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POSTRE. 11031 THE OPERA OP "THE %MU of SEIFILLE• 1•111 Pm sett riersidr. Pier. Oh! ..ides fair, the swain Weeks, Asd with use sows thy tresistre webs! He wakes is hopes is set this fire r Asa shoe shy Ms sod hhsrly. *dim Snide Pees uy loellagg whoa Wealthiest, the esesityyte esolystsisk. It fr. Ate.slissm illbsl it Os., Cogid ewe my ttstris ey asp. wow. 04. wrfAlwAsk " &welt mar JIM ones !Nell Ma • 9 ref7,7Pr 40 Ira 4101's e i i r ~±!! t e or Is, timid.. dpsesb asks& Ow Ate Ames& sees try the rebus, As Is Tsar ..t Pith, al she *a bait it Aisia-C6opelle, fsfq istbustel KMPSIL. $ • Jobs POI, whe ef disositils lkstisisas, r .WM peg this Prisms Aloo f " u.., ibe agai• .0 Wily, whereto lb. weedert-bdoet yes ea N.The Parne+44o sad dyne, " The Mows sae emmeaad lb. row !" Inte 1111111.11 0 110186 'Mt" The Demo of helm Ilir Fersliai bewillies— The resew hie lAwly . betrese=. Per ae she I. resolved spas wearies the lifegehae, la revenge be hes takes the Step. ;NW/WM Yesterday tweroing Colonel gavpicre, Military Secretary to the Duke of Comm.'', hit tewn for Hanover, with dispatches for the Dukes of CAIIIIIIOOB sod Ct.sualfci from the FLOCS RaOtaT arid the Paittclitts. Lad arid I,:sh CASTLEIIII.OII eve expecbd boase:sreitt week hem Ant-lo.Chopelle. The Archduke $14M11411.144 ef Ae stria. end suite, arrived on Tweraley it Seesdeoevt,Svalissas shire, on .a visit to the Marquises's; illerdassus of A N41141110r. The Doke and Dochires of agIITLL STO tttrieett at their ism. HoleAkio, Seem free Posts. The lifarmaithipsd. Marchioness of Weactresie by, left town ••• Mar, Earl and Co MOW FITSWILLIMIII arrived yes terday at their boom in Groomnorusquare, from Paris. Lord sal Lady MILTON. have !ell Paris for Italy, where they gra /averted to, rondo during the winter. _ _ Lad/ CAROLIN Lap.i earoded. a Imre town this Oil. on • visit to. the Bari sad: Cosmos, of Businoeop. at Brighteek The Mauer of the Mist, hails; Ms sew Crows Picas, requests Art they nay tat be NIG fend to rub lupins& each other. We preemies he cousiders two c►otoas towatteb for soy awe to bore is his. pow. A precious discovery her recently been made at Tarn, a smell commune near Valence (Drone). An individual in digging rather deeply in the food ground, my curious object. w hich may ultimately Agree in the galleries of the Museum of Natural History: It is the body of an elephant , which lee buried in the soil ; the head only hat been exinated. The Mayor o the colonasoe hes forbidden further researeh until amps can he adopted for raising the skeleton of the animal. Hereto fresh subject fur the discussion of geologists. We hear that the booth Coursing Meeting. will be held on the lat. 3d, and sth of December next • and that. in order that a better opportunity may h e given for making single matches, the aneepstekes will iu future be discontinued. At the late Basingstoke RIM, foe the handicap stakes, in the first beat, Npiattediair took the lead, amt beat Be/Imphen by karcely hells neck ; the second anal third h`ol'its td rkassais suede very strong play. and woo the seeped by half a neck, mid the third by a head. oply. The race between Mr. FiLINCIS'S . cheese'. gal 'away and Mr. Knout's roan, took place over again on Tuesday, a former bet of WO guineas hay ing beets declared off on the score of jostling. The distance was right miles, and it was woo easy in 24 minutes by the galloway baiting roan several lengths. In the former race roan was a hundred yards a head. The foundation of an ancieot oupposed to he that or an hospital. has been discovered in the ground behind Northumberland House, by the 111141 employed in preparing it fur a shrubbery. A sermon was preached at Ealing church on Suoday lent, liy the Reverend Dovtur Bolt D. ref the benefit of the Gide Charity School. The elo. fluent preacher chose the following test : " Thste 'hell sancta" , my mow, ae4 eassetify tire Hely One alari.h, and shall fear the brad. " They also that erred in spirit *hall mere to wittlentomi. log, mkt they that mormorest shall leant Am-trine." laialti axix. nod 24th yews. A packet, called the Hibernia. has hewn fitted ri g at Dublin, for the purpose of sailing between 'hot coy and Holyhead, having propellers under satyr, winch drive her against wind and title. ea.. cluute of a full set of rigging sod wile—( Belfast Pappr.i Norwich Corn Minket was rather thinly at. tended on &tardily, probably ovriog to St. Faith's Fair. Wheat was plentiful. bet Barley fan' to 6 "d very 'trimly, and mairitained last week's price, whilst Wheat was 2%. per comb luwer.--There was but a short supply of Cattle on the Hill. the prices or which keep up. The Sheep Market was alto thin sod dull. icnio6 kr irirm. .A• Meeting of Ihrtieektristi took ' place, t4ae dime since. at the Cocoa-tree. Harrosslyarileis. when a great variety of flowers, plants. fruits. &e. woo exhibited. to which it was unanimonsly arced that appmpriate moan should •be gime. The fol lowing constitute a few of the articles on which the Assembly bestowed particular denominations Plants, 4e. A►aeee. A bri et LUlst Ilie Seek eatilirke. Two Orasgalleirers Lora Timm& awl Mr. Fed. As eyeliners Aliedireds, tbe peeks eta hot kol prepared by Mr. Pitt Ile. Womble. A sorpriebealy Awelle Osier—bee& able hi eel &sells.. A bed of Vigils The Moils st pew A Sae specimen et the irish Cral—it parte. wry essins pediedise Mr. Oskar. 4 assfelethesat-4104 prised by ISM ficatisad. Ms dower TeoAro radsr-ohred, a ea loaisdaros Aar Zara Codsrogh. A illareithOphid, shrialikri at every arra A Skates' TM lard Mow Mr. A mot (whoa speciosa sf do Dead Ohm "eds. TM Nola a War. eider. A productive &heUglier The Than per (hula. • eftselevisak, harialess soeugh, what properly opens! hir.lllreries. Avprehaso of evrisealedref, whiell hsa asiesiiied all who have beheld Mr. W. Pak. A mime Havnypolherigisally a • pour lower, but, hostas bees treas. pleated to a puke at Mumma, it has Wane eassaiegly rich Mr. 'flimsy Lem Pete. The largest special= of Os Papyri, er Paparbse, stir area is this estttry—die Bog sad the Dible loviefitio are also maxim is pas. sees is The Climaills, of dis Ihrsheiesr. A /my kris pawl of the idenh's. hod opoeies fonlinaad tb Beloved. baenlifol "par rer S. ltoodlly. An mammooly ht madame of the alroll4no—inal be moot Bevan eigoesoly and in weleeive over la Palk Moth and Chorilallio hoNtaliewe Omni voecioe of Abe InvanAlo and Drier Andly. old& so puma eon .sso /Otiose donor.. The Cooessea of IM A lot of fiedkno—.ete toed foe may Mai ON roars TM Attempt. A Saa-Bower, la Blown Sir W. Cowls. A Wet Asedira Pride Agawam. A anionliably otion Wollilawer ... N,. Brown (Kasper or Neweito). kraal Fir trees T. Iladowes-bay Compaay. A Asek-Idoloa Three Chnwrows—Wwwy, but Lord Amherst, fir M. Maxwell, sod U 9 A Pow" .f mot eassiferais goo. My A wioolor of Com-Rowan TM lopportero of Ow Core INN. A Focal of Dos-moo Tie rogilioto. oaf. IL WALTER WILDFLOWER, Prem. It is sow known that Lord ELLassoßouGu re. tires frost the Chiefftlesticeshipof the King's Bench, to which he was promoted in the ADDING. TOM Administration, awl is to be succeeded by Sir CHARM'S Assort, a puisne Judge of the same Court. The state of his Lordship's health had for some time prepared the public to expect his resig nation ; yet it is not the less so that account to be considered as a very important occurrence in the Court over which he presided. It will, we sup pose, be matter of gettersl remark, that his successor has been promoted from the situation of /mime Judge to that of Chief Justice; and that by such a measure the boasted independence of our inferior Judges is invalidated; for, though they are pro tected from feet of the Court. by the act of the be ginning of the Ktmo's reign, they are not now re. moved beyond the influence of hope. or the power of seduction; inasmuch as, though they cannot fell, they may be moved higher. If there is any justice in this observation. it wi'l acquire additional force, slid the measure itself mit be snore prejudicial as a precedent, inasmuch as it is not on a death, but on a resignation. that Sir Cuaat.ss Assort has thus been promoted. Future Ministers cannot ante. life. but they may eaptdite retirement. However, iu cases between the Cant and the subject, the nation we believe, eves now, trusts more to the roa 1 solution of the Jury thou the firming* of the Ju A Ministry that gowns well. sod is opposed bed nitro, will seldom fail of favoisrable verdicts; , incompetent ur tyrannical Governments will, while Juries tenant, be but feebly. sustained by au gab tug Judge. , Wednesday. while some oxen were driving to the slaughter-houses of this city, one of them, having turned furious, broke off, mei owe liwaseh the streets. up to the Castle-hOl, posidiest ono in its way. It at length went dam die 1 11: 1 2 side of the hill. and entered a dwelling-house, in which there was only a young girl. who fortunate ly made her escape. where. after basking almost every article of furniture, the men who followed it bed to adopt the stratagem of bring ing another beast to induce it to leave its use mensiou. The animal, however, was op sooner out than it again broke off. and returned up the hill, running north by the New Tows. and did not stop till it reached a pork near SteckbrWge. We have nut heard that it injured any person in its protracted career.— (lidiebargh l'oper., ► tors's dAIIEILL. we Ne tt e e t t sh o t th e . spl ess d our o f h er ta l e n t ' s l„ adverting to Mies O'Nutt.t.'s late pink•ssioital toor, had pnidoced a Omer in the internal ecoonnty cwt the' imeincial *Potties The* Papers in general being publishes! fluty *nee a week, it may be con selves! • difictrit Mask to And runts forche aggre gated mews sad itivertisbutents of sin days, or any but Kaiak and neeresery matter. Theatrical 0 41;6. bas. Omicron., been'osed very sparingly in t h e poseeinciei Poem, and the most brilliant stars have moved through their orbits without having their peerage marked by mare thou the entice in the We hitc_lyvopied • a critique on Miss O'NEILL from the Norwich Paper, to *hew how great the altenttiou that has been made in the system in favour or that Lady. As a Nether mi t e. tuition of our remark. We copy the following article from the Bitry St. -Edmund's Paper of the iststant:— *Hi DRAMA. , Oa Friday aetilatitedef last, the halobiteeN oF debtors mad neighbourhood received that high hatillestien to which they had few saws tide his. Wallin forward, in the appear,- aro/ of Miss O'Neill at sir Theatre, N the itereeters of illehlaires and Juliet— The dire wend, Moen% Igbt stud In ties place of all criticises : a truth wed desplieity of enaceries with alternate delicacy and fate of ezecutios, jaw I. des tosnei sad to the pilot the ad rivals which loves all pest esopethien tar aid rinds the nest seised .acres he Wheal of the Meg had es nese bees idegeleeed se a gedieut thee ors esteemed the lest Oaths thes urd toile airportosett hitheile she is Moly homers ss a Iltiry asthma as tie Mum It 'edition* te satiosate merit Silos risk ing the levidieesoess elf cesperisee ; wor avoid we pay this mosiliest artist so paltry a esoplinteet as to old her at the expos of Sr predecessors. There see few persons now mantels& who can look farther bark for a pound thee to Mn. 'Mose, the graodeer of wises perform's?, we sr member with foliage of profetud admiration • tad we part. ed from her with the pistil inpressies, that r we steer dlo•M look epee her like emir." • We de sot sow I. is on respect look epee her lib; bat we little delight irb 16141111 SO NM look era her sped. What sass .wt msbasedinsry in the sampierlson is, that der lest shines at Mes.lidenes prwaand sonstesmwecosiviseed ss how ane r ply Malan hall omitted her with the power of expands' the heroic, Ile Serrile,.a/,wilh some limits ion of elm sestamos, the lodge aod pathetic. Fres the mold it which Mimi • Is dose, sec lest impresslos woad be, we say say were, that where Mrs. Siddoes was in dancer, _at heat of yaws. of What. Miss O'Neill • was certain - a/ WWII I bet that in die Amer worths" of the owl, the cosalstoos of ridge, sod the spoke of freely, youth and loveliness sold .uty operate as disarbacks, mid that for this eseass modes, however tieveenly to be wished, she least sod fed Idler deg*. Set is it reaVy se? We soaceive that Mime O'Neill% tales, is drawl's, with her truly feu:Jets ess radon and fours, we her own ploysigiuggey for she sea regales of gem ostler she way be supposed tia feel, is es of the ono curios and lueseeeltes illustratiose possi ble, of the surges power midi sled, whoa k is st higher order, soden ode the egrpoesel dose. Oer limits wiN oat admit slaw sr ladolsiog Ogee Ireelatione tartberow of somaseocimia detail partleeler Mums and detached beauties. OM to Noma gesmally, we sever saw say performer mak sr Susie, so loca ll y sbywdbes (ere say the word a:kindly) se as medium: there was sat sae ewe fee applause; no see Dalvideva sod Juliet always; sever Mies ulkhY. loth bees sad is Ludas, the lint scene, and the dighisst ease, is as perfectly ropemostal as Ohs bat sod the palest. There is as hamper; bark that a M ass pods@ ors derive mews fintetrom mistreat; bre luwill; andimme is equally sarusd by lb, last amboseisst larlabas .f Nature, and by the most ewer pde drams or hurt Nrislieeeti dissinetiss is Wart- Mahe; ; bat what we, surpass the conjugal semplicily sad alllbetimi, the feed but pews expression of the lest scene, sod of the speech begiodes— u Does this appear libe change, or love decoying r as. We have nem het ter e word es islet. If ills be est the meet airectleg of Mies perferinseees, It is that which calls teeth her eheadaideseelleeme le the greaten eseirty. All the early emus, diet in the liskony, so eitemeered, yet se leeecent, the girlish pettielieme sad allersete cossieg with the Nurse, up mute erichaetiog : thee% ft le the end sone of Belvidere ender other dr comeleaces, she exhibits nemphisticated Nature and keno* with a simplicity which would be most besardoes, If genie. were eel under the strong metro! of jedgmeet and of purity; het she knows hew ear she skald go, sod an halt at die very edge, without tends( giddy. Bet were we to meet the SUN of ail, is which the skill of the at biumphe Mal conipktely (without aineider. Mg the ieterest sr merit of the subject-matter), we shodid ex so the poises scene. If we were to name ors look, at. Made, and eselamatiee, which seemed were tike inspies tioe thee another, it would be at the pnimige, ohm she lifts the dome— " 4 Not, so, this elan forbid it; he thee there!" Bet we west positively bleak et with eels further sihret. leg to the earisits quelley id bee seise, aria the admirable skill with which she imedelstis it. A mart pugilistk coutbst took Owe yesterday, so Clap. halm Comenton, ballroom a gesteremonger, 'mows by the .p. pelletlem of Deady Jag, sad Brigade, a Guildford boat. man. It was a bard Ask oflifty-arre• minutes, for a stake of floe didlings. Jack gays sixteen psusds I. weight, but be wade op that deadest, by pin Wag op to his ad.'s. eary's bead, sod broogbt hies dews to his own pewees, but not without reesiviog I. raters. Brigitte fought ~.fully mail the thirty.sisth raged, when be received a downs( laft-beaded slap so the jaw, tied be felt as if to try if his head was on. AN the *the was took out of bias, mad Jack woe is forty.two siastes. We understand that the two Linn Coastnirsiers ere hare left 'town foe Paris, on their way to Ma drid. The Grand Jery for the Cattily of Middle's: was sworn last wonting at the Guildhall. West:tisanes. before •--Coat?. Eaq. Tbei► attendasee for bo- Woes" was oat regaired till Monthly nest. when the Sessions commence at Clsrkenwell•green. On Thursday sennight a gentleman from the country left a heave in the High•otreet. Perth, about eleven o'clock at night. with intention of returning to his lodgings; but having mistaken his way, he imply discovered he was off the right direction, by finding himself, all of a sudden, struggling is the riven After an ineffectual attempt to regain the honk, he had sufficient presence of mind to throw himself upon his beck, and allow himself to be cep vied gently down the stream. while be called out lustily for assistance. is this very critical and dup. guess litigation. he floated down the river (which was a gad deal flooded et the time), till he came opposite to the New Shen. where hie eileavoustd • deg on board of a lighter, in which wen two men below, in bed. Awskeoe4 by the barking of the animal, the men immediately got upon deck. and ma d e a ll haste with a boat to the place from which the cries of distress proceeded ; and, fortunately for the stranger. reached it "time team his life. was immediately (Named on board of the lighter. where he remained for the night. Next morning he wee ro far recovered a to be able to retern to Ins friends in town. sod give them' eh account of his perilous odteutn'te.-4Ediebrrik Pope.) iv el snitEr Act. W . RstlinsTra, WiSissimi3Ocr. The tases between Clsiinante and the Commis: sion'ere nitdrr the New Street Act were this day continued before:J. SME6DI.IIIT. Esq. the Deputy High Sutliff; The lint cure was the claini of Samuel Fyler. Eiq. the owner of 28 houses which lie between New.street mail Swullowst►eet. Mr. Serjesint HEST row for the purpose of ototio to the Jury the ease of S FOsr, El. who Was the tityiek of an extrusive and compact freehold estate, ropOsting of g 8 Itoaw., riltttle on the line required or the Commissioners under the filew Street Art, Sidjaining Swallow-street and King. street. _ The Learned Serjeant hod proceeded thus far in his statement. to the Jury, when the ATTORN BY GILOSISt. whispered to him and stopped the case. Mr. Serjesvut BUT then observed to the Jury. that he was ektremely happy to say this case was settled, and it only remained for them to find a ver dict for the Plaintiff for twenty thousand pounds. The Jury accordingly rfcorded this verdict. The Commissioners bad offered Mr. Fyler HUM/. for this estate. Janie italif;ll.ll.4anniOSlONElllo this case ilk levy weld and Viewed the pre miasedn Jermyn..trset t Oa their return— • fire. Berjeant Ousio4/ etated the came. He astit that.the inquiry, to which he was about to aill their attention, woe lee to the mooing of compensation to be given to Mr. Barber, who held • house in Ham mond.court, Jermyo-street, not foi his posi‘ihle re daction of profit by removal, but for his utter and irrettievahle ruin. sinless their verdict interpiiiied and shielded him from wanton oppresiion. The Claimant carried on two branches of business in his house in Jermyii-street, one art extensive retail oys: ter trade, the other a valuable trade in ginger b-er, the profit of which was very considerable. His oyster trade consisted of a sale of not less than from six to twelve buihels per Week. hid the ginger beer sale yielded at least a profit of 6001. a year. The Learned Counsel particularly complained sof:the conduct of the persons employed by the Commis sioners, who had purchased the landlord's interest in this house without shaking any communication to the tenant. who had 'attired every injury by a pro gressive deMolition of all the premises in his vici nity. while his sufferingi Were-disregarded. and no attempt mode to give hits that redress...by a pm chaie of Ms interest, towhiCh he Willi most cenkinly entitled under the Act. All he asked was 3001. for his oyster trade, 3001. for his ginger and spruce beer trade, and 00/. for good-will and removal— making a total of 1,406/. The leaks were put - in and proved in the usual manner. . • John Fyfield examined. Re stated that he knew the Claimant, Mr. Bar ber, foe a great number of years, and had often brought up from Billingsgate, for him, quantities of oysters—he • usually brought up fur him from eight to twelve bushels a week. The oyster season was about forty weeks in the year. by the A TTOINBT-GENIZA L. Witness brnught these oysters for Mr. Berber for about sis years ; but it was seven years ago 'nice he bad beets so employed. Thomas Higgins carried oysters for the Claimant from the time the last witness quitted that occupa tion; he averaged seven or eight bushels a week early in the soma, and about four et the end. down to the time when the pulling down the houses destroyed his business. He described that the re duction of the business kept pace with the progres sive work of the buildings in the neighbourhood. John Rosa. a fishmonger, knew Barber's (Taff busiaete i zsd estimated the pro fi t of it at Soul. a year. general profit was about 401. per ceut. George Evans tobacconist, and Thorns. Lewis, knew Mr. Barber's premises, and, from their own knowledge believed that a considerable trade was carried on therein. J. Goy, botcher, knew the shop very well, and always observed that it had got a good rust of bossiness. _ Semite! Barber, the. Clairelint's brother, knew the nature of his trade. The .prune and ginger. herr sale was very great ; the spruce was mailufac. lured at something about 9d. a dosen, and sold for its.; the ginger beer at about Is. 6 d. and sold at 41. a dosen. He had never mode an average of the amount of the trade, but it eettabily must have been worth 3001. a year. The grocer from whom Mr: Berber bieght the sugar weed in the manufacture , of the beer, and the penmen who used to sell him the esienre of spruce.' proved that he was a considerable dealer with them. He used generally to buy 3/. worth of sago et • time, and be paid more thou 101. a year for his silence o f spruce. Ilk Harper, • carpenter. and another person. acquainted with the value of bosses, were of opi. radon that Mr. Barber's house was worth 601. a year. This was the Claimant's one. TIN ATTORNIT-GINIRAL commented upon the evident", nod declared that he never before heard of so exorbitant a claim as Mr. Barber had at tempted to art op. • It was in the highest degree absurd that such a trade as this in nywers and ginger berr. could have been worth 6001. a year. The DaVUTV•BAIt.tro imanied n p the evidence to the Jury, who retircd for alsnot ten minutes, slid retained with a verdict of 7001. for the Cleirmuit. The case of Mr. Slade, foi his Interest in the Argyle Rooms, is the isolY rereisiinug caw at'per.. sent it issue with the Commissioners, and it stands ovev emit 'ftiesday !ext. DIMAS/VG DCATll—Yraterdsy a 'puma. em ployed is •repairing St. Betiett's Charch. Fish. street-hill. •as at the top of the steeple do.ing sense necessary repoirr, and by some accident it is supposed his feet slipped from under him , slid he fell heodlong from the scaffolding to the ground, at the end of tittle East Chrop,,and sas s 11.11 ed on the spt.t.' P6Llck. a........... ,lieurst Sir JaiarirSniw, nevi. prftid . al elidereaaa. Scsassiel Jaeger iirm charged, geateeilak, grab shishog sit poem& of beef, )ohn Woks, kosrleee, 014.1•Claeoee, towed. duo Ilwiwrono /rye.. mod richt n'elneit no Toveitioly evening , Ilse Pro.noncr ism, ion.' lisoo Atop, took op the 541 . cr of 1. ef, and wok welkin, meet *A it; he eitieNt horn its Use onro, honk she beef roma bini, and Jelieered hfw fahi ;Ise slotiffiti of an Officer. The Prisoner, la his detester, at aishlew, hoot hail erne moo ur employ for some tour • Orel 6.61 midi Aim taste the bref. The worthy A14114156a nbiervell, that hi. lot.l hariiT er"rtt PIO PO eartaie foe his ettoorittiste the °oh. lir work for, hint in the Comps( r. to which place he commit ied ho fOr a Await. to be kept it bard labour. glit•stotErf. lEXTENSIt r E RdtiftEßY Yr 4.• ertia, the final ra.tilw.lieto of /Peen Fi.her look plan. choreal with nihilistic Mr. Nbil. a alaylitakcr in 11.4. tern 'dreg% of • treat nintber ambit, ..topjai.rrl hi hr tip. wattle of 604 pairs, at oliirerent Ifolieo, while rutpinrrtl 44 puricr by Mr. Mills. A nionber et Mein have been film.% it different itiwobrolert. The Prisoner iris romihitted du the introit , : miopienti bf stealing the stays; tool his Wire Won 411.111t11.41 to bid, 1., tile her stir' fur receiving them, bottoms thew to hive bees . The Prisoner's *ire *is detected in Orel ilia to pawn the stolen stays. himmttoetivoit-ten PVT . T. servaiiti in the ettipiny Of the Pining's. -r A otob.t.oador sod the Duke of St. were chorgs .1 by Tilos ohm, n watchman, with ►iotous 'conduct. no in (ilun tester-euutt, St. Jutneu'A, Rip., they were urdesed to bud bud gr stunt hit their MierlindUCt. . . ARTIELF.S OF THE PEACE. l'estetalay • young man mimed ./Indwell teas brought lie. Teri J. Burrow", Esq. charged by Men Dessiet, • Dutch lady, with threatening ber life. The Comp!minion added, that the D.• 6 relent was conret tied with Mr. Louis Isitrueit, her lerkthre person who per:. formed id London an the Rate mime lime sea with spell success), is the Inssaacal line, and was milieu to oar-troth of the proAta.. A short time eiro hrr hrother htt Esorlssot mime business of impedance, which he had so srassemet. at ....0 Rotterdam, and in his abet nee the 1ra . 1111,111. r is . n In one perinteed the business. some short rime efts r the ilepari Ode of MI. thiniet for Hulloed Cm Ikfhdamf fit lowed him. When they met at It.dterilain, Mr. Shadweli asked Mr. Debeeet if he bunk make • particular alrestrvit, to screen him from a prosecution is Load tttt t which the lathe object. ml to. Mr. Shadwell then requested an expleitetion of va rious debts, which not iseinirgiven to his satistiction said that he mould swear the death a Mr. Unmet, which was looked epos as a threat of assemiention. thi Monday last Mr. Rleadwell en trout to town, and repaired to the Weise of• Mr. Druert,wris. where the btisinese had been carried us. 'Mesmerised answered the dour, hit I had °flirts not to admit hies. However he Came in, lust saw Complainant In dmdnwing.rodss, dniwingdmiles. sad accosted her very civilly. lie afterwards held • tmaknesee with her fisher in Freuch, rs sin rime the removal of the lutes and mimic. ?isle day he came again in a very vie/lest passion, and demanded elm kelger, wlswhF ber father refused to give up. He said mine ill door% so the family, and used some oteoug language as C• mplain.us, eon. responding is its nature with the donor Is. hl oats 1.. to 4 r tier, is contaminate of which bet frieudi soli heed her to nub. him bused over to keep the peace. • The Defendant enured inso a Ism: mese:distil of hie ! cambia. He said that denier the Noe Mould. ssr Dessert wan at one of the Patent Theatres is. lasuduu , he became acquainted wish him, and they agresol tis establish a cos. errs for the ask of Moores pawns nuts., »bias at flat lime was all the rage. He (Defeastout) s .ohas 10-d in thin speculation a capital of 5001. mud was so IsAire • truth : part of the profit; but sot baling fur a length of time received any shag (runs Mr. prowl, and that Onstleman having left the conntry, he eoneluded that be had alecoesele.l for the porpoise of defrauding his creditor*, in celesettecnbt of which he followed him to Resterdesn. the hat antral IS that city, he addressed • note to Mr. Dram I, rs Oral iaX to' see hiss seat months', to milk their affairs. He came at the sprained time, hot refused M tome to any isettlemeist, paying, that he should have taken the snit roar* whitit Webster had. (Webster had Mr. Demurs stromed it borer.) Finding it impossible to get Mr. Ikuset Is come to any an- Unseal, he returned to England. lint ass of bed to bud that during his short steamer, all She iustrunenets had been made sway with, sad ilk woo kitten all snickerers!. He ap plied epos the subject to Mr. Mtge,. sets., a ho save on ex planation whatever, sad forcibly withheld slur husks. Mr. Reimers—l' If be deleted the books you have your remedy against him." • The Defendent—" I applied this morning for as °See here, but was refused nne. Mr. DIMON, the chlef elerk. said the appl7eatioo kid hens made to Mr. Ferran', who, troorislesissg she tort ter oat of id* jurisdiction, referred the gruilemen to au as Hey. • Mr. Burrower—' Certainly it sass actionable °Reece.' Mr. Madsen assured die Magistrate that lie hid never intended Ilat least harm to Miss Drone?, soar hail he tree expressed himself to shut firtei lint utt the contrary, bail traded her with the greatest civility. Mr. lorrouree—a" I do not oisseirier, that the thane is proved. Let the warm* be diselsarged."—Discharged ner COMM/SSW!! OF INQUIIin On Friday lest an inquiry took place at the Swan lon. St. Peter's Mancroft. Plorwich + under a, Cum- . mission from the Lord Chancellor, on the Petition of Mrs. Ellis.' sister and contisigeut devisee to the Isle Mr. Bailey Bird, as to the stile of mind a Bailey Bird, Elf'. of that city. Counsel for Ike Petitioner Mr. F.dwaid Alderson and Mr. Presto' . arid Mr. Cooper for Mr. BIM. The Counwssioi.- ers, wee Mr. Steward Alderson. Mr. Cooptr, Dereham. and Mr. Jackson. of Ipswich. The tcase was very ably opened by Mr. E. Ale derma, and Mr. Cooper. with great rogeriony ability, maintained the defence. Many witneMirs were examined on both sides. but the evidenie of YOUe went to prove he wee of mind, or capable of managing his own Mr. E. Alderson suede an eloquent and energetic reply to Mr. Cooper. The Jury, after - half an hour's deliberatiori. rt. tented the following verdict, 0. that Balky Bird of unsound mind, so that lie is out capable of gs.• vetoing himself, his manors, rods, chatiels, estates.”—We understand t .Jury were :a g to the tricapecity of Mr. Bird to ronaluct his ptei.. Mary affairs, but not as to the wording of ihr v., - diet I the majority contending fur the to-clii.u..4 phrases of the Lord Chooreibre, office, Si ijit4l Bailey Bird wee ineopaide or governing tritt‘..l'• &c. :" that iu no One imitative was it knows., ii,tr power lodged with any Lord Chancellor hsri abused iespectiog lurrattetor ;wrens of miod (Mr. Bird comes under the lair I r.eerripti...... who were placed by the tag; ender his pryteciii..-. The minority, however, maintained that Mr. 11...1 had' for 90 yeare been kft to the tricoold.ii-i monigtotent of himself,.. and that lie am tiolvti to design any harm to himself or Without entering tutu . the minutiae of the cannot Gist feel, as generattriesuls to . the subject, 014 Ole permit of oo he has not Offended against the law% e, boi Lit : lid *lnd itiviel4tile:—(NOrieirCi'vpir.i ( IM i I 1 i