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... CISII PRESS. N DON s•.rraissca 8. rut. Ilioonwati, is arrived at n. in eleven dry*. sbe has STIAA ART, who was Atil-flio. KliNzie t :sod by.his side at when that pliant Offif:.-r RT brings dispattlies trout kited Truxiiio, the 21st last. streuigly distressed fir pro m psitivolar, tieing totaliy le was . °Lanced to fall still is on the toad to Elvas There had btett, it enemy, whit, it mil 'its. Cages. except 'with r 10)!y rrobispo, which took the Sout.T was at Pis'aencal— Salamancri--MoaTtE l , Vic. I, IA Bairarnadura and I.a N had engaged, with lairsmall n its [titan from Salamanca, ae imurs' guilunt contest, he hrough the mountains. great • gallants'.—Gent 4 ,l orwmirtni on the titth, anti N PA.-411111s eta s dad the Re/ions/Hie, from the Straits. The of the 14th last, and skate, sae ready fur sea. Insoii ence, too additional men cf from Gibraltar to reinforce who was off Toulon with his otiose of the enemy. The a, that the Algerine trais. , l there in the Mediterranean, beau receivarl of their having !station to British ships. p of war, from Coruna% end o gun-brig, from Lisbon, have .—The Comm stoop of war Lisbon, at Falmouth, with a and transports. The letters trrol confirm the acoounte be t the latter plac•!. they were of war ready for sea; but they it before informed of, that at et great apprehensions that • could soon pay them a visit, for. taking possession of the town, ienal. This apprehension had ~:elerate the equipment of the rking out, in order to : he re ne news of the retreat of the r the bed.. of Talavera, had of Consterinitir;ii at Ferrol, in. The waste of time and the p:irt of the Spanish IZa. hopes of many of the P.itriots, ids with gloomy foretovlia.vav to tilt contest in which tip..y lest informed merchants in the: the British °nice's, can r argic Spaniards as absolivt-'y *accounts from Antwerp to the i yen in our preceding cola in 1)9. arrived at that date in that e (lady pouring into it and ea her means of defence, ! trepan.- to lay the whole country ea prosch of the British army to ver letter mentions the arrival ft Flushing on Sunday. lic it, the French army on the o 60,tt00 men. I Spanish Papers to the 18th, to 23d last. The Portuguese I lisar.siOnD, was at Curia, in It. The accounts in the Spanish ins of the English and Spanish recant as those received yester- WART. 'The latter were sent lit tIAJiiTY, at Windsor. Our aletely exhausted with &unix, ugal,they dropped on the mad, them was able to reach Elves. o 7,eidand and Flanders, from A without reipen, when we c o, - iis, expected such glorious cr rias terminated in disappoiot it not to surprise. nor can `•t reflect on the recognised rr le Commander, to whose energy e emerprise was so wisely eri %mei' lat•nts, arty thing was er r to ornate us, than thia neithe r 11' Antwerp, were attacked. A the 0, 4 11 it may elucidate th o eminut remedy the ly minims to Le aseert4nr"'• he ? end wle they., if it of that as a commercial cruperiese amt, r ulo 11141111r.1.41. d 1.011111101 dities. repay the expense of its origina' captare, and s aii,e,ineut retentive 3 • We are aeore that this is s d e ep 'mil moinooteim question, involving many • ieferior points of interest, and having many brdir mg..—Opinions are much divided respecting .it. Among the singular features of the present day, nese be reekouel the cessation of all official intelli gence. in the shape of Bulletins. Irons NAPOLION ; hits last publication of that mature being dated near six weeks sign, on the :10th July. Probably, it farms a part of the symenntie policy of Ain* able, profound. aunt entitle Usurper, thus to withdraw siithletily all informative, ; and, after dazzling Europe with the blaze of his victories, to invest himself with the majesty of darkness. Such a litre o f a ction, and such a contrast, are well adapted to operate on the feeble optics, and disorganised Of bewildered intellects of the individuals who direct, to our greet misfortune, fits MAJESTY'S Cooll y:wk. That 11011*PARTa lea, not reduced Aus tria to the prostrate condition of 1805, is, how ever, 'sufficiently evident, from the very delay and protraction of the itegeeiations. Not that we by any linings infer from these delays, the resum ption of Arne , ; nor, still less, do we believe, that, if they were resumed, the Austrian counsels and armies ea ald effectually retort BoNAPANYNa and defend the remains of that once-powerful Mo narchy. If the war should be again recommenced, it wilt probably result front some failure, or de. raugement, in the ,Corsican's machinery, in 11,0 North of Europe. That Austria, though during the (newt«e of the present war she has not display ed the utter nicupacity,me imbecility, or treachery, which Mace exhibited in 1803 ; net is isolable to contend single-Lauded with France, we must admit to be too well proved. If the wffortnnate FRAN CIS Aria so ill 141 h ormetl. of so much deceived, al to look to us for essential &abidance, he is now no longer under the influence of that delusion. Lord WELLINGToII, and Lora CHATHAM, its tlitiefellS 4 ways, and by different, or opposite modes of con duct, 'hare pretty clearly deanonetiated to Count STADION, and to Prime Licaveiretate, what bolt of a divehriott missy Ise expected from the British areas in Holland. amid 141 Spahr. The victory of 'relevant. by a .singular effect or galnTeria, has coo- Grated JOSEPH BON APAIITH on the Spanish throne, just as much as the reheat from Zealand and the Scheldt have strengthened Louie, in his pos. semen' of Holland. TI.. expedition against Tapirs could not produce any important re sults. If BoS APAKTH can disarm and effec tually crush the Austrian power. he will easily restore JOsEPH, Louts and Joacatie, to their thrones, even if we had succeeded in our attacks against those revolutionary Kings. Had we, like NaPOLSOM, abandoned Spain, Italy, and Nollatel to their fete. while we directed all our means to wards sustaining Austria. in Austria; then, indeed, zoig'it the war hare had another issue. This truth is so obvious, and so self-evident. that it seems only to require to be stated, in order to be felt and ad mitted. It as in Connote, not in Castile ; on the Dmve. or on the lune not on the Tagus, that Lord Wltta.tetiron's precipitate marches might have proved beneficial. Dispatches were received, yesterday, from Lord COLIANCWOOD, containing an account of the prooeedinge of the neet under his Lordship's coos maud in the Gulf of Venice. Seventeen thousand of Cosoaeve's rockets were ordered, yesterday, to be sent off, without a mo ment's delay, to be put ou board the ships that compose the new Expedition. Mr. Cu sures A aIIUTHNoT received, last night, at half-past ten, dispatches from Heligoland. It is rumoured that the Duke of &SUSSMAN ORLs has received intelligence from the Continent, informing him of the Prussian army having beets, midfield, ordered to be encamped, mid of Ibis Pees- SIAN ;VI AJEsTY having lately seat three Couriers to the Austrian brad-quarters. Dispatches were sent off, on Wednesrley, from the Admiralty, to Admiral DE ColiacY, ut the Brazils. A report prevailed on Wednesday, that the Danes kidre possessed themselves of Heligoland, by a coup ale main. This is not probable. About 130 sail of vessels Weis with bristles, tal low, hemp, and flax, are at Gottenbingli, bound to England. A ship has arrived from New York, which left that port on the ltd ult. No general council had at that time been helot its coneerpietice of the mitred of His Bali tsetc M AJ iATY to ratify the arrange niesit with Mr. ERSKINE, and no official prnceed lugs hail been published on the subject. It was supposed that the matter would stand over until the arrival of Mr. JACILSON, and in the interval there will, no doubt, be a getters! stagnation of trade in the ports of the Republic. We hear from the best authority, that certain fo. reign allips are fitting out at Liverpool to revive the slave trade, but measures have been taken to nip the inhuman designs of the specolutors in the bud, sisal comident expeetstion is entertaitied that go vernment will second these endeavours, although seven of the members of the present Cabinet, out of sine, were advoraites of African slavery ! The ettailier .4 . French prisoners now in this kingdom, including those lately brought from Zeslnod. are muted to be al r t 90,000. A letter has here received within these few days, from an Officer of the zed regiment, who was %Mani those returned as missing at the battle of Talavera. He had been severely wounded, and was taken preemer ; and we hare pleasure is stat ing, as a satisfaction to those whose Inflicts m be to a similar situ 'nom that he melitume e lis being attended by a skilful sargeun, and treat with hu moistly and I:indurate. • ' S AVG L &STICK. ;, .. ‘ y e -Tar THE EDITOR. t) r F ~ TIiE IaiTISS•MUISS. • itt it—The aeromit of the Isiught;ittlek Olßy . *Web took place et %Venni aster ou 'Nentay told Wedireie day last, that appeared in the last Salisbury Journal 16 60 Zurbled, mud evidently so written, with a view to conceal , the facts, that it wool.) tint only beats. adoliaiieis of the truth of that siatemeitt, but 'slim 8/10 I o:lll.tice to the ehis•npeunslcSunterset. if it was suf fered to pass over in silence. The platy between Ellis end Browning was rer taiiily (as therein stated) " excellent;" but every person who witnessed it ielinite, that the contest be tween the former nod William Well (iii which the loner gained the head) was a fine displity of skill, and could only be excelled by the scoeutilic smuttier in which Tucker, of Somerset, succeeded against Humphries. The state of the contest et four o'clock on the first slay (the period heed fur play mg out the there), were 8 on the side of Somerset to 6 of Wilts; and at the close of the day, U vers. of 2 heads each, to I (Coleman) of Wilts—the odds were too great for him to have any hopes of success, he therefore gave its. It is stated in the Paper above alluded to, that " on the se cond day the play altogether was wit so good as on Tuesday." We give the writer credit for the truth of this assertion, if he intends to cots; fine his observation to time Wiltshire gatemen alone, because they lost twelve iseads by four o'clock, without beitig enabled to &Ash, n ue ; ! ! It is also !toted, that " Ellis and some of the hest of the Wiltshire met, did not play the sei - amil day." The reason why they declined it, was, of course, because they were fenrful of the onmienuteices, or otherwise why did they not play, when an reperstedly called for by their stickler and umpire ?—The saute purugrupli concludes with this remarkable and mo dest period-1' The prize was agate olnainen I,y the Somerset gemieetere, who may, 00 this i:tr ain's. console theineelvee for the dcfrot which they lately sestained at Salt-hury."—Now, Sir. fur the particulars of thia itateineet, it is only necessary to refer you to the same Piper of the 7th of August last ; hut. su.fice it to say, that they (the Somerset) tarried; °X, on the first the prize - eesee and the coatedt was very severe on the second day, whet, the Witte divided the prize. Where then is this defeat to he fosuid ? The vvrit,r, in his hurry, tics Joke, menut to say, whets speak ing of defeat, that the S 1111 l erect lade so cumpletelc defeated the Wiltshire dons in the last rumen, that it is expected they will he prudent esioligli not to meet them in this manly exercise 1 ate, Sir, yr:lmre, A CONSTANT READER. • Frew, Sept S, 1009. The Duke of Devasistime entertaiaed a select party at *limier. yesterday, at hi. seat at Chiswick. The Margin% of LANNI - sows la recovered ff his late iiiihspoeition. His Lordship takes his daily mortaing walks. The POISTUUMSE AMBASSADOR emiterLsioe.l a select party at diiincr, yesterday, tit his house in South Audley-street. The Duchess of Sr. A Lie Ws had a select parr!, lust evening, at her house in Stratford-place. Lady CAROLINE DAME& is expected in town this day front Ilene The house of Lady LOUISA MANNEILS, Pall- Mall, is undergoiug a do - nigh repair, mitt is ex pected next season to be the resort of the fashion able world. The remains of the late Earl of COVENTRY will be removed, on Saturday, filen his Lorilehip's house in Piccadilly, to Conley-Hall, Worcester shire, where they will lie its state fur two day., pre vious to interment. The Hon. and Key. A. Garr is gone on a visit to his father, the Earl of STAMFORD, at his Lord eliip's see, Duithain-llail, Cheshire. Sir AREAHASS and Mile Hume are returned to their seat iii Hertfordshire, from Mr. Lireer's house, at Bromley, in Kent, where they have been since the death of Lady AMELIA Hur it pr. Mr. THOM AS SHERIDAN and Mrs. SHERIDAN are . arrised at Falmouth, from Gibraltar, iii the Lady lfestesorlasid packet. mid are expected in town tn-morrow. We congratulete Mrs. MOUNTAIN 'Ton the attractiou of her 13.11 for Monday next. Mrs. Bi 1.11410T0 Teti appearance at the giighsli Opera st be highly gratifying to a lII' ittsh autheoce, who have the pleasure of wititee-ing such unrivalled taleuts in a active of our own little Mrs. MOUNTAIN, we are concerned ItO state, was taken dangerously ill yesterday. Mr. RICHAED PtILMAN, who walked from St. Chemeat's Church, Strand, to Wandsworth Church, on Sunday morning last. has nudertakeit to walk from Hyde Park-corner to Exeter, in tour days, for one hutulred guineas. The bets are hour to one against him. A Pun'. WORTHY or • Paiece.—The immense sum of eighty thousand pounds may be gained in the present State Lottery, by purchasing the firer tkkets of one number. Those who do not look so high, may gain sixty thousand, by haying three tickets of one number; forty thousand pounds by two (Attie saute iiumber, or twenty thousand pounds . by a single ticket.—These really capital Prises ere ill to Lie determined in oue day, itOth of next month. me . Mr. Woonaoree, jun. of Corkerington, near ..Louth, has agreed, fora wager of 100 g ens (play Of pay) to go. on foot, a thousand miles in a thou sand Mauro; to start on the 17th of October next. The acme gentleman has also made a further bet of SOO guineas, that he will, at the seine time, toilet, the parish church at Louth, and proceed to Lin coln, end touch the cathedral there, on the mime day, and return the Next morning to Louth, and so in succession for 42 days, the durance being 28 miles and a half ; and a greet part of it rough road. Owe huudred guineas forfeit. He is a smell, light man, god bets are much against him. A duel took place on Tuesday, on Harfordwest Common, between Deed and Branham, between Capt. C—, and Adjutant in enuserpience of sorni• (Impute on board a vessel from Walchereie where both Officers had sallied. Mr. C. was slight ly wounded in the arias by the third shot, when both parties shook hands, and tiair stoic' was settled. :.• 4S Pit bob^ '7 ..• LA NC,I srE u ASSIZES. • • • MANMArtialid. Wlllicat ilyeetqft max indicted for killing Awl William %L:1141011, • The Prisoner is 4 tiarjeent in the Present Louil Militia, and he wrist after 11w von of the deceased, to endeavour to persuade him to join his corps. Joie Chadwick said, he was at the Exile and Child public-house, on the girl of May, where lie saw the deceased. The Prisoner came into the house, and addressed his conversation to the de erased, tdiout his son's joiiiiieg lii.. re:418111cm : he replied, •• you shall hare :Jo connection with me or my soil, if I c 111 help It." ('rigour aii 'livered, he would force his inn the next day to it. Helen's, where the corps wroth' be artists:red; upon which the deeeaseil got up iii a passion, &Hid said he would take the l'il.qoacr's neck ntf, amid' chal lenged him to go upon the green and light. The Prisoner did riot then ill:4114 the challenge; but it was repeated so *Oro, that at len;4th the Prisoner accepted it, end they %visit out to light. The witness got upon the green, when they began to strip. The Prisoner had nut got of his shirt, but as soon as the demo, d had got oft . his, lie gate the Prisoner a violent blow. A number of blows on both std.!. passed, sod at length the deceased fell ; he did not speak, and Rd, conveyed tato a a house. It hail been insinuated that the Prisoner had given fool blows, dad indoweil the practice, which disgraces many rote of this could'., that of kiekin:, , in the belly; Lila the witness full ! , coutra• dieted it, and s a id, John Walker, tile surgeon wh• attended she deceased, said, he found him afflicted with vomiting, and cootinual irritation ; great swelling at the lower part of the b Ily ; vire lent limn and swelling on the tight loillicy; amid great marks of violeoce to be pin coved ; and he had no doubt of external violeuce Inevu,g heels the canoe of his death. The deceased only lived seven min ei4itt hours afterwarela. The body was putrid, it tieing very hot weather ; lie did not open it. Thi was foundallilege Janes Has/ was charges' with killing arid shying Thomas Caldwell, a Chilli about three years of age, in Kenyon, OR toe i2tls July. ft appeared that the Prisoner was the driver of a cart with two horses, and was going through Ke nyon on the above clay, when lie was very 11111011. petty riding on it without reins, with his back to the horses ; the deccae.:d was playing hi the road, and when he dos found to be run over, awl that the cart was Pat gone on before, a boy went after him, and told him that his cart had killed n child; Ise replied, he thought hot, but observed that hi. cart had neither luck nor fortune; bkod and braiva gloated horn the nose of the lufatit.— Tnere being no proof that the cart went over the child, or that it died of the wounds received, th,! Jury acquitted the Prisoner. Robert Pilkingto4 sees indicted for killing and slaying John Freeman, a viola *hoot two years of age. by incautiously suit carelessly driving his cArt, . on the Tad slay of July. It appeared thlt the Prisoner was firiellin Isiw "art through Horton-Op-en, and the del eased was playing upon the off-side of the road, on the es soisw way ; the oW-wheel went over the head cal body ref the child ; the Pnouer was, at the tune, in the cart, sitting at the isottiou, although he hid two honter ; • a great alarm was gives' by the neighbours, and the Prismier got out of the cart; a great Timone hot blood came out of the child's mouth, and it died in a few miiiiitee. Henry surgeoir, said he opened the bo dy of the child; mond a iseitun.m, deprftsioo f and fracture of the head; a deal of blood aline out of the nose and ears; and there were cont4Www‘ on the hips nod lower part of the belly. He had no doubt hut the death was occasioned by external violence on the hes/I—Guilty. Robert Leather was imi Icteil for killing and slay ing Betty Gaskill, while carelessly driving his cart, with two horses, on the 17th of June ; but Mary Holland, who saw the circumstance, refusing to appear, although she had been regularly subpiened, the Prisoner was acquitted. Susanna Bradley was indicted, on the prosecu tion of the Mint, for uttering couwterfeit Wirer, knowing it to be so, and for having other canister lett money in her posaeosion, at tha same time. The pi oseentinn was conducted by Raise. It, motored from the rrhiener of Mr. Scotts, a ten-dealer of Manchester, that the Prisoner wrnt is his shop for two minces of tea, gave half-a guinea, tml received the change. After she had got the change, she said she wished to (rave liolf.crown piece, and returned two shillings and sixpence. Nlr. Scales discovsred one of tile obi/- lingo to be KM, and olnerved that be did not • give her that ; she acknowledged loe did hot.— He then rhargosl ber with Iseitig an utterer of base moors., mod said she had more %hoot her ; mid, on scorching. her, she had titter, more of the same make ur her hand, and a boa-crown piece on her pocket, so that ohe coodol mot have warded our met nude a constalde was -cot for, an old Irondkerchiol was found within shoat two yards of where she was standing, with tweedy seven eouuterfeit shillings of the same make as the others.-.-Guilty. 11ERSCIIELIAN PLARST.—A person eminent for science, in a letter, dated the t9th ult., from Bury, in Suffolk, says—" It may be of sense interest to your readers, who attend to the celestial phenro mena, to know, that the Iletseltelian planet was powerfully last night, about a quarter be fore . It was about 5 deg. west of the Amos and Spica. It was in the field of my night-glass, which takes in 8 deg. with the Moon, but per,. ctly dis tinct. itoUsit 114ensling her lustre. It appeared very like the timeless of the comet or 1807, in aopAreut diameter, only far less brilliant. Its height, hoe. ever, is very surprising, considering its diameter WI only shout 30,000 rniles, and its disheirce near 2,000,000,000. It ronst from some cause give light far indeed superior to Saturn ur Jupiter. In deed these three remote planets would, I think, none of them be so conspicuous, if their light were not, by some means, increased, to compensate for their distance. The eery quiet rotation of the east orb of JespNer 'bay possibly excite electrical light in a suptetisilr rierive.--it is terwarlashie how n ew the absent* al Solar Spota Ishit"brith wear these two pion. • " I mi„....1, 41.061. t ins say within that tint.:**" " .11syy sorrld rewire .. so. POLICE. • GUI LOll, .I.4se Leary, who was yeese: day charged child 1u liar hued, wa.agaiu brought up, w tended. She stated, tied, coming from school yea , o'clock, with two of Lys &eh...J. (el ...1., the , Prisoner's ladder, and owe of Aliens sop ti the Prisoner threw his Kimura et fita,..aul Lead. The Prisoner s dewily pretested ,Ile 1,1 accidehtal; he wai himeelf,thz 11144 of sad was meapahle of ernbliy. Vise feet en of tr.s years oil, u4sol file Wrier, .and Ir trimming the burner of the lamp • and the e ing by, spat th.oilleit, and leirtag thiy play, throw it down, h made a 01 , 014 1 •1 • which the scissors were, bidding them g..! age, eligible scissors fire out ot child. He was again remanded till Sat stritay,. repos I wiscluer soy itaogsw vas to from the mound. Sou ,, ,nea was eliarzed with stealing and one ten p ~,,, ot mutes Cum James ilug A , Fair, last uitlit. The unhatiiiiste matt is a sa:'.or, lately the Undiuteis ! at Plymouth. He was mod yummier' of his loss; but two persaai, 2:1141, they Were lest night in a p , sh!is•-b it about lea o'cloek,,wisen the Proseestor a ease su tips!tber; he was eery Arum, as to the MOW' of a Wind tiddler fir !Inure a...kick he hat fell off. and there tannin, ' bus awl sum' polscrs Tl.. w 4.4.14.13 poke aff..eteil In return Ostia mt.) the bat ; hut her open-the tin boa, which appeared 14. C , believed to be eons; she instantly lose weird it into her pocket, slid went out. 1 intended to i.. the draidicii her; hut, upon sating the bun from her, its contents. 'flm notes could net hi fwitfid Ate was ordered to be fir sloes it up atm the tome the mutes might be touted in the c A Won'!, who was routing in the Fair fa tniusid for breaking the *habits* of a she' pay tic, the annsuat of the damage. 'risme notorious pickiyortmis were inks en one of whom, of the sinner of Greest, 441.1.C.8112 of tau Imodkeschieh, and a II yesterday. tie wan or.lered to be attained till ti tot swacia sate to he found. The others welt RORSEtt V. Jake Threes ; timer of the backney.cm brought ep, or suspense of.44ytmg,...crtm , vi William Peters, *watchman Jw posed, that alma half put two o'clock, huekix7.roin is tuning the corner of Hu stiects, out fast on the leuraff pull; the • to a lamplighter at the bait ; lire Cl seiner,) ituver called to them tourist hint roach tlity hied with their wind' fore, to mos: tt, white they were eisiag their (1 man of St. Anne's parish came op, and 'more with heiog the tumuli .h.. was kut dour-.heel with WA coach. lames Wood, watchman of St. Asae's shei at hair pant am u'elork he penmen* II emu ou Liss baa, stop at Tyiee's.comt, he was goin; his runnels, calliu„, , the how the Prisimer ass ;aerating to drive off, an companion,. Is kit in, is all safe ?" and bei affiraintive, drove elf At two o'clock he i coach cooling vp thy street; he accreted them. They cupped at, the same pia rounds, 4,4414 Iwo µ.'clock .1 tot Lis mar driving uff ; his roth/ionisti was g,.ce TI ed the roach, a itilat got fast arena post. the Prisoner with helog is Wantons .stn am! said Le hal Lot h. coach allied( par bed only then found it in thiturstroad. 1 the Prisoner to go to the heart of the hemp while the Aloes lifted the carriage off; horses' head, be ram natty. oir runnel foetal eight moms of printing paper on I the carriage extricated, real drove to fi hamar, and lagged the paper - they afb.ro , owner of the carriage, in Chasterrydahe, saner bad hive there about half ma boor I carriage bad bees stoke off the Mead et I was sating his sapper, and that be 044 h looking for it, without success. On th other watelinsa• returning to at. Auntie( found the P. isoner; he had retied It. los riage • and, from the Irsertption the wits suit, the 'mineable °Pike right defamed The Primmer, is kia.datesee, tillk 4 tbe 4 lost the carriage, sad hilt it eeratilLast I hole who was driving, or be would nut ita post. The wan-lamas was certain aa to the some. lie was commuted fur fortifier e day se'oeight. ASSAULT. intl:.a fairy, oleonp-lighter, wit elti antler Campliell:irish violently assaultii evening last, in Onford•road. Mr. Campbell stated, this, on Snarls wridtiita rip Oxford-runt, its the t mope and n young lady ; the holy was batiste' Lad been lighting • lamp, and made sines, u he came down Lis lad.ler, whieb hear, but improaed tt wr to stand out it Prisoner's reaching the Big•voily, he drew it along the witness's waistcaat any oiled out seori.Leit them; the witness to his itio•ter . ll Ocher. add the tont) ai.s. tae l'risoner was a prod of his lisle 4 tthoieied spud harmat it the Prisoner C.C...tittk but was followed hi the wit..e.., gateway, being determined to get some the Prisoner again attacked Lint, bat ii. in kalichin,g him down, although he p 4 burnt to the list uri the Pritimwr• serum] amid., which ended is, the sum down, when the 169*,wr wart: timer: St yr.:4 trepectatole gentleners,.hulls air. Campbell, came forward, and cocr*bi roni fasted, they had given him their ad cwt of compasmou, ma they had lellirf Seel .4 keeper of • liverrstabie, and a monk came forward on the part of the Pftotitilti M.. Campbell win the a.,,gri sant, s ated all done • ss in his owe tic &nee The Wortley 31,111:1,T1tATt ordered ebonl/1 find boll for his appearance at tb kit Al D. A pampa/ was committed fur receivii parishes. It appeared that she had mice . per week from the parish of St. Luke's, years, sactlired received dire' abiliiags p Is-home parish, from March to the ail of *behavior; represeuted that she had a eh in (act alse*ever had a child. Tre yesterday usenthrecd the eircen Ccolleman ant-reviling In shoot himself, who was with loth, in a Inichoey•enatti, The Cieetleiesa is a sae of Mr. Elistim, awl the piling Lady a Miss Colsae, I w . unian, lio ! c friends reside in the 130 , sun., who hail some kno.s (IV of the attuned on Weilersdry before she Minna lichitua, shiver of the lieeki4e, stated, that he was called OF the atrio ins Moansy eight,. about eleven &color sad two ladies; he was desired to dri , where She ladies got trod) one of st.€4l mat again got into the eiraeS with &given his to (ite to bele tilleret:. ohm he severed wish*. two er t Obare he was tsdered to sex them tbs. by the report of a pistol In the c' h il'l, atter of a iverk and being The retie' it. ^ 4