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NEW GRANADA. TO TUB EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. L•hdow, J. 1,9. ISI9. Ste,—As &Ivey from the United Provinces of New Granule, permit me, 'bushel the mortise of pier Jniattssl, to *spent mit deep tepee that sue British life shoold hive bees lost in the attempt to Menlo my Co*Wry. At home, whys C saw fellow. citizens, kind friends, and dose relations, shot by the orders of the breast bluntr.t.o, it was at least p erm itted me to sly —dm here fallen fur their ne. tie. roomy,. Now, hen noble sod Reserves st ree eers fall, it ;5 not allowed ow to feel Ms that mmBol+llo'l. _ _ (too, however, has conferred ea &beim the il lost rioes privilege, opted in any other age or ~ties, , of identifsing her cause with that of hymen liberty in ever) region of the earth ;—her sous ere sore honoured by her if they di* In the ranks with fteensen, than if they had triumphed in time of a despot ;—sod if they fall Is the vindication of be- Beni,y, they fall ie the eau, of Britain. The se eeeee e then, of any estate is mot i le this great seaway, a test of its justice. The reverse, indeed, would tati•er seem to be Ifs.; for weal of :accuse in a good nese his is &Owl ever had one efect-.41 has produced Intl noble perseveraece which has will. stastviy triumphed ever every oppoeset, which has astonished every nation es the globooaed which slows has rendered Britain the Quits of Nations, asd stowed Vindicst viz of liberty. Of the justice •f that caste in which the brave lagois fangs at Porto Dello, share are few Indeed lel Britain wbe entertain a doubt, and fewer still who would try that question by the degree of sucess which attended it, or by the coudect of the Colusatio di, by •hout it was directed. Distlogeished for enterprise sod ietrepidity, Sir GREGOR Mq.ittOOß has consostated she error of the weterprising and intrepid. His teeseeit) le eat wait. log at St. Andrea the farther arrival of his troop, Lis rematers attack on Porte Belle, aid the cenlrlerst *venal In which he renselesd tb;re, have bees fatal to his character as a Ormalander, themes they caw le no way lessen the gratitude of Now Grenada for hie jets itions. The brave men, however, who are oow were no. enoreosly assembled at that place, sod who every day receive reinforcements, lack now of the heroic eon. sticky of Britons. Thy will neither love their client') men onavonpd, *or their 'atelier object cc. achieved. New Grvaada will *either tamale under the sway of a despot, whom ivory civilised nation als. hors; our will she fail menially to wassails is hoe Donal. the names of her generoos &feeders. C. nomad (and I fear not to say k Io the prime* et all Engiend)—convinced that nieetratine moose of every boodle., throoghost this groat sad glorious vampire, sa empathise most deeply is this fate *fay mi. tering native reentry, and well %WON of the diets *bleb such sympithy mud prods*, I neither duo opal; of its speedy liberation, nor of thosohistosnest therein of new I s for hosooky~ll so, Sir, your shadiest servant, JO'E NARIA DSL SSA.. Farley the Doke of You loft Sows fir Wiseette l I *Myr to bold the sootily Council on !too state of his hi sostv's lutsltb, whkh onembird lb. folloorial day, •r It ..'elor It. shoo there um peewit—. Hi. Grace the Artosi•boo of Conarbory. the Lord ho. .hr poky of Illootroso. Ito 111tobor of Leaden. tbr Mel of theykollaid. Lord Sr. Pekes, Lord Hooky. rod Ste Ws. thaw. The bre Doeters oppoisted to attend his NW mrl( loads tbolt (latterly Roper., to whiles shop woos sworn ; stay glitch the itlouthers of the Commit trust se visit tbo Kura Os 14 brooking op of this Coos. oil, this Archbishops( CAN:Rumor posicsoded to tho Piiey Council. T•••yrtley the follesieg Bolivia sus inhibited et Jsises's Pasco:— " Wiefeder Ce.ilr. July 3. ISIS. " 111. blasured bodily hest* rootioom od b• Mn. sad shoe Ms lora as erosible allyrailoo in Os dale ot Iris 1118111171 . 11 disorder dating the log numb. (Sigool) " H. ilium), J. WILLIS, M. BAILLIF., IL WILLIS." W. HESEKURN. _ The Medan freemen, at rived at Pertnitratb fees St. Helena and Anension, left St. Ifeleoa 12th April, end Ale. Delon, nth. The Conqueror, 74 1. Adel. ral PLASS/n/1, Ti.,, &pelt°, Podarges, Leveret, and ItPdgm.g (which had strived there frees Ragland a few days before), sere at St. Helena. 'I'M Eery. dice had sailed from the Cape of Good Hope, aad the Redpnle on at Aseeasios. The Medea. sailed ea Worliesidsy, for the Ricer. The Camel alorr.sbip, Copula Wise, is fittlog eat at D•ptferd, far St. Bylaw. _ _ The hl)ronidon frigate, Captain lats., is Elting at Portsmttetk, for the remptiors of tiro Algeria' Ambassador, abo is shortly aspect/id to teams town on his return home. His Majesty's ship Lre, Coptaie as. shed at Portsmostb on Friday from Plymouth, with tho crew of the blesgeedebit, who are to be tensed eve , In the Cygaet, ordered re be corambeleaid.•— The Lome is miserly from Jamaica mad the Havesaab, whence she brought *boat 800,000 dollars ea user. (loots' oatmeal, which will be landed and forwarded to L odes. Msenwas of STKOD.—The Deseret Spied of Ulster met le B.Haat )esterdey, the Ref. HOIST 1111011I11 , 11EftY, Moderator. The Presbyterian Synod of Ireland, distioesislrod by the ease et Seceders, sesta ie Derry, on Tuesday Ow Sib of hely, at foot o'clock in lho ottoman ; the Rev. JANIS R[lllolll,, of Ray, htederetor.--(Free. siren's Journal, Salairday.) II &VISA RILT noway of A Behr Sln.ke Jur o liusknd was presorted hour on Sorer. day night. It is bet jostles to the performer, to say, that they deserved the applause they wet with. Tho es. seedy was fellnord by lam of Tie ilestest Thieves, the peetnrmanc• of which, times! • very otilisoty sample of farev.suihetship, was raised to high comic interest by the tramoor ared prntessierbel skill of the company, especially in ober* pores where Mucous. Johnstope, sod aimless. were enncernerl. Mies CA. a era OW11411(14 • pin the holier". of lir seen. lug,' be port of ilrrobrlla 'vitae eontigmed to her, 1.. d it mast be paned that she dial ow discredsl to her pre. motion. We stab anal aspect that she will br alldr to more [ban harp bet ground at sell in patio 14 se. prior comet, ccccc as she bee hitherto deaf to tiro of stets Hiatus torsi. THE STATESI3IV4P. POLITICAL EGONOXY. -ow COM PAR ATIVk CONDITION OF TRG LABOURING COMMUNITY DURING THL PRE NT /ILION At the secessions et his present blsjesty, in IVIO, one shilling and sispence farthing momenta (that is to say, would pricer') a peek leaf. A gest:ern leaf would, accordingly, hare been formatted by &serpent" halfpenny end a quarter of a farthing.— From 1775 (the commeneemeat of the Ameriees war) to 1793 (the commencemeet of that Coefedente War Of Sovereigns easiest the Liberties of Europe, which aggravated the factions nod produced the atro cities of the French Roanlotion), the price of the said peck loaf lecteiled from two shillings and 6ve pence helfpeney to tee shillings ; and frees two shit liegs. again to two shillings and in-peace halfpeoey ; the last hawks*, is reelity, beets the almost orWee (pieties average of the last six years of that period. The., le the Orel thirty-theca yean of the prosiest reign, the represented er diciest Mee of the carnet, eels of the realm had &Welshed about two-Ifthell sod the shearer was cooomppeotly entitled, la risky and cameos jostler., to as leans. of two-fiftbs the wages of his labser—that is say, to these. or two shillings sod 6ve.peoce wherever he had bees le the habit of receiving eighteen peers. Daring the progress of diet war, as (toilful of calamities sea bonen, the shaman' was still mere rapid. Thst to my, it the space of eight years (free 1793 161 1801), the pech.loof(whkh at one time had moueted almost to Ile.)cases to a settled medium price of Os S.l that Gilpin@ cam of mosey did, in reality, st that sire (that is to say, is 1801), represent on'y one-fserth part of that potties of sesteasece which It represent. red at the aunties of the King ; sod every laboone, mashaeic, se artisan, who et the time of that scene doe was entitled to one, toe, or three shillings a day, had, in equity and common justice, bee's. equally sodded to four, eight, er twelve sbilliaes per day for the some potties of time, or erection of skill or la. Mot. Deihl the interval of poste, if peace it ems boogied, in 1801.180'1, and 1803, tbeeempurathe vitae of mosey coasted again; sod the peck-leaf became soceesairely represented by 31.84 d to 34 !ad. Bet the ennui of war quickly brought dean ar lia the diciest raise of the currency, or,ia other it •rds. rallied op the price of the erecessarin of lite; sod 415.8:. a the course of two years. booms the sum emissary to represent,or to procure, the same qes nits , .1 ordinary sustenance. And new (when the price of serologist linden h so low, is comprises with every other article of 'tenantry consumption and accemmedation that our agricultetists tell es that, 'idlest protecting ditties, it is impossible for them to cantina. to cultivate the earth, and when, therefore, the peek or the quarters loaf exo no looser be re garded as an adequate standa.ll to appteciats the va lise of essiney), 3s. 6d. lumina become the tempo. wry representative of the peck loaf—mu toeholds* by bread *lens, 34. W. Is still, at this time so sour in fact and operation this 1..61d. was at the begisieg of this reign. It is true, loaner, what them agrieelterists say (though we are far from sil• mittlag their plea of needy), tint the comparatre.i, eataaed 'headsets of other enuotsies. and the coo orgoost easy importation of foreign rale, b arose of bleb oar growers of this commodity et. ender. I sold by the foreigner at their own doors, Aar render ed the Otiose( brood a fallscieos ropreoentat;vo of the false of meoey, in the a pprniatiee of other articles ;I N that, la r eality, any gives sum of messy does • 4 I sew topmost, er cement pacers more thus one. third, or whops Dot rock more ta• see-f 'wilt pin of the actual gratuity if rousereable (sod tojoyable, property that it represented or inteld have procured 1 1e 1760; that Is to say, the ;ale and denomination of mussy, Is comparison with its unreal power, as a reel prortoradvo of 'bullets property, has depreciated from 67 to 75 per cent. • and it most not be forget • ten that teem ere opened and paid, tint by power or lacteal vele', bat by denomination or tale; or the ea tiesal creditor mast lose his interest—that is to say, his ell—for alien the isterest is lost, the principal is in reality aenthilsted. If, therefore, the value of mosey anti again mount to its edgiest height, and the preadem circilatable, or procurable, by • gists quite sky of commodity, or of esertion, were eenseqwenily in the same degree diminished, no man by any pos-, sible toil (•ith all the advantage , of Molthus's moral nankin into the bargain), could lire ender the esirt leg berthas, organization, sod circumstances, io this moony ; end starvation end anarchic rcoolution would be thP ItETITASLC CONIEQUIEWCg Coin LAWS, may net be amiss 'gale to advert to the vast sum yearly take. from the Peo ple, sot for the support cf Govcromeet, but to re• memento the rich for their share of taxation ; and hese* outs prime cause. directly and indirectly, of our lamentable dist . The estimates are made on the vary lamest scale:— Prewar Cent Law robbery re1114.160.0:0 Prepare eleisin or ear bushel Preemie ditty sig. a pack sa 000.031 bap of keep wool SM.ONJ .....---.... c .- Toad crri.8.50,000 Does eel this very simple statement render very (th eism also great cease of the easntry's misery ? What is t►e o•oost (greet es it is) of the whole direct testa, eempared with the Cora Tas? As a eters drop is a beam 1 Cot, Exam's% JoI.T B.—What Hai what a pears/ es Friday art brisk sob at a sinstnrr fit fell 5..8 I.t tie Mara of Mt traitor. sed anylaz a tarty .•valy it Wheat la day. tbe trade ea tneralarly Wavy, and Friday's priers welt M abalsabee by Sway tail 1.. Nam -Mate ad Orr_y Per fe. bl i la ff .—Eign,a B ei m 1.. M fessed lee novelize. %lam .... 10 70 I Orgy Pee 41 BOOM. • • • 01d).... 40 76 lye 34 36 44) Old dio. . . llet M. 44 45 Our , .... ......... as 31 i Me M..... • ...... We 11 os mew 0f.... .. so so Few IS 46 I Food de. Pew din* Moo Yellen . ... 411 AO de0e544.~. Spenser iseee . l4eitts. Agee 3.—Ttp Mae, Me maniac wee .as sopplied loth en Med of prime Ca lle.— Beef. Met. lea. 1.111111.. hell Veva eiddlla OS per km 'wit. le the Hay Martel dive was M bole d . g, ..d the prices resign at pet Wt.—Straw me alterwies. 1. sok the VOel. per shoe of Mu. ie.et ... 4.. OA. to ba. Id.l Heed .I Gaols the 4r. Sallee • 46. 84. Si it. id. Reece 1 17110 veal ... is 04. le 1. Od. Sheep sod Lambe 16.110 8...r4 . 3-. 04. 14 le dd. COIN ..cash.. los. Oe. se 11. Oil. P1a............—. .. 119 u HA 17.111ARKET. Bev —. • IM. OP. Od. t. IL Os. OL Mier .... 11. Of. 04. ie 71. Os. Od. SlettW .... 26 10h. OIL I. O. N.. Od. NAVAL INTELLIGSN.CIi. It Areal's, Jercy 3.—Atrieed the Duro, Mat. thews. front Qoeb•c for 11...nr105, .with loss of anchor sod cable and leaky, having been .n shore on the &Wit Foreland. PO.II7INOUTIII, JULY 4 —Atfie•gi his thinly's ship t;smeirovs, from n ervisti.—Sarierl his %lojesty's stiip Leo, for Plymouth; Peggy transmit', for ila. life.; ?odds tranvpott. (.r Goornsey; and the Three Johannes, Dame's. for Marines —Caine into harboot the Diamond cutter, with spirits, prise to the Cameleer. FaLiouvu, Jncr 2.—Attired the Msreltione , , el adstewsberty packet. with a Mall, from N.. Tett (sailed the 3d of Jose). mid Ilalifox (marl the 15!h June); spoke en the 23.1 Jame. in Is:. 46 22. long. 37. 46. the Niekols., from St. Andre•'s for Greenock. out 15 days; sod on the 25th the tit Martin's Planter. from Landon. out 21 days. The Bleaker packet had arrivod at New Y.rit. Alas ar rived the Meal , Elvin, from Ateraloh, in 23 days. Pcmoncat, JULY 2. Arrived the Pomona. Graves, free Cadiz, in 21 dais; the Earhengs, Ades, free Messing, In 33 dais, the latter has sailed again for I..•iiden. HARWICII, JULY 4.—Arrived the Eclipse sad Castlereagh packets, tram Cuxhaven; Prince of Otiose pocket, from Holland; and the Chattel', packet from Geritenhurgh ; all with with Mulls; also the Zephyr transport, from Piymoutb.—Sailed the ErEpm picket, for liollesd; nod the Nolan puke', for Cuxhaven; both with Aisils.—An anchor, opparetilly nestle New, has been swept into (lovely B.r, marked QUEBECK, 12 test. 2 qn., : I. C.: TAVK. ULU.. JULY 4.—Arrived yesterday end spited for thi R ve►, the Dale, Svghree, from Jessie. ; end the la►..n•a Loseavvill., Colin, from the Smith Seas.— Cam. down from the River, the Carsick, Algebeetb ; end the Washinglnn, Foreign, for New York; the Betsy, Reid, for St. Thomas's; and the William and Mary, !Inglewood. for kitreelone—Arrived and idled for t►e Rigor to-day, the Kingston, Sim, from J.roalrg; and the Lmitee, Dams, from Negative, for Hell —Sailed the whole of the mit ward.boood.—Five o'clock, the ooteard bound are bearlog up 'gels for the Does. The Ashy, Mauroll. fres War York, is er►ieeA at L.vortrool ; grilorl 'be 1011 r Jew•. Th. 1 4 1...r0r, front Lyndon for Merlror, was spolcon with nn li.. 3.1 April, lo lat. 4. long. 19.34. W. by Oro Seth. 11.,k0r, suitor, at Marblehead ► (Jolted States, fres Af, ir• SUM.VIiK AN‘IXICS. WESTKRN ',MCI?. (11rforr Mr. Bar Ultal au ad Mr. Jollier Burr.) BOWMAN! PTO. -Tends,. July 113. at ear Castle .4 Mathes. ler Wit Irwin a -assurd.tr. July 14. at Itrw bares. 1/n..l:ram a -lbs.-day,. Jolt ft • t Horersetter Ituurll tut:- M *day. 11.tertu 2. at Me Ca-sle of Raster. CeIIXWILL -M•011117. Aors•l 4. at Hod. in Pow a anstua-Sottordos, Antra 14. at Briderwaser. City sea Coaturtror Karrret.-Taarsday, Arras 19, at die Uullekall of the ri 91111 AND CIRCUIT, t an LOW • bort chi../ it r „.. HlClAltee.) llosessurrowstrtaa-Msed .r. Judy 19, at X rthowittos. ✓OTLAID4IIIII , - Fildagy, Jul, Y 3. st srotA.Atar -11.torday. July N), at lhe Cattiest Liseols erre net.tscata-Saar day, at Mt Wye thesis. Sormowasosswas-Thersiay, July V. at liCatlstaass. Town or florrursuau -Same day, at site Towel at Mettler haat. Utuarsotas-Satorday, July 11, at Derby. LZICISTSIt CIIII-•Wedsesday, August S, is the Ca tie of Ld craw Rottorau N Laieesisa--Sarae day at doe Borough of 1 ream Clue sr Corsarrar -Swanky, Avant 1, at the ary Covesliy Waatri ClVltall -Isar day. at Ware let. ORFORD CIRCUIT. (Behr* Mr.,Justlee Heiser, sod Mr. Justice R teasaaartw.) BVIIIMIRR-Musky. Jetty 19, at Ahlogdos. at..at **cluck Is the woretw. Osesaosame-Wrdassday. July it, at Osford. o•ea T111144111E-PNIMIIIy. July V 4, el WINCV•I4V. Cr,', Or WORCIIIITIA-Meat day, at the C.ty of Tfareester. Itramaasstaa -1 handily. Je tt' ft, at Stal&td. Saaarsortar-Wedarmlay, Asgs.l 4, at Shrewsbury. Ilauaroasosassa-Wrdoesday. Ames& 11, at Hereford. Mousotpreparas - Wedarsday, Anus 11. at alloassoeilt. tiumnceslSMlßS-811110 10 1 1 7. Aopsl9l, as Gloserster. Care or Glatteaseaa -Sow day. at the City of Ulaverster. Am Imperil was held a. Saianlly evealise. at the Jew's Harp Tater,. Revers Park. before T..s. Iteuttana, Leg. Dimmer. an the b^dr wf hoar. Toro•t. aged If. a IMM. shon-mater. of Rattibnoe Owe. Oilnert wort. The &crowd h I wino weeds with tta tans es, abort pried am hie 'pin is rid whit* he left bit ,e, and had berm minhog mail he was fooled le the Ihropiat's Canal. oil Vridey trioraimt. by Mr. Bleed. of the etsal•yard. sh• yet 1 0061111 1 hr. and pereeieed a OW/ bead I. the *airy i be had a ft ewhossidleis s Wee* with him, •bich be mot in ghee it. mid he broocbt she d. erred ie the hawk by his cellar He Wes takes is the Jew's Harp. A mart wages the deeneseirs foevlorml„ a bki. prior to shin .siserataa fiats. ceased a napkin riot be hod bees robbed soil ihron a lets She waters bus enlikeee Woe addneed to prose to the camerae,. art that the deceased was of enema/ miad, a verdict el losi.slty was retarded. Ilita.day ~sloe as lowa was held at the Y rkdere Grey, Loadoweirtet. Tetwaham coast had. bel;ire TooltAs mild, Es q. Cow wet, as the body if tassel Mayers, aged 35, whopet• periad to his rid:Mace by raisin lino ibr. er, ha 34. Aiken. waiii-Itoore. It appeared by the evidetieu, Mal she deceased fors. ma mantis pain bad !sheared soder teraper(ry deraagernesil. He erne a cabinet maker, and tined la itostril. owed*, Ks ell maw. be was to good eireammastes. 044 Fri• day aight last he called a. kis saber, who is in care Oa Hes tlebiser boast fa atm It maell-streel, with wham hr quarrelled mid ia •it of Mnsparery dermarsamet cot op from by mat and threatened to .warier her. she made a• alarm sod be was sake. ,to the watelrboose, when be wits locked. . p hater come queart Obis* wards between the deceased sad • Lieeseinot fa she aro), oho was caulked is the same knit. it was dumb en pettiest to cosine the dee. used in • separate plum $ we* be was there fie rat his threat In a most ssrradfat moaner, ss lib • piece life large earring k • ife. Howard she rawiabb% oa vile; am* the place the sassing after, timed she deceased lyispe ss b's buck. welte.ing in blood, and the 11110.118(11 wits which be had effected his &sib lylqs he his. V 'edict —The deceased rommitted the act himself, being at the doe ism stMe of is. Acanwiso Yeterday morning, about one ,'Neck, an alarmism fire broke oat in the %rase of Mr. Nichol, pawnbroker, in Gray's Inn-lane, Idol. Iwo, which spread with great rapidity for several hewn, sad et length communicated itself to timbers.. of Mr. Williams, tallow•chandler, west deer, whose premises were considerbly damaged. Several engines arrived shortly after the fire commenced, and, with a pad .apply of water. blejod very actively es the de. vowing element. Tb. IMO, had retired to teat shoe it begets, sad Its origin Is not *mortal's'''. The whole of the property was destroyed. The neigh bourhned was in the utmost ceefusioe, bet we lives were lost. There are 137 prisoners for trial at the OW Haley Sessions • bich commence ea Welleroley ant; bet tie eases of pesalier atrocity. LASS' 11411 - . cork r OF it 130 .4 1 • Ing Cale J vt.ll 3. PAC )CE V VLSIIIINVIKE kir. Di "1111,1 nceisad 1161 P •t. Iw HO, ri te. It was .n artier) bromine by 1.• N. • Richard Psecoelt, spinet she 1140 • Mr. Prim , Derhysitifo, to mom cusapensati.so io da metes for modest cooversolleo with his . Op, Defendant had• tended met guilty, and upon his issue • •• joi ied. Mr. Sciat.crr. in kit address to the Coot ai d Jury, stared that the Ple;oliff sat by proles•i. n • to..statioser, Coaricery.lane. Ile •as a verente of great respeopuility and found tonit•if wider the pal.ful nerrissity of bunting this an vecover ennspers•atiae far the roister], shirk to had sustained by the seilocietin of his wife. The Pe. fen.lant was,. young man, the son of Mr. Derby vleire, an Apothecary awl Surgeon of some eminence (Carr) ing gee bosinessisißerners.street,Osford.street). tie held a ii•eatenee in the elicits , Mr. A. as army divot, sod also held the commission of an 'align la bit Majesty's service. In the year 1811, the Plaintiff became seqesinted with the Lady, sh..as miscooduct formed the tut ject of the pretest ;.re seeding, end afterwards married her. She was the daughter of Sir Henry David Elamite, who was e Sem l er of his Majesty's sissy. After the mar. risco took place, they lived together Is great bar /awry, sod with vniuterrupled coefidince and of. feeds., till during tome poetise of she last jeer'. is the coarse of the lest year, Sir Ifee• ry Teske and his family we epos a trip to France. Mr. Peacock sod his wife sceompenied them, and were absent front this country about eight days. While In Fresco, the Plaistiff had the misfortune to (campsite degree of intimacy with the Defendant. A Lady who wet in the hone of Sir Henry Petite, was acqesinied with the family of Is Defeadsst, end thes be, end a brothee who ammo.. ponied him, were repeatedly invited le spend the evening. Thies as Inelmecy grew ep between the fealties, and they sere occasionally lo the titbit of meeting etch other. Some time in the course of lost year the Plated, observed that hie site did not per the same attention to her funny as ebe had been pre- Orally aceestemed to do. fi.ibrold have staled that the fruits of the merrier were tow child's's, a boy end a girl, the eldest of whew was lee jeers of age.—e It was remarked that the Ltd, adopted a price site which was very envied with her at any former period. She walked est every day, end at en hoer of the day which the Jury well find it pre. table mss moot convenient for her holding a meet. log elite the Defendant. it wee tree that they or. 1 casionally tro4 together in the evening st Mr.Psecock't heave; lit Mr. Peacock being a domestic man, and spending hie leinte tome sib his fandly, no oppor tei.et) ass afforded for that species of intercourse shish sh.re psigioore feeling, siri.gested. Thus the Lidy found it convenient to stilt out very frequently, end instead of taking her children ulth her (the eldest of whom was at least a desirable companion), soil • bich she bad been in the practice of doing, she went alone, alleglog that they sere rather so incest. blame. A circumstance attracted Mr. Peacock's at. tenti.o, whisk Ides cached sestelsioo, bee which, as he cook' s°. make it evidence, he weild not describe. It was sufficient testy that it was streigly calculated to create distrust. Ue should, hostler, be able to call evidence to prose, that shoat the time when the is hung between Mrs. Peacock set) the D fetichist commenced, the faster was obsetted to neglect her family duties. Ho might hero observe, 1- at such condect sissy. accompanied the violation of the mar riage summary. Hardly as insisters) ever °opt red, is which a wife departed from the paths of virtue and honour, where it was sot observed, that all the &Viet which she owed S. her hothead and to herself were ant abandoned. This unhappy woman eahibil. ed all those symptoms of neglect to her family and to her servants. Mr. Peacock, in consequence of what Is saw, watched her motions, and traced her very frequently in shits to the neighbourhood of Sul:l -upine. At this time Mr. Peacock bed sot tbeleost suspicion of the Defendant, who was several years yeses.? this Mrs. Peacock. It wastet till towards the close of the last year, as Mr. Peocock was g.isg totted, that soy thing ecterred epos which a correct conclusion could toe formed. Ou tint oers. sloe Mr. Novick observed his wife in some degree of confosion, as if she wished to conceal from his no. lite something which she had in her band. lie should have informed them, that at this time a brother of Mr. Peacock, en officer In the navy, was on a visit to him, and had gone to bed. Mr. Pea. cock kept his eye sties the lady, and at last saw her conceal a paper in some part of the bed. This in. duced him to snatch the paper with some degree of violence. Her conduct at the instant preyed she is. portince •WO she attached telt. It was seth.ioot to say, that she conducted herself in the most violent manner. She followed her husband down stairs, un dressed es she wit, sod hie* est the light to pretest his reading the paper. Ile, however, (spewed the street door in order that be might gratify his curiosity as well as his snidely by the light of the lamp; but her conduct was tech as to prevent his efforts, 'told his brother arrived, when the letter, which he should now read, was speared. Thu letter was is the handwriting of the Defemlaut, apd the Jury wrsel•l judge from its contests what degree of littercoorso bed takers place between the parties. Before be read this letter, be would make an observetios which he considered applicable to all cases of this nature. In all instances in which married women had forgotten the daty which they wit to their hotheads, it was observable that the iadividnlr epos whom they had ' conferred their favorers treated thew with • degree of familiarity, which the circumstances of Ike relation in which they stood to the husband ovoid forbid, it the last degree of intimacy had not passed. No men *mild presume to address a woman +I hose trifles was yet safe, and especially a married women. 14 terms otherwise than respectful; bet the moment the last favour was granted, that respect wield cease, ✓od a more pedestals style of eddress would of coarse be adopted. He mode this oesoreetion, be. of h ie % treechhot It S p e ect w !i s ar e t h y es ep t pl te ice m b i lto rb elie e ter jogr evr would recollect this letter I. be from a yowls asios to a married woosen—the mother of two ceitdreo. and Are er di years older thew himself ; sod Ida?* they hard the laoreage le whisk it was 101WWWIW. A i~