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tr Jib, e —I 4®. .r 24 a, aware of this objection, and ateordiugly these Vir p e • are referred to, more as confirmation of the propriety of the arrest, than as the ground of that extraordinary proceeding. The preface to the Pamphlet states, that the Court of Stockholm consi dered M. A LOPEUS as deprived of his public quality by the insidious aggression of his Court; as a dan gerous enemy, by the revolutionary principles with which that aggression was accompanied ; and as a hostage for the Swedish Ambassador, whose liberty bad in all probability been violated. These are the gmunils stated for the arrest, and upon them it mush stand or fall. The two first certainly ap pear very good add slifficient cause for ordering the Russian Minister immediately to quit the king dom. After such proceedings on the part of the Russia:► Governin •at , the King of SWEDEN would be perfectly right in rending away its Ambassador, bag and baggage. If the liberty of the Swedish - Minister, at St. Petersburgh, was violated, which is the third cause &reigned, the arrest of Atorcus would be only au actsof mere retaliation, and, as such, perfectly justifiable; but there was no evidence of any violeoce being done to the person of the Swedi,h Minister at Petersburgh. There was eoly a suspicion, arising out of the circumstance, that no couriers o'er dispatches had been recently re eeived from him. ALOPKUS, we admit, stands con victed by this correspowlence of having abused the sacred character w;th which he was clothed by the law of nations. Ile appears a spy of the mast infa mous class—"x the same reason that blasphemy is mere disgusting in a Minister of. Religion than it would be in an ordinary person ; but we fear that the Ambassadors of BONAPARTIand his Allies have been too often iatended as the toast-courieri of their Generals—that they are sent to spy the In. kedoievar of the land, a►d to prepare the way far aggression, instead ist enitivating the mom of peace. We are afraid that if we were Om read the private instructions of France to her Ministers at Foreign Courts, that there is not a nation which she has attacked since the commencement of the Re. volution, that would not have as great cause of complaint as the King of SWILDIN irides case of M. Atoreus. The Brilliant, Maammix, arrived ea Friday night at Greenock, from Honduras, in seven weeks. On the 27th alt. of the Capes of Virginia, she 'poke the Eerriles frigate, which had cause out of the Chesapeake, where the Stairs was bull lying. The Remake had accompanied Sir .4b Doeswoses to the West ladies. where she left bim, and was sent in quest of the Rochefort aqvadten; bat. getting us ii.telligenes in the Cliele.wake. intended running acre., to the hunks of Newiamidland, and t tea fir • Lieutimmit who boarded tel.] Criitaiii Moat sum, that inaUcrs bull rem ined undecided in Ann•rica, sod that two of the letding Me ..!,a of rodg;it hi 1;1 ; our war killed; the survive:a I, LAMPILLL. They would not permit the frigate to water. We have received the Paris .Vanitetzr to the 32d last, from which we lone mode some extracts. I. otstei, that the arrest of M. Ai LOPIUS, the Ril=- wan Minister at the Swedish Court, has excited toe indignation of the whole world, as an act s' bfirbarity unprecedented muting civilised nnbon --Tin: vile intrigues of M. ALopeus, now fully exposed in the intercepted corres,soudense, wiil se coma% the the raving of the Mositeur. The Gristles of Hayti, to the let of March, tomtits *a account of another action, bi which Pa tina's force was again defeated with peat loa., the tie d of battle having been left covered with their dead. The Le opard, of so guns, Ca.itain H: tt'ttaEYs, is appoioterl corn oy for the oiltward-hound F.a.t Indio beet, now collecting at Poruwwouth. It is understood that the fleet will he /lispstelae:l alma the end of the ea suing week. The names and de stinatidsis of the clips co.upoliug tiiis fleet are as follow The La,l St. Vincent and lintletart, for Antobay ; La,ly lane Dend,u, Harriet, sad Indus, tor Mattras and Betign*. ; Dh►cbe/+af Gordon, sad Send, tor Cerios and Bengal. The hulas passed throui.s the Dawes, yester day. fur Purtsinouth. The • Efit4, Saarer.go, for London, was taken off St. Domingo by a French privateer ; the Charles, Tunnsut.t.; Johann!. —; and thr Ellen. —. from Li►erpnol for St. Domingo. were all Well on the .30th ult. tat. 41.30. N. long. 14. W. The Duc LEA goo vi.cmg Is about to proceed to the Comment by the A% n 1 flottenhurgh. A fri pee is to be appropriated for the reception of his 11. .rhtiess. 4'hi. Cit..' of Wrrce•ter has agreed to a Petition to Kir, r•nent in fivour of the Bill to restrict Re verAio 113'y Grants. The Itheit lion. rarl POULCTT has presented PsT.tjor Deems. of tbe , 2d Somerset, with a cons ul ••nm to act us Deputy-Lieutenant in the sam'• co,iotv. The Ma4istrates for Rutland:Mire have ordered'. new to bar hu It nu the west ii;•le of the taind svli.trf, at the estimated expense of 7. 1 ‘ , .) 1 - rile Right Hon. the Earl of STAMFORD and ARPIN °rum, a;:reeably to his aereustoined he tetieence, has directed, that about ..:50 shirts alai al.ift s he distributed SODOM: the oble.t aril /no- , istriona poor i u the rwiloihourhood of Steward's. Lay lireedwa, Leicestershire. MUSICAL C 0.11,11 EMORATION. The annual performance of Sacred Music, for the benefit of the Musical Fund, applicable to the relief of Decayed Musicians and their Families. took place, on Wednesday evening last, at the Ro tunda, Dublin. The selection was most judi ciously made between the works of the immortal HANDEL, and the scarcely less celebrated HAYDN of Vienna, whose masterly work, The Creation, supplied some choice selections on thi, occasion. About eight o'clock the Doke and Dashers •of RIcAINOND entered the rooms, in state, and the performance immediately commenced with a Con certo from the rich 4 entiis of CORRELL!. The principal vocal performers were Mr. SPRAY and Mr. NOLLIPS, Mrs. IS; CNN and Mrs. Cookie, who sang Sweet Bird most charmingly, accom panied by Mr. I'. Coots on the violio. Doctor COGAN conducted the whole. Mr. WARREN pre sided at the organ, and Mr. Duncan at the piano forte. On I%louday morning, His MAJRIITY. the Duke of k.CNT, and Princesmes AIJ nurra and SOPHIA, ac coinpanied by Lady By militat, COMA MUNSTER, and Generals FIT2ROY anti Gwrsixa, took an air ing on horseback in Windsor Great Purk, and re turned at o'clock. lilla.mstv is not 'et peeted i town shit dun The Duke ofC Maatnaa left Windsor on Mon day for Loudon. as did the Archbishop of CAN TRARNRY, for his Palace at Lambeth. Duciiria ..1 Matecuartaa, who has been very ill, for some ti ne past, at her house in New Burlington-stret, is now enabled to take her usual 'morning rides ou horseback. The of GORDON has it in contempla tion to take the he' tote of the late Lord Pee RUTS, in Grosv enor-square, which is well a d a pt e d f or h er -arm'. elegant assemblies. The Duke of NoavousisitaLaND and two of the Ladies Peace, left town o I Monday for Sion House. His Grace will. in a few days, review the Blues, or Queen's ()mu The Duke and Duchess of Bestows are ex pected in town nest week from Woburn Abbey. Tie Opera Glass appears to possess qualitiss niiknos it au the history of optics, eatoptrics, and all the doctrine of vfaion. It enables the specta tor to ate its thc dark with the mind's eye. The bald-faced *tag which afforded so much sport to the Cockney Acta**. and Diana, ou Mut.- day. at Eppioi, it appears, &Heaved suicide, hav ing lain down in a pond so drown himself. Marquis CoottwaLus intends to take an elegant house in town. Alr LAN urono 1111toolts will have a select even ing party next Monday, at her house in Albemarle street. The Earl of Motu Will receive, by the death of me venerable mother, the Countess Dowager of Aimee, an addition to his income of WOOL u year. Yesterday afforded a snack of all the seasims of the yes . We had winter and seinener l had ) snow, were, a vt sanshitse, ►eat and cola. all IR the spate of a doses hours. To am. Joss aNctl., M.P. Major of the Dra 4 00:,26, lattroaises the perfocusauces at )1 irthaamtod Theatrt., ou Saturday unit, for the be .1 :r of Mr. FAIULAN. A city sportsman bring tpld that the Kiw& lita.4-hOUIVII hunted on Monday, in the utighnour hood of Tower-hill, observed, that they must have met many obstrnc:ions in Thawes-stred. 1" ie son of Sir 1-lEmer MILDMAY, who was a prismirr in Russia, has effected his escape, and ar rive I safe in London. T e thichess of Gomm?. returned to town, on Sat Inbq, from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Di.ritt, at 1 . iltou-park, Buckinghamshire. Her Grace wall I.alvr town, to-morrow, for the Marquis and :viarchioiiess of Antncomes mat, at the Pnorv. Mr. CAN siNa left town yesterday, for Leices tershire. C..ionel and Mn,. BEAUMONT an expected it their !mussel* Pertmarrequare, in a few dayi, from Cheltenham. The Earl and CIIIMInteiS of DERBY will give a grand dinner.Pext Sunday. at their house in Gros versor.e/ Mire. Her to)sl Highness the Princess of WALES came to yesterday. front Sleekheath, end visited the imager Lady Da CLIFIOAD. at her house inSotith Au Iley-strret. Sir TRONA, and Lady Aug LAND are expected next week et their house in Cumberland-place, Irma the Isle of Wight. An express was seat off. on Saturday. to Mr. PAOLI'S friends, et Perth, in Scotland, acquainting them of his reelmotkoly death. Lord and La* GIANT/Aft arrived. at right o'clock, lest evens*, at their house. in Charles street. St. Jemeser-squsre, hese a visit to the Earl and Countess of Haltom ces. it Cambridgeshire. The Martinis of Hurrutr hod a fall from his horse. about three weeks ago, which has contieed him since to his house. in Wirapolcotreet. Ibis !,orflohip is now in a fair sway of recovery. The 0011cers of the Brigade of Guards patronise The lientyneoss and The Pilger Post. at Rochester TheHtre, on Saturday, for tile benefit of Mr. You acce. The last arrival, at Clifton, near Brivtol, are— _ turd and Lady lllaneliffe, Han. Mr. Steuart, Admiral Jews, C0..41 sod Mrs. Jaws, Licateartat-Cairroal Nageot, Major Brars, Mr. sad Mrs. Mashers and family, Mr. sod Mrs. Sprout, Mr. Jotrasou, Mr. &Bolden, ad Mr. Sims. Mr. Kswat.r appeared, List night, for the first time since his late indisposition, and was greeted with loud a•id repeated plaudits. He tilled his fa vourite part of ()eerie*. in The Arearetairieers, with all the judgment aad nice discrimivation be so ein;oently possesses, and was admirably supported by Miss SNIT', in Florawthe. The burlesque ballet followed. The nice between Captain Eutasoo and Mr. ilusr's Calloosy, which took place on Tuesday st Kings% ell, near Bristol, was wnn by Mr. 11uNT. The even:nes anssiseincist terminated by a well-contested lay.infirmiatch, of en hour and a tuar, far a subscription-purse of tcn iuiucas. . • ..: s, • • . 6 .... ..... . . . • • • „.•••• IMI•••• • / ....b. 1 .".... • 'ma. .1,•• . ~, .., . , .../...c• ~r. . 62 .1 11, • BRIGHTON, Aram is. The PRI NCI will not honour this place with his presence during the Easter Holidays, as was ex pected ; but his Royal Highness, we auderstaud, has signified his intrutioa of residing at his Pa vilion at an early period of the summer season. Lieutenant-Cleneral Lord CHARLES SWIERSET, accompanied by his "rather Lord JOHN, .•riven here ou Wed nesdis : :, but stowed on' v tilt tkikDfdisj. whew they took thMr departure for tondhsv. • The Earl of EnaismoNT, Ea,l NaLsost, 'Lady CHAHLOTTE NELSON, and Sir JAYS, Pul,TlAff Y. Secretary at War, also arrived here on Saturday last. The last week's arrivals were—. Tilt Marchioness of Dowushire, Lord Brace and family, Lady Charlotte Grew:lle, Lady Ann Wombwell, Sir G. Womb well, Hoe. H. Piens:spotlit, Hon. C. P. Pierrepoint, Sir W. am. Lady James,Colonel Wheatley, Henry Grreille, Elq. Charles Grimily, Esq. B. Push, Esq. sad family, Hon. Wm. Broad rick, Mr. Croatia sod family, Mr. Adamson and (molly, Miss Williamson, Mrs. Marken and family, Major and family, Lieut. Stephenson, Mr. Arthar, S. T. Russell, Eart. Richard Wellesley, Esq. Mw Williams, Wm. Joins, lis..q. Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Skinner, Sandy*, £.q. and John Day, Esq. Alad our departure.— Getwad Harcourt and Lady; Capt. Millman; T. H. Sit well, Esq. ; Samuel Croft, Esq ; Mrs. Prideatia and Family ; Miss Courteusy, and Mr. , Begiie. Captain Downinan s troop of Royal Horse Ar tillery, which has occupied our permanent bar racks for several years past, have received their route to move front hence to Woolwich, for which place they expect to march in three divisions, in the coarse of next week. The behaviour of the Officers and men belonging to the above excellent corps. lakbeen .such, during the whole of th e ir log% stay here, as w ill rende r their ter of regret to the inhabitants. A Fre.i - cli cutter privateerappeared off this place, oil Friday afteruoon„ dogging two large merchant vessels ; but as she soon idler altered her course, and stood from them, it is supposed she thought them too formidable for her successful attack.— CUe was soon after seen in chase ut . a small English brig, goi,og ap Channel; bat as they both got out of sight about two-set, we know not how the Frenchmen sucsrtded. Knee day, as between forty and fifty saiLof fish ing boats, belonging to,different sea-port towns in this county, went: nails.; on what is c ailed the Dis• ' maid (invalid, they vivre alarmed by the appear ance of two large Fre:.cii tugger privateers, on which they , instantly quitted their useful °genius tion, and sailed off in ditfe:ent direetions,,and we are glad to beer they all effected their escape.—. Had the Frenchmen concealed thernse:ves till night, they would probably have caught a fine sheet of fishers The London coaches have for the last week bees ;re•itly hustled on their jourbies down ; and all about tub has a lively appearance. M d NSIO N-HOUSi. The Bridewell and Christ-church Hospital boys were admitted, )esterdity, to the Mansion-house, according to annuai tllbtolll, to see the Egyptian witri the ornaments and decorations, as otted up tor tae dsuner on Monday last. They wailsect witu ttieir beadle. and through the gond saloisu s where the Lord Ma ) or, the Rocordor s Moi ra% and m.veral Alds 'sea, were wasted, with tins • Laity Sayo.ess, a d several other Ladies. Er gl4 ef the boys. according to ancient custom, received., a shilling or a sixpence from the Lord Mayor, ac cording to their respective merits, with a bun and a glass of wine. After this ceremony, the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, sm. west in state to Christ's Hos pital, where they heard a sermon peeach . ed by the Het. Mr. Wood. On Sunday, Mr. C—, the brother Of a very respectable haberdasher on Ilolborn-Bridge, put a period to his existence with a pistol. Frames Farrell, James Mena, and Patrick Brady, were capitally coacided, in the Recorder's Court, Dublin, on 'iChur•ley last, of a highway robbery, near that city, upon Alderman READ acid Capt. Bea Tllllll. From the Aldermau they took hie gold chain of office, a gold watch with chain any seals, and some dollars. -From Captain IIa'TLaY they took a 'liver watch, au umbrella, sett three dollars. An elderly gentleman, who had been taki n g (limier • few days since with some friend*, jo cularly remarked, that few persons could bowt of such curious antiquities and old acquaint ances as were possemed by himself, stating, that the coat which he then wore upon his back, the watch which he had in his pocket, and his own age, amounted together to nearly 300 years. Him age was 81, his cost was 60 years old, and his wati h, which went very well, bad bees in hisfamily nearly Itio years. Afoot race ef . 100 yards, for bo guineas. was 1110 a en Monday in St. Jainees Park, between Mr. Jamas, the Piccadilly Pedestrian, and Mr. FOX 41. L. ot - Carnaby Market. The match had been for some time in agitation, and there were more bets de pending on the event, than is urual on such occa sions. At starting, Mr. JANIS took the lead, but the race was so well contested that it was won only by half& yard, by Mr. Fox ALL. The winner weighs 16 stone, and the loser eight pounds m"re. On Sunday se•nnight, as some children were Ka therine primroses and violets, on a sunny hank i the parish of Welburton, near Arundel, one n: them, a little boy, the son of Mr. RANDAL, was bit ten on his arm, by an adder, the venom of wined. ceased such a violent swelling and intlmuination. that the poor infant's life was thereby in immineur danger. A young man went afterwards to the spot described by the children, in search of the mischie vous rcptile, and with a stick killed no less than three of than. LAST DAY or Daywtso.—The following ea.,i talb, drawn on Saturday last, were sold in share•. at Swirl - and Co.'s Of f ices, No. 11, Poultry, a ,0 No. 11, Charing-Cross, 1:z. No. 8,814, a priz.. o TWL'TY TMOL'q•ND POUNDS, in one hall; 0,,, quarter, one eighth, and two sixteciiths; No. 6,895, a prize of 1,0001. in one half, one .th, and six sixteenths; No. 8,417, a prize of 10,Kr. :1, nne half, one rptirtcr, and lour sisteentns; N... 11,387, a prize of 10001. ; No. 13.635, a pr Ze o ' 1,0001. No. 10,131, a prize of 1,0001. and %.. Q 4,884, a prize of 5901. were also sold in shares, by Swirl . arid Co. in Lye preseat Lottery. 4 , 4erok • • ' POLICE. • bsie-evsere: ;Oa Itti ktiteveliag v , young man, every point appear atm, wail to 11•1 Caeitietr etireffee-hume, Strand, al dre,.k a bottle of wipe; Met which, he pc.ed • gal, and in molest gaveldle ' , ratter a suppmed tot. Pa: k ear. Mr. the louldl4l, not bovine •,:r desired toe waiter t.i return at to its poLemaa, Cid to ask h.eia foe 4AV ausalter 0014. Thd beard, wad the geatkorao replied, .t bad ooneamallee. %Ir. Con, in eotiseqwenett, mot a,por- It.* out to pt change, who ue.t t i Mr. Bartell, the poem, 1.. the Stroud. Mr Barvienl, after reamioitif the mete, ow covered it to smarter the Jog r.ptiow of a Mirlire oat It 4 lied bees trared to him by the I imptetor of the flack a kw hones before, rod ah.eh !mot beer altered boat 11.. to Pe. This auduced turn to sow. foe Mr. Cu,, le eleitil he etlaele• uicated the :ireumstu,.e.e, sad pointed old to ham the aiew stows winch bad be... 1 made is the Note. They thee went" 1., the gentleman in the coffee-rmum, sad inform , him of the toscovery ; he appeared esteemed,. surprised, rata be had tarn' the note of a Mr. Holuiee, a Bath, from atones Le bad list jot arrived; himself to be a geutlemo4, and uttered t t give an her uute iir poppet lw his • acid eeferr,wea as to whom he was, of the trot respectability. Mr. Cox thought he bad better o.ut settle such baso ram laiutoi;f, and propueed that they should go before the Magi.- treks t Bow -street; the gentleman hesitated at tlia prow • pwsition, Pharr lop, that Le had an ',pulsator:lit at the per. ticulsr lilac, %Inds he wished very tour.i to help > he pared to meet theta there, after he had animated le it ; Mr. Cus, however, d I not agree lu that, and raged hip to p tlieu to the tit. te htlittg very neer, adding, that the lower togatiou would rot take snarly alienates ; at this he appeared dispieumed, and said lie knew vrbess the °Mee warn al well st he di I. lie walked there atlas ewe accord, afeetiag a dad of co.ute urace.: . - On th e rimer against bias being mails haws, Midway took him into a room to *meek him, and rimed a pocket. containing a awe, a two, and a use puma/ beak mute; with three/teem duUiup pieces. A tieLst fue the Mesh* Assembly, fur the present year and the ant, span shish tau expetiaieste bad been tried for ssakisg the words ghee in imithtiou of those used on the Desk isstea, in thin bah if YIW neer; 'Meat -den 1•01-immerrieli-ao iiaak ipsualogroo. nee hwb is etrattary to law fur any business, except by tab *. Bank of England. la his coat pocket be fused a kmaisd While Anthony was searchist his, wbes ha app Mop. Feared to hale a great impediment la his smock said Oftlicr desired lam to open his mash, wish Is rotated se Jo, us whicb Autioiny seized him by the wiadv,a, brood Imo to open hi mouth, sad took from it a pared ergeree, which pored to be four notes uf a similar itgeripires v liet. he had ottaced to Mr. Co:, but is se 11114111‘1110d 110110 D. till Sege word or:, at the left-laud esswer, bad bees ee b RIC by s composition or 044/C other prison, and the outioas at the word Tex, imams to thus made at Soak hats, was substituted. The weed Tee to the body of So liweei oft simples, mod aa " a" was added to the wird polial, q to the en ring, bat the word ism at the by stew Now • wY net tubas The Priem., taimlerwent ea ezearisoMon beard Mr. amp. • The mete which be uttered to Mr. Coe wet pred•ond ; ' bete cot ie two, through the word wee , et the rep of the sore. and joised together by a thick piece of end throe wake_ -were of the wee pet es dm pare whwu Me word axe was et the top of the note, to p o or es t s.y apporrease of t he obliteration of the wort Every gleam who taw it theerved, that they should Lowe hies it widest serpicioe, eit did Mr. Bernell, bad i. ire hero for the drone. stases of the inspector of the Rt. it bootee tamed we le hale permed throe hi hoods, one pooled oat the Aar& ' ger e. Aher the Impactor of tor lea bed hoes lAN Mr. Boma, on Moudsy afternoon, he elided spun Awn, le pre Imo inforientioe of the circiaseitonce, sad illiveribe Mir moo who wee to be saran does On the Primate conliog to the e, dwell his to avower Me dio. orrtptios glee. herOse Inverter, and which we. tin come of We searehing him is etch • p:rtieultir ineenir-.naopeetir that be had sonclhiag epeeseled is his sow& Mr. Arno sated the rummer wk..* he bed rit oey for bilb. sea ? ileonio bet asiertroe Rickard Hades—bet derlield raying whet he was, when he Loco* or otoriorg way &bees ' to the charges-lout oared to led enoseeptioaeldo .eareyeetionot, whir* of eloone, , NEM estistsemwr we!coneoritted for feather rioatheation. It is imeramed thmi he has at gime Kemal aim% ail that he is of a revocable family. 11111ILDWIALS. /11111 L 11}.. trillion Offmr. a respeetable-looking yaws was charged hiS,,, Sir WILLIAM CUSITts, with ottaic i t a :it a o pass some easterfeit shillisp at the shop a K r Clarke, lines-draper, No. or, Ludgate-bin. It appeared, tha t Oliver went tato the Wisp at OMR last mesaing,le buy Mx yards of prated cities, Oar which he pre area mailings is salmi three of them prom* to be bad; us wbich the dioramas game them to the porter, to have them cut, sad the porter, base a cseetabia, took dm Primmer Sate custody. Mr. Oliver gars • miry satisfactory mama of himself: soft he had bees • hoes-draper is Lemadat; about arm moat% alp be let his shop, sod weal to Chatham. to dispose of lie musk ; that yesterday morsiug he came to tows, is pay bill us the Bask for 091.; that hat hod takes It op ; whale mune to tows, hr ad 111. an silver, which he had ahem at Chatham; he had porrbased di/forest setielam with it. sad, whim be woe ate Mr. Clarke's shop, he had Mama lisp is silver, halfm.guises iw gold, tad a seares-shilliags pima ; slits the samosas said three of the ahitliap was bud, k. offered to achsage tams, but he refuted, cot ths shit lisp, sod anted as his basal takes into costody. H. de. Hared, be did set kmow the *tillage were bad. Om Kr. Clarke's delving to hear what °tax .mussy he had, he mi `ontarily landed hive his parse, which cootaimod the rem, before almembed, mad the promissory mote which ho Mai jest foam op at the beak, of Mr. Marsdeo. H. obworred. Kat * um sot probable that he could be a person of the demorip tioa supposed by Mr. Clarke, actin just takes up his owe promissory note for OP. Sir WILLIAM CUavts asked Mr. Clarke, had he es other rasa, for ha sasprelussof Mr. Oliver than theme be heard? Mr. Clarke raid he had so other. Om which the irseehy Aldenimo gave hiss a very just reprimand, sod eaapatallod largely nu the intpmpariety sad dower of Widow the liberty of a respectable tradesman. Bar sash >e cauaidsrod th. Primmer to he. How dangerous would it ba h if may vole is laudoess were liable to be takes iota mietody Us 0 equates fetes, for reeeirimg bad meaty sod thee Foyle( it sway ! Hach was the law, a seta's liberty woad he_ eats hie ass wield sot, fur a great deal of geld and oilier r through as bails, sad la did net duet but hie Peeks had oats bail takes sad paid commerielt money Memmoutly tad it would be severe if his person was to he pm tole jeopardy fur It. That Mr. Clarks bad mad exceediogly im proper is the boasess ; tad had made human liable to as tram Mr. Cooke said he would at have "And tho sines au far. ooly his putter, who arm a climates, told hie he •au oh aged to roommate which made him think that be would I.e olieudi.g apart lb. law if . Its bed out. Sit IttLt.lAtl CURTIS eat, Cala his komeledget of Kr. Clarke, he did at think he would be guilty of to much In. justice, bet be imaht to hove renewal the datum of hi Doll mind, 'weed of Wean to the adrift of a commot p4rlcr : thee was not the leant istpastios of guilt-tit he araehed to Mr. Oliver, sad be feat extremely sorry that ha bad berg: placed o such • poised mastios Two Lease and • Gesulassia wailed to g iv e Pdt. a ammeter, which Sal Williams said was us .ecessory. Mr. Oahe expressed his arrow for the truisaties, sod offered to psi any expanse that Mr. Meer bed Iwo but dos lift wee reseed. • Yet•terday the Lean MATOIII ordered the price ,tf bread to be conti.tued the saw,: :la twat week., viz. I Id. the gum-win MAC. Lateatl of purcivabing ai.igle Tick,te and Shares ;.t the Anus S. iie.t.e or the City Lottery, which will Ile completely drua a ou Tuelday lICW t, the Rita tuatanc, nitin.-rnat adventurer, pores,' trge lots of With ; mad %Mei: tli.- art . i . 1./1,1041 t e .otter enabled to .'o, a, Ina .y Tr•!...it. 1..,1 that., Alt. he purchat,.l in the t ~ y Lithe :. 1 . 9 r a lege ...dida 3au4 than a &w would i:o.t iii u :-,...,tt. St. i e.ne.