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.11 eat aff is • • r ern I li )1, P • . 1 • • L... • 'a A 'IY a 'LLIGENC'g. . • each, sleight shillings a amiatli; then it a half ptasieser, wising oat of a very Windom Who is the visitor of this chtuity?—lt is sot known to 111gladf; I rather thick shapes. sad Chapter of Lincoln ap. lON the visitor. Pio appoints to alert?—The Bishop of Lineolo. Moo is the visitor of Men?—My owa opiates is, that the Neap of Liacola I. visitor. Too as let kern whether ha ever exercised his wisitorial 1111111annIBeyi do cot koow thou be ever did ; I would b. g le dbl., that 'vicinity, the pessiow• were only a penoy a day, they an new pouts& foorahillings a year, and the tensalxder was fur the usaintenance of the attester, as appears AMU the denammt laid Iselterathe Committee. Jobe trap Boombead, "tiger, even coiled fs, and areatintd. Have you any s. Mate to the Committre upon the -st of the Spits! - ?—There was decree is Chan. 10th of Ha, and another is the 40th totteasthich it appears these *I this am founded for the al mid the poor there," there is ant owe person to lake Mr. Preityrams gives it to some attic, sot a pour peruse to receive it " for o is to be a priest," it is so di .. .) Is there a parish of Spital ? whole parieb?—f believe net one; al; f' ris • chapel there, and upon which Iwo I woohl leg to add, expressly stales, that • stough, which is 111111. Esq. in the Chair. .Vr.Heury 1. . times of the wawl6.-No ; in tent we ea older of the present ws to look into Ilse on the boards in the this was in ISM. - peplos of Runt - to know • the tows • silo fur years an sannal Illei,lolllr had not say setwart whatever ; and our 5 B&W there, but we knew cease to he churchwardens !—ln its that had •risen, sad a Law suit Chaim-lir, respecting these Amities, -•w they call themselves, made a as ; the vicar of the town told knew nothing of any elisrities, hoards in the chord). •ns in 1513'—Our by us tbree; in costae. strong, they bid us de. me (sr. George Waits) Court. . to hare been aboard . charity, the tiro alws i• Yeovil ?-.Yee, founded by of trodoomgut ?—iVe have a copy of .Not here : Mr. Hulnie. in Rom. the papers, 'bunk I pant 1201. i■ now dead. PARIS, DRCEMISER 6. yevterday succes of Josticei of the Matelot, and of the Interior. accompanied by Lord Stuart, bad the honour of being to his Majesty. The Noble Lord, with of Wellingtog„ dined with the Priuce the Neapolitan Ambassador. ' A notice appeered yesterday utvitiug the Mem- bees of the Chamber of Deputies to assemble ou Tuesday the Bth of December, at oue o'clock, in the Palace of the Chamber of Deputies fur the .purpoee of appointing the deputation which is to • ellkeet the Ki n g ou the day of the Itoyel sitting. • 1 Letters Guns Constantinople announce that the t I'attar inhobitatits of Caucasus, have taken up arms Against the noseiass, and had invaded part of Georgia. , I- • Mi the Ministers are occupied in particular la. ham relative to the opening of the Chambers. There has bees so Council for several days, nor is k known when one will be held. The turn which the negotiation relative to the • differences between Bavaria and Baden have liken; is now one of the most important objects ' --copy poblier uiu Germany. Various Conciliatory propositions have been made. We are assured that, among other points. it has been proposed to ackuowledge the succession of the Couuts of Hochberg. on coadition of ceding to Bavaria the Bodes Meek Of the Kleine and Tauber. ib e a cq ui s ition of 116141 would be very silvan • torus to Ale Court of Munich, because it would asiliibute to unite more compactly the different pesuriaces of that kingdom. This proposition sails attt tied neither party. It was then agreed to refer the s.orringeasent of the affair to the Special Commission which is to assemble in Frankfurt. MARSEILLES. MOV. 428. Mr. Ritchie, an English traveller, aged 48 years, lately embarked at Marseilles, for the purpose of exploring the interior of Africa. He was Secretary to the present Ambassador from England at the Court of Frolics., when he heard that the British Ministry had resolved, on the invitation of the Dry of Tripoli, to send an agent into the interior of Africa. He solicited with earnestness this honour able and perilous mission. Mr. Ritchie has only one eompagnom de voyage, M. Dupont, u young Frenchman, who is very clever in the art of pre viring and preserving objects of natural history. HANBuRGII, NOVEMBER 37. General Goorgaud. immediately ou his arrival, _ wave you any tins to site So the Corstsittee I a4:44othe Soots! hospital!—There was • &crest i kis the 10th of Elikabeek e lfoll% mid another is I heti), 14011, by 'streets toesrobieh it appes expression are ieveriebay meet, of this was foundol -wrartielled the mane of she said hospitel and the pool • st i 1 , of which them is ant one person • . .....,,.=t, liierefure Mr. Prettyman gives it to sow ppm people; there is not • pour miaow to receive , 4/4 relief era, wester who is to be a priest," it ii • . • meted, 0 sett the poor there." .it; : .: • .e...: To the Rey. Mr. Prettying.) Is then a perish of . . jyr:Cnotaiwilait*" is. ' - ' ' sr..' '' t „ . ."." ot, J- Ai. dans* pew ie the whole perish !—/ believe i • ' :It ' ll% " , " 7:. ... I eiefitlwe iCis trass-prochial; them is a chap. ;whirls I yea booed to repair, and upon vil . -11 • deb Any imolai.. I woohl heg . . . S • - , ii dm euriorroo en, expressly Mal P.... there one • mouth, .t. , sr . ....1 0 .• L pH A Bill Li. .- •-. • .: . 4 '. •' l4 I die Joutfi,llllll. , i , ,V l • • Ont 411.000141A51, En. in the Chair. /../r.is. i . : . .1110.Cuaggs Wrnielaiie, William Wilmington, and .If Collins, were sena in avid aranthied. Rive 204.0.11 hems cbarchwarden at different lieu I ....: ... i i, : • '. -gorisbOr Tesasit4-...Was have. •2* ' ' Ave awn' yew churchwarden sow 1--No ;io 1 -Wevir mit is iherehentedens; and an older of the .slddshop of Bub and Walls one, desiring es to look charities Is the lu,Os, Uhl to place them en the bon • thurelo, before the With of Alert+ at ; this was in I , . 'Mot followedf...lo ensequeece of that • perms wren so a kitty, &meta to the ens ch wardens, there were any charity mind In the tows ' • flint 1 • lbit hid oat() the master an animal saita,hot he meassillwee pest reeeived any amount whatever ; user wap p itwa there bad bete a school there, but s • . i ..." , lif . llfit Nothing shoot it. , - 10 ; * ay *fat w dish /us cease to he eloureliwank 416 .. :ratit: to the dispute that had 'irises, sad a • lid emamested In Chancery, respecting these c . - die trindlleit et she *oily, as they call themselves, i• , i piaf, sad bid dolaisee to as ; the vicar of the Is • .; ''' r .slastb ea.*, bidwiN OM** knew nothing of any e and we were out to.plate any upon the hoards is the 4 Sow did yore reams to he ehotelowardens In 101: limy wee shoed deserted inept by us three; it ....... . Y vearswe of dot, the thee aw strong, ry got so stng, they hi • iimper, end they took the kooks front see (Mr. Georg --, - 0 *Nei eget twiner, thew 60L in Welk Court. . 111010L119v1Rev.411k ym apprehend to have been ai; ilagise whole; the church charity, the en ifverifen, aid die prism!. :-.... . ,: •jp there • foundation school in Yeovil P-.• Yea, fuel , . •• ''''- • Noses. ' • • ye yua the deed of endowment ?—We have a imp; •• ' : will. : 1 ..... 4 . 4....54,.... . tam espy betel—Not here : Mr. Hulme. .t., 4-.1:... , .. 0 . 4 .„, earebt whets of flee payers, whom I pal i ! . , . and he is now dead. %.: . • I - . (To be tositiored.) r' • . it •:- ;a" . r•r - - - A - • , . 4 I tp , .. refre'left INTELLIGENCE. I7:•"'. . 4,, • ... " - A; : i - r.ants - tarots. . I . -•.. • - -,-,,• . . . , PARIS, DILCEMBE • :-•i k . • 4 * 4 ". ' cof tesasseted business yesterday i • :;4• 4 s c : Wifkfillt itikaiwers of Justice; of the I :. lAN** /Mit% and of the Interior. • Lord Castlereagh, accompanied by Lord , 11. • .0" , •• 01 -English Ambassador, bad the honour car fouteented to Ina Majesty. The Noble Lot 4; 1 the Duke of Wellington, dined with the Comeleicala, the Neapolitan Ambassador. 1 1 t. A notice appeared yesterday inviting the bees of the Chamber of Deputies to *seem 'lll lo ll* Tuesday the Bth of December, at sue o'cli Abe Palace of the Chamber of Deputies ".2........... ~i SS ...Mint L ni, iiit , Ileinlilltioll chic presented himself at the house of the Prefect of Police, M. de Bartels. and solicited permission to reside in this city. His request wawcomplied with. on the express condition of conforming, in every respect, to the existing laws. At Copenhagen twenty-veven public sales were lately announced. of which twenty-three were in consequence of hankrupiciro. BANKS OF THO SLOE, NO'lElll6ll SS. The English brig Britannia, bound from Lon• don to Bremen, with a cargo of colonial goods, was tru uded between the Is!roof Balt ruin and Langerog. This has given occasion to an event, which is related in so many different ways, that public opinion ought to be suspended until better informal be obtained. Accord►ng to some, the Master hid agreed with the sailors to unload the ship ; others pretend that the sailors had begun to pillage her. The only fact on which all are agreed iv, that troops having come apnn them, they fired on the sailors, killed two of them, and arrested twenty-two. A Com. mission has beeu nominated by the Chancellerie of A oriel' to erstniue this affair, and M. de Wangeron. Director of the Chancellerie, has proceeded to the place. THE BRITISH PRES'S. LONDON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER to, ISM An Evening Paper, devoted to the. Treasury, thinks itself compelled. for the fulfilment of it* wade duties, to attack the Jury at the Old Bailey who, on Saturday last, acquitted a man accused of passing forged times, bivouac they did not conceive the evidence of forgery sufficiently distinct. This is not the first occasion on which the Ministerial Papers have sallied faith to assail the institution of the " Trial by Jury," via established iu this coun try ; whence it may with a proud satisfaction be inferred, that at lesst this part of our system still preserves its early purity, as it is one of the very few points bearing the stamp of antiquity that are honourably distinguished by the censure of the Treasury writers. No sooner has a favourite ob ject of Minisiers been defeated by the virtue of a Jury. than • cry of perjury is instantly raised, and twelve men. no matter how respectable in the private relations orlife, from which they are by chance and with tremblitig reluctance drawn to fulfil a public duty, are maliciously branded a* having paltered will the sacred solemnity of 111/ 0.1111, and sacrificed their peace of ionic' and self estremi without one apparent private inotivt that could induce persons of their rank in hie to diespise the importance of . a religions duty. In ease of prosecutions by the Crown. the bitten 'o pointed ambition, or vengeance, might Ire espiarted to operate injuriously upon au &regulated ;Sind, and induce it to denounce a power !folk* iplgraipt ed the promotion dr its isjShest . jal,4lloop.sit e case of a prosecution for a fortgrirs 'Aire Oa tiro mention failed for wind Vt eridnice, we estl44ll same angry feeling excited by the result, we `can not choose but attribute the expression of it to a rooted hostility to au institution which ensures the safety of whatever is valuable in the character and circumstances of the country. The London Jury, iu acquitting the prisoner on Saturday, acted under an impression in which they were justified by the We noticed in our last number that a Bank Inspector was not •rn infallible judge of a genuine or forged note. and if the llaw‘. act ing undoubtedly under the sanction of the lisacx. - think fit to withhold the means of removing that (perhaps false) impresvion, they must suffer the con sequences—shall we say of their own tenacity. or of the incredulity of a Jury ? We ere free to admit that in prosecuting persons holding or uttering forged notes, the Bank Directors act solely with • view to the public good, and in this belief we are confirmed by the circumstance, that the Rank of England has not hitherto sustained, and cannot, learn its internal arrangement!, eueieiu any loos from forgeries ; they have even incurred a very heavy expense by each prosecutions. We are willing too to give the Directors every credit fur en anxious desire to deter all persons from daring to imitate their notes ; but we fear they have been deceived by persons possestut their confidence, and have had their views of this important subject per verted from their proper object to others of miner (*Deem. Plans have been submitted to them, to which, if we are correctly informed, they did not lend their own consideration, but, from too great a diffidence in their judgment, contented themselves with the report of other persona, who had no iote. rest in terminating the present system. It is re. ported a new note will he issued early in the next year more difficult of imitation than that now current. This rumour, we trust, will be found correct; some. thing must be done, and quickly, for at present con fidence is shaken in the notes of the' Batik of Eng land, the forgeries being so admirably executed. The evil is alarmingly great, and we should feel happy, fur the honour of the Batik, if the remedy were to proceed from that establishment. We have received Paris Papers of Sunday lam. The Ministers of l: ranee are repre►ented as being earnestly and individually rugsged in waking pre purinions far the approaching Session of the Legi.la. The report of a trial, posicecing great itilerest, which occupied the Court of Kitner Bench, during the whole of yesterday, will be found amongst our Law Intelligence. It was an indictment against Messrs. FRENt H (formerly of the opulent house of FRENCH end Co.), BURKE, WELSH, usid others, for a conspirucy. The offence was committed in the ye a r 18u—when the Defendants loaded colourable sale of a ship, named the Tilt, belonging to Fes:Not and Co. to a Spaniard, at Corutina, by winch means they procured a Spanish letter-of.marque, Having changed the name of the vessel Irons the Pitt to the Sett Juan Baptista, and provided a Spanish crew sod commander (the latter being only hired, the better to effect their &siva), the ship proceeded to cruise in the &Isbell Channel, under Spanish colours, for the purpose of capturing ships, aud io.: from French pints; under British licenses ; Bouts conceiving that a British license could give no protection to the property of enemies of the Spanish Crown, if sought ilfier by a Spanish force. Minims was really the commander—and a Doltish vessel, called the Corlatta, was captured. It was clearly proved that the Defetidttots were deeply im• *crested in this pretended Spanish vesssel, and they were all found the Duke or Yoga had a !Uag idler. itEostsr, at Cartiz i tt ; gave an au its view *ll him Ray .r ! when Di ?Orton' was the under-then' too;; Orman, 798 toosi r and Lrerotr! . . Letters received from .0100.,..daterf Octulwr, state that trio lititargerst pneatirers.* isrA* brig void schooner. lout toilet, possession of 11'hnava, opposite the town of Priucipr, and had convened it iiitp a depot fur their prises. Six vessel hod been carried in by the lii.orgent cruisers. • The remainder of the 3d King's Own Dragooni marched from Ciiitertiury, on Nlosiday. un their route for Maidenhead. Decks. Their ultimate des tination is (retain!, where they are to be converted into Light Dragoons. ± A correspondent infoseens, Old nt the pre:rot time spices are at such tl tedltcril price, that I!:ey are being shipped back again to India, as api.ewri. by the Cusio.ii.hoose limits of 1.0. t week. where there was entered for Bombay upwards of i2,00n1i 4 of nutmegs and cores only. POST-OFFICE I STFI.I.IGENCE.--We were not aware until receisily, and perhaps many of our reaslris are still unariprisisitell with the fact, that twelve Eist 11144 wickets have been by Clov e r. meat within the lust year, which are di s patched ftgularly every mouth, born Chatham, Portsmouth, or this port. seven of them bring employed bitwrru England, the Cane, and St. Helena, sod the eemaitinig five between that island and the various PreAdeficies, iiirlepeodent of arrangement's in.fde for trofmnsfring letters and sievrsielpers by private sho p s, almost daily; Mailer certain legi.lauve ;egulat.ons. His Majesty's Skip Iledtriorg, 1. r packet mints to St. UC1111.41, the Cape of knead -nape, sod the (Unfunny,. wits the 'Cape, will take her departure in a few days. The Prince negro, I,tvfeaD, for packet mails to Bombay, Is intended to boil about the 10th . instant.—(P/peromih Paper.) It is well known to every classical scholar, that the ancient Greeks gave to the Palsies the name of Aumenides (ilia " good-natured, mild, or friendly Goddesses"), frutu superstitious dread of their malignity, and a wish to soothe and conciliate them by that flistiateiwg- tole: and it is equally well known that the ancient liraintiis, fur the same rea sou, thought it expedient to flatter the inhabitant* of the other wo,t l by giving to the spirits of tiNe dead the appellab l onof Manes, i. r. " The Good People," from the ancient wood maxis, goo4l.—At the ',resent slay, and wider similar impressions, the lower class of the Irish peasantry oh.elve the -awe respectful caution in speaking of the Fuirir4 triton§ they generally consider US malignant, mischievous brings, very ditrereut f those frolicsome good natured fives that perform so loony kiwi offices for rustic tumble who happen to he in favour with them. Such, then, being the disposition of the Irish Fairies, it is thought prudent to keep on good terms with them, and with a view to this, they are usually designated by the flattering title of " The rood People"—is title deemed so indispensable, that, if a child should inadvertently mention them by the simple Fairies," he would be AS quickly roil atixfonsly rrpriiiiasidtd, 95 if speaking Is CdSor) in tl:* heating of a alagibtfate. tore. The revision of the penal code, it it mid, will, at the suggestion of the Ministers, form 6 groat. ' tient feature in the proceedings of the iterittiblies. It Rabe a coincidence somewhat si►►gular, should the Representative Undies botl► of Great Britain end France he employed at the same *meld in discuysiog the same questions. We true' and hope that our Parliament will not hesitate, at the earliest opportunity, to engage in an termination of that part of our municipal laws, on which the comforts of society and the moral character of the great mars of the people mainly depend. A notice Ism been published iii Paris, requiring the attendonctof the Members of the Chamber of Deputies on the yids instant, at their usual place of meeting, for the purpose of appointing the Deputation which is to watt upon his Majesty on the opening of the Session. The Funds experienced a considerable improve ment on Saturday. The 6 pe► Cents. rose during the course of that day to 69 f. 50c., and finally closed at 69 f., which is one-half per cent, higher than they were on Friday. The rise in Mink Stock was much greeter. It had closed on Friday at 1,545 f., but on Saturday it reached 1,575 f. • st e a. .t ..t * -L. \ P . . eft . 0e...7s I,LV.. sstigrev t,firo ci .- ___.,...:. f;,, , .:1: - .5„- 7 ,-*•• ~ i t 0 4,1 1 :A51 s' .-?:,-1M . S . L.'>go et ti• .r.'°' ORIGINAL PORrstY. TO LVCY. Ah! Lucy, no wonder thy breast is so chill, When buried in mountains of snow ; But happy 's the amain that can !Mast of tholl, To thaw it and make it to glow. J. R. G. F.ISIIIONABLE .VOI'EMEN TS. ARRIVALS. .- Lady Hesilrig, at her house iu Upper Brook-street, from Brizhtmt. The Hon. and Re• R. Bigot, in Upper Brook-street, from Eli Snanndshire. G. Beaumont, Esq. at Etakes Hotel, from Tunbridge Welk. intact, Esq. at his boost in Doke-street, Grosvenor square, from a lour. Viikeutsut Kinnaird, al his seat, Hassop, Derbyshire, Iron, Brighton. DEPARTURE. The Duke and Duchessof Newcastle, from their house in Des keley-square, fur Clumber Palk, Nutt,. Lady Robert Manners is expected at her house in Graf tuli.strett, this day, from Cbelltenhamo. TIIE QUESII'S WILL—We hutted some time since, that • will would he found, ‘,liich was ext.- cuted in June, 1817. That will is now to the hands of a high civilian. The document alluded to, at the time of her MAJESTY'S demise, which was said to be a will, executed the day previous to the me. laticholy event, was only a codicil to the will of June, 1817. The Court in Doctors' Commons have no pr event on a claim for Royal will to he depo sited therein, except that of HENRY VIII. whose wall is registered there.—( Erening Paper.) THR RWELC—The snarl% has been re newed in every direction. namely, at the hate QUEEN'S Palace, at Frogmore, in the Lower Lodge, and in wi ni l sor c ib ii r , without succelas ! The vitae in which they were troially deposited was found, some time wince, empty !—(Evening Paper.) A new Dandy character has been re . :ently brought. out at one of the provincial theatre`, in which has been introduced an entire new comic song, called Don't you think ha a Dandy? dressed in full costume, with stays, .torch, roll, nod twist. The (lutiniun Lectures, as will be observed by un inlvertii.ement in front of our Paper, ere to he reructud on Saturday next, at Mr. Putts's, New street, Sprint;-gtirdrits, Mr. IticilAnusost, the Lecturer, having closed s brilliant summer iitm vittgi., Nt stitteciourse s.f which h. has - - - ausorettmErat circus au * Wets, Lemslingitcrt, 4;lielteu doubt but the saute them. re have !I !Ilk' I •iet eery mums Wi r siTh er some ago, at the ries'iliirket ious to, her e, and sve were lei t , / believe she WAS then at the tfogtre she uow so much ornament% lapoo ta . three years she is returned to the ot'totuntqasertee o f some very serious loses d by her husband, who was a merchaut its i•ts§,t4eile Lord A NstiN's fixe seat of Slin,gborotigh, io Star. fordshne, ►s undergoing some tw►trful improve- Widelt still render it one of the hand so m es t reridt9ters to Ihe 111,04)m. Sir FILANcis Buitosrr passed through Newcas tle-Imi,, r-Lvtile on Thursday evening last, on his route to Liverpool, having pulittly acceded to an invitation Irons the Conernine society of that place, to dine with' its Members ;it Lillyman's rlntel, io commemoration of the litl► anniversary cif the The Dusseldorf Gallery, which has been litigated for eleven years pa.t, will, excepting some few pic tures, be restored to the Kies of PRUSSIA, as So. vereigu of the Duchy of Brig. The gold crest, incrusted with precious stones, which u peasant drew up with an eel flown the river Motel*, in Sweden, the real value of which is 148 ducats, has been purchased on account of the Swedish Crown, fur the sum of 166 ducats. The LORD CHANCELLOR ►s considerably better than lie was b►•t week. The gout, however, still continuer to •fH►ct his Lordship's legs. Nu day is yet fixed fur his resuming his seat In the Court of Chancery. Lori) ELLENHOROUGII, we are concerned to state, is given over by his phys:ciatis. lie labours under the complicated tlbcts of apoplexy and palsy, hairs ing lost th.lentire use of his limbs, and all sense of recollection. A letter from Cambridge, dated Dec. 7. gays— , rr %Vetinesilay loin. befog the day appointed for the funeral of her illujesty, there was gum-term in the University, anti the conavegrition which had been previously fixed for that day, was postonto'd till the Inl.low;,ng. The great bell at Fut. itlary'a was Wiled WI IIIP.1!•Iy eveniog, and again early in the moriiii,g of IVollnestlay, anti coutinue'l tulitug thronglioni whole of the day. At the congre gation uu Thursday, the Seine,• voted a dutiful .A 'hires, of Conduit-tree to, 1114 Nord nighties. the PRINCE Rig'ENT, on the Quyem's death. All the shops in the town were closed during the whole of Wednesday. mid in the evening a dumb peal was twig at St. Mary's on the occasion." An occurrence on Saturday last, on the Castle Meadows, was► neat!) , parting fatal to Miss BAT. STON , the dwarf, who has been in this city for the last month. on the car:iv:no in which she is elan later' is hung a ratan hoti4e, into which she is fre quently put—a tit:io roi horseback was about to like her fUelid the Castle :Ur:allows in this, when the hoist• took fright, snot the man letting the Irian sign fall, it was broken lot', piece., imd ttft'i n. receii ; rl considerable --(Nora:it - 4 Paper.) g% .14 r PATENT J;;WEABLE AXLE. A pamphlet has just been published by Mr, ACKIIIISIANN, of the Strand, explanatory of the Priuciples of the Patent &loveable Axle for Cur. riages, of which he is the Patentee. We have had of late pamphlets written for the improvement at the Newtonian Philosophy—we have had others, not disputing, but contrii.;itig for particular inventions; but this is the first pamphlet we have seen - whirls is written fur the express purpose of proving the value r of oil invention, which. upon every principle of met:Lilacs, demonstrates its man utility. Early in toe season we noticed the prculiar simplicity of the construction of these carriages in the Park. We pointed out the great advantage of their short turnip the option of building thou fifteen or Tightens inches shorter than on the old plan, their high , rr fore-wheels, which diminished the draught, tiiv.r superior security ag Mist bring overturned, the durability of their axles, rand iiicreased security of the perch-bolt. Three improvements are dht 0 1 ,1 y remarkable fur the superior ease and elegance of the carriages built on this plan, but for the great economy tf the constructeon in point of •exiiionse, and the applicability of the patent movetbre axle to old as well us new carriages. This invention, it appear. by Mr. AcKenagaaa's statement, and the documents appended to it, has been adopied by the most respectable cosichtnakeis in the metropolis. but it seems it has hero opposed by others of the trade. The Patentee is very indignant at-this op position, as if it %ere a matter of course that the evident utility of :In invention roomed iM f Viral - rit e dials reception. lie I , n a sliewis hy. actual rapes"- silent the advaiito,.te of thy new Itruscsple , owl tti carriages upon this. , construction have, during the last summer, traversed its en s Tress, soiferrs.ktse pars; tracks in the innuidasses4dt GerisaidijOr , presses his wonder that rso - rptrsa," hostile to a pilau so fraught sobs tags. But he forgets . t it v, itself breaks in upon :hr julbtsitss •.f sigae. its the old plan, whi h is ssistega a source o f . went to those who prs.fer pit-ofit in the nki track, to that which they *mild deft r from a nio. enlarged and liberal vies, of their:hoe-4i in-rials* they site identified. The Patent', my be alto% that his plan will fie sl Its liwrriat. if he - teaes trouble hinowll Thlryr-sis , from a mistaken idea of liierr it. It is connected w,•l. an inside DO has for souse time been tile examination and soccitisave ;- its uses not so iitunipar- Imiocti or our loam dormant, 1.k.. the enoile (vkicli was It some active and e called it into light. SMITHFIELD CI day eveuinv, t tit to arrive its G.: Enitstrition of (i ure, to raw ,pre ttset topoFi o ania. by the ittlectiu,l cular breed *ice owl to Duke of Vat, ii.tie ealuYlity pfits. when ourit:Our , t e A New lareiteii, terinal . met!- its itpbars' foic in the firs Dew frinele!rYut null we the toildt.rtite H.:, Vomit I well lion ' or 17culi. fiX)SS wit ct of t 4 itmer•e. tied vei' -- ~' i M As e' SI i I r t AI itiio. ~~r.~►.r • • 11 the Velzra in the Lottery be to be pailk it% Batik• times, Btstt to-Ila them ti, Sosettic:its, his etieuts-r is sore to echo with ttu rine et them ;--af an Wine, his merchant ktipplik ar i* Hower, he throws up-as the doors to as. Lnoda at hi , $1 of Capitals, and this cannot be denied. Is it 11.11, ilea that his Offices ,re ju s t ainar besieged with 'mato,. frr the Fuur Stuck Prizes of 30,0001. in the priseqf Lottery, Two of which way fail to ewe Ticket, on the Fled Day, the 1514 Instant ? WINE TRADE..-1 . 11011.13 ,and Rick ets. BOTTS respectfully refer thstriutrey ,, n•Ceq. l lo , " and the Public in general, 1 , . doff Pakeatri Carl V. advertised thin day, and th, y rrspretfidlly form their "'ricotta and the PuhL.., Mat rate Wine Committer, Pock nr Joao As Threats, or Actions, shall deter thaws Putt Prices: THEY Wilt Srtt. will give their Prices for other IN arrange them ; and they will wealtimat•tn with Gond Wines at the moat matlesate afforded. Aad having now °lstale/409a upon which the rule recently wialligisd pledge themoehres speedily 1 6 sleekaad lark upon their character as e al sole to stew themselves deserviart of the See ready Teemed. and Moat that they shafts eclat:, from their Friends and the Public. THE STOLEN CHILD.—.We btr in informing our reader, that Alt Iris son were safely landtd at Ltifi afternoon last, and at isirw ing arrived at the Swan Inn, in t they set off on Sunday morning bi Coaches for London. Kernels wit: totly•st Oltlenburgli till our t3atrsr itheation to hare hun removed Le take Ins tliall.—e/Vortvict Aspor.) r-•a- ni•hiaK tit• 1f 140/ au e )1 em ill al6dpvilii. list t Nit ft The herd-copula* of dyer, has been committed to take his trial fur rol.hnig thrs pi door neighbour. Frnm his SI possessed general eautide.per. The thunder-siaras t xpei del Thursday hilt, was outer 0 01 01 Ashborne. The thunder and lifflti to us as having been so skits! sli tri ra ()Aunts of that town iu g,enetal, fen of witnessed such a tremendous storm. A sun of 70,00(1. was. 1011 e time eV questhed to the palish of Doilar, in Crovko,: shire, by it person of tht mime of Nlatost. hi , toty and coutteximi with the flail.' iS peritctly knowu. The inoney i it irrt disposal of the Minister awl file[-lse>r~iuit ^K:I a parish contsit,O.g 094 about PJO pee•ont. anstigement Iris been vet made sillt trev" manner lii nit this loge' emit is to 1)e rtisteti, , Who .1 74 •; t: - eat 1).• T. Nit! site ou aut pa} der hat i ~; , , '• ! - 41. f* oU grui Of • Tin PriN of *um , 1 • . * 4 •.; 1 . 1.1 4 ! I vi , • . • . 6.2 .- 1 the inh Gi %VIP to I of • was lope pal the .10 Itt , not _ 'hot%