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• • i i •I I • . I I (l . I'' i 1 41 1 (111q 1 C4h4414.c x cam 0; ILING'S m 14 5"" T 'l lin r it 0 * Is tv.. Tb ,•: Silsbee triter Ilibrui as 6ki110141. DAT AND 1114 MN N. DROWN. This, maim* qrao.ktatoght by Diy ontl 'Marti n tilireitinawrailtees, egsitiot the Defertihnit, s rimy. , krepor iti r Silver•totreet, Cirriaby-marktt, for coou terfriiing and selling their `rite Plaintiffs, in their declaration, set forth that * the Defendant had sold blacking of his awn coin .,groattio,., with lhtbel• to those with which dliwit blacking is sold, thereby reprettenting it to he • t~LM•iciuX .9111 - thy them. It tipliedrell that the De. agrodlaat mktel three bottles, prorportiot to he Day 3akesit Martin's blocking. The only difference in the pj a b.bi woe in the word inestimable, which, in the -rlaintillr' label, Irma punted with all the lettere. r jp the Defendant's label the word was printrd _:isestisable. The composition was proved to he inferior to the black mold by the Plaintiff'', and the Jury, under all the cireunartancea, found a verdict Ma la damages, caste 4 Os. _ - • OLD BAILEY, SATURDAY, Juin' 16. • !Mary Simmer was indicted fur steeling an *Fa broke. plated tak.staad, • few hits of odd ends of ..ld carpeting, and • broken batter-boat. with same meal dripping, tire property of J. Walieri; sad T. Ballard was no/acted for receiving the same, knowing it to have been stolen. c • !the Premier/ter Is ••silk.alawaraeterer, and has his coon- I.prp lowan is Loner Edmonton, and &may was his cook. poe. evrairg, shoat •snot **cluck, Ike Prosecutor having some suspicion, went into the pastry and found Ballard "ling some broken victuals in the dark. By his side he founds handle. Ili which were found the precious articles alsratiotted in the iodic-intent. .Many mast sespertable witnassc• gave both- Prisoners eartlient rhsentiers ; and one of tilers, Maria Morrell, who load bten vfrvaNt . lC W proved that right or ten k lisuathv ago Mit. W. told the Nu In take similar hit■ of r-trpettling, lied give then to • Mrs. Barnes, ur Ju what - "alley hked with theirs White these wilnr•s•a were heing eximised the Prosecutor riggested to Or :Hose* soot ions in rross-otansination, which littc..yed too snitch evertors' to convict ; out he continued 10 . 01.1110111 such 111/elgliOn• till the Cumnomi.Serjraut himself would put no more of them. ,' The Jory inatatatly neqsitted both the Prisonera. -• .The.Coatinon-Settata.m.applasdoi the prosrention, and gold Walters that the politic were greatly indebted to him fur u dasoktmling ifederl pull was indicted as au incorrigible invite and •Neetahosol, for having been convicted of felony in 1819, and 34101118101 ass months imprisonment ; fur having been again isownehrted in 181110, and stsiforred twelve mamba imprison ...4MM ; sod foe lesviv been talon a law Jays after he was set at large. with a crow-bar, and other implements uf house- Creaking in his possession. Verdict—Guilty. •'`., !be Common StRJBAIT immediately senteneed him to 'WON pen tortoportation, as Ilse only tieing to save so AMPBolllloll.ollreader trews dying by the gallows. • t , " GUILDHALL. On Saturday a drover was broaght op to sower a con- ONO! made 'maim,' hits, by Mr. Martin, M.P. for Galway, tot basins/maltreated some aphasia under his charge. It appeared from the statement of Mr. Martial, that the trisower mime days ago was driving • Puck of slurp down beregate.atreet, when, being very eiwesevons, they blocked up Site street, awl could nut get ou so fast as he wished. " The Prisoner, .-ver, hcg,an to lay about at a must lotion, Pete with his stick on those sheep which were in the rear. He gave some order to hie dog, who, misenderstanding Min, came in for a share of the binding which hie master bad give, to the sheep with an ouch cruelly. 11 appeared, fur Slier, in the routee.....f the statement, which Mr. Martin made with great ekepsenee, that the Prisoner was at the time without his its. The Rittiag.lidagislelle• (Itir J. Peering) convicted the Pri• iiiniorr is the pesualty sift& for his cruelty inwards the sheep and the dam. and in • malty of egret 1110011111 fur *priming without his badge.. . /10W,STIIMAT. Raturday a person silnalki fair many years carried ea hu. sines. in Covell-gstarleianathet ss a salesman, and been nul led-wily considered as a veil respectable tradesman, was brought before Sir Robert Biker, on suspicion of being a common utterer of base and eutolterfeit coin. It appeared by the testimony of Iwo or the patrol, that in • consequence of private information received by she.,,, they r west us Friday sworeing to the Piisoseces stand is she may hei r pod tank lam iota custody ; and signet searching him s *.huy found On side pocket of Isis coat nine counterfeit shit.. hogs. enclosed in what 'tailed the " Bru/011isteen wrap," , via. put gip very carefully In tissue paper, a small piece utflt briar placed between each coin, au as to keep them foam • rubbing again'', each other. The Primmer, in his defence, midis, bad received the rain , intinetnisu its thermos. of his business, and knoutiog they. weir bad. h intended I. throw thews sway. Cir. It. Baker said it war stooge that be should take se match care of bad noney.—He was remanded. ILARLIMAGOUtiII STRIA? rehipy Iltsalkell Avila, • young woman about 22 years of age, aid of very respectable appearance, vials brought to this officeorkarged by several respectable inhabitants of Pad dington 'owl 211 a ileiglitsonchood on suspicion of stealing their ehildreor mat erehlbali them of theie wearing apparel.. She as. reakmki*,. POLICE. .• . 451171/Mf SUOPICENPERS. ifr. Abettors'', of Holyirtil.airect, Strand, Lookerller, war on Saturday last defrauded of a folio Bibk by Ihe fultiming nortinet-m% NM, Rik) hod the appearance of a valet or foot man ma of Hurry, railed QA hie shop and impired if be was at Mune; on beard armurred is the eremite, he requested Mr.. Ahern's, w.mhl accompany him to his miettesPi Mts. Smith, No. 9, Killen Eteueb-w alk, Temple, who wanted a rpirmity of morels 111 Send to ludic—that .he mum smote int. mediate), as a chaise war then walling at Me door to take his mistress to Ctaptism. Mrs. Alterman accompanied him accurdiney, bet whew they reached E.•rset.stseet he fide her to proceed on as he bed so soli st the broker'', bolt would overtake h er befo r e the geoid get, to King's Bei ch•walk. aleveluspeetinely went on, and the fellow returned and Seirt the child and Peewee. who were kft in *ore of the shop, t Ira t Jr. had holm cent back for the ilandis Bak iu the a ind..w, owl that i h .y must Kier it Mina directly as Mrs. Ak.•rman was 'eluting in sheet% it t.i She lady. Tim child, teinrmlwritig his peons, imprudently permitted him lu take the Bible, Wiiil wbieh he got clear riff. No arch person as Mrs. Smith was to he found at No. St, liiweelieweh—welk. • torsion'item was given on Friday everting at the Polito. office, liattoultarden, that about nine o'clock in the even. tau of Tuesday lasi, as Joseph Horsley. Esq. of Canaan. bary•tane, was on his way home from town, be was at tacked by argon or night.-villains at the rood .1' Cirswelbstreel-road, who timecard him down, beat A ug . l imb heavy bludgroas, add kicked him severely oa , essays, parse at Use body. They rubbed Imes of • valuable gold watt►, limns, and seals, and of what ~,,, sly be had shows him, sail were it nut for his cries that losinglit same persons to ►is isseistawee they would have murdered • Mr. 410111.7 wade a pienerfol ensistunee to she Italians, ,• L•ysup knocked listoof Ibsen down before thy subdued hien. Mr. Moseley was taken sap all over blood suit wounds, and pis right arm broke front • heavy blow of one of their !gudgeons ; he was carried homes in • ►eekney coach, pat sap bed, sod surgical assistassee pecan& Mr. Horsley is - she gestkenum whore amid was• csukn• hq licaseit, and weird lath• ea•lias•l, but followed by kir. Hanky and • lino-street Officer, sod Weribi back. _looms mosirsc,a The Lorti*loßaullWeler quite Irapopprta,-Liais. tassel Ley, Al~inid at Pawismallth Wm. Muhl. does, with part:atillre 1M t of foot, markt the tom mind of Lient..Colottel They left Barbadstes am the 2d ult. with the Noddies leagegtert • yid& has lks onalliod" of the regiment tat honed, hem which they parted on the 22d alt.—The troops bladed as Wedoesday, aril snatched to tViocionster ; four companies have since been ordered to Brightos. Three companies of the 85th regionerst (or King's) march ed from litighloa on Thursday, under the command of Ha jar De Bathe, and embarked at Portsmouth M heard the Success transport ; four companies followed es Saturday, milder the command of Lieut.-Col. Warhurtua, and embarked un board the Patte and Sophia transports ' Lieut. Spencer, egret, for the Meduerraueau. The Loyalßrifatt. expected Wady from the eastward, will take utt beard the resnaienig coaspaniew Detachments of the Bth, 18th, 32d, and 38th re giments, have oho embarked to joie these respective corps rat Malta. Detachments of regiratats for Barhadoes embarked as board the ship Makes, at Cowes, on Seterrday nuaraing. On Monday the 10th regiment of foot landed at Ports mouth fruin Malts, after 13 year absence on foreign service. The regiment has taker the garrison fluty. • Friday stkareorig marched late Wiaehester Barracks the 24 registrar' or Royals, frons the %Vest Indies. Served dragoon Guards, or Queen's Bays„—Thin respect able corps are to 8x their head-quarters its Sheffield. Cap tain HaIIIPIN troop, with the staff and bind, marched into the barracks un &tardily ; a wyeadrun, comprising Captains Ganshle's and Rigeries troops, followed us Monday ; the Ave reassuring troops will be cautoweil in Hadderstield, Halifax, mad other towns in the West Riding. The first division of the 85111 left Brighton na Monday, and the second division on Wednesday, to embark for the hledit . The third division will remain until reliev ed by a fresh regiascoi, which is expected to be the 84th. • CAMBRIIXII, Just 14. The following Gentlemen were on Monday ad mirted to the under-mentioned degrees r•-• Bachelore is Theivii/y—Wm. Tatham, !tickets' Wager Allis, ssid James americium, Fellows of M. Jults'e College. Honorary Masters of Arls— Lord Henry Fraueis Charles Kerr, and Hon. Henry Spencer Law, of St. John's Colkge, and lion. Baptist Wrsoteeley Noel, of Trinity College. Masters of Arls—Joba Hutton Fetcher, Fellow of Trinity College, and Charles Courteeni, of St Arbo's College. Bachelor in Civil Law—James Keitoetly, of Triarir 'nail. Bachelor of Arta--Gerwze Pitt, of Trinity Costal,. Wm. %Villain. ' Eng. SI A. of Cain. College, architect, has laid before she Master and Felton • of Trinity College ma extennive pleas of a new Court, fns the enlatgetnent awl im. provement of Ilse Culkge. The west hoot to range wish the Library. In eissitelor nee of the ill state of the health of Dr. pa g e., the Concerts that were to be given at the ensuiug comateuce meat are pristpouerl. LORD MO.V.SON. We ire happy to hear shit Lord filostiems, whose fall front Ids . potty was mentioned is our last Sieveorg, is now in • foruard state of karmic,. Though the seri :lent happened about 11.0011 on Wednesday the Ch i yet medical arsistmace of eminence eras procured from Lou. dua by about six in the evelong of the day (allotting, Scarcely bail his Lordship's mother, the COMllitln of iVai. trick. ',covered from the above •larming vliock, when sho received, early on Friday morning the Btl., intelligence of the death of her sonillwr, the Countess of Meximniuth, London. flaring ascertained trout her son was out of dais. ger, her Ladyship, fur the first time since the accident, lefil his bedside, and proceeded to Landow, to pay • pious Sri. belle to the remains of her deceased mother;—that duty dia. charged, she posted back to her aim at Smear, where sho ar. rived me alaseitay evening the 1 I th; sad duelist him towable. rattly emovered,ber Ladys hi p on Wedweoday af teminint the illth retaaraed to I.notion, to amend the Niteroi of her mother, which is intended to he on Saturday west (this day). 'rho Ho.. Mimi Charlotte Mown united st Burma mu Solidity morning last at live o'clock. SW esite mutt • from London immedrately nit hearia( of the accident that had befallen her sepikew.—(Slaiftfurd Alereqty) DARING 10)1113161T. A moil daring rolshery was committed withal r mile of Market Deering, oft I. ;day the Bth inst. about balfloast ten o'clock at night, by three meu in sasocktruckg ; their attack was oven a Gentlemen in a gig zettlUllifig to Stain ford from Deering, driven by a man in the employ of Mr. Simpson, al the George and Angel, Stamford; one rulfian held the horse, whilst the other two dragged she Gentleman oust of the 'gig, and after cruelly beating-him about the bead they took from him 3/. or 41. in Bank of isiglardl mutes and cash, a silver hurting watch, and his hat, with which they made off. They never offered to molest the dives, who re turned to Draping taw assistance, vehicle was promptly obtained, but to no purpose, as the robbers were mat dis covered at that time. On Wednemisy night last, however, three men of suspicious appearance waft apprehended Market Deering, awl Thursday were conveyed before a Ma gistrate at Hoorn. We have not yet heard what the result of the examination has been. The mune of the G•ntlemais who was rubbed is Pidcuck ; he is a collegian from Cu,... bridge, and was or his way into she Muth, when, um reaching Stamford, he 'ascertained that his luggage hail been sent by a wrong conveyance frum Huntingdon, and would probably he left at Deering, to which latter plate, therifiiie, he went to look after it, and seas on his seism to lit.iniforil when stopped, beaten, and sobbed, at ainive described. Ile proceeded on hisjuarery northward uu Saturday. DBE,. DPVL SUICIDE. An torpiisitier was taken on Salina! evening, at the !muse of John Randall, the pug 110, the Hole in-the-Wall Tavern, Charicery•lauc, berme Thom,' Sterling, Eng. Coroner fur Middlesex, on Clew of the body of Mr. John Thomas. The deceased was a cruelest:we, 23 years of age, of respectable family; hr was pnpit of Mr. Troltupe, Soli citor, 23, Lincoln's-Itiu Old-square. On Friday inuniiiig he was ten bunions iu the city, mid on his return to the chambers he pulled a pistol oat of hit pocket; the clerk who was writing al the desk, asked what was he doing with that ? He said be bought it whilst he WISOUt for ehe purpose t.s "skim it into a field to fire at a mark, as be was foist of that awitssemeot. He then pulled oat in...der and ball. and loaded it. Slimly airier he ratirtil 1149 auother apartment and blew his brains out. The clerk, on bearteig the report a the pistol, ran lute the room, where he fouud the Jr. cracked Ming use his bark, weltei ing in leis blood, with the discharged piste! Wag by his side, having shut himself through the forehead. The alarm was cite ii, had a sinews was iineweetimaly sent for. but before his *naval - the deceased had breathed his list. It approve d Cum the evidence shut fibs deceased for some time past exhibited symptoms of a denoted nand. The Jury bring satisfied Cleat the deceased committed 4bo set himself in • state of temporary meal' I animism's*, returned a vet diet la idiot effect. _ _ Tilat Wborton,. Gray, from 1' ,, , , 5n,u,1t1l to Mirainichi, Was abasulkppied by library, on ti,-125th April ,. ie Isl. 48. lung. 12. having sprung a leak sod being scar') halt fall or waft r. Monday lust die Borodino transport, No. 4, with trooper from [lull for Si. llelena, met with tt heavy squall ~ ti Cromer, by which she lost her forming and bowsprit, and bas put tom Yaswuuth, to raptor. A Coronet's Inquest way held on Saturday at Haruard's hot G•liCe-house, Huhbn,u, on the body of Mr. HADI.AND, ssusage.inaker, corner or Futter lane. Holborn. she Wl* killed by becoming en tangled iii his kraut engine fur chopping aut.— Veidict—Accideutul Death. ... 4Aii1680•.;,a '.~ INTER ErIWW. trfle ENDA' Y. The: caitiff/wore arFialeiatitt; 'theM>altquis of Salisbury, after having presided over the cquoly of ffirtford, is his Msjesty's Lieutenant, for more then SO years, with a piece of plate, took place at Hit. field House, out Wednesday, the 13th instant. Tiie &Oaf Bridgewater, as Chairman of the Committee appointed by the sub scr ibe rs t o order and present, the same, a dd resse d th e N o bl e M arqu is as f o ll ow s :=6 I "MY Lotto—The Nohiley, Gentry, Clergy, and Yea.l salary, or the county of Hertford, anxious to testify the!. grateful sense which they entertain of your Lordship's yes! banity and •ttentioa, have taken the opportunity of yearn having presided over it for upwards of half • ('rotary, to. request your aceeplasice of • Piece of Plate, whkh they have deputed us, as their Committee, to have the honour of now presenting. Permit me, my Lord, us our parts, to as sure you. of the very sincere pleasure and satisfaction which •we feel in its having fallen to our lot to wait on your Lord ship with so gratifying, distinguishing, and politic • testi mony of the county's regard mid respect. Allow me to add, that t feel p•rtionsity fortunate io bowleg been constituted the organ of the Committire upon this occasion." To which his Lordship replied, with considerable feeling 311 r LARD/ Awn GeNTLVNIEV-11 is impossible for me to find may Irroguage to repress ma feelings MS the g ratifyin g events of this day. When his late Majesty had been gra. cionaly plesyed to confer upon me the Iseutenisiley of this conory, in the year I'/71, I could not suppose that I should have lived to enjoy it half a criernry, or that I should And myself supported, as I now am, by'the county at large, re.' reiviug at their hands • pledge of their approbation of my remand. Few, indeed, have held this high °See longer; pfsliApl, who base bad so strung • mark that their conduct had been approved. The county of Herffunl, Arm wow mends forward alone, thus publicly to declare their estimation of my imperfect services, not only In the must honourable *nil distiogaishrd rummer, bet also with a liberality and miiiiificeece Unexampled. In order to tire it greater publicity, the Committee hare adopted a wish of mine, that tins ceremony might take place un the anniversary of the day WIWw their late Majesties, the present King, the Royal Family, the Nubility, and others, bustorwed me with their presence at the royal review. Flattered as Iwe was, in receiving the Sovereign of the country, I am not the less gratified now, in hying honoured with the public thanks *MI approbation of Me county. To those Noblemen and Gentlemen, who have devoted an mach of their time and their ex. ri ions towards carrying this giatif a ing measlier into effect, 1 consider myself stud. r the greatest obligee . I wish I could think I was entitled to re distinguished a testisseay of their good opinion. I wish I had abilities to express what I feel. To you, coy Lord, wins undertook wills your usual kindness .and friendship to inform me of Ilse intention of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Yeoman r y of the county of Hertford, to present me with a piece of Owe an a mask of their respect soul regard, for 'melees well intended, bet by far tote much overrated, I beg to offer my sincere acknowledgments; sail to express to the county at large the most unfeigned gratitude for the distinguished honour which has this day hen !inferred upon me, with an an l , that while I reseals, my endeavours will contieue to be, as they have hitherto base, devoted to the best iute rexis and plusperity of the couoty . of Hertford." AMOROUS, INTRUDER. ,• n . MUNI • ISSIOadi , • , 4 . We he ware; dor a moist extraordinary fracas which took place at a hotel in this city, a kw day. ago.—The story is rather (do monastic character; mid the occurrence meet ha re proceeded from awarders+ impulse of the hired !VA over the more modem suggestions of cool refkci Me. It would up pear that a Mr. 13— linvirtg folioed • strong admelontut for a Miss R—, means to secrete himself in the bedelsamiber of the young lady, at the shove hotel—not with any dishonourable view, we are mitisfird, but with an belestion of repeating his vows of coustancy—all other means of doing so having been denied by the lady's father. Wholly unconscious of ay each cirestrastance, the young lady eutered her bedchamber at the naval hour of repent-, attended by her servant maul, who, while its the act of un dreesiug lecr MLices, perceived a bunt under the bed—. npon which, with great presence of mind, she beckoned to the lady to (ill the room, and followed as quickly herself. They imuleothitely lucked Hp the intruder, and alarmed the house; upon which the father and brother of the young lady flew to her ni.irlauce--and upon the door being opened, a violent scuffle ensued het owls the parties, in the course of which shots were fired by the lover, wc. are happy to say without taking 'Rect. It is milled that Mr. It bus entered lobo bail to a large amount for lois @promise. DRRADMIL THUNDER STORM. . of tha, afternoon, the church of Carlby. fire Vailf• north-east of Stamford, was greatly damaged by a fireball, and she pa risbrusiers experterrecd • remarkable escape from ',enema! injury. At the usual time fur flaying iu for afternoon ner vier, the clerk weut to the Rectory-house, ahem the Minis ter (the Rev. T. Hurst) expressed ■ wiab that the ringing should not bcgiu till the tempest, which was then cow l' .liag on in sable majesty, should have passed over, that Aiwe pseishinmers might not get wet in going to chnerb. la consequence of this, most people resisaisted in liseir lames, whilst the eletneutal strife of hail, rain, thutoder, lightning, ■nd wind, increased sublimely t• the hermits. About live tniuu ter past three o'clock, a dense climb winch hussy over the church was observed tu emit • ball of fire, which st verist persons who sew it describe as being is large "as n prick measure." The descent of this body was •e -mitnpassieil with ass explosion of such terrific loudness as Seemed to shake every hisildtalg in the parish. to its loon. ..♦liau, and that •lard of the inhabitants was excited by ll to the highest possible pitch. As aeon as some dr. gree of composure was restored, it was fusion! that Ilse electric matt., had entered the steeple of the church at the •iaslow tot the west ►irk, and had from within struck the wall ow the east side wills such (wee as to knock out the stones for a very considerable dist the f►e then dropped into the church, through the roof—exploded in the church, as it is believed, the mischief dune to the windows and many interior parts of Ilse building be mug cousitkrahle— and Oleo wooed upward again through the roof, ol another l ance, iltiviug dove part of a contiguous side wall, teat tog up mid useSinglealii4l.alieuraordivasy'ony, and lenvilig the • josses and collets of the roof amine*, which were happily soon extsuguished by the heavy rasa that was falling at the time. The storm lasted fur half ass bow, such as our respectable informant assures us, frightened the parish •tarsal to death! One quarter of the spire of the chalk (the east side) is ripped nut, and the belfry is blocked pp stills the slum's; se that a very serious expense of repair. will fall upon the iii:mbitatirs and proprietors in Carllsy. Many atones irons the sts epic and parapets were hurled inks the church ; and as time visitation uccurei d just at the time when, if the tempest had not been fore►een, the pis Wormers votau!d have been Nearly all assembled at divine eery tee, their escape Mum deatraction must be considered as must prowl. dent The chsorcia,as well as the steeple, is so much cluttered, mid the wetiOatilsle poser of the electric thrid la Ns wonders folly 'hew's, as to be well worth the observation of persons passing near Car lby. - During a heavy storm • ifesader wed rake laah IkVaikey . • It will be perceived by oar Fever 1101041 Report of day the alarming increase of that dreadlul malady-..steveriteen were arliniited last week ; how ever, very few deaths occur.—( Ermis Alper.) PRICE OF groats ON SATURDAY. Rank Sine!: 2i9, I India 80nd5.... 48 49 pr. 3 per Ct. Red.. 75k 76 Ex. Bills. 2..1 pr. I dim. 4 per rents...... 93H I Ditto, 5 pr. B. L. Attn.... 19 1. Cum for Ace... 77Iii P. lst.Beeause, frosalhe rapidity with which this Rill has been pressed forward through the Upper Howse of Parliament, slime it has been taken under fire powerful patronage of the Noble Viscoset, the two Reports of the Commissioner. of -11111,ilry in Ireland, on which its eisactments avowedly rest as dm* exclusive foundation, containing 447 closely-primed pages of the most important matter, and which had been upon the table of the other House since N0v.1619. not having breed submitted to their Lordships till foe days before they were called opon to adopt the principle of this measure, by giving a second reeding to the Bill, though I had earnestly terlicit eil suchen irderval as would have enabled me to have perns eil these voluminous &eminent', upon which it is nun ne cessary fur Mr at wire to decide, a mode of ream/ming would seem to have bee. aasctioned noi very respectful to the inile peudeuee of Ibis branch of toe Legislature, rig. that the right to deliberate de umbels Errol was out within the pro vince of their Lordship.; but that this House nos ;dared by the Constitution as a conuenieut stage fur the sole pur pose of speeding to the Throne, with its ready fiat, and almo-t without the formality of any previous inquiry, the reenlis uf the deliberations of the other Howse, wlsideu yr abyss results might lappets to be. Id. Becalm, deprived as I bare already shown the House to have been. of buy aveilable considerature of the Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry, I have still further to com plain that several little lees important documents, viz. the commuuicatleas between the lira r Judge* bud the Govern. Inert of that couutry, upon the special subject of these Bills, and which had been calkd fur by myself, have not been, to this very moment, placed in their Lordeliips' baud*. 3d. Bemuse Ws 1311., which had beer thus pressed through the House without due consideration, or ally adequate open *miff exr of anation its several eitactments, introd e ees n o s. witbstan iug important alterations in the proceeding uf the Courts of Common Law in Ireland, by the substitution of et - stain eatalultalued salaries, in lieu of that principle uf fees which had solicited ilwreiii from time immemorial, and which is still to be retained in the practice of the Common Lew Courti of this country; and bossism-1i as thin violent departure frum loarg•eriablished usage, though adopted nut without cyliteri by, and in • qualified way, by the I.isbCourts, of Kitig's Rench•and Common Pleas, is de ideilly rejected in an able alll4l argumentative datensent by the whole uf the talented Court of Exchcquer its that couotiy. 4th. Reeaure the Noble sad Learned Lord who hoick the Great Seal, and presides upon the %Vootsark io this House, and another Noh!e and Learned Bartm,who had here. Were held the Great Seal in that country to whir+ Ibis Hill particularly relates, being the truly professional Perm who have expressed •Ity sentiment upon the subject, have avow eiliy shrews the whole freight of their high authorities against the proposed intiuvation, in the substitution of salaries for aacient and accustomed fees, by their unequivocal declara tion, that they would straw have thought of introducing such a change isto the proceedings of the Courts of Justice heir. Aud hecause it was my earliest cilicitation to dome Noble Persona, to wbom I had the honour of ashler-ming myself, that they would be pleased to continue to that part of Hie United Kingdom which has sent me here, that invaluable privilege—theaduniiistratioo of the English low sreurdiag to the principles and the practice of jurisprudeoce in this wise and enlightened rollllfry. 5 h. Because, if the substitstion of eslabliphed salaries in lieu of fees had been taken up by the Cummirsioners of In quiry, as a bearficial •lierstion in the proceedings of the Courts of Justice its Ireland, it ought surely to have been riconmeendid by them as a gerterel principle, affecting equally the practice its she Costs of Equity as in those of coinnians law. Whereas there is now .puss the table of the (louse, stud proceeding pari parrs with this measure, a Rill under the sanction of the same C missioners leaving the principle of fees untouched in the Court of Chancery its that country. and giving to the person who may happen to hulil tbe Great Seal there, with the ea-omission of his Master of the Rolls, the high privilege of becoming himself a tegisla tor upon the subject of fees, with the full power of isierease fog or diminishing, or entirely abolishing, any particular fee, at his pl c , and with the further power of directing the payment of sty new fee* from time to time, proibled he reports such ordinances of his to both Houses of Parliament et the period of their twine mixt assembled. 11th. Recants, thorn/. perfectly satisfied of the exist...ate of that system of peculetiow and extortion which has been roe ried ott for such s series of years, and, in some instasees, dereliction of the moot imoortant duties towards the pub. lie, of so grave a kind as to have thrown into jeopardy pro perty to a fearful extent ; all winch has been we tatty &we- Loped by the indefatigable industry, the honest exertions, mod the firmness and integrity of the Commiasioners of trumiry ; end which they did their dirty be den mooring to the multi- Fried authorities more than two years since; 1 ant eon equally convinced that this Hill affords the -proper a n d the only remedies for evils of so crying a nature, by Ovine to the prerogative the power of granting certain large pensions, of creating a mass of new places with yearly salaries, and /*Celine upon Irelan&-alreasly infileiently aggrieved--ime portant deviations from the Enelirli modes ufirdatinimering he law. And because I confer. that I have, on the contrary, waited In anxious expectation of the develepement, by authority, either here or in the other Huare,lif those pre-embers which It may be the intention to institute against the deiriumenti e whoever they may happen to be; mud amongst which I as nut disposed to reckon the denunciatioue, which we have laaeiy heard through the medium ef the public press, against learned Judge of high talents and great professional ac ekeirensentc And, lastly, Crouse this measlier is obviously defective in not makln j a complete arraneenient for the future di., charge of the public business in the different cowls of law, and the dirposal of the parson., heretofute employed therein, Inasmuch as, notwithatandiug the pensions and the salaries created by this MIL we have ourselves received the petitions of anudry individuals , who cemplaiss that they hare been de prived by its provisious of their vested rights; itml we have beard it ted in debate that there are now upwards of • thirty persons claiming eunspensation for such alleged inju , ries before a Committee its another place. DO NOUGHMOII E. NINOWTY Who voted again., the Astpoinirrieiit of T. F. Lewis, Esq. os a %fetcher of a Commission, the Members u( which were to 'votive a Salary fur their ditty. ithercronshy, Hn..l. Denman, T. Newman, Thos. Bright, H. ribr l. LAtial C. Parnell, Sir H. Bellyig, B. Ferguson, Sir K. C. Ricardo, D. flaillic„. Cu1..1. l;ratraii, J. Robertson, A. Hearn, J. Itlubliorrac, J. C. Scariest, J. Brougham, H. Hume, J. Smith, 31. Baring. IL Hamilton, Lord A. Wood, Ahlerman Bernal, V. Mitchinson, liii. C. IVharttio. J. Creerry, Thos. Lark hat t, .1. J. IVO. ~,,, Sir R. Caleraft,.l. M k, J. 11. TrI.LEIL Curscanusiu, L. Matjuribauks, S. Moberly, 1. NAVAL IN I'ELLIGENCE. PORTIMOUTIt, JUNI PS. Caw into harbour the Tees, In he rid tiir• Hissed by (runs Sou iitaniptoo fur there the Brisartai• and Chesterfield parks's. Tin. Sweets, transport, with troops for Molts, weal oat of has boar and brooch' up at Spithead. TALMOUTII, AIMS 13. Passed up Channel, the Renewal, Crumartie, from BarbaJue►, itv 34 day, fur London. cowls, swim 15. Arrived the Rail" Gardner, from Lumina, to take troop trout the Allaury barracks fur Jamaica. ORAL, JUKE IS. Came down room the Biter and sailed the Chick. M'lLeolot o fur the Cape of Good Hope; Vent's, Mu:Liu, for Virginia i„ Charles, Milne, f,r Tobago; Amity, Mint _Eh, fbr Bethke ; and William, Dauley, fur times. Tli R TUP P. .--- - PRfirifsr of thitatfollfittaiteilaiiikai 0 Cords, Wed- . nroday, ItNs T 3, 1143, airsiMpt,fite: idatrarmiiittiois of the Hasse to receive the ftrport; Oft of dis Bill for the ve. Rotation of the proireethete to the Courts of law ie 're- lied, which his Lordship had proposed the peetponentrut of for six mouths. MANCHESTER RACER. WytmrsnAv. !Vol!! 13. The ',eget. Ois• mile slid threwlitellirrik Sir T. 'nee Doge of Teske, by Fir eliver••.• I Mr. liiissldrivorlh's Heavy Sir J. Ryeig's gledmin Mr. CliAwes Odds.... Mr. Beneotem Pilgrims Lord Oforeesor's b. f. Mr.le ff Won cleverly. The Gold Cup. Twice round sed . a diligence. Mr. Mytion's Anti•Badival, Ly M,irmioot,f• • t Mr. Houldiworth's Torreli Mr. Clifton's Ad Mr. Doting'', Ji•lin Lord Grosveisor's Belvidere A good race with the first three The Maiden Plate of 691. Heat., 'nice round. Mr. flosililiourili's b. f. by Orville • 4 1 Mr. Bell's Pilisi Sir J. Byres Mstlous Mr Jarkson's Minerva 4 0 tt Mr. 31)ttun's Hatlibess MARKETS. (From " London Nrir Price Catrrent."l FRIDAY EVENING, LURE 15. Attatit.—There is little variation in unties is the Sone Market t the supply of slew bluacovarli.e continues lisatiell, and. as both the wholesale grocers and refiner. are out of Awl, the first arrivals are likely to meet a ready male: the prices are without any variations; the Dew arrival. this 'reek have sold freely at the previous currency The politic sale of new Barbaditer. 115 I Mlr. nee Weilisesday last, went of e t p r i m a shade lower dam pre alyribiliord by private contract. The relined market continue■ heavy, and :Ardour.' mulct lw made un low terms ; the storks however ito not seenints. late in say talasuser to Warrant the least appearance of any material decline. Foreign Sugars are in lintitr d demand. enaept fo► the M. feriae qualities, which are more inquired after. At a public scale on Weilneerlay, 131 chests good white Havasu* wily I one or two lots sold 575. and 5Ss. Cocrcc..—The gnalnlity of Coffee hronglal forward tn pas!, lie sale this heck has bee, very eneiridelsble; Da Wednesday ire ee a, Testes day 351 casks 975 hap: WAIN juhat wading the large publie the mai Ica I has ►ttppurted the pet 'ion, priers, and there is sonic improvement in the demand; the finer descriptions oblational a am ail advance early i n su e week, hail 'clients,' the ',them receded lu the corr.-airy of twat week. By private eaotract, a large parcel of St. Do. mimeo, exereahog 10.0001. so %altar, sold at tlt►. fur money. There were two public Pak* of Coffee this forenoon consist. lag of 239 cislas 213 bars British Phonation ilearriprions : contrary• to general expectation, the whole sold with b r i s k. Ness ls. a 2s. higher Olio any previous alsar Ibis week ; two lots fine netaliPasig Jamaica 119a.fid. and 1471. Caerrow.—The CAittea market this week kas bees with out istteresi, the purchases are iucunsideralele, the parties lan •re— 120 Bencal 240 Surat 240 Pernambuco 230 Sirqrn - t Rum, BRANDY, awl 9OLLAIIIO4I,—The Huns market se mains in the stunt nominal and Ilmitsid state; very few pur- Asses ramie, yet, from the exceedingly depressed privet, me esetertal dentine fa useless Isr.ve parcels Anal., be thrown unexpectedly nu the masks t.— Brandy is held with much firmness, and tie luslders wi'l not sett except it an advance ; fur the beet mat ki 3a. 4.1. a 3s. 8.1. masked, for iaferior 3s. a Ss. g/..—Gereva matinees acclected. DEATH. Os the Sih instant, at Waterford, John Sparrow, &q uoitersaily regretted. HIGH WATER TIII9 DAY AT L0HD91.4 BRIDGE. Horning 33 after 3. I Erettille 13 after 4. pit. BOEILHAAVE'S ItED I'ILL. No. (sealed with red wax), famon• for the care of every stage and symptom of a certain complaint. It is a nnism choly fact, that thussaands fall victims to shill horrid disease, owing to the unakilfuluess of illiterate men, who by as im proper treatment of this direful calamity, slot oafrequeally cause those host isiceratious mud blotches which so often ap peal ms the head, face, •isft body, with dimness in the sight,. anise in the ease, deafness, stuccoes, ohm Mate gleeta,aodes on the shin boner, 'defeated sure throat, diseased soar, noc turnal pains in the head and limbs (frequently mistaken for other disorilrr"), sill at length a geueral debihly awl decay of the constiiiiiimi ensues, and a melancholy deathpais o period to sistferilie uturtality. ••• With earls box is given a copious bill of direction', by which persons are enabled *reedit, to cure thenitelves, with safety and secrecy, without confinement or hindrance of business. Its amazing sale, foe mail years, is a certain criterion of its wrest utility.—Priee only 4s. Ad. per hoz. Beware of Cuuuterfeits.—The geoulue floedusaire's Red Pills, No. I, or Nu. 2, are sold by Mr. Jobunin, GS, emus hill ; and Mr. /hater (late Rico,, and Co ). Oxfursl-stmet. This medicine is a Ifigisly useful remedy in chronic dorsi motions, glandular obstructions, and scurfy erniiiions; in abort, it has succeeded whets salivolisia atsd other 'deans Imre failed Corp! cHem— He promptly wise. WLIEN Scietice begun to explore the compii. rated machinery of Alan, she was speedily entaitgleif in a tabythoth of 1111)Siff10011 confusion,. front which imellee tual person-realer alone emancipated bet. Ignorance and row:Timm, however, still oppose their s•entatous hostility, and the pr►jedtre of weak .munda, in some measure, enemas rages their audacity. As Trails is to Falsehood, so may our paddle statements be einupsred with their unqisslihed preteusions, and to expose their fallacies, re have nut besi fated to avow ourselves as practitioners in • clan of Po mmies, which endanger the mystic evolutions of Nature. To he brief: we are Members of the 1.01./lon College of Sur geons, can establish the integrity of oar Chestier •puts dm success of Twin!). Years pi aiticil exper:ence, and all simmer the ;rat. ful testimony of those in whom long safitr iag had uearly extinguished every hope of relief.• We pledge ourselves to the removal of SYPHILIS, (Rim its insipient sytnpiuma to the erinuirst •layer s charactennal by early doubt and whatever maltgor.stry. The nitric-2.e and inachkutuglected dia.:llWe of the Urethra hare been core• fully and studiously considered, as have also those delicate and important sympathies whirl, refer to the Female The infirmities of virility have It.. especially noticed, to thee as arising from the richthintinr, tytonny of a tiop.e.! atmosphere—the natural bias of ctmstiiiition—the deuce of gaiety—or the more alarming results of a persica. any to practices'' which shun the light;" the progress of which is marked by ■ gradual ties clietiou of the allifillat powers. 'Pu all who are thou circumstaeced, WOK espe cially to suds as are aspirants for connubial pleasance, we earnestly recommend our commentary. " The digie of Life,". the perusal of which must prove bruellcial to their moral happiness. The Hook eau he had at 10. Paternoster-raw; St, Pall mall; 41, Picradit;y; (6. 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