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tn.ntioned in the .1 Ait'ele of the Penal Code. liokiolnlw, wi►l t looing the litre sniry o►rauS for I ot,vry log Ilie emigravite to Americo, bra printed anti dist, ihived cards, 111 which he falsely gave 0111 that lie was authorised th.• police to make this eindertak ii.4. Ile Agreed with those who presesiti ii them selves for the exveiters of the passage, and it wms settled that it-• moory elteulil he deposited with J. J. Ilsrt.tock, not to tie paid out of his hands till ther eliorihl have arrivrd in America. Illartionek. who had first gone to Cologne to give the emigrants cohlidener, took the money, for which he gave a oreeipt, and aleuveJ fur this purpose Inv quality of Ott A. Notwi,h•talsflifi g the assura•ice which be hail gi , e s the emigrants, that their funds should wit I,r assiatword of till after the voyage should be con s • pileteil, he had delivered considerable slims to Kw. whitish,- for the purchase of tlw vessel, iirovboole., wid other expriews of the voyage, mid kept 2,000 twits* for hiwerlf, as a recompeore agre e d opni, %pith Rodolphe. Be-vides, the vesvel Irving neither clistipped low oldigsd to rrteloo.ge their receipt% for colligate's, ulswli the two toper, bad vidrooly emwertril to ,take it inspowoble for the credulous voyagers to re emer tlwur money. Lvirsm, a %N. 3. Our slew roe. fair pr ;airs rovotirsobly. and our r are charged to tat..lte cousilltrable !my otp. CONSTANTINOPLE, DFC. 10. As counts received from Prrioa i.,fornir is,, that t! r la'r Russian Embassy to the Sovereign of that cionitry lias not been attended with the advantages which had been expected from it, and that the Pa macs, sinahle to forget the crssions made at the last ',r a r e , try even• imaginalge means to recover the ceded provinces, in order by this to recover from Ilse re-ninon, situation iii which they ate placed by use pr o ximity of the Russian frontiers to the No' : al rr•idener of Tcheran, which is scarcely 450 German miles th,tant Irons them. BEMIS. JAN. 5. 1.1 the periodical paper of N. Kotzebue is die fellewtog passage : " Till the French Itevoluti had poisoned Europe, most of the countries in it, particularly in Germany, were very happy. We were acipiainteel, at that rsiusl, with Awstsia awl rit:sin, as well as runny little Principalities', where an honest man could live agreeably, in every armee; and would to Gila that it were poosible to re.e , tablish the ancient state of things I ntirrly se it wns iu Germany from the year to 1:90! Vie will nut deny that some particular things were nut what they ought to have been, but rhouse whatever Cover tttttt let you will, it will allwroys lie isnisct fist its the ale. 1,11 , a. tog a► it is directed Ise) nirn." It been remarked t h at is great many French hacr hern to Frankfort, to see M. las rases ; Itr 'so ev lot at tile house of the Countess de Stirsillsers, the ode $.l Joseph Illooaisarte. Iloi. Royal INlstier.sro the Plince 21,:d 1 1 1 incess FirliCl k of Prassin wade their entry into 11114 city to-olay. anialst die discharge of artillery and the a •tbittations of an immense crowd. I.IIENT, JAN. 15. Tia. King hat, by a late 1)t erre, ordered the yof two te ; ;lssirnis ul on:trines. The strength of aiil lit '2,000 men, and two h 1411.• 1:11111.1. ; battalion will be CU 1 11 11 l antlrd by a the tygiitirins Its H Nay s Captain, who • all hair thr milk of Colonel. The organisation of those to w i► 011 the model of the airtillrat•, 'I he urcaw•attoo of the Itosill Guars, is put oft iu.'t fitatt Is till the Kong shall lir able to d sli 11. r taxes mail rape n>t ineadrut to the establishmelit f 3 111'W The States-General agreed • t!.e Kim.; oil st vt rail plans of economy, and are baaly emplo)eil on this subject.—(Brusseis Pa per) to the if)ili January.) 61:331AN PATERS. COBLENTZ, JAN. 6. %V find the folloaitt4 article in the Ithenit.h Pavers, wider the head of Frankfurt : •". Several public papers have given difinv sit accounts of the treatment slew., best to a Fri's. h exile, Felix Desportes. 'the following is the true Nisb of the cast. In the night of the 41k of December, F. Desportes was aiir.ted by virtue id an order of the Senate, by au assessor, accompanied by six agents of the Police. The assill,ol. 11111 not give any ac count of the reasons of this unrest ; be contented himself with taking, in hasty, some notes, and his 'Motion tieing • ullll/11 ted, 1W withdrew. Felix illesportes rennisoil psi - ...tot in his room, guarded by two Offiel I'S of the Police ltore was no question of at cotillion, inteirog fiery, and sober sot b I.trnialities. Ile was 1.11 Oily guarded till the 16th. Howes. r, as it was Pei rs.ary lit c to some oleic' hull, a was irsolvetl to end the affair as it hail been Is-gun ; the) ibisb r. d i tor psi/14111er, orlenuglliw al the same time to lea‘ir the I looy of Frankfurt as a as a 1.,, ordeii.l 1101 0111 eater into any kind of a- 1.44 The latter arrived some I b. fore the arrest of Felix Ih similes, took, the care of au Agent of the Polies.. As LL,. ailinneil that notain v could e 11111111 l itorate with 1:11111 a ittiont li,. pi 111116 , 1011 01 keeper, we are , 1111 at a Isms Lis sl i t routin e id the aer. el Of lis Despon lcs Hut there are 111/111) 111E111 r les 111 11M, a / 1 1114; why should out the if. fair m question also on• is itenesall% .i•reroll that • solliumve was y,rbl,d to; hot i• this suOirient to c•• us. this As a citizen of :ink fort, I cannot h. 15) wi-hi -g th a I stilt hot not taken War* For some time vest we 111411i/I 141 too 11111111 Cl4l'l l lit tl.lll a tine It , position. 'I hr Areopagus condi nuicil a man foi drrkwul ths cUUilll4.llle of an mional which 114.1 so u ght net asylum with hint but 111 I• sent/ are Mll. 11l 111111'. t owl 0111 linter, when Ili, pease Chatty of ibis human ,ate 11 ul made but little piirgir.-s Indeed I kin)* not whit I'4ll loe .1/111• pined with out tinily , 11111rall be our vane y loot our isri i. li•lo1111. %%lan one ser► with what rare ih. kin:•l•nn ..f France is g.s4,ded, our would Lc latialittil Ito btlitsr to thr bilis) of seeing it stolen in one night. If those means are renlly necessary, they certainly ea 11111 l I save it from its ruin. Cannot people he persuaded, once for all, that a stile is me eer minty in &steer than ulnas it is transformed into a vast prison-house. Are wr then so degenerate, that we have en tirely forgotten that 11w surest means to pin mid attach men, ■re magnanimity and eintfilenee truth. I should not have the heart to blame the misatithrope, who should justify the disgust which the present times excite by the pic ture of that mixture of vatmtmasting, turpitude, sod hypo crisy, which we lon commonly remark. " I certainly do u'd pretend that the treatment expe rienced by %I. F. Des/tortes, is an important eat tit, or that it can be regard. as a great act of despotism. Bait this typist ought not to have takes place in the free city of F./114;6ot, the seat of the German Diet, in this matintr, and with these eirenntstaseras. It is true the Germans may say, if is a Freßehision " but for the same reason the French may say of one of us, 1 is a G,rasaa r and this would na turally lead the two nations to melancholy reprisals. We will rather lisp, fl is a man !' for we are also men. M . Dtaportes, it a said, has resided here by means of a rase pompon (which he absolutely denies); bat even then we do ant see the motive,' for the Net observed in this atLiir. In all we do, we should consider sot only *bat we tore to others, but what we owe to ourselves" • ILEIPSIC, JAN. 4. Mail. Krudener lire been now nearly thiee wet ks here, tl gh at Ler arrival in this city she intends el to depart at a short thaw. As r pretext for her delay, she says the expects the return of her sort-in law, M. Berkhrian, who is gone to Maseaw. At the beginning she received many visits, which drew the attention of the police, who placed a guard in the to prevent all persons, indiscritni outely, from entering her house. At present she is only permitted to see some persons who are known she absolutely refuses to depart till she has seen her son-in-law. On leer arrival site had difficulty in procuring '2OO crowns from a husker, but two or three days after she bad some thousand crowns at her disposal. She pretends that on the 24th December, the anniversary of the hied' of the Emperor Alexander, she had r very important revelation, and that while she was rostoirrasstal how the should troll au ac count of it to Moscow, a Russian courier catered Into her room, alio charged Inmate-If with her mes sage. She speaks highly of end Saxony, because this is lie first place where she has not barn treaded as it ciiinioul. We wait, !oust vet, she would leave ns , beci.use there tire too tointy a a irks winds J Liaisons litre, over 111 she might 'arse a darigerons is Horner. The police has sent away some j• tireleyttiesi 81141 0111e18, who folloatil her, hot day &clawed they %mild rejoin her 1111 511408 as they could, let cause with her they had only to pray, to hove every thing in allusidaioce. At W. inter she ICctiVt.ll some hundred curia iv., wl is h else iiii niedlately gave to the poor. She had declared her intention' to in ike similar I iNestes to those who are in our pis ails, l.ut sae has not yet dame so, She is not in want of funds, and that she is cinnowted with great personages, she, indeed, snakes no mys tery. FRANKFORT, J IN. 1 2. This morning the art h. 1.1 its first formal Sitting since the Christmas h •litlays. Its Excel lency the Piesit!ent limmintinicated to the Asseenhly the credentials flout Ins Nl.4jesty the Emperor of Ititssia, for his Excellency the Privy C sellor d'Asistot, in the character of Envoy Extra ordinary NMI 111iiiiter Plenipotentiary to the Ger man Confederation. I=i honour of the new Aloha , - stodor, a grand diplomatic dinner for 40 persons was instoiedi.itely given by his Excellency Count Bout Sillaurtistent, the President of the Dirt. SWI rZEIII.AND, .I%K. 7. One of on) Journals pnhlt•hr, Ow I) .1 aration delitered to the plesitling Cannot by the Itit.stists Legation, it answer to the act of adhesion of the Ciill f tiler:aim) In the Holy A limier. The presiding Cantos§ has received also from 11. (irune►, the Pi ussiAi Nltilistrr. the formal act by which his Sinereign recognises the accession of Switzerland to the Ifoly Alliance. This act, hound in red velvet, is signed by his 314jesty, counter signed by the Chancellor Prince Ilardenberg, cuss. firmed by the t•e.il of the State, mid dated Aix-la. Chapelle, Sept. 10, 1817. THE BRITISH PRESS. 1.011)01, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, leis. Two Flanders Mails have arrived with Papers fr Brussels to the I')th lost. The Conti nrestdl l'ress has for the last two years porstaited picitite of the crowds of unfortunate Entigrmits tips% their (votary in orate!' of 'Non fat of a lortogn shore. The presto Pallets co t ta's' au account of two Dutchmen who have been prose cuted at ti!utgard, for l'aullulently obtaining money from persons under i•retrove of securing them a passive to America. 'Eh; y were lUtisid guilty, and sentenced to five rat., iffiprlMllllllellt lo sides a heavy fine. The turn who would thus prey upon the misery of their fellow-condor?* air of the worst of switdlrrr,WC loupe that all who rig site in a like infamous speculatioa may suffer a like fate. Ass article. limo Coot•tantionple stales. find Ilse lute Itiosiim etolossq to the Court of Persia was Its u ccrau I thaw Iwo beru seurrally imagiutd. The Persiotim h.►d not forgotten the e". ,6 ' llB nwie at the hot t►rat•e. and seenirci more noxious to rrt•os, r who they laid I..st, than to "igen to orgociations which migl►l lead to furt!►rr enetwrlito.tots. We have received Paris Papers of Stind.iy l a st 0.. ih e p r , ce ding day the debate on the law for recruitiii,g the army WOK It%llllllo, ol • which • sketch will be found in our extracts. The dis cussion having continued time or four hours, airs again adjourned at the approach of the dinner hour. From the number of Members who support the propriety of siihus l soles, it is probable that this important point will be citified. We have received Charleston Rivers to the 14th of December. The following are extracts:— CHARLESTON, DEC. 13. (lion ou► (•'orrerrondeut.) Museum (; izene orncc, Savaunnh, WElWeide), Dec. In. It is generally believed, or rather public report says, that Saturday next, the 13th instant, is the Flay pitched upon for the purpose of taking posses sion of Amelia by the American forces, winch are numerously asstinbling fur the purpose. uvcEmBER 11. SPANISH MAIN. Cipt. Boweas, of the brig Active, arrived at New York on the Ist instant, in thirty dap, from Porto Cavell°, informs that the Royalists had suf fered a revere defeat at Crantana and Barcelona. Seierol transports %via) troops had arrived at Porto CHARLESTON, DEC. 11. This day was set apart ai a day of public thanks giving, humiliation, and prayer, to Almighty God, for his merciful goodness in withdrawing from 114 hic afflicting band, by restoring to us our ordinary state of health. Vestertlay, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office. for the yurposo of ar ranging the PRINCE REGENT'S SperCll, to be itib milted to him in Council, and delivered at the (veiling of the Se-ion of Parliament. The Ca binet sat till about half 1.11,4 four. The Sun will excuse us in saying, that we could not have misunderstood his obj•ct iit nu•iito►uioy; the alleged report in Paris, respecting the bargain and sale of some of our worthy cootempotaries the public Piece. Ilia meaning, was too obvious to be mistaken; amtt that he alluded to ct rtaiti terial Journals wa► 110 less manifest, from the pas. sage we quoted iu our Paper of )estertlay. If such were not the rase, there seetileil nn nerrioity fir so taroesily invoking the notice of 3laoisters to the affair, and in cautioning them how they repose cloth:letter in Papers in the pay of a foreign Power—and, of course, subject to foreign, mitt ',cr imps ;ovae interests. 'i•lte sulijet•t is of sital iu►- portaoce, and we are reads• to allow The San every commelitLition in our power fur giving psiblicity even to his apprehensions. No small m 4 -flinty was displayed by T he Sam iu his mode of nuticissg the affair. " It was a seport," forsooth, "iu Pa sts ;" 111111, for the honour of the country, 7he Sun illUst consider it either as " a total false hood, or an r %trestle exaggeration." Certainly, that • fire Blitish Papers should lie r ece i v i ng French pay, does appear like " exag•grratiou;" but not long since a violent suspicion had been attached to two I. lon Journals, which !Mil Busing the war beets notoriously devoted to t h e sert i ee o f the Bonaitoxs, to a manlier cie &liable neither to their patuotis u ► 1101' their disin terestedness. But during use war, while the Bona- Bass were united with (;real Britalit in hostility to France, circurnstaoces might conspire to deceive persons into a belief, that in advocating the cease of the f •t, they were not violating their duties to the latter ; but now es•eu this shallow pretence is wanting to shelter such conduct. The Botta- BONS, or the Royalists, or the Ministers of France, are no longer to be considered as protegies of Eng land. They have from this moment ►eparate in terests, wherein Great Britain can have am sym pathy. France is indeed in relations of amity witl► this country at present ; but she is our rival in trade and manufactures, and her acts towards tug have hitherto breathed a spirit of rivalry. I,i such a case no British Journal Clll, consistently with its duty, stiffer itself to be entangled in any relationi of engagements with either of the contendiug par. ties of that country, lest, without being aware of their ndlut sier, they might , at Wale interesting n►o u,eut, induce it In turn its thoughts from the ge neral concern. of this Empire, to test theist on the petty squabbles of a Firatth The Messieurs EVANs, fattier moil you, have RI lengih, after a tedious and c:itse confinement of twaily twelve months, been woe Mummify libe rated, by the coition:lnd of the Steretary of Stoic. Thaw titinues. in refusi n g to ill:rid even frecil limier Noy cite unistances that appear in the hint` degree to .. promise tlic consciousness of their hit Iloet . lice, has induced the Nlinister to waive Ins linguist c !Moo, of liatiog them enter into lecognisances to appear on the fist day or lIIP en sung; tel in the Court of filing's Bench, thus ledi ilie public au aliersiatite. lu 1'411161r either the ulisurdity of the demand, or the inconsistency of %Midtown% it. The Nu .% N 5 ..., were muutig MEM the earliest victim* selected by the Ministers, alien it was footed necessary to conjure up a plot They were committed on the eatli of meknown individual, charging them ire treitoes ; but with all the anxisety of the Govern ment to convict some persons of high treason,- this charge against thee EVANs'a was too futile to be made the ground of a formal trial. They are• now rent back to society with feelings imbittered by their cruel indignities, with bodies weakened ley loo; privation, I injured in property by loeg aliseiece their busiiiess. A mote distressing ease can loudly be iinsgiiied, than a here an iiiseoreist mail is unjustly accused,and yet debarred of the °ppm tunity of proving his et ace; where oppaes•inn and igno miny are heaped upon his head, and yet deprived of the means to punish his aggressors ; where lie is insulted, and dares not retaliate ; is reduced to po verty, and refused compensation. Ileit how this picture lerigleteue•d when 11;e sufferer lead leerie once a fireman, and tastes the liitterness of she cop more strongly by rsa-on of the contrast ? A Bill of bedrolls's) , well of course sanc•tilj• all Slide nsei sures, and screen the Ministers and their ii.triets from any disagreeable coissequelices ; but if the bard hips and crielties endured by bidet ielmils tin der their sanction were iouleficly kno‘vii :tad pray felt, they deter the lereepht frwei com muting iu future to any 31inistets the power of waotonly intl.cting so many evils. The I'atNcE R►IGINT 14 expecteil to hold a Privy ('outicil nu Saturday. to Mick for Sheriffs for the lin...rot year. The I.(IRD PRESIDENT will give the Sheriffs a dinner to-morrow. The Earl of LIVF:RPOOL will entertain a large party of the Nero on 31ontlay, at lila reridleuce, Lord CA.,TI.ERF.AGII wilt give a grand entertain meat on Mum! sy next, No a numerous pmy of Members of Pas Insistent, at Isis house in St. square. Sir THOMAS PAUSIER, the new Master of the Rolls, has taken possession of the Court-house, i n Chancery-lane, We understand, however, a lois trodesigaorliog has Liken place between his agents and thos,, of Sir WM. GRANT, the Isle Msoer of th e It.bs, rilative to the fixtures in It iiiiiwars that f ti:iie immemorial the Master th e 1:o11.1, ou rioniiie into office, Laid his vie ',rut:v.or 51104 for the book-eases, ; Sir (:RANT, Oli his uppoititilient, paid that sum, but the agents of Sii THOMAS PLUMES remand paying fur them, until they were valued by a broker. This dispute being snack known to Nlittisters, the Surveyor of the (210w11 WaS Ihrected to value them fur (:u%t•ri s trut, a . i the agents of Sir TiatuAs P1.11:311:It ;1 ,, , it that lie has i:.:t u tig!it to pay any thing for them, a, they have lierome the property of the Crown, .rod that Ire is Vl•frilli to ti.e use of them while lie fills the high j id:eial situation of Master of the gulls, The (obstinacy with which Ministers soll4lit, in the case of Mr. IIuNE, to (Aaiun a coluietwn I. the lice of two lorerdio4 acquittals, anal the iojto limos eons' quesoires which the ft tends of the Cotodi lotion Hpitriellellll would It'S11:1 to the Toial by Jury from the coollio tang %crawls thus sought I,a, hate called the poololic attention, in .1 pit:Oh:lr degree, to that admirable and ittstittstioa, and excited the cares and jealousy of the eointhy nt its protection and defence. At the Nora tett City Sea. si )))) s, held on Tuesday se'unight, Mr. Steov.trol AILDLItioN, in the course of his Charge, took occa sion to pass is just enlogition on the iiiestimable ails vantotgo s of the Tina by Jury, which, he said, was almost couval with the nation was baiii2- tiolird by the Great Charter handed down to us by our Nlit routs : It was one of the gr. - iit.st pritilr t irs of which we, as Englishmen, had to boast ; and Mr. Justice IhActisrusor. hail reinutkrol, that while the Trial by Jury was uphelol, the Constitution of the country could never be subverted. Ile (loco proceeded to obaerve, that whiltt lie indulged liis privilege of speaking, he could hoot hel l o eel/mating them, that the greatest dainger if the 1;tS111,1C11011 of tins mode of trial rested with thenisrlo es ; for sl Id in-sauna in their situation lend ihrinselecs to party in political questions, or to an arlsitrary Gu er►uuieut, then would arise the danger—then would the Government step in to the destruction of this inestimable 'privilege. The Grand Jury, by thtir Foreman (NV. FOSTF:R, Esq.) returned nooks to the ',earned Steward for his truly constitutiond and patriotic Charge, in the sentiments of which they fully acquiesced. The following was posted up at I.lOYD's on Tuesday : a The William Stoith,from Itiornos Ayres to Liman'', was taken by a Spanish letter of marque, bound fruto Cadiz to Lima, and tartlet , into Bahia." St ' ll cf. •PfP i k:tr ^ II, ON 4 ••••• N • t., re "•;titi N 4 ,. krir t, 0 oe-n . 'j;c• trig. ". .....-, a i.4.-,4 C. tl It . _....". :-..,:k 4 e4 :7_1T;p . ..,.. , A ~...1 4 C2 • . 1 .0 --- -7 - ' .-"14 . - "se ' s- A : 4 1 .-- "- - '- f •1 : i t ,t• 1 . .3 ... 0 e,.7"..) :. 2 Id i: , - 4 ...1 A . N. , ......" • ll'. ~......-.. •-, •-• .I`i 't , - WINDSOR, JAN. 21. Yes.trelay the QuEF,M a•.tl Princes. ELIZABETH. Att.-wird by their Ladle* iii waiting. took an a:iit,4 to Frog ))))) re. 'fbiN day being remarkably flue, her NI AJr , Tlr. I'nmw•• ELIZABETH, and the Ladies in ainting, rode out in a coach and four on the NlaidenlieJd raid, and returned to the Castle to dinner. I'run•rw AUGUsTA. ‘elth her atteutddilts, took an airing on horseback w the Park. TILE LONDON CONCERTS. Mmolay evrtit. the second Grand Lnio!on t,sok place at the Loudon 'Tavern, %%hid' was very ntitasertinsly attended, in fact, the Great lioqm was crowded to excess; the LORD ,MAYOR, the LADY NIAYORI:SS, the Slieliffs and their Ladies, were ine•rnt. Sir (I. SMART, the conductor, made an i11...1-l i c Rhos logy for the eom F f Madae ODOR,*who, he stated, had been taken very ill on Ihe iii.. 1111 1 ,4 of that d iv, which rendered it itnpossild e fur her tie petl Trot, and %%Ich the (7iiinnintee appointed for inaniging the Concerts regretted extremely. In consequence, Mr. BRAHASI hail v, ry kuoily agreed to slog an additional song ; Ales+ i,•l CARESS', who hieppen e d t o lie in th e ro om among the audience, in the kindest ilisolier agreed tii sing a song, which she executed WI sweetly, that she was generally encored, although rvide i iiiy bouring under the affection of it eOlll. It %% " Husk sweet Babe," from Guy Mannerly. Tl,e additional song Mr. BRAIIAI4 gave .6 Gentle ehrs," accompanied on the violoncello by A:r. LINDLEY, which lie executed iu the moat iina~hed and chaste style, as lie did the other songs es hicli lie sang in the course of the evening. The acciiiiis !Liniment by Mr. LINDLEY was it I exquisite treat, as was a Concerto by the time Uentleniaii, with which the audience appeared enraptured. Some charming glees were giveli by Miss Furrii„: Mr. IIAWES, and Mr. BELLASIY. he instrumental pieces were all very superior, consisting of it •S ififiin ill. by HAYDN ; Overture, hr lILLTitovEN, from Prometheus; and the celt touted 1 berflore, by MOZART. The band was very ably led by Mr. Moat. EPITAPH, 11:0‘1 THE GREEK. Norwich Coro M•srket on Saturday was well at tended, but the trade slot gather more dull than usuul ; both 11'heat mid Barley might lie said to Ire le. tier c h lower than last tnaiket.—Tlie Scott.l: drovers aliewrd a fair colletlicii of lean Beasts, but required high Itruip; the tilted►-liens were also tolerably well filled ; wires rather using of this boot of stock. Sir JOHN FLEMING 11,1 , 111:5VER, of Tables Iluusr, ha. stilt a cticular to his tenantry, iiifurtoing them, that lie will make a 'wilier reduction in his rents of In per cent.; the amount to be expended by them awl to be allowed only to t put doelog the receipts I the sender. We have mock pleasure to being able to inform our It lhot-o dezelot, llott thr tier bate it. reeved it err,' hototkroor letter Irmo our highly-re spelled Aleotort, Sir JOHN COLT EGLILTON, a%- pressing moat fee is lot grAidicat t the seeeipt of their Adeliess, moil at the sternly and honourable attachment of the Independent Freemen or Chester to his person, mid to the t Nose they have espoused ; at the same tone assuring the - tool la. earnest solici tude for the welfare and prosperity of the edizesot of Chester, and that whenever los public or private twrilt•rsi can lir of Use, lie is alAtii• ready to obey liieir call.—((luster l'oper.) Pillars of death wren's learfol ortiv, In iv bine sad kerpiliz my poor Mist iv laid, To Min that near my two!, hi, footsteps iiirmi„ Stemmer or Greek, bol lead! and say, a mai 11:,sts in her bloom below; her silo' the name Mystis cave; her Lutb 31:11 high; Aml say her bosom fi Mod Erman came, Anti un the marble graved her elegy. EPITAPH IN CR.INTIIAII (E.) CIIURCII.YARD ( From an _4 m 4 rican Parr). ) Joh.' Palt-rt•yman, %hid' I) th %%as aged 24 )1 1 . ; Anil olcar 1111. pin e big .Ib/hcr hes A lau his Father— % hen he the.. Yestertloy the mower to the inquiries after the state of the Duke of Yona's health w o ., .4 lIA ROYNIE 111, J liners hat had a good night, and is onto) better to -day.“ The Duke of LEEDS entertained a select !mitc yestelday, ul litt ret.idence, Whitehall. The Duebeto of RICIIMOND is shortly vxpectiA in ii.wir from the Co:11111(.0. 11 114/lII* of BUCKINGHAM i.. arriee,l Diopit:o r , 011 a visit to Lord and /Ally Gei.N. f..r a few days, on Ins way to his btLe, Stowe, Not ks. Thr Nla.iplis of St.trio is expected in town uu Saturday, boat hisses' in Ireland. The Manlius mid Marchioness of SA I.INEVIIY 41111.1 Cintily, are 111 ton II (11-11111 i low for the 5ea. ,,,,, It itin their seat, liattivid. The Martinis of HATtt Ir rttortied to town from his brut, Loogleat, %Vats. The :11arciiiiinehs of BUCKINGIIAM tirriVed nn Tinsilay evening at her resnience w Pail-wail, limn het seat, Avington, Hants. The E al of CASSII.IS and rilli le are shot-11y peeled home f the Continent. Earl FITZWILLIAM is expected in town sin Mon tidy next, hum his seat, liclttni, Lord and Lady DtINDAs are expeeti d in 3 few (lays from their seat, yo. Colltitrss ( an( luta arrived at tier bowie ill St. iattirs's-minare, for the season, bout ht r teat, Putney lleath, Surrey. fir Cr.oltf:E Anal Lady WARRUSUFR riilt.r?,4ltv a select Fatty )estrutia), at their te,tdrticr .tt the Adam ty. rib% I.at4 1)1: N enemy are arrival At ti holism. hi ArGlll t.a,-•test, Runt then . seat, 1)o::. cuaolie Park, 1 to k•Iolt.. Depart urrs yt-ovitl_gy itoin iiiitth,%. Wirt, S . . Jantr%'t..street : Air. !HA Jest . , ; and NI fa. MUSK 1 , 90 N, hit t6ctr.t .it 1.),.1•io c. PINE A I:la.—Tor 4.. khro, tl Fritz! ~ nd Fb,reer firer, Iron' the coll. c.o.'s of AI. LA Eli • cuistotlrted the Chef WO urre of V a . ll °Ss, 1... s Cr- I cruttly Itectt pittela4sed at a high priCe HUGH: Lit' Lk V1.F..1( 011 Emi. of TrlibillOre ILO, to l',41111) Of Salop. II way vril so.nit be mid of at I 311.1 I\ 111. 4 10- , IA kit I%lr. %% S M mice rem ok.d u. trers, 'Lit it to iiitiivd t sklu finrr itithutit it, t ili•kt . l% ..o. of tilrll' 110110111.. BVIWYWII II t iiictirt, suit! ~ f fuel'? ..t thr ifitotitm e, ma a visit to Lori] /Any t. tat s- e Trial by Jury was upheld, the Co ns tit u t ion o f e country could never be suliverted. Ile Own %tux, b.r a few days, on his way to Its Ltiil, seceded to observe, that %Mitt lie indulged his Stowe, Nus ks. ivilege of speaking, he could nut help teitittaling The Nla.quis of St.too is expected in tow., on tin, that the greatest danger i.f the llt Sat us day. Isom his seat its Ireland. this mode of trial rested with tlicuase It es ; for The Marquis mid Marchioness of Sa I.ls ttati I mild , prison tt s iti their situgtio I llon trod fs to and unilv, are expected to town to-intotow ler Sly en 'wittiest! quesbotas, or to nit arbitrary Go- the ~,,, limo their seat, Hatfield. r 1111 l ent, then would arise the danger—then would'l'h r i%larquis HATtt as returned to town from tr Government step its to the destruction of this I Isis brut, Loogleatt, %Vats. stisu.lrle 'privilege. The Grand Jun*, by tint,' list tertian (‘V. FOSTF:R, Esq.) returned nooks to Nlarchimiess of BUCKINGOANI arrived nut soil evening at her resnleoce w fall-wan!, t Learned Steward for Its truly constitunowil tom .let seat, A vington, Hams. (1 patriotic Charge, in the sentiments of which fy fully aequitest:ed. The Etaof CASsII.I3 and fain ly ore shortly at,-peeled home the Continent. The following was posted up at LLOYD'S of t• Earl trzwtt.t.tsx is expected in town on Mon. tesday The William Smith,faom Itacnos Ayres to London, was day next, limn his scat, Nleltoit, Notb,atit:it.g.- cei by a Spanish letter of marque, bound front Cadiz to shire. nit, and carried into Bahia." Lord and LS(ly Dt;NDAS are expect. II in ton a a few days bout their seat, 51arsk-liall, Norwich Coro Market on Saturday was yell at- tiled, but the trade was gather more dull thou dun. ' ual Countess Dr. GREY has arrived at her home iu ; ; I‘'lterat and Barley might li e s a id to le. per e I) lower than last mai krt.—The St. James's-mitt:ire, for the season, loom her !tat, aid'. drovers She*, d a fair collet bun of lean Pulite) . Ileuth, Surrey. wits, l u st required high terms; the Slurp -beaus Sir Gr.octir. and Lady WA RUES Dytt eittertaiti.tl re also tolerably well tilled ; 'slices rather risitig a select 'tatty )ustruda), at their residrove the this sort of stock. Admit . Jons FLEMING of Tabby Mr. and Lail. C. Dust:MICE are arrived at t; Sir lodise its thitottit—trt el, Gum User seat, 'Jul:. .use, has sent a cucular to his tenantry, ittfortoing in, that lie will make a limiter reduction in his cuatibe Park, lin kshits ; . t. its of to per cent. ; the amount to be expended Departures yestriday 11 . 0111 Jottlait's {FAO, S'. theta, Im ltialatile, awl to be allowed only WI 1/10., I —Alt . . !Jut v., lair 1'... ; Is r. Clog tin: receipts 1 the vender. I and Mrs. II Ushi•SoS, for their seat 1.).111i•Ill a'. We have lunch pleasure in being able to inform FIN ' : A II Ii• —.1.11 " " l'br3l"l trail ''"' l 1.7 "'"" I r Is Iliso-s 011zel.r., shot the C ut , t , inot. it. el.-LI., Irmo thr trollre•ioo of Al. I.a veil a very hatolmoise letter from our highlv-res. coosoleted the Chef WO ire VAN t)ss, 1..04 fr- Ss,. Jo"(: ItKY E GtuToN, s : rtitly lorett lootrhased al a high price hy I ligm ",,„ gratu li ra noo,at t h e , e ,.. eipt Ow t.s, Esq. of Trtistitore 11..11, to 0.. their Aildirws, mod sit the strAtly and honourable i county of SA ~c l i m e tit of the Indeprooleot Fre e m e n or Ch e ster It May Vert stoats he said of Baitosets sod lab person, and to the cause they have espoused ; ' what Mr. M mice rem akt.l .it the t. lit. • the ' , Mile tone assuring, dotool la. tattiest holm- teats, 11..5t a was oisirao,tllle to throw ao he for the welfare and prosperity of the citizesis skits user tie Wind.% it !twit its iitT:111, 4 1111; si r Chester, and that whenever has public or prilii.te. "I/IskrlS of atte ail theta bosuns.. Itetwrto I 1 kw I vices can i.e of use, he is arta, • ready to obey i jackets mot linightisiaking. there es st;ltd18111 I tr call.—(('Lester Pupa./ ~f tiii:lo% tacit? „t .