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'RE S S. _ 17 . Df the 13th and in Grr4tany, her prominent e 6,th, Paris to instant.—Wc, h. We con onion from the the various let al or authentic sus, relative to e Danube. It more attentie• meats, that we e are ',cretin., , notwithstsaci ! army of Italy !tided comple anube, is not pow to keep, or erideot,begins ions to the hu , while he be n the mouth of e earth , in or they are irrele- Ippre-sed rage, the character. sever :illicitly pretended tri o Bulletins.— ertions of the oder, that he et of his exp.-- considerations, e, they cannot, ;se confidence. his immense ,ble hiu► to re it i* evident, ceps possession I shore of the lig. by all the to render , in nver. it would e pro►inces of e Adriatic; we utl Carteiula.— ot M suffscieot/y bion oo Tither. bud intuited his aait though the r .‘ was mid to tat of Croatia." e merry, and is at river, seems to give hint no Ile. Ile cow if the trouble •asinns bus in rat time, the o Mug useless, crew of that aid the enter e tears of this ke of Mown es of Lasses, We shall, pm rvations on the most satisfseto upon a variety rtast. We are re Httaza and sioss to know sad of C/A}. notice the Pro. ineswich, ad "Giusti, on the ' the lons of the aurae stands in the King of base. of cou.in WALES. Hu ti the full vigour r laagmtge, no address to the 41 of mind.— russian service, Clasen& Ills BaueswuK. usberg Orls, g died %idstint him on his ti of replaciug o lead ow the mut it remains mu he iiisk.kee et, which he on the edge r of Sayosily, iM trice :q *tame out hopes that usful imertionp. der ing hicsar!f sic, has relire , l almost on the here are petwoos • Vaittd Stab All other Vans of As/Am - . . . e .110 1 i/beer did he wiH be trawl/erred. tidier irr luotarity. or by fore:. to Magdeburgh. We see, by the Paris panes'', that the King of PRUSiI t has been rneaaced Ntth a conspiracy. the object of which M 54 nit) devo.itioia. Who, indeed, cats doubt, that NAP3LZON, if he shall ultimately succeed au his attack of Anstria, will, in his ~ o iiiiii potence, and in his Sublime conceptions," act towards Prus sia and Saxony, as he has done towards I lolland awl Spain ? Those Sovereign; may temporize, or even assist the common Destroyer; but they will not the more eseape his rage; though, like Ut.vssxs iii the ciAVC of Po LY PROM', they may be the last reserved to be devoured. Can FitEDEair 1V11.1.1.01 fail to see, as in a mirror, his future and inevitolde des tiny, after reading the expressions which BUS A PARTE Met is the Thirteenth Bulletin, when speaking of Sem ? Does not the Corsican ex pressly say, that a &HILL prostituted the name of the King of l'aessts, as the satellites of England prostitute the name of FEED'S AHD at Seville ?" Amid does he doubt of NArui.com's intentions eassusitla hins ? is impossible to read, with out • toni;binent, or to pass over, without ex presamis of iialiguatien, the audacity M an Ita lian adventurer, who dare., in the face of Europe, to st:ginat i-e, as rebels and incendiaries, the Spani ards and the Engli-h who presume to ackaowle•lge stud to suppart the title of FERDINAND the Vilth to the Spanish Monarchy. But, it is thus, that, in the platitude of his power, considering himself as the arbiter of war sod peace, of repose, or of cala mity to mankind, he sports with good and evil, and tramples on, or perverts, every thing held sacred among men. Happily, he is not gnat so omnipo tent on the Danube sinew the 22d of May, as ha was on tie Niemen, at Tilsit, or, as he was on the Ebro, and on the Manzanares, oi.ly a few months ago. His progress has certainly been elsteked by the Archduke CHARLES ; and his jests in the i3th Bulletin, on 4 . the manauvres of General ()daub'," will not excite nitwit risihility, we imw,ine, among his own troops. It remains to be seen whether his career can be arrested. Yesterday. Sir Dams DUND,IIII held a public day at his Office in the Hone Guards, and gave as diences to the Marquis of HUNTLT. Earls Eons • woe? and Surrout, and about forty nvibtary ollficers. This ineriiiivx the Lords of the C modh will meet at the Couiicil Chamber, Whitehall, upon Prise Appeals. Yesterday the Chancel lot of the E imitates& rook the Birldiugs fora Lottery of 20,0(X) Tickets, to be decided in one day. The fottorring are the Bid - - dings :-- • • Ricleardsoo sad &rift, . . .. if s 6 Maisie, sod Palley, ls 17 d Bbritelde 0 6 0 0 . tirhe Lottery to begun and finish Drawing Oct. SW The flaymeats to be as under Jame en, Deposit to 0 . • Jody et, Mot. la, Reed- SI Oct. 17, Lie a to Eitract of r letter from a Gentleman, dated Heligolend, May 30, 1409, to a Mercantile. House in Glasgow, received iu town yesterday I-6i A very , • gallant action was fought. on the ilst infanta, by' the Alert hired cutter, of about 40 tans burden, moontiug rein three-poutilers and two I'l4l ronedes, commanded be Lieut. M scuouts,it, with a crew consisting of eight boys, the master, mud himself. Proceeding up the Jitlide. with a convoy. row . Danish privateer. were discovered receiving re info,ceineuts of men from the French Douaniere, stationed on the right bank of the river. They soon made sail towards the convoy, which Lieut. MACDOUGAI. In 11111 58101 cutter bravely resolved to protect. AVlth this intention he bore down on the enemy. keeping between them and the vessels un der his charge; and in that situation, maintained all action, frequently within pistol shot, for more than two hours, when he had the satisfaction to see the whole convoy safe into port. The Alert had none killed or wounded, and only received • few grape shot through the mainsail. Eight men are , said to hove been killed on board the privateers. When the disparity of force is considered, etch of the privateers having not less than 25 men on hoard, it is difficult sufficiently to appreciate the steady courage and superior seamanship of Lieut. and the bravery of his line crew, by which four privateers, each greatly superior in force to the Alert. were prevented from takiug a single vessel of the convoy. " An ACCOUNT laid before the HAVRE of CANNONS, of the REA L VALVE. of Exports from, OREAT BRITAIN . to the UNITED STATES of AMERICA, sod to all pais of Amerka seal Ms WEST INDIES, eldlusive of tie Vented deftes t is the Year *adorer sib Jesearyoso9; =hied &Web Ilassfsetarts hem Forsiga xa visa 11111111110 JAw. S 15419. IItAL •u.ur. 1. 61,1571 Total. L s,sos,sti6 is, 7a,056 i 6,591, • • Tarsi 1 91033014 1,641 - 1,;1 - 4 W 3.475,992 OW fri‘a? ho b the Edward and ions, of 111arta land 4,017. Davao, Capt. Frricn, broke fro , * Iter moorinics, end wee wrecked ; the Captain and a bay were drowned within a few yards of the shore, eu WWII were many of their relatives and friends, • endeavouring to slant them, lint in vain, tits sea running very high. The Captain's wife, who had come from the country to see her husband, was a opeetator of his iselariclioly fuse; haslee been de. linens ever since, and is not expected. 5 9 lfteurer• One old ins. saved his life by joggling overboard as soon as the resod struck. I a as r lc, I - _ Or V THEATRE, 11.41',VARKET. Her Royal Highoess the Duchess of Yolk ho noured thi: Theatre with her presence last night, to see Mr. Comfaa's pla}• of fife Africans. Mr. You so mortinned with his usual excelleuct. ; Mr. JOSE, a inlcnint time tilled the pars of Mashbott, with much credit to himself and pleasure to the audience, who expressed their approbation by repeal...A plaudits; and Mr. I.t-TON was loudly encored iii his Nolig of SPill mow, will yos. Mr. Msg. The i•nlartanttueuta *ens, Tool nook and Tale of Mystery, both of whigh went off with great succras. Thursday morning Hie ialaaestv. Princesses Annum* and Sorsa*. accompanied by the Nlar qui* Comfit/ was, Earls u mod HARCOURT; Lady AI.OINIA CUMItr. . , Ge nerale GA lITIS and Frestisov. and Coil. Tav LOB. rode iu Windsor Phrk, and returned at twelve "Attack. On Thursday, an elegant gold box, richly unla mented with iltainonda. of the viiiiie of one guinea*, witn a miniature of Ilia MAJESTY, win• rev:kited to the SP A NII.II MID A• SAIIOI, at his hou.e in Dover -street, at a present from lIIS MAJESTY. The Duchess of 31oNtatrit: has a linear at Twickenham. where she in general resides, leer Grace not having perfectly recovered hum her 'in disposition ; yesterday the Duke kit town for that place, to dine win' her Grace.. This day, the Earl of Listrattck will give a grand dinner to a numerous part). at Ins house in Mansdelit-streLt. Mr. Ens.at had hie benefit at the Cheltenham Theatre, Ins Tuesday ; • he played Jacob Gawky, in The Chapter of Aeciaeate, and Joey, iii •Mielesai 404/sea. The House was a buieirer, and of Use moat respectable appearance. Mrs. Coital, and ?darters r Dv Re u 4. 9 g• r anti who rang en sweetly at Drury-lane Then , tre, last seasn, are engaged for three nights, by Mr. W ATSOSI, at Cheltenham. Alm. Suntans is engaged for the whole of the next season. by Mr. lieut.. at a salary of twenty five guiirms per week. Miss Sister ha, been so popular a:id attractive at the Duithu Theatre. we understand the Ma nagens have prevailed upon her to renew her engage. sent for the next season. Among tire novelties in preparation at the Hay market Theatre, is a play in three seta, from the sw'aut and elax-ical lien of Mr. Thaseran, Jeliew; soda force by Mr. Tnitoutma Ilona. ! Int Sabscription Galas, at Vauxhall, [brinier ham. commenced ca Toesday eronag. the per rdietssucts hely equalled the exnectutiona formed if then; the Orchestra was fad and t °replete ; 111Mdarne Da Poets saw: in cannel style, and rive lunch satisfaction; Mr. YtttT sod* likewise 111114611 Tb 4 LIMOS Vwall Or GM lens ive nine epee RS the - plf/dM, mixt exhibit, in tlie eve,,,,,g, a sw e et Lnilfioiio• of blackslettereil sages cud white-robed Belles. Mr. ELLISTON'i .Itarkeath attracted, a second time. an MriTtlO% nig embrace, last night. at the Royal Circus. The sketch which he has taken fro:n the Beggar's (fpera is admirably arranged, and produces great effect. The beauty of the scenery, and the variety of the eutertaintneoto. will lung continue to bring crowded houses. . The new lobby for the English Opera is the Pa norama of the View of St. Peteraliargh, with a new covered dome of blue cud bull; iu iminitioa of a marquee. . Arrival. at / • The Right Hon. Cie Lind Bishop of St. Davin, sad Mrs. Bnrgiss, Lord Dynevor Sir Charles Gre , n, sir Chas. C. Hosts/in. Sir (Uri,. Towner, fi eutemo n.G en . Jas Stew art sad Miss Straw, ,1.1.j0e Levier, C.ipi. Baird, Capt. llNeksos. Capt. Gaup , l'ofver, Her. C George and fa. roily, Rev. StalTui hi, Arr. Rewowsn, Mr. Len. .urine, Mr. G. Mon, Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Mom.. and Mr. Coriallis. '1 his afternoon the Earls of CAMDEN eml BA THDasT will leave town, upon is visit to the Earl of BRIDGWATER, at his sent in Hertfordshire. Mrs. Boenn enlivened the fashionable world, en Wednesday night, with a grand ball and sunper, at her house, in tit. Jaines's-equare. It was attend eel by nearly all the Faahlonaltles in town. fa the course of the night, several good masks made tlw:r appearance. Sir Jamas PeLTENET gave a grand dinner, yes terday, at Bath-lsouar, to his Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. and several other !Solidity. Colonel and Mrs. BEACIWINT have left town, for their wet at Bretton-hall, Yorkshire, for the •Unimer season. Lord FoLae ~rove a grand chimer, on Thursday, at his house in Rerkelev-square, to The Duke of Rutland ; Earls Grusvenor, Foley and Bar- MIMI* Lords Mea l s Cavendish, F. Beatist,k, sad Low. ; Sirs Charles Banbury, F. Staadish, and Juba &hero ; Comers' Grosvenor; Col. Draper; Messrs. Shakespeare, Ladtwake, Thornhill, Vansittart, sail Ho+ urth. Mr. ROBIRT TiludiSlTua gave a grand public breakfast, on Wediseadny, at hie twat near Clapham. The prispitrstiona were on a grand scale; Fashitniebles were present. Four marquees anal two round tables were placed ou the limn, anti CO.* Verrill with every kititl of refrealinients ; the sum raer-huuse was fitted up in is superior st) le of ele gance. Mrs. Ptoou gave her licit grand rout, this sea 'on, un Wednesday night, at her house use Hill street, Berkeley-ensnare; it was attended by a nu merous assemblage of rank and fashion. Iris Royal Highness the Duke of GLooexavia. Lord mid Lady lIILINISAIRD, and Coßetessas CONFER and Dowager Serene, were present. Yesterday. Str Jour Nunot.t.. the Judge of the Arches Court. removed from his house in Litt- Ma's Lso-fields, to one of the new houses in Privy Gardens. The St. James's Volunteers marched. on Thurs day, to Ifighgate.t• practise tiring at the target. for three silver cups or medals. to be paid out of the fond of the regim►nt. The first cup. value 1.11. for the first close ; ahr. se►vwul of 1.•1.; end the third of 61. valise. The day .f tritd ie sot yet seed. ~ .WEST-BOURNE FESTIVITIES.• - - Mrs. CLARrit'Selegunt house has beau lately the seat of much festivity. Several Dramatic Picces have b-en performed; amongst the first were, I trst Thor: or, Lodgings to Let ; DeVind Elar gain, and the farce d Baiting the grind: But the entertainment which de.erver most notice, took place last week : It was the farce of 4 Bosse to be Soli. The L.orer Oat-icitted, and The Masque of Comas ; the Lady by Mum l'av Loa, and Eripkru mote. by Mr.. et.afts.L, with the favourite NI, " ' lit only day-hght 'hut snakes Sia." Mrs. C LARK E also danced a - Pas Seal, to du. tune of " .11uney in kWh Pockets." A ft. r these entertainments a most elegant Pie Nie collation was served ; the wines from the altar of 11 roVV--Da.u. who i'vry obligingly wing. with great pittitcni, itivlresiied to Mrs. CLARKE. the favourite air, from the opera of The Travellers, " Mother, dearest Mother, the gratitade I owe." Sir JO/IN C. Lit very flue in the oug of " The Traveller benighted.' GRAND MISQUERADE IT TUE PAN7IIIOAr. Oa Thur.,tav evening, the Pantheon, in Oxford read, was tilted up in the Imola spleudid style, for • greed Masquerade Ball. The Rome& contained thoto bode of uutsitt. pitying she most Impala rut lively *ire during the night, It war lighted by at least ten thoasaied variegated lamp-, to verve. de vice.. At the upper tint VI 11% I.A4lai boo tie Kite; ; oil the right stile, G. P. W. and en tee left, U. R. interiei%eil with brilliant stars ; and surrounded with lesmoes.—Froin the'ceietre was suspended's chandelier, formed of variegated lamps, whicH Rad • most healthful effect ; a epteniiid balloon of lamps. was also placed over the Orchestra. ' • . At twelve o'clock, the Comporty was very tow. unrolls, and wit and frolic commeneed their reign. Two S-1/4 Women, crying " Choirs to mend," "rile ' musty witty allusions to the re the Coolidge tion and Reform, &c. Ike.; au excellent HaostleG rho was loud in his adviee--.. to a minwery, to a Olinnery go ;" a Docor. who recommended his tioitramt most strongly, to driveawsy melancholy ; Hemet and Orange Girls without number ; an ex. cellent Hackney Coachman. who offered to drive four-iu•hand with any Member of the Whip Club; is brieffess Lawyer; several homes! York:/firemen; ' _ (Jai/Airs, whoa ppeared to be more moved by themine. flow the spirit : Hey-alediers. thirlevaists, C'ofinsi; Ultell. and Pante/wows. out of number : ehere were several Greed Salida,. who threw their handerchiefs le tile limb . Satiated', With good efl.:ct : an admir able Frewitis flair-dre*.siis who was slow carried off by 14 Gang of aritids Tars. The Supper Rooms deployed a profession of all the delicacies of the season, the fittest wises t &c. &c. Tate *hole ar rangement die:l4mm creelit to the taste and exer tions of Mr. W A Up. The company departed at a lete hoar, lest morning, highly delighted with their n4ht's entertainment. ,s _a_ • rIiivEZCIII.4. . —ma w —. '• .. ' The following account of the eapitatot the Pro vince of N . tarecula, in South America. where His Excellency Sir JAMES COCKBURN, Bart. (the Go velem auJ Comu.iiiider-in•Chief of the lelahel of, t-lieeciee) mod his suite, were received with such spleierlid r e d dirtiropieshed marks of intention by the Spailineds, will, perhaps, be acceptable to mail of our readers: .8 Caracas,' is a large and handsome city ; it is said to contain a population of 40,000 souls. and is escellently 'applied wart proviso.* of every kind. La Guira is to Caraccas _what Greenock is to Olas gow ; the Merchants in the former place being ge• uerally only agents for the latter. Though it Cal.. not boast of much beauty. La Guira is very singu larly 'mimed at the bottom of high mountains, rising gradoslly (ruin the see, and covered, for the most part, to their summits, e ith treys. It is not or vast extent, but appears to be well fortified. Towards the sea, and on every commanding hetgitt behind the town. are he...try hatteriee. Caracas, on the contrary. is not fortified, and is situated in a tine plain, ebout foirrteen miles bout the coast; the wed to it is cut over, and upon, the aides of prodigious utothatains; _it is extremely romantie, but so steep and rugged, in most places, as to be passable only on mules. English manufactures, eopecia'ly cotton goods, abound. both in the stores at Caraccas, and at Li Guira ; while the produce of the country is extremely high. The British spa- culator, therefore, has no encourogeineut in these markets, milers he ship German. linens, which would answer, just now, nucommonly well. There are net many English here et pressed, bitt those who are, are excellent patriots. and please the Spaniards b y westringon their cockades," Ferdinead the Vllth.' Without this, liaised, or being by any chance mistaken for a Frenchman, assassivation 'ight eit-ne. If we judge by the sentiments they express, whet defence the Spaniards of this country would inake against the common enemy, and should they prove even half so furlong in sctiou, as they are in menace, an invading army would Nom) be cot to atoms. In various parts of rise road. frees I.a Guns to CllfaCCall, are piste-is, or nether pules, with the heads of souse wifurtunete • eptiveie or other, affixed on them. its Iron cages. They are said to be those of the prisoners taken from Miranda. About 30 leagues to thee leeward of La Guira, is Porto Cavallo, which was likewise visited by hits Eecelleacy and Stag. Porto Cavallo has on .exeel. lent harbour, well defended by *owe pinserfol forts, anti is a regular naval station, under the emainaiel of an Admiral. The bowie is small. clam, and airy . but being below the surface of the *fa, and stir. rounded by water. is reckoned unhealthy. fleet egoist are more limp posts, bearing the remotes of decollated executiom." • PiOTSST. • la the Hower lonia, againot the Roorlotloo far chorea,/ with the nee Standitog (Polon or Mae house , tetottnz to Notion brio, gives pe.esoot to abe thin! molitt, of say prints DIU is th it Itouse.--Jone Is, Isuy SIUSSSIIIewr I Stumm, Clarredirr Asuatitraas! (Vie it. /mph) V's Lyon, Powys. Gionvcron, Avi.rorrun, Acrimony-rt. fstuauas k litoitop 4). 1 'The Bishop of S. Asarit bar.itivru in his mile. satiusi Si Principal of illrarearist 11;v:lowe, Oxford; thr t4•reina 61r r ourrerrsir eo to• lsLs Rive Oil Wednesday, the gift loptiiiit. ~: • _ ;. -_---~ • LAT?' INTELLIGEN6I. . COURT OF KINIPS BENCH--Warritisirria, hiss 41 Mr. NOLA N moved fort Rule to ebew t-aase 'Eh! • neasdentes should not issue to compel Air. Sillier late Vestry Clerk of the parish of Poplar sod Blatic stall, to deliver up the Parish Books to the Cliurei I"Vardesis. 'The Learned Counsel •dated, that ui.ui the present Church Wardens rooting into ullice they gave Mr. `Jape► intorno-TM°, that he .std heel superseded, surd demanded the Parish-hooks, vvhici he refused to comply with, until salary and amnia' alleged to Ite dor, us well as salary up to Miclivial mas'iwzt, 'should he paid ; by which refused, ttu'l were unable to collect pari-h-rater, 6r to 'mike mill tin returnv, ur carry on other paruchial affairs. Roll to sliest cau.r all arldaiStall4:lllK. the the applicants should previously put such real a they emu:rived to he due. Did t 1 I. Juts 9. - I eroe Deal Collll3'. TN!: KING C. 111181141 . 2. This irodictmen! was for felonionsfe, and wits force, iornntitting • rape en the periOil of 'Mar, Anne Segrave. Mr. Geese'. for the crows. stated the sin e —ins Mary Ann Severe beingpitied, depomd. that JD lived in a cellar in Chortes.stieet, with her father the prisoner at the bar. Some trine its the Maid of Ably. she being in bed, ut two o'clock in Ile moraiug, *done. her fattier cave to her, she *mate dressed all Kett her pro:coats. she found him in has withiter, nerd only a flannel waistcoat dud shirt o 'him. She then described what passed ; previa' clearly the consummation Of force nod carnal cow nertion. She shat kr,l—lie wrist off and desires her to keep her pears. She was overpoo end witl sleep, (min eating sat up two nights or watch bet self he having come twice to the bed before, mu attempted to take *lithe clothes. Oft reemerieg, sb Wont up tea room its the hearse open Fiancee front whence she went to the dace of Aldereta Stainer, where she swore informations. Ms. GILADY cram-examined the Proserntrix who said she was seventeen years of age—never ha any connexion with any man; mud all that pane was while she wan asleep.—Her father is not fox her—has ;made money, and is a great mime Her moot and she are very intimate. Her soot i kept by s Mr. :said, mad hasher childrea by his She was slot permitted to visit her suet; for hi aunt hail a falling out with ber father. Nees heard that her aunt reenired droner front her fi etre or that her great was charged with stealing IN ney front Ilia. She wits charged with litryio clothes with her Rohde ristrolty ; never cimasioil rated with her aunt on the sdhject e she sew Its at the Justice's office. *be there asked her bow di it happen ? Her 'emit has hero with her ht prison *bout three titres, bat never »poke of tit traiisactiou. Her Winless with her was to ask hi how she wits. She weber hod w ring—never mai she bed a riog. It is a fottoight *nee she spot se her asst.—Her aunt was charged by Mr to* as being a bed iinifligate ',ornate livingte adflber He *mold pet surfer her to see her emit • aid si believed became • she was a bad woman.--:Dill foam etwithei seat west to her father so erifres--E ant hear she wanted money from hula—a bs Der told her or. Never had way mammonist' with le about her father—believes she silliest her fetter I be hanged, oq account of a fernier dispute—sr with her when she swore informations. To the Covree—She was sot instigated bib aunt, or the watt who kept her, to swear the tufa mistime. To a Jitoa.—Tier most was Mat for by a Mt torke. She under*eot a long examination by the RI COLDS*. Suid, she complaiiied of die Grot stung 'Doer not koo* *here the maid is. Michael lerininghato said. he lives next house the prisoner. At two o'clock its the inoroiog lie so the prisoner coming from fair own cellar, with tl :clothes of a female os his *ere. vibickhe said we his daughter's, who had beta fri.slittneil Ivy tl ghost of her mother. Searching f or his &rights tßey found ,her in the garret of a streghliourn house. ' 'She told him her fath6r had lain with he that her eyes dashed tire. When rife awoke, sl saw her mother's ghost. in a jock, and a block hi Mr. ¶4. 5, tut., crowetzennued this Wanda in chaste and !canted manner. The points were tI canoes awl effect* of night-mare—of other dreat —the force of inis.;.s-e-othe age of the um& the horror Mat would attend the attempt, a physically prevent it. He also erosaexatimied did John Parke, a Sorrell, on points of aitatoutv, on symptoms incidesital to the tiistialmiy ;of t l'rosecutrix. Mr. Leakm the city sdrgeoir, in hie teitimor contradicted what the l'roaeciitrix hod ewe " 'Chat she never before hid any connexion tt ttl mon, or thought of such a matter." lit his jek mem, cud he hniported it by attend reascies, swearing could out be true. Mr. Tonging craw-examined Mr. Lemke • that Kesel, 'nada scientific answers con6rineJ ci further those he had previously given. Mr. Warren, the Keep. r of Bridewell. where I Proieentrix was lodged to prevent Dubernatii wore, that Mrs. Saul was at least five difftf *lces with the Prost.cutrix, and that they had Bate conversations of two hoar; length. He f quo •ily hem.' the suet curt. the Prisoner. The TLECORDtIi, with the lewdest accura summed op the evidence. He i•patiuterl on nature of the offence, recomanendiug to the J caution and coolness in cousidering an offence. perpetiatton of which militated against the fedi of humnis I.atare, aad neter tailed in ruler; pet dice and horror. lie threes laid down the lee of crone, mai the necessary evidence to establish ii If the girl swore retie, illy crime WWI proved. credit. we• therefore the leincipal etil»ess few tvoridenatiots ofaleaJasy. ile laid mac* Game the crime-senoriiiiims by Mr. 31 1 Nally. helm 1 00 resulted facts. iarrebenited by Mr. loalte4 114 from that ganitteiteten'e lekietwleikeid Ilkil•t hare great *right. contradictieg at:t of her evidence. His endenceagmeatad todigiti her life hid not twee chaerz. If the Jag %OM the whole testimony of the Ymeeeutnx. tbspgei to ir,d the Pnrioner guilty ; but if they beta r satiable doubt. they unght to acynt. The Jury retired tit fay sad boomed vo rd et —.Vet poky: