The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-11-10 00:00:00

1310(;..rt.'PHY i f HER I.4TE MAJESTY. cecasion to attend on the Prie:tcs of Wales, hi her Villa of borne by their P i hoice, of their confidence in his —as.— i Croubbio, to give an ZACC.9IIIi of lie progress of any of the ability and diopoeition to.discliarge with•fidelity and 'lO MM. Vt7.A LID, ESQ. t , youths maintaitted by lire in the Colleggiu Oaths, 1 41 " 4 " truth the iMportent trust With which they lied in -- I returned edifiedby the solicitude she expressed for their pro- There is 39 old tol ire t h a t I. They who live in glees t geese in every thing, but particularly in their murals. vetted hiM ; end' o direct his uttisost vigilance to twit " 0,,,,t„1 ueve g throw swum". The applicability of 1 I further attest to hive tern bee strike out will, a pencil in the Preinnitioti trille designs of the 'disaffected mid such ee ,,,itM ea t will, I dilate, be perceived after the perusal • 's French comedy of deltas,.!, all Ilwlsn plao•es which scarce- - evil-olispo,ied;'ol4 tO the defeating of any attempia of the Won no t ninety:llium. and document*. I t i s a sue d ; ly comb! be considered likely to tared the able). at modesty, 1 out their part to exeite tumult or disaffection. And poicetiling, a mt, a lt,: w me t o s a y, it is a. improper as it is ; in or•ler to their eariusion at the rehearsals al Ler palace, and then. addres.iog •the late LOrd MSYOr; COMplinl4.llt uorrl to amuck any wotit before it is published ; and I as. , which they actually acre. sure }all, that did I not led moat at-utely any remarks which t Finally, 1 al'esl I i have nitrate seen in her lineal Hi g h_ led him on the manlier in which he had executed the ' i i ;lots laid' any charge ufiltaceurany to I:ie , nest a titgoifisd and p: inei le test.' ye, shirt) conciliated to muff aven li } puss' I. . • duties of his Office ; whereby, although his political mapaptots neihr he sit to the Publi:, I tholl:d out have r e- ' wards her a generdl and pnototind lateens. feelings wife welt known, lir bail given an useful pl•e i fi hi „your letter s t f . this day. (Signed) - The Privet GIUSEPPE PAGAN!, example of the zealous discharge of his public In this letter you charge Me with hlviog slated that in , IficeaHeetor sod Profrotor fur short, fear yeses, r uhetiall ,,. no) :acrd to the . d . t , y coils' tie 10.18 to which my intmeted Life 4.: Lir late Maj....ty I aleould poi bosh farts i ' of Eloquence, and of the Greek Language, and doesnirats wiocit enteric I do tout posse., or which arc ! iu the shave Coliczr. such fevltiots ton often gave rhe. :•• -- nut outlier:l:e, Incosse ••• I did not iebt..ou tinin (to - (No. 4) ~ m those TIP. ensioniary Oaths were then administered to situ alone COL/13 ai% e that which is antliretic." Mot., what I The Municipality of the Hoye! City of Corn", 2 " d An. the new Lord Mayor, aid the Common Srijeant, in ssereA lc documents promised ? aud who ate the tiolictiluals !• gust, 15129, has the honour to certify thathier Majesty the his Lordship's name, pot in the usual claim, on for who c o plit a tm..• sort ,i y t h em T i t , ~ , ,,,,,,,,,,,,u , promis ed ; Queen of England • haw given di s t s n ct roofs of an exeilleat part of the Cily of Loudon, to the full and free ra wer* enagser.ited it : w advertisement of the Life, soil I it'd I. snit di‘nificti conduct tiering liar reeitlroce in this royal joyinent and rxrrei-e of all the rights, imintit:itira, convince yuu mid do public that such JOCII9I,IIti I posi es , . i city, and at the villa ll:Este in the COMolluae of Cenobbio. roil privileges, 1 ro ro The atlykr:in.licot wall the following :- 4 The Mrlll..iri of t .I,idillled Mild exercised he • The einteraus and beret traits of the character of her " ", -''" re C ' "- . • w the sum City. A tier which the late Lord Mayor look her Majtb i ty, winch will probably In : ptiltlisiteil mi Lluremberslid Majesty kosarde the poor families oleic soil Cammtine, I s t, std w h ic h will be •Ittleit lay Me. Julio WOW, idutort with the g if t s o f cons id ees ht e some 0 1 m .y to the parish • the oaths required no the eepiratill of itis `Fier, will (-m ant her Ptivate C oudence w i l t . 1110 4, Non sevetal t 319. r cetuothitt,att , st the praise...o4y fm,n4 ,f 1,.., morality, and reir f ere d the usual accountsorthe issues, re- relished fiptividipt Is ; part uf the loterolrde"e oh . ithiT''''' ua " I a irolohfesso Mid beneficence. This Meincipality also certtfics eciptc, ic. of the same; and that fortioaNec baying imp • ifia•E t tudeoce Collectid in Italy on her behalf, and l. t w o h e , Al at i.,, ty o w que rn was visittd by perwros of din- b, .1 ~ . .. , whiriejed,nat. ar(lre to ti-we iu England ; m• 1 other Facts, 1, limes/an at hoe ~.a ....._ . . i ~ ,_ , ..co conc.ittieri, the. Conituou rocoicatie, pt. toe i: mernmutaes, and tai 3 when d ie appeale d naik i liivriuseats of Soots Import•ifwe t as wtil as kr "Navels I In ptibtic, ste exacted; by her ilignifivl conduct, that r-spert home of t4e,pltvier.d Meer,. elledeol• *44 Loyd onaship,Caxitnesi.": t., which was .19P to ii, illostrioue a personage. The ,luolcbl' i t the ils • hnuour hipp with Opp ortunpaly at &mutt at o •. Itioat„4lltent ro-lertunie oil this nerawhin an the P"dyucfs l polity furthe r att e sts, that MD the uceation of a fire immense , ' e Guildhall. • ...,.... whack 01,34,,,pflweit.nriwol mo', I ash you to 1"I'd"' one, t fakeu place in Uir said city of Comet her 3 i.ierlY "l''''' o4l4 • ' The Corporatism then:withdrew , with the same tia thapatme whether alas duets:arms iti v •ltesl. 4 the amn but, " 4nor,t_id inn w she fiundir. white Ivo vitro, I._ On Ii ,they eutered, and pseceediseeltotablie «?:08:M il iti Ihn' ktlnr did Ind form Pali vi the """Cet I ed, so•I were worthy or s•,sistttuze, which was immediately I" which came too late f e e, 1 144 1 /4onwe id Lords, I defy the rues i ai r ir d e d fe. tier, . Wee t ramiaater Sessions lionise, where the Court of . tradirtioa of the fact, amd the infereree is clear, that if I ! (Strati', lie . with the mood formalities of authenticity.) King's Bench was sitting, and afterwards tu the : i.l not pu I ettilla'ntit Lave non published them. ..s. . Court of Common Pleas, for the purpose of repeal . Those 'local:mils ouriatinite imbed list a very 'small pro- „ portiou or the ma.. 0131 will be presented iii m e iterated ••r/ •'" LOH I) MM .4 R'S 1)0 1 V. It Y . the emit:lonia' of ttit-it no i r, the sladgcs of those , . .. . work; but should even !Soother proof be required, I will pith. r i ____....sent— • . Cots ito to partake of tne civic elitertainiortit, lails, prior Is the Life, a yet farther numbee, and alepplty Yesterday Waft the doe on +which the , Chilif j „The procession then rrturtio.ti by water in the ; any reastotable itsfornialisaa'that ran he required. rt Mitgiatrate outse IN" or innotesi ewers norm' the 1 ia,isie matinee- in witieli.they hail ,'nie up the !liver. Then at to lite initivoluals front whom I have received the., duties „f titer offie4 for the ritstahoe l . year,: the 0 0 their ascending th e mails at lilackfriers.hrldge, mass of material, with ..Mich I hated been tarnished, I never i .44,4041,r0ir0r .1,, ealy. eau the Eareatemei the Quo . I accustomed. trbdstka. mild' botiPty - Vhiall'Onliaregesritf 1 Ilse Lord Anew, Sec. took their respective car. bed swans*. me. The miverissemeat twinned above 4011111 t the u te teepai l ap•-• At o wlet , l i me : Are • tiaelee• ria i ges mod t , turlied to Guildhall to ,ditlnere Til. 11. it *gate it, ars did my lever to Mr. Roche. to that letter I i o'cleck - the riewebswit Mayne (Ilatmay) proteedett lair ,Lord Nlatur and the late Sheriffs were hozzaed toil, •• Her outworn:A sod r-* ' friends hare assiste4, r u s a y th e G l ntdilajf‘ !he theit t eattheeteisge drawn lir the ntoltiiiiile, who friluchtly tuatie altetupta . - - - - • - -- • • - - _ Ent i• and nrl t sa l kigs be ta the task of euilaudefing au a narrative Ike man of Materiais with which I have been supplied. F r yer the NlLaitiptimAmtaditi I daily expe:t dispatches of the 4rsatc,t in:portonce, and to to ee I.u. Is., six Lathes of title. three Marquises, two Counts, several eh rzynn.n. ant many other ithooritine Indiriditak soil 31eitibers of Parlistnent, I am toile-bled tier facts of Ilse greatest impertatics, and docu ments, which have never before email:tied (ram the bureaux their piisiressors;" and those statements I repent, bait the letterdid not mate or aotinnite dial I had received ilk! :1.111i,t. ante of Mr. Wilde or De. Itishincton. As to Mr. Wit le, he , leaf but just ea 'unit,' floe' Italy, and in a lettvr to me to- 1 Way states, that be W 4.1 illdtlfed to C n.eut it, the publication if !stir hrisee because he was "informed that the itatenticdl publlcatidn of her late Ilitjesty's Life was suppesed to he wriarn under the authority of her 11,4k-sly's Flaccutors." Eat who caul:! have an informed Mr. Wilde? Nut yon, I ar s;:res Who I cannel tell.. But be Ira beets deceived by sums misrepresestations, for goo one could or did soppose that it was we lite,' by the direction of the Executors. But why any individual should have wittAiold info. elation for " an im partial Life of her Majesty" I third: the public will desire to he informed T..; conclude—hi, If you do not contradict the acetirecy alocumenis lantw publish, I shall have proved that I hniitspt.9l.s•llltiOU -I.f: what I have stated, and that 6 ' persons to eft.. In.u,ea shouhi 001 throw cauuut hat r to , nk ant 'the Executers of the Quito might surely have,' waited till after the implication of their nausea in tite.work s . th , •.., answered it—and 3.1, 1 assure you, that I du noto ntLit'h to you any blame far the blur you have published, as, sots wily to acted in ronformite with the directions of yous i etteitts--And 1 Your moat ahedsent Scream, nalt MEIN WI IaKS, jan.- Itiodsor Terrace, ett.r.triler 9, MI. • *I A cili , sa de Corti Ma:tai IFerreal, Patrichm of SinigegTia mud of Anemia, by the cram of 'Cud and - of the fluty Apra; ',die See, Itishup of Perron, Domestic Chaplain to his flo.. Loess the 'ape, and assistant its the holy labesars of the Pontifical llst one : Al ihe request of her Majesty the Queen of England, we co hereby, to ahnnt.nwcr it may concern, certify anal at trig; that during. the stay made by her Majesty in Pesaro and as adjacent depearteneies, for the spare of nearly three years, there was Dente the slightest report spread that roold be injurious ;a the honour of tier Majesty; it being, ott the contrary, always well known, that at the entertainment'', the Cisme, and ennversationrs: which .wese Oen by her MA jtaly, or which shel Condescended to appear at, her Majesty always preserved that dignified deport anent which a inherent in a person of tier august birth and high rank; which, how ever, was still miugled with the tommat esoriesy, puitteneS, Ad arlanity,. . ifsforiber certify, that in the fulfilment Gr our pistural y receive secret. polices of the coodur:t of indfsfealaftelii living in 'oar 'totem's, !Ina that we hare ter, er;ved tinny of this individual that could give us reason to suspect thesis's-tory of her Majesty the Queen of pliant]; ode can we desubt,•that had there realty occurred any scandal, It cettatilly.eriuhl not hare rentaiurd concealed ft OM the'cri •,;:srice of our(': art. Therefore, Int the triumph of truth, end fur the cemplele jostification of the naapotted character lire Majesty, we bate made no dillicolty its delivering and , :cries tie peesent certificate, nut causing tour seal tai be t.:rt. tinll.)Rittiteth, CO./I'll.M Pesars, air one Epi,eepel residence, tbialeth• of August, latl2fl • • • AN Bishop. • GA ETA N 0 COSTANTI N IN I, Scent}: y, • (No. 2 ) • • • Pests re, this 2d September, Into. Appeared pktsonally hi Caffeine this day , amf likes ire ellaria lbt usdirsigiril witnesses, li Signor Cavrdiiii . C•teikfra Se runi,'Caplaln`awd Adjutaut of ine (mg:m.3 of !Clan; to me we Innate, who voluntarily bath depemd, and doe's ilepirer, ) :!Y fui:uws t. 'that loving been invited, by a most pacifism message tram her Me;-sty the Quern of England, - dated ins bib Jaly, to appryr its Lupien, fur the Isorpose ut ruswering_sueb iss lerswgitdries as Might be sidakesseal lo Situ reapectiug ibis I 'o l ,l 4 4.ettisil Lady, but that beihg - pefailltrit by the Pou irdeilVti•Jiument (lo which Ise is baited to pay all due 're aped) to stasent himself from his taint:MlA bet will eadris roar to supply the want of hi' personkt_appearance in the best manner possible, by rendering sincere homage to truth, stAl to thispurpose he deportee— Time by virtue of Ins Ake he visited every day. and sonietinses mere than osier the picket guard of troop's of the hoe, and that o f Puntidatt earabinters, situated at the villa where resided her Royal Highness the Princess of Whim an,i that be never had occasion in suspect that nay acts orgaltantry passed between bee Majesty most her first cbeatiOrrinin,tld.aron Pergami, but ahat be had observed that I.e preserved towards her the must decent deportment, mud such as was due to her Majesty'actilted rank. Bt &giber deport...and attests, that the instrnetions re ceived bp the Captain of this post were, 111.1 with repaid le that part of their dusty which contained the Queen, they were to receive the itecessaiy orderts front her first Chamber lain, and he well knows, by the reports 4.f the said Captain, that at the evening she Chamberlain gave the waled-word; sit that ;f on express courier, or any kind of news arrived, the same Captain, notwithstaading that he watched always ::s eOlEpanyarith some one at of the Court, had orders to so straight to the chamber of she slid ramp Pergami and wake him ; and, from other reports, he knows ibis to hove happened more than once, and that they base always found las said Amt Chamberlain sleeping in his own room, and that they have 'awakened him to cusninunicate to him the LusitteNl (or which they had entered. (Properly signed and authenticated.) • (No. 3.) Clime, from the Colleggio Gattfo, 2dili Animal, 1920. , tut uudersigaed, hereby ailed, that every lime that I bad ',by six linfileA, Ntiyor '4liore.)7die ditir ideate' cania4e frith six ho,a,!.s. Theillaseliffs fitilliiraerl. and were joined by The they pro.% ceerled throu.'h Chei,fiside. The Another of ',Pr lons present was guar as great as on any for-. titer ltre•okinn, but there were no life guards men or other inilitiry in attend sore, nor was there any parade of !Knights io annum, ns on occasions. N ot the slightest manifestation of disoedi der or irregularity took place. The processiertio! proceeded to the stairs nt Blackfriars , bridge, where' I the state bargea'wrre in waiting, and there took' water, as usuari . for Westminster. • • ' • As the itrocessien• neared ll'estmiroter Bridge the cmicouile of Wats became extremely crowded on that part of the neer, nod in puffin. , in to the landing place it • wherry was upset, mid - four' well dressed women and three boys, who were in it, girt& thereby phinged• into-the %water, iii^ a situation or - g reat peril, from which, houreer;illey were almost instantly extricated by .the.exertierorof the persona on hoard thrstate barge, .i.do orhictivthey we're reJr• crived, amidst the most piercing,shrieks fr.nit crowd of terrified epectators otithe;ibritle and itlie adjacent bank of the • b.l itA , . •.. aosal The Low, Mayor elect w ith the ) • Ord Aliens:l 44 and their et/towage estrelllc ithleiditekeit , wards the Coal of Excites #f, ail t eithsequeacie of the pendm.: contest •resiyeeinethe property ill' the tidings of 10.'estrallister• Flail the Ceremony of the corotaitioni •thel were clittntiSP6d to Movie along the front i.h • ttehormitig: to'fii old iietinid, gofer turret at thenorilt-east eartiele;e'illid ascending a narrow winding , shatiethe 'dit1111?"-ilhat'• tweet, to' enter the •CotirtN;f^Erietititierl'tilisthe beck •door, ; instead of, a fatifterly.' attpriataFtit•lty 2 the . ' entrance froth !the Pfeil. • Protd;AO"'llorthd 'the' Court, to the lower end opintsite?•'tfito hbnelr,° on' which B 'Tons Grisham 'arid (iercisr hail tiken'their seats, the Chief Boron and lilat on iVtr o od heln 'absent' in consequence 'Of inifisrosttion, mon Serjeant 'ailteancect, in the. • renal" matinee to the her with the toril ) hlayor eleil 'fll*`. right, and the.hire! Lord Mayne•on. 'hia . reft;- nod ) bowing to the , Conet, laird, he bald to ire•lrift their Lerdstniss; up6itlistion, ) Christopher M'iiktlbT: Althorinlitr wrill't.kstiotier" of the City beLondin3; , vitio hi F, bly . th‘ •t•lotienirehta. voices of his Mktg. Cifiieni . 'heitirefecfed the' high and honottratfle o ffi ce ' ' crfl 'l.:o . rtr loi• of 'the' said City during the year eclat rtnit'... l reeded to stste,'ttltt from ttfeletOilitirtify"9llA'fr' they had had cif ohieloviim the CriAtifitcPbrth*Vflen 'lemon in the diSeliarge of th'e fikieo s of Sheriff, f its legit* Citizen plfwerf t t Tn/fbite i•r1415 . - desice io hie z•%at and:ability fOr''lllefalfslfter charge of that impittlemit trust WllliiitAteY"NdJiii-iii' ciudided to flint .They felt ihe'utirlosi rtlittt?t'e in' hit; seal nod actichiTorilie iiresel 4 ritfied larthe 7 'ol4i! mid tranqudittyrtf the COI- over Which ti. frA apPeinted to preside, milli) irs liirouess iii'rrai 't icy all attempts toeutreath aptiu'ilic mane imiihrte:t and valnal , le 'rights, imintinitles, f•rtvitivs which the City of London 'enjoyed ti' iieettriar in itself, and lb'ed trusted with pcifvet itcuril, sad confidence Swirls jodgment find dit:erition 'peer any exigency selYttfi might arise - dining the of his mayoralty to' call fur the extirtsige out of the general course of .'ii-ents. • And . :15' certain derea of manificelice and 'splendour a it necessary to keep his*, the t110)115r . and ' office; 1- racter of the oce; they '.re otsnred this Gentlemen would' not fail in his exertions to maintain it °nun eqnitl 'footing Willi that ofliis predecessor'. . fie laid also the hotionr to Viesont to their Lordship:, John Thomas l'hbrp, ti4l.;"the late Lord Mayor, who attended in person to render to his Majesty'an iteconnt of the manner iu which he had iliselistgeti the dirties of ins office for 'the year preceding. The Learned • aeinleroatt • then proceeded, in.. Itigh'strsin of eulogy, to point attention of the Court io the character and conduct of that Gentleman, dwelling at much length on his impartiality iii the exercise of his runetionr, amid out his exertiOns .. risoitally, and by. affording the use of the Man ion" Howie oh stich oecal,ions, to Intl and promote the views oT thore beoevoletit persons who conducted institutions which°, tied for their object thevimprovernetit of the conaitio6 and the adsunetment Of • the morels of 'their fellol creat ores. Alter the Common Serjeint had finidied bit sprt ch— Mr. Baron GRAOAM adefFeased the USIA Mixur elect, exhorting hint to justify by his eiertiosta flie honourahle testimony which bit fenow-cite'icrs,4.4 jut. 1(.1; tuooko the looses from their carrlsire%. 1114,1 the corner or Fleei-insrket ntionherle*s de incitation' were openly perpetrated by au immense 4niC oi pickpocket', who plundered die pockets 01,insity of their.contents, the mob being so wedged together oil account of the soi-disant Princess of Combethind presenting herself at the window, of , 41110eitte's shop sooner, of Fleet-market. .! • NOR7II-W.E.S I NXPADITION. •Weitave been politely favoured with the follow ing lettsr, just tecitived by a Gentleman of 'his town from -his brother, an offieer rogaged on the thkroge of discovery to the Aret:r regions. The in ledigenee which it conveys is the first that has been vetwtv4d from the expedition since the vessels en tered the • , : •. - i° Flatlsoit' s Strolls, July 16, 1821. ' " Tlaa day after the transport left us we catered these 6traits, which we found choked with ice; we entered it, l nevertheless, and at first made considerable pr.grcie, bill, he 'ere expected, wire at length beset, or, in other words, the itsetteriee'llartne coalesced do all sides, we fonnd ourselves tevaly impacted in the Wart of ii. Ever sites we have • ,40 aseviwg to soil fro with it s at the rate of live built* an Is4r, sealer:l'll , lo the flax 'nod reflux of the tide. SJllte- tifnes th e 'ice, iiiviilins, would allow ua to rol► . no a few , intB4, isinri'galo uoititet, itteurter'ate las riir (ley,. tly Ole !. illative( preerrartom itt• have connived to advance about Penile, to the Straits. i •: - • . !` ‘Vben I wrote by ;be teanayeart4 i think I.•reptreatied so • okiition, that we had left England milk tau early, : This has =wen %crilieil, not only by the difEcutties we have met with, )wit 11:110 by the circuitatince of . tile II udaod's 'Bay trAdt r" p/ortazoiettaken tie. Theo vesseledid twit leave thr Thaws alit She end vr laay. They gat on to the Com pany'e st6tic.. lerpeals, mid rcioru itrinip4yL4lr. .04 , 110tigii theicuargrapre , I " 'At" rely direct, I, catin9 4 4n4p, availiws aaysehl of the , iris:ice, to lit yyu know that 111 is Well, and tbdt , i e are Dow in/ thA pOillt of Makin a oldie ripld progreta. Ice by 1 , Idiht of rain, ofietaled'with a traceably warns .14, hat! been ; idreeolviae daily. sad we hatithie day horeAttweelitr tipWalette , tUp, ea i lei of it. We expect dailyito baste:outgo Civet. ' b, it 3, •u5i;..,.. l reset that these vessels trays juottedAaleo j ne, fur I phoulal have been glad to have had 'T1110,11144, luilii+erto eionmunicalP i ',t 1• eapeet tlvit leititetritl flortit4 waytolog shout •N t. • 1 rmitier; and when you see it you will at once colielnde flutt:': 4 rapedttieu ; tame tatlteue4 I .411wwwren•eted lb utteht be ~) fir you agaie, I route! 104 p erishiog. 'tat it outy.lter at 1ea5t,,,,1 iverpooi , iali iris beiliie C an here that g fi catiow.--4 - e 1", win , I ,„; 4 * ;..,oarier.) • After the LOitti Citx cErAim'had broke ,up Isis .10oirtt' y64 1, 44419' 16 fit,3lll()N SigJEAN? had an issistlie•nce of his 'l.:Mils ip, beiug . depute's:l by ,the unig'gititaits's to itivoe his Lordslop . Ito Lk: ,e.jvi“ast f • The ledinburgh.qier al Tyesany. alluding tonne ifAullir report of..tltt tr , 1 11 1 1 ? of ,tbeeoussf-ess of Lat D s. pls ,says, 'e can gpAuse our readers that , '1 the Noble 4:ou !stela," soyeslerOay in becitoOul an spirsl4 uuu.,,il6 - 1 0 ..: . • : thee of the most itllioosing eircomatantieowttelsklb 1. not *woo the stssesse u at, Batvrlussa is the lose of 1,400 .young, mesh woo were enrolled in the aNINig, rt , r the tlitabli-hiqra‘ of Lite cordon. Not nut of -ituvro, it is sailtpluso suisvived.—r(Jossrosol ldes De laaht. ) On Tnesdey last' Provost Gowns received a let- • ter, intimating shot the - Uords Justice:, 'to whom the power of the Sovereign had bees• delegated in his absence, had deertiesi' it proper that timelnight• be allowed fur the isterstigitiott of some tarts• which had been brouglitcforward tending to throW . toivicioti on the grounds upon atria) Margaret Tindal or Shatikieurds, had been found guilty► to grant- her a respi!e• fo► a month. We understand one of the circumstances alluded : to •is rel•ort which was originally stated in a tivemOrialtdritan up by her 'gent iti.this place, awl ;Oren to her Contuse!" before her trial, although not urged in her defence at ttsat time, fur seaeoca winch we shall not attempt to explain. It contains an allegation teortiors to' implicate ' ilmneuit ilf‘Phersaii, residing• inilon trose, whose wife is soul to have declared that her husband was alwertt on the night '.t4te Murder wits committed, and that he come to with bloody hands et Ilveueciork on the folio% ing morning; that when interrogated` he confessed being in SHUTTLE woirrit!* house, airing with his half brother, whose mime is MITCHELL, a smuggler of whisky; that' Ire spoke through his sleep, mod afterwards-left the town, Stc. Memnon awl lila wife bare since made their appearance, rind the • former •is to be Imo Kerry day. on • our streets, following his usual oecopotloD,• which. is that of a labourer to masque. He utterly denies the charges brought against him, awl • into .ollired to give Lilt:deli' up.—(Montrose L'h►aiek.l . . _ . .~ .~„~_~~ ,~ . iiiiiS THE TWO lIUNT)RED MILES 31ATCII IN %WREN ys. . . The Gentleman pedestrian who started to do this match on Wednesday moraine, performed 70 miles on the first day, and after refreshing hinoclf with sic ep four hours. he started again at four o'clock cis Thu,ttlay auurniojr. Our come speodent left hint freAaad well a 3liort distance (rum item sty, in Hamtishir-, having done ti 'mike at two o'clock p. at. His route eeuld be throuTh Salisbury to Devizes, in It'iliatire, and from thence through Newbory end Heading, far Lon lon. Li!. ground to• finial) is eix mites from Long aliditlemx.. II is a match on which great stakes'ate pending, and betting has btcume earn. • • DUELS PREVENTED. .• • • Tharedsy informatirai was received at the Police Office, • Row.atreet. Ont.:Sir Williams Adams, the celebrated ormlist, bail been challenged by Mrdtlehm, aits:ateiti b oe vo n iu the arm!, to fieit • decd It appeared, that the relatives 01 the parties hail taken the alarm that a verbal mes sage bad hero retried be S r With,m from m r , Ihnmsb the medium of a Mr. It enilAlt, rceiijring the setisfac lion of a geutleimin. Sir I:iv:14101 Hittite, on licaring the st..ternent of the frieuds of the pir ties, is.ued a warreat for the apprehension of Mr. Melia soil Mc. Holdall, who under went a private They; howc ere, piii:ifirelv de nied Owl the memage was of the t.miteney imputed. They were respeived to find trill till the next Sessions to keeled's peace to Sir Wiiiiaiii, Ail alfeir ut tumour was also prevented taking place pea. terd.y .morning, bet w een Lientereot Wr.liirmi Kelly and a rifleman sit/crisp(' to be go officer is Hie army. by:the prompt interfereistie of P 1 sr, the `ho repaired to Chslk.fsrm, the spot chosen for combat, at eight in the !nursling. and perceived a party of five ur six gentlemen nialsiug the usual preparations fora clod. Bacon staled, that nereeieing a tall geilleman saris:curing the ground, be in siani'ly 'bowed his authority fur pref. sting the affray. The gentleman, however (whom be soppoeed to lie sal triAtllan), did sot relish this interruption, swore that he believed him not to he what lie represented himsclf, moil Nil , oeil 'Una to make til,„•or la would shoot Idea, •The officer then addremed honseif to a Ectitleuilnn 4f low sieture, who had, he ~id, • • pistol of as great li ilgth as the taller gentlemaii'e, hut could net he prevailed on to part with it, 01.0(4-elite that he • oas a ausetram, and quite disposed to keep the peace. Bacou then attempted to disarm him, in doing which he narrowly escaped idestruettoit, the pistol accidentally gating off in the struggle. The officer was enable to apprehend either of the party. 11IPORTANT TO TEE COAL-TRADE AND 7116 PUBLIC. Yesterday the adjourned informations anninal Mr. Best, a col meter, fur a dereliction of his duty; and Mr. Smart, for abstracting him therein, contrary to Act of Parliament, came on to be 'ward before items. Wyatt and Hardwick, at Lam beth-street Pulice-o(fiet,..whieis was hlt, el by persass inte rested the decision of the case, and is of considereble Interest. The one against Mi. Best was firot entered upon. Mr. Andrews, who attested as Counsel fur the proems 'lntl'', opened the case by statist, that it was an infor in .ii n is Fled outlast the Defendant, a labnceing coal-meter, by Mr. Bradfield, a respectable coalossercioint in Westminster, for refusing to do his daty ;aye-sonauriog some coals short of meatture, which he was *opined to do by the Act uf Par liament. Of the Prosecutor, Mr. Bonifield, be bad nu doubt the Magistrate had heard much; lie was a person whose exertions, for some time past, hail been employed in 'correction the abuses existing is the coal trade. The Loused Counsel then proceeded to state the case, which was afterwards detailed in evideuce by the following wit. stes , es : Mr. Bradfield slated that he was a exii.m. /chant, residing in IYestikieste r; and on the 25ah of September saw a wag• Feu of rotas Its Blackfrierterastl, belonging to Menet. Fanner and Gael., the yeaderA; two uthernantea were on the prignan. The witness followed it to the iupte ofilife.Soasrl, in - Betnnal.greca, where It Mopped, and (here informed a fe. wade servant, as well as the cameo, of ill suspicion of the coals beind abort messare: The servasitOn ;he absence of Mr. S. expressed a wish that s sack aliuuldbo measured, which NV,. accordingly done, and was flitted to contain wily two b l ishels and a half, inure: of th(ec bushels. then . told theani'ant she should glee o•ttire to the vend, rs , sad in a meter; which was done- ' ; end Mr. Bear, the Weiadabt, a fel:mullet meter, aft , ma arils arrived, and wialwil to kneel who' peared, the rola to be recoontired; and said tar would sot isiaarigAlie,cuals till the purchaser, Mr. Soso, cue ionise. , He was hen sent Cor, and, in the interim,, the .Detendaut 'ssietisureff a Week, tvideb 'was ate° shore: Wituess;al the iinie,Coriael wed be measured flamer unfairly, as the coals acre putin with-the hand isetead of the shovel. Mitten repeat- ' edly staked she Defendant ate'erssitowe she meals, but be est. fused fur them. hears, and wheo,wor dusk commeneed the lmt-oitrier s . The tlelsy willies* naught war for the purpose of concealit:e the fraud. rtitr.aVin. !lobed* al 'a then called, and etatmitliat lee weed the notices on the venders and at the eisaloneter's (Ansi of • ; Ilse bring short. Defeadaal arrived at kle.•Setart'a illeasse alma' tan bows ittiein.rds,..and Asia( tan mint tore. • tone/noire the j Lent dill ant irrirediate4t, as the Act re. 'elitirei, and refits. d (Lein; ad tiff Mr. Smart came home. - Mt. Win Rialto.. a &pally eloslosfeter, Old he vas pan inn at the lime; Mr. Bradfield wee' these, and Brat ; they ware argaiag together, and bar Defeudsiot said he would not measure them In answer in • quce.i9ii ir.;:u ‘rpti 1, the Magistrate, th 4 witness said he tilniald certailily baec retaeamire•el the chili duleetly. . 'Howes tlie• ease for thelorentarotion. • -Mr. Beat, in defence, 'seethe Ina (blind, ignescent of any design its hts rifosal to eptteasore Hie : coals, aspi slid pot know the Act ceinnella him la thq, iustaist . perfatpiantee of tau dtily; : he thwilcht lie all two lame rk time allovieaad to. s inlatitilad 'h oats merely tlie . purehmter and venders Imawe . sonetsportuoily atstaffe the mouth retina, be . a was n entire stranger in ally cf the parties: fbafilf • further,, diseustisati now took place respecting the notices, and'it wasstateel , that the conies in ihe utSce were . different trout the orieltaals served. 'I be Mneistrntes then convicted the Defendant in the pe nally of Si. Object to nay difference in the notices. • Mr. Andrei,* said, the olapact of the Ptitseeanw was a • most ism tby a.,d had only the reformation of the abuses now meisttrg 'ti view. Ile had merit time and cx. pence for the lust liar years ill the Tortlseratice of this impar. that pahMa object, nod bad often Wei before the 1, , g6 141 ure. The ease iteniast Mr. SipArl, the pure-brute of the coals, fee abstructine the meter itiiiis.dety. was then emend iota. From the evidence of the Defendant in the la.t case, and the Ober wit ot ssas called, the caw ; ayes clearly rend. 'neigh some evliteace was called to e•lsut it, and the a.kiedieut WO, mewled in the penally•of ' ' ' Mr. A. meeting. Ntr..ll. the ollter der, inked: 6' !jot, mune Cepitale nhaee%4)o/..,l3jegt /l a id weld in the present Lettsry F o ur," asurtesed B. " Ilkas suer isskoued the utiwr, "is that all?"-4 4)1! sthy LlOll *say would you have' Them. were 1.0 'more drawn; had you can't expect him to 101 l more dad all." In the boisterous high wind on Sunday moritig Irnti the low front stall which remaitie'd - of au old' house lately taken down in - the Frinr-gste in thii plac, was blown down - towards the street. Two little girls, daughters of Mr. WEBSTER, hunt and shoe-maker, were passing' hy at the time ou their way to church, one of whom was completely buried under the fragments; she was eitticated tp opt : edify as possible, and al thong,' touch Istuired and tractor= ed, we ere'happy to learn 'not dangerously to; 04 other eleAred with little i:jur3 . . Had the accident occurred somewhat later, wli'zn the Prtncipal part of the Congregation, and tl,e ciiilPen - of the Sunday schools ate ateastomert 'to pats'clogeln• the wall to St. Werbireer Ch9tch_. the cotirtitlu4res'lpight have biadtcfclful.—tLie , by Mercury.) ' • • • LAIN' INTELLIGENCE. • ~ f , l flea le COURT OF cHANcEitr.Name. INIr, r. FRIDAY, Novemata v. " •o• LORD Cdancitt.Lue come into Court 04 half-past cell o'clock. IN THE 11ATTER OF HOW.% RD AND GIBBA, • DAN It NU VI S. HART reque.ted liberty to mgaii) inentinis • this petition to his Lordship, Which wits (Or, ilie mist's! bf Ns-ignees. It would he hit recollection that he hail elven liberty that it should be heard beforo . his Honour the Vice-Chancellor, and Honour had fixed this day for the hearing.' ryfic Vetitioners hod' fume filed - several which his (Mr. flort'al the cred i tor s r a d i i,: had the successful choice Of' uesignVas, had net lied time to ahssver. It slink: he tberefoo ur ce'sary fur hint In ask his Honour to fix a mare distant day fur the (scaring of the petition ; bust rue had smother application to make to the Vice- Chancellor, which he did• not think himself ad-' Mongol in doing without the permission of his' laoltisuip, as he.had directed that it shnuld be heard by the Vice•Clituiceilor for Inns Lordship}'.: r was, that his Honour world admit the cetnreission to be worked pending the petition; if it were tic", • it might be highly detrimental to the-estate of the ' hortiltrdpts, and if it were admitted no injury c0t.14 • iseebr; lossivuokliethe present ass*isets be rensovert they could assign over to their sticeeasurs'in The Loui CHANCHLI:OII--" I con have no eb jectiase so your making what applicottun you please , to the Vice-Chancellor." .1 °ODIN v. THS GISMO! OF NORWICH. The 1:0an CuatscELLon‘oo4 a 104 review of • this calif.. The question is,, whether the Plaiatiff or th e Right Reverend Defendant has the tight the preseutatiou of an ecclesiastical living. The.,. point twits on the coustructiou of the *lll of the . late Mr. Thellosou (which it will be recollected has already undergone so much legal discussion)., His Lo-dshup reserved his judgment until to-siorrow , (this day). . • , BROWNe V. DS TAITRT. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL %tided, he 'RS io strum(' to ask his Lordship for lair minutes of lie deciee in thi4 cause. The LORD CNANCELLOR—" I had the pipers in the cause with me in the country ; I will tiring . the minutes into Court on Monday manning, anal deliver them out." VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, Nov Erma 9. IN THE MATTER OF novrAaa AND GIBBS,. BANKRUPTS. A petition was offilred to the Court, praying: that his Honour would set aside the appubstaietut of Mes•rs. Cerro!. Duff, and Wilkie, assigMees,.. made by the Commissioners, on • certain grouodi therein contained, sod appointfresh assignees. The petition +was , ordered to be resented at' three o'clock , that other suitors to ihe C ." might not be incommoded hy it. - ' . AV. HORNE, rising to state the ndfnle or ' petition, observed, that doting the sla sl o g or the" Court a great many slEdsvits had bcen til . rel in r;t.:.' position to it. From which cironnistanct' Le die not wish to press the subject to a liea"rok just' thet,, P ' as the offiaavita would require sit;ne little time fos . the preparation of answers to their altrifations. Mt. Haat.. for the other sad-,'•Cad . 1.6 objection' to idjourtilui t g the cnnsitlerathiti aifiertition, pro - pitied that the execlutiou ar the u:s'usirtit Here taut staid In the itttenth. . Mr. 1 1 1 ORN if observed, that ilie'l:lsi s kritent ' Ws: " already staid froin 'the notice of tlitiNl4Oecediags., Mr. Tnikt.Ovg, .on the softie iiia4 said, , that there was g 0 ' necessity for adifloritutint, as he" had feud rivet the main affidavit, ,Hitt foilitero o thiog" in it which they were not quite-ready t.. answer. .. • Mr. lloritce expreastel his rerdilless to go or. with. the p e tition."- ' ' ' ' Mr. FlAtif, on the other sieW,Atiquired if ifioi: hod at rved'sr. hearer, h 'relluteir eith whoiie proof the. had before q uarrent.d. • . .' .. Me:"Tiusi.ove said, that Mr. P,arce was in .. • Court, ' - • . ' Mr:MotiTAcum required to know if he Ion; beet: served WllliVotiate. . , ri..r.. te Mr. HAUT thought that if Mr. Pewee . tiers lit Court there ws no oil:qualm* to serve li:re • '.. , . Mr. MonTapue thought it esselit u utilliii,v l ,4r t . Pearce 'slititild he served, :IA recptie RI . tiov, i What proof tilde was of l; r. Pearce ),li:ig'i'n'Cou"rt. Mr. TattLOws 'utillerstood thatllr. Peaici , !' in Court. 'ti dirt not cpiir thit'llis crt'don, - , whose debt' made subsequallilttie euts i ii'o4A.!::, branch of We-Lugo:neat for "the pention,. was . is Court. The VICE-CE.lNcit.t.ua nfrerecl to ini;otiiii tte, % . I hearing until Mr. Pearce could tie tervt: ! iior,tit i ti, orguincot night proceed, the Cutins . i . iliarrjg si t; eel a I.:I;)cr binding theraelies; t'6;:t.prwidri : it 1 i tatl:e as if Mr. Pearce had been.r4lthuly ser'seg., Mr. Mulirr r sotJE could :tut see vitly there ‘S)lOu4 be an inter-term:l in thv4rocrethitgs _of:l4e FAAl li. mission on ficc'ontit of ta# v eit,,,i, .i,opiltiosc to were •io 916 .. ,::i'ijourned), herd' I held 'o:t i n was coL trary to law anti produce. . ' 1?le %ital./Cita N eEti.isw cefl4/1h1)41 the Coo rs.. I agaill4etttevetitnt to Wilass there' objections to ;tie argument going on. Mr.'llittlPillerrecrto the. sifitlittitS for acme oc those objeenem4, winch :uffielseitslai re no! yeceolo'- pleted, andblvii Honour omits ,:ticrsebt dee4u 'll liorpriling'tkit all the i+rla'aie. 1,04 e l i,t ( ,,ly/1 'Md; feting . thut:ttie' a miens' against the ilipoihtittent IA assignees hod never heen` - tiei.d of 64 ycitNifil: Another day 0041 tto be tippoliutt'3. la the mein time there'cou'd be no nrcea'sify for to•tt;trit Walt the spreblUttuent, nor for interruirtin ,, the bieViltOti of the.Cottrt.' In reply to some remark from', fhe blVijills e t illi ti ma 615 riser, neceveu i y of ittifenctiOdftitifladditasis of the sisigners. Mr..s l ,WlifSGDlt otitll.o4-itllat'lies cordio4 tr: all known' tina'rctablisliarrirdtke, ir. moment the'assiguee:i wi l l* elitism etniVellaui% wit eornoleted. : • ,• i .. 'ltte, vt. I :( t.. . The VICE-CtlattcaLLOß again re . 41411 1. tfre Learned Cobosel to ritlew`-tbetr 't:belb iii . tl.r petition being '.hetirel. 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