on across the Broil innards Uckfield, where he arriml about en u's.l. ck ou Tuesday morning; but ass. luckily for him, as he was crossing a fiold iu his approach to the loon, the riugulati.y of his appear ance (being still Without any clothing bet his shirt) attracted the Notice of* men limed Farley, who via. upon the look.out for poachers, s..sl h.d heard Lalham's escape; lie watched Isis m••tions, sad follossil hies at a distance, till he saw hi-u enter a certain how, where he suffered him to !entails en molested fo► about two bouts, shoe be got assistance and secu►ed him. Ile is now, after two escapee from the hood of justice, ie safe custody, for trial at t►e l'iweviant I'LiTf4lll.—Y• str•riley s..'noight the remains of ibis (rely eminent and illestrioos pl.ilo• s3pher were interred in the CaPon-hill burying. around of Edinbergh. The funeral WV; attended by the Sie•lents of the Milers! Philosophy Ciiir seer which he an long and so ably presidia, the Principal and Professors of the University. the Lord Provost and City Magistrate', the Members of the Royal So- Maly, of the As:rano...ire, Institution, the Mmi cs i S'ciety, &c. &c. attended. The Students o f the University as-embled in the College after the fullers!, and felt it their duly to espies, in some way their deep sorrow, not only for the loss which the Uni versity bat which the literary world hid sustained by the death of °o Veil a man. It was agreed In make 3 CW .. 131010[30013 • ith Gentlemen its the country who had formerly been in the same class, and to hold a Gametal Sleeting on the arrival of all tlr. students al Edinburgh, to consider chat they should do to per. peteate, in the Iwat manner, their esteem fur the de ceased.— ( Edinburgh Paper.) Ceice cr.—The long pending match between the Gentlemen of the Enfield and Hormel! Cloths will be played at Enfield to-morrow. Betting 3 to 4 in favour of the former. THE STATT_::•MAN. YORLYBINI: iSSLISES, 3cul 31. • PERJURY. THE ZING V monasort. Mr. it')•S .tried MI% Cs,.. The Prints Color es* 11-vie.hin IC, kn., on VP tiotifor in II•11; . .he Defendant ass a surgeon tett I itmoilimerit moor Kingston-upon-IVO. In Mirth, 1817. Mrs. ifodasoc, hough, snore rfortsitYo at 11 , 111 tea sal., where Mr. Kubota ass 'utile .mor and an 1:111 , ISt of April, 1817, Mt ratter Urn* n paid the I ill, arauulitill to 31. 15.. Oo the 14. h of May, Mn,. Holleman thought a chest of drawers, earpetieg, a. , d blankets. to the adliottt Of 51 a. 40 at M a. F •'d's sale, where Mr.liirk as euelnitier. The latter suns ass not paid, sad Mr Ki , kui brought hi, infirm it the Match Assizes, 1818. 04 that occasion Margaret Brown and Elisabeth Ferrymen sworn that the 31. 15r. were in payment of the drawers and carpet ins. The Defendant made an offillovii to the same effort. For this peci sty he o n .n.ca, prosecute:l,Bnd it would be proved to their satist..ction that it wet cadrel and corrupt. On producing the retard of the Aislees in Iftlr% it was found that they were held on the 7:11 of Match (shat was the day on which the Cnstricision sea opened), while the indictment sot fortis 11. et in en action tried on the 16 h of March (the day when the cause was actually tried) at the Assists then held, Ike. Mr. Se , jea Iluicoct and Mr. I s aac pressed this objection wit , ' winch peineetrie•s ingensity : and Mr. Caws and Mr. Ste !Mir teptied .Itb opal sPil as I scut @@@@@ . Mr Jn-tie• BATLEY 'hist& the objection fatal. 13.4 wrote a cote so i i. Itt..ther Wend, *hn th.qszta it had Nan nret.ini•d, pcc.ceededi Witten fins this post, ch. partied encountered Int• hi. d •wether record act d, that ,b 4 balance was to be .10.•rmi..e4 (:snot affi , lavit, to be lodged " cloth! she A • se r • •n con tained no lie •ha I lime. This was law mauniable.-4rwariited. ac= r. MAIIGANFT lIROWN. TM, ay. io the a.m.. este. The objee. tins to thew" R at repeated, end the Judge took • note s f l•. Mr. Dusuercrawa, she attorney for the prnsera.. *ion, gale evidence of the Defertdtat's eel ience ea the lath of March.. lle freqo ntly referred in Mr. Polloeik's mites, who had been Coonavl le dui cease, le 181 h, and who was present, hot of rnotsa spoke not a word. Ile once referred to a I.•ter of bis Lordship's, who had ['resided at the trial of the ewe. 111• Jettire BaTtte.-1 krt.* no right yoo hut to see my letter.—( was af•erwards eankined to the tat isfaetion of hit I.orrlghid, wit tivnt.ll •eat a c••py of is letter, to show the , il.ere wag retie understanding het ire.n -Nage and C..soset Mr. Itu-nwoarit admitted, that if the tt it 17111'0 chase had been known, or once allotted to in the ea. soinaiints of sioneatee, it would bats set all right. Mr. KALI', was nest ermined. Eris Perryman swore 'hit •h•• hid herrn per...d.r i l to perjure herself, and that 4 , 1 the pe...rns indicted b e d hrrn ;pr . ' 4 red. Urger► the G. 4111 Jur., .he had sown by the rime of Ilia Thorp, herr: g been l ie.. seeded to do so by a yoong um, of !hat Inure, who Herd w'th her. Mr. Justice BATLET 40d, thst sine. frrn stiffens% were nectssrry, and one of them acknowledged sl former act of perjury, the ,Jere mo9t acquit ; mud the Defrndant was acquitted !accordingly. There was Gamutr indictment against Hodgson, Brown, Walmesley, the attoroty, end Pettinger, f,,..t,0f,,„tt0n o f pecjely, bat it was not proceed. ed in on account of the cease of failure in the last indictment. The proceedings, this shortly sister!, appeared to bas• inspired the parti.s nitti the bitterest boa. laity •ad tailcoat, and 'heir rage was moteally elicited by statements 11. Ner. t .alters, mantises which w►re dr, w15t,.,1 n lib gr►et t du..ry. Ilse Crows Jury were m w discharged, and bit hrdst ip disposed of a few detached noses from lb. oilier Court. NISI The greater •part of y•steertsy gig sisaphierid In 'voting lid of untlefeaded mese.. During the re. h whole e 111 t •of 1-.4 day , .- rasinder of the did, and eava.s tried runtstivorl no ci.c.insittsee of general interest. There are fifteen Siiecisi Jury castes on the list. CONMSTOnY COL it I. 1 Orifi, Jc,.• n. DEPRIVATION OF: A (11.17 . 1:G1' \I A BY THE AlitlllllSool' 01 l‘).(K: aft IDrORD A4D WDITLFY 41..C•011, cr.rKK• Tads wits a snit at the i:.s .1:1C• of J.0:111 B.adrurif Ind Georg. Whitley, chspal.wi , !..s of Pateley. bridge, id the ',lrish of flip",, sod diocese rd . York. sgiinst the Ref. William N•••• 0.11, Clerk, coral, of the perpetual rura-y of l'atetes-b , iJ4e •for.ssid, for his proti.gtre Lie arid enn PPPPP 'ion, rhe crime of dui k.oness, and n• 41• •t of his tn:iiisittrist duties. Defendant had been upwards of thiry 'tart curat e of P.teirre..bri.!;e, and the Reticles sJmilled sgs nit him state, Om he had; fur several years past, heel, addicted In gross, h•hito .1, end esc..s.ive dren• tilers, drank while kermess—had. at di performing arire i.rvice in this Chapel of Patella,. bridge —had, in the same chapel and elseobere, et. welt ind.reiit, imp; isr., profs's...repressions—and hid also at son icy times refe‘eil to perform the del sr laylonaing to the curacy when requityd. The artii :ea Were rally hy ossity respeer•ble inhabitants of the chapelty, and others. No defence AnClllll.lfOr id Irr.ie.l the Coed in a short hot elogae..t speech, with great clingy and feeling. Ind eon-laded Ay prn,..)unring and draining the said 111 I•alt Nrei.sin t • be altng• b .r snit and sae w:..rthy to setae 'be said iterpetaki curacy of Pattie,. Nike; and far his c.imer •n,l offesicri sferessitl, deceiving him to be &prep.! a the said and dl v . h"1 4 4 ::; s to alt ilk s aid p l to thel.j to ha whatsoever. .--- Sltitday ttesiind. Pre Niters WPM in • hem in Lang Retch, near Grit...end, going CM h n ird ...ship, • strong (alt of wind sprang op, stitch impart the buss ; throe of the Grim wets drowned; the other tw.• were saved by a Asbins issack, sod pat *a board their ship. •