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Oge W-pmv.eit, *MN* of of a person hum that:sulk. who was Mrudl r1144811e4 41 ideatil4 &poi detisseptly Passe Judge. thiarefor... Airreetal the Jurrili lay,' , sr py co nAlopaion bf the Smoot...A, out of Glee dried, and directed them to tied thcir verdict on the • comets covergang iJnielefoulys • „aft e r th e tt p e i i i ii g speech of Coolly'. Jamb* Kilhcy.Roq.‘Coilector of :Jim:Leer-being, osllett.aud shorn, loud, hat • Ite. iu. a conversation; , with Dunne, 11l Va. loons • euarged blot with th e baaeuess of al celuiney lutenist aosost Mr. Illartiu, by in a% (Utuhup). %tom vitich .I.l4mwe solemnly as. :petted **a truth. the.. Mr. 'Mart* tiiii.keep iu piey: .m.f feminism), who 14.11/ i gili ill Ca:4l4er egamst the ging'. forces. to murder lust, awl that he iveutd • rote it. al.ol‘Yosii,,Esq-lieiog sworn, •mid, that m Jul,,' lie7sf Deane itieutpuiltmt 111 the . a the Feur . , •Goorts in by Jr. Martin if ke mill per..:' -1164t4tA titt: rose and malignant cliarti ef his, Mr. at artia'a. brietang st Frenchman is ply to murder late t Dame. I. r -iy, uutquivocally asserted that .he did continue tbechairsve. and that be was ready. -to prima it. Mr. *Kirwan' added, that the Coons,. Arms then Sitting...est that the words were spoken Mt • the pripince tot' 3040,40 people. He partiLuLuiyl nand Mr. Higgins.. Browse, and eater' s !, vino seise listening to his evnimcce. Mr. one of the Gentlemen named. was; the sad corroborated, in fulled Had •Mlthet satisfactory cautuier, the testimony M . 0..: pre-1 ceding witness. . Mere Ptsiubra Counsel clamed. the case, ohiews4 ins, that although they did.not thiuk it iyammey lie mite up. the time of die Court by. producing witnesses then present, the I)efendiritt •Itud it in Ins Power to mil user thnee Gentleitien, whose names Mr. Kirwan. bad Multipart!. wad who we&e then is Court, abd before the Defendant's eyes. The Defesident, huwever, declined to eitinisto •any witoesset, mid thP Lenraed judge proceeqd to charge the Jury. He befit.: by ' 'observin. , nom the dau ,eroiss tainiency of c ountenancing slendore agsisi.t persons of Aer a ted cask and mention is life, sad especially agatost those entrusted with high duty of .reputsmiting the public is Pas. honest. Titia, -true, was a laud. of fieedom. ,sod the chat:actors of all men were open to diikus-; mion.aad nessobastal asuinadversion ; but those who. iodeite, shoal.' be cautious as to the nature sad Mr. lifnear mood is an .especial degree; 7theikilpitons of. she great county ire hid the, illsory.r. to oddesesvend neforethe spublie'at large.' Mrs-enteetsiseledly.ehmen by that eounty, as the i gnardien of Ark vighra and liberties, proeirig by a ...pontoon of ibirir they were fully sa tisfied with the mode in which he discharged- his .1 11 1 11 081, 1010 Y dune+. That be stood high us their os sell as of :the reentry so general, -eautouleop from the circumstance, upon which •ilia all conapeteut to decide. Character is ,lbcpsiegaty object to all men. but public - men :May hen sid .to sabre Naga diameter alone. After titse upon this topic, the Learned that tbeevidesoe of the slander . semi direct assd.cenollease ever begotten 41110111111 a th e weds of a kmart ; that it not uof r ---. ..notwattad-theettiltilth bet ossasiacel auclintrams—_ 'ts* dos Voiendaut did not dense•is estoniudisa. Slander thaw elks tealskast .41po v atostekilillerato in its intone, meat isoiedisiegins iessi daily hi its ann. was proved 'spinet the' be tilloidant ; *tooled to vilify and dotes& one of the -dient tharoskos is the comity ; it loon not only to • Mitt. isat,,to blast biota the Apialon of his --oundiets Sot the sodiossity of the charge did .Bo n intat hats: it wont tardier, even to brand disorroiasiorsom sod to swim bias seaworthy of life. Joasvhat was its object ? It ahartred Itot in sub aimss with the reline of loorpitotx to el urder , shish conspiracy to murder ar sow wade a felony of dadh. The Lemont Judge. in conclusion, ob • oresoull. that if the Jury believed the evidence, and It toostsod ancodtrarketed and naweakened, they .bract And a verdict for the Plaintiff proportioned Ito Ohs crime, mod ohm proportioned to the rank and Illitintiou ef Ale. Martin iu The Jetty vet ;riel,;kaa brwlht iu a verdict $OOl. ax, s.d fall coat% NAVAL INT6LLI4ENCE. PORT!MOI TH. AUG. 21. • Medlin arrived or sailed this ind N.E. • PLYMOUTH. auo. 90. Came is the Sapphire, from the Cape of Good Hope ; ?krt. an.l Aireisses, from the Eastward. Sailed the Ilsrlrytaiot armed ship for Alilford. (NOW n Cordon is appointeJ to the rilk de Paris. JIO sad Captain. 11411144, late belongink to her. is P# toted tolheColeip.tfe, 120 was. T his basuriflal "ship la reto rted" lea dte Jett]-heat to her - Moorings off the Stillest Pond, in order to effect het outfit; her guns are Anon board, and she is 'erected to go oat of harbour in a week or ten del a. 'Come op Flansnaze, the 41enserse, 3fi, and Pit -19 giin., to be repaired ; the focuser is or skied for docking. Devito, almost. 21. Yesterday the West India feet, about ISO nil. 'tame to anchor in the roads, .with the wind from the eastward, and oft ttie mekieg of the flood tide, ''sitt their anchors, and turned into the Dowdy. . slitiedlterooois the Tartar, custom-house cutter, rirthie Are, Worthinguni, sent is a scnogglit4 Aer, with about, sou r-ankeni of spirits.--"the wind still mimics. from the eastward. DEAL, ♦US. al. fkiied the Lowistitere to the Nortitioard. 5,6'1(4 through the Dowu►, the Civilise East India imam hat. hitoeteuitooth. TA IJIOUTIII. Ara. le. ,1141 ed Hit Majesty's 1411 p Aka, with a Beet of • far Cori. and tie Norristown., armed • , with a Beet of cnaltais for Wale,. Tile 4-Kent packet. wi.h mails from liew-York gpol is eighteen dory feom the latter place, 414: the Mints* Feast, front Jatuaica, are arrived of this port, ~ emit is awl sailed Soria, the Sapphire. • i 4 Arreesd 4104 Nwrcisowt, guns. Captain Mel -01*s Sr' tee itootwerd.—Warped down to .the *4.oes &tumid. St/ guns ; she will be ftaa4: to day, preci ou s t o her wailing.---Swilcd•the Are, it, haw' LOTTERIES: , (Contiitsed fora Maus& !it Paper.) Air. Moult Bosse Vila is ywur trade rim a pawiliroket. Sil versmith. Awl jeweller, in the Strand. :lbw icing have you been a pawnbroker wan brought up. to it ;.atteriversli i left it, end have Wave embarked in it again. 1 have been a pawn broker upon my own accouivt in all fourteen year's, and I hare been in hornless, iu the whole, twenty 'finstateurs. DMA that time, have you had opportunities of rvatious on the effects produced by the lousily ?—I have had some opportunity, and have seen very nufavonrable effects. • Are Ton aware that the la*, retpectiog t draw ' ing of the' Lottery and Insuranced, bay beets altered • withiis;Ux or seven years?—Yee, Fain. Have the evils been diminished by the alfrr s tio n of the Lottery ?-1 consider that within the last tivi-or slit years the evils have.betii dianinishois • •Do.evits e.iat from the Lottery bider its sent regulations consider they do. • To a considerable degree ?—I know one monk' bow nearly ruined by' .it. I holes 1 shall not bi obliged tentenliou the name ; 1 have known the plate of the • family clime into my hands, sad they could not renew the payments; and I have been informed, that they were *bilged to lose all. We do not know finial about the periwig:who pledge with us, and they will sir that they live at Brent feed, although lbw may live at Kim. or elsewhere. johns have sent to families to inform them. to pre vent their login, their goods by not renewing; sod• ato doubt often ineffectually on that account. Was the family you just spoke of in affluence? -4 mean a family which was well to do. Does the family consist of a man, his wife, and ,children do not particularly know whether. ;thrre is husband or not. It is a lady I spoke of; !he was so infatuated, that she would persevere, saying she hoped to get her own back, and it has • unfortunately been the reverse. I recollect some few years-hack, five year* ago, a person, whose wife had made away with alumni every thing. 'He .was collector of the various taxes nt Clement's 4nn, and froth the distress he was driven to by the misconduet of his wife, he threw himself into the New River. We. he in geed circumstances X-41e was a men wry well to do ; he was ander-perter st . Clement's Inn, and afterwards upper-porter. His name was Mathews. How coma thelesityour knowledge ?-1 knew it, because be to in oar own parish. and whets hives dead -VW cirriintstances come to my krussiledgm hien : the wife, and they were con tinually pledging everything they could' get. DO& they pledge with you( ?-4 bad malty of their things. Have you ahy other particular Fact within your iscoilechon ?--Ind I lumen what I was to be =llea here foe, I might have conned over a variety of things, which I have not now upon my meniory ; hot, sa thehsabits of business, and the opportunity of obverting distresses, I hare been frequently led to einterish Maple from insuring, because I knew the congesting:me. Despealmeartlest yea did this since the new re- ! galatione f.=-Tlease had a good effect, but there have been the Little-Goes iu some part of the town, and they go %lira the chances. Do you • apprehend i that el lte Little• Goes are plated by the tottery chances, and that they are only employed daring the Lottery believe nets; but the officers in Bpsw-street knew. Dix* the tine of the drawing of the Lotteries, doou find your business enemas 2—Always. i it allusions of that description that it dues not inetememt other periods?—.Pretty near the re gular quarter-days we have as increase, altar that wetune an influx of money. Are the pledges made during the period ..of the drawiag of the Lottery of a description different from those of other periods N.-We get such goods then as we do not see all the year round. What sort of goods ?—.Superior goods, es cisia- . iag from better families; and I do think the Lot-. tery has been the occasion of it. Dave you more pledgesat the Irene time of the necessaries for living, such as linen and bedding ? —Not so much as they have done formerly; hut I conceive it is the case in soroa degree now. When there are demands. such as cannot he foreseen, it. causes numerous quarrels among such people. I know in our workhouse, belonging to Si. Cle meot'is, the people there are so infatuated with Lotteries, that they have att e mpt e d t o su b scr ib e their 6d, a-piece for a part of a ticket ; and there is a greet deal of insurance, putting in for what they call the ow — as ' last-drawn ticket. 1110 W, _ swespstitkak soth as the , "ire eon a peg* siker r—Not out of isffice ; I Was Churchwarden the leer b last. We hare a person lamas in oar ausd.house, from the excel.," she hod 1 . 0)110 to in the Lottery; she had made away with all that could be moved. The husband forgave here i and. on account of this forgiveness, a lenity_ she d i d net expect , she won t out of her mind. Had I knows of your inquiries, I could have provided myself io a different man oer. Will you came to tha Committee when yoo hart collected more faets?—Yee, I will do that. Such as come to your obaervotsoo, both as parish officer and pawnbroker. • On Thursday irst Wert York Regiment of 'Chu, was bird by a Coort-Martial, at Plymouth, and seateated to receive wren • hundrid lashes. for maiming his owls person, by harlot!, for several month s past. after the Stullfetlit-ited daily dressed a wound In the back of his hand, intresioced ewe Itad buttons, with the shanks west the flesh. seder the plaister Msd bantlese.- . . So animist ie Government of the spe•dy recovery of Lisboa. that preparations are already marls for rc-eatablishinir packets hetweets that place 'led Falmouth. Two vessels hare sailed from Fel month with hole jots& for Spain 0 Sue for Cunt. and the other far Constr.& On Wednesday 1.814 a Very full meeting of the Gentlemen. Clergy, Merchnnts, and other principal inhabitants of the lierouvli of 104(1 % was held at the Town's Nall ; wise; an Address to Iris M A./ rarr, spin - mint; the condisct of Gayer,- meld in relation to Spa as wan siosimolitly agreod to. SAGS. rittcr. Kele! 'A. de. te ot: aeatex, 11. is.' Su al. 15a. Sae; '9l. lee. to A. 134. 454 Duty laid VOICE% (W NAY ilt(D wr.J.►rra'a. Kay, 51. to &W . rt. ed. Straw, 11. Iyr. to 41. Olt 44. Isa it I ots. as. as. Is te. St Lamb 415 Aommedam. 3 U. U. Ditto ot NOW . 3.: 7 Hotterdmo it s oU. Homburg 35 9 gig% Athos ...... 115 a A I L'. Para iday's dam It 3 ti Ditto 94 9 U. Diamoilramm 94 Madrid. is Da I . 4l ear l Palermo Ditto &lama 4l 4"; 111.1irttE I'S. “SEN-I , 4I.CIMARE, AttVtf 4 titivate •Itfrrisi. thertlay, nitii.slst ah isetnisider able ; itdra„•early la l'or iuneweeti, were. aside it • opal; astassise lc prier, bet rsther dell afters sots rkarlry sea glalt hilly sap pelt leo prices Witite - Yess 'spear* of Ps. per qii4der dearer. Reams el the Mee livels a trde higher. Of Oats doer aim large arr:v.o.4, awl this trade is sleeted cheaper. Sates air View as per the amplest airliner CUBA 4./1 , GRAIN. Wheat ire,. 70a - eta. Tice 8ra.... ses..6lls. Fate ditto "As up.. Oats ue. 3114. 444. Wit ........444. 4114. •Pubsis... ...... si• 430 ad. Battey - 4041. atia. ad.• ' ihrtate• ditto to 434. ed. JMalt .. • ... 70s. ass !tar, Seed ....... asl. 444. White/mm.01414 tics. Grry hi.......... 6us. 0d..1 Cr . * river 6lli fN &cools OIL Cis !r Hops. IrOCILITS. kat, 31. 3.. t. 41. 151. SOWS. 31. fin. is 31. 13$ Tartslisto.Sl. --o. to 71. to t.33,C001. 'MAW, ON SATURDAY. II WTI:CNA PIM Moy sl. Its. to 61. too hew, —I. --s. to 61. et . Oyes; .1 . to II 71. IVO: 1122,2, _ 11. itlll 20 21. SS . MINNIALL MARKETS. eisedes . I %MI ,) 48. od. to 110. M. Perk so. ed. to do. 'ed. ed. to sa ea. 4:011L-MARKET, Ave us', U. flips at If arket. 6 , 4 d. Prke. 43—Newcastle aas. 6d. a toe. 6d. e..gesisrlaad • as.. 6d. aas &I. —Welsh C.eal 41 . . ea lid a us. od. 1.. Yorkshire o —s. W. a us. od. I ..Ciadess .... 33.. ed. • .Ca. ud. PRICE OP IT04201.111M11110410 , " sr per Cad. Radom/ w l 3l ll I per Cent. Can* • 4 per Cent. ......... ...... a per Cent. If nup ' tag Annuities ' 1411 : 11i Taped& 3 per Ceti Imperial Annuities Osmeettis " Encitetpter Rills Consuls Air ROM fitock-broket CHANGE, Aug. :9. %maks Se fir .. as lie Olort• 7O 111 WeedLiotr Portugal Geld ia coin led Barszoz. h ew Doe New Dollars. —• 5 s Silver is Bars — Bea Louis each — Agar of the Bank of Holland. ri Per Cent. 'affe;iisti; rib • •►• • At Garraway's L e, I% fitsDAl, ILe 7th Day of k•ptestber, 100_,11 at Twelve tei ;lailikit t Very Valuable I'ItFEIITILD'IL TA E, in • the Coyote of Hereford, rOmprleimig the afttoor sad Royalty of HAMPTON-COURT, the Eirion Plessiou ilvumt, (replete with erennitemintion for a large faimityj, With the ufilices, garaears, phmre vueeds, park, the green throb, water DOH, late, soil fish puede; plrtaresque outages, cod Pl 2 nts'ifmtvi highly ortutottottd with has her, Wet I rampreting sprints of twelve Laudml statute acres of very rich arable, meadow, p istare, orchard, hop prittiod,'so4 wood rid (4 the fn.), ileifebtfelly situate is a beautiful ouwatry, five mites vliataat frau. the borough of Le...ninon-, same fr o m the city of Herefurd, mad our hun dred tied thirty -five from Landis's. To 'he filleted by tickets oaTy ; or am application to Mr. Twee, st Ae ftb,rerife Lou,, is fleasytini Covert Perk, of wawa primed Pertinsiere ray be had ; ct: .4 at the New lea, ; the MI Pule ton, Warcestei ; at Llarramay's hamlet of Edward Boutlie, Essi Lower Hrook-stroat sited tof Mr. Claridge, No 47, Pail-Ilan, Luudou , abere a pie& ef tit islets was/ fa aeon. PALE BY Auencrt, I kit At ?treaty" kI . :NG add f.oettrE, !boons. 311 . 1 ‘ 1 4-ettivt,l i tiveut.Clnte n . ,Stfti v mad four Y.:Winn slays,. as Irseive o'clock, A Cot.I.EA:Th.r. ilutihs; emirs : thm .1% are ; ratio, Ellnnout's Wntit4,9l2 p141(4; 44m it ,r s Portr. by Potpie ; DeVIIM/ 0 Ungf.'" Lid Kai**, big: Canute'', by tithing, 2 tuts.; Jub...tou's pu:11444;T; 4014. ; Tub.eava de la Revolutnus, 7 tout. rigurts ; ins of the Poises os pour te l fie Jr l'etrarque, 3 Um.; Clenson's, Qibtiotl.a l u q g laa iletletoe lbe. 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Drat, french mad bigntl) i maenad, English and Frr.inh; containing ail words of t essera nee, and authorised b) dot belt 11'e4ttns . by Thintont Nugent, LL.D. The Elev. •1111 Edition, carefully revived and evdorged. To trlitch aro ,Mr added, many %ti.ribi h, both puma : wore than too thoo.ioid .aerraignif icationa. with all ibis Irregolariiito of the Etigi.sit %who and Now*. .Ey .1. OTIIIOII%. 011. bound. _ _ 60141)0 N : ertatei by IP.V2IJSIIN, No t 9. 1)14 liowirt4t.coort, t'atey-rhvet, oast pr.biolled at the ,kte-. ta t Dock of at. ciaue,..•••• Anirrii, Strom', try J. id mane plv 4strs. &e. fur this P..prir Nu to am ()lice, (punt paid,. will Ipc Maly attend/hi oh I •o aro MARRIAGE. vviiiitY Os Saturday Met, at Thorpe Surrey, Mr. Sande*, of C.bert- Dicey I say, to Miss Haniber, tithe city of Bath. tuna) , Om the 16th instant, at Daudet, Gallaway, Req. u v led tricreiant, in Edinhargh„ to Mime Anna Maria Darruport [l na , only daughter of the late Willima Davenport, Esq. of Loa! deuderry. Lest week, at Aspley, la Bedkedeldro, the Rot. Willima ew re- Dennis'', Rector of Culdloputt, Beek; sad late POW./ of there Lincoln College, to Miss Avelia, of degilty. town, Oa Thursday mousiest, at Claus, mar Bristol, Richard Mamma, Req. of birch Grime, in the ewes of Glemorgen, Lienteiteet-Colonel is the Royal Glawegan Regimes' of Ire ee' Militia, to Sesame' Maria, daughter of lotus Bosh, Esq. eY see lute of Sine et, Ia Oxfonlshire. re not, Ou teanwery the lath Met at Ohmosire Church, County of Cost, by shelter. James Stopford, Captain J. if Irwin, rie. * t li d i.taat-Cl e : r eit te t r rw ." in em , Z i e to cr e ßeiL urcee rse, l .w i tt re4wi stt oi Permanagh, Elm. to Lacy, doopiter of the Rev. Juba Caet• t duels weed, ofGlansta h e. be re- DEATHS. K that On Thursday evening last, at his country seat, Maui Ledge. is Kent, Oliver Ferrer, of Berlfunimpare, Req. Os Friday last, et hie how at Wiludamog, sear Dart er the SW in at, Jaws Cluismieg, Req. Admiral af the White, &rent aged 7n. goo d s Oa Saterday, at York, eller a long and severe Maw, aged 84, John Moore Eaq. late Captain in the 3d R eg i men t o f Drapes timed:. Cena' • Last week, at Ilinweasee, Mr. Harrison. Ma bee leg t Let-. poverty, amooatlas to *pearls 471100 L 01111161114 hypbbing la pip. of th e Lately, at Cheltenham, hi Via oath year, Capt. G. Bur- Wing wit ) rl Whisystea, of the Royal Nary, ow of the lateT. „ Wideman', Diq. of the Eke India Composers service; ead Lute nephew/if Sir T. Frontlet* Barweet, of Thittleby Pa*, When Yorkshire. nillr It , HIGH WATER, i'alS DAY, AT LORIDOPI-BRIDUR. rie. I Mom 4 • • le* Sties $ oats. otter 3. t. Cle- • a with SALTS •ST AUCTION. scribe ow.= here is EPPING, ESSP.X...TREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD tt they E STATES. By 711 r. CHINERY, ticket* O. rsivcr. the Nth Mime. lOW, 14 nee .to•Clith ti jest' peadedy, at the Cork-ina Eppieg, lit Three lab, .0 before preciosity Atiopooed of bgppvats Colman. .Stowe, ILTALT A DIE FREETIOLD and COPYHOLD , t t eTy ; V ESTATE', eligibly situate le the most tspenoind plea m noon!. at poet of the Town. Wing a goolen and plenottee ground, . aad mar the Greet Men..—Conqptisbur two new-built brick Of t his Freeirlddcoldoird. 4 Pestered and titcd, and ono thatched, e wont with garden and Itewitart to each, Winged with palii luivive, Wes and plelsichig, shaded with thriving poplar , . trees ; lanner. tarp peed, stark sad out-oltare, a space of vowed, an un deniable - spot to bald ow ; the *butt etompiarrabh, voder-let have to respectable tenants, at the annual rent of 4 11. 4g: The.qtrive tattates More auitrailad Views, and the costa parish many of the Forme and common of Eppieg. May be viewed till the Slit. tietilara - to be bad at the pet taus is the soiglthoorhood; sod adjacent Villages ; t York the hos et Woodford ; the Greve hien, Lastentstoue ; Low -1041. Layton, Walthanistow ; and of Mr. Chimer', Sworu Li. arra . aw_r_isetApprainer and dwerinneer, Epping. leJ,l rate i ilte I will' I Span • Moe 'Erie rt/b1 ate)/ Tito fives rte• OaTi T 6 Oft lomat T lAN ere , 'nu COM Kriel DOI 11 fur so Irani vim bme illij Ivry li. I .11 T.. no Tu CI eV lie al lad dui a HI petal 9.48 : 4P4 wnu k :id • evrii irtore Lira aii; Al Paha oars' Sui Mull ihe L tlie7e lonic inil4•l All giAgni et'P. 81.1 D! •ow copal Mia 1 at al sea fur a ~ f tho ~t h 4 • , !:!ciso A Tv e