The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-05-15 00:00:00

propose another Address similar to the present, except as to the latter words." The Stiaausn—ft I think you can propene no. thing on this Address except to hove it negatived, wad then to introduce a new our."--(Hear, and lawilder.) . TheVannestson of the Itecisacusit accord- Ingly 'framed a new Address, solely coofining the ,Cnruntissiou to impels, late the notes of the Beak of 'Encland.—(Hear, Boar.) On the question beimr pot open this Address— Mr. Tilialllhr rose and mid, “ We eon certainly bare is otection to this coarse, though Ido out *now whet the majority, int:ladies men of the Beak Directers.can my upon the natter—(Load Imaginer) —for new. by the doctrine of the Noble Lord (Castlereagh), they wore made the objects - of the invidious selection that be talked 0f."... (Hear. and a lag* ) Lord CAIMPLIMILION strongly condemned the came taken by tame Gentlemen opposite. He could me little to boast is a triemph obtained in this manner by a threat of perseveriug in the quer Coo of adjournment.—lHeor. and a Imes.) Mr. Wu. Start differed with the Noble Gerd is his view of whet be celled a triumph, and begged sincerely end holeigoadly to congratulate the Chan- cellor of the lesebeepter se hie good jodguteat. is voneiderately retracting an error, rather than perse vere la sae which he foetid would lead to very SUM pleasmit eensequeoces. lie rbsdd sot, betrayer, con gratulate with the same facility the mit sulky, Om seemed now disposed to agree to that .pant which "they had se retioutly divided.—(Hear. Amer, hear.) After r few word. free' the Cuouthatai of the Estarcoon. the Addis... he lan proposed br eon• fitting the i..quiry t 1 Hoak of Ragland motes, .11111 refried. Hr. Itaimerr peatomed his swami till u Toesday. Mr. Casten* mord he tram to Wog la a Bid fur rego. lotion she iihippios of Ow Zest led* Compeury, which was ramord. THR COUNT LAS CAS* Mr J. P. GUAM mid, that al se lea an low be was belreemely awilB.g sweerepy Ate time of the Mew% but es ifro Mrs Cientleme• we tie emire Me ware reirehrd es purest to @whim she bestow Uwoed, he *odd. however veleetneily, posed r area for *dam popes esoreeted with the saws of M. the Come Lao Cases, $ GsNle.sn. who lad iren onside/ to mused flao•parle to *. Helena. lie led orderdoed that N. Las Coles bed has ~sowed him the Wand of St. Helens to the Cape of Good Hope, where bovine arrived, he was Net fir lair the interior *wog she wain, and detneeed there several soothe, without any authority or the part of the GMI/11011,, he be mold twitter He wow ambartiod el the Cape to a mewl, ea he net seeiworthy, sad by that roamed to the toes* 060 He was Mee Mom& witbio the opmetiow of the Alien Aet, his pore wire lase boa hi, hal by what authority be tow oat. He waa theater and le Oetood, where he was seised by two Olken of that Gemenamo, was by thaw transperied *to the Prod* territories, where be ems mama as • pourer, and einoreyed I. Frookhrt, where he on rotateeed as • peimenor. Thie power of imadirre ome • perms humid Mtn the power of hisemeedee had been wholly illowored by his Majesty's lfinislere at the lime of wan Olt firs PM. Perhaps the facie ea he bed slated them were oat onset, hot the papers for whit* he shoo* mom woad *heel the troth of his dikersonele, and fur *la porno he *weld mew as Imarble Adhere in the Prises Repot he all piens relative to the transportation of N. Lae Cams from the Cape of (Lod Hope to Great Instate, and *sum to Weed. Lord Cneteismin acknowledged Mat the statement of dm Hoe. Member was calculated to mat great odium se his Majesty's Govereaseet ; hoe bad the Hue. Member buss noreeuhat more perticelat le obteiaieg iatemeatiee, be holed hare toted that the oely Mace to which the Ceeet Las Caere hod beet reesoved at the Cape or Geed Hope was to the Governer% cormery home, and the softies were so ahem Mae the Goefeuer's aseamitics. He asserted Met the 0•11111 Lea Cues had been detected he endeavouring to establish a eineeppedieuse between the Prisoner in Wet Minn and presage is Sorrepa, and that hie object in setereinor he Europe was u cedars it wore eflielhelerily. inch a pram he antsweled, ought to he Sobalitted to the eye/sties of the Mien Art t bat as to hie rapper, he cost wean the Moose, that when they were *teed the nal of the Cosset Lae Coen hineeW was pieced .s these with neat of the edierr, teed Inter had Aare been received frees the Coast, ash nowlediying that he had re ceived his papers in the peels, teas is which they had Seta taken from bin. ile ceesidend the weadiai of the Count to °steed ea indultam*, for had he han treas. bitted to Frame, he mast have Mks into the hank of the Gfiveraneest by when he hod lota denounced.— With the Coast's seine,. in Ostend the Britiele Genre- Ilitei had so einem, for the Comet had bent landed at Oeund like any ether peereager, free the packet vend, witless any intimation whatever to the Goveneneet of the Lori Cenaeries. This fact, however, depended ahogether *pee the Ca t. ewe steStweest ; and alter the repressed.. ties he ha/jives gibe Irealinnt be hod expevineeni at the Cape, the Heim weld biennial whet meld amid be at tached Se any taelbst eneeniest frees hie. This wee ens of those twee which Cringes were toe curb in the Wit of making the snood tar iimstivitiortivas tks elm/seen of ate British Getrnmsest I bet Air 1M aostoort M hod given - the Homo, he mimed she New Gad lAsneed Member woold set preiskir willies, se shit do Weis weeld rebus its denials. Mr. Teener/ thought it very suspicious, that home. diately oa the larding of this... he had keen Mod y two ; hat if the feels was is the Noble Lord had s i Ce di t u l ab iZes whet objection mild there has. greet the eale;lated to make out the case? papas Goguniax thought the Noble Lord had Needed oaf. Wien, implicit that No caussmanicotion had bee. made vespeolief the Count Lis Coen with any Illeeiga Govern. Neat. Preview, to the arrival of the Coast Las Coon Is 111 Winona to had bees mode his wife, who me. 17I: a. Pat* of hie impeded mein, sad it was dogma to boo. fie what place she would wiels to meet him. The Counter replied. that alit should prefer Loadoe; het this mot heileg allowed, she said, that all other plasm were is. difFereat to her, end (Mead Wog the port rearms le Eng lund, the C.onedess was apprised that her hothead should he twat thither. This he thought • milkiest proof of the dui,* evinced y tho British Goverseetit to past every indolgroce to this Swoon. Mr. V. &now had, whether say iatissetlon of the intuition of Goonalmeot to swam the Comae Las Cams S. Oarlock had heen made to the Ambassador or !bolster of asy foreign Pitilltf ireseliag is, ibis country ? Lord Caymans's dueled, omit di betty, that .o each isticastion bad he.. glees. After a few words frees Mr. J. P. ORJUtT, in reply, the motion was wegatived. ROYAL Nurrms. On the inotioa of Lord Dogmatise*, the eitheideration of the rehire Regret% Ideeiage relative to the Marriage of the Duke of Kest, wu peespowed SIN twosome, (this day). The Report of the Irish Alleeelell Taxes was brought up lied agreed to, and Sills ordered is be Inveght up its per mutes thereof. The Report of the Scotch Distillery Acts was breaeht op, the Reeoletiosis read bad agreed to, mss Bills ordered to he bravos in seesediagly. The Irish Trastutoney Sill, and the Howth Harbour Bill, Went through Cossiettes.—Repeet this day. The other Orders of the Day ware thee disposed of, and the Howie adjoarsied at Hrits.liaer Ong otlock. Mr. BOOTH. of Covent Garden Theatre. is play. join at the Newcastle Theatre. He will perform Awake. in The Jew of Malta, this night for his •YI as benefit. e sa f i te globoid 1 Temple Capis admit of its Wok appro ph oakpriated le t b. ime perrisas Mime Wean j, imod 41imotitsesA a Prat Chew& Vete dis CessieLl i • . ROTA, An. rustic MthWMENT IrOa sa :•. S 1111SIORT OF IRS LAIR LANSIITHO Clll CHASIDIM" Of WALES AID SASS • t rile Ceimmeipb Committee. ifter etettuely emusiderleg the Mime ameleisimealome thry hew veseived. soil it. emsfee. sky *id' Met My hues assess to believe le the mists of tie reblee. beg leave hi stew that it ie their ineusteee. *held 'Weise& be adeisaht. Se efeeetneet the prepared Temple of the Fehelspit w a sale selleiestly esteseive to 4. 7 . leP LONDON, • FRIDAY. MALT 16, 11111. An minded debate took place last night in the Heine of Coossous, upon the amnion of Sir June M acumen. for the appointment of. Select Com mitter e. Intuit* into the most effectual means of preventing the forgery of Dotes of the Bank of Engload. • The Cuancet.toa of the Excitant's& moved, a an useadaseut, that the matter be re fund * Commission under the Great Seal, to invite into the beet means of preventing the &Ville "an V the Hawk Eaglaad. private Beaks. and ether itegetiabk securities. After the inhaideneut had been carried by a anisidersble ma .jarity, and ma the motion for fnonnvg the Address to the Crows, for the appointment of the Commission, Lord Courron proposed, that the nerds be omit ted which went to mitred the inquiry to private Dinh. and other negotiable securities. The Cu* e cau.on of the EZRIII4OIII premed the Homo to • division on the words being retained in the Addrus. and untied this point only by • majority of 11; but on Mr. LTTTSLTOR'S moving an adjonrument, and repressing his determinants, to divide the Hesse again. the CuanthaLot ef the EXCIISOUTIL was obliged to propose a new Address. confining the inquiry to the original object of eacertainiug the best means or preventing forgeries on the Bea of England. This abandonment of the words of e until)°, on which he had pressed the House to • at:mufti! division, drew from Mr. TITRNST and ether Gentlemen the most sarcastic taunts. About midnight Mr. J. P. GRANT brought on his motion relative to the Count LAS Cases, one of Bon Atralitell attendants at the Island of St. Helena, whose ease has been already before the public. The Count had complained of being re moved from St. Helena to the Cape of Good Hope, where he bad been removed far up the country, among the savages; but Lord CAsTLENTAGH as serted. that although the Count had been sent into the country, it wu solely that he might have the ailvastage of residing in the Governor's house, which appeers to have been the best in the co. len; ; sod that the only savages he lied to en counter were the Governor's domestics. The leisure of the Count art Ostend by two gendarmes, was not explained so satisfactorily ; and although Lord CASTLTRSAGN denied that any cominunica time bad been made with any foreigo Government respecting the Count's destination, the circus). deuce appears too suspicions to adroit of attaching ' mach credit to the Noble Lord's statement. Mr. GRANT'S motion for the production of papers was peptised. The consideration of the PIIIINCZ RSGZIT'S Message relative to the Duke of Knit's marriage was postponed ou account of the lateness of the hoar to this evening. It wos stated by Lord Lsysarool.. in the House of Lords, dud. tie sum proposed fur his Royal Highness would be the some as what has been already granted to Um Duke of CANIBUIDOZ. ♦ Flanders Mail arrived hot siight, with Papers to the 12th instant. They contain no news of any interest. ' The last Ceylon Gazettes contained utifavounshle accounts from that Island, mid rUltlOlif has goose much further. Where the public mind hes beets IMP 11111K41 excited. the following extract (ruin • letter written by • Gentleman in • high situation at Colombo. may prove interesting : I am awry to say, that ferniest* of two years ■ad a ►elf •f British Diversion* has terarisated he deciding a cesaiderable portioe of the eastern sari southern parts of the Unarm territories to mammas', by force of arms, to Wag beck their sacked dynasty, however barbarous and cruel dray tilt It to be. The districts of Walspoushay, We lane, Blttt•ne, and Ouvalc, have beta fee these five weeks in • arnegilete mass et rebellion, excited by a relative of the late King, who has been joined by the Dessives of Wats posahwy sad °arab. Geuend Bruwarigg has marched the greater part of him troops into these districts, sail has Mopes of securing their Pretender. A few straggling weeps ea ear side have bees killed sad wounded, and a few on the side of the augury. Their object is to harass as, mot to ce p s with es i■ the field, wherein they know their infe riority. We may, perhaps, suppress this inserrectios but I fear that the country is not to be kept except at an eapeam nisch beyond its value. Sieve we have had it, it has not roasted provision to subsist the garrisons kept within it. The peewit rate of expenditure fur the Namtnia p►ovince/ only, iselodi•g expenses of the war, arum be less than 11410111. per mouth ; the ordinary exposes, civil and mili tary, see about 8,000/. per month." We have received America,' Papers to the filet ish.—The Bill to prohibit all intercourse between the British West 'oldie Islands and the United Stater, luta paved the House or Bepreeentativer PRICE OF YESTERDAY. Rank Stock.. sea 281 3 per Ct. Red.. 7901 3 prr Ct. Cons. 403 on 4 per etas. 961 5 Der Ct. N. Au... loth! Bank L. Ann. 2111 4-16 Irish 4 yr 106/ India Stock 434 Indio Booth 98 too pr. FIE. Hills. 2... 18 20 pr. Ditto. e. .... 19 eo pr. Loney Tickets 191. 10r. Onsuiutn I pr. Conf. fur Acc. 30i 801/ LAW 111TELLIGARCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, Wsmusnut, TEIVILIDAif, ti. MA* liftsr Term. beers Mr. Julies BA - irLei, mad' a Spiral Jury. CHALLENGE. Twit awe e. *ammo eleteet.sweisti. Mr. WHlLlMettle opened the pleadiage. The Defendant was Mittel! Cur sending a verities challeuge to Lord Viscunet Sldeountle, oat of his Majesty's Secretaries of Slate, with intent *4 provoke him to light a dud..-to which indictueent he hod Oradea Not Guilty. The ArressairGetteitah 'Weed the ease. The Jury, be observed, bad heard from his Learsed Friend the nature of the charge ageless the Defendant. it was for haviug sent a challenge to Lord Sidemostb, one of his Majesty's Secre. lanes of State, ealliag on him to light a duel. There was, a. doubt, that, in point of law, this was as indictable offence. He 'Wald ester tato no argument* on this part of the case—for it was established by law, that the sending of a challenge was • very 'Woes crime. What be had to state world be very short--for, elms this principle of law was admitted by all men, or if disputed, was disputed through ignorance—if he proved to the satisfaction of the Jury, that the letter was verities by Mr. Thistlewood—that it was sent by him--aid that it imported, in direct terms, a challenge to fight—the ease would be made out, and It would then he their duty to promionce a verdict against the Defendant. The Noble Lard who had preferred this indietrarut before a Grand Joey, harboured aermeesineent against the Defendant. He hod aro communieation or intercourse with the Defendant, save what had seeemarily arisen from the important how dahs of State, which it was hie duly to perform. He had Wed. se the occasion alluded to, in his Magisterial charac ter, W he might tae that phrase, in discharging a leg.il duty cossetted with • case of • very serious astute. He cuter. seised so private reaestmest against Mr. Thistlemood, but he felt it tobe his duty, • duty which Ise owed to the public and to the high Miami whirl, befitted is the state, when the law was vinleted by the De/iodine, to Wog him before * Jul y of his misstep. There was another reason ' which every otee mast admit had • right to operate in his Lordship's reason connected with what he owed to his own p▪ ence, to his family, and to the public. Wheel the law was affronted by transactions like this, there was • duty is be performed, which every man owed to those who were sear and dear to bine ' that of protesting himself against personal vieleste, or the apprehensiost of ii. He should now mate the eireseastauers of the ease. The Defendant bad been charged last year with the crime of High Treason—aini it was the duty of Lord Sidanuth to issue the process of the law—namely, his monied—for the Defendant's appieheusion. He was brought to the bar of that Cowl, and was certainly acquitted. When he mild this, let no one imagism be meant to insinuate, that the Defendant was not entitled, in every respect, to the Israeli' of that acquittal. After Ise was Kt at liberty, he wrote certain letters to Lord Sidstioutli. to which be would not furthe► Wade. Nut opus the 3d of Fe binary, be sent to the Noble Lord the letter that would be proved in evidence. He would read it to the Jory—aud be would contend that it was impossible fu► human ingenuity to explain away the terms i■ which it was couched. If it did rot purport to he a challesige to fight, he knew no term of language in which a challenge could be hawed. The better was aa 64 My losed—idaviag addressed you repeatedly, with a View to procaine a redress of iojories which I have received frowerms,aa Secretary of State.astel any applications receiving no aunties, I am compelled to seek redress 1a moocher moa ner. I therefore demand that sanfattion, which, as an in jured man, lam entitled to receive ■t your hands. I leave the choice of sword ur pistol with your Lordship, and place. As for time, I will admit of so delay, an immediate auswer is expected. " A. THISTLEVCOOD. " Stanhope-street, Clare.snarket, February 3." That this was a direct challenge ronld ant ire &aided. The :era 0 satisfaction," might, indeed, apply to satisfac tion of s►veral sorts. Bid when to that was added, " choice of sword or pistol, and place"•—whru the dioica was left with the passim so whom the letter was wi Wen, with the es. visitation, " as to time, I am admit of uo Jetay"..--he would ask how it was possible, in the ordinary construction of lan. gauge, to say, that it meant any t►ing, save tkiti---" I chal lenge you to tight with sword nr pistol, at any place you please -- tat, as to time, you mast be as prompt as possible !" Having said this, he had no farther observations to make. It was a plain question of fad fir the decisions of die Jury+ and, if ►is statement were proved, it would he their duty to return a verdict against the Defend/at Viscount Sidmunth oransinest .(roe OW Benet by Mr. Toocincs Hi, Lordship, on and before the 3d of February lost, was one of his Majesty's Sirereteries of States and resicird iis Clifford-avert, in the county of Middlesex. [The letter was here banded to his Lordship.) He stated that he was the person to whom it wag addressed, ad that be received it on the eves*: of the 3d of February. It wag sealed when de. livered to hiss. lie understood the terms 6 ' My Lord," with which the ktter eummeseed, tq. be addressed 140 him. IMr.isslier BA I'Lltli-•-` 4 Maa the Drfeaadatit any Counsel Thistiewood-- No, any Lard, lam loot prepared. It was am in any power cram to subpoena witunses. The Crow/a l/ace was shut " Nr. Justice BAYLLY—" You elimajd have shard that, on aNdavit, before the Jury were sworn, mid, if you thought applied to pot of your trial." Thistiroood--" It is important to ma that ivy witnesses should be resent." Mr J. BAILtT-..* Have you stay triestioss to ask my Lord flochnouthr I home viol." Mr. Justice BATLEY—" If hereafter yew strike application to the Court, substantiated by affidavits, fur a uew trial, that which is now passing will nut operate against yuu. All I can do now is to try the ease." 1 ►ave no evidence. The ease is all on one side." Mr. Justice BAYLRY--" nit will Out purest you from applyiug to the Court hereafter." Thistlewnod- 6, I have been kept in prison " Mr. Justice Balmer- 0 I IWO sorry fur it—but I have only ore duty to perform." Thos. Bailey exastated bp Mr. Raesteitosort. Witness is butler to Lord badmouth. Ott the 3a of February bet, be received a letter by the two-penny post, addressed to his Lordship. which be laid before him.— [Witness bete identified the letter produced to he that which he had received.] Bowles Buttes, amasined 8y /fr. frouctros-Gemenat.. Whams acted as gentleman gaoler, at site Tower, during the Defesdaut's his louses*. He bad several opportn cities St seeing the Defendant write. Crew-earessined by Thistkwood. n• hod sees Defesdaat write three letters. The fird wee as application to Lewd Sidasotith, for clothee—the second for permiselos Is take the air—sad a third, the mature of which be did not recollect. Thistiewood--a If I had my witnesses here. I could hays @hews t h at the Misses of the last with'ss in sot tree. This is the hardest case ever luaus. I am oppressively treated" Mr. Justice BAYLET-.- 11 That is sot a pure observe ii..." Thistiewootl- 1 " My situation calls for It." The letter was then pet la aad read by blr Lew. Mr. Justice Bets.itY- 84 Defendant, de you wish to say say thing?" Thistlerroad-4 6 I can only say that this trial is called ea prematurely. l could sot, is easempreace of the Crown aka being Hirt, subposta my wheelers. Two of those 1 wireat to subpoena are present, the Solicitor-Cheese! and the Solicitor to the Treasury." Mr. hetes BA•nre-- 14 If they ere present you may en. seise them, though they have sot bees solopereed." Thistlewooll—N Yee—hot there ts no use is examialag use without the amt. The Crews-take has been shut fur three days, as I can prove by my wife sod Dr. Watson, both of whom west there" Mr. Justice Bawuhr them ehargod the Jury--who. after a short coseideretioo, maned a verdict of--" Guilty of • with aertAy se greet • majority as iu the Smite. nit the third radio, 126—Nays 16. la oddities to the above assurance of a pacific disposition, the New York Itlerematik Adrortistr. l ot the I lth of April, hay, as its brit sud must eon spices., poregraph, the following : A letter from a ileoebee of Cosines, of die eh ionise, aye --0 4 The Committee of Foreign 11101 81 1 1011 have h at"- eel meetings so the saliva of ear dienosees-wieli Spain. All 1 eso sop so the «Alessi le pressed is, OW dire will take no meseeres List old peewee a war with Not sadist We have received a series of Jamaica Papers to the nth of March. They contain some interesting extracts from the Curscas Papers. respecting the actions between BOLIVAR and MORILLIN in Fe bruary last. It would appear from these accounts, that Aloatu.o was ember taken by surprise. but that after some hard fighting he bad succeeded in repulsing the Patriots with great slaughter.—They had attacked him three timers with two thomand cavalry and one thousand five hundred infantry. Rumour, were circulated I.‘ Guayrs. that Moat LLO wNdefeated. and that Bortvaz was ad vancing upon Caracas. The greatest consterna tion immediately prevailed among the inhabitants of that city. They hastily embarked on board the "hips which were lying is the harbour ; the town was entirely deserted ; and it was not till • dis mach from Moattto announced the defeat of the Independents, that the fugitives returned to their boom The Duke of WELLINGTON hada long audience of the PILINCE REG►NT yesterday, at Carlton Wage. Yrstenlay the Dukes of YORK aad KENT visited the PEENCE RESENT. The Dukes or You* and SUSSEX paid their re• 'picas to t h e QUEEN end PRI N C EMS yesterday. Yesterday_ the Prince of Hasse Homnouaa, at tended by Baron (YNAGHTEN, simtell the PRANCE REGEDT. the Duke of CLARENCE. &c. The Duchess of Gt.ouctsTsa had a grand nu merous party last night. Oo Wednesday the Dote of CUMBERLAND dined with the Earl of Daum Yesterday the Ductless of CVIIBSRLAND ho noured the Poiucess Scnomsouaa Lira with a visit. Wednesday hat Colonel 01:MILEY entertained a select party or friends to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of his Newt Faithful Majesty Joan VI. King of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil, and Algarve. Lord KINNAIRD has arrived at his house in Clarges.otreet, from the Continent. Intelligence has been received in town of the death of Pzuoa. Some time since, this Prince war authorised by his Senate to appoint his sac ce.sor, and he nominated General Bozza, who is, however. conceived to be so unpopular, that emus- TOPES is likely to avail himself of that unpopularity to invade the territory of Pori-au-Prince; and should he succeed iu reducing it to his dominion, the Spanish authority in St. Domingo mnst soon cease to exist. That authority has, indeed, been long in a very enfeebled mate, owing its existence sokly to the jealousy between Patios and Chars• A public meeting was held at Liverpool on the 12th instant, at which the Rev. Wu. Set:Pune proposed THOMAS LEYLAND, Esq. as a fit tepre. sentative for that Borough, in the event of a getters! election. The motion was seconded by Mr. EDF.R TON SMITH, and carried with great applause. A requisition to that effect was immediately signed by upwards of 1,000 persons. This nonsination of Mr. LEYLAND, with every prospect of success, ex , cited a great sensation in that populous town. Both the " Kentish Men" and the " Men of Kent." have beets highly favoured by Fortune in the last Lottery. We perceive by Buns adrertiseateats that they °bullied frost kiwi so less than six Shares of E 30,1100 Prises; two of which west to Canterbury, one to Marriatawe, use tw Saisdwich, owe to Dartford, and one to *roaterithre, besides Whirr shares °f-matter e pilots ; is short, his Prises were almat as pleaterwl in that comity as hop. A new Property of the Kaleitlmcope has been • discovered by a Gentleman of the Jewish Persua. e l oss , wet keelss is She Play World. The nine digits sod cypher are draws or se assay pieces of coloured class; these are placed is the object cavity at die end of 11w tithe; a variety of Numbers previa tbenistivcs. but WSW are notch more brilliautly &fined than t h e rent; from these more lucid Numbers be selects his Tickets and Shares for the 107 Capitals is the present Lottery ; sad, as One Thousand Puards per hltuute must be obtained on THUIIIIDAY MOAN. too, Alas 4th, the Kaleidoscope may mow be turned to a Capital Account. the afternoon of Tuesday re'imight, a man of the name of SMITH had the temerity, after having drank about ten pints til ale, to ascend the spire of Louth church, Lincoln, which is needy 300 feet high, mid tie • handkerchief round use Iron which supports the weathercock : after he had remained some time upon the top stone, danced a hornpipe, and performed several other antics, he descended with all the composure itnaginahle to the bottom of the spire, and on the point of one of site piiincles of the tower he stood upon one kg with his arms extended, and made his co*Kie to the numerous spectators below, who had witnessed this piece of presumption with horror and asioniiihnatit. It is a great consolation to be iuforened, that, with the laudeble view of preventing the repetition and imi tation of such dreadful examples of limpidity, the Magistrates of Louth intend to inflict upon the I present offender, for drookentsess, the puutshinent of the stocks. irritsito tie letter, with iotthi to provoke Lord Sidabouth to died a duel." Thiallewood isquired whether be could move fur a ate Trial hereafter Mlr.Justiee BAYLCir Answered that he might, OR proper affidavits.. When the Defendant, be obscrvid, was sirigi sally brought into Court, be pleaded malty to the indict ment. He afterws*rds expensed a wish to withdraw that plea, and plead Not ashy. fbq Court, not wishing say men to be boned by what he might unadvisedly have dour, applied to the AttoraerGeetersl, who Immediately consented that the Defendant should withdraw ►is first plea, which was accordingly dose. OLD BAILAY.NIAv 14. The Sessions baring terminated, the Rsconnett proceed ed to pass sentence of Death on the billowing dr !influent's Thomas Mitchell, for phi ep.straling ; James Pau.,,,, , Joliu Freak, and Clarke Smith, for houpe-breaking; Thomas Norris, sad Christopher Ferttantli, alias Clarke, fur highway rubbery; Thomas Spencer, for privately stealing; 'Me. Clark, for horse-stealing; Elizrbetli Basun, fir stealing iu dwelling-house; Wm. Holland and George Smith, f r steal ing in • dwellitsyr-htnise ; Win. Bayley end Robert Spent eii, fi t burglary; Thomas Buttery and Timothy kluenamais, fur forging a will; and Charles Gngerly, for privately stealing in • shop. . . . . . _ It iniebt be in the recollection of our readers th::t points law were reserved fur the last fiie.mentioned Bayley and Spencer, on being called un to hots* what had to say why judgment of death should not he payseil tipme them, persisted its saying they bad been isnomo f ly auu •icted, as there were uu abutters to the window tiny were charged to have broken, and one of them pin an .1 paper, and requested it might he publicly read The KtcAttlasts said, the paper with' not be read in open Court; their case had undergone the t delibt rate comi derstion of the twelve Judges, and they had determined 11.4 they were properly and ii `ally tom islet!. (Inc of the Prisoners said, " That serer could 11c— there were no shutters" And Input' the Recoidei lug his address to thorn with " And may the Load Iriee mercy Oil your sends!" Spencer said , "I hope he will, fur you will nut." The following were sentenced to transportal ion fur life : Thomas Haman, Thomas Butler, John Porter, Johii and Thomas Mac Lean. Forfoartec•years z-- William Major, James Greenfield, George TUrlillte, Clarissa W. Downes, Hobert Perini!, Thor. William &OWN Thomas Davis, Patrick Lane, Th..* IVadd, and John Ward. One of the above ps 'sailers address ed his Lordship in the following terms I—.• 'pit! .1.. y.. 0 mean fourteen years between us all, my Lord t (X.! I'm.r trey pennyworth, very well!" He hiiwtd and quilted the and: r saying to those btlow " only fourteen pennyworth!' For seven years:—James Hohnere, Wm. Smith, Joh,, Lock, Wm. Low, Rickard H—, James Furiy, It', Wright, Robert Guthrie, Aso Clayton, Jucrub Dne.s Win. Cale, Juba' Jordan, 11tidget Rainer, J::114q6 Dicktm.tm. Charles Lemon, John Smith, Henry Passau, Wm. alias Welling, Joseph Bonney, Aun S1)11111, ( Juba 311111114, alms Miner, H. Napoha, John Worm, Bainbadge, Thomas Pithy, Benjamin Wy it k Myers, Tlivnisis %%VII, Thomas S,nith , Robert Mylce, Clink, Mary Robinson, Juliu Smith, Richard Wrlittigh.i.„ Benjamin: Blinker, Richard Kitcliiiter, Michaelfilow, Bowyer, Andrew Jacobs, %Wm. Wrighi, Wm MiTryd. William Northfield, Theories Ruaewell, John Rend, Willis., Wers.• Webb, Julio Smith, Jos. Wiliam, Fredit,.%. Roolfe, John Paddock, Joseph POIViI, John framrix, Boner, Eleanor Nicholls. J. , ho Hilton, Thou.:. e, Joseph Parker, and John Basun. A great number were sentenced to various perilia, , of iq , - primonenesst, after wbicb tbe Sessiuu aajourued to ti:; !7.!t of J mar. TILE TURF. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, ISIS. TIMAIDAY, XAV 17. Siterotakr* of 100 gs. rach, b. ft. tut colt., Sat. 4 . 1, rack Ab. tt Those out of uotwird marts i.) try alluti,4l 31u. Mr. Hush's by Craario out of Lady Jaur 1 Mi. Villiers's ch. by dertirinbruurar, out of a browta uu tried mare by Sorcrrer, out of Burr to Volante 2 Major Wilson's b. by Juniper, Jam by Oscar Lit Sufficbrs b. by Sorcerer, out orsi.ter to iietu.o th 2 to 1 apt Mr. Rash's by Ccsariti—b to 4 asst I. aufticiirs b. by Sorcerer. Seemly Guineas for 3-yr..colts,B"l 71b.; fillies,Sat n.m. Jard Uarlittetou's b. If. H land Haus's b. c Leptis, by &Alum Mr. Tborubell's ob. c. by Seed. out of Prophets's Mr. ♦ndrews's be. f. aunt! to Nectar _ _ Duke of Rutlood's gr. c. by Electiouout of Modesty Lord Jersey's b. c. by Orville, out of Sophia Sir C. Boubury's lw c. Swam., by Sorcerer Mr. Cruckford's br c by Dick Andrews, out of a Papists mare D. of Granola's Ch. f. Gaols Mr. Prober% b f. by Soothsayer, oat of Aretothasack Mr. Piguu's ch. c. &youth's Mr. Laker els. eh. Jeremy Gradus The Jude placed but three. 3to I agaiost Romp-2 to 1 airmail Lips. Handicap Sweepstakes of 100. each, for 3 year olds atif upward.. A.F. _ _ . Mr. Crockfurd's Merrymaker, 4 yrs old. 711. 111 k... Sir J Shelley's Letipibldioe, 4 yrs old, gat. 101 b. IA Darlington's VVliilifter, 6 yrs old, 04. 411 r. Gen. Groavervar's The Flyer, 4 yrs old, /at. 21b. Mr. Woollastost's Fugitive, aged, Ilst. I lb. 4 to 1 apt Merrymaker--3 to 1 apt Wki ker-3 to 1 apt The Flyer-3 to I apt Fiegitivi.. wttortt:ao►y, tr►i 13. Sweepstakes of 15p eacb, fur 3 year-old calla, ast. eh.; Allies, fist. Lb. M. Mr. Tkornhilrs brother to Cerrw . . Mr. c. by Cock Rubio, dam by Gohatto s 2 Mr. Wilsou's f. by Tlatrilderbolt, dam by Sir Prier D. of Rolland's c. by Sara, data by Giles 2 to 1 agst Mr. Thornhill's bstaelscr to Carr-5 to 4 art Mr. Wilson's 1. by Thuoderboll—ft to 2 asst D. of gut- e. by Handicap Plate of 501. by solneription, being the third of the Owe 30/. plates, foe three, four, five, ant-yr-ultly and aged horses. .4. F. Mr. Malaga's ch. e. Maro, 4 yrs old, 7st. 4lb 1.11 Jersey's b. b. C2BllOll Ball, eyed, est. !lb. . D. of Grafloa's b. e. Maintop, 4 yrs old, 7st. 9lb 3 The Judie Oared but 3. 11 to 1 apt Nero-4i to 2 aget Common Ball-2 to 1.0 Waterloo. Sweepstakes of 10011 each, from the Ab. M. starting post to the cud of ft M. La Jersey's 'The Giant, 4 yrs old, 7•t. ILA Suffield's Glow-worm, 6 yrs old, est. 41b.. 9 Mr. Wilson's Carlton, S yrs aid, est. 41b Dake of Rutland's Rhoda, S yrs old, 70. 61b. ....... .• • 4 Mr. Terrett's Soverrigo, S yrs old, Set. lib. 7to S apt The Giant-3 to I apt Rbods...-7 to 9 0 : 4 Sovereign. DEATH. On the 13th instant, Mr. Radnor, a sarreyautet, strand. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIM!. nursing 30 after I Evening 1 &I'M 10. LON uON Printed sod Putatebed at the (-dim No. ''l St:LW ; wham Adirartleesanita are receiveu, ,nd (poet paid) taus' be soldrafted—C. Nal 1 Cleateat's Ina, Pribtet..j. W NITS, No 117, Publisher. I THE BRITISH PRESS.