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I t -416 m. THE DISTURBED DISTRICTS. LEITER 1 7 116 - 34 MR. HUNT. w Ellamiley GAME; wear Manchester, Aortal 1!, ISIS. at SIR—A. the Editors a the daily Londosi Prints •ppesr to he very 48'1mA-city idtormed of the vit nation or this part of the rimetry, permit me, through the medium of your Paper, to lay a few facts before the politic that bare cum. to may knowledge show my arrival here On my reaching Storkport, NW &Imlay evening, the first thing I did ass to it 1. 1 ,11• 1. after Birch, the constable. I was inforao..l with a "note that be was convalescent. From all that 1 conl.l . ottert osi that corning nut the next morning, I found that the ertscral ilnp‘traoion was that be had tied Men lea of all 11$ a losoirst pistol ; but, if soy pistol or oilier explosion t.l' tuib or el arker lead injured him, it was from the ethel E r • • • • • V. _ a Attentive report is. that Birch's father has said, that Oben Birch jumped over the wall and pallier, Ilse huller dropped nett of his bowels. Mr. liarsoo, who called to see him the day after the disaster, maw all hot the wonoo ; Direh's wife having lifted tip the plaster that covered it, within su lush, as he told ms. Of the very mark where the hall estlen Floe also dewed him the shirt, which hall a att.l s,une 111.1011 1.11,1111 it. Mr. lierrl.llll HIV, saw Isis soaincoat, o his is hail a hole mar the hit, blittren.hedr, b u t, s e lebor lie be examined it minutely, the ie was end any blond iialire,r upon the waistcoat, olthouzle Bitch hail run two Immired yards and jumped tice r a wall and lODIC pales afire' :lie repposed ball hail hero tired. " It is a remarkable fact, that the mily surgeons that have s. en flirt wound err awe! rUlliltriCll W:111 Gus... mileut. and st issued that Bitch mot them are tit wrier Th. y deckle it tin it opionin that be has a ball hotted in stone part of • I.s loots.; he insists that lie has no ball, slid objects to hare Cie ainseiel probed. Altogether it is a most enyderious airair, lent at all reran' Bosh is sp.lr out of drown, as he s. as seen 4 , 81 Saturday last pe foe ming the sollill ixrreim• '.ilk a sti. lt. whir, 1., the b)e is nil very impeohaltle, as playing solehees is said in he very much the f e .le s su i n thi s pare of 11w a..n d. "Ninedentha ..r the Per•ome that I have onto esed will, Ilu on nut believe that Mich was ever ies • I Afigrr,uuloilbsiasding all nett has been said ab o ut him, sad the pity that has hi en terittll Ihrmi ghoul the country is very little te It in this eicitlitioni I J. Sir Charley Weelseley was very 1.111,(i1.11.1 to call upon Perch alien he came to Stockport. bat its els ii..l to do so its consequence of these Armin. • • • • •. " With regard to the distresses of the w , they have kers-meet tostead of dillrielolllll since I was here lest; sod fir the *sot of better employment, I heti , ve it is too bete that they, many of them. pi l es a co n siderable • imrtioa of their lines in what they call playiwz solditia, or, to oilier words, learning to march, wheel, lkc. and other mansions sea practised by the military. The parties (one third of (h..' at least) having tithe r served in the militia, the local militia, or the regulars, I am lammed, snake - t espeetahle d ri ll, in the must orderly matinee possible. As ihi+ tact is netorimisly known in this nrighb , oselmod. I ant well convince.; the Goiter 00000 eiit aeetits (of whom Gent air a sufficient number Isere) alma ha'Ve loot: since sot . ..rased their employers, and I ant surprised that is is eye's- hilliest at in the ---- anti other mioi..terial papers. A Geotttatais in.furow.l mr yesterday that hr saw 1-.400 men formed in line, searching. r. Ac. on Sunday inviting last, nod that 800 of them matched a eousidelable distant!, before tbt y wire dismissed. 'flits was all done in upen day, and not mrretly : tiny have drums, fifes, and bugler, but no arms c hater, r; nor do I !it here that they Issas, or think that they ate oliendiug any law whatever: AU 11%4 is lonian to the Nlagisti ales, who appear, is their wisdom to he providing arms, at least fur their armed assmiatinas. I have nu d o ubt but •:oose who are instructing these poor men are in the employ of the • * • • • • • • • • of Ibiitun, as will as his compeer, the ;:,,ilatit • • ♦ • • • •.1 am suptute.d to have a,.my influence in these parts over this description of per sass, ant, you may rely upon it I have, suit shall continue 1,, do all in my puwe► to dissuade them Guns continuing .:y such foolish measures. I hare been invited to take a .le ou Sunday to review them . no our but ■ Mauebvstvr siy would give rite credit fur walking with my eyes open is:to es.rll a trap. At a Itefoi in :Sleeting bald ■t Leigh yet.ter eel, it is repoitial Iwo of the speakers had warrants issued avo.ust ahem by Mr. Fletcher, of Baton, mud they were zo.esteil *Wino' opposition. We have our fleeting here on 3lnuilay neat, and the preperal for a lint (li' be pro titter'', if any, by the agents of the Police) are equal to 11:t.se made by the Lord Mayor pa viuus to the meeting in bare no doubt hut we shall conduct the pro riling with great quietness and ostler, although l dread ary mail attempt to produce dtrduhatter,as the people here, although dmposrd to peace, are much more sltterasissed to rreist any illegal attack made op.'s them: howt vier, I shall my duty, and I hope to keep them firm and quiet. I am, Sir, yours, Ise. H. HUNT." On Thursday HUNT published an address to the iiihabitatits of Manchester, in which, alluding to tie meeting used for to-nturrow, hi? says— '• 1 1 YR ENtlairs will seek every opportunity by the means of tin it saticumary ascots to rarity a RIOT, that they may have a pretence for erst.ux• ova BLOOD, reckless uf the awful arid ertlain retaliation that womb! ultimately fall on their /Ruh. r.VERY rairon or RTAL AND ETTECTUAL RIFORNI is idle. ins up to Heaven s devout prayer, that you may follow the rxample of your brethren iu the metropolis; mad by your STLADY, 'AVERT, IPERSTVERING, sod ASLX I'ONLINCI on that day, frustrate their RlLwx AND DLOODY purr,. Come then, my friends, to the niettinK vu ARMED with NO OTIIIR W t•PON bat that of a self.arprocina ronscience; determined not to safer your 'relies to be irritated air excited, by any means whatsoever, to commit any briach of the public peace." Extract cf tt letter, dated Cadiz, July 49.—" The late affair at Port St. Mary's still remains enveloped in a great deal of mystery. One of the principal ricturs in it was a Colonel of Artillery. The infec too wily appears, however, to have extended to one titVl.loll, as no officers of the other corps have been arreided. Ac 1 before stated to you, every body belie‘td O'DtrotiEt. was Been in the plot, an d no . toady CUD account for his so suddenly changing sides. The conduct of suing other officers of high rank is equally inexplicable. Some people thick it has been all gut up in order to give to the world some sort of plea fur the non-sailing of the grand expe ri.t Om so long boasted of ; for if it had been laid aide without some coup d'etat, FERDI NAN D's ins et tiniest would not wily have been laughed at tint a:so &rinsed. TIITCC thuustind melt have beets ;:, , •1 nil' to juin Mottim.u, and this I suspect will view,. the uttnust witch for the present, so the Ada way now place all their irsimerise ex- I.< tors to the account of profit and loss. The grand expedition is certaisily knocked on the head, and if tie Guetill.t patter. now forming its various parts of the Intel tor, du tout gain an alarming ascendancy, Sir most that will be ;nude available 17om it will be few iiii;re tinall detachments that will sail for the orarebt parts of America. At all events, till Coe lute affair has been fully investigated. the lino will come to nu determination on the sub ject, lie is the mom sanguine and the least inclined to desist, but possibly ere this he may he s little un deceived. A large ship► called the Akiiles, lately reached here front Lima, but I do aot see that her arrival has tended to brighten the countenance of any nue. She brought dispatches from the Vict li.(tY, but of course their real contents will only be Loowsi ut the Secretary of State's office. The tisia. 74, has also arrived from Vets Cruz, and last Irvin klavonsish, with a considerable sues its specie on &nail Also a large merchant ship with a valuable ess:gu Iruw 1.1111:1, at COTU/11111. Reports *ay ELto Las been asettssinated at Valencia." tf •9.{ l (C ~.__ _ ~.1 LAW MTN L LIGENCS. COURT OF CH ANC ERY, lawcours.l NH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14. GORDON T. GORDON. The LORD CHANCELLOR, on coming into Court this morning, said he lied appointed to give juitg. meta in the above important case this day, but wi,hing to give it the fullest consideration, he was water the becessity of postpnniupt it till Alunday. Mr. MONTAGUE applied to the Court on behalf of • Bankrupt, praying that he might be at brrty to surrender himself. He was a foreigner, and not acquainted with the strict forms of the law, and the severe punishment awarded against !hose who did not surrender in a gist.' time. Ilia wife having told him that lie was sure to be tilt , . euted fur not surrendering, he was so much alarm ed that lie ran away, but was now anxious to have liberty to surrender himself up. There was no opposition to the application. The LORD CHANCELLOR, who seemed much amii-ed with the case, said Ilse poor woo had, iii his opinion, suffered r 1111 l igh from the fiight 'lulu which lie was thrown by his wife, and therefore was ut li ber.v now to surrender. EX-PARTE SANDS, IM THE MATTER OF SEWELL, A LUNATIC. This was • petition from the Committee of the Lunatic, relative to the appoilitment of a preacher to Quebec Chapel. The Rev. Dr. Bousfield hail farmerly been the chrgymais ; but other appoint- BMWs caused hini to re•sgo his situation as minister of the chapel, and it was therefore enema. The emoluments from the chapel formed a considerable Fart of the estate of the Lunatic. The .salon prayed that it might be referred to the Master, to retort who was the most proper person to succeed Dr. Boma&Id. It was delolfid - de that the person appointed minister of this chapel should be pats sarssed of talents, to excite popularity, and attract a numerous audience. This would be a source of great profit to the estate, ar the seats of the chapel would be well let, sad of course a greater revenue secured. 'rile LORD CHANCELLOR arid, he well recol lected haring the Case berme him some time ago, sad be hail let it bland over to Iller what the par lies would do. He cauterised that, while he had many singular applications to him, this was one of a eel)? hovel kiwi ; nor could he know how, or by what test, the merits of a popular clergyman for this dispel could be tried. He should refer the whole to the Master, u probably the Master would be found a mach more able judge of what constituted such popular taleuts than lie was. The Vice-Chancellor ruse on Saturday. bet his Honour will reounie his wittisogs et the end of Oc tober tu-xt. We understand dist the Lou, Chou. cellur will continue his hearings till dm 1,61 h lust. ~'. t c POLICE. DIAMI6IOII.IIOVIIT. Saturday Mr. Chaffers, a pawnbroker, was charg.il with receiving illegal interest. It was proved he had churgrd 2s instead r.f 9d. the legal interest upon the pledge. Mr. Alley attended uu the part of the Defendant, and ob jected to the information on the grounds of technical inac curacy, on account of the name of the parish, where the offence was stated to have been committed, baying bees wrongly spelled in the information. The Laud Major over-reled the objection, and convicted the pawnbroker in the penalty of 101. The pawnbroker intimated tbat he should appeal against the conviction. This is the only instance of a conviction out of many in forniations mgainat various pswnbrokrrs fur some lime, all the rest having brcu quashed in cunsequence of trilling in formalities. GUILDHALL. ‘1 MR. STF.NT. The justice-room was ow Saturday surrounded by an im mense crowd. to expectation of witnessing the re-examina tion of H. Meet, the unfurtuwate man whose unhappy situ ation has excitid such general remmiseration. Mrs. Strut, his wife, it was understood, would he well enough to attend soil give her deposition, which is all that is now wattling to rends the chain of evidence evilest the Prisoner comp!. le. About 11 si'ctuck a messeng►r dispatched to the hospital ►rlttrned with the following certificate:— "This is to certify, that Mrs. Strut is a great deal better, butt riot sufficiently recovered to be able to appear at Guild hall to undergo soy esemilieli ~,, which may be thought proper. BEN WELL, House Surgeon. . - "St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Aug. 14." IlilConsequence of this certificate the attendance of the Prisoner was rendered unnecessary, and orders were sent off so the Compeer to prevent leis being brought up. The iiriopinsement of she examinnii 0000 was communicsied to the different officers., kw the porpuse of luckiest i 1 known; but as they had, through mistake. rneumuoieated similar intel ligence to the crowd on Wednesday, whirl afterwards proved to be incorrect, as Strut was examined on that day, their information was thought to 1. a trick to disperse the crowd ; consequently it was disbelieved, and the "thee re mained thronged, hulls within and without, till Alderman &oilmen took his seat, and assured the persons assembled that neither Mrs. Steed our her husband would attend that day. Mrs Strut is nearly recovered of her wounds, and, in point of general health, able to have attended yesterday, which she was desirous of doing, ander Ihr impression that her appearance, in a recovered slate, would procure the liberation of her husband; but the Suagron thought it im proper to risk any Accession of fryer, which might probably accrue through the agitation likely to occur iu her preseut weak slate. J. Wallets, an out.pentioner uf Chelsea, was fully corn rained for stealing a bundle uf hosiery from she shill. uf M .W. and J. Dew, hosiers, in Cheapside. The Pro•oner WWI observed to take Ike bundle, which he dropped is. lois Highs, bat he was secured. He bad been a si-tjesut Su the 34 Nut, BOW -STR EFT. It seems that much inconvenience has lately resulted from the salmi ** i* in of a number of strangers into this of and it was stated, that the greater prop°, lion of intruders nu Saturdays ware of the Jewish persuasion. One klagiatrate gave orders fur the exclusion of all such as had nu business to transact, and that the Jews most keep :Sabbath elsewhere. Saturday the crowd was as great as ever, and the door keepers having made a romplaint of their pressing in, the then sitting Magistrate staid lie could make uu d,stineliuus its persons or perenasious, amid if one sect was admitted fur motives of curiosity, so must another- Two ladies charged a Mr. Noymore with detaining their properly. It appeared that they bad taken lodgings in his house, under respectable representaliona, but it was nod long Wore Ise had occasion to observe something wrong in their conduct. He therefore directed them to quit, and detaturil their goods fur scream of rent- The complaint was dismissed, on which the ladies (mild and meth' before) loaded Mr. N. with plenty of abuse. _ . Francis, a beadle, and Jobn Langton. a night con stable of Si. Mary-le-Strand, represented to the billing 111a gistrate, Mr. Hicks, that on the preceding evening they had taken into their custody too buys, Wear, aged 14, and Adam, 10 years of age, given by Mr. nelli Inger, • botcher. upon • charge of robbing the situp of Mr. Francis, in Dru ry-court, in ilia Wand, of a piece of soap, but obit now re hoed to leave his hosleess either to tomplek she cods of justice, or ahead wpm the Magiwiratesoill it was move. pleat to himself to leave his shop. Langtos, by eerier of the Magistrate, was von to the above refusal, sad two police °Meets, Bumf sod smother, were Untimely diupatehrd with a warrant to take Mr. Bellriarr ie.° custody, boil expressly ordered by the Maxistrate to sllow his a reasonable time to leave his shop in safety. In a short time the officers re hurtled a lib Mr. 11411rilicer, who came is such haste as to ap pear without his hat. Mr. Hicks rather warmly addressed &Winger on the impropriety of his tondoct, and wished him to understand it was iu Isis power to commit him for his contumacy nellrinser was bound over in prosreute, and the Alscistritie assured bins, that if bean' nut attend at the &spoons, the peasities of 40i. should be enforced agAirist bins. MARLBOROUGH svirrr.. Saturday a preacher, named 111'erMerkur*, who ha. the care or a small chapel, known by the name suf Hopkinies Chattel, is. Hupkiu►-street, SIM loon& up In this Mike by IVlialts, the officer, and underwent a private examination, which lasted nearly Iwo hours, nil a charge of hlawbrmy and sedition. The Solicstor to the Secretary of Slate fur the Home. Depattment was prow, mot a large has filled with papers, of a blasphemous tendency, were prodort .1 and care fully investigated. It appeared that the Ps isoner has lat terly been holding dissertations at his chapel, in which he has evinced the greatest contempt both fur religion and the law, and has endeavoured to instil into the minds of his heavers, that the Prince Regent, and ■ll Potentates, should be destiny...ll, fur not administering jostle, as they might to dn. The Prisoner was ordered to find hail, huntelf in 1001. and two sureties in 501. each, to appear at the next Genial 42113 f ire Srroinus for Middlesex He evemed mote indiffe rent to his conditinuond iu default of bail was con ttttt tied. Qlf EVN-OQYARC. Saturday J. J. Reid, a n d J. Wilms, were Clini Zeal wish ail, sowing to rnh Mr. Dickson, of York-street, Wesiminsitr ' as lie was .sanding at his own 510.. r. libolit five eitlvik in the afterasion. M'llriele attempted to seise his watch, which he prevented, hat was knocked down by him, while Reid jumped wpm him, Wilson attempted In rifle his pockets. They beat and kicked him dreadfully, moil his countenance and body exhibited most serious mai ks of violence; two officers came to Ins assistance, sad secured M'Bride auil Reid ; lfils n escaped, but was seized a short lime after, while kiliz his pipe at a poblic.honse, with all possible nosedive. co. ;Jr. Dicksitii lieimr lieu ill 10 stop to be 1.11)111111 ever to prosecute, the Prisuset s were remaisticd. MORMIIr-STREET. F-SUR R ECTION MEN. On Sainrday Joie:,A Naples and romans Thnnomnn, onto. Lions body-snatehers, weir brought lwfure R. Kevin, Esq. in the custody of Prince, • constable of St. Luke's, chervil with stealing the body of a female, which was only jeweled wa Friday, in Steward-street burial-ground. The watchman •pun the hest observed the P, c o,,,rrs taking sup the body at three o'clock in the morning. lie procured the assistance of another watchman, but in the mean time the Prisoners per ceiving they were observed, concealed themselves in a water closet in a remote part of the ground, where they were found. The body was discovered in a sack, and was brought in the office with them, f.llloweil Its is immense ninb. Oa being quest iune.l, they said tiny bud bees, hired (or the pia. pnae.—Tiwy were committed tsar the misdemeanor for want of bail. SU !CID ES. An toque'', was held ow Friday evening, at AO Lied Huro.mati, Ornitge.ruilri, Leicester.implare, b.fiwa T. Him, Esc; Coroner, on the lolly of ilia. Jane Cade, evil twenty. one years, a respectable and aecumplished pen lady. %Ow was found drowned in the Green Park basis, seder the (lot to.. ill g eircont:laocta h appearegl in evidence, that an Maeda, 'mallet last the d gl and her brother, Mr. hle)riek, of Bell-yard, Fleet street, drank lea tucether, compinineil of illutes.free fluently ha•ine bergs attacked with pains in the head. Her dis se situ m r indicated a mind offeetrol. After tea bee brusher left her, and remained absent fur a short time, and on his return she sea gone. She had taken brr bonnet and shawl, and left the candle burning, lie never beard of her atternargla until hr reerivegl intelligence that she was Ding dead in St. Martin's Watelihnuoir. WWI. Passer, a private in the Guards, found the body io Ike basin, in the Green Peak. Verdict—lnsanity. On Saturday an Inquisition wao taken at the Nlitre, in Bruadicall, Christchurch, Surrey, berme Charles Jemmett, Esq. Coroner, an view of the hotly Of Mr. Wm. Owen, cod. merchant, in Yurk.street, Chrivichurrh, who put a period to his existence by hanging himself with a cord. It appeared from the evidence that the di ceased met with a reverse of fortune, having been reduced from •Aluesee to abject poverty, and lately compelled to give op business, and to add to his misfortunes his wife' rau away from him, which so preyed upon his mind that be became very an-1a,,. rhuly, and evidently deranged in his senses. Ott Monday I tst he absented himself, and could not be heard of by his friends until Friday night, when be was found banging in a shed near • house which be (requested in Yurk-street.— Vei diet, Lunacy. DREADFUL ACCIDENT'S BY GIGS. Wo rn 's ! s e u aight, as Mr. and Mrs. Holloway, of Dreittes s wrre descending the bill at Bashford in* gig, she horse fell; Mr. and Mi. Holloway were thrown oni, and Mos. H. had both her arms broken, her wrist dislocated, and her head dreadfully cut. Mr. H. swap's! wish a few slight bruises. On the morning of the same day, as Mr. W. Moore, of Tewkesbury, secompaisied by Mrs Moor►, was driving in a rig to the huuse uf Isis daughter, Mrs Holland, in the neigh hourhod of Stroud, the horse took fright, and ran away, eon- Cloning has impetuous course for a distance of darer milt., when, we linseed to say, Mr. nod Mrs. Moore were thrown out, nod Mr. Moore so match injorrd that he died next Jay ; Mrs. Moore had the small hone of her leg broke.., and was otherwise se ly hurt, hut the most sangtaisse hopes are entertained of bet reruirry. Mr. Moore wns proceeding to Stroud fur the purpose uf passing his birth-day with his daughter, as had been his invariable 11111111111 custom. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 13. Arrived the Agamemnon, Soros, and K;ooeraleyCastle transports, groin St. Kites; and Thames, Weyntun, from Trinidad. PLYMOUTH, Aticury 14. Arrived the Itioxberry, 51'Willients, (ion, Aluortal fur Loodua. ►At.MOUTB. AUGUST 11. •-• Arrived off the Lizard the Mi , Fraukland, from St. John's, Newfoundland. Arrived off ibis Imre the Charlotte, Blucher, from Demerara fur Michlh burg, in 56 days. Arrived the Union, CI. itch. Cleme.l eil , ./Urg.l; and Cmillons,SOWell, (rum Amiens : smiled 22d June, in company will, the C - slime fur London, and passed on the 24111; spoke uu the 30th July, in lat. 46 lung. 20. 55. the Jane, frum out 35 ila)s for London. The Alezendi i, Young, of Dun. dee, in coming down the Mississippi, on the 2tilh Mny, run foul of some timber floating, and stove in her bows—abe was obliged tri discharge be; cargo to repair. DEAL, AUGUST 13. Arrived and sailed fur the River the Ganges, 011s.iele, from Bengal; Traveller, Hutchison, from Bombay; cud Partition, Carter, hom Jamaica, in 40 days. Came duwu fruin the River the Albion, Wharton, for Leg- horn; Underwood, Wood, fur Demerara; Commerce, Bar ron, fur GibrAitar ; soil Oporto, Covey, fur Op or t o . Sailed the Zephyr transport, fur Puilsmootb. HULL, AUGUST 12. Arrived the Prince of Brasil, Todd, from Greealsoid, with 6 fish, 110 tons. A~aODr/N,AUGUST 10. The Earl of Palenisberry, from Davies gigabits fur Grimsby, a fall ship, stales, that the Mary Awn, of Dundee, and Keith, of Leith, ore hut. Arrived here frone Greenland lbe Concord, Fisher, wit► 0 54, and Ilia Willa, Clark, with 5 fish. tORIIWALL ASSI2k S. BODMIN, AUGUST 11. ROME OF COMSIONS PROSECUTION. BRIBERY AT PERM. THE SING V. HI,NIT SWANN, Esq.. Mr. Moltke opened the pleadings, which cusrged the Defendant. in the first four counts, with paying money to procure votes ; and in the 'lost two count'', by employing a promissory note fur the 1011111 e pat WISP. Mr. St rjeirvt PELL said, that this was one of the most important causes that could possibly be glot before a J ury, frosts its peculiar carom stances. At the late Election for l'euryn there were three Catithtlatep—Sir Christopher Ilawkinr, Mr. Swami, and :Mr. Ai:denim), and there were Aunt 300 voters lit the bortitlglk ; smouv; the voters he wits sorry to say corruption bad rots very high, sisal it required that something should be dune. For many reasons he wished cell to Mr. Svostino but out 'his oeeuatoti he 11411 to discharge his duty, :and when a charge of this description Was made out, that rimy required him to seek a convict' . If, however, there was a feeling independent of Ilse cause. let Nit. Swami have the benefit of it ; but if the offence he made out, he the person who he might, it was his wish that the purposes of justice al Id be fully answered. Ile should be able to prove that the day before the election bribes were given by the D,-cemlunt and receiver' by scene of the voters, and that as the contest became more doubtful, the once of "irS advanced. tie was sorry to say of l'euryis, that the grand aim of the candidasee was to grilse as low ass possible; but that bribery was uoirerailly prevalent it was envoi. whir to dray. The money rscrived in this way was fatal to she morals of the receivers ; and though it might gratify for the moment, it must be haute liel its the earl. Still. however, the tempter was more criminal than the tempted, and under ex• biting circumstance's, prometloing m u st b e dune to satisfy the ends of justice. Every newspaper honied with accounts of reform meetings, soul the outcry of mess, women, and children was borne out by circiusistatices recently developed, and by the idea th it a man who boys a vote would sell a vole. It was under the cloak of reform that sedition was working her way, and miles* the practice could be checked, the ultimate consequence must be dreadful indeed. The chief contest in the election fur this borough was be swam the. Defendant and Mr. Asoderdun : there Was a Mailifily of torn in the favour of Mr. Swann. NI r. Aisilerdon petitioned against the return. Ile (the Learned Serjesiii) was retained On that occa sion, and the greatest pain he felt at the 'resent moment was, that though others were proved to be equally aineliatile to the laws wills Mr. Swains. yet for some reason—God only knew for what—Mr. Swann wits alone brought forward to stand the brow. The prosecution had been instanter' by the Crown. at the instance of the House of Com -111011:,, sit dist it cattle is. the most weighty shape It wi:s but right to tneolsou, however, that all the a ',lncases whom he should call were rar ticipatros it, the crime, sisal if that was likely to wei g h with the Jury, lie was perfectly williog that the Defendant should have the benefit of it ; but be had co doubt that the evidence, urou the whole, coastal hting the clime an completely home to the Defeiiilant. that the Jury could have nu alternative. but snout find the Defendant Thomas Itosniaso.—l live at Petiryn. and know the Defendant; lie was a candidate at the last elec tion ; the days of polling were oio the 19th sisal .20th of June ; Mr. Swann came to any house on Sat ur- day, the 13th of June. and asked tue if I had yet given my vote; I said on; he said, I always e l. ! peeled you would be my friend; I said I had not yet deter ttt i t led; lie said, if you will vote fur rve I will procure you a permanent situation, so that you shall not waist, and will likewise do for you ! and your children—and it you want a friend at the present time, there shall be one found for you ; lie put his hand in his pocket. and said, if you were not present I would present you with something now, but I will call on Monday mone• jog., mid leave some money with your wife fur you. Mr. SWIIIIB then went away. When I return ed on Monday evening, my wife gave me five 1/. tours. 011 TUrtailly evening he asked sue if I had yrt nestle up my mind to vote for him ; I said I had given one vote to Mr. Asiderolon ; he said you will du well to give sue the other, for we are Ilse tao fighting parters: he asked me, and I told him I had not received parish ;lay ; he said, tell sue all the facts, that I may snake yours a legal vote ; and added, what I left will' your wife yesterday worn isug. I hope you will make yourselves comfortable with. My vote was rejected. . . Several other witnesses were called and examined in support of the charge. Mr. Swami conducted his own defence, cross. examined the witnesses, and addressed the Court at considerable length. Mr. Justice iiEbT then summed up at consider. aLle length. lie observed, that whatever war wanting in the case, had been Oupplied by the cuu frsriens of the Drfentlaid himself; and though Mr. Swaim wait %cry charitable, yet it was a littie remarkable that his charities were confined to the borough of Prieryii. The Jury casuist ant, in Lis opi nion, acquit the DefrisdaLt. TI alt there writ a flight variati 111 l in the testimony, yet it often hap. prated 1114 such 111111116011 Mit/tart' coufissnahou. The Jury retired, nod iu about a tiu4rter f 11111 hour oeturned and gave in their verdict of—Guilty, of the firth and ti.lh Col THE KING V. GOODEAVE. THE KING V. DUNS• FORD. 'FUR KING C. WYNNV. These. which were tha reitirialieg House of Coon. mono' probecutions, were thew called on but there being only one Special Juryman to each in atr e tin. once, Mr. Serjenot Pell neelisted hawing e tales; consequently tint trials are postponed. A traveller who has recently arrived from the Haramialt, saw at Guanabor•ort ■ family, in which the hu.bamd was 130 yeary of age, the wile 119, and a daughter 72. This Coolly is iu great poverty, and is supported chiefly by the alms of the curious who go to see them. The person said to he arrested, on a charge of conducting a drill of pikeinen, is not Serjratit SWINDILLLS, of our militia, hut a private ol• the same name. The former is a very respectable and loyal mao.—(Chester Paper.) THE TURF. • WORCESTER RACE4I. • wit:pauper, AUGI 87 I 1 A GJIJ Cup of 110 A s. by 8..4111r110:1 , ... Or 104. szf i :, the f.urplas ill 11111 ciP rl.lll . ntil.s. Mr. Huroyol.l named Fitz 0. vie. irs!ke.l A Sweepstakes or leca. early, with 10c, a.l4cd ; 2 radii., est. Sib ; Nis 216. Tww.yr.44l Mr. Wei.l'a ch t. by Wave , dim by Waxy ..... Mr. (aiding's de. c. by Fyhiceier Tit Humeri Purse a bet c sets by the birsel».% t u C.notty. Four tsule heals. Mr. Denean's b. c. The Coessir, 4 )4.04, 100 1". Mr. Hunter's he g. Wo.sco she...ker.!) )rs 11.1.3 Mr. Palmer's br. g. Ambito. 4 yrs old, lest. lib. - Y - BLANDFORD RACES. DEATH. Lamb. Ss id 1 - so li; -44 PRICES OP HA R. J %WWII. I Hay 51 5 , 1 0,1 io GI 11, al 5i..... I/ lea eel le 31 0. Clove. 01 Os Od le 01 OS 0,1 ♦ 4- i • J . i MIDISIPAIDAY, AUGUST 11. The Gait Cap. Four wiles. Nfr. Fstspoharkiii'. It .2. Gavels, aced , . : M:H r. I:odd.l's Atli or.paiins, •grit . 2 .Ir. Kines Sither 5 yrs uid .. • • Sureiistiltrs of trier e :eh, 1325. ft. tnr 3.yr bits. I..sq Mr. It illchff•'s cb. t Sister lu NVusveriusos, by ittibens Mr. Sister to Steel:rap . . Thr Maiden Plate of trOf. Heats. tser wire s 14s f Mr. Itires's Dist rt, by IN iilitir, 3 yrs if I Mr. J. W.liitr's cis. li.S:0.,1101 •,3 yr. 44 Mr. Radcliff; '5 Sister to Ni'mivereuatis, 3 yrs ul4l 2 i'r Mr. Alines b. I f. Vtlutipetlr, S yrs uld 4 dr Doting the last week the etciee officers its ils district hove seised severs! lousolresl grimier. s t milt, which hove Ireelli s.erettil to 'mull the !t. Mehl of the estre duty. The smilers essosseepsessee, ifieUrfrfl Mist *vitals prtiNilie s '2l. per Isioelsel. we believe.) %V, e r e ►erprtsrtl its.% iss y.rve the dot, of 10.. per (piaster, *sty it.rmst.l should have hozarded such a de• K r Psll% particularly WNW we tecellect 01.4 Ilion the tedut . - 11011 of tlbe duty. Iwo or three Sears ttgto, tite ►iers hid the alleriverwe made on Ilse ass ck in Is is. .1 to Ilse uttermost hte:bgemrer PRICK 01P STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Ct. Red... 73!it I India 13."5.. 13 it : ,r. 3 per Ct.Cons...7lA/1 Es. Bill., I pr. 31 per Ceti' Bll Lottery Tickets lat 4 per Ceuta.... 91k 91 I ()annum 4.: . • lier Ct. N. Am,. lu4al Culls. fur Acc 71,;,: . Bank Long An. 193.161 BIRTH. ' At Cork Creek. Dorsrt, oe the ilib hotted, the Lad) .1 the Rev. George Pickard, jeer of • ron. On the sth instant, at hi r kninings al Ennthhrtnenr, Lade the wife of Sir John Allan De 'toni c '', B u t Castle Emmett, in the enmity of Limerick. tirr 11118114.• were int Thursday morning irlaired, W half-past fon, u'eluck, in Eastbourne chords. HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE:. Muruiu( 37 after IS. I &ruing II aft., 11. NIDTGATZ AND LEADIENNALL MANKETA. (Ny carcass.) Beef .... 3. llto 4. 8.1 I Vest 3l 4.1 to 54 It Mutton.. 4a 44 to fos 4. K 4 to cis 11 Y ♦ND xru.4w limy.. St S. 04 t.. 9 1 R. New du 4/ 0. 0.1 to SI OA 0.1 Reran V 194 44 tu t/ If. 0.1 (lower it 1. 03 i.• 8/ 11. 0.1 _ PIIIIC OF 110114, per Cwt. New tIAOs. 1111 W P01:1: t. Kent.... 4/ 104 to 5/ 5.4 Kent—. 5/ Di QIIL/WC • 41 Os to 4/ 154 Sortex 4/ lot t.• 5/ Essex ...01 0. to 01 04 Eworx .. 0+ to 5/ Farnham, in Cowl, 6/ 04 to 6/ 158—erse, 51/ 154 to It 7. Foreign Putkets 21 I% t.. 31 Inc PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone o f sil t . j mu ,' s , 3 4 . 71 —%Visitechwit. I, 3,. 6.1 Avertge, 3r. $4.1. Sll F.El' SKINS. Lambs, 2s Oa le 3s 3.l—Slwarlings, b 4ild q OS. 0I THE Prefraion of Physic is of our l l high Imo parlance, that beyond say e ther it e s & to :se kept clear of ignorance mod quarterly. M . CURRI F. and CO. having dedicated thentresea to lime study, and bream gratified by She I C001111111.114:e practice is that ilwaurb they thought plume 10 Ft ICC!, 1140, that, after thirty 'rats 'contester in this Iletropnlis, their ta lents are so well known, and their reptiliallloll at, Cs.ollll. te'y estalolistied, that so apology is (a quirt ml for thaw declaim.' from the reviler mode of practice. It w.my be Koper to stair, that their medical education has been uf the first etas, that they are 'Member* of the Royal Colleges of and Ediulturgh, and as satisfactory evidences of the truth of this statement, their Diplomas and Testiumnials tn.iy be sects at their house, No. 107, Hattoiegaciten, shire they may he comulterl with the greatest st creep and l'ont.o.r by patients lavisher sex 146011119 g uniltr any of the lowing complaints:- Ist. A Cel lain Disease, for which they have di•cnvessil remedy that is nut only a complete dolma's', for mere., in time cure of this complaint, int which 11411 the edema • a riathcatine time disorder without di e,.n,0,1". lion. This remedy halt been used fur some sitaie with the happiest efforts on the Continent, sod p.ou,sses 10 he the Intim , of esittrvly expkulifor„ the oar of assn.', ' , err e i s the most complex aud niveterate cases. 2.11 y In rases of nervous 1./eloility Anil vascular K. ;INA: lion their rem arches Ise.re been most 4111 :1114 'hes na mc to a late introduction to a frietail and pupa of the illusitions Tnalot the acquisition of a simple t.,.t:itt of , is olisearolisg the violent means hitlwrto -,,rartised PI this country, gives a tone Ito eve' y suusCUlAr fito, of the restores his molutort spirits, mod re-est.ildi,hes his v'ee'r withuus iuN uniug the constitution, and thus t sp.osiug Lint to the dangers of it relapse. 3.11 y. In Strictures of the Urethra, Ilessra, Currie an I Co'.. plan of treatment has so Car surwatell ever, tither •a•' thud of rare, that th.y have excited the aa.nislwc•at .. 0 approhatiun of the most distlmmisliesl turd cwt mem, effecting in three weeks, runes which defied all th. et -too s ins of their skill. Messrs. ( unit. and Cu. of late !my , had s. v • tat patic•ots who had her.. weak e utingh to plsee thenestle... tinder the care, and solemit to the le of Sr. antral, Of nten 'dully unskilled is. there're 4.1 this must danzeiutis paint al complaint, and when after the loss of much such matey, they applied to Owen, and felt the .11icacy ..f their plan, they have been invariably as warm in their caumeh dalsolis of the skill to which they owed thei► resturati.ro health, as strung is their et names of the ignorance to skl.;l they had nearly fallen victims. Patients is the country are desired So state partiristris their case ; their !turn must be pot, enclosing a ILO; •'5 Emrland note, when the necessary advice and medicines •II be rent to any part of the world. Diu. 101,Hatieti.pnies. LONDON : Prladed seal Publisbed at Ike °Zee, Nu. 127, Strand; Oleic Advertisesseesits are received, auil lrtn•'. (po 41 " ;$1 1"1 1 . 1 ) 11‘:: " P t rie bt ier-- alki ). "14"1—C WHITE . , N . . 12 ? . 1 1 ;7 11 1 : : :416 ,11 ; Puliliaber te ~:~~