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with " inch Preciiiten'', yet, upon a considers tie° of the whole fact, ht felt convinced that the. July. in returning their verdict,. would give the' entalleot nominal ditsagei the more especially as it did net appear. e4in front the bloated statenieut of facts by the Plaintiff liiiusetf, tiotw4standlog. W. the brutality with which he said he had 'beim treated, that he had either employed a surgeon. or was pet:rented from following his usual labour for a •Ingla hour. The. Defendants having neglected to justify, be witnesses were called iu support of their case. Lord Chief Justice 1114oliman having summed lap the facts of the case, the Jury returned a ver abet for the Plavatiff.;aoaarcisges, 31. costs 40s. 'against Mr. Win. Prwatifait; bolt acquitted his sou. No ether trial twalt place. mmiwescoemaim . COl.tez. wo mrstsw • *. auks OT MURDER. Oa the New et the isle Ostahsr, as Mr. Wars sad his osa were 1.-terming beim from Dnick ae it Fair., few mile. they v ed by a gaug of sill smiled so of the goods they hod sad cash. tied afterwards. osenbrea the sea, while I. - `ootorteking his Wiwi out • bruised, and also however, a . Ira left lila, pre heats. where he 'ins till *Maio • the Mace to stated that were chiefly, was suspeetril that r.baplaud, at Ms Black Watts. is aborsted theis ts' tit:se: who had sti! . Military Co.- ..street, Sob, Mr. -4 all found in a party of They have 01111114111eltft of IFissraday. and on board the Eat., 'self as a losidinas Dente(, whereas east Use suss 11111 tge). Yesterday St tsp. shwa ad that he sh ifter the your had say thing Lockett, of llle.Cfl lerster, of . for tb* wine the relabels It umeifk•v • w•STILtti. A Geuillsimus of the awe of Ml , ldsoiN ies ererclmot is liattes-glwileve,fit WWI bY 684 3 1 4 YeebrtdbY sperteisi, ouerllllloos Woe, us Ilse ~pi 111014 KM • amilesrltr. Imo• s• ► sr. Marl" So plikk Woo to Sok • Pool. It toad was that tbs Mlina dietrod at gaseitqyarti ; fusel nye llyyladoot appoloft Oa* faro rue tbf lesaL Ue Or VICE onbolastial onieties Mbeep the nallsamo. V*4 80 7 41 " 0 ". 46 110 like sou. a • 4 Metre oak yams. ego a Mow. Deo arooost d Una yoga/ dtpredlster mite 'web se to jerkily Ilse Nap flo bed taker tor Wpm iwu. tether. It apposed got OE Mae. boal broka open doses M vaelotstinoon and NAN phatoriraseb. and Joe. album tot. anooka al owe dna tun. will* *as toad la pooseaseow. 1k vas ikoseibed (with • johetuftal tau) to cagey Om sad Me Asap/ors a yes& to be at The Tobnoor au warted to Se Us in eondoefuret at St Aewee watelivbriut, until tles tiughatutes have duly cos ilifierai &seam u=s=ortac... ken thee plate, they ewe stepped by • gaag it • 4146= 4. 1ri 4 *led thaw of the good lbalein sad cash. aid bill* lent tar= OlOwsr, !sorra: t he 7 .1 a gudgeon. The bY .I ,4t i ra e d i li a r i niat ' he bin pet deiti,' es be Weiss • bows W A hzti t idler resift brie= eller tbe %Issas ba d: left =Gin antensts. sad be wee etionyell bias see coolie= with his womb a= Swains On= dew days, been be was able to attain at tl gen taferesties of tbe torrid tranosetimi. He his belief was, that the murderess and routes I if set wlieUy. balsam. Os iiiirtry, it was sus 1121c l ati lalloasos is the etoploy of MONO' College which is Wilda% war Marl =of sin kWh lalOarers haring also their watt it ties hlllintry CoNep to l sehtelbe wantier and robbery ; sad Pearites, l i g l i OrielliVlNl pirate information that those a • blowastow front their work at lb. M lags were to Fe Amid at a holm in Pror.street, felaspeated a &roll moos' to &pyramid a Or how; and out Mantis, insist Pearbars sad Mom apprelonided Aftees 1,1.5... there. & 06. switigose several exasaiastiona, ia =so ?castes west to NortOket oo Titseed• lyeldlhealr4 ova of the ass Asseribed, on based Men It appeared that he had eolaord kismet( as wilaloartl dot nip, by the sane al Ciolos MA Os tiosans preen Se lit Chants inn= (at beast I seat by trim he *Mt= et Os Ma= Celiete)- kie twin wnee at 'sealant= hellars NE Rea see idesalled ft the use =en aseeribed. sad nand bessestf even Inns= se the narsing aft Is. aid reetbay Ths Primmer dents haying ha N lie with the staetier sod robbery. Mit was eas=fitted for father =anisettes. A Clark Isslestias to Mr. Jetta George west awn= with esensies , sew= p he a Maas dud onawitopart, Mr. Al owl oil seeoiidtiog I i to bs i onsaur Tla Preaseriert deals/ presensisg, es tl sepeeng le weer ea bend a seas of was. TO THE EDITOR. 1hn....H0w comes it you have not noticed the in tended funeral of the Queen of France t—it is stud that the body will he brought to the Catholic elope. Menehestenscptare. on Sunday night; a so les* mass will be performed nest moroios. and the body (supported b♦ Foreign Plisse.) deposited IR Westminster Ablieyi—The writer of the sew the cogs on Tuesday morning. when it was seat off gam Breretoo and Co.'s, Marshall-street, Csrnaby inarket. I. A. DLIVes Rossate.—On Tuesday evening, as singly as half-past five o'clivek, as the cart that is esiployed to bring ten from the India Warehouses, lads paling to the west end of tho town, the rope wgs cat st the end of Tottenham Court-road, and, og a men was riding on the top of the seals "fiord it, the thieves contrived to take away sibs* of ten nudiseovered, belonging to Mr. Pen a/se, of Chest Marlbnrough-street. Chains are ratiestaatedad instead of ropes to fasten carts be -144 A few days silk a being is the shape of a man, Who liens at Bllth,from reprice of temper, or dis .Lalial iscatensent s tied his horse by the tongue to • o post, and in that sitootion tuest barbarously beat the poor dumb Naiad till his tongue was literally tom oat by the rosy sod IA at dm stake :—/Tree Alavery.) Itw neefsdeelly Mated,that ae attempt wits late. Vans& en the fife if 15011ArAITt s ill he was pew leg the Bail de baleen, by aPr'reot, who wait eased sad ceread isr prime. Great precautions were taken to pretest my aceoent of this eireues• semee , sad the circulation of the report has saws been checked by the interference of the police. Crisavas Moat: tie has suffered, with others, by the late tempests several tine trees in his Upper Park at Traleger in Monmouthshire having beets blown Down. --.Preivarations are making at this en. tient mansion for the Christmas Festivities, which are always observed there is the true spirit of gaghsh hosontality. Syr elliall.El makes up foot man beds for the seeneremlation of his friend.. Wedueaday morning ahem sit riclock.• noirldte. aged woman, of very decent appearance, was rte.:o verfed by some waternien„ lying upon one of the starlings of London.bnrige; they took her to the feseee's Head rehire-home, et Billingsgate, very mach exhausted, bet game Perlin ble when she said she remembered leaving her hogshead asleep in hell, hot meld net aeconnt how she RIM* where she was towed. It re thought that she had jumped of the badge is bet sleep, so her bark, it was feared. wigs brake. She was coeveyed to the brapitel without kora if reemery. NAVAL INTBLLIGENCE. troarsuouro, Not. 22. Arrived the fewer sleep of war, aad Harpy gun. brig, from ?k sleuth I and the Omfunek stoop of Cipt. Lithium., and Rattler, from a cruise. Baited the Amide. 40 . guu.. Captain Vitoolt. coombe b fei Leith. Pl'A4ooti!t:.tiocit. NOV. it. . The A r g o put back here to-ility. owing to the strong Easterly wind* bowing recently veered to the Wert, end lignin brought hick the Aigk and he-r convoy • rived also the t;itralhis. 74. Capt. Plainpin, from &Mine Beads ; Thracian...od In telligent, from Portintiopth ; sod the Orestes sloop of war. PLO. t Laponetient—about the widdle, s of Test night she ran foul of e brig nontitig up Chan tie!, ind„carried away her bowsprit and foretop.. mast, elid did other consiglerthle Injury for seine time she *hewed light% and after;m4 diseppeared. The Orestes is conic up harbour to be repaired. The Ann packet is arrived here, to wait for mails. The Express packet. BulloCte, has ailed main from Fahrionih. Sailed the Revfr and ii . hrpg sloops of war for Porto,south; also the. Dispdttch Packet, fur Sur'. aunt; Nectar: ditto, for Cadiz and, the Princess Elizabeth diito, for Ltabon.—Wind FALMOUTH, NOT. 1.16. Sailed the Lei:rest piiatet, for Jamaica. TOUSAT. NOT. 19. I Saud the AMieere i cruise, and the Primes Elizrintrk (2) for Falmouth. • Arrited a sloop of war, name unknown. 311EMINItb% NOT. 22. Sailed the Ghickstadt and Bold, with the con. soy for Gottenhurgh.—When the next Will sail is uueertaiu.--Wintl. neAt, kOV. 22. The Beagle, Corielia, and Skierk, were blown Off from their stations on the French coast, and are arrived in the Downs.-11rinff F. blows strong. PORTUGAL. The following extent of a letter fren 4 a held Officer of biKh reepectiabiltiy, iu the evmy of Portugal, to a Gentleman of Glasgow, though not of a recent date, contaius several interesting par tieulars "MAT. ACAS. PORTUGAL. 0CT.27. " The very active operations in which we have been engaged for some time past. must plead my excuse with you for so long a silence. A genets' actount of them you will, of cocrsc, have had dee tailed iu the papers. from Lord ‘Vellisigtor's dis patches; Xi for us. we have had no opportunity of aegis, may 'Wag but what merely happened with am wen dis imams. The result of the whole. how. weer. has been so far fortunate. and I • think pro. of moves to be atilt more so. The battl e proved of great service in more ways than one; that. Id as much as the enemy received • most severe and unexpected check. with • eel hedvy lose of into, which they could ill afford; and secositlly, as it gave the Portuguese troops coos theinselves, as well as us m teem, from the manlier in which we saw theta behave. They really fought well, mid :ive continued to do so ma reel,' Median einee. where they havr had ate opportunity of earning tato play. The enemy c.-r -tinily Mot hate lest on that occasion nearly 10,0.00 men; lot et the 6,000 tritout Trent took prisoners at jdoitobra, the greatest patt were men who bed bee n wounded in the action ; and the road "thick they parsed front Iktzaco to Coimbra, wars left erivercii with the poor devils ; who were so badly webnded as to be unable to keep op with the Column. We made our retreat exceediogly well. and the enemy never thought proper to ha rass or come nearus in say way ; the cavalry alone had two or three encounters with their advanced guard. We halted it few days at Sublet, in front of oar lines, before took up our position. fur the lurpoae of keeping our men tinder cover in the vil ages there, dining the dreadful weather we had ; and. in consequence. we had a good deal of sharp skirmishing and hard work ; but for the last ten days. sioce we have come within our lines, we have been perfectly quiet. Thy dare not attack and it is not owe game to attack them so, at two or three hundred yard* distance, we eye each ether like Beaton( cocks before fighting.—. An immense number of deserters hare come over to as, and there an be no doubt but they are very badly off for every thing; and that Masseral mutt already, if the truth acre known, repent heartily having advanced et, far into the country as he has. Indeed his conduct has been rash in the extreme. and does not sliew the generalship which his greet character led us to expect—for. independent of all other circumstances, we are now more than a match for him in the open field; and me opinion is. that they will try to take themselves off very soon. We shall, of course. follow them; and I think they will be fortunate if soy of them get eat ofthe country. They have, according to all accounts. hot shove 46,000 men. and int leave upirmirsio of 33,000 Sri. tisli, beardes as many Portuguese, and the hlarquis of Romans has oho joined us with about six or fo,ooo Spaniards. within these few days past. Trout's corps has advanced fromCoimbra to Leyria, and extends from thence to Ounne and Thomar, so that their communication with Spain is entn. pletety cut off. There is a'so • Portuguese intim' in Almoner.. The French are trying to throw • bridge over the Tagus a little way below Santa rem, which way be either f..r the purpose of draw. rug provisions from the hlente,cr, or of retreating by that route. We are constantly working and s t rengt h. ~,,, 4 our position here, and they never even attempt to distort, us in the operation, which does not hook as if they meant to snack as. 1 h►lieve they, on their part. are fortifying a prat. hen in their ►ear. to provide ag•uust as attack from us. I.ord Wellington deserves the greatest credit for his conduct in this campsign. and 1 I tlmik and five that his lucky •ier w.ll carry it a l ienist that of NUM...IIi. The latter spp'•nrs to hair trusted every thing to chance and fortime; the former hes me.l.• is e of jndyem.•ht aiiil pen 'deuce. We ell anticipate • glorious end to the campaign." ... Doctor Rostx.eort. oho a tew too:.ths ao.n 11 , d trots his Isell iu Eoglaod, and 'neap, rt to Anviter. data. has hero arrested there, awl sent to Pans as as ashah Mr. NOT AT PLY,IIMITI-1-DOCr. Monday night the Theatre at Plymouth-Dock opened for the first time this season, with the Tra gedy of Arne Shore, and the Fart* of Lock and Key. The house having been newly painted and deco rated, the Manger thought proper to raise the price of admission—the Boxes from 3s. to As. and the Pit from As. to 20. 61. with an additioaal six pence do the half-price arinvission to the Boxes. A great lumber of orders were distributed among the Maistrger's film's, and the kit three acts of the play a ait off tolerably tranquil; ,but on the admision of helf.priee, a setae of riot and confusion continenc. esl. whieh could not be exceeded by the height or the 0. P. war in the metropolis. It wars quite i pow. pitile to hear a word of the performance. Apple::, oranges, halfpence, sticks, end even Owls butil es , flew about in every direction. to the iumnuent risk of a number of live'. The finest acti:ir Inuring the advocates of 0. P. were a holy of sailors, headed by several Midshipmen, who all *tented determined to c.mipter ur die. Matters at last began to AL'S,' so serous 011 a-pact, that • mill tory detachment was sent to', cud introduced on the stage,. No sooner, howeve-, had they made •1,1) oarauce than *he sailors rushed on the stage in a body, ant!, regardless of fixed bayonets, ilro , e.the soldiers from the stage, sod kept posse.. sine. t.. 4: it themselves for a coositlerablt: tune. Usher pirties of them toolt l heir stations in. the Pit and Ilioteno and there ar'peared every disposition bosh in them and the other advocates of 0. to do serious irl!ehief to the house, Which had already felt the effects of their vengeance. At last the ill maker, finding the opposition to the new prih.es so general and strong, came forward, snit, having With diffrciihy ebtained a hearing. informed the audience that the prices of admia.inii should be re duced to their former itairdard. This speech was !ailed with three cheers, rind the :audience shortly after separated. Several persons were severely bruised, but nu lives were lost. THE EDISECKGH THEATRE. The Theatre of t h is city was opened on Sat irrday evening, with the comedy of use Clandestine Mar riage, dad the Afterptece of The Hinter of the The Isoisss is Only improelid in appeani tee. It r;aw exhibits en Lipect of cheerfulness and il''i.gentee, that does not, like the former, reprove an addience for laughing. The cieling is partirolaily line, and the taste and eiriness of the general combination makes the house look larger as well as more joy ous than it did before, The lights; *hich were in tended for the interior of the hosts, were either re; moved, or were not visible. a defect which is to bV.. regretted. As much light as can be given Mr. SS& DOM 4 has studied to give to his Theatre; !IA hula, that the Gothic style of paintiog and decoration has given place to the Oreciaii, the audience has tn. thing to t Anop!aia of in that repo: , ; but either the interior of the hoxesis still somewhat oliscore. or the absence of elegantly emirs...! females, ill supplied by durft-coateB gentlemen. desturbed our vision on Saturday night. The amend impact of the Th.iie however, is no light. tasteful, and appeopefate. The cast of thz parts in the Comedy differed little trom that of last aesson—one new performer being introduced to out notice, rind or.e established and justly-choished foositrite lietag restored to it. —The part of Lovett& was undertaken by Mr. BallaIREI. a geotlemin who is new to our stage, and, we should presume, not much occasioned to any other. Ile has rather a good figure and lace, powrrful and sonorous voice, with exeeesling mo no•cmy of tone end gesture, and a most minus pro. uuncintion. The word weigh, fur example, he will prouonince like the word sigh. and he does not ad dress his mistress as yew, or ye, but yes; thus -We hare that in our &emu and whole will ay (weigh) against the must rt.tie. treat en cinnotateres -Hope the roma generous sarrioce you have mule to lose awl me blight he ku injurious to yes (yea) by wailing a tacky anent of reconciliation r lie. Th.s is too bail es en for our northern ears ; and we earnestly counsel this young peat). iner to study his orthoepy in the first place, force and variety in the next, as much as he can, in some of the excel lent models that surround him. In tondo% and occasional ranting. he la certainly inferior to his predecessor Mr. Titorsrsou ; but he is still more below him in manliness of appearance, in sostainerl propriety of character, and iu general gentlemsoli. nes, of deportment. Mr. Thom-soft has great and grievous fault., lint he has hardly had lair play trout this audience. Always peel., I, always a. II ' dressed. always respectable, wr ,in pint rl,im for him admiration ; bin we do t him for him, from his audience, what hie audience 'key s reeeive from hiru—tiention mud respect. _ _ The other novelty of the evening was Mr. , . Ty err rr as Betty. This sweat and unassuming , •ctrevs a6l restored to vs after en absence of severll and we sincerely trust we shall not 'wait' have to lament her secessimi. She performed the part with chayacter rietie simplicity and good - sen4e, and was warmly applauded throughout. Mr. HERRN WAS the sub stitute for Mr. Masux. in Sierfin.r. ill order that Mr. MASON might he the sulastit use fur Mr. Vista Inc, in Cmitoe. Doth characters 100 by the change. Mr. NiASON. in spite of h.. petite honer certainly hit the humour of the oht trader extreme ly well, but. notwithstanding that defect t ff.c. live," he came but tardy rdr ut errecom. Mr. ACCHSII went through Sir John Meleal with lunch grave propriety. We have so alien and en largely eulogised 'A!r. Tikalr'S Lord Ugleby. that we have ot.!y to re ' peat our NO measure of admiration. But we think he is even improved. ‘Vithout parting with • single ferture of the truth of the part, he Rites it more spirit and effect. It is an exquisite and near ly Galli. as performs weee-s.M re. ht trons's /rainy was as tender and true to nature as formerly. The Comedy was succeeded by The Host . er of the .tips, in which Mr. StbDONI, who perfortoe . d fitoealei. was greeted with • degree of heartiness that must have been mo.t gratifying to his feelings. The w hole went off with crier, although the bones (owing to the general mourning we prem./ were entirely empty of female attraction. Tne pelt of time hnuse was crowded.—(Ediablergli Emus! t.) The //armlet,. of Yarmouth. treat L'ierpael, is coned :tau Caluis. MA ft KIM 1=11111111.1601 ealkampodira Wh o Itiders, Tavate IT, !COT 44 sl4 ref lead. ...... ti• --d. tu :111' I 4 .w 'anal .1414 —d. lu 4,. ._ 4 l . . 041111 Ili!. -...i. I. 4ta -..4 Demo . tow. •••••1. lu MN -_,I N.* Ditto W. -d 1. • - • 044 Meta -.a. —.41. to --.• -.1 4. Peas - VOL ..41. tu tios ..-4 _ — _ _ - --- . ___... COVE EXCH.t NG E, No V ' II --- CURRENT PRICE OF CRAiN. 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Campbell, wife of Cart•° Campbell, of the !loyal Navy, of Lau week the LA& a Sir William Geary, Bart. 0 6 " aid hair, at 03tell Heals, is Kest. At Girlhood's's', at Um nth inst. the Lady of Card Sittatlivraile, Esq. Oa me. DEATHS. On Mushy tiled last, at his house in Eloctoret.A moos, bleary Sieves', Eaq Senior Proctor and IttCilltal the .Welics t7ourt of Casiserborr. Toia.lny seani,:lit, hi the HUISe of Darecticio at rarbm. where be had urea [WAWA upwards of veers yrirs. 0 ' I. "'CM' , of tranaportstioo for life, Jos. Alley, a clisor well known is most parts of the l unged kioodeni. hut r . rosoy Northarel , ci Lind. He weal by tie snow of ) 0 my the Pokes piper, and was is his eat, life • Iv 01 , li,teart us the pipes. He was capitally convicted melding ot the Maims al Thiebitims, is area, sad raceme... tense" of bat was afienaird, padisied am roman, traospottatioa for hfi : but oa accessed of hisses , ad , t IMAM s, mow/Re could mot be carried Ma to este ae* lad measly completed his sqtl, s. at. sad (ve Kau rea," of of boa confiasomot was ofiatedwith a compl oa eases _ . HIGH SW aTER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON SKID' Mena • aim. sate is I Gres. J agar• after U• LAOIDO?i t—Priated and Publ4,6.d at dot *" Strand; mbar* Adaertisenaeats ere nteieed• owl (►a" paid) wiiodt t.e addresanit.---C. SMITH , 1 " C~ewaat`a lay, rittitet.•••J WHITE, No. lE. 81 .100 .1. 0..