The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-20 00:00:00

i .1 `i 10. .S''TATESMAN. • -. t-• • .*; * • iv re of opinion was likely to re is :topst alwn in consequence attic filitottot Intl were tlivti4l,t unnecessary, and were anratardrd atf s .aa a year a'tcrwar IN hut he could prove, that alone then ',O isioryol of live.ive mouth., had cbmome4 in which restraint hid net been necessary. In was,Aroweeer, immaterial home far bark this unfortunate gentremas,,ilsould he proved to Im-voi Ares of ens lund mind, as ims date would equally ensoer the humane purpose of the petitioner nod **/ the present commission. Ile should call the attention of the Jury to the general uusouadoess of this utif,umtunate gen. tiuunir's mind, and then prove a few feces of etiellor33l/11$ and insufferable a description, as to wake his exercise of liberty s EOM to society and a di4grnee to himself. There were so some instancesononacy many obvious appearances l which would sufficiently mleoote the onsontobtess of mind in which they had oricinated—if a gentleman .of rank end edncatioa should dress as a beater, and Coodoct lambast a nsisoof *either the Insetting nor isamiers of a 'eastern in; if he shoat elbow his heard to grow to eh unatnal letigth, and wrier his elothes until they were scarcely • snikirtirt fur the -- - of a store ; it nos a fair presseipren, that yarpufos stitch r witiosseiinind ;. O La ta;e r 4 -A II tenon .. . . . - wlirell war peels* barter node'stond. a lunatic., And itl rhall prove this morning that this nrifertenitte _;gendentan wore his clothes for an nnusual. kngth.oystrae,; Oat vie. • *ace was neerestrilyrerorted to for thei4rembvid . hem lloiritetlemos ; that he were limn until they Were oiTy ftWhil so the gat* sr-, who . nailed *is trees against Atwell with shrthis °Ow .Lath f..lb trthe-unfortnOteSohjechtf this en , "airy weld then send tot their shreits,te . be preserved by bins as curiosities ; that every Shirt 'it:eerily boa .bas, after thirst time..holes at iu it ; that in the ablesee.of seissora itt knife he would effect his purpose with his .fiegers.; that Meisel was dirty awl loathsome ; m short, that his vio lence, in evict" respect,. was what it ought U.S to have been, and what it could not have been in a permo if mood mind ; .if he aliottl I mitlews indorse tort eviillmee rof this, be apprehended the gentlemen of the. Jump- .Isould have, WO difficulty in arriving at a sstisfscrory vim:Nylon. Surely. .it would be a proof of ltioney to show that the unfortunate person wasin the habit of sonawkrirog his fortune in the purchase if things rose* Noires. sat which no temporary delimit's could . '' • h.r* iv/ace{ him to do. Ile understood that the Jury -----4ma-tommig...the variety of articles thus ponhased been itllwo..ts • porerstnteat Of white flints and soother of Mows.. le : hilt • fee. Owe,. ensosetini to 10s1. hat been -tirliters4 -end. Isn'iteniti:.pitt . it tnanv reasetribleasso to toys whether *Ovate itttetleimiii; in Wang sock .a purchase, - • :wierootany opparent rantier, sod 'Wing tumble-la give-acv -lesson for so sloin4.. Whs. id . any*** of mini t'• whoa of ismany; • There • were also a great • maniber of '• -` womlftre; Seenty-Geer hems epjoi wee . room Ise was eills . •: Miters thesnerra'rout among the waste papers i ‘amt:sll so fok4e4 Mtn want- •of proper care;- es to "vine* an um • • • • ••• . t ,ar .atelques . of mind in a geotleasan so tusking a purchase ortil , rn rarninz. Souse inen-liave many absurlkpeoptosities, . .;•it .1 i -which it no t be 'absolutely necessary te restrai u ; • , • .h.st when those preprosities were such as tnelctifice all : '• erlitriety arid ..ntpeitshility. and reduce the poss ea' -:f04,4 noble fattens to a state of beggaiv. it. irecause, rs. s toy that utesus of prevention shoulti.be hootrted to aed, restraint imposed. The learned thimmen ffeegeent pre., neededte enonwrste a • variety of• acts; ufsdirsi alleged' _ lunatic. • Me . was TOW, that Mr. Slaulivell, ims the sothee side, wool. say but Au unit+ to retest the Metier cif. . th i ,74fillaissten ;.. he did net 'knew that it Vas tile lutentitta or ther lAsenesi tieuileniso - tir call any wiliest/14 but he • .- • romonved that if: Ice (Ai. , Denman) should show - that the ...ei.t. I..telfortunate gentientan lust Is.Fitt,:trid wat'omkof nottooirr • 7f.ll66:ll.l.thwerbience:uf five thousand persiiiketipo bad $4l; :•••• Min .st liseistaertudi :of •moity. sluStga..lei4 , l Ods-..06',P -.Jeiti'he -isedehst leht.aledtedslessolioP-:1-i'•-, . r A, ..1 - : - r • ill *Unison set. latigieedial• givedsemebirleme‘ol4 . - 6Alered M . iiitharswii• - • --t•,,:o.',;:•:•:.--....c. ....., ... - - .... •• .; .. . Mv, •Deaman Ono Mt la_lhothiedpelilififef Caneep'si ••; All I -which was Mork ~ ' ." -:. _';..^.•, •• '•• • ~. • i . . - 7 .-..: .fiehicea. M.siSh.ill. eilindi;Scr bi.' - iii:..s4, - s f astell - - . 4e, ,--.• heusekrepsr. Wet U. P.,Terwri-j4saa •• yoriilca SpitiedS of ..- - . 4.1 . :1.40 years molds house et liehlessive.; lesi.lbsemistflit 4mli .! , ..yt:irtotritiee of seeiag. him •ie.--taMt tittle; ,MW., - r.. t Biota • • a cii4litis Wiwi ' t:10 astaisliihment. assists of witesess tie; ..... .ebstoripinen, - it grornifillod footman ;AMA the .Motaistaal "tire of Sir Oregory'a Bile; foal bad •frequesk (initerlaitiMeti of smiing it r. (retreat:A noth et) .. that Ilse sh•Sts said *darts.: towel, anti, orilieribi were 'Cut 'with .Stfisois ileiitrieste . • prod two lima pfserti with small Ateri l .itirrif the cen. • tve ; the linen sumo % nearly west ; ale? ,siteriti towels awl - ship t , ) —knows-Sietitegort V.Tarner.tri have cut holes in - • •': di nen oprreotly mew* believes the shirts to hate barn on.' . . Cl; WllOll given to him; the linen not seed by him was not C 1: ; he 'frequently gave inconsistent orders ; he wools! r. at say at/what o'clock he woulll4line,•lset'estwily•told nit - oess the ,dicners were W wait fur Hui ; he Math them keep t: meet ;hail it was stale,•snel then inasseqtpoo the see- tints eating it; he made a boy in . the thicisi . esit stinking •zge. and when he was ill:in cons/lasso, - Mr O. would • Wei hod go , iova7 ;is Parliner used - is stair very had • • • rh) by until within three .wr four rtiontbst.his bed and in...siting Mass were in a very solid" s t a te -generally ; the bed resist had -been hecicial ItholY, .e;', hen:Sie' tieertlf Iv" a A• 4 ), froth bottle: a4ll freeetly 'ill day "; , ;Itarals. Hollins n inally l oo ked aftertiti iti room.: - witstots Wier la the bed tooth 'ti 11414 i last ; the . 'hia was tunahle;i aill-ditty ; due ' laud basins were very dirty. and mach peps was an /1-9 , 1 r ; suppows the pati-r had been 'tiled; ( fie witness era trachtlieculty M *Severing the . tiedstions Tat on • tit-W.6181 KO —some of the paperi were thrift there was • .' direly the side of the bed ; Sit a was illel_eanitintikeitie i• kat et hid any . quarrels with him; heiceinotiveryinsealk; s t ir Le eititgA in July last through a whaled; had zoo E ir o icsi cis aop.prorocatioa lie:cat bfillitickwieb ;heirless.; l'itqtlie. tied .it illit he :said witness was • glad. , of it Ime' •. • , tesettentanth • bock was Ordered by hien* tr ace Om ho • . at It o'clock at wiislit ; wrest; was sent foe back in half an • hour '.lts was very o i bt the time ; hehaied. very civilly and esktd witness to toke a_glessof •sritie ; latelylle:weet more _ Cnosto. 44444 ibt . kftio .sati:lll.lo;thai'lle.osetl to dos' ( 4, some' foe gratin dais i lse sro old haleAfee , it born ot 4smia the tosses •f hos *newts bra whet ibeentiwrnef, . sit in Ike.; philter wins the winitrie_ss °pro. smatiLireortmaks . , imishl hmvl.ose elsinamgssw4t - g oerreastnight..lelleihne the. f l ea , K or.not: '..• -• • • s•-i , - , t ..! ; • • jab4,:enas eternised by Mr. fistkuctmorn-Jtmsdeed ilitlimee I jl.dc. Elston;' Ole* to :fir. MsherSepy Opp irate* . tie*** Sie tir i 'l head' was • not smiting asa. woe , f., Ens moth atiiSied ; a . minus .a sated' Sophia 3lameellt.litard.lothe. home Iwo Miothsago . doss rot Imo* she was •i ~ torraet,. als4 dig very Lid. a ore. and said Sine. old bcd to dis es . 'On liked; else remitted in the house about •iteweeks. '. . flieettineidied,hiMr. Peitutansits--4bie women. bas left the fortes 0440,mositli: Mr. Rtstos acct. secs take the linen . fettesitted;.oitit of the_ bed vise, set _Jsg 4 4.4 1, . so ok thaw, of it. • .•.• - ~• ... ' • •• .• -.... • —••- . ' Ilfg tile Jury - -Did e 4 oak sit 9. eattielfreisesebelsS emit!. sot hareacreaso: wore; otter.' OW l' skier whisk be • Jima steed did am wet. ask • :, . i P,. '•••: -. • , .. • ' Salary .Rolsine.efeemillectlty Me. Denstat:*.orffas,lieed in __. I Bituse ones re last Sagest—Witte Slit .three 1. 10, 13 .` , . • p , jet* only went stecipy ; has often area Sir 01 Oral a **llk in IMA ,Mitse , ecyiert than ilffsevisittulet.newer Iris et'eehtiol r it *ie tr;-taust Wm: to be maysetlitilteilan• - gae,ge t Sir 1.11: was *Mikis tilk,hut sateduiesepeke `eel • orestble; 'made :Ahibefffer'the lett two: goareweitte:tbree, • ' italiMis ago, sinee'wfien. the bed was matintlatt When Ai l Areal' ire& Ohmage*, ericieli cat sliest* wee s fisrtnigt‘st, . . .. . . oleaxe • foillidihe ihmeSkso i the ^steps& Altair the. hatsgeaerally teal list fee mere purtioseivthen-tret,pb was offensive to tfisseesi;* emptied the sispseverreeesig I Phew be was in the Wise' be getterkWy kept W 464140, slow; witness spoke to- S e paper about sod of -. thi iied room; 4 - Sept 4be diem.lesiced elhilsry;ot , ,Seekellthe door mina be wage. whelk to elm . it; there IP who a seater-Closet io the 1 .11"Ilissi---- e, tit could not he used; washed the linen of Sir G. ; it waistlear clean; there werelioles in most of it; the holes came- sees after the lingo had been 'nide np; Sit P. tised to weer two or three sitirts'a week ; hit was pretty well foi bit: beard, •in 1 used to alum, himself ; knows lie had nadirs in his raisin; recollects the sheriff's officers comier ; went into the bed room ' with theta; Sir li. had been away about a fortnight: the rotten eieirlt rather offensive from • having been abut opt, there was oidra little water semieved • out of the so Int; 1 veuseuibers walking about in front of the house tvitita leo , tern at night fora fruitier of an hour ; (witness is an aged female;) Sir O. also illy sat up late; kept him company When he sail up late at times. •Ity the I:nowt—llea emptied the h ins basin ; it ap peared rather dirty; should suppose it arose front tooth powder; the tl:rt was red; the papers appeared sailed with a similar eoloneed dim. .• • . • By the Jitry.—Never saw Sine. cat holes in Isis linen ; his familiaritvswa4 not greater shim that of many gentle men with their *retorts when. in good humour ; Sir G. requested witness not to patch .his linen; the diolra appei.4 to have been cat, but witness never saw an yt hin g of the remains; bas rather a short memory. efary liireb.has been a chtrwoman io the house of Sir G. since the Ist of February,. in this year ; saw.him list about a month eget . fretrently.washed hisiineo; that on the table is part of the linen witness .alluded to; has optical( hallo having lieen"ene• iIT the linen soon Jitter Iney,deere new; does not know bow the holes were cut or by whosili' Sir O. would not have LG. linen Minded; he °nee hit wit. ness hr. the . beginning of June; gave her a blow in lei stile ; they had not • exchanged words ; could • not do'anyil thin;( for several days from the effects of the blow`; he dressed soinetitnes very untidily; has seen hide on dart] when he has:not shaved; one morning about six o'clock, iv fortnight after he bail struck witness, Sir ti. kept folio-aloe her about the,bouse as she moved; he lotsked very ill and" poorfv; lie was in • very low state. betsaid nothing about' the lilooe; he had been np all the preceding night. Thomas Pax ton has lived with Sir O. for thirteen years, as his ..foistman for the last live years ; reinemleers his having been put under restraint two (sr three times ; was with him no each occasions generilly ' • recollec t s his being in the King's Bench in June, 1810; went to hint there, lie was then in a very ragged state, and allowed Isis beard to grow ; before some solicitors came• there, - whom he ex pected. witness tried to persuade him to shave. and put on clean linen.' He refitted to put• on a shirt, and taking • pair of scissors out of iiis : pocket, tilt several holes; in it ; witness rem instreted, but be-said'-" Let me alone, 1 must be inlet:" Slept in the room with him during. his imprisoninene. Beeollects•coutinx t..i town with Sir O. in Angust, ISt: ; he rode by the aide ,of wimess, alio .dove the gig. Witness tried to persuide hint then 'to ere tii -Baker street, where lastly Turner ,resided ; at Si. Albans Ite• got into the gig; when In •Cateendish ,sqoarit, witness wanting,to get loins to Biker street, told him he km+ of ass inn ir. that quarter where he could be accont mod its d; Sir O. then rispected something r pimped mil of the gig with* a micisll portnieeteau, and ran\away t wit. nese did Rot see him until 'six o'clock the nett morninfi when he cams iti Baker street ; Lady T. tried *perinea% him ter remain there. as dill witness, -selio_lockial: him id' the pdelour ; Sir.O. •br .ke open. the Joor tit* a pair :. . . , of wogs and got out; lee t h'n order the girt het let out alto total witness he would meet- fr - film in the City in' • but he out 'coining witness drove the gig to Belli-IA.8; not finding bun there was" coming to town on a Coe+, when he met Sir li. between Dunstable and Market 'street; witness got oil' the coach he was on. and .takiwg advantage of another •going townie 11.ittlesdess. retariW home; next morning. drove Sir (i. 141 Imotio*; drone lrery hard for upwards of 40 idles; he stepped. Weiler) , plibtfe house he erase to, sad bad sea' rem and water; tut garettlia. , rue trothing•bet pater; wished so order a feed of eons `Set Sir G. outot not spew it, and eti it tied wertevidiatite 4 best thing .w for a horse; went to Raker street .with Sir 41„ mho did so with oral ditty 1 , 10 Sir 0 -sted flatly I'. in tits Argwincroora ; waited oebide is eonerepteatot-of direction; from Lady T.'; had ;not been there malty minutes before Mel h e ard Lady T. scream ".3lerde , r'—Wont• into the remit, and. was cfoSely•fultowed'br +Quaid sereant—Lady T. condoned ta scream-7fottnd Sit ti. in a most disgusting sissatiee. • ;.. • had never seen any hu man creat u re in tub a-diegracefoi position; he did not get up until witless pulled batty T: ' away-,drode him about in the gig that afternoos---bel frequently stopped A the , public hodses Yoe tom and waterl —at one .piece was leaving before he bad paid Tor Wh..t he lead—We people of the house iskeul Lite kr the moaey4- he gore a 101. note, and was riding away Milord •waitlng 1 for the• change, when they soap •ctitsg. it to be forgity, attempted forcibly to detain him, but era witness's Mitt-• feting and-explaining, he Wks allowed-so/sr—knows the hsniforitiug 'of Sir 0..--the lettet now - prodeeed• wee wrirenly him'. (it was thee read.'and was in the form of a memorandum, directing witness enil his brother, in the. event of guards being pet over him, Sir IL., Waugh the ignorance anal prejudice of Lady Teropi; to procure police officers and remove them from about his pertoo)---re members being in !Ando* with Sir U. in February last, for about nine okapi-44'4 ; a. bin a sou and doubter —the firmer was at that time . very ilf, of which - chmOnstande Sir 0. was well itiforwie-he 'never Went to Ate- finis, oar Expressed a wish to blow liew he wasei•teturned soon after wards to Dattleadestireceived a letter from Ily. Msberley• i-4ontsil it contained an abcdunt that hie SOD was no more. Ile said Dr, Green hail killed him, sod be would punish Biro by Isere-sent me up to London to ascertain the facts; foetid the child was dead, found that an operation had ...‘ n performed by Sir dotter, Cooper —retnrned home ';'be 'T received intelligence Of the event-jsent me to town• egoist, eel was to go to • chymist and get sok* bark, and oak permission to see the:ihild ; ass advised to put the bark in l!il - month. - 11.nitdisot fetch the hork-,-saw the chid; SyrAi. said that a•eorourea inquest shoslii be limail--- sant the child/dbottlirdot be•biwieil tf4l . l7th -4 April-4,44 him to go:.to• London with that order ; 104 ohms shed& be se. leaden colin—svitiessAid if tiordillil tioasontivikieth hero., no one could not live in the (tense; be said if IA it 'l', diditet like the !ionic she: Wight gtl.to Winkel I: .. 'if I ',there . abisuld be an iron grate to the veal lsh;te4t oo v r l wear litilidv fa so that if lte.utsragain _ tai i i be vier iii is conseqnence- of insanity, fn itisse.ontlAki t . ha einese:-sionset..ing like insanity daily; was ii. therrsehit stoellekting.thiwas. such as pictures.. books;4l.l. &di* aiiaii; dettissts, and swords;' they were am. in wiltteripio! titnatiten. of touch value. lie told •me *haslet yenta that a tinker had go t a colts; it was aitretly poorly .strs &deli is the .I'estionent—lie got. it ; witness miasmal Rave W. 10s. fir it; was to have given 10f. ; iritnesesedd it Wei ridinitoas to steal in that way; since that gimlet*, linker has •breogbt stones. bricks, and Images. for vekhists he paja bin well; his mum is Boswells Ise bas aiaierret ma t e d*Siio. "niece were people coming front all pattli3Oti micklipstitris I 101:put thearby and uppeared to %%Wars 'more, of. them. • 4'itnesi his - tallied' to bliss . alioneyhiS creditors; ati'd whit'lle hti intim distressed 41s Wm& Sahli, '..these tbiogs ; diti.caljeol, his creditors ',ll . Is s . • *kr l uive served the isnums . aed •wniked attont.lhe:r .ilsti‘t to and book dealers Were hiswhite sheep i i • Ise rot 'haft . . get . some more meaty for, n4.440.41401.'11. ltali'gorie•fiy the names of Paxton. And - Ssittlissity,; i vi 4gts.4. mine in* with hint • whoa he • mode spoottaiti_, • ' eshite deft? ; gave lisCrossiemnt "orderitas er.tiistbytise;ists# garden: wished .witness to *paper' the.froaLet.lllo ions;; h.fa the patement alteeed,sevetal:titntesieritie -smite, este cepting the last , alteration ; reniefillrfir ..Inset It inseam ark a posy dying, and witness n411810E): he 415d01d he n ry it. Sir. (I. said that the posy should not he fitelled'eltfil he: !mint , hid steacktbe'biew ; did not know hitakfie int h *it' depression, bat , his orders were • positive Oise dins i _ it , sod nsausges to London finiqueatly for lei s , woke - 4 witness used to pay the white sheep anitrey, - frot the, vets gain a receipt ; witness reoloastrated wide Sit Oniony 'wry frequently os the expense of these joordry's, - but to ott. effect whatever; witness remembers goingto a mous at the house in Baker Street about a year ago ; broke oprs the t dour; witches, papers, Ike. lay scattered aboUt in all directions. Heard him • say something &sant a person named Tompkins, who was one of his confidant'. Wstn.-ss ..Iced him if he (Sir Il.) had heard of an exult' natio° of 'that person at Turk ? tie said he had, and Tompkins was toe much for tine lawyers. Conversed with Sir 0. in Ja nuary a grea f t deal; it was all about nothing ; it amounted to nothing i summed up; He frequently called witness up at midnight, and sent him to bed again, awl said he wool.l ask the question in the Morning: Has seen him nearly naked in cold weather, and in hot weather be used some- times to wrap up, and have a gun I dee. ' 'Cross-exeugned —Witness was bailiff to Sir 0 ; has ent 'down trees without . his knowl.dge ;.• cut them down for recedes; used to cut them down so as the under-visual slight ''ilauot sip ; told .him that unless he alio +red me to cut down treys for repairs he caul I not let his farms ; received a notice to quit tome time si nee,histrlid . not consider it a notice —it was written by lompkina add Signed by Sir IL ; knows Phllpot, who repo red the hdese ; ,he has cast down trees without my leave; saw it at the saw pit, and 'told the Mee that Sir George should .rotne , to sa y th at they got, them from •the Duke of Bedford, or he would go mad. •• By Mr. DgNMAN—Has cot down mmy trees by order of, far. G.; the notce teas received thennd November last. .....B.r . Commissioner — Had Is id words , nit's Tompkins ; :thisafrned , to.. dog hint off the premiers; considered drat lie was improperly disposing of Isis master's property. '' ' Hy &anther Coristaissiuner—Dmve long joormys by Sir 'o..'s mihanawd; he used to snatch t h e whip oast Oft& hands,' Lid • Witness used to shake 'him well for it.--(A latter.) ,lieinensbered Lady Turner running away from him, end he pursued her; there appeared to be some disgust. ''. . By'hir De/CA:I.—He ordered witnessout of the roo m ... N. in7Baker str eet; said he wanted to be alone with her. Lady Turner consented if witness would stand outside, anti come in if she made an alarm. Hes paid mosey, and always received a receipt, except to those persons where he sent it inclosed. Used to inquire reeparting him what had been said of him, when he returned. Heard that he last flight was in Horner) , Wood, near Highgate; was seen coming out there. The sea died on the 13th of March.' Thee* is now one child (a daughter) living. G. Hatfield examined by Mr. Denson—Witness is a, medical man ; saw Sir Gregory in October,lB22 t saw him this year in the King's Bench; maw hint since, ou Wain's. 'day last ; pronounces Ishii • lunttic decidedly. Cross-examined —Might have had lucid intervals. Thomas Wsrburtert examined—Saw Sir Gregory for the fast time en the ?Rh of September last year ; witness has great experience in matters of lttnacy ; believes that Sir Gregory is of unsound mind ; stated it to Mr. diaberley; witness considered, from a recent interview, that he is now a lunatic. Mr.SllAnweo. rose a little after one to address the J ury, ens the part-of Sir 0. P. Turner. ,He stated, that by the aothorityond sanction of the Lord Chancellor medical took on both sides examined Sir G., hut he (Jr. Shadwell)niust confess; that Le never thought that such an overwhelming mass of evidence weeldhave been adduced in support of the 'Commission. • It would be a waste of time to. combat this '.erldenee, and he was-not prepared with evidenee-to rebut it ;,, therefore, with the concurrence of biskarrted "Friend, Mr. Ahrtilima, he • would consent to a verdict of limey Asiog recorded, and he hoggish - to obse rve, . .thitt: tisi i dol .had • aut-occasioa in to trouble theselme as. to Oa' to wbeershberration of mind was first Mini- • felted. .. , . - ,i,. .. The.Caltad. Clmottastowest tonshiereil that Mi. Shadwell had minim& a sorted diseeitioigi He(the Chief Commis; sittitrlVlsd e feet obsematiosts to make, but he wished to. Blow whether dm dory would like to see Sir Ganglier". ...iki,cilufe, if alb-tisey moot go over' to the King'w Benallt • Ptlibs, and he would - mere , his observation* sat* thatwie: PIN.. . • - ... • • . . .• . - 'St versa of the.Jerfespressed a widli•to see'tbe.Blronee :e+lssece the Commicdos was atijoirrear_ pro tens., - .sad they t igers, essedected twee to the Marskart Qlbce. '' • .. .......? Tim Costa Consultants's said that Counsel on lihtll sides had teetterrecoinpasty the Jury, .but tiey were at liberty to exercise their dist:n*l6%l, •. . . • . • 'At. , . four e. cloog. the Jerteiteessetleilai.Obal's lan litolfesittause, and- igartard the Chief 4.:Orormitsiieer. that list tend net put Minitel( to . the trouble to snot tap-the evi dence t spas sehich.be left it to the Jnry to slay v 'eriartheei .10c ao, Sir Gregory Page Turner Was a lunatic or not ?' " ' - The Foreman Men pat the qnestion to the Jury, in the usual feria in mach C:geg, Which is by a show of, hands, whether Sir Gregory Osborne Page Turner, was, Or .. was . not, of sound mind ? When they unanimously derided 'that be was of unsound mind, and finable to manage him self. his lands, tenements, hereditament', goo Is, and .chattels. and had been su since the Ist July of the present year. ' . - • , The west heir is Isis As:seater, an inlet's of three years I ' and a ha( old. .• • • -. • . - ' '--- FORM)); IN_TELLIUENCF.. rilfbsl Tar rants I.I.PtIII{, or WEDVEIIIT. • . Paris !paps's. of IVetitmol 4y. The Mani/cur contains a letter from Vienna. dated Dee. 4, which ptofesses to con. tratict certain false reports respecting circular Note*, addressed by the Austrian and Russian Cahinets to • their Ministers at Foreign Courts, to be. consioraieeted to the . , Governments to which those ..Ministers aro, accredited. . , The Vienne letter states the following to be the subsume', .of the Notes :-... . . That the interview of shrew° F:Orpororm at Ceernowite look place in cito4errmitee' chore oitreoontlt..osatio lsetivems the tso litivereizna while they wire et insprisek, in thr Tyrol. laTt the clasenf rite Con grew at , :Verona ( . and on. their rentro from Venice; that the sole ••olejert of this. 'uteri-leer' ar Ceernottiti was to confer on the *CAW, of. Tswisey. se hid been set' led at I nspr..rit ; that.bowever„ont lige. 'MOW* the ,Emplaissipclaretitat tlry, ayet , wholly. iblitilderdwith the 'reek of the lititoktipir, 4rfiiiii iiiel 4rei.Vll44,llle4troetdtiote y beim 'inisiAtniiild. sad , oreselidated" the' »peer of Enwspe, enikstnuting to destroy ` pie spirit of restlessn..se and reltillion ; iaatly; that the..torsi h Empe ic rors. ell h they have .al opewAyOts „remain ested faithful to those principles !winanif. i '.. Flavor Pontos. —Fire per 'Cents. opined at 92 20 : r . - • •st 92.10. • toansfor 18.1 31 +. Dank .:toelt, 1,6 ilt. Nrapolitancrs per. Cent. 7;1. Spaniels• s.per Cent. 'O. Withrows orftlitnthilli one mouth, 25. 45. ; three mouthy,. .1. . • Mn. Teoftwentt.3 Mecca CAMPLF.TeD.—the 1.14 Me.. "boot of this celebrity:4 rektestr lan's perfnetnanee, of 34i }ill. liseter outback; from _London, in sic days, wil. to.Tnessist niih P at Pimp , task 103 miles fro m London. • i started again at one o'clock on Wednesday morning, bat he was match annoyed by die 'hind and rain over the ' a high gr.mi.d tut seen filapdford and Salisbury,l a hrwas 6 hones ditriblt the 20 guiles in.that toica,where hi hatted from 7 o'clock until- If for moderate weather hit hi vain. lie walked to Mind!? Wallop (rivets mile.) attic:in atebrellsi tint be was completely soaked, mad het ittVitt;td Andover -at-bve o'clo. It in the evening. The Vianther becasti:, more Mon/erre, snit he reached. the !itth , tiils stone between. Whiirhorch and Overlap at nate' O i Ciock and tvent.to bed. :He started at twelee . o'ildelt at night on Thursdayolie last day, and reached ft (idol How, accompanist by fipritsg . the ; bola, in training; ateiglit O'clock, where 'he „hteaktriskil. He proceeded on at a White pore to liagehet; - where he took a swigs; 'llriai,lsda twee 14 tyro o'clock. Ho•-.reac hr.! &them at' tent iectosit . sad dineigiand'went Mr on Hoenslow het wreim 'ROO end aim, are4oelt. He rear4ed Hyde Psuk' CUrn-r at half past •tlev l,l 0 . 910 th 'event*, morning half an boar within t ir time.• It was for 49,441esstalgue, 1,110 heavy tome were L pending on the event. The pedestrian only felt disarvss on the sixth 'day. MOM THE. BRAZIL PAPERS. FRANKFORT, Dec. 9.—A Harman Joarnat says A French liremuller of Bonaparte's old guard has just arrived at Berlin from Kamschaties, where be leas biota a prisoner ever since filit. He rays that there are still many of his comrades in Russia, who bare not the weans to return home. The French Embassy at Berlin has given him what hp wanted to rent° to France. - Lausautts, Dec. 7.—The return of General Rotten is his own country has given great satisfaction throughout SwitsOrlon.l. He has been 2.1 years•absenti and has partly , forgotten his mother tangne, but every thing in him in-.. mates a son of Helvetia. ii• is of one of the most regret. able families of the Upper rallais. • The details of his jonrney . from Spain to Switze'l ,n.l arc interestinT. lie speaks with great praise of the con fine of the French Generals in Catalonia to him mid the troops tinier his comm. stil. He seems sot to hive met with any tliiny. iinol..asant even in the Sardinian territory. ell on arriving in Savoy. lie was strictly gliarde I byord,r of Corot 4ndrzeno, the lilvernor of that province, why • sent him with an escort of Piefinantesa blauchaess-e fr Chatliberg to St. Julian, on the frontiers of the Canton of Genera. In. this City he was must cordially received for the two lays he stoppe I there. lt. will pass the rest of his days in VW hos•boil of his family, at the village of Loncohe, in the Valais, where h e will devote himself :o • agriculture, anA weer again draw his sword unless to it.. fend the inlependence of hii Country, if it should be Ine ••-• • . ..i; .. • • •.• it Y LISBON MAIL. ' •' . Ltonisii; DIICIMUILR I.—His Catholic Majesty haying ordered our-august Monarch .to be comolimented on his . having 11,,:tpily resumed - hie legitimate rights, the our Sovereign. fis•d the 28th of November fur this 'Memo public aidience, 01 which .day, between one au 1 two o'clock. bis : .Kxcelleacy the yids Hermosa, iAnabeisidur from his Catholic Alajeaty to this Co•trt, went 0 the koial Value of llrmpus•a, conduct d by•tbe Cent of Cps•to Alicia', in one 6f th. Royal coaches. • e lannos, Vac. 3.—Th. fiazette contains a law on the oinage, revoking the lowa on Os at sultject, passed by the Cadet on the 6th of March, 1822, and the Decree of the 9th . .lhuo, the same year, declaratory .of that law. This new law tit-e the value of the mark of gold of fl ca►ats inidc into coin, et' 121 millrees. N. gol,l shall V: coin d . except in pieces of two and four drachms. AU gold a nd silver, in bars or in foreign coin, may be imp 'tied as • merchandise, free of du•y. WEEKLY REGISTER OF WEATHER. This weekhas 'Corded further evidence to verify the remark that wild whiter is vocruily items. flu Tuesday after noon a gale coonse, ced.which gradually i ere led in ;itnence VI) Wednesday might, when between 8 aud It/ o'clock it be came Almost a berdcen •, and dl.l more timer,* lit and atio2t the metropolis than any storm for enemy year . At the con- • mencement of the gale the sky appear. tpot *dons. and, ia the course of Wednesday, the,Merestry to the baroseirrJelt o; Mee. Daring the gale Wearied was from cue South West. . bet at its eesealion, abort It o'clock on Wednesday aight,.ix Intone calm; ant the earry of the clouds in the higher regions ofthent•nosphere was fruits the North. Except dodge the . It* theheoperatere of this week has been low. The quantity of rain thathes fallen this week amounts to 3to uf sitand, Doe.lo. • Irisititeerrae. • • .'flat.' •ve l ar: s 1141 :"-' Doc 16: . bra - ~164 g"r: ..' ge• ~. ..' 4 4 1 10 1.- (1: 7 1i . .. ....: 1 1. : 1 ; . ............. te 4 i :". . ':irtiZtitiaite.oil :10114.:aista.i.thirmnis 4t• •M 44 • 4t l i, '4111, 1 * "ir. ~4: '. - • Si Pair Co •'..-0 v , ..- .* ady iv. ' 04 14,- 17 - 1ttar.40 7 % . f! IS N 4. ' ate . • A-vs& . ' * . Itatr •• . ' I. Ra:s • - `e+N 'arty syo as ascertain* wei.r: ' T. 1 41' I • Ss4. I r Si. V. • ! `;' ..i- „'. c -'114611.6. - , Asa: "11.'"""_. . • . eta. -*a a. ma. -4r.. Debtla ...0 - • 0 ... Uolland • 1 " Oa"; Wstrifertl.• " • • 1 1. ... Ilantbro S , 0- ...ti & Jerpey • —AI 0.... Franea 1 - 411,... Lisbon.. .. .. .. .0 1 .Flanders... . '... —V ..,Ontlenterrtr ....3 0....Ma1ta • . Pllti'k 0 . ItT H THIS DAY AT DNB OCl.oots. # • t 'MI Hank' Stark. 1.221 .1 India Stock 3 pot Cf. lied 14311i Ditto 111eut5..... lat of 3 p:V3.cont E3.11111.1d, ( AS 34 pa. 34 , pone. at ... ..... .415,1 6 per Cents • 1002 i i ----ZINK.— 53 56 ri ven E.,urs Lent, Ann . - HI/ I Lottery Tickets. ....Mt. Itt. I np.`l ii•r_Ct tit coo. for Aect• .. ..... Sifil It . , .. . . ibtatessnan. XATIJIWAY EVESINO; Datinteillt IN, ISM 111-nen lEleff ANS/. 'it Ill'etaglC....-C•01141 opened WO . , 'morningi't 861. to :, and got np to I, at 'which price thy • remain *ids little.daiiir. •. . ty i.ifo . 'Lot tior us yet of any, Express front Paris with 7fhtirsday's pries of the French Fonda. It is reported that onw.rg.the . ,Exprcsa boats was lost on Thursday night ; lat as yet are riinnut atateit as a fact. , • WwlnWiliritaidi hat-NI r. N.M. Rothectilais expected t . rears ftrint Pons in the ensue of next week. HithertS itiii i Th' l lciaiskf - ' ierwrd'ne • ni njt s nan goy •I.°AS - hien citeiractil for tri l iiti iito re Capital. . • • .. •• '% • ~. • . • . Mot tic N ~F C. 4 na.—Spanisit Ilinitieepeni.l• at i niiiiit - .7! Ileme tt scarti•ly any thing doing exceA in the Above ' yute . ..k Ohl Spapith '4:l.—New do. 191.-0440 14 A :i91. -- Rissaiiri•ii7j to_llS. royais 41. . •• :Whie 'our .dome+lic news to day could, they .of ijndi4tiatestiEationS7iif cases of imbet.ility sari Oa, 'our, Xoreiga intelliience relates to mete egg avated it; owlets ,of the ranee ikiml, which. unfortunately are ton bigh for any, hat!!on, tribuial to 'reach. ' In - al.eth r I ' catmint • it hits 11!•en seen that. the King of,Sps in bas zee • . ' pliairnted bit limber' of Portugal, oa what At; Catholic Majesty is plaiiell to term his rerovery•of - ! his legitimate eights. it 4 utiserte .itteain in which th rse " 114 Ailiee'eongrattside rack othior. Oa °wash's: which otso feellor!iell to their :vet -lusting disgrace; but of tit! radOtthiedly, the of the 'tint of Spaio'lP wthe 'meat coiatriaplible. It ini_ht be thought that a "hilwirign• sebe .woutsi have it I altered that he * 24 f" e ' wadi he '°b".4lo to ackrewisiwage that he .1144 iod«tre4l. foe t het fecovery of hit.pciwer over his 'Objects, to the Foreign bayonet:: iint,.•Fenfinind can gl.)ry• is -U 1; -• - ••11 3 - a .spa (31 • .1 .Br •ha • ..i0.4 1 '.Std 1o• 4k, tit '•1lil Fog