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Of la Oldla, mad the evident*, looking to that, Of what she. sett jtitan was it Hired, most likely,' to traduce her Majea. ty's eh/ratter. brnitoht forward after a lame of 12 month., and never would have been bremght forward at all if hrr Ma jesty worth! hare listened to the edTers which had been made to bet. How were they to coppes, that tlw trial would be a fair one, vitem the same House of Peers introduced levity of hehavienr into the Rill, we a means of traducing the Qaten'a chararter, and at the earn, time refused a list of the wit nests) If all that wag charged or insinnated were 'rue, let melt a departure from the sacred prineiTilea of jut. tier night not to be minctioneel by that Court. The Mouse of Petra had beets compared to a jury : but thry were neither impartially 'fleeted nor etworn. They had none of the rharsetetisties of a jury; but they were er ror/0m as writ as Jury, and were alto to sit in judgment. ITi• Nnieeety•• Minister* had neat. in that Hons.., and it could not he loraotina that his Metie..ty was the fountain of bonnier, roil hat geeme of the in•hritheate ..vho sat there hold Barra. aitnationq at the pheisore of the Crowell and could any barna,' briag think that io a piellioin ',Owen her Majesty one the King of England, substantial justice could he done by sorts a tribunal ? It crrbeiply was intended that the Howie of Com/Irma shoal,' have proceeded in ,his way; hot the Resolationt whirl, they haul passed hail preveuted that, Mid now the litoise of Lords were to do what the Commons roold ete.t. If he ohjetted to the House of Lords, iii• ob jections were atilt stronger to the Commona, who could not adnieniater .4n oath. What would the Howe eln? Take the evidence as given before the Lords ? lie would say No. Yet 'chat chance would her Majesty have arnioet testimony not uneler the sanction of an oath? Much had been said of the power ..f it. two Houses. it was said they could do any thing hut make a man a woman, or a woman a man, and 11.01141.1 they would even attempt that. The Royal easerent would 1..• isetmeary before the Bill of Pains rood Penalties Comb! became a law, making g I what had teen said on a some what similar oreasion by a great law seithority, that it Vias rOnVeffillr the threme of mercy into n joilgeneut seat, trot only enraaelling his Majesty to pima a sentence of etendermeation, but that upon the greatest imbjeet in the kingdom, his own wire and near relation...- Wu. there a Mal) who, fur the sake of bit wife, of his chil dren, and posterity, but would stand forward in oppose that mode of proceeding? It should never be forzatten that eh" object of that proceeding. wry a foreigner, a Queen, and a relation 10 his Majesty; that big Mini:eters were leagued against her, woehiug in the dark, and therefore the people ought to fee I for her, they ought in commiarrate her situation, and oppose the (Titres with which she was threatened to be overwhelmed. fir never woutd con vent to ft, hack for precedents to the time of Richard it, or Henry VIII.; they were 'mown—they were infamous; hut if the present Bill slinold pass, when the Peerage was honourable., when the House of Commons was disinterested, and when the twople were eatlightered, in that proparlissi the eventide would be more dangerous. Mr. BROWN explained. • Mr. tistenTiss supported the Resolutions. Mr. Jose mounded her Majesty was entitled to a list of the witnesses against her. _ . . Me. T. WILLIA%i, in a desultory Ppm+, gloving whirl, hr was several limes called to order, wpreqed the ROWIIP• 1101.1. Mr. SLADIS said. hr had reason to know that Dr. Londe ington was retained fur the Queen, under she idea that the I•••ocetding• would have been in the Consistory Court. The course , f proceeding in that Court he womid briefly slate. The libel, as it was ratted, first stated the fact• of the come, and a mere assertion of adulterous iutroeuuse would he disregarded, unless it shuald state the lime and place, when and where the set of adultery was committed. After the lihel was prepared, the parties must hate notire of the wilnesws names and places of abode; and when once the libel was 'Omitted, not a little of it could lie altered.— But Sloe preamble of this Bill was viol like as indict. mesa or a libel no an Ecclesiastical Conti; for that peeamhle might lie sari►', nay entirely dialoged in its progress through the House. How, ha would ask, could equal jointer be done• when the same parties were at• misers, legislating*, and jodges?--://eor, f sor.)— Law was said to he the perfection of booms reason, but this refusal of the list of witnesses, was that the perfection of human reason? Was it justice? He would put the case of this Si!? being pastel, the marriage diesoilvett, and hi, Ma. juste marryisog again and having a child; if his Majesty whunhl die dewiest the infancy of that child. the Duke of Yuck wash' be the Regent, Ned at the head of the army. He was satisfied, judging from historic facts, that the first act would be au endeavour to do away the present pro ceeding -- - - Mr. ilstown rose to speak. Mr. Ald.-ritiot WAITHMAM rose to order. He contended, Ono a Grutleman moving an amendment bad no right to reply. Mr. Aldermse Woozy never rero!leeted in the floose of Cement:m.o.ot the et over of as amendment had the right of reply, some farther disensvion on the point of order, it we' 41rti46.1 that Mr. Brown had not the privelEge of replying. _ . Ala. Feeri.r. then replied, after which the preffirlllll gees. tine V , TIO put and newati•sel—thr Reen:utions were aftec wnratiptrt and carried needy nti3nintuit.ly Peliti ttttt to hods Holmes of Pediment, Anted. d on the ftesolntiene, were then read, and it was reeolvest the Petition to the Roam of Peers should 111 C presented by rnme Lord of Pas harness,. and such Mentitrrs of the Common Council as were Merrhrrs of Ike Haynie 01" einninuris should be requested to prevent the Petition to that Howe Seale routine Imo/Lees was then dispatched, and the Court broke up. Pllt i GPI INTSLLIGtiNCE. FLANDERS AND HAMM:RG[I MAILS. staux,.n•Lv O. The Prineesa Gettacinska, wife of his Imperial H.Klinesa the Gaud Duke Cumitaiiiiiie. has taken the Maine of itnmaonar, whirls is the family name of the reigning Im perial House. The importation of An, iCtt salt is totally pro. Whited otter the tat of September, as well at W aal , as a n the other parts of the Erame and S#a of kmph. rialialiacri, JULY 7. trst twrlve barrels of n►w English brains have inn iirr•veti ,ere. The fret netmsla herrifige &Nu arrivr.l tu.tiny. /VIA' In. Teaterfiny evening arrived the fist vessel this yea', with fife haircts of new Dutch terriers. ingirnszuman, JUNE 91 IF. esercifel disposition of his Majesty the Emperor en. tends even to (Timms& whose crimes have subjected theses to severe legal minishosetit; this is proved by a most rt mask sale Ukase addressed to the Senate on the 21st of March. " Calostdering the dilEetilties attending the care of those erimitods who ate condemned so herd Is boor in the fortresses. ard have there lust their health and strett7,lli and by age. sick:peso. or inliiniiti t m. hare become incapable or further labour i We bare teusidsred it $4 jll4l to direct our attest. tom to flu se loci, who are iudred excluded from society by crimes, het may claim from humanity attentiou to a.slfare. %%'e therefore oril;;;.;,"&c. '1 , ••• Vkase then Isla 'town the seglil4l3olllllo he observed reef. rlititt such infirm climatal,. tio the 14th or liar month bas Majesty rorieweil the stitroiroo iu the Roads of Crunetath, whit,' put to ties the day lame yeaterthy. VTYNNA, JULY 1. By the lung series of war in which the Au., ri.on ilintinceby had been engaged, the number of tuvalhls niwoutiled. in J 815.10 61.004; flour Inrou t he thee lass runspaigi:s asuuteut to B.64l2.—(lifinburg4 Papers, July 11.) - - - slurs/sr, JURE '24. 11 is asserted here Mal the Nebo of Juana h , a, also is • imieruse preparatious for she war whirli he will Lev, le maintain against the Porte, boa ruceludrll 'tree enrols with lanian suit ltalinu Ishii bare reigned tu supply him with arms wail anionuuititio. Ile pays fur all these arsirlea is nutty noway, and at a liberal price, havimg .as N is said, great treasure at Ilia &vowed. 11 is affismed that the prthibitiur in export arms sad mi litary shares sill lie renewed here, but hitherto this pruhibi- Out has not token place. II is very Juubtfut whether the Greeks will take part with Ali, whatever offers he may make stair at this wiussieut They have not forgotten the tyran nical easitliset sad the paid, which Ise LIJ displayeiltawarcla them. The new) of , bßttk is shortly ell/idled balm* lie Pacha of Joanoina and the Packs of Scutari. tantrums, JULY 14. preparatlnns are making 1n all the manufacturing cities of these prosiness fur the ealubition of the prodhe lions of national industry, which is 'nun to take place at Ghent. It is expected that it will he extremely brilliant, and do crest homnitr t.. Oaf artists and manufacturers.—rlirus ads Papers. Jai, LONDON. TUESDAY, .IuLT 189 *B2O. In oar commet3a jenterclay upon the complaint made by Dr. Luseirtikrems in the House of Com mons, on behalf of the Quere, that to service of plate which she received as a present front the late KING it withheld from her by the exiting Go. vent-trent, we expressed a hope that the corn• plaint would have been removed out of door., and that Doctor LITSKIVIOTON would be relieved , from the necessity of making last night his pro. Mised motion on the subj-et. We entertained this hope in full enufitlence that the parties* laboured under a mistake, and that nothing was wanted but an opportunity for explanation. This hope, however, lots been disappointed. The motion was made last night, and Lord CASTILERRAiIIt, in answer, stated, that the piste . claimed by the QUEEN was not a present from the privy purse of the late FitNO. but Crown property from the Lord Chamberlain's deportment. descend ing with the Crowu, some of it mold as the reign of Wicutst TU. and which his late MaJtawev could not alienate. A common mendicant is competent to make a present of his pack, or any other property of his own acti liremeta. ft will not therefore be contort:lA that a King of Eng. land cannot make a present of plate, or any other property prirchaserl from Lis privy purse, or possess. ed by him in any other clitriscter than that of his Royal stat:on. The CZ:tees, viewing the plate which she claim; as :t gift from his MAJESTY of this descriptior,, is justified in reclaiming it. Ministers, on the contrary, considering it 114 Crown property, which the late Kano could not alienate, feel thennetves justified in with. holding it from her M.LIESTY. But with this conviction on their • Is they have refused the motion of Doctor Lustitsarom. Now this con viction, if really entertained, affords a powerful reason for their assent to the motion. The ex planation of Lord CASELEIZEAOS. if substantiated by evidence, would prove a splendid victory as a complete defeat of the QUERN, a,NI a public ex posure of her unjust pretensions. in a cuss of this kind then it might be expected that c o m ma ", policy would have induced Minister' not merely to coldly grate, but warmly court the fullest inquiry, feeling that they were, by such course, only laying a foundation for their own triumph. mid adding to the shundasice of their own laurels. They' have, however, by opposing the motion, preferred to stop all inquiry. and leave it a dowbtful question whether the subject of complaint be identical Crown property or not. A Common Council was held yesterday at Guildhall, at velitch it was agreed that Petitions should he presented to both Houses of Parliament, praying theta to rejeci the proposed Bill of Pains and Penalties against the QUEEN, es wholly insp. pliembte to the pr►sent times, and totally unfit for the attainment of public justice, It was the intention of Mireiwers to propose on adjournment of the lion.e of Congruous hist night until Friday. The course of public business ha.; obliged them to alter ihrir plan. Time CHANCEL.. Loa of the EXCHEQUER 14%t night announced his iniention to more thus day au adjournment nutil Monday neat. The Scotch State Trials commenced at Stirling on Thursday last, when Hardie. one of the Bunny muir railicale, was found gniliy. The indictineet on which he was tried charged him with conspiring to /cry war and subvert the constitution, and pub lishing and posting up printed addresses to the in habitants of Great Britain and Ireland, to incite the soldiers of the KING sod other silbjects to rebellion. It was our intention to report these trials with the same expedition and diligence we communicated the disturbances in the west of Scotland, which bare rendered them necessary. It appears. how ever. that the Court has strictly forbidden any pub lication of the proceedings till all the trials are c,m eloOrd. prbbibition, like that issued on the trial of the Cato-street conspirators at the Oid Bai ley, is not confined merely to those now in progress at Stirling, but extends to those which will follow at Glasgow, Paisley, Dumbarton, and Ayr. The Paris Paper; of the 14th have strived at our Office. They lime lately pos+rared little in. . !rtes. , . except what arias" front the proceedings of the Legislature. A curious scene presented itself in the Chamber of Deputies on the 13th. At hallq.ast two o'clock, the places reserved for *integers were tilled es usual, but the !Wetubeia fatogued by se bong Session. and pasticolatly with the labours of the last four months, either have left the capital or devoted themselves to %bele own private affairs. About forty or fifty roemloor at most, eluding Count StytuA, the Interior, Met at that hour, hut the President did net think it his duty to open the sitting in in thin a House, and the Members were ir►forttsad that they might withdraw. The number of the kilter being nnw increased, by the arrival of about twenty of their colleagues, tlwy refused to go away, and the President resolved to attend the meeting, but without ■ay state; and after some conversation it war &ored that he should take the chair. null ripen the sitting, which was stone weer& ingly. The business, which was not important, then commented. After it was disposed of, the President, addressing the. 11eeting, said" The Chamber not !wing in number present sufficient for delilwattion, ilw projets of law which are the Order of the Day cannot be proceeded upon. As it is probable that the Deputies will not he more rinmerous to—morrow than tiny are this day. I think it useless to fix another sitting. This ses•ien will nut he resonwrt but for its close, of which the Deputies will be infurinedhy a cir cular at their resrr■l homes." The law of the Dud. get, adopted by the Chamber of Deputies, was presented on the 1.311 i to the Chamber of Peers. The debate on the' resolution on personal arrest. as affecting Members of the Peerage, wire on the mine day resumed, and adjourned to the following day. The mop.' of the law respecting the Twisty of Petite with the Dry of ALGIF.RS, :dopiest by the Chamber of I3eputies. was presented to the KiNts on the 13th. A grand Council of 11inisters was hell at the Hotel of the Doke de [trotEtmitt on Tuesday night. It r.st from ten o'clock it midnight. One or the journals states, U•nt M. BERGAIII is to srt out for London; but the GH:elle de France luoya there ate some reasons for doubting this state ment. The BerLis Gazette announces that the new ProsNian Constitution will be isoblislied due 3.4 of August. the soniserssry of the birth-day. Five iwr Cent. un the 13th —79 fr. IS r.--Bunk Actions, ),3771 fr. A Dutch NIAil has •rrivrd, with Pipers to the 15th inst. The followiug are extracts NAGY', JULY 13. Mr. C. T. &Mona, Conner Nor of Stave, lair Canonic, sioner.Goneral for Isis Majesty in our East Indio posses. shins, set oat yesterday for London. His Excellency is said ro he sent on a mission from the Government, and is accompanied by a Secretary, M. iterruys. unossims, avvar 11. We learn trans the French frontiers that several persona hare been led in the Northern Departments for dis. tributing seditiama pamphlets, and having held veditimis laticaage. The passage of Eiirlisb courier' by way of Calais is extremely freinient ; several have lately arrived there on their way to lhal"y. IrRAVINORT, JVI.T 6. Ai-canals from Vienna, cf the 30d, of done, state, tb' these is ma foundation for the report spread by various Isar. nabs, that the I,san fop ?0,800,0041 *swim, Islely catmint/est *ids Itiessm. Parish and Itothechiht, is to be increased to thirty millions. It is true that at the commencement the ciiiiirsehirs made this propusol, but it was rejected by the Uusrd ur Vistas/v. Extracts from Flanders and flarstburglt Papers which have arrived are given in our preceding catumus. Aki PACIIA has insole immense preps rsihms for the war which he will have to maintain aguititt the l'uttTE. The lonian and Italian mer. Onto, have engaged to supply 1 with arms and nlllllllllllllOl4 for which lie p:i)s liberally. The neat , of at battle is shortly expected. Yesterday Visentint CASTI.I . 7II , .II:fi had an au dience Of Nil MAJESTY, at bits Palace iu Pall-mutt. Yeeerday morning 'Viscount CAST LEREACiii came to town fr los seal at North Cray. At two o'chick the Noble Viscount, us his IlTajesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign A frAirs. received the Duke DECAZPS. the newly.appoittied Ainbasssdor ft the Court of Fe . .ince to hi. Britannic 111.rjo sty, at the Foreign 011 ice. A revort 14 is ciresrlittim that the proceedings against the Qt. FEN are to be stopped, and that her A3FSTY'S 'mint" is forthwith to be restored to the bins gy. We du not know the authority for this report. If it be out trite. however, it is fiternily next door to it. " God bless the QUEEN," was suit Sunday chalked on the doors of several churches of II:e metropolis, Extract of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Gibraltar, dated June :26 : " By sloe arrival of the Control States muck of war Pea cock and Slovak from Legion.° and Algiers, we learn that information was given to them at Leghorn 10 days ago, by the American Consul, of an Algeria. squadron hying al scar carisisting of two sloops of war, two brigs, one schooner, and use row•galley, and that war had been oleclarra by the Regrow, •itairist Tenney. The Peacock and Spark went, iii consequence, to Algiers, and ascertained this information to be flue, lout meld got ns tidings of the canine the sinatlroo %Kok, Milunigh they boarded every sea. se! tht-y lan on their way down " It is she opinion of the American officers that the opr. rations of ibis force are flurried 'pint 'Yogis, with which. Slate the Algrrines are in hostility. " 1 lion much intim. 41, linvormr, to think that their plan' are directed meanest she weakest of she Milian Stales, and that we shall shortly hear of 'innermost captures." A Letter from Dover, dated July 15 (Saturday), says:—" Arrived this morning , frnen Routogne, the Georgiona passage vessel with Count VASSALS, OCcomponird by three foreigners, whom it was understood at,. come to give evidence in favour of the QVSKIS. They breakfasted at the Ship Inn, near winch shoot twenty or thirty I WUPOOS atircitk. bled, and cheered them on their departure about 10 a. m. for London."—They arrived in town On SA. turilev evening. Count VASSALI, who is Equerry to the QUEEN. ninetieth.tete *tailed it' tier MAJES TY. Tlitts Gentlemen lately spent some time in London on the business of his Royal Mistrets, a hoot he again joined on the Continent shortly be fore her departure from it. He is consislered a very shrewd and intelligent man, poetesses an excellent character, and set vet! as an officer in tlie war its Italy Willi great eclat. Since lie attached him.elf to the service of her NIAJSITY. tie has been dis tinguished by his seal and attention tuber interest, and all whit know him place entire confidence io his intenity, judgment, actisity, and talents* • kiss gONTICTIOIM Or HARM, oNia OT THE BONNY• • NUM RADICALS. Speeitd Cessaisriest 01 Oyer and Terminer. STIRLING. JUIY 13. Tha Court at nine o'clock rerointwencedtheir @Miner at Atiehrig. The t osnatissoonera on the Rent+ were—the Men Moo. the Love, Prraideat, Chief Baron Shepherd. the Lord Accice Clerk, Chief Baron Adaray. ■nd Lord Cali.... The I.orrl Advocate sod sd➢rilur_Ceneral, whit the Advocate Depute.. Drummond and Hope. and Mr. Seeirmli!lock, alone with the Crowit Agent, Mr. Arno, v eer on the pear arewoon tide of the tattle, and - many Coaavel were tot the Priw•ner's The whole of the PrMoser,. seized at linititymesir (Pt itt aamber) were bronchi Glum the Cesar under an escort of the i3th foot, and pheed at ibe bar. Mr. JITIREV, as C set for the PriscosteM, a.bleemowl the Cone, 90311 stated a* objection to Mr. Seek/int HOW+ *p. pearon on 11w part of the prosecution, se be was entitled to plead may in English Cowls. it was his wilds that the Pri mmer* *knead not be boyar down will the weight of that Orestlesents'a •hilitiesoidded to the formidable phalanx of Counsel arrayed against him. lie meant no persimal (Li r...peel to the Learned Gentleman. ha nn individual he would be happy to profit by meths!! him plead before th• Commissionere • butt Ws boreal wi,h had no weight with him. Hr consi dered it his duty In object to him, as it was material to his client that be ehonld nut be allowed to appear against hies. It was true, that ki the *testate iif Queen Anne, the law with respect to treason hail been made the aame iu both England and Scotland. k waii, nen withstand ing, not to be cmesidered that the periont wart was an Ifinglas Court, fur it was • ficattisk Tiibunal. The Com. mission had a local jurisdiction If they bad been Rothe rised to try offences in Galante, Yank, ur Edinburgh, the ease would have turn very diticrent. They hail been •p -priinted to try crime* only in Scotland. The English Coon. eel might as well e:ainis the right of pleading in Scottish Cantu 011 every British action, as in 11w caw of high treason. He understood it was alleged that there was a similarity be tween the House of Lord* and this Court. He remtat krd that there was an parallel between the Iwo Tribunals. Mr. Jeffrey attempted to enforce his objection by scirpul argu. meats, but it was nut unstained. The Lomb' PlittstoelT mid, that by the Articles of Vahan the law was the sense in Scotland as in England.— The re was no differense whatever, and if Mr. Jeffrey thought proper, he timid claim • right to plead for the traitor, at the approaching Cowin of Oyer and Terminer, at Ynrk. The Court would not, eves without the objection of the Prisoneeli Canape!, have allowed Mr. Huhlotk to appear, hut the punt had been attended to both in the year 1194 and on the pre. sent occasion. There was no daatt whatever that Englith Couusel had • right to appear in that Court. Scottish Counsel had been allowed ho appear even in English Courts, Own discussing the taw of that country. Sir J. Dalrymple was allowed to plead in the House of Lords, in a case re. helium to literary property. His Lordship alluded to another ease where Scottish Creamed was attuned to plead. Mr../ ehallmaged the arraign, as the Sheriff was not pasta le.' as requiem/ by the law of England. He was appointed by the Crown, sod was nut that drocription of officer called Sheriff in E:eglated, sesei, of mune, could not be eywithEed to recant the Panel. The LOA. PREsIDIMT said, that the law required the SlieZell' to make the return, and ,the Sheriff of England had various qualificatioas. S ome of them were elreted by the citizens; one of them was ippon ied by Ilse Bishop of Dur ham, and Lord ?hand was hereditary Sheriff elf Westmor land. Mr. Serjeant H IILLOCK replied to Mr. Jeffrey. He eon. tended that the objection wags not well founded, and he de dared that was each a wild and fasseifol objection viartivl in Englesid. He asked who would the Learned Counsel have to make the return? Mr irreatir maintained, that the Sheriff-Depute of Stip , tineshire was sot that description of person which the hew of treason requ ired. The Reacts declared that the statute required the Morn to be made hr " the Sheriff." It did not say what were to be hie qualifleatious. Mr. Jenrette emite•ded, that the Sheriff hod oaf the neeersary qualifications; be had not takes the oath required by the law, and was otherwise disqualified. A Sheri ff ought to have been appointed pro re Wltidt. The Loita JUSTPCIL CLeas obeerred, that if the ohjee. lion was well-founded, Are law of treasos was a nullity. The usher Commissiusers coincided in Ibis opinion, and the ob jection was repelled. The fist of Jurymen, coseisting of 153 names, was then called. One Gentleman, is forwarding a certilicate of es. cuae,by mistake sent their Lordships a suite mooching a *addle sod bridle. This was returned hist, and the proper paper forwarded. This Mremustanire relieved the dryness of the puereeiliugs, hr producing a momentary snide toms the audieiice. Owe Geitilenten claimed exemption ass medical prises itioner, hich as allowed. Hardie was then informed that he was to be pet on his trial. It may he necessary to slate to our readers, that Bonny 'emir is situated in the perish of Falkirk, sad lies about four stiles well of that town. It is a piece of heathy groat* slanting from south to north, and may he seen trios either the Mall feu, Glasgow to Stirling, or front the mirth road f Glaieguvr to Edinburgh. It lies a little distance to the southward of the Furth and Clyde Canal, and may be reached fouls the north by a passage below the canal. It is a *hurt distance from the grostad where the wearable battle of rallies It was fought in the rebellion of 1746. Several of tb; Gentlemen called for this trial were chal lenged by the Prisoner's Couresel. The Lotto P AVISDENT, in a very *Mooted innantr, prohibited She publication of the report of the peoceediags, nut only in this county, hut in all tie others, mild the sit tings are hundred. lie observed, that it was ,prelese to en close the witoessee, while they could tease, by means of a newspaper, what was said by each Mbar. Mis Lordship he ti mated, that a very severe punishment would he inflicted's any person who disregarded the prohibition of the Court. Tice 11.01lin ADVOCATE opened the ease on the part of the Crown, and proceeded to sail witaesess, who cooirosed the statenresits already before the public. Mr. JETVILIT delivered a long speech for big client, bat called we exculpatory proof. - [br Sesuarron•Gcssam. replied, and concluded by sac pressinihie inn cormiction that the Jury worth! Sod the krisoaver guilty. Tot Right Has. the LottD PAESIDVIST charged the Jury eu very able meaner, who, afterward*, retiring a few mi aow", at • Iparter past one o'clock in the morning of the 14th, returned a verdict of Guilty on the Sd and 4th coasts of the 'milting'''. The counts and riven sets are the same in all the indict. mcn brought bailee the Special COMIIIiIISiUSI. Soon eller Mr. HUNT'S arrival at Ilchester ganl, Ins friends in that part of the country presented him with a turbot. purchased with money raised by subscription. Lodgings have been taken in York during the ensuing Minxes for Mr. BROUGHAM, and he is expected in that city oo Sunday next.—( York Herald.) On Friday a great number of decent-looking yelling men. nearly, if not all, weaves., thronged Buchanan Court. anxious to become substitutes for those who ha'e been drawn et the late ballot.— The bounties in this bounce were 30.. to 40s. the applicants )oung Scotsmen. About 1303, 30/. to 50/. was given for substitutes, and with difficulty could a sufficient number be found even fur that seal. The report of the death of !Vladimir SiLTAnt, • tilsreliwnwas of SOLARI, who tendered herself es a witness spinet the Queer'. is denied. Her testimony, it is said, has been rejected by Govern. smut. IP • 711EATRES. • COVEXT.III4IIDfigs This house t i m ed Ira niziit for she &talkie with the popular triiKedy of Virginint. The •billuwir K spiartoprirt , Addrroo wro 0100 k....) by nie. F AWILLTr: " !ADP'S Awn GanaLassam, " bring the last night of one snoop, she duly devolves to me of on; nog you the grateful d'em'os die Proprietors of the Thratra fur yoor petiensags. so w/oft , and prutecnou. Your kindness has given popo;so,t ) MOO •rf our new prudnelions and s vett wive.' our end., visors have fstLes short of our wishes snd esp. rteti ose . Tone intlnlgenee has been sparing of twsiewee, ese your ehastisruteut applied with parental furltiarsoce. firsieni fur this it asperenee, we shall Molly* araytertfully 1,,.. 14) yowr ssiggestione, and tlirrrfully subscribe t upinione. Vauntiog pronsisrs of Cut Ille u... hope, nuorcessary ; wr hose hitherto dune, and tb, p, pi-lefties bid me say they will rmslinne to do, all verance and todostiy aelsiese, to much , ' sites Moor y worthy of a great usclittpults, sod aeseivioe )oar Laws, patronage. " Yerforsivers, I.o.fiere sail f:entlenult. their grateful thanks; and till Mundat, lids s her, we all most realm-0011y bid pot tarewest" Lit r; I.PM °PLR a t1(11 , ;: . . The entertainments at this elegant ing honor last night went off with er/ut. The snood pity e was the burlesque repre.eistarspos . Dom Geormeni. It loos greatly embelli.heil w. 0,1 music and drcurations, and promises to Le very ,!- tiactive. • • TIM. 1W Edi. SO4/W• Friday last having been fined far: the emernhting of the Council of the Itoial Society, the Merobrre thereof met at out o'clock et the Observatory. in Greenwich Park, under irte Presidency •4 fitterint, of Dr. Wollaston ; whets *aroma .molten relating to the Society were adjusted ancf disposed or, the annual visitation was then made to the difieren, parts of the establishment, and the Lists celled over, after which the President curt Members of th e Council, sewed Fellows of the Society and then. friends, about forty in number, sat down to dinner amonst the cowpony were, Ste Ilinniphry Sir George Clerk, of the Admiralty,' the Mar l i n , de Pucci, Sir Robert Steele, W. Smith,. Esq. M.V. Archdeacon Wollaston. Col. Tumor, Mr. Pons, Mr. Rennie, Mr. F. Bailey, several Members of the Lliiiversities of Cambridge, &c. A Paper if yesterday rep, that Sir HumpSry Drey is to be the new President. This 'bonne:it, if trier, we must regret. nut that Sir H. aivy is not well en titled by the share which he bas contributed to the interests of science, but because oe understood that his Royal Highness Prince Leopold of SaxesCoburg was a candidate. Although from Ins youth he may not polaris the same depth. and extent of knowledge, ill love of the eta and teietteea this illustrious per/a:nage yields to none. Added to this, his exalted station sod extensive in fluenre would give a grace, !mitre, and eiguity to the Chair, which number candidate could possibly confer. Yesterday morning the Doke of GuncitsTem left town fur Porislioutia. The Princess A viIUSTA, sccorepseied by CoWilt , * CATIICA ItT, left towel for Froginore yesterday. and returned to town in the evening. Dr. PARR performed Divine Service before the QUEEN ou Sunday. . Au order was received at Plymouth on Sunday lest, to prevent the departure of the Royal Marine, for Chatham, but they had *sited true days pie %lvor. The postpoortuent of the Coronation is supposed to have been the cause. Lord CHARLES SOMERSET hos kindly presented Mr. CROSS, proprietor of the Royal itlesagerie. Exter 'Change, with that highly interesting ani mal the Gnu, lately brought to this country ftonv the Cape of Good Elope by his Lordship. It was added to that grand establishment on Friday last. ROBBERY IN THE House or Cosimars..—.Yeaterday evening, while Dr. Lusulacrou was addressing the House on the t.abj►ct of her MAJESTY'S plate, a gentleman whore attention was absorbed by the debate, was rubbed of a valu able gold snuff-box. Yesterday the annual wherry, given by the Gentleman d the Funny Club, was rowed fur by 34 yarn waterworn is seven pleastere-boats. The match was decided in two beets; the three foremost boats in the first heat were the competi tors iu thermion', and the prise was won by P. WA tit ea, ot' Lambeth, and T. WHITE of Strand-lane. is was well coo tested, and aforded eacelkat spat; several Nobbusen of distilleries' were eu the water, and the river war voiced with numerous pleawse•bwls, notwithstanding the wetness to`' the flaunting. Yesterday meriting Mr. Jeers, a young man residing in Park-street, was attacked is St.Jaares's P.flrb by a gang of thieves, and robbed of lois watch with its appendages, sod about alas. is silver. CORN EXCHANGE, IuLT . 17. Our supply of Wheat being very small this morning, am/ the heavy rain of yesterday, together with she appearance of unsettled weather, caused a brisker dement, fur hue runs from Essex, Keel, and Suffolk, and from 2i. to 39. per gnat ter advance was obtained on the prices of Ibis day week. Grinding Barley is 201. per quarter dearer, having but little at market. Oats are 2r. per quarter higher, the arrivals since Ibis day ae'anigbt basing been anusualiy smelt. Beaus and Pease sold from Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer. In other arti cles there was no alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Jocr 17. There was' great mapply of every description of Cattle at market Ibis morning, in comwepienee of which the prices have considerably lowered. partieefarly in the article of the infrrinr gaslities, but prime Beef maintains hut week's prices. The Hsy.rnarket has rather advanced in price; Straw and Clover has also advanced. PRICE OF STOP Sauk Stock 223 3 per Ct. Red.....69af 3 per Ct. Consuls 68iti 3! per Cents. 77 4 per Cents.. B7 5 per Ct. N. Assn. 1012 5 per Ct. scrip. 11 2 pr. 8 YESTERDAY. ILlsik 1,. Au. IS 1-16 14 Imp. 3 per Ct. Aim. t-r India Stuck =its: India Bout lot.. 19 2t) pi. EL Bills, 4 S pr. Can. fur Ac.... 701 70 HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. aforißise 49 aher 11. I Erewing after 7. Pelletal sod Published st Us lann• Paw sod Tus Gres Office, No. It?, Ward by C. CORNWELL., St the Shied. ; i 1 4 , iyi‘l 1 I Sit PRESS. On Monday the 17th inst. at his home is Gems Anse. street, the Lady of W. Kerril Amherst Esq. of a sou. MARRIAGE. Os the 13th inst. at Clyro, in Radnorshire, by the Re 11. Joseph Romilly, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Thomas Francis Kennedy, of Dassre, Ayrshire, Em. M.P. to Sophia, only datighirr of the toe Mr Sasistrel Romilly. of