The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-21 00:00:00

i t. ~, :i_ PARIS PAPERS• OF SUNDAY. Paets„Jan. 18.—On the lath instant the King gave a private audience to M. le Baron Roussin, Rear Admiral, who has returned from creising on the coast of Brazil, and in the Pacific. The squadron under the commantrof this officer was Composed of the frigate Amazon, carrying his isg, the frigate Clorinde, and the cutter Pomone. These three vessels, commanded by able officers, were admired by all goers who visited them. The officers were re• the foreigners narked for their professional knowledge, for the excellent deportment of then staff, and the perfect discipline of their areas. They rendered important services to the French trade along the western coasts of South America, and even foreigners have bad moire than once to congratulate them• selves on the security which they derived from the pre . settee of thiTrench flag, during the successive convulsions which have been experienced by the new Governments of Chili and Peru. The rumours of an approaching war between France and Spain at the beginning of the year 1823, which at such a distance from Europe. it was impossible• to reduce to their .teal value, hid rendered difficult the position of the French ousels in these seas; but they were soon set at ease by the 'inn and.predent measures of Rear Admiral Roussin, who, after Lavin g provided for this first interest, set out for .Prance by he Atlantic. On arriving at Brazil, be was in. 'formed of the prodigies of valour exhibited in Spain by Ate French avows, and after a short stay et Rio Janeiro, trot sail for Brest, 'wherein' anchored the ildof Der. with his 'three ablps,;—(Afrsiteur ) ' News from Rome of the fhb instant afford fresh cause 'for uneatena as to the bealth of the Pope. Oa the fith and ;t1; the state of ii Holiness was very alarming. — (dfoniseur.) It is said that PragerCload sets out on the 20 t h for ar Turin.—(Joereal des Debate.) Directions have been given fur a Court mourning of two months for the late King of Sardinia. M. Dupin continued yesterday his pleadings in reply to 'lo.Tripier in the affair of Stackpoole. . A detachment of Spanish prisoners reached Bordeaux on ;the 11th inst. Among them was San Miguel, the ,Spanish ex• Minister for Foreign Affairs. The Count of Caribagena (Morino) arrived on the 9th at Rochefort in the King's ship the Vigilant, which sailed 'from Corunna on the Ist instant. After remaining in that 'Cite fora fortnight. Morino, wbois accompanied with his wife . and a child of 18 months old, will proceed to Tours, then to Pontlevoi, where a brother in law resides, and 'finally to Paris. He is authorized by the Spanish . Go• vcrnment to remain in France for a year, for the re-esta blishment of his health.—(Etoile.) Mame, JAN 6.—The royal schools of Artillery and „Engineers are going to be re'establislied on a religious ano monarchical plan. The same principles will be ap. .plied to the Universities. The education of youth to be intrusted to it 'cabled body (the Jesuits) which, not withstainflog the irreligious sarcasms which it has drawn upon itself by its ezcellent principles, produced the great men who imutortalized the age of Louis XIV. • BARCITLONA. JAN. 10.—On the 4th inst. at noon. when rite promenade of the Rembla was crowded to excess. Col: • Targaconne wits insulted on the public walk. Ile retired by the rue des Bundiller and the rue Large. A stone struck his heal!. The Colonel took refuge at the first Erotic!' post which was within his reach. The Gov e r n o r 'of the fortress repaired thither, and called a surgeon to 'dress his wounds. This . event gave occasion to die ful• ' lowing order of the day " Some idle and evil disposed persuns endeavoured to day to disturb the tranquillity which hes reigned without in' terrupticin since we entered thii city, by cowardly insult. .ing of the royal Spsoisb army. .. If the rioters think that they can abuse the. gekerous protection which has iittlierto been extended to ,all, to commit excesses. They deceive themselves. Authority will• separate them from theimmense majority of peaceful citizens who peos ;pie thisinteresthtg city ;it •pittpi,nwe, to protect this et j, it .Will-forear thatoyalist!, atpd; peas with an 'and do the tuihnlent. . "In order to avoid in fence• suiVeolpehle attempt., assemblages of more than 20 persons, except on the public walks, in the markets, at the port and exchange, meat be dispersed by tbe guards. posts, and patrols. 19 case the s t ; rst lineations it not attended to, recourse will he had to force. The guilty Will be imprisoned, and judged with all the rigour of the laws, Isi gn ed) 4 , Major General Count FERNIG, Governor. *Barcelona, Jan. 4." AbIERICAN PAPERS. • .We have receifed Philadelphia Papers to the 20th. ult. • and extract from them the following paragraphs : • New Yone; nee. 111.—(Fuoat r:uaacoa,).—The Mat leawan. Captain Collin, arrived hem yesterday from •Caracoa, bringing Papers of that place to the 15th ult. The schooner Tartan, belonging to this port, bad touched at Curacoa from Porto Cavello, where site sold her cargo, • star was chartered, along with a fleet of Colombian vessrls, An carry the captdred troops to St. Jago, Cuba. The par• ticalers of the attack on Porto Cavello are given in the Curacoa Papers. AU the small vessels in port were taken 'add their commanders made prisoners. • The frigate Baylen, which served as a pontoon, was set .fire to by the vanquished. The fortress of St Felipe •ceasesi firing as soon as the music of the victorious army /was heard to mingle its notes with the air; and convinced that all was lost, thonaiserable survivors capitulated to the -Colombia* Generals: The principal part of the Spanish army were in the city as the time of thf assault, nearly the v•hole.of which perished or fell into the hands or the .vietors. General Calssda is among the prisoners. The 14:wrernoteat of Porto Rico bad issnetl a decree, offering an tethe Spanilards who had been etpelled from the Colombian territories. Several vessels were loaded at stlaracea. waitieg—the• offitlar-eseeiPt of alba capture of Porto Cavello, for which place they were &stilted, 1011tMiltAt. Mllittellppeart to be some truth 4n4he report, that this General, in violation of bliVehe 4 AO to terra against the Patriots of Colombia, was aeteally collecting a force at Havanna to:attark that Repubdp. A letter from St. Jago: Cuba, October 15, published in the Jamaica Papers, mentions arrivals there in two vessels front Hastings of. 47000 dollars for hloraks, any that 44,000 troops had reached Principe, on their way to Saint ti 4 'l • Olt tug Issas *Sig irratatorAN.) • CORRREAPONDENC E. 31641ifulitstoi the. 15.—The most important fact which Ooliknankate is; that the'Cootnittre onVoreign mein' i A . .., is, t..... -.rip were .amunionerl by the Chairman, Forsyth, to . _...erammediately after the House adjourbed this morning . . .1 can .do- no mere than mention this circumstance. Our readem are aware. Chat the usual time for Committem to' 'sit is in the niersieru before the House meets. • . HOUMA . OF RKPRESEITATIV.FaI, Dac. lb. Mr. Poineet submitted the following:— . 1 4 , ,lfesolved, - Thet the Committee pq Naval Affairs • be instruptei to-inquire iqto the el,petlienty of anthOrising . .the construction of ten adaitietial sloops.of war." • .. Mr, PotmetrAsid,,..jie was indsged. : to offer this .Resole' 'limp to Ake Otis/aeration .of the,: Heim% .from an earnest i ;Ileiiiro 44 . 41 O. II t,NaTY fet 1 4.44 001 . 414.114. and, capable or ujoit n4to4 145 F. rspiwkowifoi•h it ites 90 gallaotly -. S aiut.wi3 Ireth.r ,il.llO woof ' here' ffpeta of line of battle - WWI .all .P4l.lPite%„ol. Plitfibess to be poured forth against imemsacenzeat, of a war. we must rear . an entuer,:ekthe ~ is olhcets capable of e' adding them , A's our-Navy is wpw coustitateel,. we shall be conopellefil, •in die event of • int to confide the eprenutsd of our ships, the safety, of onr Itilset gamiiw; anti the honour of our no r , to !ae z perirnced . . - . 'IIIEI -STA,TESIVAN messwewswi, officers, to risen ! whphave bees, for yeasting share, forget ting what they forsiwerly had herbed. we have now five slo cps of war, and thirty masters eoliseaudant; so that an officer cannot hope to be employed atelier than once in six years. To have, an efficient .saty, the proportion between sloops -of war and line af -lista. ships sod frigates must be preserved ; an* I trust, said Mr. P., that the subject will receive from the Committee the consideration its importance deservei. The itesOlotiol was agreed to. _ ' MAILS. • - ARR. DUI. All. 1111• It. . I....Dablin • ' •• 0 . I....Holland' 0 1.....Waterf0rd..... 0 1....Ha5br0.... . ..-..di• 0.... G & Jecsey. • .. 0 o....Franee • 0 0....Li5b0n.. ...... I 0 ...Flanders 0 o....Gottenberg ....I . 0....Ma1ta TRICE OF STOCKS TIII9 DAY AT ONE OLOCK. 1 Bank Stock. . . 9374 India Stook ...... .... •• • • 3 per Ct. Red 891 Ditto 800111 ... • ...... Se Bp. Ct. Cone . 881 'Ex.lllll.6da i 66 bb' •-• Si per Cent • • • 100 1 10001. S • PIP. 6 per Cents . .1011 1 --110 01 .... 53 55 pm. New Fours .. '. .. 10311 —tilatall..s6 63 —s pm Long Ann 96 9 .10 LotteriTiskets. •.. ..49(. 19s Imp. it per fit....... ..... .. Con. for Amt. : .99-8131-8 9 ___.—• _ _ lonmswm froth should be redeemed It is just and' wise that delegate public authorities shisuld hold such engagetnents sacred for where assassination is the result of conspiracy, th deeds of darkness could never be brought to light without an oecessary could safely reckon on the promise of safety to itlittelf. Iris to encourage othkrs to make similar discoveries, in sueh inlittroati hrimei; sad therefore oni public grounds, no hope altould be heti' out to criminal accessary, that is no' intended to be scropilitusly realized. According to a letter from Copenhagen on the 3d inst the Danish Marine has now one Admiral, one Vice Adm i ral, seven Rear Admirals, nine Commodores, five Captain Commode's*, twenty one Captains, twenty six Captain Lieutenants, forty one First Lieutenants, and thirty three Second Lieutenants. . The carrying of walking sticks containing swords or -daggers has been prohibited here by superior authority. ; „A paragraph lately appeared in our paper, taken from a eoteniporary Journal, stating, that" the abolition of thel Scottish Commissary Courts took place on New, Year's Day." which we are now informed is incorrect. It is the Act passed last Session of Parliament. for regulating the ' Commissary Court of Edinburgh. and for altering and regulating the jurisdiction of inferior Commissaries in Scotland, which took effect on tba Ist instant.—(Eci ibergh Observer.) ELECTION OF A ROM AN • CATHOLIC Btstme.—At a General Meeting of the Clergy of the United Dioceses of Kilmacdoagh and Kilfenora, held in the New Parish chapel of St. Joseph, Kiovara, en the 13th instant, the Very Rev. Doctor Edmond French, Warden of Galoav, was unanimously elected to the vacant See ; and the posta 1-lidos proceeded to Rome fur applobation mid confirms tion of she Holy See. -..-Tatie Astsiv.—By the death of General Francis Dandas, which recently took place in . Scotland, the Colonelcy of the 71st (Highland Light Infantry) and the Governorship of Dumbarton Castle have become vacant. Detachments belonging to the 20th and 47th Regiments of Foot embarked in pursuance of ;receipt's enters on the 15th inst. on board the Castle'Huntley Bart laitsmati fur Bombay. ' Detachments belonging to the 11th Light Dragoons, anti the 16th Lancers,and the 13th, 33th, and 37th Regiments ,of Infantry, embarked on the 17th instaut on hoard the Duchess of Athol Indiatnan for Bengal The late Joseph Slarrystr, Esq. M.P. is said to have diedimmensely rich. His wealth is estimated at nearly half a million sterling. His Royal Highness the Duke of York, it is said, has killed more game in the present sea.on than usual. The Dnke has visited nearly every celebrated pr eserve in Eng• land,ind hat on all occasions bred seeeessfol. His R o yal 1 Highness's excel' nt health lies enabled I • to take severe exercise, and followed the sport with great ardour on all these shooting excursions. The Duke of Snasex has arrived at Kensington Palace from Tnnbridge Wells. ' The Earl of Liverpool arrived in town yesterday morning iin Brighten. Mr. Secrethry Canning transacted business at the Fo. riga Office yesterday. An elopement lies recently taken piece in Paris ; the parties are Mrs. 1., the graniklaughter of the celebrated Lily A., and Lord' B-1, which has occasioned a great •deal otgessip andacandal io that gay city. Lady A—h is highly incensed at the imprndence oilier grand-den ghter and is reported to have destroyed a codicil to her will, by which the fair fugitive, in the event of the old Lady's death, wonid obtain twenty-five tbon•and ponds and ids vahnible diamonds.—(.lJereing . Chronicle.) ...,..Const Sscitagoa. January 21.—The arrirals of this week me: only moderate. Wheat, 3,090: firth y, 2.3011; • 200; Irish 0.15, 350 qrs.; Hour, 3,400 sacks. Th. re 'vefoit th- cheat trade this morn ' -close of Monday's 'a. More motley nistaloml. Ilium to those of last Ijtjbtattlinum. a WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANURItY 11, 1824. • 3 STOCK EICKANITIC, 12 o'CLocit...Codidale Aide Morning at 891 to 99, with little - doing. We anhratted that the Bink was so busy yesterday, that it was oeces sary to have a•lditional clerks in the 4 per Gent. andCon sols offices, owing to the numerous transfers, as the whole of the country* are •now taking adeentage of the high • price of the funds, and selllig Out their stock. " The Expresses from Paris have brought ffielfrOtrch_ Rentes at 95. 15, and Spanish, at 211 to 25. The private letters state the Spanish Bonds will have a furthe r derlinP, owing to the House of C--, Io the above capital, having . failed, and being very great Lulls in Spanish Bonds. • • • The affairs of Spain, it is repeated, are in a very des perate state, and some differences of importance nresaid to exist between the French and Spanish Hoperomint. Fearful; FUNDS.—Spanisli`Bonds opeUed it 241, and got np to 249, with little doing. Old Spanish, 241,Cbili, 751 to 76—Colombian cal—New Austrian, . 411—New %Wien, 89—Poyais, • . We.hare reeekved thia.mosniag• b 9 •elPreltr from -Par''' she Jourawl.dcs Debats. of Oeuday, awl deli- Etude of Tuesday's date' (room 744 . 4e.r0n.5...) . • PaiT r ias. hgao "Us lie t 4l . # l ltiabill ' i The King did sin. go out. ' • ' The &Mei got ,np to p 4. AIM Uist a pr'jeot us is agitation.to got isp 4ia4l Riot Wlt, is osdee to ridnce the : The Monitewr and Spasiah, and Spaia, [The espital, he ir Western ,on of Middle, 0. a Smith, aired 3S, lately a patrol belonging to the parish of . t. Pancras.who came by his death under the following eireninstances. The investigation continued until a late• hotir..and 1 of the Commissioners of the parish atteaded,i4l consequence of a report tt,at they had behaved improperly towards the decease , l. • Mr. John Cotbett, Secretary to the Watch Committee' was sworn. • From his evidence it appeared,that the deceas ed had in his life time filled the office of patr-1 in the parish. but, latterly became so nervous and debilitated 'that he. was rendered incapable of doing his duty.— Varlone complaints had been made of him to the Co:nmis stoners, who called a meeting to investigate the matter. fad ultimately came to a conclusion, that lie was unfit for that office ; but in consideration of the deceased and family, he was • suffered to bold a %tidier(' situation ; the duties of which were not so important, and the, frivolous reduction of 3s. fid. was taken from the usual salary. The ' deceased became extremely dejected and injured in his mind.and whenever a Committee was called,he conjectured ! that it was to inquire into his conduct ; and he was fry quently heard to say . that he was suspected of all the burglaries in the parish, and setting fire to houses. I n this deplorable condition he-remained until Mouday morn ha last, when his wife beard the report of a pistol proceed- • lag from the bed room of the deceased and she called three dames, and received no answer ; but as soon as she heard I the groans of her husband saying. "My Hear, come up, I have shot myself," she instantly raised an alarm. and on entering the room the de erased was found laying on the bed which was covered with blood ;•a pistol was lying by his side ,with which he had shot nianself through the throat, the 'entente having gone through the head, and beaten away the base of the scull; the blood was Bowing profusely from the wound. De. Knsk attended, and by Its directions the unhappy WO was carried to the above hospital. This witness said that a report appeared in one of the newspapers, casting a degree of unwarrantable odium on the commissioners for having discharged the man ; but he was not discharged. he *se allowed a salary, the reduction of which had evident, ly affected his ea*. He trusted the report would be corrected. Oserge Collins corroborated the above statement, and 'addeti.lkat he, had seen the deceased cry like a chil d, especially Whenever a ComMittee of the parish was called; thought he was deranged. Baty, deposed. that in about tee minutes after die , d bad shot timetif, he wont. Ye him and salted' ' have you'll's. albeit Smith;" he answered " Who _-p" "Oh dear,esbat base I done!" Several other witeeseis were examined, mid proved that the pistol with be committed the set. -was one of i which bad •been hidden by. his wife, Who was aware the deceased's alletien of mind; but be ascettaised by wane w he r e they wet. bidden, and bided one of with bird shot. He was heard to say. be was sorry bad. Rot done It eifeentaily, tad that his mind wits coo -1 .!derail y effected. I, Mt; &tient Tenter. .Hostte - Simon, 'deposed that the deceased WAS brought to the 'Hospital, with * wou nd fik m , shet. - Phicb Meted the Iteek% . The Wound he had ..o.ht closed death. The Jury felt satisfied that there waif.° blame whatever attfehed Welke palish; andtheyvetureed.a verdict, "That issulecieße-41but bimself. Watt• at elle time in• a state of tea mental derangemeot. ' Pt in' .projeot is is agitationto gal ygt * r . 0600 ..."Yr .9 '' ''-.... ' - . . . • , .. . . • oats. 200; Idis oh 0., 85 uu 0 qrs. ; sour. a,a *Sit . . ours to ridnce t he interest to 4 iir# per eiett. . . • . ,48 sot•miteh hasinrsEttoing io the wheat it'd licti • The illemitevriiieJte n• . ~, ' itantinsla in,' smirks% remain; as geoteil at thr dos .sees. and Sp^o6, .th• %A. • a•;__•_. :_ 7; 'e...' •:. --,..... 4 • ...market. paltry is deli at last qoonstions. them ' ' -. •• ' )'" "- ire Its estop iv, Vasissel•peeeo4:bot naives se • v. ,-• , • p. 04 and Spain, relative to the AtailtifiA pri •- • ... , I meet a elms! sale. on terms 'tally rio:l to ... this [The 'glides are signed lay tbe • Mars • . i• ilk u.,. .4 marhet.daz. • - .. ire she sr f iout.r i a k .„ ; .7- 4 1 ..„...% gh t . • ir .4 ‘ • IntRAVIAIIs. WIC WE. . . _ apt., ' liAtiste. . . ' - ii.;•;( - 0iree1 . .,•••7 • 7 7,-.‘ " ••••.: -44;• .., '4, ~.... . ....' . ' • *". '." . • ;11 . 64 ohne new has taken ptaCaln thiti *capital since Sty set letter.--t taken in the Ceusaittes RoonsOf liliiidleoes 4 be fore Thomas Stirling'. EMI. Coroner for the f l i p The Priests have•come to a determination to retorts te tbeir 'inn of Iliddlisex. on the body of Janus S. new has taiti The Priests bare dioceses. A very energetie note has __bent Piot I * our. Government, by the Marquess' Warta. It is thougUt here by every person, that things canna remain long ilk the present stile, between France and Spain. . 3 i The communications of onr Cabinet whit tip* a; -to Petersburg, are also very active. • TOLOSA,. lint JAN.—A great taboo:it? )Istrussees Cuipuscoa and Alava. It is generally knoteoi.that the iron mines which sliest provinces abutted liiVi'and the produce .of which were shipped to different pa ivtif oar South American. possessions, gave employnieutt nd sub sistence to the popul..tion ; bot, owing to thentstuistipition of our colouies,the masters of these works I)&visiven notice to the numerous persons employed in them, that circum stances, require they should be discharged. ' They write from Pampelana that the French posts in •garrison are obliged to be continually on their gnanlisince for several days past a numberof militaryhave been anessi- nated by the Spanish. OROAI THE JOURNAL DER DEBATIO • 4 ‘ MONDAY, JUL: 19.7-An English vessel from Buenos Ayres, which arrived at Gibraltar about the end of Dec., has brought the important news that the remnant of the II independent troops under the' order } 0! Santa Cruf bad been entirely destroyed , ortalso..lols.Ast- by Bri gadier D. Pedro , is the kingdosis deraill..:: —lfaosissairr#Ali 12.— Prieto lettere arra till exists in ',rectal parts of Ocruiaay; seer, tied • • societies. • •-• - et the' In • • Psats,Jaat.).s.—At 011e0 C.10,._ rasters and the Chancetior,Prince Tat sbe shale of France, and the Ansbitssadiesefti ed Nsiples. They wrfte from Itoebeforvtlellk , . 4 . ~ . thagena (Morilio) arrived there oit.irsiikleall . • r: a i m e d. t . • ..-..410c.41,*, . ' ... eapeclalll To spare life under any cirrnmstaffiste, of at Ba ss ett be thong aced mercy' iatefal . to the feelings ot it oltyjasitl , • John 1 when it can b b done.with a itair regard to ' in. wed atitswill of wadi; iewiee i beilda out as oreatelai' s ettty of a• " what b p a w.. ,titillied. people. Wlietiter H e rs case; ii use kg pace- are ? tidy nitwits to • pkak . •p a ~ ma y , .admit . - but witnesee 'th*eri is ohe i t e4m4, .earm whirl' eve* : it p a les which to Mat VSII4 lir deltili4d. Iterserp, • his di4 d ese abuse, Pai, r• 0 1 11 Islip Wee . 114tlie limiest deeds oPtitamt coAik osetslat " the ' war;hfadifht tOlitibt: that bait elle spriell ellieneter . 0100 I" of the country. ! to m hi m g oiostioe'vente..et thenii.___, w i l / led to the discovery Of,tlie. ' 41, 3 ' 'se netts• ha °mu' . iiitd "of edoire to tisreetiv ea. ' pri - le washe s. aidatwl . 'So far. from whatever medal,' he ai ode i cs i on ion MC for tie patty iiestkiiillei Mafia Ur - diet a 1 leerier, decease d It lenot, boweve!Vcildibiettstuid , we ese:ip ti eibfireiy a Itltal 1 of the cooditiitalti pardon ipranted to HA& e had' ice-, 110 ~.,_seat Ceieed a propise Of his life liii* epretkpi hie jiii!siag e ______,_, - "e 4 ionfeision that should forwaird .Alt, embahinsto a mdia of =Ware o a tice. and baying . done se; .na _op ..the . m oms' tisetdroi, oint• (the Boding of the Body' it'is Fiji* qiie . p ts igg• wilier!' , Sill PPI Si: IN 114:1.1.WENCE. Dent, January 20.—Wind N.W.—Came down from the Enver t i s i, mor ning, and sailed again, the. Duchess of Athol, Daniel, for Bengal and Chin.. Sailed the whole of the outward-bound for their different destinations. Posyrssiourn, January 20.—Light airs from the Westward. —No arrivals or railings. PLV7401 , 11, January 19.—Wind Pi. W.--Sailed the Minerva. Phi!Fps, and Hope, —,(or London. FA Lai „yr 19.—Wind N., light airs.--Arrived the Ann, Mills, from London. Sailed, the Royal George, Williams, and Minerva; Crawford, for London; and the Good Intent, Tomkin, for. Tercei ra. LlvtNPooL, January 10.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Laura, Silburn, from Savannwli ; sailed 16th December in company With the Juno, for Li verpnot. Also arrived, the Margaret,r Pilkinton, from St. John's, N. It.; and Neptunus, Dick, from Antwerp, _ Ila mono,' January 3.—Two bundred and fifty pieces° oak timber, and an, anchor and table belonging t o t h e London Pa cket, have been picked up by the Illankenese. OLD 'BAILEY: 7 (nm MORNING.) (Before Mr. Apatrt te,.aed a lilidoUesex.Jury) Jolt's Biehards was indicted for stealing eight sore reigns, and 4s. in the, parish of St. James, Westmin b tes , the monies of Augustus Johnson. The prosecutor de posed that he lived at IS6, Regent-street, and was a brandy merchant. On the 20th Dereniher, the priseair called at the prosecutor's counting-isobse, and ordered two gallons of rain and gin, to be sent to Mr. H o t il i fo i,, n , „, Argyle-street, with Change , Nl' 4 Kg.. nele. Witness desired his Porter ant _to. l•ave _the .goade _without the money. as he, did not knew Mr. S...herturni .Mr. Johnsen gave his potter eight sovereigns and foal *billings, the change for a la/. hots*, detturtiwg I/. 16i. for the spirijr, The porter being a long , time glment, witness sent ahoy after him, with whom he retutoO4. bF 1, 1148 the &ads back but not the chengei • • • • Bastard Sutton, porter to the tilt 1011114, rememb e r e d going to 20, Argyle Street, on die Mk dumber. The servant maid opened th• door. an:l the prisoner met hi m i in the passage, and told hit) to go down stairs w i th the , liquors. and he would get a light. Witness pectin goods on the dre.ser in the kitchen. according to th• prisoners orders, who then asked him for a hill of the liquors, and the change for a £lO. note, and that he would take them up stairs to his master, and bring the note. • Witness Rove the prisoner the change, and he went sip stairs, but not returolog, the wit• neSsi enquired of a siriant maid in the - next /lichen. if Mr. Robertson was at home, Red she said .7 yes." Witness .tsited ahodt Oren (porters of an hour for prisoaer's return. • George Rogers, a led, was In the prosecutor!' employma Me 20th Dec. Praoner gave the order to wittleo4 My looked at* e peso ter' sufficiently .to 'slow him whs.. Ip e :h a d bear : once before to eisquite the 1 r.ce of tiptoes. OwtSe kit 4 ' Jar;uary he' was walking in Pasadena et. with 1114 brother, when he saw the prisoner. who loohmt hard at' him to nee if he (witness) has, !oided hint." Prisoner then said. in passing; " how Wye . do." W.iment's brother said " why did met•yon war tO 'the tleotleman?— i tness replied; "Ise iii iseMitt tfiallwfodiedMr.44 - luon." They then followed hies through Paddingtoulikreet, it.to Nottinglsam-place.whon witnnmsdepineef hks broper go to to Illervlohonne-street Police' Office- fOr MI officer, aad he woold pursue the psisntsrn Whom f o llow e d hi m into the New Ilea 1 , and desired is• isuseher who was passing, to seize tin. prisoner, us is( hist.theen gui ty of felony. Witness told him thot he hafiserinslted Mr. John son, and they bad better -retire to the Police Office and hare an ripl•shation of the transaction. Tire prisoner without hesitation accompanied him. The maid Servant of Me:Robertson . stated the eireumstanees under which the prisoner came to Mel hew.. to• Prepare accom• mostation for Isis , pretended wastes', for wham* gamed a Mitring there. prim ner made no d. fence, and the /Op wi I gisiag Mr. Aomori; the trouble to cool es., emenfisMoreelretafmhd.ty. .—. • SHEIRIFrs it 4 . Before the Sheriff of Middlesex and a : Sp* jery, WHITTVRVURN V COLL', . Nov:lL ACTION. • Thirtioras t writ of atoptity; waling 44* 40444wri• assess the damages in an salon against the tlefpodsgt, amp the following circoutstinces. . Mr. Joan', Counsel for the plaintiff stated •the Altliongts,' esaid.the action In itself waklut for a rnall soot of s' of mercy, doe circumstances of it were oil morel : and rather extraordinary nature. The plaintiff is an Auctior.e r snit Appraiser in Essex,the defendant a farmer orsespectability. la July last the plaintiff nay employed to sell a v ry considerable property at Sonthminster ; Volk attended s a itilldor. and became tar highest, consign n y the prd iterty was knocked dour' to It'tn. After the part:twee, the defendant wished Wbitterbourn to take the propottv age 1. observing, that he should not-come into his estate sod ffe s until she dissolution of his father, consequently was tocatste t o pay for it ; plaintiff repli.'d he had no relsctame at doing that, if the deft ndant • would For the auction duty; and to this .he readily replied, that he . o ou1.1; a 4 O the property . because tor , re sale. Numberless had been the applications to the dere i,fant for this atnount,t,whieh had not been paid, su I as the Kieg seldoin stays long for hie duty, the auctioneer was (Mixed to pay it,amounting to 4/. 165.11 d.. for whicis this action is brought; if be (sir. J.) called a witness to this fact, he should consider he was entitled to a Verdict. • Mr. C. May depound, he wit present at the sale; the de fend ant purchased the pcopetty, girl wis afterwatds anxious to get off the bargain, the auctioneer suffered him upon payment of the anrtiun duty. to which be acceded. The amount was 41.65. II I. Sheriff. Wily go for 41.14 I Id. Mr. Jones? Mr. Jones.—There is a •special coast in the declaration that ten . shillings use for goods said and delivered by Matterhorn. Sheriff..-11 .there it a special count, and yon calla witness to the fact, that will carry the point. . . Mr..'. Day, aft -rney at Malden , in Tate, proved his case. and the defendant's admission. 'l'he SUEItIFF told the Jury that it .1111,4 eirenmstancet that seldom CAMP before them in the shape of an Saba. ideas bowel/AL entirely for their csayidreations . . The Jury a%14-•••', if by law thelalfe*laut, Iter the re act:era:ice of the Auctioneer, wits lielthr.finthe linty, or too-thee ihe Aurtiorsrer Was not liable fotatit Men acu.• The Bataan aniWeced; the defendahlll4 - point cilia! washable. • • • • •• •• . • *: '-- ' . •••1 - • - • ; . Verdict for Flaiptiff MOP ttri.4/. Nita 1td..... , •;' -.* • Yesterday being .appeintitltoe the fill/Ilia 141114.0,0 the late Joseph , illerryott; Esq. M.P.: the inhalli4Pm of the Town •of Saodwieii. actyktid lir a simeatimetins feeling of respec t for the sparnory• of their . ritirefed s e Representative, evitteed *gir mow .1g; duty •es,thOs mournful occasion , by,closing'Xhil window , of 004 . .. shops &c." The most d+coirogra amt rpspeeir4 . e at ere seemed to pervade theitvelliwgs of fir il/V: of. the inhabitants, .both freapsen anri . • t oo thole st e risA:sso no direct bitterest in • , tatiot of the a entborough, very illeopestr:ioe) YallifYl 4 ‘ their 'alma for integrity, emit, 4,4 sierlietlitt rlcirkle oo46 Prom ihe earliest dawn of inorniturn *WI. lalfric threariter mantle &viand the scene, minors bells iii steeples of the respective •charobes, sinilnoed with • 'hag deep tones to re.terate as it ware. oliespo moody $ At memory of a • departed friend. Preshilif at mle ~ bells of Si. Prier's tower cesersopi4 loppiesup • dsti s : which species of mournful dirge • to the melancholy feeling, ii all, is w of Joseph Marryatt. 11144 will, loporae grateful rieollectiosW. - l•• A‘ • ~ . ^ 1 Alas !he is gone: , " ' llmi.inlntl A friend to all Was kith -44 10 ' : - • I If! t iw 07174077tb moo'cloolb pest; to accori with . A , rls throes sag ig -400•4411 . . :fai 16 01..0111i iev • . 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