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112 '411,, - * 4 a...• t POETRY. SPAIN :—A rRAGMEIST. Like a red lava or devout ing IT., Pouring melees yon Pyretean gap, See thy Invaders, Spain !—heath leads their v . an, Awd Slavery coiner attendant in the rrar, Gleensy and fierce, and claiikieg loud h<r chains. • At distance lurks the Tyrant, and u'er the _scene Glares solicitous his rolling eye To catch his rooting fatc—for on th' event His weal or woe depends. Patriots of Spain, Now comes your hour of glory ! In news, arose! Let fee. rime ttatisS's heart heat hut sue tuslee And but one cry he :beard throug+uut the laad. In Fame'a !stag run 't:s gnr:conted let, That wretches, yurchas d fur 11,e null: a death, Without a country, and without a cause, flared murderers, labaitring • ith mechanic art, Could tete a ithsteed the stroke of Freedom's sews Alas! you slaves bad slice a rightful caste, And Nino) a Gallic Yatriat wised tic. , ;round, itr lira Despots proud their warrior hosts, Pressing thew eountry to the vc:;e of tire-- Thin was thell. arm, iitat yours, Ai xist leas— Thou fell thee foss IA« 'eaves before the wincli Ts' wupitied victims of a hatstul cause. For thee rate points the tube with certain nisi, Asd J untie* to her patriot Sims leat'i given lier sword, well-trixd in minty a bloody fray Defensive wow iu thickening ranks await The shuck ,t »ar--ats arced concussion most In close array—lst other by brothel-stand, Till Fisiedorn wars her signs/ immure h.‘h, I ken like the fierce tornado sweep tb pi4o, And leave the prostrate alarca to bite tut dust. Attendasit still let white•rob'd Mercy wait, 7o heal the worinii• of many a fallen k., herr on the vat.4n.sh'd lay tbe eenlefsl band Of cold-bloat A &elm* camas Main nut by deeds se . :isso—Oppos'il in arms 11•21 quick, r itb hand unsparing, dent% arrouni Put when ti r tarts.. fne sioli • at your fest, Relax the ruin of war--forrpissaron then Cusses lingua angel, (4414 its heavenly light, And Frames bow bef r. Iszr cud agues ! t. J. U. POETICAL PREDICTION. The ancients Lad reason. when they applied the tem' '6 Vases" to their Pieta. Howe * iu tali his Odes. lays claim to the spirit of prorhetic inseira tion Mains Wachs b y , she taint, of Proplsets— " Mind Thnnyris, and Wind Mcroaides, ° And Tires:as, and Phimens, Prerrefs old." Rl* said of Cannetts, their the suasnificent seat of thr. Duke of Chaiido-. ° Another ace shalt see the geld= ear, " wswe so the scope, gland kat the pastern." A tranefoneseitian which hes been completely ae entopii.ihed since, when it passed to, viisaively into the hands of r. llwllct, and of (Melly. The Drike of PORTLAND was preventatd from attending His MAJESTY yesterday, at the QUEEN'S Psiatee. hieing indispoeed. l'esterdav, Her Masan"' and the Petecesses dined with the Doke of CuulltllLteD, at Kew. The Earl end Countess of. Esetx Imre a grand dinner, yestenlity, at Cashiohury, to the Marclrio lbess of SALItBURT, several of the French Princes, and it numerous party of rashinriable% Lady and the Hon. Miss FOBTEICLB left town, on Monday, for Brighton.. 'I he Earl and Countess of Esitett will return to town oti Sunday, from Cashiobury. Viscountess SUDLLY had a %Pipet party, last evening, sit her house in Dever-street. The last arrivals at the Royal York Hotel, Clif ton, Bristol, are-- The Narvik of Sanatory, ArbotrA Sty Thomas nest-r, Major Nesbitt ar.J. fasts:.,, tier. aid Ms. :";ear4e tad tintotv, Dlr. and NYne. Tedford, Fitagiraid, 46.1 Lyre, 1.. apt. Nottlrod, Capt. Mercer, The lest artivals at Chelt !ahem Spa, are-- Lure linkup of Kilmure, Marquis id Ely, Lord Adair, lard N'iltiamt *attack, Lady Tydd, Majorrfrearrsl Modal; 41:ohmei mid Mn. Verso, Lientermatreolonel Darling, Dr. sod Vas Pyles, Gord on, Count Platlie:innifeir, Ac. arc. His Royal Highness the Prince of coo tinny* indisposed with the pet in his feet. It hes beets obitetered that BONAPARTE haying cut with the Pipe, lie snug now rely upon a wire r-1e to work his ideation in Spain. Sir ANTRUM PA,:ETKO4 his fair friend, it appears, have taken up their final 14 imwle, very appropruttely, where time generally ends. viz. la a irsirscry.. The immoderate heat of the weather was greatly allayed by a tine shower of rain, last evening ;Cen tlemen might be semi walking the streets', with their bets ore; seeking to cool their bead* with the re freshing drops. General 01.1180ridell arrived at Bmaistairs, on Tuesday evening, where he has taken a house for the greater part of the seenon. The %amnia Cogs WALLIN arrived at the Wrig's 'lead Inn, Canterbury, on Wednesday, to take the command of his regiment, the East tiouilolk Militia, now stationed at Celiterhory. Tue elopement which new engrosses the atten tion of the fashionable world is. that iir B---, wlio is the daughter of the Earl of A---1, whose Countess is wed known in the gay circles. The fair fugitive left her • husband, and an inherit three months old, under the preteme of purchasing some trifles et the west end of tiw town, lint in tact to inert her paramour, who is said to lie a Mr. H---, en Irish Gen:lemon), •and the intiuiatc friend of her ladyship'. family. I.irly E---y had been four leers married to Mr. the mail of her choice. The kaig-expoeted trial of Mr. A LEXANDIM DA.. MOIR was to have come on in the present aittinrs but has been postpon e d, in consequence of an elß davit made by Mr. DAVISON, that General DE LANEET, whose testimony is of the utmost conse quence to him, is ill at Erlinbnrgh, and cornett be removed (according to the itertificate of his si nce) without eudangeriug the General's life. r,";•• ivis-earia T. retrbp4., '^ . . . Yesterday, aloha 14 o'clock, Hie Maisitet arc rived qt tne 4rmittien Palace fro Wtuilaar...-, At. two o'clock IL. 51..s.tesTic GzIJ Al private Leven, which was attended lay a Iteptatistiust from the Corporatiou of the City of Loudon, to present the Address, upon the present probiberou4 state of the Potiotr in Spain. The Deputation eon. misted of-- The Right MAO. the . Lard Nays, accompanied by is. Sword *titan., the Niece lieArer, mad the sus ; Mace- Ind.% Curtis, uncompanied Loy Mr. Quit, the 31,...ver ui the Addrert ; Altiertneu A wler.un auJ Shaw ; the Reim ter and tilr Reyno:tl4 ; Able' elan Flower, Pioneer. Hunter, Ituytied, Pa weep, Sirlsulev, BircY, luni AC...in.; %sera a.ad tltn Reiatuebramear Piiilaps, saki the LL ; lie Chita/am ricio att.l Cleat: ; tic Coastal wt. Set cast ; the Tuwu-Clerk and City d.ilicitars, vial Arabi.; ill° Caty Counsel; the Secondaries, lelessr.. Crosede;aad Ahcars.Whelete, CritistLa, hued., Chant, Ayree, Dicer, &KA, mid :About thilly Thr Address. which was read by the iLIiC6ADEIt, was tta • To the kl NITS Moat Etreßesit Majesty : 'flee litinibit, ilion'ul, ..u4 loyal Address of the Lord Mayor, Aldri Hien, and Conimarita, of the City of Lumtoo, its Common Commit assetublett: MOOT Cis i‘!itits SOVEatilfin, Wc, your Mojedy'a 10y...1 subisets, the Lend Mayor, 1,1- eletmen. and Coutinnaa, of the Cita of Lunittni, in Cuniniuu Council asaeuddi.,l, a ith beasta full of dutiful atiection to your ltuyal Vt.... 4 :tad inseparenly attache' to the- honour abet priospenly of your Covernment, humbly driire to ap proach your Throes:, and "V"orot to loitiestitstY the aeon thnente of a free ant hothful people. While we contemplate with horror and indignation the atrocious perfidy and motion vieriestce employed by the Rub r of France to reduce outlet Isis yerk.! the - ;paiiisle Monarchy and th , , :paiiish Preivele, itse canoed minim Crum oupresaing our joy and cmliatioe at the pore and enamel:l4c spirit of P-elft. twill at/Ml:eyed by that 6:godnieided and fallout nation, In defence of titer. &west rights and priviinten. They knee appealed 10 the grit Toga Veliags of your Majesty tor pro tertiou and suppois, lOW they have out apperled ii. ',in YOU, glee, have felt as the l: 'vertigo of afire proms-, whit, by esteudunt La poen ful :6.4 to a nation airtiegling for li berty and ii..l.p.beleute, hotels forth b. t?. wuelittn happy soot practical al:us:rat:on of the blessiugs which his insu sub jects enjoy. The 1144161.1 declaration by which your Majuity has heea pleased to resmitoisn the Spaaiel. nation, as a tutorial frieed and airy spins' the comma.. e.winy of all established Go ver...teute—the fiaok, drnalseasted, 5.4 loill'o.t-011 l' , eag'r wil.cti you b ire sires. tbst y o u h ave us o th er object this that of prieervi.‘ nuimpoi - eel the istragrity sad Mildred mice of Ulf, Spatial' Monarchy—the wisdom, liberality, aunt prom : nitue. ~ts the meantime consequently adapted bs your Majesty . " tioverumeat—havo tented ID Our brea s t. t i ts Most lively and grateful aensoittuos. We b:ve to entreat ya• _r Majesty's acceptance of oar mast Conti& flee ilea for the motile suit liberal system of policy by wbibli !Inn, COMlCiiii brie been, and commas to be, actuated tower , » Sisl.. . 1141 ',lt be • leave to assure you, that i.. cue intoning to the sateen of your Royal iuterpoutimi in a chimer at meet ~ great sad gloriosa, sod so pecisliarly coo. ' paha to the spint and feeliaga of your ocopis, as exattiou &di he le'lll.hetd, .. - • . Alice i:tall he smiled, tot oar part, to proyeat twelve w:!!.: - .n at falsow.freenutu from 1.-:.:g ac cursed with taut aunt galling sod profligate shespotisia re. • corded in the hist o ry of !We world. he the memo:es which your Majeny may think printer to anopt for accomplishing this great cad, von ma,., Sire, 1 rel!, with tie • : .runt enntidonre upon tee &Reactional.% tee. Ibus, awl enthusiastic support of your loyal Citizens of Loa th' .. __. Wr fret oars •Ives iiWntified with the PAriets of Sperm ; we sympwt.wee lean the.: "ante; we pertirrp•:ry th ew wie►re ; IMO wt. henthly it 4 . hate to ex;wew onr fervent /twee, Hat lilt` Orli 00 111•trank a thlth tie 14 1.0/111h elation W elbeweret, ei.1.4 by the earrgive, reweave's, eel meeita.. nimity of the British Einpite, alley e^rrem, not only in as. - tcrtiAt the towtependence of ilea ipilatikt ;derr,.r•hy, bait it. Ultnalltety oni4er the ptt.l , -etien of Downie Pro,. denre, the eatencipetion.of Euer,,e, and re•cetablls:roteut .:1 the blessings of Piece. Stipied ny order of the C, , urt, HENRY WOODY IftfiltPE. His Ild.taiwnr received toe Deputation ver: and Lord •t SeereiNiy State for the Home Department, read the following appropriate Reply : I tliaalc you fur your very loyal and dutiful .Idireu. I accept w•ili pleating* mine ittongratnhitioe. on the erorp•ri °poised .. the o veld by the brave nod loyal exertions tit the Spoin.elt »Lon ~mist the tyranny and eiteepitteni of Erase', and un the ,-estabishment of Peace hetweito Greet itritais and Spai•. la aiding lie efforts at the Spanish Rath.", I have ham of e luted by othtr mot:re thaa that of affording the wet edertaal and dnuaterevied essiataace tea people etruteing for the ro►iiteaance of their edema& Government and ow t tonal independence. I have au couht I Olen enntirrine to receive from pm, mid from ..11 dames of my prople, the same rellons and *tree timmte support, which I have eeperieuced un w sunny, cud un each important oceeenrom. After the Deputation hnd retired, all the in dividuals eon) wrsiub which had the honour of ki.o ing His MAJESTY . % hand, the following- were pre seated to His MAJE4TY : Captain Sir Charles ih whine, Nina his receiving the An nnia, of ahrond. Captain Gore, ap:ni ins retorts In England, by Lord Ailli• 871111 e. Tin. Rev. Docker Plumtece, by Earl ttithurst, upon , his bents/ appointed Deal oftaloncirtar. His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Cabinet Ministers preoent, mid Mr. ItYDRa t the Judir-Ail vocate Genersi. His M tJEITY set off on his ft turn tolaur about six o'clock. Mr. ALDHII39II hue, been appointed to the Col lectorship of Cork. in the room of the late WA/- FARO SHAW, EMI. It is supposed to be worth 20001. 114!: . annum. Ever% Pis:riot in Portugal wears a cockade. which 65 this inscriptiou—" Tor oar Prince lie 3. nt. anti revenge aptinAt Oar enemies:" the wo men and ccil•iren wear a black crape, on which is the word " rengeance !" These who refuse to wear these insignia are considered traitors. That iliseittent prevails in France is distinctly stated by au intelligeut observer, who haw ju-t ar rived from that comitry. Before OM infortmcit left Paris, above 40 persons Lad been committed to t:.e Temple, fur .0 speaking too freely." A cordon has born drawn round the Ror•L FAMILY of Spain, owl no pez,on is permitted to visit them. Within that cirele M. de TALLErnAvo is also placed, snider a sor: of honourable arrest. Two hundred tlionsand taisaa, part Dr the cootritinteci of the French, in Oporto. hay t 'en di+covercd and secured by the Provisional Government. lit consequence of eta redaction of the trranns in the xilil:10011 Of Cork by the late &ohm kali 1111 l the Jety has fallen an updn the Rietcom mon awl Vl'emfonl Nlilitia t.eliments. which re main in barracks, that the Yeoman.; Crartea of that city have Ter/ Itairlsnmely vnlnnieere.f. their ser vice., t.. take the Gtrinls oceivaiaually to inchien it. fl u Sunday Inat the city tim..y 41-4 commit: al to tin , Yeomanry, for Oat rlsy rahly. .R.I,IISG#PI4-Anot ; is , '-' .%. • r • v - EIULtaiL4TIO3. . • • Verter.lay the ht titt:siAttuF Ilitkintlitnevawal arrieed here amtVeraisatlksel f :this anoining toe remlioder of ttattAlegirnetit. z - .. 1.1 the whole W tau. (It!, kteigitSlo4t, 4d 'isareheti nem, and ore crunaraisig, and for the Luww Litt, evening. O. to-morrow sonrestigs It is the unapt that bare etnititrked here will wait iii the I)bwos for atbitii - ,1500 n.cu t bald to be, easlsselted at Ilarwieli, and' tlseir to the I).iiiali; when the whole wIV sail under Line. soy tai the4t. Albsa's for Vortugalt PUBLJN. Jut.: 16. A new eras ordered Last week to be issuer( to. hold all Election for the County of Gate, in coil— seiitieuee of the Hon. Cu,. Francis Nathaniel bur to.i, one of the Ah.mbers of that county, having vacated his swat I,v accept:nig the Esclosnorshiu of Munster. We have beta informed that the Hen. Colonel is to be ap,miuteil Governor of Canada, . (North AtiWrical s a situation considered to be worth 10.0 nut. v-year. Thuroihsy, hair Graces the Duchess of Rich- . snood and Munenewer, and tile Nl:a l tos of Hoot- . ley w iistd a visit to :•iir John Lees, at had resol!nce twat the W.A. The seiseralelertlatunet was much gratified at so distinguished an honour. • Clem Austrutuer &tilts! for England. on.Sidur. doe lass!. . the. Earl of Altatnont and the Hon. Mr. Meade, arrived in this city, ou Thursday, from Ent . ;lovidi rue Lord Primate of all Ireland landed at .bo iiturhadee. from Portpdtnck, me, Tuesday last ; awl the lion. Thos. KIWK. M.P. on Wednesday: Mr. Johnstone arrived, on Thursday night, froirs England, and will shindy delight his old ffiends, the Duhliu audience. with has unrivalled comic humour. Tne unfortunate alfair which took place at Ar dee, upon eie seizure u; some unlicensed urilr.turns out of Si more melancholy and serious nature than revert at tit •niside it.—A Serjennt of th" Queen's Ilnya and )(here h3ries were killed, and a private seriously wounded---The p.•n•ons ionpliiNted ale r'e ,pectulsie iiiliahitnots of that n.ven, and all yeomen; six of them, men of character and nremerti, are in Dundalk gaol. One cause of their resistance is said lobe, that the Rcrepse-4)tlic.v ilia riGt merely mane hinit.eLlto the seizure of the malt, bnt cut open di: beds of .ou►e Of i Iwie persons, and threw out tie f. a' hers, for the purpose of inalsilig use of the.ticks in removing it. • SHOCKING ACCIDENT. On Thursday last au a 4i ming accident occurred at Thetford:—Mr. G. ..1.... ...Aaron:ill, clerk of Inc three parishes in that town, haying occasiou (in I:is situation of Set:pant-Major of the Thetford Vol u,.- ter, ») to asyart istme damaged cartridges, in doing whieh a spark froin a hearth- brush, which hail just hero used in awcepin:e up the embers of a wood ti.e.mmuksvna l auseuerad try his son for the purpose t f atitherh;s up some scattered pow..er, 2cc4lesktally cointuumeatent outjt a barrel ei. gunpowder staat•- ing uenr, aide,' enplotled, and !new up him and his yolaugest sou a coyeiderable diaance. The work . snap, in *lnch they were, instawdy took -fire. and from its comus e nskitnivoti with the noose and adjoin ing buiidii.gs, ut first oceasimied consider.tble alarm, but the fmnes s ere soon stibdueli, limn the ready a4tist - Attie uta s t' by a': classes of th e inha bitants. Poor /11 I, and tiny boy languished until the fo'dow.iii6(tritia )..evaising, voleni they died, in cortsequeos e cLi sr isigring 6 .' 0( a s/went ' Khockmgly burnt mad tiTnin . ,A, is Dot onniliethy ,i or -icon., trestt. ill Malt lOW, et: assonsiderahl .. p - riod, tilled ne..irly au situatiena in the Ho. on Je of Thetford, sod ks loss is welch depl3red there.— rhe fwt:i.tr was 143, and the eon 11 leers, of itZe• .t sub-cription Cyr . his a :dow and six.resztvaig chil dren h -, beesimet on foot by Major Gal and the other (Sa..ems's t l,die kolt.oteers, width' iris already received it roomier:Ole sulibuon from the ititiab.t. auto is gent.!rel. . On Ilunday eitibning reesie unfortunate Forming were interred in St. .Naiy'e ebardi-van,. ;net ford, when the officers and whale voliatt-4er 4.i.rp3 attended them . to the grave, ;with is fruit nuin'oer of the nrincipal inhabitants, inel the Litges, n,- sernl.l.. , • of persons ever witnessed tn.-re on.aneli an °cc.; ion; aft•i• the Niteroi; Maio, Gill add re,..e.1 the ; 0r,,; inn Trimly sat impressive: screech, point ing not to then, iu the most feeling terms, the grant los; the; lied sustained ; whew the non-com misytemed officers and privates, to a man, partici pating ;a the tante feelings, desired they might be permitted to add three days' pay to tletasibscrip tion fur the benefit of the widow mid children. The lirukruptcy of the firm of the late, Sjrnpara KralltlioNs Knight, 1 1 0411Ca.baiikens (late ltecetrers Generalj has excited much► consternation and van barrassineut throughout the city aid county of Norfolk ; and many specuLtious haring been made in the purchase of notes, it may become a (emotion with the assignees, how frr such holders can leg.dly demand nut of the bankrupts' effects more than the value given for the ((erne.? Itionday as one of the Canterbury coaches was 1 cocain down the hill, near Chatham turnpike, a nhecl gave way, supl the coach fell over: one of the passeugers hail his collar-bone broken, and se veral others recelted considerable injury. Thetford Wool Vkir, held on Saturday lag, w a s not so fully attended as in some previous ve.ir,‘, and very little, if any, business wad done:—Mr. Co,:n presided as usual, and supported the - Chair with Ili. customary spirit, and enlivening couversation. He offered his best wool at GOa. _per tom but un hover came forward, nor did we beer of any imr einises being made throughout the ilay.—Among the company present at the Geon4e' were--the re speebib:e • CHAIRMAN, Sir WILLiAIII ROWLEY, BEI:Lk:AIM ItOWARD, EN. Celleriil Messrs. THORP, MOSELY, il,rttsy HILL, Bteett. Sew :+r.. SPXSECR, and a numbe r a otherwilistirieuished agricieltur4ists; to sorb of whom as were unknown to if r. COIM, lie very ' IlbvsLy avuiled himself of the opportunity to give :.there a ore.s;iii; soli, nation to his Skitcp.slicainig I at 1101kb:tan th' enatiiii : f !ear. eare'rit . •?..te•eleff 4til • '"i•'••,• • vlll W' Li 1 Cal:Vt.:E. COVUT OE . 5:,04:.:W.13Ehci1, warautNetat,)ticT Sittings at 'Mai . 'Priest before Lord Chief Justicif Eet.enaoaouun. ASSAULT. THOM PSON er. CAN DEAF° RD. The Arroaskr4scitat. stated the case, _ observed tails war aim action brought for damages, the Defendant buying committed a violent as sault on the Plaintiff, on the Jetta of. March, mut. The Plaiutiti was a respectable shopkeeper in 'r vistock-street : wanting change to pay some WOCklllllal. lie went totoe pU;4le.hotl4(2, t o & Ali j a while the pu4tlcatt was getthar it, he sat - down . the public roam ; the Llefentlant, who was drink ing with several othe-r, pointed the Plaintiff out tiketo, and told them he was a corninou infor mer; this brought on a denial from the Pluilititl; end some berth expressions passed between theca, wltieu terminated by the Defendant . * throwing; a pint•pcLat the !Plaintiff'. head, and two glasses of • 4iti and water in his face. He understood the 414- knee iiitended to be set up by his Learned Friend, ler the Ifelendastr, was, that the Platutiff commit ted.the nest a- vault; he by his brief was inatructed otherwitie, and the Jury wound bear in their mind, that, the. Witnesses lie had to produce were tb,t friends and etnitpailions of the Lteleadaat, which *mid make them observe they ta k timativ withit htrict eye. As to damage*, they were the best Judger t a respectable madwoman sight to have sOniC reCOrmperise for buffet-leg such violent treats. went. He then proceeds .to COI his .I'4lmoms. t Mr. Frederick ‘Villettdepased, he was in a pub. lie-huasr, to Nestport-street,on the tsth of March. terra. !teas a house that was generally resorted to by shopbeepers. The Defendant was there...o. The Iblitintitf came. into the room. and anti the fendant had not tend hi* reckoni ng the uight core. The Detendmit said it was nut his bachelor.; he was sure he would neverask him to pay it ; there uas a tart dyad of rtairriious language on both tildes j Ali tt 113V11 a pot thrown, which struck the 'ethernet, there 'Pk *feet above the Plaintitrs head ; it did not toadt 1 —4 was not the Dvf•ndant that threw itt it came in an oblique manner, end the ,Qcfrtudifitt was standing opposite the *Afr. Gaattow observed, that he 'mild cross-examine the Withers. He believed bin . be a very respectable avid sealable man, had often observed him in the box as a Juror. and he, the himself, believed he hart spoken the truth. Mr. ArrotryKY-Gins seat. 44, this was his beet witness, and if his Learned Friend - thought proper. he ueold withdraw a tau from the Jury, if not, he had closed hi. tme. Mr. GARRaW said, he felt extremely.concerned be could not amply with the proposttiop of bit Learned Friend, as he thought he could do ballet% for his Client, lay his Lordship ordering the Planet tiff to be non-outted, whirl. was accerding'y done. COURT OF CORAttiN PLLAS, !act se. • • WOLFe v. WTHURH. This des an action to recnieLtheliery far reart bold and delis red. I l livatiff was a dca.er tie upholstery articles, in rlanoveristieet, .Hastevers square, troll the Defendant is a very respectaa tee Special Pl e ader. The latter had Urea lea diced, ii euusequetice of an adsettii-ingot a,/, auction of fa thiturin, to attend 'at the S.:le-Room ej Pt tiat:ll: 1k there bought certain arti c l es , which ‘ though appareattik Atone, weer found t o b e m ad e upa Orr the purpotesiof a fraudulent rale, terra wel t& also some beds, which, not on au auction der. the Defendant contracted to take from the PaiatA liking. Before, however, a sufficient time tr: • g7,ated tar trial, the Plaintiff arrested the °creed t, and this pri..tlit suit ass irr.tituted. The iiihck auctions. amid the frauds committed by a conspi. • racy of pe-suns in this lute, were established, am' the only quertinn that rewiiiiied wheth.r L e i s aere sold, or Livvii out en trial t On• the part of the Militia; one Nathan nrativeed ; he positively waiter, that. these goods were delivered to the Detcnitaiit,t he caged at his hause, aud that the anitwet he ceivil front Mr. Wvloirn was, that he wetial est. ow the neat day, and settle the bill. it was rather extreordir.ary that in this bill, ankh the Defend- ant *guested to pay, the:* was irictisided the pi ice of those article*. alpinist which be had complaints* as a very grzar awpx,.itiun. NaltS4l3 had NO ..011oper t tioaesith the Plaintid; tad was never it, bisenaphit Ist:Ore or since this allegeti couvenatica tuck plaos* with him and Mr. W'yburn. Mr. Cromptoa, au uphulsterer, proved ** the ...tom of the trade to l eave heals upon trial, r persons were anxious to use them, in oriier to use certain whether they were filkd with feather* which Swelled or not. The usual Lint was two to three months, according to the Gelation the tear. The Lotto Curer Justice observed, that the public should be on their guard against the and fraudnleit itapositioas practised au the unwary ptin•liatier at these sales. The only question - whether the beds were sold or not Nathan's tiinooy, if' the Jury believed it. proved it. a but it wi:s attended eith circumstance s wt made it rather improbable. if tb r y g icen trial. sufficient time was not given when this suit was commenced, and in that tk l w the Deftialant was entitled to a Verdict. The a..wy found for the Defendant. The lath Dragoons ari• to be reviewed, rat Rom.. ford, thin day ; lif;cr which the elliern% will eon. r. :Ain his itoyal I li.hneas the Duke of YORK, with *Amino tttttt • dinner. • YeetertinY Ilaoratnif. 20 rank and file of the Rext. et root Cnards. cosines:ied by their d serjeant.. cv.vEs Piot, went thronyli the plstooo exerciiell an a new and improved Han, in the Duly' of Ydrat's GarOen, Stable--art. St. issay.v . • 'Nero were present, his Royal flightless the C IgAISDra in CRIME, alio Sillicu lit AKA Gen. C r.vca7 l.. and Cols. (7tu• Gottnis. RA1%01 , 01110. The, exercise bas nwrr. , an it is supposed will be itirriediltety adopl.vd by the army iii genesis!. At the conclusion of thtt eve:eine% Colonel Cbot, irminusiidibi officer of that id Battalion, 1443uards, presented his iloya , Menne.* with * nstiviewl instrument which was Aaken fro:n the French at tlte riveisteratiiibattle lir Maids, and which in to be used in futu:e bir the band of the Ist Regiment of Goat& rustia • •, and tL maga% lit sa. Suf. tl ) Ta- alis in it; wn In Jrink- st iilor- theta, rillg a cies of • Le d+ tna▪ nit. •ucted ininth re ti ;! which tz trittti twat have treas. twee. 1 pule larch. iorted are.—r e De- rt boa itwaa; there -idea ; j k. three toutia it; it 1 / 14 10 tar U) to often e, Ins s best be • ernedl *Clef% lane' :• r eb er • wryer, •it ago . . „. . 'hick de uN we's, f der, tiuti4 is: is fewrir• ['toe% 1054.1 , and • ✓ the wee after t.; he Pt. 1 call rathfr rftn..l , price *tied snort' nplor I; Lot to be rl. as to as, ahem frook isit " 1 it the ;polka. [wary Vida, ' s tee. sale . ; whici; 'en on I. suit iotant or the Ron'. tut) r- I, Stv. to 1.4 • dritl. lenses Duke C▪ oe- 'ARO, , and ired. A by ,f If the ,was tlablr tihs