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I bw'EiL? AL. r - • . • itt • /. • • • • - 1 , 4 1% tve7 ‘ • 411 4.4#1 A •• bt • r ' Ilirtilif-40e,eb 10rti#,444. • . r . "!- t. I •i . • i - .• . • i I - ••• • NummEß 4714. KING'S THE 4TRII. ruillls EVENING. SATURDAY'. Jan. 17, »di he performed.3lmtart's celebrated Optta of THE NEXT of KIN or any) of JOHN BABTISTA. late helonting to the Merchant Ship Malabor(Captaisi Shibli.i`olecralical, by applying l 0 Mr &Neil, No. S. Bell-yard, pintail :Commons, may hear of suasethilig to their savant:Air. This day is published, Tyro Volume* tiro. the Third F• pries I/. 1.. is bninnlq, F.ItNI()NS serious M(iAt. awl 11E1.1- GlOrS SULU ECTS, let all the Sundays and piiucipal Festivals of the Year Fly the Rev. JANIF.S ARCHER. Louden . Printed for Joseph Rooker, Bond , dreet. Whore mov he had, in 0611 . 01.1111111 t nvir pr.re 1.2 v. THE Farm of CAT1101.11(3, confirmed by Scripture, and attested by the Fathers of the five first Age, of the Chiang+. Tisis Jay is pnblisbei, in Co. price One Games in boards, Part I. of THE ENCYCLOPEDIA NI ETIIOPOI.I. TAN 11, ar,'Vt4,ereal 9iesurnary of Knowledge, na as original Otto ; cuppromag the tno.liold ■dranlaae of a philosophical awl an Ophabilitral arrangement, with 12 sp. prwpriate and entire!? newt -Engravings, by eminent artists. K.R. A few Copies are printed on a impertiiie rillsl paper, with proof impression% of she Plater, prier Two Gtotteas. Printed Pe Rest Fenster. London. This day is published, to 12mu. price tic io boards, APRACTICAL ESSAY ou I'HEMICAL RE-Al:Flail or TESTS, illustrated by a Serie* of Experiments calculated to *hew the Uies to which Chemi cal IMts may be •pplird, and the Art of applying them suc cessfully. By FRED. AC(UM. Operative Chemist, Lecturer un Practical Chemistry, o• Alineraloyy, sod ou Chemistry applied to the Aria and !laiinfactuires, &c. Ike. &c London Pmts.(' fur J. Callow, 10, alma-court, Pripet,- s treet ' Soho ' Jest published, iu to. price 6.. hoards, N INTRODUCTION to COMPARA rii. ANATomy and pltYsitnA)Gy; bring the Iwo Introductory Lectures delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons. By W. LAWRENCE, F R S. Professor of Anatomy and Surgery to the College, Assistant Surgeon to St. Barilsolomew'v Hospital, Snrgeun in Beth- Irhiin and Bruit-welt Hospital% and to the Loudon lufir rnary fur thsesses of the Eye. Loudon Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Croan-rourli Princes-sheet, &also. Wbste way be had, just published, by the sane Author, in , . . octavo. price les. A TREATISE on RUPTURES; the Third Edition, considerably improved. FIGARO. The Inn, of the Countess by Smurfit Corsi. hits pupil of ssismt estslasso, and her first appearasme sat our Stage ; !Joamia, Fodor ;first time). lu for souse of the Opera, as appropriate DivetrrisEm ENT. of the °urns, the aro grand Hallo, entitled AETIUS ET NTLVIE. Mowictir with cutirely mew STusie, Strimey, Dreams, themeslm', kr. As a caw am to the Public, Nis demised rieressary to Asti', that any Property Roe Ticket Mad as an admissions exclusively to she Pit sir Gallery, is to fraud elms the Theatre, Vf 11 he arts it opus soxordossly as ones as such practice i. doiroit red. Vivant Rex et Relies ' TH EA flif;-ROYAL. TS EV F.N INO, SATURDAY. Jan. 17. their Majesties' Servants will werSeres lbe Cussed, of TOWN AN L 1 c()Lis•rity. Pla , tir, Mr. %Vienna; Trot, Mr. Nleenilen ; Cues". Mr. pooton ; Key. Owea Glenroy, Mr. Powell; Hembree Glen .Mr Captain Cirncoy, Mr. Barnard ; Mawbock, Me. konellt. lion. Mrs. ifilenroy, Mrs. Glover; Rosalie sonorr. Noel lima . ), Mrs. Rubinson ; Mrs. Alorrels ; Mrs. Stoks; TAMmr, Mrs. Bland, with the etional Song. To *hick will be stifled (20th time) a sew apleo.l4l hate. mimic Rolllllol4', called HARLEQUIN'S VISION : Olt. TILE. FEAST OF THE STATUE. founded un the merest ink Story uf Don Juan. Thr Pantomime invented by Mr Lethbridge, the Arlin* Ire lbr dierction of Mr. T. P. Cooke; the (tvrrtorr and %lime ientire ly new) by Mr. G. Lanza; the Combats and lbuire• by Mr. Rolewa v. Don Jllllll harlequin., Mr. Ridgway Dun Pedro nomandant ut Seville). Mr T. P. Coolie; Don ()clowns orr..saide harlequin', Mr. Harilaud; 11114 t:•nro. to Dou Jean), Mr. PJIIII. ; Boatswain (with a Arne, Ir. Smith. Duon:t Elvn., wife to Don Jima (nod Colours onie,, Miss Tree ; Dunua Leuuora (afterward.. Columbine), V.ilanry.. Boxes, 75.: Second Pike. 3s. 4.l.—Pit, 34. 134. ; neeond Price, 21-I,nuer Gallery, tle.; Second Voter, 15.—Upper Galles!, is.; Second Price, *I. 'lf be new Paulomi 11l me Romance Or HUIP1 , 1111 . • Vision; 04. Th.. Feast of the Statue, will be repeated enemy Carving 1.1 1 forilwr nowt.. thi ‘l....dey, Slacheth Macbeth. Mr. Kean. in Tuesday will be rewired, the Cutuedy of The Belle% str.ll.l:ron : Erika& Hardy, Mies Sanillsson.frons the l'heatic 11. ).41, I)..bliti, hew first appearance un this Mar. A \.w Nlrluclrainatie Piece, In two arta, le in attire I.r. eat Awn. and will hearer dily p44.41u.r.1 THE TR E- RIPTACO T E N TIM NJAVAiIi FriIIS EVENING. SATURDAY. Jau. 17. hr Mt Musical Play of 61'1* MANNERING; Olt, (iirsrs przTger. 1111111tCrillr, Ur. Al bolt ; Ilertram. Mr. In which rlinrultr be will ialruthirr, in Art 11. An Iru.b Ilek t 4y. 4 . • alig :Vied was ',sending nsre in Act 111. Drawee Addeo* to *is 4rany. " Scare wha Jae al' Wallace blcd."—lNinithie S.fitivtani, Mr. Dandle Dilution*, Mr I:worry ; IKrk Ilatirrairk, Mr. 4:ll4rit t;lu...in, Mr. iilaneluirol. Lui y HAT- Stuplwas; Julia Unwitting, )liss 3latilsews; Mi.. Extrlew. tualncli will lir ail.led (ndi liar) a sew Pautamione,calleil EYTON. Stock-Broker. 1. Cnrnhill, Int tiros 11 1 / 1 grateful demi% fur the favours of Isis Friends, re ceived for more tlmit Twenty Year% pat. and must inspect fielly presents them with the head% of rise Scheme of the New Year's Lottery, whirls be flatters himself need only be seen to lw gent eilly approved :—There are liwee Gravid Prizes of 30.0001. curia. which, with the 97 other Capitals, will be all paid in Sterling liumey. The Drawing begins the 4th of March, and the First-68Mo "think, on each day, will be mil titled to the pr.lntrtiuu of 12 Pipe@ of old Poet Wise is txtissuge.frwr I,OYO TAW, *ff iouter tf squired; fall parti culars of which may be hail gratis, at 2, CoasitiLt., where every. descriptorn of butOisem in the Public Funds is faith fully traiisarted.—The different variations in all the Govern ment .liveoritim, may be known as above every hour. 11 ItLEaTirob LLIV ; on, Tui: FLYING ISLAND, With entirely new Ma .a•. Mat laarr, Si en. re. &c. Tbr t Owes-tare-nod 3lusir coontiar,r.l!.! 11r. Ware. Ilic stark arranged and pronto. td the direction of 'Jr. Earley. Calliver (afterwards Ilarlegniio, Mr. Bologna ; the King of I..siiuta laftrraanl. PJllllllll.lll', Mi. Korman; timti.iiitia..mus, Lis. thaunrllur of Laprda (afterwasilir . Mr Grimaldi. The . r,ucess Nlwwln.lJ.lla (after sssss blue), Mows F. Dminett. 7.. ; SrcurJ Prier, 36. 6.l.—Pty. ; Second Pr' rr, Gallery, R..; Second Price, Is.--e! pper to,; Pk. I Price, dd. rb, w Dramatic. Piece of Three Miles from Paris, trill he la-prated on ‘liiiiilay, %Vedoesrlay, Friday, std Sotorda). The lies P.410. , 1%111114*. called Harletosin Gonave), or. The Flyiag lylaud, will hr repeated every Evening. thi au Friday, the Play of The Point of Ilaimm. lln Tunalay. the Mnairal Play of Guy Ilnonering. Un 11'rdn.wday, the urw of kelt 'blown ; or, The Ctn.(latter I Etiogisier. Ou Thltraelay, lb. Comedy of The Twelfth NuOst . Viola (2.1 tiro, , Drusitots. 1 1,11 OItGAN anti SAN DEitS having taken a J eastaalerahle part of Mr. Railer's late 1% areroonss in aliorine-st reel, mlirinomg their uvn,and Clllnlllll l llCai 11 the cunt., very resprciftilly Inform I.ullors Ih. y Lave a alit larprr calohttini. of Cabinet and pl...l.tery For swore, particularly their pateut four-pool 111-.lsterult, with Furniture Ile..khoe complete, ready made up for infine. :ask sate and delivery; they have allki the tton uI 1864%100ne, that 111 rows-pa ore of the peal c emaLliahment, Ike prix ut ru It 'ii title is cuts .idenuibly rrdufl.l. Capital golot M41...:c...y 11 air drolorY, twelve owl feurtessu Kuineas each ; th aorta r Fivs Comex• upwards, and err e y other art It IC 111 proportloll. Fanulir. turuts l tpiiC iiihfr earl or wbolr itourry eoyy Jrprnd on Ivry the it. at maiiii- Cirtarvil article• at v. ry testae.... pr.c.s,tor pt pt paywwnt ; SIN s..ra linl. , Chnr Brits, Parrot I lope, ual D 1881414 Tables, Tr44.luar gicleauards ith a great variety of :ttber %weal. amid Salute's tar pref... nor. it will lw poi ved nu es. tAhlishnissit is 1•4/11d11U Call II ll•luf CYLIIIfI Yud Vplaulates y into+ a .04 such 10. 2114 litisalll:lfletllp ICIr No• I. la, and 17. Citheroile...treci, 5t.:11.1 wIK COUGIO, AiTIIII.4S, AND CON- SUMPTIONs. Tt.: PECTIN{ A L Eli X I R.-I.liciwr ience hp. proved tins sueslitine to Ise law •I NIA rustily Air C 01.1% Cmighp. rebuilt., and antic Afferiiunp. By lug sessile exp. , it lointot seal sully renn.res anJ merest roll.; anJ s von If " *ltem , . are spirally sullicisul 111 Ply. manse iII4IIW shell 11. glees have amtaintril a ▪ arronspassied with rough. Bra og piccolos sy ad.:pt . ...1 to ▪ I't. earns. In tesportioo, it le the tonal dreg Sisal media 'Ste in salonalie vinyl tilt , . shim NV.. a breasts, .lut sures. on aiia tarrirartiona Ihr Isl. 4 , i aul 1 "r• and all the sisal ”intitiseveg which *Wool she iu u. urcessanaptionss; and if taken in lane will pitiveitt us,. fatal disease Many &Septet Cruses Meaueoseot helot, under 'beady similar names, partisan l a skis Pectoral iteeveut sliaasspostata of the (engine Reedi t ,or, are lellll4Nied ICI he particui.tr nl tikes s•mg sisal each %Ask lair 'Mara to It llw Gov. newels Vamp, wish the one ..r '• Bulky, No. 4, Clitritaitic," enztatied to the ism. r. won. *ld m 111%.1tles at I. 11,1 . rm.l larrer. r..ni•juing ; I. Kt' ITER and S 4 INN. N.. Ch. a raid. ill', aCI 1 . 4.11 . 11 Chug Ch. a, al, l.uuduu 0.1.1 31, Sar4\llksticrt, lI L .II ~ 10$0 I,s 11w 'Welt 14.1.11..4 Cr% l ) fo"" :14 , w4l4 , e,st 111. THREE PRIZES of L'30,000 ! ONE HUNDRED CAPITAL PRIZES Al.!. ST! RLIVG MOVEY. MITE LOTTERY BEGINS lie LARCH. GWEBB, Stock-Broker. 9, CORNIIII.P. and • 17, ILODGATN.STEErT, in anuonneing a New Lottery to be now II • Sale, begs leave to point out its particular Atlratifages, and the mamma that induce Lim to recommend it strongly to Public Favour. There are O'NE HUNDRED CAPITAL PRIZI:S. THREE of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS Al. t. to he Plod in StEat.tara MONEY. Every 'Fir ket be drawn in the Old Favourite Way, each Number deriding' its own fate, and no other. 'Elie Tutricrit Piers of PORT WINE are in addition to the full Amount of Prizes paid by Governmeut, and totally in thlivoilent of the Scheme. And nosy WEBB begs to rail the client' of his Friends to a FACT, striking and i.coetrurertiblr, that will, be trusts.emore to hisa,ott the present occasion, an increased n0e1, , , , of Pnblic Patemmte.—DußlNG TUC LAST TWIRIAR r PAR!, nary VIVF. MUNAII PRIZIGS 2 . 311,1100 lIATC UKEN SMARM I V EVGIAND. AND Tomb.. ,t► THIN w'►RE SOLO ET WEBB' ea. 3.1 ,1,9. i t , .00,900 Sterliiig Money rt.i!), Ili 1.1 Si, Urea, £30,000 Sterling dishy 1 , 2,00, in 12 Sim 'en, .C. 10,900 Sterling Money At Inc Fortntisie Mikes, 9, coaNnitr., and 17, Lunt:ATE RF. VT, nr t lor 'hurt !wire of Thirteen Muni h.. •.• l't twits wi►hing to ohs Vila Favourite Number% in the pre.eat lottery, should apply immediately at italicr of 1-1 kW% 4 Uric's. TO THE P'JBLIC. 4ok MAN E:11 ,VEXT. 111CM/VW CAPITAL& THREE PRIZES OF Vao.ot.o!! ! Anil era" Prize in SWAN!, Money. TBISII. the Contractor tor the pre.rot STATE • Lorr , Err, hrtv Inc submitted she Scheme, u ith every partieeler, copicil hum the Goverunivut Caselle. iu all the Neevreperv, mud shit h may he had at an % [Atte. y 4 inive i n tbe X imppiotw. rrs.peelful:y ot•licil. attesstsuse 40 Ihk full" ,, ink 3.• .. re airs ut .... £3OIOOI 3 ii) 12 14 ..... ... 400 I 1 3590 of 1001 11101. big &C he.... 45,000 A LI. S iILIZI.IN(i MO IN Ly. rictlilicsrs to lie , %locate, and exelutire of the dung y Inn i by Got r, worn*, 'threw 111 , Itiks will recces.. Til - 11,VE PIPFIS (1F (ILL) roiur WIVE. tire Ilublris .6f the First Drawn Blank, ow r., ch of lAaaone. nray insnierliatels N.1'44,40111 *her:rock ( Wiur Mrrrleaut they 1.1.-are, ibur Pipe's of the eery Iw4 uhf Porl Wine., and tel iwapestion fur Shares, on nears fur Uvr Ttioussstr Iran., or longer. if rupsiresl. To ...annotate all 11w Capital Prises sold by 8188, at C bill an.l rause, lownlen, • end by Iris Agents, witting the last few years, world rvirrire stye:rat Who V. Inures. in the last Lottery shire he Sjhl 1.141, a Prize of £10,001) 3,1i15, a Prize of .C-20,000 4149. a Prize of Asti various other Capitals, ALI. IN NH ARES . Begins v 4 AJ4I CH. Stiles the First Draw• Poise will have 5,0005. more. Tire Loth ry that contained Thrre Pi 1213 ul 30,04 1 01. DISH bI)W Oil 11l all.' TATA L DUEL. OLD BAILEY. FRIDAY. JAM. 16. -...5.- Mfure Mr. Justice A seorr and Mr. Justice PARK. Theodore O'Callaghan, Chn►ler Neurholl, and Thomas Joceph Phelan, were indicted on the verdict of the Cumurr, for the wilful sumacs- of Lieutenant Edmund Ihulec, on Monday morning last, iu a duel et Chalk Perin. LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1818. COMMITTEE IN AID OF DISTRESSED SE%MEN. A n T a 11EE1'ING held at the Head Tavern. JOIIN DEACON, E►q. in Ilse Chair. Stiltseiipc . received at ibe I iwiuce Couinituce. L. a. 1. r. J. •n4l T. 11r04441.04‘41 141 10 114-)ratr, E 04.1 Alit. 10 It) 21 , C. 111414414-44, Ileud, 1'044114y 4 2 Alia BIC1144:11 10, 641 Volk 1 0 Ed. Praiser, 1;1 . fr 5 Peter 1/44oklev C.q. S M. 84•14w411, d:rularadge 1 1 Mr. EA. Darby 10 0 11, 11. 1i444441 10 Goa don, lAq. 11, 10 Davitiorler, Graham, . _ _ _ J 0 Hanson - 11. N. A I toe 4s. fid. Ilutchisson 3 3 • Mr E. Lewis. R.N. I 0 C3pl+llll R. Milbank, L I.X. 10 0 Mons Lunira C. 2 0 2 2 Gee. 441sS Esq. L b Henry Desborumgb, Rag. Post-wiles • 2 It Henry Desborough,Laq. hespsnle 1 1 James Ilt.uce, S P. W. Hrosilley, Earl. 2 2 Mrs. V. Bruailley 1 1 Richard Dixon, Esq. Fesichurch.strett 10 0 Rev. Mr. Tyner, Vicar of Compton, Sussex 1 1 air. A Gibbs 1 0 Robert and Juin' Gore 5 S Whitbread and Co. 21 01 A. Meetkerke, Eaq. 2 0 Mr. %V. Baldwin 0 Mr. Henry Joyce 1 1 M. I'. 1 1 Mr. Joseph Dixon, Hat ton-garden - 1 1 Mr. Cox - 1 0 G. L. 2 2 C. M. K. 2 0 Mr. Job. Smith 1 1 Jonathan Fryer, F.M. 10 10 J. Bayley, Eaq. Hack ney Jas. Compton, Faq. Paddington 5 0 N. Christopher Hut fast To preserve those who have preserved us 5 5 Capt. Giles, R.N. 10s. Ad. I aeu t.-Ges. G. Russell 5 0 Eilvt.Sleesell, Esq. 10 0 A Friend - 1 1 Mr. W. Parkinson 1 1 Mr. Wheeler,Glouces ter-place Mr. T. Mitchell J. S. J. R. Miller, Earl. 5 5 Slcpbea Cleasby, Esq. S 5 • Francis (:arratt, Esq. 10 0 Grenside, Sun, is king 5 5 Mr. Robert E. Rudwell 2 1 immonsel Pacifico, Eat!. 5 0 ThonsosTilsoo, Esq. 5 5 Mfr. a Thompson •10 W. Horton, Esq. (Pri ors Beltal) A Mite of Goodwill to all - Rev. Francis Laing 1 1 A Sailor's Wife 1 0 Rev. .1. Jephsen, St. John's Collegv,Cam bridge - 1 1 Win. Anacreon, E.g. 5 5 Mr hale, Covent gird. is A Stranger - Mr. W. Saud), Mr. Charringtnn, Mile dal Wilbraham Ell. Gloe 40 pair of half dills,. Onlitted.—Lieut. J. E. Gordon, R.N., Hon. See. 5f.; Miss Halkett, 11. 1.. Erratuin.—For Mrs. Robert Bircholl, read Mrs. Robert t Bitchur. 1 1 I I •u 4 r 4/ 10 10 A hir select Fries* as 3h. Huldnann'a V. 13ii 01. Mrs. Mary htfalirrry 2 0 Mr. and Mrs. ltubirsua 4 0 Alil. Sir W. Landaus' 10 10 W. Kelp*, F.aq. 5 0 - _ Thomas Milroy . , Esq. 2 0 Mr. James Noun 1 1 Joseph Roberts, Esq. 1 1 Petit. Evan Turnbull, Egg. Mrs. Heade Mr. Ed Risk 5 0 2 2 2 2 Henry Driver Cooper, Esq. - - 10 10 John BAN, Esq. 20 0 E. S. 2 0 _ _ _ 3 5 1 0 - 5 0 0 5 1 1 5 • 1 1 1 1 - 0 s 1 0 W. A. (Signed) J. E. GORDON, lion. See. 1')oe Pnvotiers severally pleaded Not Guilty. Mr. Justice P.sitlL said, that as there were no Counsel employed for the prosecution, he would detain the Jury for a few moments until he read the depositions. Ile al.ortly after called the witnesses for liar prosecution ; the first was IVilliam Adants.—lle said that lie resided near Chalk Farm. On Monday morning last his kitten t was attracted, a little after nine o'clock, by the report of fire-anus, so close together, that lie apprehended ts persons were lighting a duel. Ue was then indisposed in bed ; he gut up and saw four Gentlemen in a field opposite, shout .500 yards from his house, two of them at stationary distances, about 12 or 13 yards apart, and the two others together. Ile dressed himself as fast as lie could. and just as lie got over the gate into the field, he heard the report of two other pistols, mild saw one of the Cieutlemen making a kind of turn us if bat ; the three other gentlemen imarrdiately rail to him, and he took 161,1i1 of two air their um mo— an(' till lour then oily:loved towards IVrtisess. Ills intention in going was to stop the duel, if lie could. The now iiiii g was not very clear. I the 011141 blew rather high. Wino Witness met the pirties, the !lees-lased, Lieut. Edmund Bailey, hid his waist co.at and trowsers unbuttoned, anal *AS bleeding pro.'horly at the right side. ulp..erved to the ',utiles that it appeared to be an unfortunate off.or, and the parties said, 's Yes, it is ; the quar rel w , is ;s o t urigiusilly outs—we are all friends, and were to lister been see Is to others yestt rdsy iiiii mar tug." Some of the gentlemen aitsiouslt impaired for a lico-e to an they could take the 4144:eased ; wooer., othred them Iris, to ah,eii tiny came. Th. y also anxiously inquittil if surgit assistance could be u mr, e itortrfy t •Idl !It ft, 'Aid !at: at tit 441 hi., :1 1- emit at once to I Imiipttrad for Alr. the surgeon. los the thean tone the swindled gentle.. luau was taken tutu his i i l -our, on the sofa. Ili about half sit hour .It. I:talit armed, mill extracted a bail lii a Lietot. Usury's left piste. As sti n t as the beaten:not was phociod on the ul* lie ea:led Alr. o . e. de,irt,l 101:1 take his tight hand. s 111(11 it I.ex,ed to be ui CUlisiliershle Italie, and desired 111111 10 silaLC 10111111 1011 hull, SOVII.g. lie freely l'ot gave loin, and that every thing It.: been t•in.il..et esi in the mots himintra:ile way. He asked Alr. O'Callaghan if lie would tom- dime the same had it been lila Cabe; the reply of Mr. O'Ciiikvhall was. " I wish I loud heels wounded instead eel you. I felt your best ball at my legs, 1 wish it lild taken effect, for that would have put u stup to it. I wish I hail been wounded." Both of the legs of Alr. O'Callaghan's !masers were cut tliroug4, one of loss hoots rvieleiiCy by a ball. Alt. O'Cal lioglian then went to Hampstead to procure a coach, which lie brought ; he utter Wards went to Chalk Farm with Alr. Newbolt, in order to Wm:tire lodg ings for Lieuteinnot Bailey. 11 hen M.. Itiooid came atoll funnel the Lieutenant in a ilaiiger"us state, lie advised hits, if hr had any thing to Ciollllllll.lratei to do so to his friend; all present then le it the won; except Mr. Ilred.too, who staid with his friend ulmeit ten minutes, and afterwards went to town to execute some commissions. He quickly returned : Lien truant Bailey was at this time dying, and the Sur geon said he could mot survive long. %Vinton , at this time asked the gentlemen at the bar, whe ther they meant to inert the thing ? 'Flory replied, " Must certainly ;" vied wrote their names and ad dresses voluntarily. IViteseela sent fur a peace-of beer, to whom they all surrendered. About two hours after Lieutenant Batley had list shaken hands with Mr. O'Callaghan ; he called him again, desired he would hold his hand iu a particular po sumo, which gave him ease; both Mr. O'Cal laghan and Mr. Newbolt did so. They all om peared much affected, sloe.' teals, and sheered every possible kineltoess and attention towards the de , ceased. The latter lived between three and four hours after he was woutided. 111 the course of the morn ing the deceased said, " God bless you all, I thank you fur your attention." Witliesso did nut see the !lauds that tired the first shots, nor indeed those that hired the second—he merely saw some smoke in the air. Before he quitted his bed-room, lie saw a pistol tired over the hedge, at a distance from the spot where the Prisoners aloud, but lie could nut see the mom who tired it. As he entered the held, he saw two Gentlemen retiring from the uppercut Instants, just before he heard the report of the second pistol.— (Witness here produced two pistol., a powder-flask, and a bullet-mould, *lnds he fount! • lying on his table.) Cross-examined by Mr. Noc4N. Alt.i soon as the parties came into has housr, and repeatedly after, the Prisoners bail they were nut to blame; the iitunrel was slur theirs. mid the de ceastil us alto admitted lista to be the case, and named the person who really was in fault, and with wham the quarrel hail originated. The watne►s here said, that perhaps it would not be prudent to wen tioiithe name ol this person. • . Mr. Justice PARK concurred in the propriety of this person's name nut being mentioned. George Koci, the Surgeon, statill, that on Monday morning he was called in to attend a wounded Gentleman, at Mr. Alllllllb% house. Ile found Lieutenant Bailey sitting nn a sofa, and per fectly aware of the dangerous nature of his wound. lie obstructed a ball faun his left side. After his decease he opened lino, and found that a hall had penetrated his intettinea in three different places, and caused his death. While Lieut. Bailey was dying, witness asked hint, if every thing had been fair in the duel ? his reply was "decidedly so." Ily witness's desire, Mr. Phelan was left with Lieut. Bailey, to have some private conversation. The de. ceased repeatedly said, •• God bless you all, 1 thank you or your attention." Mr. O'Callaghan said, " I loupe, my pot; fellow, we will shortly be walk mg together in Muriel-street."—“ No," said the de cea•ed, '• I shall be in. [leaven be fore th at." [This witness received every possible assistance mid attention from the ev'entleineti at the Bar, who the greatest anxiety on the melancholy occasion.] Thomas Hunt, the Constable, nterrly proved that the Prisoners tievotnpaiiied him in enstoify. Geor i .te Neville, of the tax-rave, in Somerset. flown., corroborated the evidence of Mr. Atkins, as to what happened w the house. ('ruse-exarairred by 31,. Must N. .• The gentlemen all appealed deeply anxious fur the Ede of the deceased. The case for the Prosecution bring closed, the Prisoners were setitrally called on for their ittlenee. Mr. O'Callaghan *aid—" My Loud, and Gen tlemen of the Jar), I feel in a most painful situa tion at being called upon in this manner ; I stn quite unaccustomed to !•prak, and linable to express myself in the agitation of lily Illere Mr. (.IC. put its a written paper to the following effect : " I never apprehended that I should have ap peared in a Court of Justice to answer for a crime, because I never hail a tlivinoition to commit one. 1 leave my-ell entirely to the hlierali.y of the Court and the Jolly, mid st soleinidy armre von, that no man alive, or marly connected vtitli the gallant man now no more. 4:411 too re poignantly that I 110 the unfortunate Lalaiinty whiLli has brought me here to-illiy." Mr. O'Callaghan appeared deeply alTeelrit. The other Prisoneis said nothing. The folios lug witnesses were cam iiiii ed as to eliatactrr Larutruaut-Colour) Murray sai,l that he Litew Mr.O'Cansigliaa bitter the •ar anti attwait h.uoal buil a (fillet "nail-It witord W4lll C'1111:1CICF anti C I. John O'Cinintit cotirtirred in Ibis (barmier to Mr. trCallaitlimi.. 11. kiit•%% ti:.n in !warn I %kill) Cit,.%;‘, S. I;...i.itvid litit‘‘ (.) C.a.glim. —•-• Capt. J. NotKry, RS. 3 3 • FAlmuod Slasuu I I 0 TIIOI. ant Rt. Brown 10 10 Laily Ranh Napier I 0 Naprr 1 0 Lirut.-Cul G. Napier 2 0 A Intly 10 0 Thu E. Hale 1 0 Capt. W. H., aN 5 5 F.well Tnllun, Esq. 2 2 G. Monday, Esq. 2 0 A lady 1 0 _ - . H. NI. hs. 6J. litieht Hun. Lady Jana Aston 1 I W.T. 1 John Hoot, F.sq. 2 2 J. Railry, Lambeth 2 0 Mr. John Pas Vanua 1 Miss Park mums 10a.6.1. Miss H. Parkinson 10+.6.1. Mrs. Squire . 1 0 Mr. Joists Uigeens 1 It Miahhimetaar - 1 0 Mr. Charles Tennant 1 1 Bepjamits Smart, 1-19. 1 1 Capt .1. Townolid,R.N. b 0 Thunias Gorton 1 0 Rear.Adso. Sir Fawn cis Lafarey, per Rey. James While, Ilud. &vivo - 5 0 W. Rtidge, Esq. 5 0 Mr. T. 'fb;protUn 1 I B. F. 1 James Colvin, F.Aq. 1 0 T. Bonney and Sons 3 0 Rev. Ronland Hill 3 0 Mr. M. War I 1 Mr. Seam Grimaldi 1 1 Mr. Rimy Slablts 1 1 Rey. C. A . Bell 1 41 Col. Wood, Moddesdon 1 1 Mrs. Wood, ditto 1 1 road, 72 pair of Shoes ; Riot- T-place, 4O pair of Mocking, Pitlt7F. SEVEN-rENcE: 1813—litNincr lmre a humane and excellent cll4. rw ter. AID. ltobt. Baldwin gate Newbolt an ex. ctilrut character as tt 1111.111 am., ett,hi, and tu.e-t strottlemately mats. and svai Title uvrl4lti that he 'rookd toot losvr gone odt to the IteILI but to pre vent mischurf. chu r l" c io i na , nn emiarist typ—rmstifler, said Le iral tint Lorimar therr was n In lire °flirt r its his 'Ma— 's vice ONO LiCdt. Ntabult, ur a tuwe walie man. Lo• lit. 11111 l ars Burke bore *hillier testimony to this tientlensass's character. lie affrays fousal hint eitintig his - brother officers Mott reatlt to act as a meditator in qtlarrehl, than a fomenter of thesis. Ceptiin Aura, li.N. mine to town trout Iprwitlt to near tistintony to Lieut. Newt...les elariractes. lie . iy 11W highest terms of lires e .from lots knowledge of liirvormlact While *erring stink; him its Its Ilirderty!salip • 7 4 /04,in ludia. Several witireiraes of great respectability, Rote Mr. Phelan a molt excelleut Character, and di - - icribed him ils a man of the most boorsorable and of the mildest, riacetest, Mid hest tem. ;yard dispositiois. No Mao. they said, could tit every respect bear a bolter 'character. Several other witatesses to character were in Wen• dance, but the Caramel fur the Privouets saw 1140 utbessity of calling theta. Mr. Justice PARK then summed up the evi dente to the Jury. In laying drivim the law as soo plicable to the charge against .. the Prisoutrs, he said, that the crime of murder cowiisted in a fe lonious killing, with malice aforettiong:it. This malice might be 'either expresed or implied, ac cording to the circumstances of the case ; and so tender wits the law on this point, that all lio micidts were supposed to be futitaird on nialict unless the containy should be tauuly sbewss by evidence. The law, however wistly provided va rious extrionatimis of the Act according to its Ott tore and complexion, and it was Isis painful duly to lay down the la* fur the informatiou of the Jury—it hecat»e alieolutely tiecesa try that 11114 should be promulgated as applicable to what wilt termed duellitig—not only that the three most re spectable men at the bar (as they were Proved to be), but all others of his Majesty's subjects should be aware of the dreadful jeopardy iu which they were placed by involving themselves io transactiowl of this description. The law fur centuries bast laid down that there was no occasion to *hew malice, further than to prove a sithherate in tention on the part of the offender to do bo dily harm. in duelling, malice woe always sup posed to Ire expressed, not implied. Lord 1-I.ele, one of the greatest lawyers and best Olen of his time, hail hilly and properly stated, that, Gs if A. and 14. sod denly fall out awl go anti light with weapons take,. up at the moment, and kill each other, this is nut murder, because it is supposed to be a continuance of the quarrel while the blood has no time to cool. But if they appoint a future time, which admits of their having an opportunity of cooling and reflect. Mg, then there is a deliberation, nod the crime be comes murder." Sir Edward Coke laid down :ors - cisely the sante ducts sue, awl Mr. Justice FIII•iti" said, " Let it be 'observed that in all possible cases deliberate homicide. on a principle of revenge, 15 murder, rm. uo 111411 wider the protection of our laws should he the avenger of his own wrung ; so duelling is considered, its the eye of the law, miirdei. fur all duels spring from a principle of deliberate r.. veioce." The same doctrine bad been delivered 1.) Of years ago by a Judge, now no more, in the Court of King's Bench, and delivered fur the purpose of preventing the fatal practice of duelling, whirl) a punctilio of false honour has engendered. This notion of honour, as it was miscalled, was itu enem. for the practice, for he who seeketh the life of another, does that which no law, human or will justify. Mr. Justice Foster proceeds to inalt.r a great distinction in cases of this kind, for lie says, " but if, on a sudden quarrel, the p o l o . ties fetch their weapons, and go out to fight at the moment, then, if death arise, it is °illy nianshisighter. The Jury were bound to mea sure the Lase according to the particular facts di:. closed in evidence —How, as affecting the Prisoners, they li.stl no Whams:dns whatever as to the time of their original quarrel, it might have been but it moment beinre they fought, sir late the night below at a tavern, a theatre, or the !Oki. and they might Salt his•T separated until they went out in a state of irritation to the field. It itas quote clear that the deceased tell by Etat laglosio's hand, ant indeed front Hay actual tr idreu•Pt as to allot posed on the ground, hit from ;shot wits subsequently confessed by the party himself anti the others in 1I r. Adams's linwc. In all ciozei of duelling (as in murder), the accusal-, and who ever were aiding and abetting iii the act, care cot. - soder:l by the law as pritiripals, anal be the ewe murder or utalishingliter, they were alike involved sit one common puissobintsit. The unfortowite Ceo tlemen at the bar all appeared to be mast of dose highest and best character, front the testimony of those who knew them losigeet and bast. They wets: all friends, &nod the Jury knew that when quarrel. took place among acquaintances, the sillies ftt . It tend were snore derete a n d wore likely to initviikt: itionortsittry atitinom ty than those of a dill rein pet - son, in wiwse opinion We are out su snitch noterested. Titre was 110 appearance 111 11111. CAP' of ohm is called " foul play" in the 'align/go: of duelltst•, and the deceased made mu 4:inapt:mit whatever tot the coodsset of the parties , at the time—on the con trary, lie says it. was fair, and O'Callaghan con ducted himself towards the dying snail as wet as a MOH possibly mould in his usifortnioale sit.o ;Mori. lie had already untitled to ti r tit.- racter of the Pritetiers, NIA Ilan Has one of noose casts in which character was esitirlo d to greet weight—in a case of stealing st mould be tuts e to) may that the thief was a hismaite mar, l,nt in a charge of inurder, a character for noloinetai awl humanity (awl all the Prosuot rs bail as,, tit Ws, greater coostspiesice us chewing the totes t .iis of Use It %s.ta to be Lititeisted that itutletuili 44