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SWEDEN. . STOCKHOLM. NOV. Q.., the Diet vrocopened yesterday. Prince . osciii read the King'. Speech.. The following ii 'a* extract 44 Gentlemen, .ond giod Swedes of 01l orders. 41 I have not, on my part,, any particular reason for convening this extraorditiaey Assembly. Fii‘ly rrolved to preserve untouched your fundamental' laws. and never to permit, in that respect, any change. ltut in Abe wily and . upon the conditions Which the laws themselves prescribe, have en. deavoured, in „cos - weft; with my 1/911, the • Prince Boyle% to give to these laws all the force and-vigour *fuck' my cqnstitutiopal power allows. To the witissruction of having religiously secured this•bul. Was* of our independence, is joined .the happiesess b • 101 l their to my heart, of witnessing the union that prevails among every class of the Swedes. I should thank Providence fur the blessing of this peace dud this tranquillity, when I learn with regret .slut all my measure* for the credit of the Discount Bank have produced nu other effect them that of re. tie-chug Its fall for a tune. Although this event has wade a lively impresnion upon me, I augur notwith. ftisindusg salutary consequences, us well for the mttntal administration as for our commercial sys tem. which I wish to free from obstacle, that pre. 'rut its tievriukwmrtr. li, his situstwin I have inter tamed every other hyalites, to tlevute myself ex clowvely to the once important object, the plan of finance, which will lie submitted to you.— plan is tile fruit of Ion: meditations mid cal culiiimis, which hove fur' noa► object the interim, resmarce. of the esountry, and the titsasitity of specie to sarvislAtoiss. You know, Gentlemen and good Swedes. that the paper money which. in 111101. rusespoissiag the seemliness for the debt of the State. dill nut exceed four unglue*, of crowns (Rancol, Is sow lu about 30 Mahon*. You essay jii.ige Guam thence of the extent of the sacrifices *leech I have bleu obliged to make to inaisitmes the value of toper corupararively with tureigii enreuey. Ii is by these aaceifice., as well a. by savants , grow Commercial Treaties,coucludeni with Foreign Power*, I have endeavoured to give new lire to cisousserce : but every esisprejurbred nun may easily judge of the coufi.leace which Swedes and harlot,* coo place its a species of money, which, ass the apace of Due mouth, has varied froin 30 per crest. between lose and profit. If foreign cosomerce procures •buss4l•4loClC and ease to a country. the orotund prueleiciasn. of which are limited, it issmiut 1,, r in the en d a dvas i timp r ous. wheu the iiropld or nos soisatey dio out 'Niftiest' among themselves tut bsceist growers of imonslionent. " In 1513 the importation of &weir, Regin sunnuieted to shier anilins six ofollanatif the Hunk 4.0 flansborgh, ass encentestabl; proof acithissetiorth •isiesdseig the glileiliftliiloll or owritoitoope great deal still resumes* in he dune for the etioeneivoynsene ul shoos smootssiet anal h u t alimentary ' • " The m setiCsrl See of cloths has also eisesged* lot mileid ~,,, um!. Amalie, to give_theirs more of ousel,. I base caused it to be made known; spurt so about three years I must !butchery alwyt three thothasid yawls of cloth for the arniy. I lase a.sigired an guy privy purse relief for a great gignnlaviat artists dud ouricultutall pencils. " 1•11! land and ors fulcra have hero die object di my cares. 1 have ameliorated the situation of the ...slaters unit their superiors. The aim of self my efforts hes beets, at the seine tense. to (pelt the wads of peosmettun to thu-e wins shed their blood for their country, and to remove all the obstacles *hick might ilisniurage the warriors whose fortune sloe* .ram iii!ow thesis to aspire to the rank of Colonel ur Lieutenant-Colonel. With this view, I have purchased a great part of throe places. lei the ...act of these 1414 three yews, the army and the Promote Chest have received almost two millions of colons (Basico) without prewung in any uamiwr voiles the State Fund,. A shop of the hoe. of Iso guess, has been laneecheel. " Else lazaretto. the law-petals, and other public est iislistimeuts, the supply 4.f ions for the capital, it en equitable price, have been also the subject o f tor solicitude : and ',lisle canniest* sm•••Is 'Dort noured by nature Isere suffered scarcity and fo mos Swede,. has heen so far fortunate that nom its itiliatinauts has been the victim of them, or heels plaided to emigrate to a fureagn comet ry. Nu ••••• has seen the Scandinavians ensbarkeil fur remote se,,•;:inee, to the hope of out • g subsistence there, .1.1 wash of it iss their own country. " d a lseer embellished the capital with several iseilsi.e edshees, and thus opened Ise* *ources of essiploynsesit, " I have administered. Gentleinen, dee fonds wle;ch you hive assigieed fur the waists of the State, usth 1.11 the care with which a tender father could so*, 13 matiagisig the property of his children. Be side* the support, maiutenance, seed pay of the miss which my sou conducted in Germany,l hove isrewureil for you, in the naterval of six yews, by i.seessgie end., or by the permed of our Ilrbts abroad. . . sons of *twin 15 nullsolis of erowo i s (Ihu i co.) •• I am very far from thinking ilsat the plan of h 'wee which will be solouitted to you possesses • ?I , grre of perfection I wish to give it ; but I tos at least. that the expedients Insolation! ars inost suitable for I h r prevent. and that we Amish' Owns a trial until the meeting of the next 1)Iet. " Although my coustittitional duties does not i:.iii.re that I should soloinst la your exissutuatiots •k. of this nature ; my seal, however. for every that coo cuittrilaute to your happiness and csperietice, hare encouraged me to du so. I •': , 11 etteein inplelf hippy should it receive ts.epprnbalu•u. If, 1111 ) our side your revo lution should go li,cond my wishes. I *hall him the Providence thirt iii this important 140- s;nesa shall have advantageously directed your llEwto.' I have always endeavoured to ileColll eeeee rtate hivatlf to Ilia public °wino' and the spirit of the 101 , 44 and lint to compromise the our our throttler. the voice of the country all private niter au doubtful pretensions should be gredler there tritints the snore worthy they are " 1 the Repiesentatives of a People, who have Lees in 11111 limes 11istili5irslwil by tin ir love or honour. sin! then suctift.!t‘ ho gtovral good." WINDSOP, UKC. 23. . - - —•- '• . - - ; iierllagirrerneintil ai 1,10: Castle t hi:ing the whble of this tray. In the enitr.4 iif die Mil r Hill Z : OP QUEEN visited lilt KlNti )4. h.n whiteofApart ment.. We• catmint but feel g.sisdied 11l . his hog. .that our inquiries respectiog ti I c : patient plait• eil the ;health of our venerable Monarch have beese flat tering iii the extretne ; sinl however telling the ,'lntecdote may be enticeiveil, is slit detail, wiliest we mow relate, yet there is a irecidiar pleasioire iii. : .!iiiii 4 : publicity to a circumstance that W4ll ielscve. doer : feelings of many who are deeply concerned in the afflictions of our Sovereign. A few days ag.i the KIRA/ expressed a wi-h to have a chair made of a peculiar sJiape. from an idea of feeling more easearlseii sitting. MC. BANT .INO, the upholsterer, was directed to male a tust4/1 agreeable to the infirm:linos nf. the Illonorch.. That model was produced and explained in his Mk.' JUTT, who gars. his appropial, otiiil . the clone. was /futile. Last week this,piecc.of furniture was pent, to Windsor. placed in his MAJxsvit's ap.srimeitts. and the Kota .expreased himself highly I ii.easeill with its construction, from the e.a.r and comfort he experienced. . • 1 have been told that the Kinn missed the ah. aence.pf his family, nasal every morning he wou:d make the. most WIZ . inquiries, repeatedly ex- Preuing his feats of their deal's. It was for this purpose of relieving Ins mind that the QUF.CN visited hint thiP morning,. It is said that the unex pected uppriaal of the Quxia's presence has hewn accompanied with snitch improveincit in tranquil.- , hiring the KING. . PARODY OV .111(111 LIFE. SPLENDID FE FE AT BALLV6ItO9GACH. (Frogs " The Bogus' Cousiterclal Chronicle") Ballygrooksagh House, the Imapitabis Mansion of Timidity o"Arlullaghati. E.g. was last Isult4srecril bt the most elegant 11.1.1V11 les, Ms the 114irtiv ietttrii of them elilost son r the North of r.iiripe, where he hud been locu;v:ito in the humble guise of rtaik to • whiter. The principal eistracc,• to the house was most handsomely ornamented for the riecit.iros ; on one side was area a heap or inaraire, shaped like an ancient tumuli's, and tasterolly decorate,' with hanging straws, &c.; out the other side emirate(' a stagnant pool, whose smooth surface war gristly moved by a duck and drake, who muddied ilsro , stb it with uncommon vivacity and spirit ; sit perso c. • live was seen a venerable turf-kishr aronml which a pair of true:sera being carelessly thrown, gcee a light and graceful finish to the vitio , c ct once. About two o'clock, the airproach 0' coltrlrt - 1 was proclaimed by t h e distribt clatter of abed. cars; this deep mottol, gling with the niter tones or cur dogs . barking, wlisinicri children ermrig, rkc. produced a full and - mellow volume of the ninst The first . arrival was that' or the Flo s;q inir. an 'eminent acs ous:he& ; she was suer followed by Ilse rest of expected' comeiry, who speetilly'repairert to a gland rustic irluuu t lhti wails of winch were painted r▪ Ilea drop. • ~ e a rich and finely-fl.svoursil beverage was rotund' iu uoble'siuirrleis th s, s , w h ic h the charming hosted', with bewitching simplicity, de nominated Gratis in noggins. Dinner was shortly afterwards served op; a phlegm was disprowd wigs, bust its place was must Ise st flue skate r cooked in the Tut lush fashion, wills all its tails ; title it was a quarter of delicate vial, which had breathed its lasi sigh after an existence of five hours. as a central was placed a mai , • bird, which, during a Isle of Moo years, hail iii creased to such a size as lu eltestr tlw :itlinsestioss ssf the whole company. There were twiny other rarities. such as are seldom to be met witli at the most sumptuous tables. After flintier, some orig,ittal sentisin-rits and well. aeteetetl songs were given, a few of which are tie following :- 3fr. Iligllnglissit--" A spetsly rise Is, the price of pigs." frong" overt that I put Ow l os s : under lite put ' .Ifr. iffLoughlis—•" A rerrry rows,' to the foot love." Sorg—. 6 the weary posed of iww." Mr. 011sitle—m The western's harrieletr3t Sung—t- A weaver buy my sitar." When the plrasureA of the festive board were concluded, toreparautrod were mask for dancing. The orchestra. w unique of the most simple beauty, wait an Invettril creel. on • liiclo a eusigle insissstel sat. the interest of whose appearance lu nch heightened by the. ludo of Isis left rye. .Mr. Patrick O'Mullaghasi, dislikilig ilia tong of the waltz, and the movies of • quadrille, opened the ball by deeming a jig; with Miss Jody they were SWIM followed by Master Charley *Dade, who limited into a reel with Mies Nancy.F.lroggius..... Daucti,g * kept up until a late hoer, mdsris the legaut revellers parted with mutual regret. We subjoin a desciiptsou of semi- of the most admired dre..es worn we the occasion. which. room their 'inciting costume, will doubtlessly Lc the stautlard fur fashionable limitation. LADIES PRlKaar.g. • , .11rt.tr .11ullankan—A 10.10, Innienvrti rolientlimy petticsrat to snatch, two.anit.ai% 1111111 y shavrt• tlnviwn with ift sorrel tie/term* over thy •Pnlitldler • ; trintiviltion and Pei.- VW. inisprsnlcsl SSSSS the right stile by is it lupe. Heatt.ilit•ps awl 41twit. rats. VW ti'Malloglenn--Itonod emit of gtriptil entirtkhnhit. sllert-ergehetriihrres l ea gobbk stick. bantli rUcs ur +lapeuny ..far Moinr!go Vglinetnir—A attperli old cotton, sly. it bine fir lbe bccasion. croultell bent irtish, awl ,Tk solid Wait, br.lkiw. I •••••• •• •• • ' llosraorr Ifre. Pinfpnel•--norly 1111 , 1 train of annfte-ittortgt stag, petticoat or .iccp Cfllll%ON ; the brilliancy of this Indy btaitital dm was iscrcinied ht a pair salary. tiellatalier twis, worn of the iwtticuat. Ilciul•diess. a MVO h. Ineble ant seine pima Ist 1111 l et. •. Miss 1119.1ixs—A light drapery of plain piing" lieges *err a'rprigsssi cotton gown, rrtlit•ost trarernlty eosin!** wish puce-coloured Hcael•tinits, farce orlreteets babblkarbb a ntistioet-uf.pserl button in (rout; black worsted stuckinza, a fa Caraboo. CIINTI.II7SIESOI DRE.SES. ://e. fr.Wandighdir—A wallicont or white driinet, sleep blue ifir>:prea•iblra--wig nainrwd•teol. Palrkk awl trowwrs of blue ( r ise—cravat, a blattaaJ *bilk .Vr. fintry—A bruwu jarket, baud •ly 'safetied at the 'Domes with grry siolcioril, chi quer This declining to wear •lows, gate a pecalrarly cool and easy fr►eoimu to ht• Mir figure. • A Syiuum; iVbt.rl. 1. A Lon,. BOXING. The amateurs of fi.ly ruff. had n day's phy 1111 a tomer. the Hale, 6.tor miles *lnou' 1 - I , uoloio. on Toil.liy 1.1.4, which ell. illrnd. ii by a on•aly we of x Vet oliousanola Tire %tali, was foeisorriitor Kaltman asi , le. 'The suns, j ac k th e nodeber, and Bard, of Dentboril, are .111 the w r 0 , 4 11 rale hat, stool the oalaoto.li were Cruldin9lon Jokes , roof Werth., for giur4e,and Iwo aut.litte4 fir the Rufeher. The battle lasted fool:veto ttt i l itooes sail Ibis ty five roods, loot it was fool ronly.tell in a manner iii which it had hero • . . solotirtioafe4. Rorke wails iekeol it 6to dun soloing:4o ; boot the Batt her led in the four first moods ao.ol had the bed of lotting. Ilia adv. nary (aught equal with both hands, but Ise a lust 011.11Kili to be a puolothione bitter. Thu Hutch. r full 4lff to the 6th ruoinol, in a nianner which war t o ut rociweleol, and be never afterward. cosiol.l tom'. The 01ot . ..setae which always !whined to joist', of bring a boil ad vrriity fin titer , wasiwre moots sl A oreinal and a sanely stand -lip 11;111 took place between Dist Corer, Dick and YAiI. clearl , }rash boar's of amity repair. It was a rtstfianing-likt Mit all through, and Dick *at severely Mt At the romnseileenietit. In the middle of 111 . tight, he hot sin eye nearly Museet, and betting was three to one 'mains' hiin He;ll4.wilier, mute two or three of his rialit-hanshall Mews chatter his adversary's j kW, mot sztist brought st to espial lighten:. He Maintained his hitting until 38 minutes hail elapsed, when Street give its. OF A PIGMY RACK OF NEN IN THE ISLAND _ Of ASCAI R. The Abbe Rockon„ in hi• justly celebrated l'oantre rt Mitdifftfttettr, pahlishiti about right yrars mace, assert*, that he was a remelrid among thio Lillipntiagrate of people some time. 1ie...., they colorrly confine themselves to the middle rezion of lb. 141antl. 1b: commie size of the omen, be tlYs, it three feet five, by exact memarement ; and that the Ladies are some h.chrs thwter They are poinesiied ofailich wit and intellect, and ire the Itoliltot and mod active warrior* oit the !Amid To accommodate This fa ry race of mortals, the Mitre told*, that the plimit and the vivetables, crowing On the mountains Otto/0111*d by these people, are mitisrally Dwarfs 11b1.1 ; but he ha*, iiiiareouutably, forq,i i t to mule, whether the moatitaiii. are Dwarfs also: therefore," says his Truss. War. " ye may siattsrally conclude, that thrtelsomitaitis are about the size of the artificial knolls tit our plrature gardeus." CY►.II3ION ELltC77thvs. The is , Oliog Madly chord yesterday in the seve ral contract Weithis • " chose InOfited kbus • are new Candiderni) ...• CIII 7 .AP Wr.Thigres 1.;it1ey.... 101 Mr. W. E. Smith $4 Mr. ft 41 1 1.011 .." '. 9l; 1( r . Ilresuke • %Ir. krkga• • •. ..... 91 Mr hymn *Mr. Fralitairl 94 Mr. Je55imm.......... Mr.smi l l•• ..r. • • .• • 91 •Mr. Jones • Mr. ('heregircieit MO. Perrell 91 . . . . This *gir d r e t urn Twelve,.-11ve pest 12 wpm elected. . - •.. • : EARKINGDON WITHOUT. •. • • mrl I iaberi lVaition.iio.: 544) • Mr. W. A. Beektrith.,,, 4144 I)rplitv Henisse . 515 . Mr. Witham Poutifet .. 411 W. .I Reeves,' Out. 516 'Mr. C. A garage .p,„.... •4111 Mr. Militias Vote • 507 i %Ir. T. Reerr......::, 411 31r. 'amiss Crook 5Ol 1 - 31r.lboa. Oak Spith .. 371 Hr .1414)111Villiams.. : 490. .1410, 41.11irau Paittets.... 319 Mr. ./olos III:Ickes Mr VVllli.lin ariffiLb • air. Alwaliiim Tiltlfik " This 11'4. d rourot Snitraialc re.,tiviked bat .Ihe two Lit. FIROAD:tirRF,EI I . LONIX4N-W41.1.. • Mr Cr. Lit l2l I Mr. l'oliter Mr. J up ! , Mr. IVakefirld .419 , Me Narrow* .,.. 11W Mr. Cowan ....... •• .. 119 salr. Nom .. ........ 00 ‘lr. gm il li .. ...... ...: 11, Rte...Clarß''. • • • '7O Mr. Di...hulas ..' .4.. lll7 . . • Tins Ward Myrna Teas ;::-. • 11 refereed het 411., (Look. CIIttI`PLEOATE WITMIN. . sir. dowe l s .... ........ • 114 Mil Wirer De:osity Valntice • 143 %. Hslibertou 192 Mr. Wisterhoase Mr. li•orl.lrr ' Mr. lied 'Ms Ward returns eiglit.—The eight uhl 51ensbers were elected: . CASTI.P. BAYNIiRD. . Mr Grit'bibs 122 I Ir. tt..x, Dril9l9 122 Mr. Eks rialtos • .„ 119 • Mr. 11'rlth Mr. Vere Mr. Wilms. • 1:1G M 4 Harc is** 134 Mr. Fenton Mr Treat-her Mr. Rl.uk 311.11iirldek ... 123 '1 has 11'artl rrtursis Tens,— Vert lost his elect*. 141%110 1 Mr. (:reenn0wv.......... 207 • Ur. 5.0r515.64 Sir W . Rawlins Mr. Vale .. Mr. flum , reil Mr. Davirs .......... 'NS' Mr. Haeffe II 2410 Mr brash This Wrind returns niurteeu. the 11:%i writs at hum& Mr Depot) Williams .. Mr. E. Haywood . . Ssc Tromso: H. a Mr. William P.m re... Mr. T. Hale This Ward rrturas "READ Mr. S. 'ragwort] Mr. Wcti.-Simerloy.... 57 Mr. %Wm !Hr. Timmins Mows Mr. IL iis Dilstsiss Air. luhi. Esimit Mr. 'V (Arum 52 kis I%arti rel urns write,— GATE. Mr J 'Akin* . 251 M • . flarvry Mr. 4,i.ver Mr. Vatcs • Mr. Prarsuis Ur. Day •Mr. Wvoltr •Mr .11'uukr lust his t lection • tflltlK. 11r.11' Russ RS VV. Italr R2 Mr. W. %Voodwahl 7R • Mr. G. Rho t t leworo 37 •ur.•r. N. Willimos 32 he two last lust their elerliwa Mr. Wen. Mallne Nit'. 'Mot V.l'rowan 4ll Mr. JOh6l Illarbinoure r. 7.. I nnei.m Mr Jan'," HMI' •Mr. :The Gr.t twelve were elected. Th.. intended Pantomime at Covent-gimlets kitql alma Iv beiwiitrol die.' ))))) ksrllers. Lot+ of edsti4,ll.4 of .` irsillirer's Tpirds" Imre alremly been dispoord of, and they ithelitly he; to think the Projectors of the flying Is/awl Are not merit •slly loptlVUlaUfa as the /minor intend, 41 to represent them l'uttet.TU•ill. iat4einous ineckwie in Linint go v Il.a invented a ewidatle, in which, by ettsl.ll)% tog ntagneti.not as the itniving Isotcer, lir- has re.tliNetll toe Itmi•trti discovery uI 1111011011 for, that the twitchine, without the application' of ally force thins the tong neon ii aria r. Nill utove flit 1011. lie 4 its aa4/crial• stub Idul. Its consirra tuai is very t.uuplr. A small *widest brans, with it iiicee or steel :it sloe rail, is 11111 in 1110 non by twi n 11113441ie10. the i)..e %ill al t un 'such above est taro- at' alrrl, Ilie aJier ll+ moot eielstw it. ,The opegisets are eliVerkt by %Ave' Omit are•,(Lpetted *l tem:l4-1y liy the beans tts , li, owl the ttnittpit 15 C. ell. atsaile:itrd by a et:sulk frual the isp;amitt enttuf the brat., 1.. a U) whets. These are the print:trod ports; but there are Willie little , itlitOrr runtnrstncr, which could not hr wall Itei.ltt,totni %%ghoul a day,gr.oi. Onr curreviiitinitent who gave us 004 itifarinattoll,, Sil)s that thie asudlyie has coial tttt td In 1110111/1111 for two twoistits rut walkout a liathoe. LAW IN I'ELLIGENCE. COUltr OF CHIANCF.IIY. WEDNislihir, I)ic. 94. • .= ••••• This living the Irst dor• of the...iitifign before the holidays, t h e Court was orciiistid until Imir o'clui. k 'not iiiii s, of no interest except to the parties cow:et-lied. si • COURT OF Ki NG'S BENCH, Gurt.nnAct, WeDtmon4v, DEC/1411MR 24. • IL,lure Lord Et ErN uonouGli,- and -C./norms Juries: covcaromc r. DURRELL This sretim was brorightloretsiver-u deposit of 116/. paid by the Phoritift for the (nttcha•e of an annuity granted by the Strand-Bridge C,tii:mor, to be secarred on the tol's•to be received frn n r the said Bridge. The grouird of action on., that :Ire grant of annuity did not iiii4wer tlto rie.eftptioll Of the particulars of B:sir—MP! tile ' Willa GO° tlici•iuu WAS, Whether, tinder the Ail of Incorporation, the grant in queetion was conformable to its provisions. annuity, it appeared, was to be granted without reference to any ilicumbratice which exist ' ed ors the tolls of the Bridge and bt• th:: Ae t the Comp:toy of Proprietors were empowered to rinse hall• a million sterlirw, either ht• way of mnrtt;a•„e or annuity. By the t:•trticulars s.rle the Plaio , tiff wa3 given to tooler.tnuil, that he would be paid out of the first tolls, oilliout reference to any pre vious inetunbrenee. Lord ELLE:COPt:OMM said, that, inasmuch as the AcVempowered the Company to raise money by mottgagt or annuity, which must tieressarily he paid out of the tolls, the Plaintiff had not that sort of security which he had a right to expect. If, however, the grant were conformable with the provisions of the statute (at point that could not well be decided at Nisi Prins), it would be a good grant, and the Pl:Motif must abide by his bargain: Mit; its lie Wes AM acquainted with till the facts, it did appear, orittlte first view of the subject, that lie ought to ri•cover hack Lis deposit. 1111 his Lord ship's opinion, the grata •was out conformable with the Act—hut, without enteting into a full discus sion of the-case, lie thought the Plaintiff ought to have a verdict, but with liberty to the Defeudnnt to bring the matter under the consideration of the Court thrive. The Jar)? secnrdingly retimied a verdict for the Plaintiff'--datnages 4114 30.1 161.1. n. LAUCIITON. •TO • selleio Wll4 brought to recover olottnngPs from the Orrettekilt, for 411 1141.a1l I I nn the Mannar. It appeared that the Deft-whim hail hid u dispute with a Mill of colour, reipeciina wage* claim' d by the latter, which hid become doe to .him While on bard a ship, mooed the 'ru„t I3otcliue, in the W. stlndiev—in,tl the iairtirs had met at a Prost in J)tictore - -C ttttt mons, for the irtorriOie„ Of adjust, ing the cling. At tiiii . useetilig the Plant, tr. who r a.rein•cortit e ci al a crimp, Hefei, nit the paw coloury Anit ailvocateit his ulnlVe• • 1 14{ 11 words arum 'betwrea.the IleCuirspi the further-Insinuating Oar the 1410 trati t t. tio tovindle the. 4#9t of his cud.-.l 1 9 • the berewlstit Opp/a% the Muhl- Vlf.on'flie cheek,' which cc; comtituttd the ti4ault• contoliii;seil of. • • • Tiun'e ficts were protect- 7 1ml the July returned a verdict for the Plaiiititt-r-ilainageii..itts. All the Common Join• ratifies ilitipoiied of, .11i. 1,4)1[161)1p iulanururd the till !lie 14th of Jimmy—and lie will procettl to take Abe remanent Special Juri. s. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, GUILDHALL, WEDNZSDAV, DECLMIILIt 24. Before Mr. Justice ABBOTT and a Special ✓uru. BELL AND CO C. JUTTING AND CO. Mr. Setjeint Coci.ET stated the Plaisstilis' vitae • in the following Hammer :—Messrs. Bell Nod Co. %%er r ow ne rs o f the sisip Lord Hood, mad iu the 111011th of September, 1815. they chattered her from London to Buenos Ayrer, wills a full freight, and to have another back togain. The charter party was tisade out by .4 Mr. Brown, and lie cosigned the agency of the ship cosicersia at Buenos Ayres to a Mr. Dlitota. Captain ii;1111111111, who was part owner awl ore-ter, gilded with her. On the arrival tlw ship at her 41e-filiation, he found that, con sistently with the 1444 interests of all the parties concerned, it would wit lie.advisable to ash here to the strict tenon, 4.f II e charter party for • voyage homeward, as ri...;rscrl upon, awl the Captious just Mr. Dixon signed t I the charter party, on the 25th of I).v:ruttier, 1415. A new engage ; meat was then nettle, its.sl• the ship took a freight for a Spanish house to Cadiz or Lisbon, and wits . wifoitottittely lost its the voyage. When the par tie4i were advised that u fresh charter party WWI made out fur thus c100... , ,e of voyage, Messrs. null and CoAestred Mr. 1:1..5w is to effect an insurance out the shop; Ire slid so, with Ilse Defendants. Messrs. .11 ttttt ig and NH/min/11, lost without saving he acted as an agent .for itetl and Co. Ile gave• Ilia principals (the Plaisinft-) what he sand wsa a copy of the policy of 111!•11rtmace 0,1.'140, Ind who It in reality was hut, selling forth his agency for them ; bust it vs.ts ultimately found .that he hart effected the insoraiscein lsu own. name, • Ile n 4. the. slier the loss of the ship, receiv.d. the. insurance frosts the Pefendititts tlln.Plalattlffr; on finding what WO task. si place. gale notice/4o the l)efentlatint nut to pay sissy hire to Mr. Brogto: iu defiance of which.indire ?hey afterWarols pond hits . 1,200/. the suen..now soti A ld t..lsr tesuvered-back• from them, as being paid. The Learned L s, . oerratit concluded by stain.g. that a lusruer drool .sad been 11.1 J al thus riewe, which ow!lig• to 'thowappearance of 11r. Brown. Ile %NS . sow 0,110 ht the Plaintiffs, in whom lie could have uo gic4t partiality, as lie w.i. its custody sit thirst suit for the ttttt nev lw recessed out hl thir traiwactiou, John llrown Vl.l. r.rllwi.• 11r. Serje-aat I:o etrii to Irlr irstimeny, of bring nu itatetrotett party .as tilt' Of the eirn,e. 51% Brown was exwmiteed by Mr. ,Serjeant BEST. Ile clewed MK I MI WS Nutty , Ir. tit Ilex ttlal 4 1 e• printed 1114 littessatissp us sous. 1 , , virbili 111,110.11 Nd IQ hnn frutu dilleseut isersues, but Rut fr ., ln thy Plata .„ . tiff., tit ,t on the re‘toit of the trial ttonht.filereetl sort of votiprunfv.e of the Plallititfe claim wool him. After some discns.ion on the interest which this witness 11:1(1 in the emisr, and his liabilitv for what ever the Plaintiff- failed tr, •erover in it—th, y ag:eut to release hint frum thia liability, and Ins evidence RAs received. - He sidmitted th.l he had effected the insurance in tlie usalitp-r owed, but defendrikik tin thr grnuted, of Ilia hoving u chino on the vetuel. .He had alvo paia the pi etriiilin till the invurature, which wad never refisotlert him by the Plaintiff., thoogli at oily tune, tin Intfiug ttuv *mu, they might have lied thetriginaj stamped policy to get at the in• sumer. -.Ttte.Plitintiffi then proceeded to 'hew their pro. perty in the.vessel, but a mistake stow in the copy of the eiSisr?yiutte in the registry—the mime t.f erirtrt in the ortgMal document. being aprl,i Chanuireg. in. the Reut•ttrY. .Soave others,pointa were -urged by Serjeant ar,wr, but the Court only held this.valitl. It w... soon after agreed that a Juror should be Wit lidrawil. The Court then adjourned until the 20th of January. POLICE. M..LNSION•tmu,r Yeager,lay a young man, mu to the proprietor of a ((lilt. 1(11011111 tavern to the•neigbhunrisood of the 'Chimer, was brought before the Loan MAYoR, charged with creating a riot and disturbance in his father's house, and with 'Doug threats of a shocking description towards his father and tannly, The father, as well as his agitation would permit him, entered *sown detail of the conduct of Ins Foul. The bitter, he said, had lletsfornaly been treated its the Icinikst 111:11111er. Whet) a buy, he was apprenticed at a great expense, nod as he grew up livery pains taken to rend( r I happy : but 11. c kindness which be experienced seemed to have au eft% et ty tally opposite to what might have been expericil. He left his apprenticeship and went to sea, but snout t et mord and mar tit d an amiable young woman, by whom lie had had chilihreu. A abort time since he went to his father's house, c luctcd himself in the must outrageous manner, and di mandril nun mi. An officer was sent fur and he wan cutifryeil to the Confider, but linving promised not to rein w such conduct he was set at llb l ty. On Mouday last be c o ne again, behaved in the same flotilla way, was again takan into custody, and upon the mine conditions as before again released. t)it Tor.olay afternoon, his father was astonished at string him cuter the house to a state of intoxiratsi.ll, wed C4lllllll.llCe his usu J cisurse of riot and disorder. lie shipped himself of his cluthcs, paraded about the room, soil mune that *vi lest money walk given him he would minder s u m' of loam (mr.ming the family). Au officer was c 111.4 to, but lie d. fig d Inf. authority, amid bream.. at length an desperate that the at iength of' six men was starcelyauffic cut to secure him. The young mai., Ito defence, plead, it 'lotus, awl said, Ora his wife was far advanced.iu pregnancy - , sod La•l loci a belltio lie trpou:... The LORD MAYOR rounmented Frverely 'Ton his con duct, isloclo, be said, nothit.g; could oreercil I t ttt to tie committed out!l he culld find 1,111 e:ms ru his future good tte!iuyiuur. • QVY/N- , QVART.. RECEIVING STOLEN PROI.?:RTY Rnhort 7"eiena ,en• brouTht up I. oil of r,e•iviike brovrts'preldiuT, Ili p.opery ul wilihr n %1 1, Bctlis! , .lie, well I.nn , %lnt theme to have 'been etol. n. Joseph'Gardiner, both-rid Mr: Mount, stated, that on the 6th July last, it brown gelding was madam from his Mis ter's stsble, iuppost al to be about foie f.'cluck tat the .. in ing:' As soon as Mr. :donut learned the gelding wategotte', witness sal, by ham, dispitOrlied inanicatiidaly to tow as, iu sem Clr Of hintq and, front information 1w horn thane taa't One remised to the inquiries be made oh the road, he traa eal the hors., to the Defendant's house iu Chelsea. i loner Isisbuvinces, and describing the tom., Prisoner answer ed he had b.ru dit a Kr Ming of one Weldr, which answered that description, a few-days before, and bad put it into the bands of one Phillips, iti selling- him. Pais:4ler went aa i::r witness in Phillips, who said be had sold the horse to 14. Shilstone,•ofßreotturil, for 14/. On the lith of July. wit ness went to Mr. Shilstuue's house, at Vet :afford, inform. al him the Isorse had been stolen, and demanded him as his master's p.operty, on;wbieli Mr. - 861,10ne • gave how The horse was pruslareed at the bark dour of the Cons t, sod identified by witness to be the gelding that was gluten B unt leis master's stable on the 6th July. Mr. HARMER attended as Salseitor for the Prisoner, and submitted to the Court that this evident.: did nut at :all prove any knowledge in the • Prisoner of the hots.- let issz stolen, and as such be hoped his chit would in• :admit seal t o b ai t, knowledge of the fact being what constatiatra the crime of a receiver. The Magistrate (P. ('ntrilunot2N, Esq.) paid, br bait already et/whined ireful, (from whom Pi joiner neknow leilged he bought the horse) to Reading mil fur siewlirc the horse. On his examination; Web.. bad confessed to stealing the gel4ing in question, stid eight otk rs, in all whirls crimes he detiared he was employed by the Prisoner and a Gipsy man, named Lee, will has absconded, to one or nib. r of which he took all the busses, awl they gave him just what they pleased fur each of them. The Prisoner on), cave buns 61 fur this horse, worth 451. He was, Ilia rerun., doubtful a* to admitting turn to bail Mr HARMER submitted that what Webb paid nn his eta. mutation was merely to make his own case es little as ptssible, but could nut he is ceiveil as evidence against the Prisoner, who was guilty of no more than a mulish ui muuf by his unadvised purchase. After some consideration, the Prisoner irn. Omitted to bail, himself in 1001. and two sufficient ,iiicties ' MARLISOROLGH-ITRFET. STRANGE OUTRAGE Yesterday Mr. H--, Mr. C. —a-, awl Mr. A---, gentle men of fortune, were eihaiged with no 'steam lin ry riot at Liniroce. hotel, to Cooduitastrect, llamas( room we, d assaultiog t he hostess. The gentleman oho maidatets the hotel on ,tl.. Litionea, ..tated, I kat yesterday morni to en thit.e soil fame o'clock, lie retired to rest, bawl. g the D. I, no. Hi., a ,,.1 another gentlemau in the eon, tr-1.,. 10. I , ; house.portria was.alisu left an.resdiness 141 pro, 111.• !•(.. 'the genteinen, and aliew them to Oleo wrap, evee aro t. meats as swot as they should desire. M a i m ., brat taut tuna retired to rest a lsit4we he hoard. a loud suttee on the stalls, and awl ll l 4 .9fteroliiis el voice said, ine,l know Haim to fillJ lust, t he .k .i tia l i k eic.the T t : au w r h . ° 4 e Yr i tu r es ty s' i s h' sr n ift td . w t i 3 u t i m te .. a l s ' s t e i s a e l ii , - • ill, g o t sip, 01111 asked their pleasing., but did, not opts. 11,u On. ut' thew Is your halation:l tteere?" she m oney' al 111 Ibie a mitiee. The woke Meets said, H—ti, it, that7a the may place fur loot," avd.lnarle tiro of a rely ,114141' expies‘sole: They them ' , airsick the duo, Stye-rat . 1 With n Witness does not•know whethit at 41aat time they had !oaken the dour, hat .I.e beard floe of them La, to another, ", 1(.11 into the room to her, tha _Marine tio-e words, witness and has wit- gut op. Thai party woad, acre mll itanakihr, mod at lest looke•in one of the palmists. Nituens , tiouugh the npretaire an Ike stoor..st , ir I air A. wit!' a poker in hie haw+ ; the rim he hots' by their tioria He called to them, wad said he would es!' in tin. h Ip. rf tile watt h, I! the Gentlemen prevented the aersibtata frout• wool( out for that porpoite; and iliLt_f)( Off Prillnilt re gnu a t large basin of aster, elude I.e tkoris, Win awl al,l, titer a ititess'is wife, wbo, In consequeur4, W. of into /I It lips.. 11, f' former illurs, sod was since Confined to br ta a i t . a ' talll state. ICsiglh siweeedid iu astalriti OIL' Else ; a atetimmi, who 1141.1. /1110111441 olio the tms, ; a , at an , Ir., ir approllels the Print oa es fled into a room, aline paced 1 the Led and oilier slumps ag.amat fit. doer, to ores-et any one from col. • ; het, ler the dirs.:too:a of Mr. Lint; silty, the provrisha, the door was trust open, and ON of- „', I e 4 V i iii 1 M