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of,je,ly. Mr. Ittitaialdt t. esptiiiii A!.. • mas a, Mr. sloterenU Bt,acoYaa. and th ooys Secretary, received him on his arrival Majesty looks extremely well. He j oi lark complexion, with a Roman rime, and ib essi 6re feet six inches in height. a giCr Or • MEMO FROM "WW O I DAVID OMANI 26. we are assured here. that the greatest (14.- 0a a d jealousy sub.iat between Mascrna, wd Ney ; and that the former threateoecl to d the tau latter to France. Mimeos iv mho och dis p leased with the Marquis - of Lorna. The each hare only 800 men at Alineida, anti not ore half that number in Zamora, and 2,000 at Villa Francs is nearly destroyed in conre ire ortile fire of our gun-boats, When the French r efterJav a Court of Directors was held at the Indtatlouse, when die undermentioned. Cap. we „ worn i n to the command of their respee olgpo, dx.--Captain Blcunao COLNITT, Cs,- Edes, ror Madras and Senora; sad Captain wont GAILLARD, Union, for St. Melees and i n g. 'fag Court adjourned at six o'clock till inorow. t ws .to.fidenfly reported Wit night, that Lori nisi hos bees taken ptisoner by a French ,tree, while cruising in hii yacht Of Cisdig; and L'rd Gorses GatiIiVILLAS was also on board tlt• time. Mr. MULLS, the Illemespe, it is sn;d. ot nine O'clock 14rt night, at the Dote of toilsome 's honse in Piccadilly; with a letter t h e Foreign Office, with this intelligence. in express a said to have reached town from Inhargh, which cominnilicistes the intelligence t a Decree would shortly be issued by BONA m, attaching the penalty of death to the act 'aiding a correspOudeuce with England, on any i,ject thatzvet. Tie Bitty. W I LI. A MI, and Willis.., EVANS. .tn Waterford for Lawton ; industry, Gomm). fr o m Wexford for London; end Sally, lIAVSS. at chit/mud' for Sunderland. were taken off ter the Bth tustant, and carried into Calais, by 0 t metieets. • • - • -- Ily letter. km Bourdeaux erefind that the Mar l'. Ma, slid several other aisips belonging_ tr. the lard Start, had entered that port arab Colonial who.. anti had discharge! their cargoes, oo pay .. . .. ;;tithe f tb rnt o; of duties italic), by tell e sth • u.i. iasstsa is an Italian by birth. At an rarly he enlnted KS a soldier iii the serviro of his trogn the King of SARI:MIL A. lie has never p,pt:;ar with the meu mud °Ricers under sa, so account of his severity and strict di,ci- Oir, and for never A:aril% hi. plunder, or suf mq any body but himself to plunder. where he stlathied. lie is now about . 50 years of age, haiddhag stature, and of a strong constitution; Olt character is unfreliogoietnittal, and covetous- Tr yr eoncererd to state that -mutiny of • tttaraung nature. and attended with the most resul►s, took place a ley, weeks since ‘ielev,.;,. The troops stationed there consist 3 'Jar:lnuit of the Royal African corps, a pwrat tompooked chiefly of convicts. Early in , , • le LS: 5 All! sy in ;Am* or a mutt 110611 dispobition r t.th-rvrri, but it ii:is furtunattly quelled with- Ijiy nuissurrs of severity. 19 September in. . - MOOD was received of a conrpirscv tor seizoiK fort, sad wrestiog the croaosead from the Of . • Lieet.-Col. ideswell. the comurawdant. an ae suit meritorious Offi , vr., forthwith an.embled curt-ma,rtsii nt the drum head, 011 the chief mei- es. when their guilt being fully entabliahed. Sts :e condemned to be shot immediately. and 24 le to be banished to the colony of Sierra Leone. !Amu exhortation from the Colonel. and ng h.ta invited publicly to recouut auy rap ed grievance,' of whirls they might have to coos 11 . there unhappy tell declared that they had luny thing to allege agatoat t heir Officers. but they did not lilt to be detained. in Africa ill rhves. They all, with *the *exception of one n. suffiTed t. c dreadful sentence • ID penitence Id pier. I%urwutb Corn Market on Saturday l ou t was more [. If el , Weil than it has been during the season. "tty:y of grain was plentiful, and the price of lit 6 " isafley a little lower: the farmer selling 44.. to 45 .. an d th e l atter f r om Ws. GI la aa4l pritue samples 20.. tiJ. per coomb ; beans .. to_.:.:-. ; oats 14s. to 15.,.—There wa, a large le bullocks. sheep, and hogs, oo the Castle. of Saturday list. Fat beef sold at from 9.. ti. per atone, atad.tat =tattoo at ad. to 81d. r Some lots of Scotch beast* were bought at to. to 68. Gd. per stone. Nlr. and Mrs. kraut% or Maidstone, were tern: 4 from London. on Thursday List, in their 1 '. 4 -40rae t.l4ise„ just. es they hsd reached the '"' l l , le — , tune, corner of Birch-U'ood, shout half Oar o'clock in the aftersoon, a lAau Caine out I e'7 ,- way on the left-hand aide of the reed from agaii, and without sating a ward. svist'ol the •h) the naiad. ;Ir. Amiss inimeintiely stood la tar chaise. and said he would not be robbed, 4ioan to flog the man with his chaise-whip. in WK ;f oinking bird let go his horar's head. upon irkil,e drew his right-haul from behind him, and 'Ol a honio-piatol. At that instant a coot .igs iglus (*hum Mr. ATKINs hail nut seen be ) I•' Hie his appearance, and going ruuud the ato Mr. ATKINS'S aide, demanded his nimey. A. findin g vsristionee useless. gave him foot not satisfied with that. the robber said hire mure—Mr. A. replied. yes, I have a little r ' • and gave him t o th e amount of toa. The ; "r all.rward s d eman d e d hi s wa t c h. which. ." ?io a lcantee•shell case . said he would be he wueld hart. it, and repeatedly questimed him 16 , h. , b.. g more money ; but ISIS Mr. A. *gator s mai he h e I em. lw was suffered to 1 proceed.-- . - itard the horse never spoke a word hat held the horse with his left hand. , 0 1 ‘' P'stet with his right ; the other s who took i rid, it was distress drove them to it.-- kb.? td . View attempted to rob Mt*. ATliinr cid th.y say any thing to tut. D*l Cs•t , --- A•;.. "7`,-,_ V') 0 ,6 :.- ...., - Gz, c rorrnr. LINE% OE TEL EMMET ♦ TAVOURITR OLD POINIKE DOQ . Farewell, poor To‘t I—pour humble Ft lend, farewell ! rfu fuieral obsequies, no passing knell Thy exit marks—vhut long as life remains, Whilst blood flows warmly in thy Master's veins, Whilst Menery lives, thy honesty, thy care, Shall have a niche, a grateful corner there. How oft iu Stabble.firlds, with etedfast eve, With stiff'ord nerves, with speckled tirr's nwly, With foot uplift, with half ereetrd ear, You've waro'd your Master of the Coy tv near ; Or staunchly pointed at the subtle Qv Alt., The NAPA'S snug form, the long.lemed luscious BAIL ! How oft, in cheerful gallops o'er the ground, With nose sagacions as the w:I ) For BIRDS dispers'd, the Ifedge•row host thou tr)'il, Search', the eat Copse, and every effort p1:.'41 To Sod thy Master ex.'s rise and game, A loaded pocket, sod a Sportsman's name But ! with unrelenting hand Has laid thee. tow, whom glory 'twos to stand. With growth uttconseerate is mint thy dust, Though ull thy ways wore good, thy actions just. Arhca, poor Tost !--31ay Reasou's suns be foam!, (These sole pouessurs of all hallooed ground; Whew the 13.1 Tromp shall summon them—as fors Front base ingratitude, and vice, as thee laesy Nov. 16, test). THEATIMS. toVUT-gAttiell• The interesting Pantnroiraical 1114Ikt of Pe roue was again pttrforined last night, with all the ockteatittous aid of music, scenery, dancing. &c. The principal scenes, which command such silliver,il admiration, err the vrorksisanship of 31r. GRI2CE, an Artist of the first celebrity for de sign and execution. , • Lictow. Last night, Mr. Kteigv'ii Opera of Estes Alarm; or, My toasia, w•s perforinel ; sod Mrs. Risme, for the first time. "mined the !met of lady Gayland. and Mrs. MOUNT its that of the lively Susan. These Ladies were is hoe vt.ice, sod did great justice to their parts. Mrs. BLAND. .14 Emily, warbled sweetly ; and Miss Duacae , the original Carouse Sedley, never appeared to tiinre adviintage, either as the captivating Caro lie,. or the dashing young officer.—Mr. Put- Litrs was in hue voice. and sang the fivnwrite song of " Saida 'Smile ea is Tear," accompanying himseif on the piano. with such taste and sweet ness as induced a most rapturous encore. Hr introduced the admired song of " William Tell," which was much applandetl.—Mr. Jouxeromes Limit. lit Larry, Mr. MATNIVVIN Clad, and Mr. Pc.; Gabriel, were powerful asststants to the piece, ...hush went off with uncommon The Farce of Ella Rosenberg tailored. Before it commenced. Mr. PRILIPP4 entreated the indul gence of the audience for Mrs. Bair. who had un dertakes the part of CAristime at • very short notice, in consequence of the indisposition of Mrs. Hoax. ARRIVALS AT Gurrav AND TSR WELLS. The Contitess of Clashrasill, Lord and Lady 1. O'Brien Lord IMoimojiis. Lady Hort, Hon. Mrs. and Mn. Mackey Has. Colonel %Vasil, Vice-Adis Sotheby, Nkbelts Mrs. Geseral Smith, C.ilouel, Mr.. and Mis‘ Westenr3 Colonel. Mrs. and Miss Boers, Colonel and Mrs. Knight Colonel sad Mrs. Philipps, Colons! and Mrs. Morgan, Major Nielson, Major Dawson, Major Moon, Captain are. Mrs. Dempirr, Captain Schreiber, Captain Haodlry, t•apt. Fare well, Captain Witham's ' Captain Staeford airfoil. Rev. Dr. Mm. and Miss Tripp, Rev. C. Tripp, Rev. William, Mrs. sad Miss Reeves, Res. Arthur and tiro Misses Reilly, Re,. R. Cat iv/right, Rev. ft. Asks, Dr. Mrs. sad the ~lisses Dr.ftspt, Mr. and the t• o Miss Brim's, Mr. Mrs. and Miss de Cardsonst Laws's, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Wilmot, Mr. Mrs. mid Miss Treirers, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Ponsonby Tottenham, Mr. and Mrs. Weld, Mr. and Mrs. Tighe, Mr. and Mrs. Schreiber, Mr. and Mrs. hadltir, Mrs. N Sadleir, Mr. and Mrs. Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Cummins, Mr. and Mrs Ashley, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Mr. awl Mrs. Deasy, Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, Mr. sad Miss Greenly, Mr. sad Mies Misekletos, la. Yesterday morning Princesses AUGUITA and So- Plitt took an airing on bareback, in Windsor Park, fur the Gnat time since the death of the Princes. AME LIA. They left theCaatle at 12 o'clock, and returntd at half-past one. accompanied by Lori WALSINM• MAU. Lady CIANLLY, tieurral 31ASNW.115.and Cu.. lone) TAYLOR.. Yesterday at not o'clock the Marquis WLI.LES• LEY and Earl Cayman arrived at Windsor Cattle, and remained there in the afternoon when our rac coon' left Wiatitor. The Countess Dowager of Sarrox entertaiued a select party of Nobility hitt eveaing. at her house in Curzon-street. May-fair. The Dachest of Goarioa intends. during this season, to give two Roots every week to the Fa shionable World. Earl Foavaseva is expected at his house in Grusvenor-equore in the coarse of 'stet week. from his seat in Devonshire. The Earl of Mauer was prevented from attend the House of Lords on Thursday lea. by indisposi tion. We are happy to sasolsoca 141 his Li.ord sisip is better. and to expected in town on the enth lust. from Knowsley, 11.ancrstoir, Mr. I'UNIONDT intends. after the next meeting of Parliament. to commesore his Political Dinners. Sir jaws and Lady Newvoirr are eupearad in town in the course of neat week:from Ir.:laud. It is usual, *hen we seek success is war. to have recourse to fasting and prayer; yet one i .iaws Mi sisters noritend that Menem A c on be conquered by starvation ! On Monday the Cambridge Subscri ' Con r certscf,innsetsced,under the direcliou of . M emm. There it to be one every week during t Term. Sivaffhant Coursing Me-tiog was Lat work more than usually well atteiule.l. and all the gime? I lodgings were full. Cowards of ion brace of grey hoots& were in the town. The assembly an Thurs. d ty evening was v. ry geutee'ly awl f a elnossably a y.. ti.tultJ.. ST. JAMES'S PALICA ----- .7 . • .!. Owing to the incessant fill 0 rain 1 , .3roatertt . ,4. the visitors to St. Jmrnes'a Palace were ttnt very nn- 1 memos. Those who did attend were pi:Altair I received by Lord Visconnt Wentworth, as 11:e Loyd I in Waiting ' ; the }lon. Col.'Ciptl, who cone into waiting yesterday as Groom of t6e Bedchamber; , and the Pages,. • • 4. • Tll.l following were smog the irnitaiters:— . 1 Cenerei Loft . M. as& Lady Aaa stai i kraf , I mount Sidnioulh ' Cooper ' • . Lally Wellington Nee nod Mho Cot Mis ' ' I/swerve St at chic nes; of Do- ICapholillliiiao • negal Ift al. Mierosi Lady Ana Ceelt Mr..butkele t t Mr. *mil :Wis. St:And . ..nth kr. G tVataosa: MIAs All,m Itrr V a aelps... Colonel Worttsra ..Ir. C. • Adam; Mr.. Strode Mr. De Creapieny hlajtat Strode Mr. L. Dundee Miss Stec, 1 Lewd Davao. Viscount IVentwortli Lient..Gratral Phipps HOC °arable Co!,.ne: Cava /.ady %Inlet ir. c F.arl of Malnieshury The Pialatmear Ambassador Duke of 4 netiasher.l I.llrd and Lady C. I.l,:istinck linnnuralate W. R. Spencer Mr, C. Y. Vrecletizk Alderman liiich Lady Watson .....• Lord Somerville Sir William Kay Lard Arden Sir Chirlrs Frit* t:art of Samlwiels Sir J. C. Hippy Recorder of London Malwar-Geueral Crania Mr. Broderick Sir Richard (Imo.* Lady Frances Harper Ci•p tans kkolett Mr. 31iller Cart of Lindsay Alderman Chi:taut:l%er Smith C.lll 0'4,11 Y. I.:misty Mr. C3ening .Dnchcri Dim avr of Man- Lund CMOs, Sumter . dies ter Sir .Clearits Flower Rev. ‘Virden Ruder R ir: or Wineliilsta Cowen Fiadtater Mr. Beat Secretary to the lle. li smi n aii Rank 4 ruglanet . Al it j. ‘1'..;4:1101.14 Mabon Blabs pel Saheb*, Li ct.-Clontl Morgan Reverend Mr. Mesta, Li..at.-Citoint Gaitskill Viscount tVenstwortla Miss Sharp Mr. Melbourne Grimpat Gornto • Lady R.lle Admiral Sir Rd.. Bid* L or d ~,,t L a dy ty. Bentinek Sir Wearies Brisbane Dowers Casinos of Lisa! Cape N. Boyne Sir John Bridger Dr. Matins .. Admiral Xplul . Mr. Berkeley Paint Major-CI unseal Bolton Lurd Fre.teriels Atutiack Mr. Grant Viscount Fitznithant Reverend Mr. Murray i.s Minister Mr. taker Capt 'Wright, it N. The Hess Viscount Jocelyn _ Col. sad Mr.. Stuart 3lis• IVoldcg rave Mr. Pouvoittry Lard and Lady Railstuck. Larl and Counter's of Mount linhop oY Dorkam r -irris Lurid C.atkeart Baron Perputirlat Sir Fr,elerirk Raker Mr Atort Captain Cm hrart • Doomter Gunnies of C L.:- Lieutenant 6.ntral IVetr.yae, alcaiteld The Army Ilediell Bowl Lady Nhay l'aiker Mr. 0 Markham Ltily 1.My.1. . Mra. mud Miss !Markham Alia. Sandford • Mr. It. Decal Major Artnctroug *Bishop of Ilauaor Mr. N. Sio-yil Captaiu H. Smart, It N. Mr. Mn. and Mks Gordon Liauteimitr•Coluud Dodd Coloueljaing ILA* Drake CWIIPIIIIIXAMIrrS of Contours Sir John Parting Duke of AlbuYtivripie Mr Ste..r.wt Curry, M.P. M r. T. Barton Sir C. Dillon Colonel Guru Langton Earl Pottier( Mr. 1). Pryre Mr. and Mre. J. Farrell Mr. Cambeibatela Admiral Guru Mr Booth . Dowager Country* Grey Alderman SchoitA Arebbieitop of York Rev. E G.iddstra Mrs. C. Beauclerk Sir S. Cottrell Mr. C. Lock (Mimic., of Liverpool Decline of Waster Sir W . watt Kr. Ori his Mm You** Colonel Dalrymple Sir O. Gordon Lore Heathfirld Lord and Lady Dungannon Lady Sullivan Lady Luca. Maims &idiom,' Mr. G IV, D, l ois ___. . ... ....—.... --........ Sir Lae II aid The Gorerimi u( Alderney Sir Ale:vio.l. r Johnson Lives •Cuiouel Murray Earl of Ashbontham Lieut.-General &maws This Ladies Arlibarnhana L a dy v t ,,,,,„ Couot Winona* The Marchioness of Stafford Admiral and Mad. Apodaca . Tier American Minister Mr. E. lii mole Lieut -General Rllli Mn Sea. Sir Drummond Snake ter Johnston ladyßinith Comte Dr Lisle Admiral Yuan; Constr. Dr Lyshartre Lord Rolle Mrs. John Entine Coast lk Countess De Front Mr. and Mrs. aciaaaa Captain 11 acdosoll Mr. Partrid4e Loup Mactionell Earl of Warwick Lady Lharyaupte Mr. Welaford Mir Dalrymple Colima' Homage Mrs. Anne Boscawea Eagle( euveutry Lady Heade Viacoaot Denims it Lady Do Crespieny Lord ti. Fiaterahi Sir Was. Milner Lord Henniker Major Minim Col. Frills Mr. E. Curry The Judge- AdvocatmGen. Morehimemi of Dowaalsire E ar l Strethawe Alfa. and Miss Townshend Major Stratton. Lient. Colonel Rainsfoid, lit Col. Greville Howard . Gouda Mrs. Greville Homo& Mr. and Mrs. Deal • Mr T. Nero:m.l Mr. Hales • Mr. Moravian Mr and Mrs Tarlionek , ... Archbishop of Cauterlscry Sir John ;wit Lady Nicholls MI& C. Manor , .......too Earl of Lauderdale Mem Maestro outs,. Mr Kidd • Mr. Masi/all Sir Henry Crewe Col. Gook, Lord DMus i Fitmervld Lady M. Cameron Col Lade, and Mita Glynis, Mies Cameros. • Mr. W. Adams Col.. Mansabey . Mr. Ley Lady Day Dowager Countess of West. Capt. Jima, Ist. Guards lumina' Mij.w Taunton Sir Charles Hamilton Lady Haradlos Dowarrr County+ of goislyn Lord sal Lady Ayfesloary Lady E awl H. Couriesay Mr. brims, Mrs. T mud Mist Courteaay Sir F (fouli Earl of Masco elle Sir E. Carruizton Sir Thomas Dyer Dr. Drunrisan, SI P. Mr. Doswell Admiral liir J Ords Rey Dr. Tyne Cape. E Scoliell. R. N. Rev. Mr. Wyam Sir F. Mulmeesta Lord Smeller S.s J. Copley Rey W. Limy Mr. Law Mor Sider, Sir T. Musgrave' Rev aj Alou.Sterkey Rev. J. H. Orel.* Lord scandal., The Dean of Roelvemer Ti. Cemmiesamera and Se- Dowager Duchess ot Lamle artier, of the Vietuallroy sir C. D'lrerturis ley. Ds.Cieeset .turs S (Nernst& SM. Moak Mr Hemanda Mr. Cheturflod Cold and Lady Puosuotry Mr. Gamow Chevalier ile (hawses Nev. Mr. don.lfaed Mahar. of Lumina Rey. Jolty Daal Itear•Atai , al I. us Irk Su Juba Sinelair Mrs and Mies "Victory Ipashmo of Clivoler Mr. W. Helium. M. P. Mr. Whitahod keens Capt. Chnstisa, K S. Rev. Mr. Carom* The Muter of the Eolts Rey. R Merimus End of Wally Mar-fierwral Campbell Sir J. Mitepliersosi Mrs IL Campbell ('apt. Macleod Limo .flulorwl Km Mr. sod Mrs. Croker L or d Wortehona Mr. Townie-nil Earl of Lhaart ,arly sad Mist newt Rail of Portrarne Mr Cavendish Mrs and Miss Eaadalpli Colons! Din: Lady Erica Colonel Jilt s o Colonel SI sided T 1.:.• Smalls !ha C InTany Mr. (:. A F Cochrane Coloml Braddyil Led PM,W6Ik Lod Kt tllLtt..i gills itabia. o . to. M.. livitiusara 'LAW INTELLIGENCiI, COURT or KING'S BUNCH, Nov. at. 1.1 tihas. THE BfriHOV 01 , DERRY. Mr. A/TOWNS y-t;ENER tt. moved. that the cone ditional nee for • enuring! ndorntntrim against Jenkius...-,e-ie Haynes. sad Lyech, tie printer and pro.trietoreistrlit.Cateerise Newspaper, which he bad obtained on the fast day of term, for it-libel on the Bishop of Derry; should be made absolute. , . Mr..1V.K171.1. shaved cause.—" As Coupsel for • the Deleedants, spout whores the rule for a erimi. nal information is now sought to be made absolute, I beg leave to draw sour l.sirdilsips attennen to the peculiar eireumstauces of the crew; The libel corn plifnied of aeginst the Rev. Prelate. whir:ll'4 4 s serted in 1/se Cashlirins Neespueer of the eth of Joule lest, ..Stirktilub' Thu the Bishop oh Urrry had been loosened in the Irish Qrsaireie, iii a Bank. rapt, and thut lie hod beau fur a long time Niece ',tulle la trade." Uu the part of these Defendants, theecope of the addrese which it will be my di4ty make on the present eceirsion s will hive k two fold operation—the tint, to show that Mr. sfetiltitel is not a person whom the Omit can look at as OA* sitting down for. the purpose of calutunietiou; but as having been ioadvertently•deawn into the puhli. cation' of the libel complained or— the SVCOfI4 to *upped terthe merciftit feeling* of the Bete rend. Prelates—feelings which he is known so eMe nently. to problem', earl which ere au honour to hie profeseion—alies her he will press thin pros,. - cution any further ? The eititimeterreep under I which Mr. Jeukiiiii, who was the setidg tnenitger end printer of the toupee, was led to give publtea tiun to the libel (wince I state from an affidavit of - great lettetti 'wide by that Glentlemesi) ere as fol. • low :—Unfortrieately fur btm, n Member of the House of Commons, who was in the habit, from time to time. id fornialtine hint with artiries for his paper, transmitted to him. un the Silt of June, a string of paragraphs, arnong which was that re fleeting on the Bishop of Derry. Mr. Jenkins. • relyieg on thins stethenticity, in eonetemence of the respectable source from whence they were derived, published them on the lollowrog day. Re lifter wards learned. for the first time, through the once ilium of the Chester •end Bath Opera, that the peragraph which he had thositeeeuttously inserted was utterly destitute of foundation. He then did what it certainly was his duty to do—in hie very ucia paper he published a complete refutation of the calumny, to which was subjoined an animated and juetly•deeerved eulogy on the tedendid taletits • end refitted .virtues of the Reverend Pselete.— In this atn.iaiit he positively swore, Viet. at • the time al his thus eudeevuuring N real.e atonement tot the error he had committed, he wise Wit aware thatiury presecntio it was pending. The ow tredictory article was voluntarily published on the 13th of July. rod was evideiely dictated bye fee- 4 rent desire to correct the usierepecsentatioo which had gone forth. but Mr. Jenkins slid not step here: oil the e.2(1. of September it came to his ktiuwledge, that an address bad been presented to the Bishop of Derry. from the inhabitants of use of the counties of his .diocese, expressing their ad toirrtiou of Ills virtues. and their affection fJr Ain person. Thu. address Mr. Jteuktiis icumudoetely procured.. end inserted in his iniver. On the • twenty-first of October he received o letter from Mr. Chainhers, a respectable solicitor in Dublin. in which he stated that he wee the. Boehm) of Derry's solicitor, and pointed out to him the gross unproptiety of the paragraph he had it - serted in hi* piper. lie mit-teed inlet monerhate'y to go to Loi.dose and thee* himself en the hi h je of Deny 's clemency, as the best mode of evening the ituptutdeie evil: or. at all events., to *rite ifs Condo... Mr. Jenkins itumerhetely did wrote„ sea he followed that up. by hastening to die Marra; polis. He recollented, that, in Ins anxiety, he bed foreotteu to toeutiou is bin letter the name ser the 111einiter from whom lie had received the 41.JISOWOISII parateir4ph, and ou his arrival in town he made the rirees,ary disclosure. Hoeing thus complied wish what the Attorney directed him to do, he felt him self entitled to. the clemency of the Rev. Prelate. Ile. however. insinethately afterwards went to Bris tol, where the Getillettein why had tumid:KA the paragraph then recited, and procured. ureter his hand, an at:kneels-element that he was the author of the article. which. 1 I chew. le now in the hands et the Attortieyd.ieneral. This, my Lords, is the nno;e 4 . beget end front of hie offeeding." Lore. Etaasitiotouou—" At the libel bee been traced to no author. it is for the consideration of Mr. Auerruee-General. whet:webs will proceed far tiler egainst the prevent Defendants." Mr. Arrentiee-fasetteat.- 41 Yon will permit my LQ/11 n to say a few word. on that 'object .1 preseutjy. If these 'lenders were not propagated, they would cease to be mischievous." Mr. JEt:tLL was proceeditryeeehen Lord ELLANIIOII4Unn nbertved-5... I wish it to be perfectly orderitood, that the Court do not cotes eider at right to eitanall the propagator of a libel; because heel not lbe- invader. Assuredly if there were not pareose reedy to give publicity to slander, it would not be eifectivel` Mr. Arreeneeetieeenae—" The eircunia!aricest stated by my Learued Priest!, will no doubt, in dear proper time and place, be'att:eded edit their dee effect: hlr.,Jeneet-e-fi My Learned Friend has safd w thee, on its prop-r rime and piece, mm' statement will have its due ellien: I eon I. do not dearly understand him." Mr. Atensert-Cititase-- 1, I will, then. fully explain my meaning--get the Defendant peenit this rule to be made absolute, without oppositiou, mid buffer jedgereot to go by default—end let bi afterwards give toe such ieforettatioit se may enable see to proceed against the edgiest calutnuratore•-I will ilw n excreter on, discretion in doing that Which will satisfy the justice of the case." LL--e.“ 1 ant bossed to advert to the skeet ten of the ether two Defendeste o klas u s end Lynch: these two Gendernee newertook auy.ac „ titre-pert in the publication of (:surilerien. Smell it was hii:.74llots wasesbe active agent: said Muesli. Heydret.ankt Lynda bait merely elven hies peeorlaweyesesisennee." Mr. Artoankr-UINEILIL-0. 1 must here mkk e • an obstruction, we theme is sousetimessur..ch:...-vous