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• - ". ..~ X 4 A inlortert Lock. Witness left tht port of I.01:dolt ~, the 10th of July, for Havre. The vessel 1 , 41 laden with coffee, sugar, and pepper. Pert of the cargo was taken in at the London Docks, and siert at Deptford Creek. The vessel was about 230 toils burden. On the 13th of June the ship was hoarded by a host from the privateer. Purrastein, the secoiad•mate, took possession of the skip's int pers. Ile wus Own ordered on board the privateer, when he saw 11'elsh. Wittier. sent down to sloe . chin, and soon afterwards Welsh cewe teat or the • suite-rem% with a sheet of paper in his hand, aud ▪ asked wiiners'e noose. On hearing it, he said, .e 4), • the Carlotta ! I know you very well; I was. it the . Ltindui, Docks whim you took in part of yon: cargo." Ile then looked et the ship's papery, cud .44 he would take the vessel inioPortsmouth,which t: he fina lly did. Cres-erasing/. 1812, witness was employ‘ ed.us quieter of ill s t i heta. He was engaged et *loordeette, shim' had been on buaniess for - ..e ow four mistitlri.• He did not know a person .e ovate of kverlevu. He hewer was at DfUll. 411 i hired sltti ("girt% which cunsisttd of Danes ' 8 ille W quo binsself employed by %Vil la Vilievigt, who protured the ship's - ewer 11111 Lack, whom he tiocierbtood 16W two ' , este betare, he. vrim ‘4lsid the friendsAip. He didn't Mat he commanded the Car- N,Ofsiy iwore that, as he was s a lisiliali vessel fur lire spent from Cherset, in Just witness had been ap. tikr/orra, in Denmark. in I the ship so he called the a, tai the hest of his know. she Carktts. Bonn Welsh mid Mr. Burke, Be l gic French, respecting the 'ellik os Captain of the Carlotta, , Ware here put its and seed. •40 Mterlbey, was employed by *et from Mews. Frr.uch and i ~. $0 I • # ' -.11‘7 4 r ittt4 er I • 4,64 Cow's/. It esti)* eAtet —4 ielvs, ! I' tip • from Mr. Burke to Mews. French g them to employ • Proctor, iu order actions boiled. whiels`suere brought of the &delta for wages, in culler.. the rowel was detained, were uest e C te lark .. i ;its "e tell o , ft:lbn: ass ignee. of l 1111 very e l"s. xtersn . After the bankruptcy, witness in. edthe books of the flrin, and found near tiNooof. debited to Mr. John French Burke. Mr. BArkit applied to witness for money to ku on with suit in i" niralty Court, relative to the adverted ' t Witpeol taste 10 th iiiaby to erre Id nut bold h to the hug. aunt due estate, sod amid he was sub hint. Burke said, that wit h In bail. as Messrs. Fre..clo rd . s i jith km' in the Carlotta NMI to Mr. Burke re -1 NI the Sex Juan. There . pounds for wools, pelt —but they never 'hr believed that there r i v I - tot. IVitnewb had iAge the basis. • . •. • . dicknent wu divided into tivo parts, charging ter Defendants.—first, with a general conspi racy, to capture all vessels smiling under British lic-uses—aud erl, with a specific conspiracy to cap ture the Vidalia. The criminality of his clients, with ►espect to either of these 'minis, was loot, he eftweilded. Mode oat. By the evidence of Mr. Gaitskill it appeared, that no licenses were issued after December 1812—and it was absurd to suppose, that, in that very month, parties would conspire to seize vessels sailing under British licenses, when they Well knew all such licenses were oil the point of tzpir►ug. Mr. CAMirbaLt •ddreseed the Court, on behalf or ►h e D-tendant, Welsh. The Cates' Jostles went over the whole or the evidence—and left it to the Jury to say, whether the case was not clearly made out against the De fendants, by a variety of documentary and oral evidence, quite independent of the testimony of Mr. Clarke? Of that gentleman, he must say, es minty reniarks had been made on low, that he would not have acted like au honest man, , had withheld from the owners of the Carlotta documents which fell into his hands—at time he regretted that he had accepted of The Jury, after short consultation, I verdict of GUILTY against Augustin. French. John Fiend. Burke, and Matthew The trial lasted Irons half-past nine ia ' Mg till near eleven at night. Counsel for the prosecution, Messrs. GORN.. BOLLARD, and J. Paean for the Defelidants, Messrs. Scaimarr. 51010100, and CAMPBELL. • OLD BAILEY, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9. Btfure the RECORDS& C'hadotte Hill was indicted for feloniously pour ing a great quantity of cold water upon - Leonora Purcell, a child of five years of age, which was alleged to have caused her death. Mr. ALLEY, for the Prosecution, stated, that the Primmer was ourlicted in consequence of the verdict of a Coroner's Ju►y, and if the charge against her should not he sustained In this Court, Om would still be liable to be treed at Clerkenwell for a mils. demeanor. Mr. Welder, a sturgeon, was called, and asked if he thought the treatment of the child by the Prisoner had caused its death, and he said he was of opinion it was. very likely cause. The Recoil's& asked him if he could take upon himself to swear that the treatment nrceived by the child from the Prisoner, in this instance, was the ininsediate cause of its death The witness replied. he thought it was a My likely cause, but he could not speak with a posi tive certainty. The 11.Lcuanta remarked to the Jury. that this evidence was too vague to support the present theme. The evidence of the surgeon could how' be curried in this case, beyond the the common assault. which would, perhaps. frog nature of the affair. expose the Prisoner to a severe puuishinesit thuu she 'night rudure, et • .4:rho till geroggin, were IC' , 1311,1..1 'ajar , 41 it Ire yysterilay Vie latter war rat to hrd at Hamlin,* fight, rid he was bled no [Nall arm». 4111 " 11w gag he vier rreetviil, a, re yemeril.i,, aril . are 31111111 C 0 44111111 Ili, slimmer 311 Si 41141 Urged 11.111 1.1 calitiare tin eambri i n der 1 , 4 ler hen aware hail for.akeii lain. Burr? 1.1 for .Il.trtin,)estrrilay I 00000 ; hat, 1/ Cra Irirlis b y victory, he nna elailit "al , aftily iert eye 3, 11e . rd , ass,l h about the left ear aril that ride a Slit 111 ,1 1. it is lorr will be bib rest 1iii...,:::: FIRE AT READ'S COFFEE-110U3E. Tuesday night a fire was discovered in nue of the Gentle' men's dressing-rooms at Resil's (toffee-house, (.rmortaor st►eet, which caused much terror too the stooromiolosog soeig4- boors. It originated in conscqurtiee of a candle having been negligently left in the room, the lime of which Comment,. eated to the curtails., and set them Lon tior. luformatiota to as Instantly sent to the different fire station, and in a kir ininutes the 4a and Exchange enginen oirivea, by nli,ee poop, exertions the Itinim were prevented from spie4lllll/ further.. 41 gn at part of the room sad ferniture i, de►truy ed, which is the greatest extent of the damage. $ 1 1- ;41 , . lOW-STRitift I 1 I . CI longixaminad. be. . removed y„ ~ charged with r } eTter the 841 be Raub or A, i wis s qt bratie •r Henrietta ~,....5 h.. sewed., 14th November 1 .'4 k e was; urge, ito his shop aud per- : mottle a Ise • paymeut the Pii. ; b ... 1.1 s i seen, to be • Mile Of the I ousbea %, jib change. considering I. be re m° , tit it into bin bays kr' ''S. i maie .. 4ll , el ned to him as forged. i ~.....,,,, ~ .t. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTsMOUTTI, pecritnEtt Arrived the Sir George O.burue Is sohpui t ti ton Cork, to take trier to Fillikod. Sailed the Voyeg, 1, J.lrks, for I.unAon. mr.ermnrft A. Strong gales. The *hips in the roads have ate uck their to o . pliant-maats, and appear to ride the tale out well. WITMOUTIII, DVCEMIMFR 7. Last eveninr was hrnught into these Itoada the gallint Friendschaft, Prenarn, from Bourdeaux to firemen, in a ;vs) leaky state ; the vessel is much atraistrd, nod it k limed the carp, mast come out. Also the Ann and Sna.unnin. from .-- foe Cowes, with lose of boom au.l raW; the au. being fair, she sailed fur that port. RAMSGATE, DLCE R S. Came in several vessels for obelus.. DOVER, DECFMIIF.It $. Arrived off this port, the Treut , Longbittinin. 29 days from Quebec, fur London. On t h e 94th November expe rienced a severe gale in long 31. W. which lasted3s hour.: lust during the gale our man aa..hed overboard—stern boats, buluarka, and decks cleared of all lumbrr. U ILL, DECEIMER P. Came down from the River, the IYilt,em awl Alfred, Clark, for Antigua ; Charles, Milne, for Tobago; Sias line, Barrett, for Malta, &e. and remain in the Downs with the outward bound, all well. *hired and remain the Brothers, --, from Antwerp for Oporto. SCARBOROUGH, Demme' 7. The Woodall, Smith, of Hull, tuuk out the crew of the Daedalus, Mathews, of and from Sunderland, with curls to London, on 3d inst. winch vend was in • sinking state, and with both marts and b•'wsprit gone. Several Bat' ships we off this place, with the mead pt S.W. ' weather. and The , crew . Khoale, !angled in t:se;i. Newport, Prinfooke. They dered Out day, off Soolope hoot Betwbaveo to 41/11110t, 7,1 •••••••• TILE I POLICE. Yeakink" John .doubt noilerwent a fore Mr. !ticks, the Sitting Magistrate, istikkotefur 51. purporting to be of tke to Mr. George Hopkinson. tweet, Caveat-garden, who stated, that on the shout seven o'clock, the Priroiter caw chant' one pound of gs. lea, and in saner pre him a Si note, purporting Rink of England, and he gave him the the note to hoe a rood one, and be paid In about a fortnight niter, It was returned . as The Prisoner having described himself as porter at liforilas s Coffee-house, Maiden-lane; he returned the note there, but all there were strangers to the transaction. Mr. Thilbras Rubiwinn, the master of Monday% Coffee. attinded at the °Mar. end denied the Prisoner he , ing his pokier, or toy knuAedge of him. or that be had east the b, rote to purchase the ten of the Prosecutor. 'Masai Glover, the luspector of Bank Notes, stated the sole tow forged. 'Ow Primer was committed for further nomination. @mount of ■e occur. Itanelagh and Mr. trial at niftier-hall, aad sued 50/. for an atm t: I i : chamber, in desired wish y civilly words to e h r ef ico e , hou id fee - that lop spot cone to tell r, and somata whether his kbt • , eoesidered flat Rhea a iajarmi,and imteriained ss. ides of peeking ►onuerable redeem, the meat courts/ ties its de so by written commeuicatioa, sr thew's,' the medium of a friend. la so heteette hett At ever knows that a tuns came ! to abuse his to gu to the irsead " • of redress **ides thought tbs. reso Mr. Adolpbus of 'hick bis Lore be Goal "%71 1 i. that he I MARLBOROVOR-STILRET. A gitestioa of considerable importance to the public rime Inn, if he i Wore the Magistrates, by way iiir interrogation, yesterday, trlofla the buy far livrry-stable-keepers were prevented exercising and the gam e lorakisig-in hones is :the public streets cuald be carried on midge tie ppvisioas of the new Act of Parliament. It will Ironer. he fresh kinseggieurertion of our readers that a gentleman, " r "•‘, 11 , Mr. Hill as killed in the Haymarket, a short time i e 1 17 . i since, by aan ' harm buffing wale • break. The Ma- w W ) gistrates were of • that a break beim; driven twice the Illtifflbs . tooled • Nose% or wice throat/is the same shwa, coma- - listed the offence, Mpon which a cosvietiosi gonad be Deßszy. / warranted. Ananias, I rOELL. I LORD RANELAGH AND MR. ADOLPHUS. The following is a pretty accurate seconnt of an occur- ri nee that took plare betwee• Lord Itanetagh and Mr. MMES 9. Adolphus, the day after the memorable trial at Hieker-hall, in which his Lordship wasoconvicted, sad sued 501. for au -. ... ._ Nlr Adolphus. whit .ss sitting mime in his chambe the Temple. hcard a tap at the door 'this study. He de the perm*. to aysfic io, RA was imesodietely isowent.ed the press of Lord ttaiielazti; who, upon being very ei asked to • taiga chair, tied haw that i.e had a few word say to his. Mr. A . ,_ " s lassies repeated his reqeest that his I ship sr ' . ted, Lord ^' ••• ,aid. "Sir, Ton wee& 14 /kolf Of me hours yeiMelay, ch.l it is may fair that yo:-. Anuld tell my nerd. kir a little while i 1 'rune to you for purpose.' Mr. Adeluies-uluvrre4l, that be had oot spoken to, I his LiiirshOhip fitiftp so k. 17. " Perhaps .... fiest. er'saitl his Lordship, "but I come le you, that roe proved loisesetta coward, a liar, a scoundrel. o re a are all perjured. My sere told the truth, aril yes tee. it. Mr. Adulpimis vary Malty asked his Lordship, whetbei object iu use's' such words was to provoke him to egt duel! Loud Itanelagi replied in the aillnuativa. Mr, Adolphus said, " he always considered that .ht mar thought hinsi‘elf injured ? and esstertaimikao..iiim TO SPORTSMEY. .4 scl4.l.notr• sportsman in the_utighhenrhend alb's, in Norfolk. kMJ a favourite Inning ponder athicked liaressitio *lnd he considered the distemper (the syioldollisl Lein' Wel 'loss. of appetites strength,. and Nash ; with a violent iniskisg, et; 114'1111•101114 in rill his limbs and body, and a menial from his ; be ellverved the dug to ear grass very oftio, upon which he plucked sonie,•and eut it into paces of nut more than half an • jail. lung, and mixed im much or it as he could salt a pica.: of fresh butter, the sore of • hen's egg, dir:ded it into rune twit; iut.uut tt into 1M ang's mouth, wish he holt with little li e s t i a ti tim; lir readily eat all that was offered him alter, stitch was mio Mug, noun, and Lien, Inc three nays; the 'north [My I surd the Mr des once, ivlnoi I.e was pi:dente tree.4l the disca.e; and fourth day Ili It r hunted, and behave, m web as ever be did The dm; had evidently felt r. lief I ..mond moving, and the third notch hi.ucr, ;hid no husk!' or consuls:tins after that day. CURJV EXcliA4(;b:. DEcvmer:a Having but very few balers at lIDI thi• morning, a•rd large quaulity of Crain left over typos beat Any, 'Le sale. a Wheat arse h avy at %lousiness priers; (lasi t4l;ll9.tri Ctesr price iu the few sales er.'es•te.l; PPUtr sod Ream: issve a very null sale. At the close of the nassiact um 51(austa 7 , Fluor sIN. chord sa. per mas.k. Paula price, Fine 60* to (15s i Ss carol bss: to $O3. per sack. COA 361 . 2 So eidtvlooad . On the iCili •.'rood son of James Bruinhain Pork, 'lot On Friday morning, tor of Chrviiimois 44t4 • native of North 11:al • Ciiit• Oiitece, 11165, Al A. ME; a' At Flirt NlJrlloro, the Lady of W. it. mot-lt;:.‘ senor. MI most .114ressitig nature tiA the Iliah •iirli turioloila tarthqsl 3., toot: place, .Nigh apicAl , 4 1190.. courageous t!.e s ; . n 4a. r of awful , the syniiktotas of yr. anVNAgliti , •.gd.sco!, were particularly upp.r i .11 244.. f lanehuly even. 'loath place, *limb gen& iroimr.l to deplore yir St.oaf rd V.-11140lie . veroor, Capt. Ilaolry, meat, together with sever.“loe,k UaIiVJPIN. I . ' pay their last tribute • f alucere realwoolli 41.;„ ! Mrs Jeutling4 4,11 S 4 . l..a;:hiec. of lid.Ol SS.. " of Viaasp!oii, Middltscx. ai *. --- - - HIGH WATER THIS HA' Muru4ug 2 alter 12. LONIXIN-Ull,l Wag IN ante PRICE OF Bank Stock 3 per Cent. Refl 7 14 per tit 43 tor Ohnk L :tnibirNpD srFaD r. 50 IR pi.. o Colin ial 3 .• itrA!!VVi r4lni feller in in .f.. 1 ;t" y - ; Saea,•w,, 'met ,• vs. • COS I. NI AItICRT, Drcgvattli • Ship. at Slneket. Midd. *At ;61 Ntacaiuit t &undertow!. BIRTH. h i the !Clio Laity ref vt •1 ..o. end sou et James Lane Fut, of a, ad 41,, 4 animal Purl:, - • • DFATPIS. " • In Friday inurnitig, eite•l 7t, the Pee,. je. of Chrviomeis anal of liorinava. Thin it '• afire of Norili Walsh: n, in a " Caine Cuilrgt, Csionbritlit, "heti. tit Q 4 .14111 15, M A. 17fiS,' awl bras cirthipO r il .. .efy. - Ii Fort the w!At - seht 4 Pellrilekura, Lady of W. it. F. 14 Sneritift Mlle Ilem , - it-G:it 'rant. M n.litti! atnunci :A rue,* ~~ :, :s ..: NM Si= E T' ties) ' • WM Lee Tartu 0044 C 3 .I'4lh eft. Yettal Too II . 1 11 ' Zfl4U , 'WV" .; 'Nr.l tk • . Stem fond boa ing 411r , 1 tan, 1443 to D yi~%Pun! b I'l !sfirsx B. • Box A Mr. . 4 f t i . - to meet:mots they r paid two 'men- But, some time hr hod was too boo— it by that bloody-mud"! , if he could get any other halter, did out care what be slid." Mr. Barton said, that witness should dread Mr. Burke's vengeance, wheat he arrived friss liiNou. trots-r.reariatd. —Witness received, at different etunes, %pm/. for his Ihboar in assisting the claim ants of the (Wham to recover the ship and coego. .4. , it volition; after he had been appointed an assignee . -1.. , that 1* proffered his assistance. The bankrupt s • ;.' papers, disclosing the trausaction of the Corinna, ts ere - in witness's possession. He did not sell th e ( , - tapers Air 4,000 L but was merely paid fur his laisoitr. He was promised a sum of money in No vember; 1815, for his assistance in recovering the (largo of the Carlotta for the chin:lents. He believ ed his co.assigner, nfr. Shaw, knew that he had re ..'4:ri.esl a sum of money. Witness was one of the uoforittriate btoketi riT the fibitte of French and Cu. .:- Re-tratrtined.—He proved a debt of 10 or 11,000'. tinder the cortimission. Freuch and Cu. failed fur to or 76,0001. Witness was a bankrupt in 181 4 2. Mr. H. Blanchard, a partner In the house of Wilson and Co. deposed that his house shirtied on board the Car/otta, culf.e, ,sugar, said pepper, to the amount of Isepters .f. 5 and 40,0001. (:rocs-e.rrusexeri.—He had no reason to belietre *kat the Carlotta was • French ship, the property of:Fretieli owners. The death of %lr. Nathaniel Bogle Frenth, was ailiiiitted.w.guarl theibsenkt of a clerk to the tins of French and Co. named Bullainre, was proved omit to have arisen front any retnnarisems on the part of the lir user uteri. The came fir the pravecittion closed at a quarter *.after via o'clock, when the Jury retired td take I ; :home ireful/pent. • On their rrtdrn to Court, 51r. ScsALL7r, in ail üble speerhoshieb the late ness or she hour at which the trial Concluded ten ,fe..ll it intpoosible for us even to (I,4c.ibe, defend ed his clients, Nlessrs. French and BUrke. Ile ,l, that the ca,e was not supported by eon:. n.ive evident*. A Oral nisinber of docum• uto were pot in, which had little in stothirg to no with the *Herd trasessetion—:ind they were ease ported by the entret..dinary testimi..):; of Slr. Clark% who 'appeared lei Het from malic,oo.4 07 orreqed Intones, and who hod stumped suviciiin oti hiti evideme, whets he %toted the bribe lie had rt ceased for ls.i4ting the 01111111111tht 00 the fillip Vu iwitiollikteitthitg los the situation of un st.sigsiee, had lie lio honourable and titlie.fte, men, hr would not issve iiderfered in Such a en.e. wossht hive let the oak devolve 0,5 waffle oth e r 't e mp,. Hr was its poss4eilainia of all tilt doenitiads, tame of the I)efetednots had LiI•I:VS4 to them—amid it too in his po.ver :n =kr 011, p1.111611/1P ,tare, NINt tw kreit Via St eiy paper that it. , litated upsin•t his design.— Tile ',earned Counael then sJA the tin: ins . • • detained ire euatedy ter trial et lions. for tha aeroult. flukes eh rity for her appeenture. !Fut. Cooper was put to the meat for tionticiowly tiring ii loeuktupt, who were defend — lug the property efllie F latter; but au the application of Mr. ALLEY, the tri4l was put off until the next Sermon, on au ail- I 14vit, vetting forth the obeence of a material news. The Primmer complained of the hardship of be lt% otill further aletaiimil in custody, after the ims prisomnent he had already endured. He bad given notice to the solicitor fur the prosecution of his intention to take his trial at the present Sessioes. Th e REC ORDER replied, that the Prisoner had lacers! the affidavit read which led to the postpone ment. The affidavit could Hot be resisted. His ease could not 14 SO very hard, as he was only in custody since Mowdey. The Prisoner..." My Lord, ran I he liberated on giving good bail ? My case fins many peculiarities iii it." The lii.noitora —" Prisoner, the offence with which you stand nal ges4 is a capital line, and it is not in my pnvirr to accept bail for it. The offence is tint hashilsle." Mr. ALLEY Stattql, iliat the Prisoner had been a lawyer's clerk, :mil niisst therefore have been fully aware that it was hint a Imil:thle offence. Cush S WAS indicted for breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Joseph Simpson, end stealing therein • silver watch, value '.I. the proper ty of Josiah Allen It appeared asi evidence, that die Prisoner broke into the Prosecutor's room, and stole from thence the watch in question. The Prisoner, on being called upon for her de fence, ahuved the Prosecutor and his wife, and cluirged,them with v*ioos crimes. The fury found die Prisoner Guilty. Mr. Sanwa. the Keeper of Newgate said, that the Prisoner had only received his Majesty's pardon a veer incr. for a similar offence. Bithleek was indicted for assaulti ng 11. June*, en the King's highway, and taking from his person, and against his will, a hat and t hand kerobief, value Ifs. ..The Pro•ecutow stated, that he was walking along Whitechapel, and some person cams behind and knocked hint down. He could not die• tiognish the face of the perAun, but he caught him by the coat, awl by the assistance of tome tenons !Waling, ht cured him. ordiet—Clniliy. 7he other ca3rb rre trifling outaniti. 7:70 cow of pislilit• Interest uccu!ted yesterday in the Court of Common Pleas. latahly a amnion tiled nt enp p in•rnrd, near Ilantint.loll. who bad let the preceding week lain in a florin:int state. In tie: cottrse of that time ►he hati b. en Itt bloat. w h en. it isrrid. she tipeavd her eyes. but immediately atterwaitl4 tell into het Far mer stAte or ithetnykiicT, end continued oo titl QUO died. Lotto—f siva sortii IF Letter, which I lye kith Ofroe, coaling' appeared . is the !Aigrette of "s pert Ottp,zbe rttb the Austrian Piclizo Si. . dibesmni urrired at Vey*, from Yellows, in Albania, Rig baring moved to the I.azareUe, 4 thee ahs nstr.yrefirs of fever us the 20th, aa4 Alm days it? It& Three other pa Mau the sok 24th, and 2Gth, and re7l,l.'irat the 2 lb, t►aaFoetld ou the 27th, and the third tie 30111 &timer si another has 'wen attacked, 1114 died ye,..rdisy The greatest precautions have been immediately adopted by the Board of Health ;•the vessel was instantly removed into a separate canal, and all communication strictly inter. diciest between the pamengers of the St. i and the other inelividsals at present in quarantine; and as this alarming inaliidy has hitherto been entirely confined to the first, great hopes arc entertained that it will be kept within the.walls of the Lagarrtte, around which, fur emitter secu rity, sentinels have been placed to prevent all approach. There ire nu English vessels at present in this port, and only (meander British colons% belonging to Malta. " I have the honorer to rentals' ' my Lord, " Your Lordship's most obedient humble servant, (Signed) " R. B. HOPP?i ER, Constil.General. The Right Hun. Viscount Castlereagh, &c." The Indiana, of Ntsvcastle, is totally the Guiltlett Sand ; crew and moat of the alias saved. Two persons have died within the Is ' t week, in the Fleet privon, who were prisoners for contempt of Court. One of them. ROSKIIT birittstatia, bud 4)mm-con6ned nine year.'. Mr. LACON has declined offering himself as a Candidate lOr the representatiuti of rent Yarmouth, having no chalice of successfully oppositig Mr. Anson ; and it is currently reported that Mr. LACON'S friends deputed three Gentlemen to pro ceed to London, iu order to procure another Nliiiis. terial Candidate, but that they have returned, with out succeeding in the object of their journey. Contrary to the expectation of some, Wlients dill not rise at Norwich 31allet on Saturday, but aH difficulty obtained the pyre of last week. 111.oley and Oats also matittimsed their ground.—The ket in plaices was tilled with Cattle. rot and lean. niostly the latter, yet high prices were demanded, The pens were fell of Sheep, and there was a larr,e stock of store and some fat Hogs. COUICSE. OF EXCII ANG 4.ntsterdiun,C F. II 9 Ditto at Sight 11 6 Rotterdam ll 10 Antwerp cx.rou I 1 13 liantbur7,ll 34 2 iltusa 34 3 racis 3.lmys date 24 0 Ditto .., 24 40 nottrtleal'x 4 o 24 4u Firrinkfort rot thy Maine 140 Madrid lt'd§ Cadiz .... •••• • 39# 11111wn 3Bl &weelona S!rille :14 Leghorn LP Genoa Wen ice 1 tal. l.n• t blalta Nople4 43 Pr I.4trigto 130,1 per es. Lisbon 57.4 9ibui 10 .1110.'0 . 0 Dublin 9 1011.1 WV. I'rirtitlol.l Odd tit * 4 Coiti, per 1 0 (;014 it. lino* U 0 0 :Newt 1).10•11,,1114 1) 11 0 New ..0 5 5 S'ilviT in „II U 41 New 1 utt,s, each..A U U lu cut he very ceventoimiolls I sabre expedient to _ IntiM ma deity the a Mainly nut," mid Lord Hanelsgit; " imager Far its forget them, I'll repeat that you see a coward, a liar, a scoundrel!" Is the eonsmencemeut of the conversation Mr. Adolphus said, he had been induced, from his respem to the rank of the Defendant, to omit phrasts that might have bees more idipted tolled subject of his rpeech than those he had used. His Lordship retired without being in the slightest degree ruffled,. and salumed perfectly satisfied at the part he bad taken in this Masisress. Mr. Adolphus eat down to finish the business which his Lordship's visit had iuterropted ; and thew mentioned the eircalinsianes to some of his friends, who advised him to adopt the coarse he bad before deemed moat worthy of se lection. He preferred a hill on Monday night against his Lordship, for having endeavoured to provoke him to fight a duel. 11w bill was timid by the Grand Joey. Mr. Adolphus immediately dieceted his Solicitor to move the case, by cer tiorari, to the King's Bench. This was accordingly done, and notice to that effect wan served upos Lord Ramisglie Solicitor. At the late Nottiugham Sessions, George Masson, James Walkers, and William 4//toood, having been sentenced to be lined Is: and imprisoned six months, the latter, the moment sentence was pronounced, broke out into the moat violent and impious ends. mations against the Court, saying, '• You may go ' to toil, Gail b--t you, you may !" Mary Dye!, William Baker, John White, James Mitchell, Wm. Clarke, Bic/lard Chappel, and Charks Boyne, weredoLia suitable admonition to each. ordered to bebretoported fir *even years. Immediately on segd i ptgliging proitouncrd. the Prisoners shelved the height of their depravity, in the moat outrageous expresateue„ threatening veggeance on the Court, 41111 some of them eudeavonring to get out of the bus, foe the purpose of putting their dreadful throats into ritecntion. The constables were instantly st imu l a t ed, anti by their promptitude further out. rage wsa restrained, and in • few minutes order was restored, although .the prisoners vented their disappointed rage in the most bitter ettelasnations while they were forcibly carried away. Where soli asiemblage of talent and experienCe is concentrited in one line of practice, a success - mit attend their apidieation, not to be found elsewhere. This iris Lien evinced in the Establishment of the Medical Board at Chartotte.tionse, Blarkfriars-road, sod sit Woodstock. Notts., ‘‘'uodstuck-street, Oxfsird-Street, where cures are 'retry day performed in eases whieh hive baffled the skill of 'smelt profriaars, and excited their astoinshairtit. The ktediesi Board have particularly attended to Omar cause ose•ices of a certain disease, which entails the must dis tressing di toadies, and unhinges the en t autittition of b u lb seat.. Thiry shin remove the effects of those trrniltomis arising twin juvenile indcauction, from iivegutßr and from along resi4suce its 11111111 climates— of this dr. Peoption they log particularly lir Notice utstinate eruptions in the skir t ' one thrust, pains in the head and hrubs , fre. fluently miitsken fur rheumatism, ativetures, dattilas, tern. pinata, ice. Messrs. COOPER and Co after ("sly prom practice in Various Iftspilals, are convoked at IVundflork. sure , I, OsforiLvitreet, dilly, from ekTlit till right; and at the .Medical Board, Charlotte-linose, Grad Charlotte-street, filarkfriars-rostl, pr•eistip.frms I.llVe until right in the evening. lthrhaisies, and persons of modercte income, Mice advise, ming, iltry attend at certain bosi a, neninly, Tae-day, TbursJay, sad Sunday wanting*, uultl one o'clock ; mid every events's , . from six to eiliit.—••• A side door, 411 J private rooms fur fcmahrs. • Ws I 46 ittlit her over bows 414.r.orisrest ft.c that dhattatit.t*. weevily, awiretailing aoitstiaao l l4W.lllol`N. .11 tisk tolle 1 11 111 " .444° ' the Wilk", enhvento : ; anti tuvigotvitik k lot A ttl wind *.• Prier I is. pet bottle, or runt in uvolarriMiritiOirtt. 335. tin which one small bottle lb raved. The .votes •eStiet , Sol ttttt on, Lives pool," ale eugravt . 4 on the situnft 44 eat bottle, without which none ate vz , iluitte, • *.• Dr. Solomon expects, when iuosnllel by teltrr, it tistud cumplionetit of 11 OW' imuttil mate to be trl.tt, addreFeti " Money triter. De. Salomon, Lilltant How. near Liverpool —Pahl double intattio:' formerly orejotly . _ capactey we hare lied tie muse f ird;inible ninhittn its contrasting the inactive of other eumitlii In . here been tnnbled, icon) iLswaroottiiiiind mit ar • IqU lie that Cer1:1114 expe!44lice aft , allittellbll be. bet', which, iu a inure obscure and Isle Jiver./ • Ice, it is altogether itoposntble fn 'Maio. to at'. entrieirarceer4 .1 Infection, and hinny Contemn! of Nba4ity not prih , -I.c, whether nrietait ilysie tile infatuation rlyo,rt tree,f -ne in warns clienate , , free lielphe, or en ethos eadlivr..elhetre ▪ deficiency 441 email e i tesorollne'Pdtiosil map_ lel, sal apishly re‘lawath.n 40 stn d inin rigte144115.311144 . ter.s oftlnc Urethrae!' ten and (eta' .furs- i uu,hoa rfi , lt . A to our 1..:114116111' 1.',311 i1'01411 , 1 - 111 itl the 4101 I Ina ht., trecki ; many of three a ises had tnevailll4, firer. eider the tare of :Mentes. Home and Neer made, sad otherfwernin of equal •unuelice, r.:4o4o4eitirted thin: core I,y the s 1 a. the human CH*l. , : e l litholl I Stscersa. To the Fetamie See will lii consolatory to that they may he rue. el of /bow Ilrbilitiea which defist ettereptiou, aoel aap the fonuffidartt of ettimehinl felicity: We may be consulted by Patients of either Res with Ike erratebt delicacy, nectesy, awl bonen,, it nor honer. 113114,n.raitIto. Teri renitithaslxot roc l lail.ly sated Its I lit first int, trim. l'a:iritts in the Gantry !doting the vtirtscs,hot 0f tErir ca h : v e t , 114.4.44.e.alo.441u,rivreentnotritaa,ucelat maftwijAirldviiiscrottrntiblv3l.eeloriie,li.ets, CUItRIE and (A). tnireeoese, aftin;i.•rs of the /loyal C o llecs 01 . Laticitti. and FallahulZ l, 4 forn.erty iu 4Ye filajenty'd Serake,'No. rar!rn. t;\ 171 i: Pc ta se 1117 wt,ere it,,ver.iderrqpts ere ffirtilt t katul t i et rs (1 , 0 4 1-1 , 1 1 1.1 Mogi • ti,l,lpad4:4. If Clert i esc. PP .7•' .:6 ) .11.1 1 11mq R. Si , Olot I SUPERIOR A DVI - 14. .: I T is impossible to urge ton ultili. or ti n IT much finer, the necessity. when Me.:ii• al +4; :111itt ill {Wee btekllnta regoisitc, of applyingio pl,lr.s,ioas tt ti of ack nun leilged skill sod w i 11-runii 4 issletnitv• Th h 4 ' every one assents In this lelltAlk, yo ' eft 'few slick t!_ l low it practically, and 0n: 9 4 :irk its li, ' il l y the visatniof 4 . iiirxperietiee sod empiiii ism. The s :finch hiss :wawa- paiiied us in our long.( stablishe i l prnel is the meo Nan- , tueinry proof of our profes-iunil isicill, 'twit ratio. o n 115'- 1 {pivotal ploilge of the ptiblieeissAOsu`oo,ooll."9" ishe result of thiritleors' succelgtolpliNige in,t'ii. Irwin. p dis, mid is too itidl fonsisleiti'llikregiiiol saventiVoit ai ; - doling that perhmit some of the 1i 1 1°,1 6-.... a.d , ~....c_..., - t]be cosintrrisewo beer einilerowr rude,' l acy loroisisre. Ji their perfect reetorktiOn to twelfth, the most si,r(isfArt•my re— limonisls of our seperior'skili :sod exporiTues. , *Ssierfo.-Ard 1 1 by every privilege to pi *glow, as ,regnlnily edtiesiid Sei.. i gamins, Sfembei A of the Roy ul folleg'esoi Li ~,, too ani siiisis.- love ). nod formerly in his lesjcsi'sS...rvice, in, sirch last cu p » ; .14 F tag e • alnle , ft/ ship I • Olitly Wln I " PP e. Hats I, t 114 H.t• Trwy the Tens polis ,leare IN have ,that Alen in CA .her ,r. reiva it 'Ma ...IWO.. •1.1,1 the v bith. dnl i In 1.0 will. r. #110( _ . Ssice4 Lott, 016 e othrr t• I - .~~ r -4.,