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LAW INTELLIGENCE. 110ERT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov Sitting's at Nisi Prius befog Lord E LLE soatillGH. COLUMN V. PRVISON. This was au action brungist by the Plaintiff, a ouug lady, the daughter of a Baronet, residing Putney, to recover darnegesfroin the Defend ant, a hooter, residing ■t No. 4. Piccadilly, for false imprisonment. It appeared that the Plaintiff. aceompanied by , brother, a boy of fourteen years of age, called the Defendant's shop the letter runt of June, about ten o'clock at night, and purchased stock ings to the amount of ell. ; she gave him a 101. lank of England Note : he seeming to doubt the geuuiuruess of it, the Plaintiff told him, if he had any doubt VW would leave the entcing+, +d call the beginning of the following week pay for them. Ile said, what made itu anspimuns of the note was, that is the Awe weik he had taken two forged owe-pound notes; bu•, front her appearance, he could not sup pose that sloe would knowingly give hiss' • forrd *tie ; cud requested that she would put her ns.ur and address on the back of it. is Rich she inaloerli tardy complied with, and hr gave her the chillier. She and her brother then left the shop, end when they got to the end Of linightstdidge, she became 'lightened at the lateness of the nn;/ht. and knccke•l t • perfumer's door. to try if rise could g.dt any person to eee her home. but she could not make the inliebiteuts beer her..S.is thew thought of re•ernmg to Loudon, and wathrd 100 yards ha k with that tuteist, wm l og.tirs euatigol her numb. At this tuoitient she was addressed by the Defendant. who insisted she should return aith him, and put nut his arm to prevent her passing. She saw two men at a distance, she nut to them, and asked them if they kite's where * Constable tired. and if they did not, begged they would protect her from the D..felitloot, who fol lowed her ; and wh,:n he cern.- Ito to the two me t h he put his hand upon her shoulder, and asked them if they could 'aorta bun where he cool I find s Constable or a Nlsgi,trate. They anwereil us this negative, bet walked on with the Plaintiff, until they eame to Little Chelsea, when they knocked it the door of Mr. Redhead, a baker. 'lite dour was opened, and they *tut into the shop, fol lowed by the Defendant, who shut the door : he put his back against it, and said the Planta should not leave the house, twill she was in custody of a Coustable, for she was Os+ passer of forged Note.. She told him she was not, she was the daughter of o Borooi4 : he hoar., er into ridicule. and would unt allow her to go at for three-quarters of an hour, mud !t , lr. R.rthea I interfered, and Pl* her home. Irhe De rn lint followed her, talkieg the whole way, saying, Chit he knew Lord E'leitliorou:zh, and he would have her tried before hint. 1% . Iwo she +mired at her father's house. it was a quarter past awe o'clock, an d the fain•ly were all in 4 ante Or /1411. Oa the Monit., following. the Plaintl received a nr.te from the nefeertant, Buying, that the Nar kid been paid. *idiot': making any apology for his conduit. The Jury gore n verdict, for tile Plaintiff. da mages, 601. aud fatty blaillinso coat. • ' - - ncerrosett 30. There were severel uffilefenoled causes bird, of no intrl-st except to the reifies. Tite Court rose at 12 &clot It. COURT OF CO3ZMON PLF.AR, Nov.so. II tSI PT/1N V. 00IMEV. - - Thie was an action on a hill of exchange for 3(101. brought by the indurste against the eceepior. It appeared list a person of the mane of Dine had drawn the bill. which was accepted by for Defendant, and discounted by the Plaintiff. as a matter trf accommodation to Gavel an nine. A man of the union of Hayes proved the hand-writ. log of the parties. The defence set up wag, Ist. That the bill had been paid; and 2. 11 Y. That it wag connected...oi in timitcut tramseetoos, which of enuree cl tinssittecl it. lis import of this stateniettt, Mr. Julie II or, a certilic net! bankrupt, wee called. He de posed, that the Intl had been di le :minted fur the janit accninmodation of Gorey end himself. —lie paid the hill, which became doe no the 311th. of April MS, a few days after, inmely. an the Uth of May.—Mr. Gentry 1 Aral 15411. his that of the money. to discharge the bill, • hien he h toiled over to witness, who psi I it hiniself on the 5 . 1 i of May to Hampton. milting YllO his own moiety. Ile did not get the bill, thiv. Involuted, from Mr. Hampton. He had called simiy times for it, lest Mr. Hampton eleruya hit I MIMI mutt fee not ileliveriug it up. With respect to the ether of usury. he stated. that when he esker bills testis Plsintill to &vomit, he slat's uhargrtl the regular S percent. 14 bleb appeared ott the fseeof the trees iction--litit Mr. Hampton p6t, kept a • ammo. is which he charged him 11 pr.. cent, for two inanths—isiking, with the tegu:er 5 per cent. a tuts of 14 per cent. The I I per cent. was thos paid-twelieo it insiouitted to the sum of IA or 301. Hampton gave the witness a check so his (Hemp. ton's) banker to that amount, When witness receiv ed tins monry.her turned it to Ham ! toil; alio,how everollebited biro in hi. accemist foe that sum, as money had end received. By this MOM the 11*IIN lions transaction did not appear. Oa his cross...examination by Mr. Heijeant BE*T. he admitted, that when befttre Loru Mayor. he had nut Waled that that particsilsr hill hail keen paid. A paper was also produced end read in eri dente, clite4 in I)ecember 1808, by which the witneis (Rine) agreed to permit Mr. Hampton to ratite in his hands a autelier of bills of exchange wormy - m. 4 in an annesed schedule. as a security for a snow of money due by Hone to Hampton. Among the I.llle so 'petaled was Use identical bill its twitting?, which had been Email to have berm paid in the May preceding. nail which Hine also deposed lie had ftequently de,usmlrvl limo the Platiitilf. To account for this s:roo z e rouir.Etic. lion, the wits"' ohaervesl, that hortog netts is far seine money in December £BO3, be called nn Umpteen. who got him to sign thee isistrimerid, viithout his ever knowing what it contented. A letter. written by Mr. Moe. dated March 9, 1011% which recoguisid the present bill. wee 0. 8 ree d, Lord Chlef Justice MAN:MELD rogge.ted the propriety et, alerting tits aunt by iloick okeseA.l BAutploss, noir, and Gorey, might be ; putoe their eat's,. Chit, however. wee not acceded to, and . the case west to the Jury. who volumed a verdict' for the Plvinuff—Dvmeges 3301.—Corts 40% Three other acit.):l*were tried ; they were unde fended, end porse.s.Nl no in teregr. In.! Sitting+ at G.1'1,111.11 were thou adjourmot to 3:dimity the Sits of December. Nov. n. On the evening of the 13 It, the Right llon. Sir John Newport sailed front Che r i( P o int, i o the Santee/ pseket, forlford. on his way to London, for the purpose of renewin4 those P.irliamentary duties to whose discharge. hr I/,111 already acquired that reputation whoth rusks him with the meat :tbk nod virtneua Patriots of tlis or any tither age.— Early on the ensuing day the wind beeline :O verse; and on the morning of the 14th commenced that storm whore disastrous COlllieqUtlieell 011 our coast were detailed in our two last pubiications, and which is represented by those who unhappily had to contend. with it, but who anreived ib tury, se almost unprecedented to its violence rind terror. It was fr the first aertoosly apprehended visit t:ie Pack,t had encountered those dangers to which PO many other tweets had f.lleit a uterine', and that it had shnitd their melancholy fate. No *cc t was received from the opposite shore till the And that only served to augment tt.r alarm, a it was aseertained by it that the Samuel had not reached Milford on the lith. This intelligence. combined with the calaruitoas news which pour.. ed 111 from every quarter, !filed the minds of the Ilarnoet's Jelaiiviii and friends with the nue% 'maul 604 for hi. safety. Nor were throe fears coilfin,rl in those whose intimacy with him in domestic life has taught them to estimate the, Petit,' of his eft:omens, the value of his conversa tion, and rie integrity of his cowbird ; a general elootst pervaded the cad au4 its neighbourhood, and every iiiiii 'tent that paused was piodactive of inflames which marked the tutivereel anxiety more strootly than %%arils cnn deseville. Thee. (pine. its r.! mingled w.th a eetuibility, which &s -played. in all their enemy, raiment and lute for i., e inao. with 3 concern for the local and iv-J. 'weal urterests of the Empire, which manife.ted the slel,eattatettna of his taiportanee to Ilse common weliSte. The period was one of aft cting OM pall.; but it alas brought with it its gratitiea tura. The feeling repressed by the public was the limier end spinitanetast %fatale of their gratitude to a 'mint who has liven tried and found Guilt - lull is . their cause sal,ile that trihnte will, if it lie possible, hi,4hsoi MOM firmly to their i n iete s te, stud mike an impression on his heart which no lapse of time will be able to obliterate. Th . m i gs emdianv,l in t'-is situation till yesterday ; end we bogie lie saiisfalion in being iu.trumental to the ennyleie reams' of every slo.ilituud apprehension. After being at •ea fru* the ev.aing of the Mil tilt that r.f the Is h. and struggling with 'the storm (sat fifteen flour , of .Is 4 limp, the Sirittati *t tengih I.: iir berl r. giv iAr t in *.are:y ; sn I yeine..lay nroraiwg tette:* were reC..iVrfl iroai Sir J. Newport. in whi la ' lie sp-alts in the sarie,t ier:m of approbation 01 tile tile .rt.l e til management of Mr. I)everrais and the , wisely crew, throu4s ,whoirr exervuus, Weise!! by p-..tetaiiig Provi;lesice. the rar.el end all •as mwsrfl were preserved even when hope itself had ee a r!v estpire4. Although we h av e chiefly !s p o k en .I.6lmNeoport, we are yet fir fro , n tieing in venial'''. its sly feel, ills of the IZelai Ares and Friends of these who were with ha,n exposed to tae •:.me irnninerit aw riAs i ond we s iicereiy voin,tratulaie their deliverance from all ahrin and anxiety. Th.• Seen-1 rournetl yesterday iaortang to Ciirek ponit.--w( Water/red .ller , or. "KAMA T. • k 101 SONG, :1 • r aju "eatre,ero Mattilt YOKO'S UtS," Situ /11.- .a ST JACOIII. ' ...... (Air," Bari !le, ba.ek ye ") • T soul Till Pei„lien are the violets fled, at P IDE, T k,,,, brilliant gems, so gaily blo w iolfs / ant, ~,,tl/, l path pr ofusely spread, 1 false riva .1, I I r a mi g s bee wield beauties glowisg? It 1 %44 her _rod yn, ti t , kW could the spriag time lest ? llph run hope to Gad her sweets semalatag! at ti Ins 0,1101t4 • 'ii shorTiled day is poet , *be Vol. tar wible li v ery alone that day iretestolog. Ban :II!!! . . (g, f ay, ',bete are the vales Sown, gen flit'. Dist wide astir (retreat saints werethrowing ; had +:I l;• 15 ,,, : k5,i urt_ the folderol breast to croon, aid ( v,, A Mod lrelow'd the gift bestowing ? lo tit 4 him rar w ia, the seminar too is Ned, ...., i ' tVith its delights, halal/ reca!ling ; sem ; a Ter Matins, T all are deed ; not , ~,,e I Loinviece their blighted leaves were falling. ios • 4, , .ate t. k, fairer one Hien to that close brook, auC Aunt whose Anw'ry margin straying, ati pi pf as'd spins the stream to look, Sin .• ;is sweaters soft my steps delaying. the i n , i<. the brook, whims,. pebbled course ..,„ frig (wreck's' Ile vales* gently lowing; at 5„1,,, of son and rind the fierce, ' am LL No /air' that drank its stream is rowing. oey , pal Tin* lead me to the shady bower, Of Lae sited with rose, intertwiniag, yes, i,, , v. :.He many* youth sal maid the power Ito. :I'. i, Of lot cooless'il, as there reel' • ig. th , is, L. et 11. c bower is stripp'il by hail soil rain ; e lie Wilder in sorry form appesriug, PA hit t to Fo..!es he ruthless hour spin, Ci howlt.trits MO poem are longer cheering. I.e I eft !ahe m is the village maiden, say, to f 10 Wiese charms were like the rosy morning, Vises Wiese grittier thee all the flowerpot' May, if ('a familial; dew there flowers adoruitig ? C . 1 tot eirsioirm, es: ! is bralety's blom, at I'M. 5... I,i«lr tirorie charms we see disploying : . ti he mad, roil. r . beneath wait gross/ tomb al ill The etsulta's cold rculiaiss are laying. . et, r.o. Wise is the swain, elute dues he stray, ' k It/„ h , oboe slaiesere pipe, so sweetly motualiag, ti P TAr4 final songs in notes so gay, oar n bit kill and eak tlw stratus reoraiiifmg ? I lo P film, this life, we so such pi ise, it at p /steals the paler, is fast retreating, I ots his iii the dept the post lies; ii. 4 but iet Morava the soars is beating. 1 nee imtaber S, tato. G. L. I is a 10 , HISCCMBEht FASlleelleS. • I ...-..........-.-- • i s le F As" Ateteroottes Repairs,/ VAtte. rattler, se" CI --. t. se • 1101•11110 OR C•IIALIACIE corraxr. • Illoti bombosses or avast round roam wills Melt ho. I ' , Y owe woo Avert. with %hue spain,li weepers, trimmed 4 ! a ittilhe heitem, or the front. and Tumid the bosom , w ith Is icelir kain of crape. A whits crape It.tbit•sltitt. wills high 1 arbe.asdAmesishleithwerusdasho..atmooth. s hasaiikall. moa- t • todkart er grey Meth, lined suit trimmed with white far is wasiai. Prussian helmet, composed of the same reale- :er ads no .Licht is fecqnently thrown a well of black lace.— is Palau slippers, or half boats of Ida leather. Glares of Mt Ned w fey kid. se in A NOV 11121tO RIFT, I NO ORM,. NI I% A foment round rube of block gossamer gauze, with &unl- ace. 1.:.:r awl sti.rrt Sleeves, ornamented round the butt 00000 , up So (fat, uuri On t h e I•voirts and .:tries, with a cher-I:reed 1 at I Olaaine of black busks, or mset. Thus dress is worn at gybe P snout sn, rXI anderAtrese or .I.p of hlivk punnet, lost here- I MM. Mer Mil kw a most ietcasing habit when extended over a tl th.. dip of shits same% or Moon. grey. The lited.dress consists ,SID.I 4 a earnielite veil ui while net, bordered with blank bugles or my sin oh', aid finis:iid with coo respondent tassels. The hair ia sally I fahr relied ruts beneath a too. k chain sad convent truss of a elm yt, sub t..r.tltigs VMS lightelete Its currtipOntl. Sol.oish :6-1( 1 sappers of Wait sera's 9.1 k, with jet chops, or rosettire of 1.74.. Gloves of Nock or white hal. fan of white crape, 41U tat moat nmj border, and medelhous ill black foil. left Fr 0... . La liege ...senior.," e the peewee Mow A. 1 ant _ a tr , - I% ll tItiI , KVINIG rVE%I?/0 FULL DRESS. as is A ~'.etc %aim slip, otalatnriterd round the buttons wills volt!, fie • per 90 eh i; worn a hlack pal. 01 tit lif t ", wish " 1"" I event's l'lt. dress ralintly edged r - ontirl *ills a rid, joi Moir .r ye?' b'• , , nid , tr.infortiletl with g,. ,I Atill.toot ; sloped op Ot the b. b.:',.;111111ht front, 1110• I liiimireil with a bl nod 1.1'1.1:0p lace. it Lltt 1' a h . is enetbrwird of Mae. velvet 0,1.1 lie?, u. oninented 'nth cohl, •al gait* Troy in Cont. Hair in roils divided.* arty ale : , -!...a.i ; necklace tool rir.rin;,. of Kohl % while kid uf id? Mita 'pr's; +humor white satin, wills gut., ro.eites A shawl i i.)l) t' Ina h grey si lk , w hi c h i s throws ii,elalS the shoo:thus is!.lq o.ty lat it 011 , 1.11111 or fancy may dictate. a sett 4. mlonx.lrt,me 111 nsoorning admit of bat little warittly• , bees 14 ' 1 .;•.• othois .1 sesmil %host pelisses in black lossistsaterrn. P v , rocr a petticoat of the so it., mark to fit tight to the a yes *apt anis a stemseine front, nail just to Imo, boitutted riot% ..r e , 44,,e4 wills jet clasps tufore, and worn with t h e: Eli. Want red and cisf... the cuff. are et muslin or ernm, Awed tali * ale Woad 411111, ant worn to fall Flick fem. the baud like * feu, lint sloped nearly to a p ,tat towards the anis, where rod, . 5 5 clasped or buttoned with jet. The miff is the mine , Stift stayer stands high round the neck, bat is 51"1" off to the de on Ilm4 le eat C . Ottlitte.l in I!. c,ttre by a Calfleo bffigeb. This 4 titled the I ,a-ty lone t;re%'s drew, it bring a wear mom CAST ' , hate ef the is riii.e. is slur'. she ni liabi:eil is, several old Ile, a' 1 :" 4 ";P; asselssui i . e., Lindy sad br Mete befil.llll , C ; there inqui n notilling inteirstneg sod sprat lan (sew in the dress au'. on Th Fur ilium/ fir flftvrnu , tn Ai este., the colour on l y I " . be" . :et, f ct"awi; they we made high to tins neut., with stolitat Bee sy at j"il, to trio before, Slid 0F03131 Hied round the throat with st4 lmt rallar or dent motor t.. scollops Ili. A sodyke., broached ace, 1 7. ' , et with bawl silt mil, fisiolieJ with head or it l ta 4- I '' C 000311 111123.1.31“11, cloth welt, Is, Awl bpane.h Imai- M is. . " stn, chine) , ioirispoos Mom: the sleeves are worm king, It,' ill, C , ' traill 'oPhierately short; the COS and riffs described ahoy . . 0 ri " ears in eon" &rev of dress okra the gripes ore made , ;eOl l9 , s s Ilui , omui-ati l high te a.lesit of Ace. Nit mixtare of grey whatever is admitted Into the present 5 see ....i-t1 of nemrning; the ender draws are likewise isveris- it a b -.i ..f Usti silk. Black LA .401111, with jet MRS , and juin 11 a. ' •.° el Mute stlk et....;:ings. THE LATE QUftis 'f OF FR.INCE. M. isle Saint. the rentogliellit Anilmsisodor, we wee's/errant to state. was peteeutei hy sudden in disposition from ottirwiling the solemn service far tier Most Cbiistise Majesty the late Queen of France. at his chapel. on Weshiewtoy loped that tie looked proo''si of respect etiticsal o.s the late inel.neholy oceniion by all rsolis use yersons io metropolis for the Rural Family of Fr4iire. gory Crime to the kissisvlcdge of the Tyr.int of Oust mire tiepin kingdom. We tioderstainl that the Corsican bet at List itinic e.ide hiss mask, and ha. opealy re-ei.t.iiiliithe.l Ike reign of terror: if this be true. eke Rarely 11Jscisfal of the T)rant 'say at length be tooled with confidence. COL AT- .11,1 Um L. The mull of thy Court-Martial on Lieetenanu Morrison. of the Northumberland reitiosent of toratia. bra brim euirominieeled in the Gretna of the I tistrict, by a letter. of obteh the Callousing is a copy Hare Garrets, October 23• 1810. Ms 11.0110...Hasis; Me the honour to lay before His Mairsty, the proceedings of a General Court.ilartial bald at 4tidins us the tall September lain, rind tobrequeot dal f.r the trial of Lieut. Wm. Muer:son, of the Northumberland Regiment Of Militia, who wee arraigned upou the uodersten t. toted charge. cis. " Per onolticer•hkc eimiliset, in a ritiug disrespectful ar.d Mashing kites.% on the lith Jane, 4th sod lotto Jo:, IRS'S to Capt Bak, ache Northaustirrl3nd Regi me., of Mditi.t, big superior officer, to the prejudice of the ors-vices and sulseritive of gond order mitt military iliseipijor.” Unita shish charge the CVO.' i cone to the follow tug deci. MOO :••• " The Court having met, and her-d mid all the proceed. ins, and dole weighed suit eJr.sidered the same, is of *piston, that tlir Prisoner. Lieut. Morrison, is smile of the crime set (oath in the charge, and loth A,l•l.lire that Ise *hail be Assaiswil the Northoustierland Regiment of Militia?' I ass vi arquoint your Lordship, that His Ata )r ety bn Wen Wawa to app.. and confirm die Gotha!' mud sentence of the (:ourt. Your Lord-hip will therefor arguolot me with the iley ups whirl. the sentence is made known to the PUIMMIeT. Lieat. Morrison, as from that day he will cease to receive pay is Hie Majesty's service. I bare tke lamer, (Limed) DAVID DII•NDAS To Lleat..Ges. the Sort of Chatham. R.G. be. The last intrili4enee from the French roast stated. tbet the Ibexes Government were withal; to Franc licences for shills to procred to Holism/ on the some wrap as they were allowed so trade nab France. In consequence. mine of the nor. clients emit, .1 on the Board of Tr•dr, to learn him far the GOYernaletit Wrlre willing to secede to it ; when it was ntininol Go gnawer, that no sanction wield be Ivrea to the atrangerornt by the British filoverein"". 100,./Vt. t. rief• • Yesterday Blair and.ZMis. the Iwo Per*Q*o4 r° 1 " • charred w ith tittering a forgud Draft for Roollifirpon.. „: to Jae Mann 'h. Craig and On fteht. teoteltor.. ti,nh . Y. • -.* Bruce. and sampt.-a, 13 krra, rerfKle.newAore; treat a final exannmstion, au l weer felts c 111111:/ It-6 lot Trial They did nut env any thiog ib tiffir def. awe ; bai t • Blair r. quested to be scot to Nregaie on hn.a.la afternoon, ohmn flawed, the rioter b- long ivy Ia Tothill fields Di - acorn, weal from the '(Fire to fetrli some prima rd fur examination in the evening, he was informed a Prisoner charged wilts a capital offence Issitl matte his escape trues the pri , on, anoptismi !te be disguised • as a woman. On Rao :Ws n turn to ilk- OsSiee, sod lease to the Brown Bear Pub;:e Damn:, ;ke saw neain 41 lie , I .,ONI•ge, • whoa he thought lie Iliad some knowli dye of, sal ebsite..gesi him as bevies here a Prisoner to •BrisieweW tr the nti.rt..wg, and asked lion lose:tow ;he dewed listing , race. • a !hosteller, and said Ins name as. ;14.01iM0 Oct :King satistied with this answer, 'Mel c.l the tcouritees with he hittl• Oa, and 4144 - ovtrad that hr had cwt no woos via. Ile. was AA.. towards idtalified ity Ilia Tat.dfiey mot C.M.k. of .44..p l osara de bathe Prisoner who bad escaped, ;Lot that Isle tonal Mil James Britton I t was obey-red, (lint the dimwit Mhos sird served to be penished fur going to ILs it.see *tare. if hit others, he ate the must likely 4 , . Le tan...venni. It it sup be Avoid the for We purpnec of in Vag tome nelson atm would tell bon how or aka' to "pa Awn ittla. gat. He was seal ba,ll In his old gearless.. . On Mosiday after:loon a 60011E490M arrivert•ia *chatty sulk fuer at Bow•dreet (Mice from thr neigkaimbood, of Car shaltoo' and stated to Mr. Read that lie wed rya,. i s t o o, In perieitof his don, who had left home early that imonsintior London, and be strongly suspected for the porpoise Molar: y-. Fog a young Wawa, about he loot is very Brest Ailkius wee desired to @Mewl the Gentler...l. Adh.ue went is his pursuit (Felt to Dorturd' t;oinutodui, au-I inquired d • . Proctor.% it a liter/CO had been tobteMed, widower brined levet ante landbeea erNatal Whams atal-thwd howledee ha married at it Georges Chards, Haetesee-tiqesre,ueTtio• - sidny mooning. Adkins and tine fattier at iiaded early its Ode mundion of that day at the t botch, otter.", alter waiting awe time. a • rams employed as a porta came to lie Church (nos the sus to saccrtata if say person had bees inquiring as to his is. tended marriage. Tide hotter and Adkas motes•• atoed to mike a confidant of the man, wad gum: Inidi two guineas sat to tell (Lary were them. Jost after the wan was gone, (bey mean to audpeet be would betray them, tied fuNowed . hal to a Lauer in Sualls.alreet their stiJraimia of the man proved tear, foe hr informed the Ana his father ass at the Chords—Moto ver, after a. • g sane lime, a hackney coati, drew up, and the sou and his Intended wire came out of a house and jumped unto the roach, nod just as tt was about to glee off. the father and Adkins stopped :t. The sun bring above twenty-one yews of age, Could hare per..: Surd iu his marriage, his intended wife being ciao dif fall age ; bat the slier sonic perdu Mall and retaati olraitee, succeeded in prevailise at Lis sun to relinquish Isis intended marriage, awl to go to the Church nod yt•nted the licence. They turn act off on tlwir ribs., to the country, leaving the fair damsel in London to grime at her truism point me at the son is posdessed ef very onisiderible : perty; he bad lately telt College. MARLISOROVII-51,11FZT. Bvejarmia Ed.rartft, a Imet:nry-coaebnoau, was final au*. and costs, fur exacting 6.nu a lady of the nano. of White, i at Fulham, more Won li.s fare ; cud lot matter. wfinse some is Pace, was tiara 2,5 and casts, for not appearing to three summonses, abate the driver f the comb atoicatri Itiamar. SCOTCH SCHOOLMAST.ERS; A ease of considerahle interest to obis clam of person., and the !mike io generst. was decti!ed ley the Preshytery of Ford..un, on Wednewley she !t'% Novo: Wier iii.t littt—By the Aot of Ptidlattteut, June It 1., i-on, for 14- 4 :tletisig the Psriab Schools . in Seotiatol, it 111111,4 11:0v:de,I, That the p r owypery. • , 1 complaint from the heritoni, minister, or elders. -against the whonliu asters charging' big iditt /air /vet of dtl7:lPßlleeffeli`engiging /Ifirlit.rarc% ..• patios,.. or from any other cause) shill take ca t ;. taizance of the same, and after haring taken the necessary prior, shall acquit. censiiree'sw.pend, or deprive, as shall appear to them ittepro ; sad that their pidgruent shall he fin it, isiiii'n'ilt ,epoest in env enter. civil or ellialellilllVlC4l.. Matter tioje law, W.IIi us* Grey so I Jesse* Wallies; irides* ist the !knish of Be.•.e, e•eittploioeil to the t is. •ettwy i or Fordoitn, against John C 'r stio, iclo mister i of that parish, charge g bum with negleettug t his duty, duty, by engaging in to lens ernuloyinents ti, too. onted with the offs* of a webooliwaster. - ihe Presbytery served Mr. Christie with a ib I, us i required by the statute, and had' eo4llth ne cUthe I examination of witnessed, when their. pruceediog• 1 were interrupted by • silt fro,, the Lord Ortlarier . v. which, natiwithsr.iniling the exclusive jurinliminii conferred no the p,."1 y t,.. y , the ..elinoimmt-r 1 1 ,1 obtain-d, on the plea tli.t they were nett 4nocce. ... ii-gin conformity to- the Act of Parliament. I'i..- bill of udirtniation, on buing fi, lowed with answers awl replies, is" hot, re ir, r. furl, mitt espeowco awarded against Mr. Chrivt.e, who reclaims. d to the loner litio.e, hat with no Letter ....rees.. The Presbytery's excliviire power of jutlgi:i4 in the mutter lining t h us confirnietl, they devoted several dai 4 to the exvinination of a number of sinle s s., on both ride. ; will, f•oin the result of the reit dence, it •tii;tptiretl that Mr. Chlistie had justairil t I.e eh urge ne:tio-t him, by having, heftily,. holtlii g the office.. of Pustmuster, Dist filmier of Stain! ii, and Dean of Guild of the Burgh of Heine, en gaged in it variety of o..ettnation., ottich as farmer. salmon-fi4her, keip-nicker, /Lc. and by having, in his attention to such multtf.srion. employments, ne glected Lis school. and at list given it over to • young 'nun to whom lie had leatosi it, as whom he had hired as an ussishint. On considering this evi dence, • full meeting or Presbytery found the lilacl proven, mad deposed Mr. Clicking from hie office of schoolmaster. Tuesday next the City Lottery begins (Inswing. lIORNSItY and Co. respectfully acquaint the P b ile. that they Isive a variety of Tickets and S. ar s on sale for those valuable Freehold Houses. PI rate in the 000 st eligible part of the Metrispi.lis. The rot cf those estates must continue to improve.... Honnsnv and Co. stria several 01 the best houses to the first and second City Lotteries: also in Cox's Museum, the Pigot Oiaisiond. sod the Adelphi. at their old established Licensed Sate Lotterythfiens, 16, Corchill, arid St. Margaret's Hill. Borough. On Wednesday last, about 1:o n, as Mr. BATES. of Wycomh.:garih, wis going to Mtr!ow. iu a single-hon. chaise, he was stopped by taro footpads. armed with pistols. on the road between Wycombe and Marlow, and•ronhert of his each, aincolutiug to between four *Ed Eve pounds, with which the villains have escaped. They demanded his watch, bet returned it to him : they used op ill treatment. Olie was a hard.favoured man. and the other a den licate.letkinc tall young man. The oat wore brown, and 'the other • light coat. • • Ou Tuesday six French prisoners Emir their es. cape from the Canada. at Gillingham, by svissurniug en elms : four of them have since been retaken. • 4 11 1 4!