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ti 0,0 4 .Ak •ti. L.- 1;!, ,, ..47:),4e. :5t1t.',..0 4 C,--.._-_---_ , ..,,,--,-.i._-• -. .-.4: - -::›n rot ilitl'• .44.- 4 1,....:ni,06T ? 0, WINDSOR. JAN. 22. This morning the Qui:rw. nr - ompaniekl by the V'tineets REIZMIETII uud 11. t. Ittiviietiti of Gt.ou . omit, with it Lady iu tv,ollog, rode out iii a sod 14111, tloongit Slough and Doicliet. Prince** AuGustA took an mining Oil horseback in Wnitlecir Great Pink. . His Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at Eton College them anorinnK, alsolit ten o'clock. on a visit to his two sow!, nho are there.—His Grace an. received by the 3lasters and Steward, and re mained about an hour. When lin Grace entered his carriuge. hr was cheered by the young Gen tlemen of that School. • . BRIGHTON. J*s. to. The Prince Regent. after a lengthened ;mne wide, was this day nil lioisrback, but nor its public., as yriakitiy, his Royal illiglimoss, after kis walk, preferivihe covered Riding School. The Rieke of Clarence was on the Steyne early, hlt left the Palace this afternoon to dine with Cap- Lisa Sloitiner s at Combs-place. 1)11trero of Caption Shifroor . o troop of l'eo. tonory Cilvulry will give on riiierti o i iiiii rot to their l'otnmemler. consiOnig 4,r 14,411. 44t the Comity ILO!, ut Lewes. thi% evettitsg. at which the Duke of Clareure will lie prevent. Sir %Vlllium Houston, and General Delaney ar ►ivrd a t th e Cattle yesterday. Sir W,llium had the honatrr of dining with the Prince Regent at the Pallier this day. The lion. Francis F.yre has strived on a visit to the Earl of Netwbarg. and the Mon. Walter Burrell, one of the popular Mem ber., fur this comity, at the New Steyne 11 is getter:illy understood in the Court circles, dolt the•Qat:Ea will hold a Drawing-room on the 96iit of February. Yeittrday the lirictors attending the I)uke of Your', reported flint his Nord Highness was turgid me very fast. Earl BATIII7RST had au interview with the Royal Duke in the morning. On Tuesday the Duke said Du • to of Custaxit ,6 LAItIrirVIP a gnarl entertai 1111 l . . Prince Vo anxtcdielat awl COWS CZA nod who brought thy bite ik of rosultilence from the Emperor of Iraatta..to the l'araccx Rier:e.s.r and Prince Leo. COLD. Among the company invited to meet them were—. ~. , 0,1,4 Lievra (ttni..___. % en.tmeie eit r oettedetr) mi t t Counters; Kart Gimes% Miljue'reviesif . tuner, the Nt ihertentitt A Iriltit:" . A )Or, bud Meteors. dote Whiled. owl Maechweetts iti % . earceitier, All.llllol.tarun II usdh.thit, 4ke. ..Tise itiforfitist•siaserote vidaterf Mr. and Mrs. Parriasom arid Misa CATON yesterday. at Thomai's Hotel, rhnkefey-erpotre. • The Mike and Duchess of Nostellumaaaratia are arrived iii town. pr , eparritory to her at:couches mein., which is shortly expected. The M•irquim and MovrloonesA of HUNTI.T left sown on Wednesday, for Cheltenham. The Earl of AeLnGsvENtre aid his sister, the 11. c,. 31-4 Garrtt.r.s. arrived yeSterriae sit his I :ot.is!iil.'s house in Berkeley-iquare, from his seat, I:ri , itze Cattle, Sussex. The Karl of WESTMEATH arrived yesterday at his house in Stratford-place, front his beat us The Earl anal Countess of BESSOIOUeII are A . TI IVCIII at their house in Caveutlisli-square, from Norfolk. • Earl and Countess CO PER are expec►ed in snarl in a few dap, haus their seat, l'ausauger, E al and Countess of .MARCH are expected iii ;awn Ciiie day, preparatoty to her Lail)ship's iiicinsetawietit, alluvia is rums expected, foam his scat, Malcolm, Sussex. Ti:e Esti and Countess of WAI.DEGRAIIE have artiri-41 41 the Pis:teiiey lintel. The Connie.% of fours strived yestenbie at her tiso-e iu Berkelry-square s from her seat, Walcut„ Maps The Countess of and her inhait .on, we ate happy to xlatr, are rs melt a..•+u► be • '<peeled. etdoisseli and 31+s. 14ARVKV use nrravad at the huka of Apsley Ilousr, Gulls War. ROST(is; and the Min. 11 i.s lases arrived piiiterklay at their house In 11.usrr r ;ritmeolur-strett, Inas tlwirstat, Ileihoir Ledge, nu e lvi. JAurtt anti Ludy LANI:iIA,I and family are stiivtil in luau ut their house in La:.glwu.-place, fern 164 seat its Nottlianiliton:liirt. The Hon. Mr. J. and Mrs. ELIOT and family, airiveil yesterday so moo; born the Coottnent. and Meil.llkeit;tiettrtt »cured yesteyday - it the it. Jaentet-Motel;Jertuyii-strect, froth thtir •'%t A Air:WILSON. a gentlenien lately in die Corn- Inh•iiriat ill , pattorefit, ruudaJiis debut at Neocastie iu Friday evening, in the character or /ago. Linn MAIMS Nii% s.—Ti.e elegantly-finished 1,..11.1.555, et Vuugliss is completed, with a rrgii suite sir 4514 and SIIII4.IOIIICrV. I 5 &c. lie.—tilieep-otesitiog and the • if 1.4.41400•11111111 t CUIIIIIHUM—EVrit the propeity 6( Ow Load Bishop linu: , ,elf hint been au object ..1 elegorretratitni! The third Camktowa ~ e s.triptiess Ilatiring Assembly (wpwurrls of ea hum. 4 ,d nie,,,bmi w a s w commence yeAteirilsy.-- tome AsAiellable IsiattlS 1016'4 arrived from. Louring. and I ''"'y ttrtre the lumber of dress-Bakers.—Ladies is (shrill! every Airs is 11 "gliI) leads to also their f lours after the C. as mut an active and in :l4l4laiiis liehniging to Douglas, was un "'imately drowned Op 4he sth 1594. in fribuns; a I that liaiboor.—f HAdeharets Paper.) I? R .11GP1 E 1M TION• T•OR GREAT PUBLIC SERVICE. [FROM ♦ COItREIPON DENT.] The eight !overlain , : of the Properly Tax, appointed al a salary tj rex bomb - est p•uriols per aa141•10, hot who hossrlesl that, from the wry liatilionie Cliverisonvit their trsregi,:p eftpcuwts, it was a good Ihousarst:, have noir retired ('list tax hier;tur reused) on • pri.init ul f,•ur hundred pounds • %Tor • ach!! The official duties of the•e Geut4ristevi insert - creel but very little - ills their other soca. twits, oulrtakinK a plNissaut journey, two. as at most floe" tunes a year, and Asir. liberally Jeffriesi by the Chancellor of she Excheqeser. An these mess Neer" appointed its Re. Ater Ad tttt . should this tax he :wrist unposed, the present Ministers stilt of re put in heir man fess !Or, and consrquently to Cie 1,0(10/. a year for the Nem to opecturr, VW /. meat be added fur each of the Ohl *gin linitcurists:!! ECONOM V. ~. Th'XTIN( EXTRA. Abe Cix was turned oat, all gaturday last, before the r.asi Essex fox-punnets, near Troia Wood. At this mo ment the chase received the addition of Mr. Downes, a 1:1'11• ilflll4ll of fortune, well known in the Hertfordshire Hunt, and his Lady. 31rs. DO in Mil VI 14 MllllllOll On a very fine hunter, and skewed great tottrav in her leaps, and noteli ability en the management of her horse. At Fliiilum's Hall ‘fowl, in Mods Leigh', the bonnets eNperienced a short cheek. Mu S. Downes''. horse fell by some accident, and the lady was thrown. A gentleman close at band as-ibteil her 11.414/1111111Ug. At the same moment the fox again broke lover, whets 31r.. Downes was obstrved--i ----" to lead the field, lop the hared gßir s OW the deep flitch extolling bound, and brush The thorny taming hedges,"— keeping thee wills the hernias, end leaving many gentlemen In II w rear, mud was well rip to receive she brush, which Was rn..laotly placed isi the bridle from of her borne 's Lead. GREAT PEDESTRIAN UNDERTAKING. A young Oxfordshire farmer, of the name of Wentworth, undertook a pedestrian match on Monday. for 200 guineas, which exceeds any thing that former dare, ever accomplished, Roil even the powers of Ciptain Barclay was not ndequste to, and none of the peilrairians of the pretest duty ever attempted. The match in to do six hundred miles in ten days, not on picked ground, but to do the match out, and touch on sinters comities. The pedestrian started on Stoutlity at two o'clock in the morning from his resideoce near Dorchester, thou, accoinpaitied by two persons on liirrachack, and he took a nortlwrn di rection throne' Northamptonshire into Leiresterishiie, and performed 05 miles. He stiffed on Tuesday morning for Stilton, through Rutlauddiire sod Bedfordshire, and slept at IVilt'ord, Lincoln, having completed 64 mile., and was fresh. He purposes touching oil Cambridgeshire, through Huntingdonshire, to Norfolk, Suffolk, &c. Bets are 2to 1 against him. CITY BUSINESS. A tgan, , being Guild pruceediugs dimribmteina itsußl. Several Petitions for Lessee and otherwise were presented, mail referred to various Consinittees for examination. Mr. Slade, from the Irish Society, was heard iu respect of some orders of tlio Court fur that Soriery to deliver in a brief staternerit of their Account. annually, and upon which fir., hod taken ii.. opinion of Connorl, when several Mem bets objecting to any proceeding Ireiog had upon a verbal communication, the usual and regular pr.irtire being only to remise slut gamuts in writing, DO motion oar giounrkd theme.. John %inset', F..q Bailiff for the RA qh of Southwark, attended at flee Ilse, mid delivered in lois inmost accounts of the Receipt* and Dislinrsements of his office A Repiirf from the G I Purpose Committee, apposing of the tinminatiiiii of Mr. Lindsay to lie Deputy Bailiff of the Borourh, was orikred to he remodelled at 11w next Court. Mr. Wsithinait having asked some questions in relation to the Prisons of the City, stated. that unless some report was made thereon at the next Court, he should certainly submit some propo.ittisais upon the subject. The Lord Mayor declared s vacancy in the lance of Mar shalman, by *beneath of Mr. Daniel Cartwright, and it was ref. sled to the General Purp o se Committee to ronaider in r.spect of the age and eligibility of th e Candidates. Thr Coosa then pi ise,edrd in the consideration of the Re port of the City Land. Committee upon the Petition of the Officers of ilw Lori Mayor's Mum hold, in relation to the usual entertainments not haying been provi.kd for them at the soil after esinaiderahle iliwit,Aion, the (hurt ri sole. d, that a liLwral annual allowance bring mile to the several I.oril Miro 4, to ei able them to support the dignity of the Odic.-11w cal/mows of the Satir.liaarer'm tablet ought to be burns by the Lund Mayor fur the lime being. The I.OID CH A NCF.l.l.mt ail, nut bit yesterday at Lincoln.-dun. His 1,41t11 , 1141, we are burry to state, was prevented by iiialivuoltloll. The accounts from Crorteth on Wednesday, re specting the Earl of Sror TOM, were favourable. The Noble Lord has been gradually recovering for the last fora days. Th. Faculty say that his Lordship poosrssrs a strong commotion. from whence they augur that he will 00011 recover from au indisposi tion which has heels fatal to thousands. His Lord ship has had thirteen children, ten of whom are SUDDEN DEATH.—On Saturday last, ON JOHN JONN I / 2 Ell. stars turning to town in a po4t-elsaise, front his country_ residents., sit Esher, he fell hack „i „, (m o rel /. joNtS m.i.14 many years Major of the St. Margaret Westminster Volunteers. SACRIL EGE .--10 31 Monday 1.:: 4 111 SUMP sacri legless' villain% broke into Kennington Chapel, whence they stole t great eiumlwr ipt l'r.iyer Book., Teatarnesiiii., &v. ; they shin Inol.r Into the Vtibiry• [4,0115, and forced Mule the communion 'date, miriilactii, and revesal other articles. and 4' irreted their ercapr undiscovered. Boxrits.-I;emties the bet wet U l'ureell ~,if .11`Curiy, mild two other, fixed for l'oesrlay next, voricaui nth. r switches ure on the topic. :Sprung has publi•ly challenged 1' iinier for 100 g *3 4. but no elf:cts have heels produced. 31.3 .11:111ent.0 l'ainter, to tight him when her recogior. Voltl. 'YU/ad o the pile - notnesion the ddt . challevoes the formiti:thie Turner, '416.1 !.et/nu/.;t limit% for :t w ith s erwc;: i n v. ,Shivo•• rheit vintittt: to put 11:eilt tut Cite. A Court of Common Comsat wie held yesterday at Guild- tall, which was aseineroarly attended. 'fbe last pet/reeding, being read— Mr. Nash rose to as•trt • Totepf Thinks to t►e Reverend Mr. Cory, Chaplain to the Lord Maps, fur his very excel- lent sermon, preached at Saint Lawrence church on the 11th instant, wills a request that he would Feist-61m MAN% and seud a copy to emelt Mensher ; apes which a distrossion en- sued hrtasen Messes. Waidamni, Jamie Daskui r Shistan,Grif- Rlbsvalsdiggsellml aithemogin the poet* propriety of print- ing mentotea, and open • sisiamition of T ogssai Ova Mem_ hers, the original 11110000 Tor the Thanks was withdrawn, and nue agreed to requesting the sermon to he pi lured and --. L. 4 37 J TBLLIG E COURT OF RINGS BENCH, Sra.rtaxis THIMIDAV, JANVART 2 1 2 • PRIVILEGE OF SFEF.C.II AT THE BAR. timi tt i iiiN , Cent. v. 'CAPLET'S'. This wits II aLtimi ' , fought I , v the Plaintiff. Attorisev, to recover from the Oefesidaitt;llli ieent Kni6's Counsel, ii cninuemintino In &unmet. for cvtlain a!anderows and nintliciout words , . oltegefil to have been siiiikist by lion, in the edurie 0(11 that. in %Oa:CI% tree iiidilltiitorttii as Attorney f ur nor o f the bailie.. The came nos tried before Mi. Woof), ut the lute York A•SIZPS, when the Min. tiff was The deeht , ation consisted of t'so counts. In the first, tise Defendmit was Ivuetl t o have Some actimos are forrortral in folly, smite iii kiitivery, soil some in both. Sante iii the folly. of the A!t:lriity—alid *time Hi the fony soil knowery of the I'l mita,: Mr. Peter Iloif,tsos was the Attorney for tie parties. Ue drew • 1nt , 1111 . 0. 64 . P1y ante fratnlttlently, ant! dot Mr. Bettannin 'Io pay hands 150/. for the benefit of the Plaintiff; which he ressinotl. It was one of the most fraudulent damp lever recollect on Attorney to have committed." In the second count, it was merely charged that Ike I)efenilint had said, " Peter Illodgson to w fr•llthileut and oicitcd At iorney." In the cootie of the List Tenn. Mr. Waist: moved for, mot olitsined, a rule obi for IA new trial. Slr. Torrittu and Mr. Iltit.i.ocit were this day heard against It. They contei.ited, that the %torts complained of being pertinent to the case—being by no means extra riant—hat being clearly called for by threvittetice adduced in Court, could not be made the subject of action. In support of this doc trine, they cited ntany n► which it had been held, that words used by Connect, in the course of legal investigation, if penitent to the matter in di4pute, could not he ci,,ted by an action, ►ince it was to be presumed that Counsel used thtim, fur the benefit of the chant, and not with a malicious intention. Mr. HAIRE and Mr. RICEIARDSON, in support of the rule, argued, that some boundary ought to be set to the observations of Counsel. Undoubtedly, Consider:dile latmitle ought to he afforded thesis, hat it was their duty to make a discreet use of it, and not to exercive tlwir power for the purpose of wantonly destroying chkracter mud reputation. Lord ELLENUOILOUCII said, it tvai necessary, if • person wished to fill a situation in any in dividual's service, that he should give a reference as to character—and what paced in the fair inter- course between the person referred to, and the per son about to engage the servant, however disadvan tageous it might be to hi,u whose character was the subject of inquiry, - could not be made the subject of action, if it weie But, if the statement made were untrue, if it were known ui the party uttering it to be untrue, and it appeared to htte been unnecessarily introduced, then cer tainly an action could be sustained. The case was sisuitir with respect In a Counsel, who • !net ed. in the isiness of those not --- - the case he heti anal ion course of use of infor mation, bout:fide. in - of the cause—if lie did nothing extra riam—if he introduced only that which was pertinent—an action could not be maintained against him for word. spoken under these circumstances.. They were then to look to this particular case, awl to intoire, whether the words uttered by Mr. Scarlett bore on the facts of the case, and whether he had sufficietit rearon for using them. It appeared that the present Plaintiff was not Hilly the Attorney iu the 1041131 111113*, but that he knew of the colicoction of the promissory note, and, therefore, was possessed of information which ought to have restrained him from proceeding with the action. In consequence of that proinissmy note, lie had got a sum of y greater ill amount than what was fairly receivable from the De fendant. Upon this circumstance, and look nig also to the situation which lie held iu re lation to the parties in the cause, Mr. Scarlett had a tight to animadvert on Isis conduct.— It was impossible for lino to state all the circum stances costoected with the promissory note, without adverting strongly to the present Plaintiff. Ile did not, therefore, introduce his name and charac ter unnecessarily. If lie had done so, it would have left the Plaintiff strictly a right to maintain his Se f ton , li e c p lumed , th a t Coutisel.hail described I us 6• a fraudulent and wicked attorney." Per haps these words acre ton strong to Le made use of Isetween man and man— but, it could not be said, That tittle was no re:two for having recourse to them, since the nature of the transaction called them forth —anti, in eutisequence, it appeared. to the Learned Judge on the trial, that a lionsint should be enter ed. When he directed a noii.rtit, the Learned Judge had sit exposition of the facts investigated at the original tiiul, and viewing them. lie was of. opinion that the Plaiiitiff could riot maintain his ac ii cii -- a sentitnent in which ins Lorilship vertecily . 'concurred. Mr. Justice BAY LEY was of the same opinion.— lie thmight that.the doctrine which had been just laid down by his lordship extended to all that might be %ilia by Counsel, if it were pertinent to the matter at issue—and nu mischief could arise from allowing the rule to he acted un to that ex tent. Counsel uuduulitedly had a right to com ment on all the facts of a case, as proved in evi dence. In this inetaiste, one must be led to sup• pose, that, ns all thee tarcumstauces of the filmier trial hail occurred in the puerile.- of the Conner' wh o witiirsisrd the actual' for damages, their iii faeunition would he accurate on the snivel— a nd the Lamed Jiiilvte would be apprised of curry thin;; that had take!) bytever carte the real Clow of the case, it was.nyetasary.,tu hike those facts into considerst . now--beirausis the propriedy ior improvatere of using the words coniplained of .must be decided by a reference In the meant stances that were dna-loud at Site turner trial, and nut on new facts. The ettsiattl action was brought to recover a rcrtaiii proportton of money , a hich , it Hotlison had reerised in,part 'gym, sit fur a ship. 'Elie *hole 'of mousy was to he 44, 41 to two persona. Meram.SystSataint Commit, and a ytnntiammy note Wu gitrest.for that limp/lee, di.ovii by Malcom, rho, thetefinr, knew that before a Jury. Mr. Justice I•lossorn concurred in the opinion of his Learned Moisten. Evidence bs,L heed given, no whirl, the woids spoken ti .Jr. Scarlett were foundell.-.31111, tberrfuir, lie would riot send the cane back for further isivestigatioti. The ex pression was a mere comment or observation on the facts disclosed in evidence, and was offered to the Jury in order to bring over their minds to view the Care in a particular light. Ile agreed perfectly in the doetriite laid down by the Learned Baron hr fore whom the netioti was tried that words were not actionable unless spoken %%all a multi: • imenticm—and here they were uttered, not with that malicious feeling, b u t with reference to facts adduced its evidence. Ile - apprehended that C - sr! were placed in the same situation iu whirl) the pa r ri s s employing them would stallid, if ths y car ried on their cusses theinselies. 47011ittid Ililll ✓ight to go as far as the parties themselves would proceed—but, of course, their stiverior knowl.nlge would teach them to testruiii then observations more than 11101 W not used to act professionally would be inclined to do. Now, it was right that they should look to eases, where it had been sletitlctl, tlvit parties themselves making use of scandalous iiiattzr were not liable to be visited by au action for ill 'images. In Ist Hawkins, c. 8. sec. 8. it was laid dos is, • that 1111 scandalous matter, contained in a petition to Pailiassieut, or listioihiced in the tegular course of judicial proceeding, shall be visited by actions— because it is left to Path:intent and t.. the Courts t's outline Iwo the troth of the all. giitiesii." in Roll's Abridgment, s7—Plorifum 4, it vies held that an action 011 the case did hint he, under the following, circumstances :—lu a jn,hciul proceed hag A. aas called tau is/ make vii affidavit—and said not a word of it was true, which he world psove by 40 nitttesses. It was adjudged by the Court, iii flits case, on a motion for attest of judgment, that though these words were alleged to have been uttered maliciously, yet as they were given iti ass swer to u part of • judicial pitweedilig, in which 11. wits implicated, I. as lie said he would pfore the Watt' of his sfalriffillit by forty , witsWoits, that, therefore there was wit a sufficient ground of act ism. lir lst Sounders-. p. 1:12, it was tall down, that the piesenti:ig a Petition to Parliament was 61140, although the matter was false and scandalous, be. cause it was laid before those who could' ex- Ylnitle whether its allegations wets, ten* Of Tire only doubt brie was, wltctlier the pr i n ti ng the petit' 1111 l told hauling it to the individual Members of a Commitie.c, was or was tibt justifiable a—sod it was ultimately held that it was M. In COnelUiinha the Leareitil sludge ots illetVed, that, noless express malice em dd hr vri , %t d against the Defendant—unless it api eared that the words aced were unit pertinent ielevafil, but erese introduced for purprisst foseign inss; of the ease—theta the actiou !nougat by tba Maim was taw turiutruwhle. tittle discharged. A top, afoot toren yourg a-Art . lms of the it Ole of Sitareirbovoger. hove or rivtd at lioltalu, with the tuttskSiiiiii of, feratouloing fur Ettiove, to laid I)aithiss 7 sisuitir with resisect to a Comisel, who conduct- he carried on as it ought to be—of Cutins:•l w ed, in Choirs r the business of those who could liable to he called on to answer for the tun gt not carry tor their own cause. He received infer- strength of any expression they might use, such million from those who employed him, and that its- ' " 1 " 4 " b'ing relevant Ind l'e nj u e " t w ' tbe mill rottliglilo4l* wini-isilihiserfttfr _isitfi - The'nitture . OT • • no being isiarspiainti, he conceit the case ha had tw-atete-geTallefind. if, in the llttilihere weall'o ground for Sending the case ag course of his mocteding..4te made use of his infurs before a Jury. 'nation, bout:fide, in furtherance of the cause—ii _NIT. Justire 1./outtosrn concurred in the niiir Of .. T -?' ' lipiltar and Canticle acre tr receive flak money.- 141telwont Ifad receive:l on t Ind noir Hint. whiela hr p.ittl, not to t'ontick; lint to s 111411 mooed Nom., wire VI 3 , 4 r.O 'connected with t {•ll*O.rc•tiun. Prriaart it wov'rl•har.h exiviviision to: Viol that istis rr.tiolotesst ttitit k:.avtth-•-hut err.' i•ihnolv ►ln• farts or dwvinwtl ihil isisproiwr payment, would warrant ot ; t~rr 1I idg nn Most hove known tottliatis this 150/. Suirist to have httpen•poid. Atlmielir►k 1110 11tix Wit. a irmil ex- Otrtisitio. Ihil Ilte leartatd Lltulge es:osight, that, i• llitsfee the eat:1011.441,0 1 4, if u*, Its, more Oath I11C• 1 - Ittititifge 01 the Couat•••I jobritivit loos its :.taring 'it the !intr. The exigessisiss did not ullAtie to act.' dame be II••dgson in oilier com.,, • lirl Pvidleto t y attachrtl to his enollstet is en 4•, quelled of cit . vam.iwiee• limit were diklos-.J is. the /*otiose of • that ti.irlivirTar inne•a•tnatinn. farts stilpearing rt they (tit', in evidence. rlilrl;*;•iii nett C •«l war ►tathti, whittle dirt. althatigh it mils 'tined aganiat the elciracter au.l ettiolcirt ttf lifetv. Itt!t. Its they were rerilitected tvltit this c.su,r. mode of g!ving a chariicier :o a >emelt, had the • eirtic litnitwrion. The agaseiw mono 18,!itertivent to the titsegion asked. If ;44 ittiliatdtlettf wtro. thrown 'out, irrelevaol to the eitsestani of cliortcler. there the party would not be win ratite , i—•iiiit otherwise, ate Leavned Judge was of ei:iii:ionoto :totivictual wonl.l •he jostiGed, if he confined himself strictly to an tower the go.-.tiro deol.fuided of him, et:sting Matters huriftif to tht character of the Jwrsant who Made the-refer...ice. provide' they were fact.' Mr. Justice A nno're said, Magoon wwii not only the attorney in the former trial, but was also cognizant of the fact of a promissory mite hating bevii drawn, on which u tuna of Moir! was wain into his handy. which he lied hatitle,l to ..rte for wlntevit was tit Wended. The Learocil Judge before whom the late action was tried, lookiii; to this eitentnstatiee. cosiceived that the %turas spokes' by Mr. Svatlett were pertident and relative to the subjectenth that being the ease, held that the netiotretould 'not be mitiotaineii—io opinion which ••syspenred him to hr correct. It was said. that that Irtirtied o:hr took the observations tf COIIII 'eeI in a larger awl wore coninrehensite senre than lee oug ht to Lute dont.. It cont.' hot. how . . howeter, be denied, that he knew 'lei reedy well what ite—tal nu the fir►t trial. and WM.. therefore, irerlectiv capable of deciding whether they were redly l u ur 'mt. Ilmlgooti bunny been rug e,t" certain facts connected with the first to which lie night not, paiticularly 6.1 lie u-se an attorney employed by one of the l►artiea, to have been at nil privy, his tact iodueed the Learned Counael to speak or him-with some sieve rity—and, the expremaitma baying been used if, the discharge or In% ditty, during a indiend investiga tlllll, all set inn could nn' lie ...iv:tinned nit theft), un less it could be t.liewis that the Leitrued Counted, its ming the obnoxious. words, intant to give veld to some personal malice, which he entertained against Mu. Findoon, at the snomeot. It was im passible that justice could he properly administer ed—it was impossible that judicial bissi.tes.4 could be carried on as it ought to be—if Cnuos:•l were liable to be called on to answer for the ton great • might use, such ex to th►e matter he conceived is the case agtilia I lie OLD- BAICEY, 1:1 4 !C ;MD JA.I, nennEnv OP 'lllr. vritur.Am CLUB. novnews Gtr ,quaho g ' uue river titbit-sp.:at,. the property. of Jekofilart tK, elegteed le the Vettslant (Intr. , The particulars of she core heve.bCeif the pnhtir 1•t sletail.• The Pt ittunt r, o lio in G 7 yrnreuf ace, iota of r opeet ;Otte stiipcarauce, vas itt 1100 habit of {(pint to ti..l WI ulnas Clob bane.. is Lenrnln s !,:a•relits r ertajunftiog itouririt a for Mr. §eijrnot :ir•f, red • nf:er Ile WA11.F11:4.?/!1:4)113 1111 . b*t{ll C44111(311 ()II him itigt* lucid ily;itfakrwr, hr . %ill th e c i n fd, noel stpo..l hi. prr.ots r•ere l'ortutl serene, &apt/tette, Mc of u filets applied $n the ir•orron'te tpiesliata. 4 • Thcsr facts wrre rrosell in cvidi•t:t.., awl the rtjsoneettli4 not melt Noy withr•rser to ;pm!: to is:_ fame's; ehltiact.?r, 1.4:t sipoo t... 12 17 celled on for,trie tiefitt, lr ni.treste.l thief:4w t menet., i et_ thefettowit:' " Sly Lord, and jot ", appeal:it, tit"lng sexiest me, that : ( f t!, qade iittrimottib to ha:ilia:ate tier iluirge. I am apt 0.4 ono', t o il , j a i us ila%s I maintained a totist reginiahn taity‘atcy.. oor silo, I itPs iu eirrasysioncra of ca.r.e.an..l t hC lossee M bilyiliusy hat reitortltO Mkrt ylitt : no ivy.% tl,wf how I 4 :r: bot none of yiu buoy, uhrt we roar ba tiiivity to do Lisruttg.ictliVely . hooves. • I.ct him steal tl,iuLa b. riittAletlit, la:Q*11ml !bit be fallutti tiut.'-:-Gratli. 111, 1 SAI ldits think of lytbut I bhave tha w; I cuur r y a it w ith thantr, . lo it by want aod't•vis"ry. I throw nifyrif itrist ilidAberey ofibe Court. I lie nl,nigltly it. aytire lot to . pleased tr,., when we isoi'. , .te id* example, by Joalialy titercifuliy to (IX fellow-ere-alums." . - While he thus utls!,essed the Court, his teita•tssiess ibiet•-• - rwisteit bias . Ihr enataoa Strait/AT jrierislcisce to t s . . Jury, aad theyfund the frit:liter ' isut sirmiCY sutnnr iitlsullsita I. naere?,°oa aneuntrt of ai.;llo , a•hin4 eitcatn.t . Art S. 'staled 41 . ' • 11.: C. 31,4 oN Stit.ill staled to the inry, tit!t.h. eat:e l a • r his wary was tier) Blur Ina inquiry attic sp. Oslo, ap it was not his first ippea•an t e at ihst'lrar for it 4 01 11 11 r *Mince. Oi:e of the Mar.:in:sum of the Oily teLstedi thief lata had knout; the Prisoner far ceas.s. s . ‘eistyliireitt-s. .40 inste tune he e , ti; a man of rtspers:ll,iii tv, sail {snit! e. 111%biltWttlikis 11 io the 110 ,, C of Sir Moira Winos* nail co, ; thak*Ot 1)2% wt. nut It.rbidwu, het 13.'4,.theri.us 4 . ifilt ho twatitcoassia ac cused ufstastisi s irtit clock amp tht. Iluy .e of vas:puns ; 'molt that he had been-repeatettly replied of stealing spoons fru i t to Vef4ll, The CutmoN-Selusitte 011141 VC.i, he bilIR net VO:iircla to the rcessuinstaistatiou of the Jail,. but shwaia be tuttispucted for seven )estes. roam. Faller sail Avert 7Ntrater were camel . stealing tu,. bit , hrls of coat. upon ISO ..7DC.htVI Gus{, the 1/1.4 , arty of Joaeptsysvlsgsl. • ' A I . :yr the verihet tied been recordett,the Prustcretor Ircitgat to recommit tut the :limier re . to, n; , rey, elating as • liana's, that be belierrd It to be their llrst offence- FismtLF: titGlisysY . • ‘• Rom 0 . HUM, giyaranrel /ion/4114r; n041.100,1* were jasslicseit eapitatly fur rissats/tutg.„lnuirs IN-Asian usi.tße htithway, aud Nis:Slily toksug Rota *UN 4 , 1. ' *44 y, his property: .ra • The lorsl•Velltor far. •On the I lib of Der: puhliettotaa.,Bbissiwell. titers. sod °Btu asked fast with Iwr, which nn prerarsthins fur I up stairs with her 11114 tint liking the :tutu :a:ma agstioijoustieti Brion str came up, awl hetti brow his pocket of soot.: her fulloved hiss flown hint for the w o e of the inwards the deeir piney. joined sheers, anis tt held tier knee upon his IA putiket of the ensue? 'hated called " Murder:" u s. .' then releases! him, btu Ileary titeohens, a huuße, and weut fu looked tlisesszh the wi frous the flour, wills ties ter.l statute nut. and Hortiphery:: and Brian - . - 'the ItEconom s‘ 1111 l tied Prisuutrs G atilt!r— D calk. POLICIL • • EXTRAOR DIN ARY R MC=l% testerany r NIL. Ald.cnrut •ig-WlLEivicrvirlwas.temse actitiz the usual routine o f liasitlei it Ihiq wits. . 4 s ylir, dressed elderly man proe.ed fariesr t and , :erinen aus thus td Irak to the 31agistrate. ellicer in aiii iiiitarce bid. ia,„ visit a few moments, bitt, placo• ! before; the At , dermal', ahil drawing hie hand a: ins. his eyes, he , rih . e..at follows : " First a previous teat, and then to Issuibteas h i f ore yam, Sir, a distressed mail, who to emia•stnreele. thus Justice from pine handa'srbichis ihrakai nun hy ether," have done the State OUII.O hetriMi 11414 they know ii bet oleo has it availed me?—Nothina! Dist In tier rille object of my present applieation 1. , ltercipti.st tb.it yen forthwith issue • special wart:lilt tie P1.11111'1)113, r i fe Legislature of:Ma United limed:int to spiseAr lf..rc pm, answer such mailers and things as shall be object. II agliost the Members thereof." wieb t hat they Aqui - 4 be cosurellial to pruritic fur you, I iluacine" st r anger Expelly co. it la the butinshOt duly nf'Te I.ricialatiori - to pr. rile fur every I , rviuz British atildret. I bailee, to by MSC Of Omit:lass. I bare appliril in vary , styt reftut ,l that hit evert his aatilms city to rinup,l tI, Nlembers of those Lai, rope 5 ,4 4 14, 1 ,1, 0 , 14 ,1 04 railed the and Comiriva& i , to do justice out ots.y. to pre. but to the country at large." kllvistrate—•• What particular serkiera letvelon re:voter ad the Slate. that you cuac,iae to 'ewers! moil protection ;" Straugre--•*011'. ' 1 rinilit a tale iil6,l,l•—blit uo eistkini; will yin Clllll/4/1y 4111111 In,' .1.11'3%4; '' Ma Paylic—" 'rhe Magistrate wimp wi [leggy ar , ist ”141, but h. haw ins puwer ; you knee nuns iis the wn.oll place" Strang...r—" Well, 1 ell, 1 nm no lawrv, lint a *jape l• wok/ft prin., of my vocal powers., will now girl you.. alive, If p lot like it." Magietrate—" No, I thank rou. V.ur nLiliticain tlist way tui::;lit perhaps Tic to better il4V(111 , 11. (1...0 bet Strauger—" Alas! Nu. Maste, -all powerful as it iii au power to an el.t like hi lit! ut p werly.* Magistrate-- I itiatiot v , ut." 4. • • The Straugea then bi.meil aa‘l • aisyript eider:ll4e taste and eseeut.wt ale first masa., 4 if d :11 sat • ...Noy i n the Kam." 1141111011115onnt i ;:e.,. Yesteriby a swan a the came cf Juba lia:o.,nt irM limited up, dimmest with Mrlllsitlie a ;saltiest Ws" aint•of %mike, the Kuper's! vt Yla, Nlijeuty. . . • Mr. Volt:torn aperataea trod nuctiaiteeta rriatheat to v pley, Muuefolti., deposo . d. that anoot je.4l 0 ,.e4,..yk, Lie wuri e ll y t the j'riSVl/CE eistlCP e)t...r...1 the A4usr thou pso4neett to aline...ea Wirt. for offe, ftel stoeir"te saartded ISs. boa Oh ards *aid .he 'niche t ow t, l a r„, r • ti.,Npvci tug it: o tt i s i d bou tu t it i zu b te u. bt ia t es.b itrattr ii.s h i a. , ti, u4 ita:2 0 7 .1 14 4 :1:: Pi too:. e to nothing to do Milli Loo 11.:11t.114 iteartaig the etati'at - z4tlove tam p taverna.% SCCIIIIII 11. e l'rieneier, scut foe a totiotalati. 11.141 him taken for cs.attaittation before it, gistrato ut Worship stem... tome f t , oa a4eaat Mcetealtsettnew at was atatitaeted that it a aa stolen .:..ott tllielOtikat, Mr. St..l I P. looter lief.: for es.g.Hoolii.ol• t Charles Vikcita. Me.t.roltar •1 the URicr s i4%trti6.4. I trill, : he dep...ed that it a All Ghr ot tata.Lprtg.' ;04 how! in the rr.agei 1.1 <title's id.tre to hot . rtit Are u'etock the pre:_eftttne, erentni..yultd ralgaid.* at fiat:- past sea. f i, liiisone. eras committed to Netrirta foa tato' • • 1 0 41 1 • A - • „led, that be lived p ia tio r o t„ . Po December Ise was :6.t theShb. •11. The Pri.iiineiN Mar I Inn, to gn house anntash**uitry Isrvat:- ke did, but 111 04/14 4 4:4115 . W.V.1if bcw , ikfast, Prisiiwer N 4.01.; lo suedes-, 11.iiinali Brian'; •i •ig; ranee of th•• Otte ' ttrira truck hint in theface;..,o7t tR thstru on tile bell wink iplan - - - 4.0011 as lie ireTtrit, r.t:,;rs nett dratatialel tan'xbiltios wt . lie piton, which hit paid tier. `.(i..lsi 'obits, the fitness), the All:slit!! liatiost an.: they Isuotitd his Lower/ wjW;e (14 ciOvni ' 4 l- f r rirated in the intr:erthesit. roserutot tai! :4 lig :wait came up, oudtV.v itt he :Jill pi u;',::'•uly at t he 1111114111. a Init,her, beard * nou.e in tr - riara l it I it, lint tiquol ;he. an ts ? twevi t ; 14 illtilPW, and AIM the !row color p*/ :e • rp.tilt • • • . nil his lauticy huiK u u w e j. w • au aft , ' te::eds p;ckedikil: • • t i t . ttttt tied up, anti the Jory - foefitti - ?calk. .r • .) t • • t f ~1.1 n...-m, . 4