The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-12 00:00:00

conversation with several of the Jurymen before whom Lord Cochrane was tried ; foie of them most sr .:only affirmed, not as hi 4 owls feeling merely, bet as the feeling of many of Ids brother jurymen, that if the evideoce which had since come nut, had been produced before them at the time, and g:„ Lord Cochrane had defended hi m : elf in Court, al he had done in the House bf Commons, it would, have heeti impossible fm. them to find him guilty.—.4' [Apolausys.]—fle could bring that iwrson forward . on. his oath, - if it were neceftsary—[Cries of No, No !I—but lie did not himself think that it was. otreepory. Ind. pendently of that, flowerer, he haif . , him.wif put stleit questious to Lord Coihrane, ;end had tereitrd answers to them from his Lordship of such a oatii re, its it wits impossible a outlive framed like flew contil tie ve Owen had he been guilty. lie had but one more oh -errat ion to.make: At the time he hoard • • of the prohable espulsloo or te•rd Cochrane from • the Ilodse of Commons,- he (Mr. 1Vood) as an elector of Westmitisrei f begin to thii‘k• of some,proper per.. win to represent that City. in Parliament. His choice, if he had not beta anti< ipated, would undoubtedly. have fallen nn I.ord Cochrane, and he should have CRUM SpOn the electors cf Westminster to come for.. ward and support. an old and tried pattiot.—(4. p/ano.l--;11. rojele.4l, however, to dad that they . wee. gal ass ions to do justice to•ao %kited character s and fiord they would.apeceedits 'returning Lord Cochran., tvbieh would Aril bglitejr •Ceiditt upon ; . tiffs, Lar4o4o; case..(Appiosse.l Thrtrat Ketolution was then put and *Mad with '%ilisstdrnour 'apple ale. • ...• fatstbiti Bbiairrt.-rbriLenisiqeenee of this : 406obstlow - bit. , lng carried, I 'her& nww another to use, wkesaarily arising oat of the fortiter Itralgottd, that It is therefor6tlse opinion of thii Meeting, tkai hr# l 4o l oelTtamt is* proper person to represent the City of Westotothwin Parlianteot, and that be be pat in uomiaatioa . fit the ease* Election. , This was seconded by Mr. Wisnaar, and also Carried with applause.. • The following Resolutions wive . then put and oar. • . . • Resolved. That a Committee ba.appoketed, for the perm. , • - of earryini In& elf eth the formai% R lal'atiats, with p w to erltl to their Dumber. ,:. • ..• Revolved, That Is Suhceripitot be e4ritered bun b defriy the expenees of the ti's" Flertient, tltyrwr4l which it is the •,Iw 'olden duty ••f reery Elector and friend to Purity of 13,)te• Wu. to • misrihute. • . -Resole. d. Tight this Thanks et*liii - Meeting be given to , Sir Veasrets ihritorrr, and the Porty:tbree Monarable Meat balls. who voted against the espaisitat of Lord Coronas's. , Sir *FR:taCfs returned his thank* in Ili very few words, sod moved— '• • That;ilta TbAnks of this Meeting be eves le Awrenn Meatus, Frq. High Bailie'. for his attentisattijire wishes of the Electors: and for ids upright aad.impartinkileilduct in the Chair tbis . , day. . • _ . . . Mr. Monttis eapressed.hisiatisfattiste . at 'the testi. crony of their approbation which he hid jest reeelv. ed, end hoped his conduct at the ensuing election . would entitle hict to a continuance of their confi. deuce. The Meeting was then dissolsed. FRENCH PAPERS. . . Petri, JOLT Royal Army of the South ''h,tlissolsed by order of the:' Ring. All the corps which composed It are on their march for garrisons _ l and other destinations. By letters patent of the 12d. ult. his Majesty has appointed Marshal. Anchet, Deke of Albufera; .-Gdvertioi of the 10th military divi:ion. Thefolle.wing Presidents and Secretaries haasi,been' 'elected by each bureau of the Chamber of Peers : Darrae—fluke of Placentia, President; Coent,parbe *de M irhois, Seeretary. '6 20 Itu•eitu.s.Ctiont prima, President; the Duke of pier most- roniwre. Sesretnry. • a. 3,1 noreio—Count Bambara:ly, President; the Duke of D Indeseville Serrevirv. Bureau—The Jiar.h rl Duke of Tarentetn. P;cs4ext C..U•H SecreViry. • Sth note?•u—The Duke de Levis, President ; the Duke ti-e , erto v. • ErbHoreau— rite Doke de Vanguynn. Presitan ; the ° D u k, dr Mew.. Sertelar,. htoi.4• . Committee fir Petitions farmed due from each Bureau as f0110w41.....The Duke de St. Aim, ;' min t Uoivy d'Anta4, Count flows:lnt:lnt, Count Vas knee. Coo: .t r toilet, and Count d'Aguenau.' The Commission of Knights of the Order of St. 'John of Jerusalem, with Pferdt, Grand Prior a 'Germany at their head, had yesterday the honour of ',wing presented to his Majesty. M. Coortois de Pressigny, foritioilsishop of St. Male, left Paris this day as Ambassador Ettraordi: star% to Ma Holiness the Pope. The Editor of the Journal des &bah obinirvei 3 l tf , l* he i. authorised by M.deWetterstedt to contradict as totally f4l-e, an article taken from a Copenhagen I Paper, asserting that the Crown Prince of Sweden proposed to extend the conscription to youths of Sixteen. All classes of the Swedish people had re ceived his Royal 'Highness with every mark of love and attachment.. The Duke de Berri's regiment of cavalry, his • Royal (Ugliness being at its head. was some days ago • perieviont 4ty-tt.e Prince of We m.; -after whictt the blare hunted with his Royal - Highness in the forest of St. carman. VIENFIA, JUNE 26.—.0ur Emperor has sent the Prince Regent . of England 'the Order of the Golden Fleece, requesting him to wear it as a pledge of his inn:hien:ion and friendship. His Majesty, at the WIMP lime, 'lt Grand Master of the Order, dispensed o(ltit the ttstial nith, which can only be taken by Catholic ili,o,ighte.—When Prince Metternich and Count Werfeldt presented to the Prince Regent the decorations of the Order, they also delivered to him an autograph letter from the Emperor: Ms Majesty has at the same time appointed the Princ • Re g ent Chief and Commandant of a regiment of hussaie, which will bear the name of the Prince, B o wen' of England, like those which bear the namee of the Princes of.the House of /titlarks. Pr'oce Schwartzenberg arrived in this capital on the '23.1 ; he came from Bohemia, and received on route the most flattering testimonies of the gra gtatilude of the people. He will soon he installed , . ol.h greet pomp, President of the Council of War. 00r Cavite contains details with regard to some slirtni:hes with the Montenegrins, who bad taken ttrwip:sion of the forts of Cettaro, when evacuated bb - the Frt.ttch. The Monteuegrins were driven out by the Austrian troops. r: r. .~ N' TI - 1E S'I'ATESMAN ... . . PUR4I Y OF RLECTION. QUBSCRIPT lONS rycnivrti • tar itetoroinK Lord eoi - HR A N PAILLI M Nl', free ../ etro , nnll otirriSerjr• hitoselio oervrah t t • it., Re•olutit or pet* d nd (aellers1"1.11143 ,111 g of *le •ir We.didliwlrr, octi it j Nit% JIII.. 11, 1814. llrtlwr ilsth liiioil r Chair, Al Mr. Ulnae!. Woo's, 1)0. Sir .4418 Ma. Wioulfrf( -CAtrirrY•stverl 1 11 r. ihrAine. :Teo "WiAtika•tor Mr. Ritirer-, 186. ().fordftweet Mr. Gete.,;3l yeh wee!. I)rit rs-1 •Hr s +.l the 111 r .4 the Kinds Tavern, New Palace yard.; ;mid thr.Ciosvo MIA T Ttiverp,Bo•No, „ „ • • : • HENRY HILOOKB, 8.11 ,1 1 11 1. 110. . A - • • -7- • I/me * . —1,610 , 1,..60.. O. (1114 le" WV* )1 •fr, • *. • 4• . .0 r • I.lBlrorr. " ' * •• • - liaosikirsll . _ . NAVAL INTELLIGE.VCS. House of COMMODE. • Amidst all this appalling tom-, biontlion of misfortunes, his fertitudeis sustained by Dant, icor 114 -A , ri.ed the Medial, Kennelv ; ri lu i,i, e 'a 'ertescious innocence, ntul theihepei thet %is gene- . roils 'and impartial Constittiisnit 'would l at 14t de 16..6.4 ; ti.icr . l e•Oligr fohore h t Yet ii ' • L • ap p a l". dse F a ::: . .llk a ri es . e ar t , o r ru ' i d, : inu : l3 : , : e l l l l 4 ; iv :l r ::::: ; ; l :: : :::l ,l ;:::i sie r ,n . i ; :ce s f ,..,: ir l x e : r i p f .i . :: : l l..., •:: :: : ll..:riesi:i. . 7 - i k e sd „ .:ii justice to his character - . lie' hay made tne , and never did such au appeal receive a moridecisive and universal .answer. No rules of Court are-here I Itl t lftuN's ship Rard,ur, fu CI wham. ••• -, r ;a. . g ii, As •_ iir ,. 4 „ , ! opposed to truth and justice, nor precedmits sought , norrMOVTII, JULY H.-Art.464 1:1* 1 0 k tisCouhteraet• the Claims of innocence struggling to] front Sunder'4664 l. llrettive, 4311.4f 1 iu r051,P,1 6 obtain redrest. . The case is. fully examined, and a ! him froeinte,i-Niiiie.i iti."lltrlT4iN ship. Si tern, f:lr pi; solemn•judgtlient,Oitinounced, that may well sheltie mouth:-.lreut out of I.strlsou-is..- 1 6tot-4-!oc.ilp• IL.; i i -~,J ... ,iii, enetiiies but sildch cannot fail to be viewed by prow &sots/so*. Helen's Ru tils his Ntiljeq j 's st.ip4 , t t 1 ,,,, Age "resent age and.posterity as equally honourable I f azt un Pi un tistert o, „liii 'Ssl d sh , : im s.ti sa nit il fiii•ietaf.;:rleoNriliri,tigh.A:flrerlltic,; ‘iitti:ll:itirwiii to ..L oud Cotsrainn •and to the Inde p endent Electors t .perratt; - "." ' • . `f iu t y l ei ttihn iiist ihil i t s e t r e e s the ln o sh it o l r i t o , f ti je te te u e s t , i s n aisio ref - y vti e t at io e ti . r 7; • 5:41, ..., 11 . 4nri:..p , it..rai1y0. :.k.....in " .rriityoFroio, mos:4l:d, je,:.,::,:niini.driooafb:: i 10' • .* ' ! .1012...4:i4 That , thn . people are seldom `won` in their of r ..,.ri11it.,...,•,., . , • .. • .. • .. opentona, r iti their • etttitiisenta they axe - never alit - :. R . 4 04 , 1, JI 1 A 4 1, ft I • • - . , VII 1..-- ri..ve t e ar of Lei , (eke r ttaken"- . • -... . ~.',. c . :. , E , • . • ';, *it', ii elfish! 04 pito sen g ers . , fr.0n41.14 ltd . • • f: It , is-pretty ' genera* 'conjectured, that the pu- ' ',ljaat. Juts 10 -Arrived.and ,aired ihritseltiverther o . • I,2** - ' • ' • . . ► _,..._ i,--,., - 4 . ~..' l'io, •;.; , r a nishisen. t- of . the pillory never nervously intended s.epea, - : Johnson, .frem Halifax; and hie iiiie4l-44 1 / 4 . z . Atf _ #4 ~....r..,•.:;, , ::.z., t•,to be . i nflicted in the ea Lord CoctiftAxg-r-thati.frens POrtainottla, bound. to the rtivi.iniN. l l 4l,6, 4' ' ~ cAnn ,....„.1_,,405t0 from the River the Union jaoll . 'Bridger snna t hw if ! f ie ~. .., YDRDAT t ‘lULr:il4,' - ..110!..e." , '''' ,s * ' if visas Only designed to Mortifyhis feelings, by . ,. .. • , -• • - -" 0 ".. . r .'` . : " • •' t : • ; ‘ -. . 1•/ ' •.. pelting Matto-Supplicate for pardon : . butlindingthitii ibli f a x*± ll3ll NO Y"te" l 4.Y 116 MiieslYV liiPs Bat i bst o l d 4 • A Mitch Mail arrived this menitltitialif t ‘hictrely 'manly spirit spurns it, the Indignity .olferelti-Torresteri with ROStArds o f 109 . mil of the .tiouSieag eet ,' ckid . 04 1111 • ' '• • • • * • following intelligence was rate' eeo.-- .: . 1-10y . estilkwoesso — rse,t.he sabject sins taken up last . tfiglit t l l tarla Me silted this" Pic -Ili vet -P..8. 1.1,0 4 fiett,- -- - 'LEYDEN, Amy 7.:---Letters which 'we have : Kennedy, le ea shore searlslistakat and it is this is thafaMse of Common., by Lord Eitaixercott p ifliO ', al a t ~ ...• „___' • , j et ee d et ikit instant received from Germs * ny contain nothing in,. - - ,goewinetlort that in 'this' day' se*niiiiht' he shoild...; tlfiree ware . ,77. I,i, 7 ,7; "7 111 '; P art ir-i'Llei othrs. 'lidera**, from London to St. lii. .. tto..-,..r.. teresting; .they only .Nye that . the ,tating possession ~ en e eete t, Attdetiirt e t g e -c r di n , ' pr e y i n g o rtosattr r,, b , . 46saiiiii . . of the Dotty of Wattabarg, and of the principality Igetleis offisOid COCTlRANS%punishawa t, ~itiseiti. b o:r et a nd sa . ~ .is . , ti k e' n bz i , n Am _ otion ,I, .. akeer.. . ~ of Aschaffenburg, by,. saaikaia i and:that of the Tyrol ! - iel i tiojii . i l ates, it debate, that Lord Cain" • • on t i Lid . Fi g ;ta -- - '"P • - . , .. . . .4 1 . . East Itialmae! has ;strived. et and of the Voralberg by Austria , lave taken Placbl,4lAft*Mita net A . , petaled- on this' occasion t 't isi o ciiii r o o ol b. • , < .r. •:, ...!.... , 1 „.. ,,, , ,... with much solemnity.; and that PritscoiSeliwttrteen.,...!And. that there is some probability the zeal of. the . , • -- • t berg, in'order,to avoid 4 the honour" which were lost 411Inister fee the 'punishment of the pillory, is net --. ' intended to be paid him, arrived. at. Irking* ha the ' , VASS so wares as some of the other partie; cennected bight between the 23d and 24th of June. • ' • ' '' - • triltiiihis brutal, 'eshibltion. . .--• .1111USLOtitill, JOLT . fi.-411is Majesty. Aleitander,. .1 -- - ', ,-.: - e , Ern*dr of-*II .the ItllSsiaS, arrived" hPte 'yesterday, , . Yest er d a y the Payee; REPENT gave audiences to • '.' • • at tou r o'clock ", k . having arrived on 'the p re t a dt ng :Lords Livsepoos., 'BATHURST, and CASTLEINAGH. The QUREN is expected in town to-day, Previous day at Zeist. His Msjesty -i. iiiitt every . where se. t ceived with the loudest acclamations, and every ex-, to..her holding * Drawing-room en Thursday. : premien of joy The Emperor ALEXANDER, when' In this . comitryi, • . . paid a visit to Madame MOREAU; the' widow Or. the; BRUSSELS, Jtii,w 2.---This Morning II the E *--. k .- - - . •,- - "g - .i..unfortanists General.: he remiltied With her near fish troops In fiarrisdn'., have were . re'riewel in the , hour and a half, ant 4 when retiring, sttittill'lniti l Yank of Brussels: Lerd•Lynettock, accompauled.by t that:be. had granted to her 100,000 rodbled tti'be pit& his Staff, the Prussian tir*teralaV.oril Yoruk,.Von lon her receipt en his bank, 40,000 ditto-a reef,. the i Wartenburg, VdtiLßorstel, and ;pony Alm Officers : rank of D:e i rlor tohe Portrait, i• Ord !f aistr' s fbi Ile'. of St - Cathirine''• of different nations were present - ''Among;ti '" Eng- I 11 " o l tbes i . • i Dernoisselc dclionneur to d au g hter, the Empress!': '-' •. • - ;:1 list corps who attriicted general. • ettentioirlyi their I • i DUELIN4 Jo'c'k 9.—We are glad to 'Perceiv'e, that military appearante was a detaiiireent Of troops .IP' t the distress,s'in the commercial' world areleiL6nbig pointed. for, the management of the Congra rockets. to subside. ' The litinse ; 'trk'iitick we alluded .bi our These troops gave some specimens of. the accuracy . last as hating I 1 - pityinents, . !et Htlfaiti ink; with which they could direct them...before - the hotel 1 re-opened. - ' ilke"Silitilt 4f - ifitotixot and..ca r - tfart•l r - I soon resume itii l ayutent* .'" Confidetite,itlyenning l of the Coverootax, T eneral. ' ..-. ;- '' ' .• • . ,;„. u , r . to•retofri to the CHI, MA - 114ttiOt is wintaid to. Tat' VIEN " - " VICI 1 " .. " .. ' - e are ela4teli.that : * * ''' fa : store credit to it s . former rank ut a little faite libti- ' . perot of Russia will hive rl9(44dr: the ,frontiers of rrality hi. discounti..—(Dnbllit Evening Piet) . _....- -I Austria by the 10th of 'July ; and is wetted the t I The lileh Bailiff for the City Lihertlef Wi4.l , , the King of Bavaria will about the same date visit' Waster, has appointed nest Saturdayfor the Eletlf , the Austrian States. ; . ' • A " - , tien to - tate - place at COvent-garden. elpected . We understand that an Athol communication . The opening of the congre s s nip? be Irma Lord Carettnctoti has announced to the Ce. , ~. about the beginning of August.. . The Orr mations . „ t h e ti cein e E nglan d, Kill, it is said, he earriecl on in through their Secretary, Mr. the Peleke.,egyrince ;.,Inittilionsw, the gratifying intelligence, that his Metternich. The Grand Doke Of, 141116.40a150 ex- , Majesty Levis ILVIIL had ordered the restoration ' pected at Vienna.. •, . ... .--;.;„ • , '.; 'of the English - and Irish establishments for educe . . .:......irer5--- !Coon' in France, Ulth nit the funds andsproPetty be-' 4ortging . to them, ..widch had been seatiestrated by The , Ilkeeting . of itho Westminster Electors, held ~,., .•••, ~ , ._ ,„,, .14he.' revolutionary Government, and retained by yesterday lo tratace; : yern, was, wornout exaggerit ! ift __ IWIRPNAPARTE. • • • •:. . "* -• ' *"• •-•• / i i even,la 'polit, of eppeetence, . , . one of the most rt V-. Letters were yesterday tOrtillted fillt i tagrigt.; *ridable t f i n d in .Pi11i11.:24 nYnitris: OurPoile4, .47 :441ey s t a te , that rite trocopl A seear.iii . t'libont ; 1 - ' - itsi . • scud ull que'Llou, any was o'er herons witnessed.?l , '.4hitty Miles hove tki'lttemer'litatte, sieEllit. OY . .. - The op..ech of his FRANC!, tIVRIKTT was OttOtitlift)o 'barketon. ' -.. • ~... • The late Atmore( 'affairs hiving renderedit tieces enimatedHevery. . sentiment -:' he Ntterml e!idently ; tar __ ,. y tha t . Government 'should discharge Titirity : of flowed from the treatt; nneeiVire received Wish ror 7 , ebei Gle k de tn dit • 1 their • t ht . ' t , . • ......, respondent feelings by the Whore ot ihe.inspenes.. Id . e v e ry ' . `itsve4D'PaCh of them E . month'ti. sa lary for year multitude ease mblfd. 'rite ethoti!Rns, excited by-! they Use served, •aa a, gratuity fist 'their' past ser every .allasion. to she.torvites•and,sefforings . of Lew, -trleetti - ter -end& them to support theaseiiivee . and Ye ether situations offer. -' . -rt- . ~. Cocnottutu,. *eve , risibly'those of astonishment tail mules until, • • oc l ' .Extract • front o letter dated Minded, Vey 29, disgust ; -bet- mirth lite . 'pall,' was Mentioned: ~ It, .... a . 0 .... . at end ~ ~, t ,_ tten. . ... ,ast'•:— DONAPARTEIS Elba , IS my a •tilled .forth inch' i :bittOtt of ipopidar. 11.43 g 9 0 ° Thi.tIveto alt our Captains.. I hope to see - him before 1 as beggars " all . deiteXiiption ! .--- mite Aid,„.... go home. Capt. USHER, Capt. Tows", Wand Tome Woos, ,that s ., steely . incorruptible liked :of .liberty, , i others, dine: with him continually, and he tilts of was received, as, ulleal, with the , loudest cheerings ; ' L . - fates - rents with great familiarity, and does not at 4 1 1'., and when he told the - Meeting, that one of the Gen:l despond. -Ile says , . he knows the Bouusons an i . waver feign long, and he expects in a few yeart to be I tlemen en Lord COCuitANE'S Jury ha d declared to , . , • _..,-, Milled back to •the Throne of France." him, that if the evidence recently krotiglit forintru Ir. -BONAPARTE has made Captain Usiira - a present of in favour of his Lort;hip, had been predeeed M' orkeastiful snuff-boxv and some very curious' wide, the trial, he should *ever hale consented to aver- tie an acknowledgment of his attentions on the diet of guilty ;—the information drew forth a thee; tbrige to EPIC ' , the most undoubted nnthority;• der of applause, which continued for several mi; We have` it from thatAhe Archduchess MARIA. LOutsa, &wilier son; noes. It cannot be concealed or di wised, that tho' the late King of Abut, will shortly go to Elba. It infamous punishmetit of thepillory, epplied to one l- able thal.r/eptihtlisuis.,..lo-tho_ Undaunted, - - Of the bravest men'aftwiti°and who ties rendered,ane ' conv ey them thitip. most impartent services to his country, has roused Lard - -Wait OLEIC is at his seat at East-Cliff- 1 t h e pe hli c r ea li t y g t ea pitch of abhorrence never be- I rev %imitate. fore, perhaps, manifested in *-England. We have • The Serpentine flotilla' did not form their perfect - Hue of twenty stdbefore three o'clock, yeste.rday, often had occasion to admire the liberal, inatily,.anOl'lt . M. ow i ng to fife Tremendous, in endeavouring-to, independent spirit of the Electors, or '• apecgi Westminster,e r the turnpike, at Hyde-Park-corner, on hie, but their noble conduct yesterday out-doee all their -sledge, missing alop,.ind taking a- lee larch; ionT. (pryer honourable. deeds. The. situation of Lord Meg foul •of the th-W. - post, and carrying atlsaY het Coceasisa is, more than anyother case known to I howssprit, and knocking three- of her ports Into one: I ' I -toodern times, calculated to work powerfully on the i but being towed to the dry dock on the Powder beak side of the river, she underwent a thorough best feelings of the human heart. It is but a few repair Jules* than fifteen minutes, salon she was im-- weeks ago, that he ranked as one of the brightest eiediately launched,' and took her station a table's ornaments of the British Navy—that he possessed a Length a-heed - et the Spitfire, Captain Btow-us... t. - • 4'. name pure and unsullied, and standing high, very : uP' r that pula r the Countfavour iin high, on the rolls of fame—that he filled the envied r i, A Th e o , r 0 4 I I 0 . I hasir s d 101 4e _ a gL:arldedneasitaotfey. states, and honourable plate of Representative for the great., Five " , for __. t in precipitation with which he acted Metropolitan City of Westminster. Frem this distiu- ' while LieutenantsGenteral of the kingdom. He - is ,gnished state of prosperity and glory, he has been, by . charged, among other things, with haring signed too Use arts and machinations of powerful enemies, se& inconsiderately the Convention of the 23d of April, denly reduced to a condition, intended to work his by whisk -the French in was to evacuate all the ruin, and 'stain his neate with i ndeli b le , t h egrece.— 1 strong places stithout the frontiers of Old France; J be et isdaid, s-belidlY wor ths t, t . ha n t wil te i th el l i s F pr z : l - I c ce ipit iv a a ti s on com n p a e s iled to Strips of his - Commiision in the navy- - 11fied—lat ! prisoned- 7 -and. doomed to - the pillory-and thot t o , m o s toe it foram ", by the Treaty r' hut, list the kaat evil inflicted, be it eppidiggi.. . Risileay....l av,i.r, -, ,.; ‘: . _ - • . • •- !4 8 1t.M1: (It; S'H'UCKS Tlllll DAY AT OM trin.ock dank !60 Ling. An. 161 • 9 per t,ent. RIO .69 , India Boodi 16 15 p • - • 9 per Gehl Ain , * 6tlti ' Beebe . pier 1911163b t p, 1 1 per Carib. ell} Ommuth 5 per Cent, NW() ON I 1 ° 161041 fur 41118•1461 THE Aro •OLD BAILEY, JULY li. • • . . .. - James licit, mate of the ship Kine.too, was 4•Pltallv in. 1 . dieted for the- murder of William . Ricimrd.rist; • simaan oft -. board the saint ship. en her. passage from St. Croix to the port - of London; In June last. '• It appeared. from the - evidence on 11w pert -orillejunipc._ : lion ; that thy Prisoaer had. et various time . ceuelly•ifl. Awed the deceased; and at oite time, in particular. for sirs.vmpAriding ~ .offeeee, strack Min violently, with - halm •of said : th ree ' 'aches thick. on his head and l si iodi ; trams -11icis nitl-iivoteat • k.was supposed .be - died.—lNe deceased; 'filwrver. if VW ium hod been feeqtly. kitoxicated during the -voyageot -titi,,, Ifieween idluelmainintit i tlas boily not .Ise nig able positively te:.7 AY whelherthe deerks eagle not have ha.leacd bi.deeth,t*L . :L seferedentkinit:•oefrom the blows received ton his head; null the Captilie ofthe vessel xisink him an execticat.charter for humanity* Mel Prisoner was sequined. . . . : • ; . .• John 1111411041 wet found guilty of etterin .41 I ed farged Atty., frith intent to siefg;tud Renjansti Oleo ' The, PrUoper was (tali -oak of e•onfessing Iris petit I:,_ . .t ao44saistilit hint that if lie.iMped. by thi'' meastit,,, . - lke 1 14.4ta r v i iitt iewatittrof ;the law, It.would pot avail hbo-•-•$10,( . was re. ceeded .iii.' •--. • ' , - ••-*; '',-.: - . The bridge lasi ersoling over, the, canal' in St. ,Titews's *srk, ,eit‘whiab is Of most elegant cis aarestiatii will'isatitin, it is said, aftss Sae keewp twite4cre!, t4:i stikeis the peelings for the ecosa .oise -skis-4f the . Peat to the other. This ba , titinteg h , to good amount, _ . . Santa sends.'off- three small balloons on ,fyidu,i , ,.feons.Hurlingtop.House. previous to the as. cession. of -the birge betioou. File first is ter. the purpose of shoefiatg.the plan of droppingdistetuhes. - ,The second h-to 'have a parachute attached. to it, and to descend; and the third is to ascend a few minutes previous to-the grand ascension. • . frit the subject of convertuttion that the fine elm (trees hetween the Ride and the south side of !be Set. •.pentine river in Hyde Park, ure to he cut down to afford *it, Ind* ' propect of the naurmtcliia• to take .place ott•-therAllett of *ugust. W. regret to bar :this new plebtlif hbserdity, and .hope it is as use onnded" as the ridiseloos **wird of the intention to make the Emperor oV Elba a present of the bonus, iwhen the spectactq 1$ over. :.. w VAUXiitAI.N.-.4iflg' eight theie girdena..*NO floored by ttja , preseicet , of the Dike of itatAtwai. VON. entered! it *boat i fquArter pain one, and .was actOmprtnied by . the Dale 011;tticutsomei the the Duchess of Waituscrox ' the *nista', Antlitti. sador, and severarladies of dietierAlett. liis Graci wait received with great entbuslismAsi-, a crowded isseinbly, and shook hands heartily with all who could approach him.. It was witteleesa-difficulfy that ,his Grace' and party could progneuitle ,-the grounds. Count Pci.Torr appearesOnieumidit the close of thenight,.6 --- ___ incog. The Spanl.thGoTernment, it is said," hila ilitaifyed to demand from the King of FaA mce resfitroioh all the monuments of the arts and . natural history, carried away during the reign of Jossett luomA• PARTE. • . The LORD MATost, after inspecting the return., sedeted the price of ;the quirtern loaf to be radii*, ono'firthingr on Thursday nest. A most nsehincholy accident. happened on Sunday evening,: atiout eight o'clock, to a young woman living as servant in a•family l in Sloarte-terrace, by the explosion of o'filkrint gu t , wft4 walking hi •the nerstry garden, of- Mr /We% King's Read, - ligreicy the contents, consisting or shot and peas, entered !lir' lefe ;ide and ;tams, and- wounded her in the most dreadful!.:Manner. •Ihe was immediately , fconveyed to 'it hbuse the neighbourhood, and by the prompt tind humane- assistante , 6f a surgeon who was called in, and who, in the coarso of . That evening and follbwing morning, • extrart4sel upward of 30 shot ; we are happy to say she-. 45. aftbk, diately to recover,.alt,hough she trust illealiabla-100 ; considerably for some time...--Nurserpo.en. in the habit or, gritoting, keys of admission • to• thsai gardeni, should be careful in shot setting springgoial . or steel traps at , so early an hour. 'The King of FRANcE has raised to the rank of Officers all the privates of the old Body Guards of !France • who .have presented theniselves : many of ! them were covered with wounds tleceived in defend ' lug their posts during the.Revolation. Among the late illyminatJtma at Ply mou th, a Mr. ° DUSSRORD, eihib*Pd two transparenCies—one re" presenting *lemma aear a slave factory,. on -the coati of Africa, .with pn interoating, though aborking, re presentation of the slave dealers dragging and driving the wretched villims of i t his infamous traffic to the snore, 'max "Web lies a ship ready to receive them. 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