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,as* who spoke to the very alartt.l.ng appearance of * bruises. The defence was, that the be . y had condufled hire self in so' unru:y and improper a m inner, as to render it absolu•ely net?vsrv, in oriel- to iwesei the due subordination of the school, tha: he should be tieverely B geed ; that Mr. Barnes hat ofver re• ceived any such instruaicm; as ls..tnre mentioned trent General Lyman ; and it appeared thst tb. Defendant bore an excellen - eharaaer, fur mildness, good nature, and good temper. Lord. Ext.ewsoitorom condemneir, in strong terms, the principle nt not lubraitt.iig boys to the usual and regular discipline of the schools they were sent to, and direa , :sl the Jury would distinguish be tween whole .onie and necessary chastiserne..t, and excessive severity. The duty, after a short consultation, brought is a verJia avow". COURT OF CUM .lON PLEAS. MILLS V. LINDOI. The Plaintiff brought an anion for damages against the Defendant. to whom, in September last. he Lad hired a gig And horse, to go to l-lmpstead ; tee gig was return , d the same day in a very sbat tered condition. It appeared in evidence, roar the Plaintiff being totally unacquainted with driving, had delivered the gig to th • guidance of a man, equally as unskilful 46 himsal; the conseqiien..e that he bad been so terrified at the approach of a cart, in a narrow road, taat he thought proper to stop the horse. who was going r.ther quickly, by driving gig and all into use ditch, though he was above two hundred yards or more from d.e °Nee he so much dreaded. The Jury considering the na of the Driver, that of the Delecdaut, gave a Verdiet for the JO !ch. pow -stasis. A !sun; man of the name of Eineetty, a clerk to Mr. kk tiqrri in, a silversmith Is Sr. James , ... street, has node:gone examinations betor Mr. Res n, at this Offic-, on a charge of robbing his m..stet of diamonds, triakets, jeindlery, and sil ver plate. to a considerable amount. A great part et di,• ptt pert) , has been traced to the possession of A CaptAin Morrison, who ve4a lot int rly a custom er of Mr. Wirgman; hut Mr. W. bad latterly'refused to Irtlbi him. The Prisoner took the goods to Capt. Morrison, and told him Let Ad them lon sale on his own recount, and the Captain, who is (not twenty six years of age, pouAht them fur the purpose ot nisking prAsents to an old lady, seventy-twc yea,. of Age, to whom ba paid his address, s ; liu K was strongly sosp , fied her granddaughter wa . tine Llijeirt of his affettions. Mr. GIBADC, the Barrister, has attended the examinations, tor the Prosecution, during which, a great number of Wi..- tscAes have been examined. The Peipooer Elevorthy is committed far tr.: In ateiaLrg the goods; anJ the Nl.ag:strate, under alt the ciretan.it,usces of the case, though• u tig.it to commit Capt. M. for receiving the g, ods, knowing them to hive been str•len. OLD B-111.LY, FLs. 18. This day the imeisiss commenced before Mr. Joshes Meath, U.. Justice Le Lane, Baton Sutton, the Lord Ikla)or, and .imital Coy Cato rs. TiolomyQ..irt and Patrick Higgirs were capitally indicted AO a hoselsiy, in the house ef Mithsei M•Citee sod stealing therein t7l. 25. 6d sum income, mid Mom. wide; of w ea ring •;•1 , .:te1, the lonocrty of the said Michael. The case was meetly made out, mad the Jur! found them both Guilty—.. Death. William Herding was casit•lly indicted for burglariously freaking into the hew:it ot k.dward Emi t , who keeps the Red ].ion, in Mots*sh-lane, on the 7.34 a January, with intau LO -Seta Venda--Nit . . _ James Wiicbt was capitally indicted foe stealing two silver witches, a sold teal, LAI& until, value 61. the property of tu•ta:r . The Preateutur kieire a publicAraine, and the Pr s nor lotted with bias. The rate of steeling nastiest ; Wt as it .at I.n Wile that the wale .es might have been aeon 4.tEwrit r iii.., rhec pc/untied him of Vat capital part of tee and Ileac of it, se. tire Valle of The Drawing of the State Lottery finished on Saturday la.t. Ihe Ticker, No. le,ooti, as First dtiwn oa that day, entitled to Pave Thousand Pounds, was seld at Harken, BLatia and Co.s Office, Royal Lathrtge, where every fixed Capital Prize this Lctter y has been sold and shared. The following are the Numbers of the (Npital Priz:s in this I,,,tety which have been sold at Hazane, jluaar and Co.'s Office t viz.— ha. 11,210 1 31,000 24,480 113., b le OW All in Shares. (146 14.4GII 1 eoo 1 t,ut.G S ' C"C I In wholeTielcets. 111,610 During the payment of the Out-pensior.ers at • Chelsea Hospital, un Yriday lest, a rasa from the 119th Dragoons was apprehended by some of the °Seers from Bow-streer, (who constantly attend those payments) and canted before Uewi se Rea n, Lq. who was then at the Ilospital.and charged with having rtccived iris own pension, due on blidAummer last, on the gd day of July, and on the day follow ing he personated and demanded the pension due to 's comrade, Joseph Lowe, of the same regiment, h, in the burry of business (on such occasions) paid him, though a suspicion arose among the '_lerks, on the earn* day, but too late to secure Od the thit of July, Joseph Lowe appeared I.:ma:44d his per.sigtp, when their suspicions were mad. and a metar.dorn made in the Pay against the man's nJ,' the itinerant solicitor of subscriptions for a ry of Beery Boy, has been taken into custody I dlergh j anal, it is nut unlikely that the subjea chosen may prove ominous, by his being sent settlement, in order to give a better account rf than be has done in the paltry one which he tong traudtilantly imposed on the . public. riu *assist, late High Sheriff for Susses, had the honour of returning, 26 klemhers to is/eruc t independent of the double return for 'lam; a cireomstance we behave that has not et.ed to a..y St his predecessors in office. The am, returned by the late Sher iff are as follow : 've fur Ira* C. ,0 141Y. two for Chichester, three fcur fur itidhurst, two fur Horsham, ter Steyning, two for bramber, rso for Shas ta,* tut Lewes, and two for Last Grins:ed. FORETCY INTELLIGENCE. f RoM THE PARIS PAPERS. nrri-rown ii BULLETIN OF IDE GRAND ARMY. 6 . WAAAAW, JAN. 27. - - •• Eighty-four pieces of c tnnon, taken horn the Riassians, are ra:iged before the Palace of the Re pu^lic tit %Val saw. ['hey are those whit:, were taken tram Gsnerals Kaminski, Ilningsen, and Buxhowden, i t the battles of Czarnosvo, Nasiel►k, Put use, and Golymin ; and are the very same that the Russian, drew along the streets of clef; city with se much ostentation, when lately they marched through them so meet the French. It is easy to conceive the effect w., ch tae sight of so grand a iritimph must produce upon a people delighted with seeing the humiliaucm of enemies, who have so lung and so cruelty oppressed them. •• There al several hospitals in the country which the army occums. containing a great number of sick and wounded Russians. 64 Five prisoners have been sent to France, two thous old escal.rd in the first moments of confu• hill, and iiiteen hundred nave entered among the Poli.li troops. Thus nave the battles with the Russians cost them a great part of their artillery, all their bag gage, and from to 50,000 men, killed, wounded, or prisoners. " Gen. Kaminski, who had been represented as another Suwarruw, has Fiat been disgraced. It is reps ted that G. heral bazhowden is in the same situation ; henice it appears, that Gets. Beningsen now comm ands the airily. " Some ba:taii ns of light infantry belonging to Marshal Ney's cwps, advanced twenty leagues fro is their cantonments; the Russian at my took the alas rn, and made a movement on its r.glit. The battalions have returned within the lme of their cantonments, without sustaining any loss. " During this p 'vied, the Prince of Ponte Corvo took possession oi Elbing and the country situated on the utuilers of the Baltic. " The Gi.ner al of Division Drouet entered Christ hmrg, where he took 300 prii,nners from the regi mein Combieres, including a Major aad several Officers. nel S.int•Genez, of the 1 gth dragoons, c' atged .nother of the enemy's regiments, abd took ptisoners, among wbons was the Colonel Corn in.andant. 44 A Russian column had gone to Liebstadt, tae little rivrr Pa.,sarge, and had carried off mall a company of the Vol( ege lII'S of the Bth regi ment of the line, who were at the advanced posts of the cantonment. The Prince of Pomo Corvo, in formed of this movement, lett Elbing, c. , lkard his troops, advanced with Itivaua's division towards the enemy, and met them near Nlohi •• On the 85th, at noon, the eneuiy's division ap peared, 1 .. ,000 strong. We soon earn: to Mows. The Bth regiment of the line fill upon i.e tiu.biAns witii inexpiessible bravery, to repair the loss which 0.. e cf its posts had riper:cut, J. '1 be enemy were completely routed. pursued tout leagues, and corn peiied to repass the Passarge. Dupont's division air,ved just a► the engagement was concluded, and could tate no part in it. " Au old man, 117 years of age, has been pre. sorted to the Emperoi, who has gr .nted him a pan. sion of 50 Napoleons, and has ordered him a twelve. month's allowance in advance. The annexed Nuts gives some account of this extraordin..ry man. " The weather is very fine. it is nu colder than it should be for the health of the soldiers, and the amendment of the roads, which are becoming pas sable. " On the right and centre rtf the army, the enemy are more than 30 leagues trOM our posts. ss The L• - mperor is gone on hdrseba,k to make the tour of the cantonments. He will be Absent loom Warsaw eight of ten days. " •. Francis Ignatius burn at Witki, neat Vilna, is the son of Joseph and Ann* Baruch'. He is of a rookie fa mily, and in hi. youth bure arms. Ile was one of the Con eileratirin of Bar, wit taken by this Rowans, and sent to Saran. Having lust the small tortoise lie pniorued, ha took to Agriculture•, and was employed as fanner to a Curate. He married, for the hist time, at the age of 70 years, and had four children by that marriage. At Ilti he married a second wife, and had by her six children, who are all (Lad there remain* to him only littlest son of ho brat wire. The King ref Pr u ssia, in consideration of his great age, had granted to hint a pension of 84 Polish florins per month, making II hems, 8 sous French. He is subject to nu infirmity, eniuys still a good me mory, and verb* Latin with ex!leine facility ; he cites the classics w.th spins, arid to the purpose. The Petition, of which the following is a translation, um entirely written with his owu hand. The characters are very firm and legible V% INF his co which. was pa Pay CI hint. and d coofis Books Bow, Note-. at Had L.! has to that thereof has so Mr. has ha Pariias } • Kapp.!' hiernbi for As fonr to has, t PETITION. Sire—r.My Isaptismalixtrac Cii:sated 1690, therefore lam at present 117 years old. 1 seem yet to my mind the battle of Vienna, and the times of John fferLieski. 1 thouglrt they would out be reproduced i but aesuredly 1 expected sun less to see again the age of Alexander. lkty old age has procured for roe the benatactions of all Sweerergns who hare been here, and I ask thure of the Great Napoleon, being at my age, more thao secular, incapable of work. " Live, Sire, a . s hots ail hate: your 'levy needs it nut but the haliyineet o: tne Inman racediumaian It. (Signed) " D NROCICIP rat. 8. The ardour which animates the Conscripts seems to increase every day. The Departments of l'Ain, Charente Interieure, l'lndre, &c. have pro duced tt:eir contingents by the time fixed for the first departure. The Conscripts of the Depatimect of l'Ain have shewn the mint • lively enthusiasm upon their departure, repeatedly exclaiming, it Vies elsiniacte4. !" Those of the Lower Meuse left Maestricht, accompanied by military music, pre ceded by the l'refeit and several Olfi.ets Civil and Mil::ary. In the two Sev;es, Lot and G.ironne. and all through the immense majority of tl.r depart ments, the business has been condulled witii the greatest regularity. Even the States of Parma and Plaisance rival the old departments in zeal ; and the efforts of the Administrator-General have been crowned with that success, which evinces the deer,- tion of the inhabitants to HIS Majesty the Emperor and the King. The 28. h of February had been fixed by Government as the period for the comple tion of all the contingents. This period is near at hand; but we have good reason for believing, that out of the whole number of conscripts called out, there kill not be :sttuo left bel.iutl, or who ate nr•t upon the match by the I sth of that month.—(Meat tees.) 'ROM THZ LOWZIL ILI'S. WU. 6. The head-quarters ut h:arshal Mort.er were et hlulsow on the Ist inst. not tat from Braodbage.a, or.r..r and about two miles from Stralsund. Marshal tfor.i tier has reconnoitred that fortress. The Swedts made a sortie wish 690 infswry, 300 cavalry, an 4 pieces of cannon, nut wtro drivtn back. Stralsund is now completelis forested on the land side. The enemy made some resistance at Grirfswald, but the 11• h regiment of infantry pabscd cm the ice in the ditches, and scaled t l, e walls. Tl:e Swedes had some prisoners made in the place. toms, J AM. S 7. On the 20:h. several hundred Russian prisoner arrived here under an etc int of Poles. They have been lodged in some of the pnblic building% and supplied with warm meat, beer, Ste. Sixteen Russian °Seen were brought in to.d.iy. The Prince of Ponte Corvo is Generalis.imo over all the Polish troops who have taken the oath of fidelity to the Emperor Napoleon. The Polish Ge neral Kanicrowski was killed in one of the late afiairs. WARSAW. JAN. 20 The Russians are still ►ehiod the Niemen, but, for W4Ol of provisi lit. we are aeured, cra►sider able part of them will. march towards Memel. Ostrolenka and Bialystock, as being at ton great a distance from the principal French odps, have been abandoned. The bridge of boats over the Vistula, considerably damage,i by the drifted ice, has been repaired. Gen. Vicror, we hear, has detached some troops by aay of Mat lenhorg and Jibing to Koningsberp,. *1 lie day before yesterday the works before Praga were supplied with cannons sr sesAvr, JAN. The Austrian Minister, Baron %intent, is still here, and is treated by His M;4iesty with great dis tinaion. use Emperor has hall several conferences with the Baron, who has likewise frequent interviews with the Prince of Benevento. The Grand Duke of Berg seldom appears in public ; the climate, it seems, operates against h.s recovery from the fever b ro u g h t on by the fatigues of the last campaign. A large transport of corn arrived here yesterday : bread, of course, is again cheaper. Mole Russian carmen has been brought hither and to Zarockzym ; and travellers say, many pieces still remain sunk in the mud, with their carriages, near Ph.l usk Most of the Marshals are here ; they relieve each other in the c• mmand upon the Bug erkry day. A part of Marsh's! Ney's corps has entered West Prussia, and invested Graudentz. Ostrolenka is again in our hands, and we further learn, that the French troops which have lately passed the Vistula, are cantoned between Bionic and Lowicz. We hear from our advanced posts, that the Russiatis only shew a few small patroles upon the Narew. VIENNA. JAN. '24. • The best understanding subsists between our Court and the French t even the dispatches re ceived yesterday from Baton Vincent, at Warsaw, are of that nature to at; ird gen-ral SA tiAACtion. We are assured that the rcque.t of a passage for 40.000 French troops through the Aust rian States to Turkey, is one of the principal reassns for sending Baron Vincent to Warsaw. In the mean while, both the Gallicias, and even Hungary, experience the good efeas of the disp sition of Austria : these provinces supply the French armies with p ovisiJns and ne,:essaties, and never was bard cash so plen tiful as at present. JAN. *B. From Tw key we !earn, that the bad we eller had prevented the Russian troops from iuvesti•tg Giur gegen in the beginning of January. They had since put themselves in motion, and their advanced posts were already at Czerucze and KlAdova. Both these are up•'a the Danube, between the Austrian hontwr and Widdin. The Russian army in Moldavia and I.Valiarilia in creases every day ; but the report that Brail.; and Ismail were in their hands, is premature. HAMBURG it, Fra. C. . _ An order was issued at Hanover on the .iuth, for making domiciliary visits in search of English goods. In future no pot-ash is to be exported from that country, except to France. _ _ I i EOMORN, JAN. 12. Our correspondence with Sicily is much embar rassed. by letters horn Palermo, it appears that the Prince of Hesse Philipsthal had sketched out the plan of a new campaign in Calabria ; but there is so formidable a force in that province, and the inhabitants are so weary of the florid scenes they have experienced, ti..tt the English cannot hope for success. FROM THE HAMRURGH PAPERS. lIRA'DINBUIO,_YZII. 3. From Warsaw we learn, that His Majesty the Emperor Napoleon set out again for the army on the 27th of January. Mar►hal blawiena has left Berlin for the Grand Army. From Pahusk, of the Bth ult. we are informed, that the French bridges upon the Vistula and tl.e Bug, were broken by the ice, in the night of the 6th. Ga!Lela is still open : the Court of Vienna permits both the Belligerent Powers to pu:chase provisions and forage in that Province. SWIDISH POMMIUNIA, JAN. 31. Before the French entered Grietewald, they were compelled to fire upon the place. A chasseur of the 26th, and a soldier of the 60,11, were killed, and five or six wounded. There W. 41 another skirmish near Grimm: the e2..1 regiment had some %um:Wed, as was , me of Marshal Mortier's Adjutant,. WcAgast is in the 11:1114 the French. JIM 23. Th. Tektireja contains the following article : The report of a change-1G the Prussian Ministry is con iirriri.d, and the King has entirely given him. self over to the Russian party. Thrrse niinisters and Generals, who had served him with the greatest fi delity, have received their dismission. Count Haug. wit? has passed through Gallicia, for the purpose of taking a circuitous route to his estate in Upper Si!e. sia. Ile has declared to 1 persons upm kis route, that it was his intention to pass the rest nt his days in retirement with his vassals. Count Haug. witc not only solicited the King to agree to the KI• mistier, but even to accept the mediation of Austria, as a preliminary to a permane n t peace with Prange. This advice being communicated to r e Russian party, the General. of that nation who were about the King's person sought to have the direflion of the war ; and being supported by their dependents, they succeeded in persuading His Majesty to vittdra, confidence from Cos..' H.iugwits. PROM THE j, Th French force in V.land, Uccossiing report, coasist.. of 300.000 men, besides SO, scripts, 4GOO Poles, the contingent of the racy 01 the Rhine, ~nd that r , f Saxony. I the Cleat, thereforc, may take the &Id Spring, with 500.000 men ; and, in c say, the army of I loiland, that of Italy and her of Fr-tlCh regiments, distributed •ii CP Lower Italy, may also be brought forward, NAVAL 114:ThLLILAINICE. PORTSMOUTH, 1- Arrived His Myjesty's ships OPpareoi and from A cruise.—Wind S.W. PIL V 1140VTIII, 71 Arrived, this mit-nine, the Ibnegal, of Capt. from oti . Firsisterre , gurt•brig, Lieut. Crop man, horn a cruise; , !,/te, 510,,r, Capt. Gardrm, with di .patehei al Collingwood ; and the fitkfer . s4, B , guns, C•pt Rldd, with the loss of hes main r top-mast., in • gale of wind. Report ne , x; of an unpleasant now: e; the schooner, with all he• offi:en aid frcw. 11.1MPSIIIItE PLC! MAY. List of the Minaril, ii place on F-iday eig!“ in upon Mr. Ashton Smith's shire Petition : The County Mc rilia• ,re m liked tl66i, (6, • Esker, W. Long, Right Hoe. Rime, S. • Lang, R. Bezel', H. Magens, M. Dries Butdulph, M. • O•been, 3. Borne, W. Stories Pattes•ra, J. lirodrick, Ito . W. Pew!, Sir R R.solt, Lord Pereeval, Hon.' Bruce, Ladd R Wilton, Hon , 11.111 , 11, Sir C M. Rem, Rit6t Hos. C. 166,1661,, Rlyllt ii-A. G. lit••ve, Gfi • Cartwright, W. It. Ryder, 1-16666 R. Ca4lereagh, Lnrd Smith, P. Ch..mperd.6oue, A. • Somerset, Loot C•rarper, Hon. E. S. :Ihope, S. De Poothieu, 3. an, Hon. E. • False, J. St &Id, Lord Fellow.,, Hon H. Sut6Gn C M. F6tah‘rgli, W. Strutt;J. H. 11611, Hon. W. Tiler, W. Huntley, Lard Townds•nd, Hon. J., ffrey, J. • 'nereityne, 3. H. Jail& inton, C. • Tinton, Sir 'l. Joddrell, H. Vyse, R. John:tone, G. Ward, R. • Rostithbull, Sir E. William+, R. • Kendnon, P. Wisely. J. Atkins • Leth4eidg.., T. IL • Wad, T. I..,,ecies, Huai. E. • L • lie, C. P. 1 5u H. %Mr T. A. 9.x..:i Leigh, I. Holt _ Tellers in the division ti the lio.ose of Col s Mott in 'woo the CORN ZXCR ANGF. FEL Them are scarce any fresh irMiortsof Wheat try.ti short supply rensaihme ; baring a demand rut fine, would Wen 'witty prise; awl wher 111Aillifiv•10 ft The supplier of tiarley are censidsrahle, awl this at: , ii. phee.—ln Malt and White Peas, L t hula vs There at, snore Tick Beane cull,. to market. wl trifle lower.—lb. supply of Oats is Matt, a I 1 , . r=imed at rasher bt•t•es lanasa,nwtitind flout is wines, Americao ate. to ale. per barrel. CUIIUtENT PitICL OF GRAIN. re hear...... .ails. Fet. its. Bean... Fine Od. T.cl: Beans Rye..... 44s 441. tA Clah Barley ak. 39a. 04. Pidgin& Sts Malt SM. 70s. Od. Rape Seed tit White Pim.... ME 1141 AL Fine Flout an.. 44u. 44•. Od. •'-en-de Sit* at ShakiL COAL°llAl l Sold l. LT . , Fu. 14. Pries. 50 ..Nearessde 4. 41ta id. s PRICE OF SFOCRS YESTERDAY. Sulk Sto^k 223 , 3 per Cu.e Redo.. (I .. S per Cant C JIIMAiII 4 per Cant 5 per Ceot. N•ve Lou; Amitotic* Imperial 3 per Cunt •••lk Ditto Aim 4 uitlee Exchequer Bill Curno , e for Feb. 37.. •••• or HUSH sr.K.Ks, FN. Gnremment Davonturee S pet Celts (,tenement Stoat' per Cent. . Gland Canal Len. 6 per Call. Royal C.nrt Lnan 6 per Cent. DZATHS. Lately, in Jevviv-eveee, Dublin, er-i Fib year•, . mother to Geroge (;riesion. greq. net. Lately, in Ireland, seal 5. th• R John L brother of the late Sir Ashton Lever, Knight, and Darcy Lever, Esq. Adjutant of the Vo HIGH WATS*, THIS DAY, AT LOND)S Hem. 511 inisLalter 11 Eg5e....98 SALE BY A►IC'TION. ROTARY STEAM ENGINE. By Jr ISS.PH TR F.SISE, At the House of Wiliiam Poliowe, the Rates Artist litirough of Penrhen, and County 'of; Cornwall, , DAY, tlie 16th Day sof MARC!' next, `E-I'HIRD PART, or SHARE, in . , TENT, lately taken out in the name of Herablower, of Peorhyn alermald, for the sole ace perry of and in a nawbriarented ROTARY ST' GINE, without Cylinder', or Pistons, ealeulated rahnig Water, and oth:r Liquids, from Mines, an. Depths, by .an, of Fire col Steam, but mute mg all purpose. of Milhwork of every description. W' and all kinds of Maehlamy or Mat.ofactories, whet Mot,un per se is releirod, or where only a email St afforded I.ir cxerersin. great power. A complete has limy •desiderstuin in Mechanics, • bunted by thn invention to be obtained. A Model, large Scale, has been working, fur some 'ninth' r: rhyn, and o,ders fur the Erection of severs or eines have been already received -be the Patent.-s, cannot be carried into • Execution, till the Arran intende hy this Scale, ate eArtied into efhet. T Share will be put up in elute or two Lots, sixth part each. and sold, solateet In the Re.paymen, theul. or (as may oltinictely appear to be din the but Pioht.sf the said Patent, being the'Am , one...cert. - wed Demand, which the Proprietors of hare on (11,1 said Patent-right,' for the Expenees rate', several further unsomessful Experimentr, and la Otiagiug insert:ion to perfection. • Farther Partiaulan may be kn von, by applying • Psyuter, at. ; Mr. C. SCOII, ard Jonathan Illornhloomr, Pearhy , Ge-.rte C. L;e•trge, Mylor. LONDON :—Printed by CL DkVIDiON, Nu. 3re, Bu+-start, Covent• Garden, and ruOlighed Offtce, Nn 13, Rare of St. 1.4.-.neot's Cnurcb, W. 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