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Ist Court preferred survon wLO inspected it a't• t .1 was broarght .It. Denial Moore (the surgeon) clescrilied the contuoinn en the Wick and si•le of the bead, which 101 to an internal CM. r. natirn : there was •o (tincture of the Ault, but on the left litnit•pliere of lb. brain there .6 3. a quantity of cusgulated t sibith i•OlUfli (rum a r,llo:sre in the biai• Ile bad his du itit Oita arose bo:u tbt .:carnal iejary of the bead. ret its could not say nii.ther the rope in Court was strung • iteezh to produce tuft, can iojiary amputee of the Main, cern Cum agitation, which ilidarit! an unusual vir e tabu!' of blood in the head Wat.l.l cause • I upture of Ibr • motels. libe infernal injury iu this buy's hand nag wader the mark, ',lids certainly corresponded with such an i•prrasion as this rune might make by • forcible- blow. Juries Grithuoinuther surgrun, viva correaptiaduilt evi ilei-ce. tt. vertt witnettee Irv, the rrivert r an riteellynt t barmier tolng a humane and -k intl. h. artird an. Mr. illative Yntr manned up he ',ideate fir the Jury, •ee trimmed ** immediate .rnl.•rt of Nu/ Guilty. CONVICTION FOR FR iTRICIDE. ligra Peter was theta indicted toe the wilful stiiirdet of Jetta. his brother, by sinking him re f meted blows. nista be died, on the 14th of No %ember last. en honed tlw. ship Aurora, upon the P.iei see% within the joriwliction of the High Court Aelintrnlty. William Ili - niece, a youth, whit was s Cabin-boy on lioaril Vie tists.sut sloop A army, of a Inch the Prisoner was Miff er, at • (VII, that tau a Mond .y slight, lass Nin ribber, or blurt C h•vrt ruse, he could fetidly nano- the mouth, the sloop um at art, off thin* ors., and at Inglis, • bile witness was in heal ir. the raisin, he heard a person toughie ilown there. On I Oa we shout In ire ilia cause or Ilse 11.11 N, he saw it was John l'ati r, the detraied, who bad tumbled down, and James Prater (Primmer) wail over low wills the bellows, knocking I. ini ahaisi every where, giving hint seven or eight bard blows %hoot his legs, back, awl b. Uy John Pater, who was as chive rasa than the Prisoner, was C 3117111( out a My dear broker leave off;" but be did slot leave off. Witness beard ,deceased sly wishing else. The beating Nowt about son minutes. Prisoner was much in liquor al tbr time, anal NI was deceased. PIIIIOnIVIr pulled wissiess out of bid, and de sired bin. to get a boodle of straw ; he said he wanted it to nrike an slams, as romelsoily had brought a dead man on hoard. Jolla Pat. r ass not then dead, but lying on the cabin f sane nowilig. He lived about an hour afterwards, hat never uolse up ag tau. Pi Isom , • lieu lee found him dead, washed his head and face (which were bloody) wills liquor. Cross examined by Mr. ALL•V.—Prisoner was often mad truss sound. be scut to Hie head. One Kicbardoun, a Cu.. 1.40-buscoe sislir.r, had seized • smack of p. Wooer's, and I • l "'"rwrr • "111Y1116E ve•ocl come near be walk beside himself. N 1 bra hr walk beating his bsuilier he called mit that he was Itiebar.tsuis l'aisusorr was always kind both to wit. ,••• awl the deceased. 11, believed he woo quite 'wad at isms; fur 'wither sailor ran and hid himself, end oat us,' off ea the bust. let ars‘wer to questions fruit the COW'', She witeess said st P. emu. r was out often la liquor, but whew he was he r..i Wail. He had stem masks of cuts ow Prisoner's head; u lone lee received awns he did not kouw ; whew he was Leatine las brother, Prisoner exclaimed,'' I knee gel you how at sera, Hicharelsom, cud now I will bathe you." This ju.t brfure bad seised a smack of his for smog- Rho( Churchill Meadows said, that he was to board the Aurora a this affair Lapp. wd. %%illness and deceased bad gone ell h.•a,d a su.uggling vessel that inuruilog, and gel some I quo.. Whew limy returned on board, the Primmer and the late boy who was canonised, then wrest UN board the smug jr her. The toe Pair,. called witness up to Jitter,; be fined l'essomer ready druuk. After the slimier they re-commeared 'Linking, sail Pris n gut cross, ■nd stnpped to fight. %Vetoer. ram off f hint, and he followed, saying, " You ran the Custom-house, and I shall bloc for you." Witness I en from him into the bold, but Prisoner janiped down oiler him mad knocked kite about, saying he was tak. tog the •ides of the Custom house oBier►s. Some ether men came on hood shout this time, sad Pater and they wi cat ikons to the cabin to drink, at which they Coe. homed frees three o'clock in the *busman until about ti•,. or six o'clock. The mew thee renewed to their own nail. The Prisoner then began hie Iselin again, and made * greet andoe„ singing out fur hi* essensies—he was heaving the newt oboes and about. Witness thee saw deceased, John Pater, come owl of the cabiu; he was it. liquor as his broth-v. He shortly after beard deceased call out repeat edly, " Doses, my dear heather." Wetness was at this lime cabin, awl she noise was overheard just at the Malaise sheensal tell duels the eonspamen ladder neon the cabin, tie swat bleeding .rry nia• h in the face or head. James (the ri :oiler) followed Moro, took up the bellows, wills which hr Mat his Mother until the bellows was in pieces, wpm/ all she time, " You —, I'll be billed for pot., I'll be hung fur you "—" Dines, nay dear brother," the deneerd called out • good many times. Prisoner •'toward• looked under his bed, and gut out as iroa moll, one tied sharp, She oilier dal, about a yard ling with a womb u handle, suet holding it ii. both baud., brine to bat ►is biother all over his b.•dy with it emil he /necked lons senseless. Vilwn Prisoner found ►im in that state, he ley down alongside him on the cabin flour, with hie head 0p..,. his body. There was a good light in the titbits dosing •• this time. Wisterias sew what passed from his both in the after cable. When he saw them butts lyiug on the fluor, ►e ramie out to go on deck, which P.isone► seeing, he purserd 1.. m, Gad witness, to get out of his way, climbed up the rig. ging. Prieseuer then sung out foe his muskets and Weirder. basses, but ...stares remained where he was, and called out, " fames Patio., spare nee fur my wife and family." He rist.ed owl , " D—ii your eyes, Eli Lit hung fur you mid your wife and family." Witness shortly eller gut down and cue. reeled himself under the bowsprit, where he remained ready the jump overboard., if Primmer came near him. While this state, lee saw the little boy (the first witness) come up with the lambert., xll4 heard bum (Primmer) say," Where are the other fellows ?" The boy said they had gone all' with the bust. Ile then desired Mtn to bring up a bundle of Straw. The boy (who was his step-son) refused, saying there was nu straw. Prisuswr d--d him, and said if he went elven letassell sod gut the straw, Ise would put him in the c.idstie of it and Lehi it up. The buy seriug witness by the light of his lanteru, ran to bin for, preset-- 11. W. Milliner seeing this. ►sa •at mimeos, whe with d.faia.cliy esti icateil himself from Lint, though be swore Le roold ►e Mooted fur him. Pri*Wiire thee suit he would go to bed. As they followed biro he the cabin, beta+ his I,...tiscr lying on the floor. " Who's that?" said he. "That's you. bruthee, glom you hive murdered," replied tritons. lt‘ ~,,, *lieu knocked bins dew■ fur saying so. He then tal.e,t tor liquor, and, with witness's assistance, waned the wounds as his towhees bead. finding deceased remain in set:settle, Prisoner said, " lie is dead. Witness replied, " Ye►, you have June for bin" By Prisosies's desire, a bed am, made up fen deceased, ■cad he wee put into it. Um the murmur Prisoner came to witness and said, " I have ki.sed my Weather, and shakes hands with him," add tog,. if 1 could get him up brie I would take him in my ci rig, and we should both go overboard sad be happy loge. " Witness brought the irua maul to deck, it had blood a !!.1 ha ir on it, and said, " Here ill SAW you hate htlieri peer bruaer with ;" he iiistantly snatched it out of witueses Lela. sad flung it two board, saying it would sever kill auy Lily more. Cro•a ersessinest—lle had heard P►isomer was °flee out of his mud owing to a cat in his head. Witness aired u e.O offence whatever whew be was threateinug to iujuse him ; be sassed quite mad at the time, cud bad no shirt W. his back; *hi:niter found what be had dune to his brea ther, Le prayed be.i , le the body sod cried all night. The nest day be carried the body home. .4 rammer baud nothilig limn min at the time lie was beating his brother, respecting us. lit i t hardsoo.. I. answer or questions GOO the Court, witness said that these were nu hre.arisis oar boardolitne Primmer abstained so for at him is the rigging;, but what isiglained witness was the beetnient he sew the Priswier give Iris own heather it.. ttet cable. releaser 'retard a reseasahle, civil mils, serrps when be was in liquor. • Itemisers Desfurd stated,. that be had bees attar on hosed this eruct, wail was with her ee this Panday. He bad been es bowed bps pr three moths, sad the !leisure • Not time was master; hr was fansenilly in to ▪ ; ahrn 01,1 ..t it Shrill was 1111 teener man at yea; he Ithe a mad rib.* aller hr had hi• lipww, and on that Nuud4y he •buck crowns, who got away front boo in the boat. Mr. El'stead ati•l Ire was a burg nn, residing in Dom. 00 Toe..lay el/mentor, the 16. h hisivemlarr, he was rent for I.y the Mayor, who It - la ahle ~,,,, irr of Dower, 11. examure tht body of John Viler lie hound him on th► cabin flow, with a wound in hi% rorrheibll, about two ilirillera NM( Mill a quarter of nu Melt deep, which exposed the bone. To wisi da the upper part of the head there was curmisler ■ble contusion and fracture of the WPM. Such a fray• tore as occasioned death, and must have been indicted, cot from a fall, but by such an instrument as be bad beard described. uli Lein recalled, merely mid Ike man died aI r••. Iltr Pri...n.r, on Ir int called upon fur his arfewew, raid he I/ 3% quite. in.t iu.ible at the time, and kurw nothing of what hr dui. . _ Ile had no witnesses either as to hi s character, his health, ur hAbi rs, rxv•pt what f,ll from those already emostined Jw.tice PARR rusumetl up the evidetrce to the Jury, and observed that voluntary intoxication furnished no ex cuse or eve. palliating far crime; habitual intemperance often mule a man as completely deranged as if he were • general lunatic.. 11 was fur the Jury to consider whether the Pristontr vas in the latter w ill the foresee prediealwriss. Ile raw nothing in she evidence to justify an ..n that the Prisoner's state of wiled was generally that of a man ex posed to such an alwrratinit of impression,. The Jury witlisltrw at fore o'clock, and rebutted in little more thus half WI boor, with a veisliet of Guifiss The Prisoner heaved a sleep sigh, sos hthitur this verdict. Ou bring asked whether hr had ally thisal to say why sen tence of death should not be passed upon him, he made no reply. Sir W. SCOTT then proceeded in the most enrol manner to pronounce gnalll . llCr of death upon the unhappy Prisoner. He observed, that he had fallen the Orlin, of his own guilty passions, nod 111.1 his 4 rime was aggravated by the dreadful circumstance, that the individual whom he Mid so basely murdered was a brother, whotu by the ties of nature he ought to Ism protected hunt the violence of odors, rather than berried into eternity himself. There WWI now no hope fur him in this world; he had forfeited all claim to protection front that society whose lams be had so outraged, sod lie implores! him therefore to make Isis peace wish that God, against whose law be had equally uffeoth ed. Before the throne of God alone had he sow any hope of merry, and to it the Itarotd Judge implored he would address himself in repentance and humility. The law allow. ed him hut • few hours more to remain in this wools! The Learned 'edge then, in the most solemn manor', coticlnded, by pronouncing spun him the awful sentence of the law, which was, that he he executed on Mosiday rem. As execution), sit these Seo.i.nos are ortiereol to hike place in Execution Dock, Mid its the tide will mot m 05...., at 104 »voter mark WI Monday morning. the COURT ordered a respite in that case until Torstissy ittoroisig, and on that account •Itrue„ The...trials occupied the Court frotu nine o'clock in the monolog used 'oast six o'clock in the evening. LENT ASSIZ LS. CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES. Nerforh—Lord Chief/moire Abbott and Sir. Baron Graham, Midland—Lord Osier J Bemire Dallas and Sir Justice. Urri. How—Lord Chief Harms Richards aml Mr. Bamrs Gartvw. IVestern—Mr. Baron Wutml mad Mr. Jimmie.. liserromrh. Northrra —Mr. hole, Bayley and Mr. Justice Park. Orford—Mr. sod Mr. Jo...ice Richardson. Mr. Justice Batley moll Mr. Justice Park will proceed to the whok or the Northers, Colleilee, ns is ea the Um wort Circuit, fur the dispatch of both crustall sod civil basti ons. DARING STRICET ROHISERIES. On Wednesday catalog, about six o'clock, as Mr. W. Dories frown...ger, of Whiterhapel, was perwirg along Slick-lane, he wa• mom desperately attacked by • gang of four thieves, who knocked him down with a bludgeon, and r u bbed him of hi. gold watch soil appendages Mr. Davies has brew coisfinril I,t his tail a err nitre, front the blows he retrived.—The *woe 'velem& •Isosit right u`clork, a Kew Ilewran mimed Iluut, residing at Stratford, was also attacked in Petlieuat.lanr, supposed to be by the muse gang, who robbed him of 13i. prick. I-hook, eons g a Lill of examine for 1001. end • few memorandums—t ht Thursday slight • young gentle/rail, emend thug, residing in eishoprgate. streil, was walking wish a friend star Arildery•laall, whew • man who feigned to be drunk reeled agailial Me. Biel, and at the moment sisew a use. silver watch from his fob. He pursued the ,Main, but without effect. It is reported shut the Government of Gibraltar, vacut►t by the &Mill of the Duke or KIN?, is tube given to tl►e F.rl of CHATHAM, WIND 14 to perform the duty in p►rsoo. It apneas*, by lette►s from Antigua, received by the Camden packet. that in consequ►nce of the death or the lite Governor,Lirot.-General R•MI*T. wind; took tolsce no the 1•t 1 i'vrmiser, and of his successor. Lieut.-Colonel Muss. Commander...ins Chief, on the Ittlh !dem. that the government of that irlaod has devolved upon the lion. J. Iloas►• FORD. Itooortur.-0o Wednesday slight 'OMe thieves, by means of picklock keys, entered the premises of Mr. Boost), swatch-looker, Berets WI-street, and wale lets ►IIVtr sod three gold watt liee, with a iitionber of I holm., seals. ke3s, gold rings, a wring clock, soil s quantity of jewellery. Two c matins %err di-covered last week at Graves end, by the sinking of the earth. These excavations are most probAly ancient chrlk-pits of Romeo origin. On the south side of one of them are the ceramists of • flint arch. about Iwo feet wide. lead. tug tutu the other. Stincat %Li Occtritite•ce.—.Wilit f clings of deep COliet fig Or hive to ONHOUSICe • circtuustance that !unjust rrached us of a moat painful mature. A funeral rooming front the sham to • small island iu the great Lough above Killalor, the friend* mid re. lefties of the tivers,ed thought the ice sulicsontly strong to carry 11w corpse across. wilco it urrforts• ustely brmmke, arms: shucking to reline., he remains' of the deceased acre precipitated into the water. and a nuoibtr of people, who were cotiveyiog the corpse, fell so and perished. Time ousuber that suffered are differently stated; but es a circurnsterwr of thie hood is generally over•coloured by the frvitogs it exciter, we shall forbear meutiontog the uttsuber. until we tare briter ii.istriurel NO to WOesteut of the calamity.—( Limerick Paper.) PRICE OP STOCI Bank Stu..k.. 24t elli 3 per Ct. Krd 60i I 3 per Ct. Cott.. 60 67 34 per Cent 774 I 4 per Cents. N 64 07 nO I 5 per Ct. N. Ann.... lu3 I wit; Bank I. AIM. t 1.161 Imp. 3 prr Ct. An. 674 ... KS TecTESDAY. 11,4111• Stuck ...... 8081 Kundo..ll 11 pr. s u oth Sre Stock.. ()It.l New ditto It. Dills. Y .... 3 4 pr. Ditto Comnarrcial 7 die. Lottery Tickets 7131. if% Vaslk fee A. c. 681 671 POLICE. •=•11.....m. now rratei% RODRF.RIF.S AT THE ADMIRiLTi. ------ Tegferday asother 'zaniest hos took place of John Sosser ford, the soesseoger, sod l►'illias' Gika, the journeyman bookbinder, employ►d in the Ailosiroliy. A ~amber of tradesmen, particularly chersalsougere and bete& rs, attended, nod proved their having purchased log books, ■nd other official books, from the Prisoeter Gars, from his wife, Nod Mary Body, oho wan employed by Giles to sell the pape►, she being a servant lodging with Giles, la•ing out of place; the whole of the charges yesterday were against Giles, no fresh evideoce was priolaceil against Soinerforil. The robberies have besot to that great extent, that it is estimated nut less than a Ins weight of books soil papers, all official, have helm nudes from the Admiralty moil sold fur waste paper. Macerated purchaser of it has been Mr. Jul. Jessup, a cheese mieiggee, in Mnnnt.strexi, tumbeth, who has bought of Mrs. Giles arid Mary Doily; sometimes they came to his s►op separately, at othe► times together. (Jut of the witnesses said he had been in the habit of par. chasing Ohl manuscript books mud papers relative to ship. ping for I wo years, nod from that leucite of time he had so doubt of the 'rewind gives to him of its taring am office peripsisite of waste paper, or it woold have heels fsionsl out ru.iug .W11_1014; lime. The Magi Irate itiquired if there was any waste paper of airy slearriptinin allowed to airy ;wrensa as a perquisite ? Mr. Finlaison, the Keeper of the Records at the Admi ralty. from whose office all the hooka and papers which have heels stolen were taken, misted, that no old book• or üßicial papers, except such as backs of letters, &c. were allowed.— Ile also stated that the log-books were the most niseful ►e curds in list Alllolrlllly, as they were constantly referred to, and hr feared that Ilium which had heels stoleu or destroyed, would be of !serious Injury bush to officer, tool sailors who belonged to the ships of those books, as upon all applica• throe is conseigtviter of wounds for pensions, &c. the log books were referred to to I[lllTobllllllll the notoriety, of the statement. Ist consequenceof wine papers which were want ing being missed, it led to she discovery of the rubbery, and they were found among those in Mr. Jesisup's shop in 11outit street, Lambeth. He spoke highly of the conduct of the different tradesmen who had purchased the books and papery, coming to the Admiralty, and giving information of their having purchased such property, on their learn ing fist the Admiralty haul hero rubbed. Among the books and papers found in Mr. Jessop's shop, and sold to him by the Prisoner Giles'a wife and Mary Body, were sonic official books and papers of the greatest import anew, consisting of some letters and docomesits dewiest the administration of Earl St. Vincent, as First Lord of the Agmirapy, in 1301., when there were certain abuses diseovere•l to ex is: is the dock-yards, In which the correspond_ cure ulSe ially between the Lords of the Ansiralty, the Com missioner. of Plymussib, Portsmouth, and other Dock-ltardas the official letters which were read at the Board apps the hasiueas ; letters from Sir Evan Nepears, Sir Isaac Coffiu, Sir C. Saxton, Lord Gardiner, Ste. Mr. Fitslaison further stated, that the reason lie suspected the Prisoner Giles, stile br had discovered that the bulks and pipers had been steins, was, that the noon he work. in to bind books aajoisse his sake, to which he had access, and be was told that he was frequently tees to gas oat %nth parcels supposed to contain pa. per shavings, made in cutting paper to make it even, but he hail since ascertained that to be false, that he might nut be suspected of carrying out property, and that he only bad paper-ehaviage iu his parcels ; and to prove which he produced a boy, employed under Giles, who had exasaised one of the petrels, nod (wend that it seas osly paper•shavings on the ussisiile of the rads of the pastels which coutahmed the Looks arid papers; but the Magistrate did nut deem the buy's evidence essential, the purchase front the Prisoner beiag so completely peeved. The Magistrate inquired whom property the books and papers were wheels had bees stolen Mr. Faulaiaun replied, that he considered they were the property of the King, at leas., they belonged to the Kiag's ships. .11r. Finlaision was humid over to prosecute in the name of tbs King, and the situ/ears to give evidence. Sem% and Anise Farrell were charged with being coat room titterers of forged 1/. Bask of England soles, at shops in White Hari-rush Chanties-street, and St. Martin's-es:art. Mr. Lees, Inspector of Bank notes, proved the mites to be forgeries. The Primmer* were committed fur trial. George !lording was charged with robbing several eating -6111111.11 of varioris glass articles, spoons, Stc.; be succeeded in cars yiug cc bing off the tables ■1 Mr. Cortis's eating tonne, iu l'ortugat-strret, l.ivanlri s lun•lickts ; he won de. to-ctrd ■t one of the a-la-node beef-shopsiso Clare-conart, earyiosz off the table-cloths, tutubleys, Mc.—He was cunt nsitted. VfIICET. The Earl .1 Stickiaghanialire yesterday charged his rah t sad bulks., Jlllll6B Wright, with the fullowiag arts of bezzlernetil. The Noble Lord roodected his own case, sad stated the following charges gliiDeSS to Mr. Plaskett, of Bortiograw-street, for wise • 81. Ins. A.I. to Mr. Clievery, • cual-oserclaust, in Upper lanseaatreet ; al. 13.. 3d. to Mr. Buller, as irostwooger, in O•forriatreet ; 41. 14s. 8.1. to Mr. Coles, • baiter..., is Warman...4llml. Thaw ammo were charged by the Pi begun to the Noble Earl as paid, but the parties annulled is Coats, and swore that At, had sewer received them. The Nuble Lord 'aid, that the book woe i• that state that he could mg get at Hartland alba ershesaialweass. He had taker cams; he hail come forward with eassioderable rehte. ISIOCe t bat from the Priwroer's vaisetiadliet is Not euatiog forward to explaia, she. seat for, be should pursue hiss to his trial. The Prisuuer here loaded um • writtes character, gives hime by his waster. Lard Backiegbauseliire refused to Fire ►ias heck that letter, which wes - written before these Grads were discovered, mod since that be rural Nut in his conscience stager hits to ►are the letter back. Time Prisemer sae fully committed fur trial, sad the par ties bouml over to reeeeete. NAVAL IIVrRLLIGENCE. JAMILIIIIT 17% Arrived am Cossack, Elliott, (runs Pairs', and saikd for Stssitgate Creek; and the Dolphin, Element, from Messina. sailed the Lively, Norris, fur Lawton. •ALIIOVTR, JANUARY 2s. Arrived the American brig Unity, Thompson, front Sabi -MIK It GM Anaseerelma. lankY, ant bd Jere, and the Sailor Lieselii, hum Liebe*, laM (rum Scilly. .sawicv, JANUARY 27. Arrived the Dalrymple, Teed, (rum Putt Weights, having hers we Awe we the Imeg Sand. lIIPSYNOVTN, JANUARY 26. The Freweh achessare, Is Jerre Deism, Darisweh, f.uow &mega' fur Havre, was brought tutu this harbwar he a sink ing Niue, hasiag five fe.•t water ill her bold. Han cargo away has beta traashippeel issue lighters, but it is feared swell damaged. MULL, JANUARY 27. Arrived sail mikd Naas the River,lieloons, Roberts, from IL;regal sad the Cape; Dart, Corby's, from New Pro. vide*, • Diligence trampoit from Peartsmoutle; Jock Tar, illairieu:i, from howaica ; awl Forlitiole, Worts, (ruin Rio hack. Come doom from the River the Lind Tricaniumb, Dams, foe all. Theasaa'a; casieuril, Ray, fur Trinidad; Den. work Hill, Paha, for Peramaliam; Ajax, Clerk, for Maitre. sad Reagal; krawia, Gulliver, for the-Soutb Sear; Lavinia, Howell, fur Madeira; sail Mc Portsmouth trausporl fur JASUARY 26. The Slim, GUI, from Paraiba for Liverpool, gm We the Cross Roads last might, with hors of toddler, awrisar, rabic Twat. kr. sad very leaky. lawny aura ins Barham Sled. *half Bask mama* of Formby Chaaml, ea lialarday, AN soschsw, cable, kr. have heels seat to her, sad if the wea ther cimitiseis imisdrredwohr will lie got into harbour this aiglies tide. NIT GLASGOW , JANIPART lb. Melds.ss Cofswiklisllldsp,thwas Chariestuis ter Greys _ _ ark, is wising •p Clyde, pus us else Coeval Agee, b.. isms the 'mist of Tatars ass! Vim► and it is feared will Le a wild wreck. neINAPART AIRAIOI iIS OF THE HUNDRED MTS. We yesterday gave extracts fri4n this work, stating Bonaparte s opinion of the talents of the Generals by whom he was opposed and defeated, is. evinced in their coeiliscit on the memorable 18th of June, 1815, and throughout else short c.inpaign. O'er extract of to.day precedes that of yesterday. The d. tails of the grand engagement are familiar to err(' one ; yet it may be well believed flint 80. sinivisii-'s account of St materially differ* from that tel mews.: we. therefore, here present it without Girdles inemnble :- 1,4 Devisee.; the Hight the Emperor gave lei: tier °Men Illatth very fur the beetle of the neat day, although every thing in /Nerd him to belly. that it wool.' not take place. le font da). from the comnieseentest of hostilities, be land ►y the 14.0.1 skilful manmuirm surprised his enemies, gains el a aphis. di•l victory, and separated the English and Ps teatime armies. In cluing this, ►e hail done much for his glory, bat Not enough fur the security of hi. position. The delay of three holm, which the left wing of hie army had sustained in 'litterbug its operaieutes, had peeve rated him (nem mak lag the at ‘44 ► which he had issieneleent to leave made upon the Aoglo Dutch army, and which, if made, world at once have put an end to she whole camp sign. It was smelly preamble that the !take of K•rllington and Maraud Blocher a••nlel have availed them. at lees of that very night to mom the forest of Soigsier, anti to juin the. foie". before Wessels. After that joaction, which might have hero sea& by 'slue u'cluck is the worming, I be posi. lion of t he Fe reach army I/011141 hive beets rc naered very delicate. The two armies opposed to it would have bees strengthened by all the force wheels they hail in their rear. Six tlionessaid English politicos had been lauded at °Nerd fur some few days, and formica only part of the troops who were return ing from America. It would have been impossible fur the Frstsetsinisy to risk the danger of crussiog the forest of tioignes, i.e tenter to light on leaving its defiles (as boucke wills troops more than double their numbers. sod draws up in strong positiou; and, besides, is a few weeks, the limisiati. Austria.. Bavarian, Ike. armies would hate passed the Rhine to establish themselves upon the Marne. The tiflb corps, which was rated in Alsace as ■u army of observation, aid not consist of more than 20,000 me a. " At one o'clock in the morning, folly occupied by these important considerations, the Emperor left his teat us foot, attendedd artily by his Graud• Marshal ; his inteutien was to follow the 'weal of the English tinny, sod to endeavour to make a dash at it, notwithstanding the darkness of the night, as WWI as it should have commenced its isiarili. He travelled through the liue of main petrel". The fo- rest of Soigne* appeared like a grand cuellagratioe ; the horizon between that forest" Braine•la.Litud, the farms of IA Belle Alliaece and La Haye, chime with the fire of the bivouacs: the inost profound silence every where pre vailed. The Angle-Date's army was buried in deep sleep, oa cousequrace of the fatigues which it had soseleigose salt the precedieg day. Oa reaching the woods of Hougotninet he heard the sowed' of a cultism in march : it was them half. past two o'clock. At that hour decreer-guard was to runs- MIMIC! leaving Its position, if the enemy were to be on the retreat : the idea that they were so was, however, abort. The sounds ceased : the rain fell ism torrents. Differeut officers also had bee. seat net to rectossuoitre aid ether per golas on whom reliance could be placed, retuned at half-past three o'clock, sail confirmed the intelligence that the English mid Dutch were rut Reeking any movements. At four o'clock the paroles brought to hiss a peasant who had acted as guide to a brigade of English cavalry, which had takes up its peeilluds ora the ex. tame left of the village of ()hats. Two Belgian deserters, who had just quitted their regime's., informed him that their army was preparing fur battle, that so retrograde noovenerat had takes place that Belgium effaced up prayer, fur the soiree's of the Eloperver, and that its inhabitants equally de tested both the English and the Prussians. " The enemy's General could nut have taken any step more contrary to the juicers.* of his 'Renaud of his nation, to the general plan of the campaign, need eyrie to the rim plest rules of war, than that which he took when he deter. Mined to mouths in the parishes which he thee occupied. lie had behind him the Mlles of the forest of Soignee, so that, if he had hoer Wades, he would have found it isepoesible to retreat. The F r en c h tr o op" bivouacked in the amidst of the dirt; the Officer" deemed it impossible to give battle that day; the artillery and cavalry could not ma. eiseuvre ea the grimed ea account of its extreme wet. e tas and it was reckoned that twelve hours of hoe wide. Hoer would he waisted to wake it again dry. The day began to dawn; the Euipetur returned to his mealier*, extremely n joked Isy the peat blunder which this enemy's General had committed, but s xtremely chagrined that the bail weather prevented him from twain it to his own ad. varier.. But already the atmosphere was eleariag up aal five o'clock lie perceived Geese weak rays of that sae, a hien ought, before its setting, to have shone upon the deeirection of the English army. The oligarchy of &Hain would them have bete overthrown fur ever, seed Treace ovoid have reit. ed her head um that slay mare peal, more glaciers, and more powerful than ever. "The Amite- Dutch army was drawn op isi line of battle epee the high mail flume Charterui to Be tassels, ie trout of the forest of Soignee aced crowned a very noble platform. The right wing, consisting of the lint and emend English divisive% am. the divisioeserf Bienswick, cumena•ded by Generals Cook and Chalon, rested epee a revise ea the other "idea the road to N ler Ile, and occupied with a detach meat the eheiects erlianigessont as an "deuced post. The teistre,conopused of the third English, and the Int sad mecum' Belgian divisive, cornumeded by Generals Alien, Collate*, and Chasse, was in ash f Moat St. Jean : its left rested en the high road to Clearlaroi, sad occupied with one of its brigades the farm of La Hayes Seiete. The left wing, reasposed of the bth and 6th English, sad the 3J Bel gian divisive, rooentanded by Generals Fitton, Lambert, sad Perchaiseiter, had its rigs.s rested ten the high road to Clsarkrui, sad its left misted behead the village of La Hoye, which it occupied with a swag detachment. The re serve was at Moat St. Jean ' which is the twist of Mier. section of the high roads from Charleroi and Nivelle to Benmels. The cavalry, formed in three lines us the heights of Moat St. Jess, was draws up in the rear of the but of battle, the length of which was about 5,400 tosses. The frost of the away woes defended by the Patera) diffsewl ly of the grossed. The platform woe se its entire slightly concave, sad after a putty declivity ended M a revise of mule cuissiderahle depth. The 4th English division, contasaaded by Gee. Colvilleopeenpied as Hankers on the right the mouth of every delis (fear kr debauches) from Hal to Braise la Lend. A brigade of English cavalry vecimirel se dashers on the len the mouths uf all the defiles from the village of Obsin. The forces which the enemy displayed were comsat ml at diffeieut ~undress: but the °dicers must reeved Re the estimate sat slumbers, reckuteed them, with the Baskets, at 90,000 men, which leveed with our previous isfunnatum. The Freest. army re:Jenard of way 6O,Otet met; bet the vies tory dial suit appear on that acemiest to helms ref IMO. Them 60,01.10 user were good treetops; and in the earmy's army it w. 5 only the Euelish, a ear did Net amongst to 40,000 Rico at must, that could, hey any 101.11611, be moldered as such. " At 0 o'clock hie breakfast was served up Its the Eon. parer it the prewar, of weeny general officers. Ile said, • The eseney•is army is supernal to our emu alluvia by sane. fourth of eta numbers. We have mut lees 1161451 90 Chaser!. for, and scarcely lo against us:•—• Doubtless, said Mar shal Ney, who meted at the muusent, • if the Duke of Wellingtwe is simple enough to watt for your Majesty; but I rouse so Mimes you that his CUISIIIHRS are aterady IY Nell reheat, amd arc now disappearing 114 she furese•—e You have not sere rightly,* replied the Emperor to him; • the time for his leirestiiig has passed: if he were to attempt it, he would s epees bowed/ to certain Jnirrr lion : be has already throw. shadier, nod they have tweed tip is our koduisr.• At this sows emus sawn idartellesy, Irbil had beets gallopmeg over the firld,broagest isformatame that the artillery coseild vaaadeouvra, although with arose d.di.. culty, which stewed likely to undergo greet diminishes it the oeuvres cif an how. Immediately afterwards the Empe ror arm oat borerhark : he nide N Ihe torailleors peeled up. poetic hi La Hope Vallee. rmosoutiuml ahem the eseloy's line. sad commardtd Gemini Halm. as Mime I. whom he placed coaldroce, he approach it and s.e "Airtime any re, finable or iattesdanwate habeas raise& In • Owe doe that General returned, awl iiefewined law that he did ant peree3 e the marks of any fintilleadna. The F.aiperaw eelleetal tsr • quarter of an hear, sad thee dictated the seder .( battle, which was written out by haw Gement% arated on the The Aides-de.Cwasp castled it to the ddiereat divisional of the army, which were ow* soder ems and fell of impatience sad oftluer. The army thew niuved, sad canateliced eta march We elvers colones. To et mothered MA liK ETS. [Front the " Unarms New Pries Cierrest.l FRIDAY AFTRR"OOII. JANUARY 24. Covsts.—The Coffee market 'ensiles in a eery suet. flea ewe, sad it is reported, that several prre.ls are 0 ins fror siseney at a considerable rerboriksit : St. Diniju i , is stated In he wail at Item. mail a pier. I ullfering • shade that rate. The public sale of We.lnewl•y west a; irregular priers, several lute seat ly supporting the peeriu ss catenary, brit the greater pens", ti.us went is e a 3,. 1,1,, Yery neliwary Brasil sold •1 1114 0 I Al She India Ws. Mucha. very ordinary. Ins. ilk and 131181 Cbrrsbuu, yellow, 1311..• pale, 110 s. demand kw Mitsenvades has ciintinaM steady deriug She week; She purchasers are considerable the priers nosy be stated full, Is. per cwt. higher. There has brew • great inspruventest In the et pint f.s Reused goods ; the whole sale grocer. gad sleuth' esuo " rt e , base pereitssell freely. Sevresl deleriptiwts of gouda are berositint partiewlarly firer Limps. The d e mand fire Foreign SnAisia ruutintres very &sent. but the seines, has nut Ird to any ealelisire 'tannic-11*N us account of the very limited supply al market. COTTOX.--The Conn* market rout in nes iu as imartive stale. The purely:met since our last consist iit may-4,1.04 300 bap, did. a ltd. in bund; Hoards, lee hags, U.I. Hull, BRANDY, sod HOLLAND/ —The Itilus IR oriel ram. finales steady ; the holders are confident or olitaisirg high,, pi ices. TALLOW—There is still some dresamd fite Ferries Taller, but the request la sat or brisk as formerly, mod puritans may IN. made 4hl. a le. per errs. lower. The town market is to day quoted ttls.6d. which is the same as last teeth. CORN EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, lANIUAIIT IL NAIWIthAIAntIII.( the limit dreams.' for fine %%1..4 o r Wednesday, a tolerably bergs qn amity rerson,red over ter 0.1 morning's steatite -I, the sale of which was rattier lose ) at tee days priers. Fine Barley fully on ppurts 11111 peter.. Imr rte. inferior qualities are dull ert sale, bat rot rberprr. 1.1 I)a's. • Frame, and Rears, there is as alteration. i.mani ()GE 3 Cure Inspector's Roma, Tolusisoae../.4m.gv 27. Wheat, per load lt! ahelN —. Barley, per riettrier 311. -.I v. 3 , 11 —.4 Oats 44. —(1 lu 29.-4 Sews .. 30...41 to 44, -..• 1 Pease iv rwattßY, NERKs. Whim! Sts to SO. MI Oats Rye Barley ISe to 33i 04 Prase Bread le. told. to 1.. 71.1. pro Gslkoso. SMITHFIELD, FRIDAT, J This esertiisifea awake, was but thinly swpph..l with 16. ranee' kliegs of Caltk, whirls, owing air ..r the wrath. r, resale as lao week, la Vaal, awl Pork there is uw aliersiii.pa —The Haii.miihrt weedy at our la,. quatatiiir.s. Sarnia sail Clow., slaw imam. talus last week's priers. The Sollowiair is au accurate state_ maul of the ',tiers awl mew& P. 2 . To sink slot oral per stow of Mb. 0ref....45. 0.1. to to. e 4. ikii.l of Cattle t►ls day r-. 01.60140 .4s. 0.1 00 be. 44. Isoste Yeal....&s. 01. to es. &I elmity .... 3.r.1.0 Porir ...Au. 01 ... 0.. 6.1 Calves Emlb...os. Oa. to ih. 0.1. rice ..... 200 HAY-MARKET Hay." .... M. Os. 0.1. to IL 44.. 04. Myer lll. Os. OJ. hi 61. 108. 04. Ot►ao pureruArE AND LEADENHALI. mauhLr. (by IM Carcass.) Oast 3.5 8.1 to 4s 4.1 I Veal 44 8.1 to 6. 41 Matta•.. 3s 11.1 to 44 4.11 Port •1 so rls 0.1 PRICES OF DAY AND ATItAW OT. J 4111.1 1 .11. Wlll7lZrleArrt.. Hy 31 S. ml to a ISa Od Slay.. 3► 10. 0.1 to 41 es 0.1 Straw II Asti to II I& fltl Straw,. It Rs 4.1 I/I4s 04 Clover 0l ell Od id Ul Os OJ Clete? Al O*OJ lis 61 Os 04 PRICE OF 111 ■IW BAGS. I MPS, per Cot. 1 ssw eaciteree. Kent .... 31 $4 to 41 los SMIIIWIL .... 31 3t to 31 14.• F.s4ex .... 31 Oa so 41 Os IP 3/ 31—esse. if SA 10 It 61 • if Os tut/ ee. Kest ....3/ 3s to 41 Os Swan ..t/ lils I. 31 Ss 5amm....21 Itis to 31 14s Farnham, aecoad, 4/ lOs ti Foreign rocket PRICE OF CAN - From. Tallow aremliere HAL Pries of Caodies. per doom, lls 04--Moolds. lie 4J. 64. per Antes allowed for ready ow.orey: SH EF.P aKINs. fllsearli op, polled 4s Gil so 64 id Ditto, doom COAL MANKET. lsaesity 28. 18ips at Musket. ship 8.1.1. Prate. 44 Newcastle 371. 64. to 465. 04. COIRSE OF EXCOANGI Amsterdam ....C.F II 19 Ditto at sight II 16 Rotterdam' .... t C l2 0 Atatmerp l2 1 Hambergh U 3O 1 Allow ..... ...2i U 3O Paris 3 day's Diem l3 Ditto .........1 U l3 30 Beentestes .. 26 30 Fraukturt es the Maim, E. Vienna effective 4 31 le Troatie....do II Madrid ....effective 34 Cadiz effective 34 Bilbao 34 ritareekies Seville 34 Gibraltar legions 475 Geuua .. 445 Fnirisw, Janwinn IS. Venice Malta 4s Naples Palermo.... per us 116 Lisbon °pude 59 564 Bahia Dublin . ....... 1l Cork Agin or wok me Holland 11113.1.1011 Portugal 4.'441 in / •. 4. Coin, per IDX .3 17 Foreign Gold is. Bars .....3. 17 lot New Doubloons ..3 15 6 New Dollars ..... 11 5 1.) Silver in Bat* AO 5 3 HUM WATER TIM DAY AT LONDON •NIOI:E. Memos 43 Aar I. Evesiog Weber t. LONDON: Meese end Pubbibed ei tbe-011eet Ne awed ; tine Advertisememe ere eambreelb we* Lowe =ei meet be eghbeseed—Cl. YIIITN, Mo. I. r, J. warn, Me. 1111.111hee:1, Feb Debee BIRTHS. On the Nth ile.fsof, at Cleipairad, Serra Oak; the Lady at Captain Rerun. Royal IV.vy, of a slaughter. On ,be 11314 otomet, Ike Lady of Charles Walaseeky, Eot. of Westwood Huere, Lawraelstre, of a alasphter. DEATHS. ON the 19th hostage, at dloyisaU,Sir Anew IMwkiatosh of Markenniab, Rare. Wedoes.ley. the Seth imataat, at Reny 11111. Enfirl.l, iN her 13th yaw, Mary, Meta the late Naha Cryan, Cal. of LAedi.e. ~►