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• cnit64,•.re the 'Chancellor a the 11-fht wit in Ins own opinion. futlficr oliscrirdtioim, in which .Ir. 'IIVRNLy, unit 11r. 13ootir.as took . took place On ilk. minenilitient, iii•nrk Si -- . I kettreidnu•nt as injolity 'as ordered to be secettitd MOII. presented a Petition flow the toll stotam , tht sul.j et of the Co r a Laws; mot Mfr premmtetl one from Camberwell ow he tame 'oh:it et 'the further consider''' . of the Ririe' of 11 4.ys and Moths Was tiosticiiicd to T ne ,o,". ,„. x , I.earc was cieell to hri s 1 iu li Bill ti 'cc-ow - age the tna- Masilif,ctioe of Brown burps in Ireland. Adjuurw d ut 1 1 7 t u*CLoex. e • 'Verve the corefitle••. , Exchequer lted-rtv After some feiti DAINNO, Mr. Ti rem, a division vitocu there appcar re., tile .4qti Aguirr.t it . 31Hja The Report %%a sir partoo, 1.11 tfu s' MR. WHITBREAD .4.VD MR. D. 4111. The following i .91 an eNziet OCCOOIIt of the cir evinstances winch took place in the I .iikby on Wed nesday n' edit, in consequence of what passes, iii the House of Commons. 11r. !fart Davis, undress ed himself ee nth much warmth to Mr. Whitbread, on the subject of the 'mark made by the latter at Cieneral Whittitighant in the Douse. 31r. Al'hitbrriiil endeavoured to vindicate I • self, on the ground that he had no personal enmity towards the General, and proceeded merely upon the infor mation which he hail reerivcil.—Mr. Davis replied with unabated warmth, allegitigthat the information, from w Itatevir source, dal mot justify so outrageous an attack upon a meritorious Officer mid his rela tion. Mr. Whitbread persevei NI in the stone ground of defence and as Nlr. Davis vehemently declared that this Deus ht• no means a satisfactory vindication, Mr t W. NVy lone, who witnessed the doopute, and Was apprehensive of consequences, • eeliately went into the House, and informed the Speaker of abut load occurred. The Speaker, with his usual discretion and promptitude, sent to desire that Mr. TI. Davii and Mr. Whitbread would return into the Home. Both these• Gentlemen obeyed the call, atol wen: addressed Iry the Speaker in the manner n+map otos such occasions, requiring from each ate as , unttice that nothing further, should 1401 , on the snhjert. 11 r. Davis, us we understand, declared that he " relartantly suhmitted" to the decision of the Speaker, and 11r. %Vhitlireatl observed that lie . should submit of course. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. BRIA.SSELS PIPERS. S, PIN. 24. AAle !Warta Cazttie of the itith, which it was ' mtpecteil would publish tla. decis sof the Cosi . gresa, says merely, that " Lord CAsTLIIkAGI4 bc ing recalled to London by his ministerial duties, kit this place yesterday (the 15th), and is succeed '. eil at the Congress by the Duke of M'ellingtou."— . * „ / (Joertoul de la litigation, Feb. v 7.) PARIS PAPIDS. VirtNA, FED. 16. The Emperor now a grrat deal better. Majesty uvpr ared, this Flu' lulore yrqertlay, fur this ..... .. : I tbi irs ' y r t ii:.iclinilli''l'l'iil'iyiltg. table. I k ihninark luts been ill. It was feared that Isis ►llness wais serial's, hut he is better. • It is scarcely possible to fora► an idea or the ac t.vity that now 'prevails in Or labours of Congress. .--Arrus.in t!eh'err I, ou the !tt hi, the projet for the C./M.111011R! Constitution, 'l%lllOl IS nun• tilt object of the IIIL:1101it 1111111,117111C1.. to be sub►t►itted to the • ::::t „.. " : l ,..:,y nii i , „l:r t l i:: t4 : l l i s n ri g u l t 4 so 7l: e its reig e t : t r y t:t a n uti ti v at e t ry 1 1: rtz rin b ce a_ Tile Au-trim army will be placed on a peace establiedimeot on 11w• Ist of March twat. Loral Castlereagh, previous to his departure, isitial and received the visits of the several Minow turs.• He been much occupied for wane days with Count Munster, the Hanoverian Minister.— Tbe r UcCe4l4lll of lisuorrr is supposed to hove been "'doe Saliject. The Princess Charlotte will one day inlwrit the three crowns of Euzland.-- The grand fells of Germany do not descend to &malts. They wish then to avail themselves of the present moment, when England is all powerful, to provide in the lwst way for this kingdom. The Doke of York is much interested in this business. +.... «ft . ",..err 4 lOr wftil=i;=swiwo TIIE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, rtuDAv, MARtli 3, 151!,7. NVe have received 13s ussels and Paris Papers to the Zaili of February. The great questions of Poland and Saxony appear to have been settled in Congress so far back as the 9th. The cases of Bel giant and ll:motet are supposed to have el►iePv oe copied his Lordship's attention since, IWO his de parture from Vienna.—An Article, under the head of Madrid, complains of the mysterious conduct of England, with respect to Spain. Upon the con duct of the Spanish Government there has been, in Eut•laud, only one loud, dear, and decided ex pression of disuppeabidon. There is certaiely no mystery here. The mystery complained of, ac cording to private acconut►, refers to a report that England lux► u design upon the Spanish Colonies in America. The Plyinonth Chronicle, of Feb. 98, say` " The. Ganymede frq;nte spoke a vessel, the Cap tain or which informed her, that the Castilian, of 18 guns, had been seen having the Ante' ican sloop of war Iraq) ot tow, which she had raptured, bound to Plymouth. The Castilian is stated to have taken her men out of a prize she had in company, iire‘ions to the commencement of the action.— Ain. The fianymede fri:!nte arrived at Beintuda from a cruise 24th January." In the House of COIIIIIIOII4I, last night, a number of Petitions were presented against the Color I..tws, Among others, was one from Bristol, sigit ed by jbely thousand individuals; one from Bath, signed by ten thousand ; and one from Sheffield, by eighteen thousand. A discussion afterwards took place upon a motion of Lord A. HAMILTON'S, fur a Committee to in quire into the ufiltirs of the Bank, with a view of aseertai oo itt g their ability to resume cash pay ments. In the course of tins discussion, the CHAN CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated, that it was his intention to propose the .sth of July, 1816, as the period when the restriction on cast► put ments should expire. Messrs. HORNER mid TtEnNEY, in very able speechs, urged the necessity of a pre limisatry Committee, to inquire into the situation of the Bank—and forcibly pointed out the propriety of Government rendering themselves independent of the Bank, let the expense be what it might.— :%Ir. R.tatxo, .sis a Ditector of the Bank, declared los conviction, that the hopes held out by the CFI iNc..:ll.oli of the EXCHEQUIM, would prove fallacious. lie wa..4 convinced, that the Bank would mot be able to resnine ent.ll payments for several 3ears. The motion of Lord A. liA- MiLroN was negatiied on a division—Ayes 38, —Marrs 134, The I louse then went into a Com mittee on the Kink Restriction Bill ; iu which lie CitANCI 1.1. cm ol• the EXCHEQUER proposed to fill up the litank, left for the insertion of the period to which its op.t Canon should be hunted, with tl►e words " Fifth of July, 1816." Mr. Gimaismi. •ed, " That the words and its longer,' should he added." ll n this amendment a division took plare, and as lost by a minority of 9 , 2 to 35. The Bill then passed through the Committee, and the Report vas ordered to be received ►n Monday. Colonel 1.1. A Nleinher for Durham, and Mr. WILLER, Member for Exeter, voted in the Minority oat the question for lorioging tip the Report of the Coin Bill on Moodily last. 'Flit moult specillikliumi in train luive been enor mous, under the idea of an alteraticii in the t'oru Laws taking place. One great house, it is said, has made !nimbuses of British awl Forelgo font to the amount of orally half a million sterling.—( free ma I's Jolt mat ) In the ease of a heat imported, full 15s. per quarter of the ostler go to the 'bibs!' ship-ou tier, factor, awl labourer. In Neucastle especially, a ery great portion of the labouring class of the people depeitil chiefly upon importations of foreign con, for their employment. The bill u ill at rice diminish the means, MA *askance the priee of their Vcsi.el, are taken up by the Transport Board, to wore( a If/ Ostend, for the purpose either of ',ting ing him, Belgian, the secinal battalion regiments of infantr, to lie incorporated with the first, or for the titiuseihate conveyance at the brigade of Guards to England. Last night, as theLONDCRANCRI.I.oIt Was about to return I the House of Lords, lass carriage broke down immediately after he entered it. After some delay, another was praeured front the SrEAKER of the !lousy: of CoMMoNS, in which his Lordship was einitilesl to pursue his route. (eueral CLIVION :Ma his Lady hail a marrow escape, a short time sauce. by the shipwreck of transport off Ostend, in a Melt they laud embarked : then were a• gfrat diffiCislt got sae on 410 M, with their suite; •hut their Inigg;:ige was entirely lost. The %ism ;, which ems one or 500 tons bur den, was at rtuinly ill calculated tar a ilekrarkation ou thi: coast. Air. Cost YMS is expected to be chosen Professor of Chemistry to the University of Cambridge, in the room of the lamented SIMPSON TENNANT, EMI. "demised. Yesterday a female, genteely dressed, attempted to Mown livnielt in the Canal in St. James's Park. She had thrown heniell into the water, bid having liven fortinadely observed by a gintlentan passai4 Deer the Pagoda nrith,ee, lw immediately ram to her assistant e, threw Imuself into the water, and eneeetafed in bring her_ to land, heroic the vital spark, was extinct. It was on the 9th of Fehrioary the Eintserom of ti A ti nstria ed the ae i t i t eu l ra- ty of Saxuu)• and I'aihwtl. MADRID * , FEW A.% Sentence has been passed upon several person.: arrested sitiCe May last. it Comprises banishment, • I pecuniary fines, and the gullies, but no case of i• death. "Ibe Pere Castro, Editor of The Aiality*, lias ob- tout,' 'a beibeiltle 40 2,50( 0 fraw•v., had i, appointed Csmasellor lar.:msitor to the 'frilnitial ed the holy Office, ut Madrid. The mysterious conduct of Ministers causer us uneasiness. ne have no ratans hr escaping so formidable a creditor ; and . if th e Ye aa iaa sula fie`ri that it is safe froni invasion, our 1, foreign })osses-ions are not invulnerable. Obtliapedition is going to sail, and its destina- tion 'appears to liatio•liteett changed, oil av omit of • is thereverts, more or fess fatutaell, of the disposi- thou of the Cithiliet of Sr. J:unrn s. The report of tiw a!arining illness of Mr. Alder- ,„„„ which we yleil frilsll , ~41wIr rawer, we are auth o rised to MAW IMr. ("WARE boas been advised by Ins ph)siciiiii to aG.tuiti from ie business, aid his absence must . • "lave given rise to the reptt. l l* *1 .A 4) A POETRV. LINES witrerrar we 1 MIDNIGHT 9CVNTE, tint %TRAMS OV Nti.N AI, %NUN IINGLYSLT tnwit VON stilt; Nowrti %ALIN. On Menni's vuTving waves, Which circle llotts's islaad-caves, oft delight to Rate; Anti, as t h e midnight tempests sweep The troubled bosom of the deep, I picture former dace. Whcii hollow roar , the blast around, Ai' it inds iii harsh discordance sound, bear the trumpet bray; Whilst us the billows wildly heat, And in tumultuous imolai meet, sce the battle 'iray. Anil ever timid anon. an bright, Is seen the tri titbits:* Ogren of Night, To shed, a trot , 111 e 14.3111 Whikt emus vac), vet% (- Vol helm to rear, And flaNit tht• hzlitu.ozs of the s: car, Beneath the ...i11...! :Yam. As billow nOW on bolos pifil To Hese'n aspires, and tosses wild Its sillitening vue :tr on high 3. Is-thinks I view, amid the storm, In robes of snow, the Druid Curia Urge on the battle-4,7y. lu aeisth lie sli3nits—' 31v sons, be brave, Your co nifty, child va, altars sere;' ITlfilst trumblinl hangs his breath; " Remember Cambriv's ancient fainv, A 3 131 .r et, in I - ine's eternal shame, Or victory or death." And thus on Fancy'. pinions borne, Entrane'd, I Inn, , e, rill SOlwr wo rn Displays its earliest beam ; Thy Visionary seem's recede, Dissolve the dreams of ancient deed, And iettendail theme. PASIIIO.V.4EILE Altßil'AM and DEPARTURES. The Martinis of Elauilfor7l7:F.7arnes's_streci t G u m hi s seat, White Kitiz,ltti, Berks. Sir Philip and Lady Halm at their house in Charles street, Berkeley-square, fruit totals seat at Brymure. V. Blake, Esq M. I'. at Henika , iiit's Ilutel 4 New Palace yard, IVestininster. Mr. and Mrs. Notices and family, at 'fltutiaas's lintel, Berk. ley, scram, front their c, rt in The Uon. Mr. Haire, M I'. at Batts' lintel, Dover-strife!, (rum a tour. ..... ..... Cititral Sir James Kempf, Dart. at Makes Hotel, Jer. ni)st-,trivt. from Bath. 'lhi• ti, rl of Ecremoitt, at I *e in Groavtuor•place, from his seat in S 11,12iPX .... 3fr. unit :Ws Taylor and family at .111111i11104 Hotel, St. Jamtiii-btreet, i their scot tra r wick s hi r e. Major mud Mrs. Pio!, r, . Sunning Hill. DOTARTURFIt. The Ella 01111 COOlltlV4 of Goildfm d and (*unity, from the Lonitou Hotel, Albemarle-str,.. t, to their seat, in Oxford e Mr and the Ittius Cliflords, from Batts' Hotel, r. street. on a tour. M r . pi reveal from ditto, to Oxford. John Roger, Esq. and family, from Thomas's liotrl 4 Bei Itch...quart, to Ihrir seat, Bird's !ittrrey, Sir Fled. rick Faulkner, But. from the Clarcoilon liut4 80011., terei, to Bath. Th► NI:11116m of Worcester, from fiadmington, to Milton 'Moan ay. iIL4IIItIAGE IV HIGH LIFE. The imptiiils httween the Hon. Mr. ('ox and Laity Caro line Yorl e. yomizest dangliti t of the Earl and ss of Ilanlxieke. are to be sulcomi zed tll-11101 . 1 ow, at St. Jrrnione. church. After the ceremony foe la •pp' pair intend to vet off to Isis Lordship's seat, in tints, Olen: they will pass the honey 10(1(111. WINDSOR, 3IAILCH 2. Tuesday, about five o'clock, Prioress CHAR LOTTE, with her suite, arrived at the Castle, to din uer, with the QUEEN Mid PRINCESSES, In the eVening her Royal Highness accompanied her Royal Grandmother and Aunts in houoiriusg th e H on . Mrs. EGERTON with u ti sit, aheerethere was a party of Nobility and personages of distinction convened to meet the Royal Family. After tea, some ex cellent music was pet farincrl.—The Royal Party broke up :gam after eleven o'clock. Yesterday the weather proving very fine, her MA JESTY and the Pat sierT.lsFs took an airing iu at conch and flair, through Slough, on the Bath rued, and liark to the Cwiale to dinner. l)uke of VoRK arrived yetiterdily from Lon d-m, ou u visit to the (4i:rim mid l'atsccsaks. Lady Cm/m.IN E I)Amva, and General BU I) 74. it 11 the Castle, for London. Dr. II*11.1.tt: went out of waiting ou the KING. Sir lIENuIr HAI.EuuD relieved him, mid came into waiting. licsterday, at twelve o'clock, the PRINCE RE GENT lett town for Windsor. The infant daughter of Lord and 1 July NE- V Olt Will, !MIA iZell yesterday, at their house iii Dover-street. After the ceremony his Lordship entertaitied a large party with an elegant dinner. Lunt Will Lady CASTLEREAGH are expected in town this thin, u* dinner is ordered to be pre [wed for them. The 3larquis and Marchioness of LANSDOWN had a dinner party yesterday, at their house, ill Berkeley-square. Mr. WitieuttiuD entertained a select party to dinner yesterday, at his house, in Dover-street. Mrs. 11• M FitEVIIANTLE gave a rout last night, at her house, in :Itaithope-sheet, May Fair, which nas very fashionably Metaled. The Earl awl Countess of Livuttroot. will give a gland dinner to-morrow, sit Fife-house. Lord amid Lady CasTLEttaii4sia are expected to be of the pure. Mrs. M'Gissottt played Juliano, in The Honey Moon, at the Newcastle Theatre, on Tuesday. 40CIETY OF ANCIENT 13k1TON's. The limits of our Paper of yesterday prevented us from giving a full account of the Meeting of the Most fitnourable and Loyal Society of Ancient Britons, on St. David's Day, which prevfmed to the public, on that day, one of those pleasing sights tvhich fill the patriotic and virtuous mind with the purest emotions of gratitude and exultation, and pourtrays the generous character of Britons in true and lively colours, and exhibits to an admiring world the true source of all our greatness—patriot ism, and the exercise of benevolence. The dinner was given at the Freemasons' Tavern. Great Queen-street, to w•l>fich upwards of ti‘e hundred persons aat down at live o'clock. Among the compenv we noticed— The Earl of Aylesford, Earl of Dartmouth, Lord Flu 11 " 11 ^Yi Lord Kirkwall, !Awl Dyncsor, the. Bishop of Oxford, Sir W. W. Wynn, Charles Wpm, Esll. Sir Charles Morgan, Captain Owen, and several other t‘ersons of distinction. After the comptuly had sat down to dinsitr, Sir W. W. IVynn, accompanied by his brother, Mr. Charles W. Wynn, entered the room, when the whole of the company rose to receive him, and with reitemted plaudits and buzzes, expressed then• high gratification iu seeing: then• beloved Chief on his return from Spain; in which plaudits the ladies in the gallery took no small share. After dinner, " Non Nohis Domine," was sung by Messrs. J. Smith, G. Smith, Biomilinrst, l.er, and Parry. " God save the King.," was drank, in solemn and respectful silence, and was 'Afterwards played by the band that was stationed in the music gallery, succeeded by the vocal performers. The following toasts and songs were givt it in the course of the evening : " The Prince Retrent"—Three tithes three.—Tune, Of a noble race was Shenhin.—Song, "The Prince and Old tau. is ltd fur ever." "'!'he (deceit, and the r..t of the Royal Family."—Three times three—Music, " Ileiuus strike home." "The Princess Charlotte of Wales."—Music, Mr Jones played a Wclsh air 4111 the harp—he was seated on an decal ell platform on one silk• of the room, " Prosperity to the Principality of wales." After this toast, the Children swig the following Ode, the words by Mr., C. Geary. Ilail, hail, ye firm and ancient hand Of Ciunbria's land; Patriot chiefs with freedom glowing, Geri runs hearts with mercy flowing, flail, hail, your virtues praise demand. Your aid subdues the orphan's fear And dries the tear; Cheers the n ithiw and di jetted, Soothes the panne of a or urgh etc,l ; Hail, hail, Ai r join in praise sincere. Beneath your fosering hand Ave share Parental care, Ruin, but fur you, had tumid ns, Purest blessings nuH surround us; Hail, hail, you slit r faun Vice's snare. Lung, Mug, may ileav n'S approvitni snide Attend your toil; nor) ',Us!: on earth reward you, Iloveriuq A ait;cl, tend and guar.' you ; Hail, hail, ye friends of Britain's We. " The Charity, and VIA) it flourish anal increase beneath the olive brunch of peaty." (After thi. toad the collection was nook, tocether with the stains trans mitted, nmoiniteil to 1.402 E. odd shillinzi.) "The Bishop of ONiuttl, and thunks for his kind assist anry " Harp. " The Right Hon. the Earl of Plymouth, President of the Society i" by Sir %V. W. Wyatt. " Our gallnot and patriotic Chief, Sir W. W. Wynn, and welcome I c;" by the Earl of Aylesfurd. " Lord Ayiesford, the Vice-President, and Stewards of the Society of Ancient Britons i" by Lord Bulkeley. Tune, " One bottle more." " Lord Ittlikeley, the Treaßurcrs, Gos•crnora, and 'Tru► tees of the Welsh Charity." Harp. '['he Ladies beloogioz to the Charity." Harp. " Dr. 11uilgsott and the Church-wardens of St. George's C11111'111." _ 6 6 1 lie Rev. T. Alban, Chaplain to the Siociety." 6 ' 3lay our ivals n, beneyou, ace, the Irish and Scotch So cieties, with vcrt 1/i her liistitid• for disseinisiatiog know lefts and happiness, experience putrouaKti and support." " 3loggy Lauder." Soug, " £rni Go Bisset." To enumerate the many other tOti`itS and senti ments that were given, or to particulari:w the vari ous sove4-4,-(ing, would ex( red our limits. The en tertainment w;tz: kept tip with spirit until an early hour yesterday looming. REDUCTION 01' RENT IN IRELAND. Baker, Esq. of Lit.MUCH'', has matte an abate meta uf ks per acre to his 'imam, at tht comity uf Limerick. ilia property in 'hut quartet• i, 77 acres. James gently, hanker, of Tipperary, has made an abatement of half a g ' is 'ter were to In; :At the estate of Laffally anti 113 sulidenummutions, near Clot 11111111 l where he has 100 ames. Thomas Daunt, Esq of killemire, county of Limerick, has made an aliateineut of If. to r acre. Among many uthcrs who have :Aqua it fo ward fur the relief of the poor by moiler itiim ile peke of their lauds, it gives us pleasure to have lo record tlw names of Lori! nod Liely tiusforil. Ilia Lordship lias recently kt his loyal.: cousiilerabl) nailer what would have be: a a fair price souse 111111. ago; whilst Ludy Goliforil law, with Melir.• lilicrality, extended the arils of !redress—the widowed naii- INT, the destitute orpham, sod the victims of disease ut age, are the stweial objects of lwv Major Fitzgerald (brother to Gen Film-raid, one of the Members ill Parliament for the Cl/11111y Choi ,) who inherits roosiderable property jai that coitus by the death of his father, the late Colonel I'itzsci alit, of It:c liy lwgs, ham made a rechietiosi of tow poimil tier acre to his ilitiercut tenant* io the ft risk- district of Trailice. I\ EN GlaiN Sir J. E. Switiburate, Bart of l'aphcateo, lowe re d,th e ree f s of all his farms. except a few hot recently let, from l 5 to 20 per et ht. tu dye utoutht: t4O, 00 aceoutot of the pressure of the times. A theailful lire broke out about four clock this morning, in I\orthunila•rland-court, Simla!, which entirely drstroyed the I'rintim.-011ire or Air. CLowEs, aiiil did considerable Stitia , 4 c to the nil joining houses. We do not understand that any lives were lost. Yesterday Daniel SuMean, a watchman of the parish of St. Anne, Soho. was charged at the Public °thee, Bow -street, with robbing, Mr. JAMES ORMS VON, an officer belonging to the Pitt East lioliamati, of his watch, gold t ltaiu , and.sculs, &c. on Tueskiy night, near St. .lune's Church.—He was committed for trial. The Officeis belonging to the Adjutant-General's Department were ordered, on Tuesday evening, to return to the Office. Arrangements were mode to assemble a large body of troops, at the s..orttst no tice, to the metropolis. LAW INTALLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GuiLronALL, MARCH 2. CRJM. CON. RANDALL V. PFNVOLD. • In t 1 action Plaintitisouglit to recover romp,:n ation iu tlianageb for criminal conversatAffl With Lis The parties, it appeared, arc both curpentors, and at the period when the ground of action was al leged to have taken place, were in partnership, and teNtiled in St. John's-square, Clerkenwell. The marriage of the parties was proved, and ether witness were called, who stated that the Iflaiiitilf and wife had lived together upon condor-Wide terms. • To prove the art of adultery, a journeyman car• pewter was examined, Who &posed, that in the mouth of Sept. 181-2. he was in the joint employ. ment of the Plaintiff and Defendant ; he lied been so for some months before. On the Pith of that month, as he was in the workshop, which was dis tant from the dwelling-house, he thought he h ear d a noise iu a loft over his head in which tails were kept. I earful that some person was stealing the tools he went up stairs, and there saw the Deferatant and the Plaintiff's wife in such u situation as left no doubt on his mind of the species of iiitinwev whieli subsisted between them, tie did lint at that period inform the Plaintiff of what lie had witnessed, but having note abroad with some wooden hospitals to Portugal, on his return he slated the fact. On this wittivss's cross-txuhinhatiois, he salt!, he hie! since heard that the Plaintiff had turned Ins wile out of doors for misconduct, and that she had been in the work-house. 11'ittiess sometimes slept with the Plaintiff, us did the Defendant. Did not hear that the Plaintiff's wife had slept between them to keep the peace. On the part of the Defendant, three witnesses were called, who proved that the Plaintiff had fre quently spoken of his wife as being a most aban doned ',mitigate, mid as having played the rape constantly with two tailors, who lodged in his Image. One of these witnesses, a butcher, raid he saw one of the tailors in such a situation with the lady, that he took it for grant& he was her husband. She had ioruired a bill with this man to the amount of 355. in purchasing luxuries for the entertai:tment of her paramours. Ilex character was universally known w the parish of Cle.lenwell. The Plain tiff' had actually sold off all his property to get rid of her. Lord Et I.ENBOROUaII, in addressing the Jury, said that the conduct of the female in question hail liven of the most abandoned dr•criptioo, tet if it did oot appear that the Plaintiff had I eeti instru mental. and had con,ented to the counection be tween her anti the Defendant, he was certainly en• titled to a verdict—it would be for the Jury to say, under ail the circumstances, what anionut of da• ma tt es it would he proper to give. The Jury found a verdict fin• the Plaintiff.—Da. magus, Five guineas. —Costs, 40s. POLICE. .--..i5.,..- ;~ TIIAtTS-OFFitF. MURDER. Charles nose was chargvd with the wilful me der of a passenger on board a Gravesend passage-boat„ the ' usual, I/II litT passage to London, about four o'clock yestie - dap morning, in G,llcon's Reach, 111:31' It appeared in evidence by the master (Mr. Sparrow), and - saveral of the pie:wagers, that the deceased, a hose same is not known, was a very small man, about thirty years of age, not more than four feet four inches in height, dressed in a brow', es at, Wise trnwaera, and light striped waistcoat, wile a hump ISO his back, between his shoulders, mid des., himself to be a wire-worker. The Prisoner is a glover .0..1 leathav tweechesmtaker, of Rochester, a young 11131), abo.,t 21 years of age. The Prisoner and the deceased, hail been singing to afause the company, and at different times the Pi istmer We. till the deceased very ill by Ainslie langlingi.., ridiculing his 'wf.- suit e and th:eatiming to pat him on the fire ; also told hint that be %Mild put him overboard before he reaehrd wick, alt uf wlitei lie bore with the greatest gout humours— It appeared that the PriSoller was jenlifas of the superior vocal poweis of the deceased, and ou this accoiiat took all fippurtim ties so Roomy hint. About f o ur in the morning the prisoner and decease:l were seen by the man at the helms on duck together. Ile sett the Orik4IIICE !Mil hint over an oaf., and after a little time he led hint ffrward on the starboard side, wirre stood a chest; they remained there a very short limas whet. 1..- 5.1%4 the poi tuner take the deceased, and swing ;din roam! v nth treat ee, and then let him sit, When hi• fell overboard about fodr feet from the wagers side. Ile was seen 13 Mg on los bait shout 11, teiuttlr , matiollif VI, when lie soak to r;ss too more. The pristaii r dropped on his kill., s, said be y would foil:ire hiss., for he wits sorry for a hat he had done. Eddell, a pilot, who had several times trpisimalithd the Prisoner during the passage, for indecent language and hail e hurt to the ilecrasNl, ass arriving opposite the Police °flits., hailed the host, and charged the Priste cf. ill elle ilm ly. He is remanded to Saturday week. mAnnincE Thin's;lny taurnin t at 3lney-le-boue Church, by the IA kA t Bishop of Silishus•,, eawnin Centre Itittout, or tit,: 11 h I.i;cist Miss Louisa !tenth, youngest Ilaughtty of Dr. Gem- Heath, Canon of ‘Vindsor, tee. DEATHS. On 'rites , lay etc ' g, at her house in Maillstrough Mightn't, of a (it of utioplet.y, M Cate. f,tuterty ut ish 't nit u. Oki ihelttli tilt at Geeilington, in Flintshie,. in the ru ser of her ti e. and to the irreparable 10.4. 4,r an t,sl the Ititzl7t lion. Laily Kenyon. 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