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1; 7 %. 4 SUFIVI:k A*SIZES Co;N CLUDED). ....411... In f moo tiorttre of llie mitoooll itontlsor or Pri roller., the Inestors• rlid 140 ter; ll ill roe till Frid ty y•fie;',ite,l•. Twtlo%. l ‘vii Prisoners were r4pitally 'mete ., d, at d trrel%(ll *l•titetter of ]).ok, inel tots to t . Jott vt I?,,Npm; 11 . 111;fint 91,11 11. 1 IsirA, lOr Ipt jog lookto tato the dwelling bruise: .•l 5.. 1 1... rritilsle, 1,1 %Vhitton, near limo irk, and ••,,Irri tow tens•poons, a silver itsn.•poort, tor, silver s• It shovels, o leather nurse, gold lor.kct -101 :I rlllistattife, soda gol,l ;,:rititet ring. 'flits last was s most flaring offetice„ S. sii•l, OM' III) one lint 'Susan her 'ter • lived in the house with her. 0a the 911 of II .1 ober •Ise retired to rest, having previously se• rnwd I,er tlorir• and witolore.i. She was disunited riliont midnight 'by some one trying to force the door, 0 1 toi, whir!, she tooting . ■ rattle OM of the ..-11tilow, and .own mil: roil off. The noire cenOirtV. went to 101 l a g.iiii ; but suspected there were Polite 111 , r+owle about Ihr house utter wards went down, nod found th,.,hiolivr ("wt., nod a 1111,1 at I It.* window with it Moo', who said lie woYfld Wow r brains not, unless she let loins in, which she dill, and too persons came ; the first was Hanson, who had n Mere 411 Mack fur over his Inotitli ; Elticord followed with crape over hitt f a re. They forced her ap stair*, Ranson going lierlire rill: it iiistol, and I lilyaril ltd . I. Hanson Ihin lo Id his weapon to her head, 311)(1 111 , 111:111d• egg boor Leym . or money ; she gave hint a k. v, 1.1 ti I:e took hoot it little hox 5/., having al peade 'sized bier watch. lie then emptied her pocket.. 6 1 e l t,...rds of .5/. and said there wrap five of them, root they most have In/. rash, A third nopeared, who she thiiik• etas when they vrelit awl eery IdaCY, roller:ling a great 9,1 totity of plate awl vitlitald, , i, tie sides those stiontiotird in IhY i. do:lntent. During the tt hole tom- (ant Is tor 111111 tt 11;111) her 11113101-F?rV:llit was Ilia o , lllltl the lord, ntrl Ihr thieve. eat:tint:illy inquired for her, ties. l'entlde letethv morltell lloir per oi.ll her, and so !wig to the 1 1111 l .r. Several oilier witio-oiscs cirri ea so mi“ t od, r-villetice tended to bring the elfroire home io the Prisoner., ( tort oil Or stolen property brio:: found in the ir Sours coeivero , it • ill to iittlohc 'bowie ut Wit rtilitie, Itetwf•Vll Mr. Browne nud Loots I li!pod, ml.it wry,: to ~hew that they wool /tau toot colomitiell Ihr rolittery. John Goodrich. n ho %VII% in C i d c heoer pot with /.4ws siorke to haring ircrircil trverol articles of irm, which carte clterwards idcotitied by Mrs. Alter an aide summing up by his Lordship. the Jory reit:mixt a verdict of Guilty against all three iuticrs. Tide oho', of the convicts on the Liberty side o-rre ter ricred, hot the frollowlog seven were left for esreution at Ipswich :—.lo4tssa Mansion, ham fislyard. Henry Laws, Charles itnyner, J. S. 'Joker, William Nerve, and Joseph io ns the conviction of Willirm Hardy. his rriy, the Is-co lit 11r ci,-.s.L!,y was oppottrti, its s-oisrt tins -tier of Isis hasiog rret iuusly hurl the bene fit, upon Ins Itial at Chelmsford, when lie was ben teuced to six months istoinw.nowirso, mid then dig. charged. The Jury were sit eel dingly sworn to Mu. crulMut the identity of his perms's, and they returned is verslect to that rtftct. The cotsseyttrisce of this s•, that the Primmer oils sstetetsced to death. The trial of William Lore excited the utmost S o ietest. and the Cosirt wisp crowsledl to racers. The Piiterner, who is married, scot loss as family. Inns. the appearance of a young snail of respectsshi htv, tiring only twenty-nine years of age. The o divisors's COOPlt4itd of ten counts, live of vehicle cliss•gs d Isom wills le/onions!t blessliiig, and We rest with Itatithil.silly unshrzzling, shyers sum, of mooey. n Inch have been calculated at neatly nit,tatni. Srtirsl.l M.CIS3r.TT Rtaivil the twos of the case. sit some length. The lirm of Me.srs. Gurney awl or Norwich, bade ltrse.ch hook at nosegay, .14 re duo l'risoner wus employed as tie Ik, at a SA. huly of 1 , 20/. a year. Mr..l. T. Illorgit‘ms. of the firm of liingslturr • hul Co. solicitors, INlngsiy, deposed, *hot oil the 17t1, of October I.s-t he wive iris Ort k, mimed llokee, a check for 1,000/. drawn by the. Itrv. it. Hall, cut Kett and Bock, losokets, of Norwich; u 1-o 1-2.0. en cools, deseriug him to take it to the 8....40k of dee Prosecutors. Baker said that be carried the 1,1-20/ as de ireit by Mr, Mergititoo, and delivered thrust into the I sorls I.f the Prisoner, who made situ entry of the .► saw hat owe rasa &Nein/ OrertioNl• antl ant know that twin ;he wore a red coat nowt whitish .r..•.•rrs hml • weapon in, hi• baurnalte a baronet no a stick ; saw ilesvastsra hod,. Plid blond minim, front W4llll it,. sink ; saw the men about four )arts distance (ruin deceased, nod g.ting away. Cross-ent isrel hit Mr. It OM. To v. The place Pas about elm yard. f ilr. Arehdoill'. Clerk's; heard de d was a Primmer and ...raped Mon the aerie.; beard that Dimnin was one of the VA RM. and hid four or Gee Prisoners; heard there was a Profile between Millais wed deeeased; saw then, &limit a quarter of an butte before deceased fell ; they did nut rime in sight. - • , By Ihr -Noll —The guanl increased as they ran; looms not who kilksl deceased; paw no one sink or stab at liiso ; looked and aim nu blood on lite road. - - - --- By Ihe hide P ereeaaed was ri 00000 int first; Inst sight of them for some time; deceased was miming with his back to she man. --- Genre.* Dane nwern.—Bew dereate4l on the 17th of be was on his feet, and !eyries/it on the road, and Ibled'; law lb. noun(' in his 'leek ; saw a men going front decomint, lint could not identify him ; dial not Dee his lase) he had a pole and bayonet ; deceased's w u nnil was a then,cornerPil rat ; Paw no one hut the man with the nil cult and pule near deceased. By the Jurg.—Ba. R party ; think* there was mare than one had a bayonet and pole ; thlak. deceased walked fuel or five yank In witness's night before he by down. Charles ArrlidAll. Esq. a MileiisProle, sworn. Knows Prisoner; saw him on the 17th July. at witneses house; asked Primmer why he was guilty of *tabbing Somer ville! Prisoner replied. it was i r slrfriire of hi. life, and that Somerville said he would kill /Um with . CWss•examinrd Ly .Ur. Rot.t.Mo4. Knew Prisoner to be a peaceable imitistrions boy ; saw Aklienna. who was known to he a coooroolde Witness grant ed a warrant against the Somerville% for a felony. saw the warrant with M'Kenna on the morning of the 27th July; understood the Somerville. were ted miller the warrant sent them to hi. Clerk's in custody ; heard they escaped from the Clerk's, particularly the dereaseol; he; its. • the Pri soner was armed with a bayonet to guard the Poisoners; believes he rare after &craned to retake him ; five or six other Prisoners mrsprol from his Cleo k's. Prisoner lohi wh iner% deceased resisted; heard nothing against the character of Primner; knew him to lee very iitiloost ; he wa. help. iug low father to labour when called to guard the Prisoners. k further appeared in evidence, that previona to the de ceased having receives' lais mortal wound, he had dragged the Poisoner through a river, and had thrown him down tut the honk. Alex Aikin was next sworn.—He knows Prisoner—was brought to witness's boom on the 27th of July, and on the following day was coomonoitcd to gaol. The wimps' was now about to state what be called the confession of the Prisoner, when Dmratirn roar to put what he considered sonic intern' pietimisa r y quei di em i, nam oy—whether the confession he (the witness) was shout to give in evidence, had b. en 'storied from the Prisoner by hopes or threats, dm. kr. To this the witness fairly replied, that he bad not held out to the Pri soner either hopes ur threats. He w as then questioned as to the Act of his heing a perfectly disintrresled teasels. He solemnly declared, that be was—bnt, in his answer to the ♦cry next question Ire admitted. " That pending Ike leis, he had assisted lke agent:for Ilts Crown fa Mocks:Menges of certain Jurors! ."' At this crisis of the proceedings, lading that the Learned, eulightened, and brunette Judge had, under alt the circum stances, entertained serious doubts rtspecting the admissi bility of Mr. Ailtin's disinterested evidence, be (Atkin) seemed ricterinieed, that the tnercifel communication he hail to make, should not be withheld from the Jury—sad, although be was direct( d by the Court not to state the Prisoner's confession, until he should be so required, 7el, in a parin.tem or ardour fur the due admiuistration of jus tice, hr exclaimed, " 'rho. the Prisone► had told bins that be (the Ps isorres) hurl murdered the detested" The Learned Judge (Mr. Sericite,* Joy) here interposed.—. He Arm commanded the waters' to he silent. Ile then rose Gout his seat on the Stuck, and, in a warmth of Milepost feeling, and elusilence of expo ssion,:addreased Mr. Aikin to the following effect : " Sir—ln the evidence you have given no this trial, yen have solemnly sworn, that you were a perfectly disinterested witness, whereas, to my knowledge, both your worda and actions baireevineed the contrary. On my coming into Court this monolog, you, well knowing that the Plisoner was to take his trial at its sitting, fur a capital offence, and that the penally of kis conviction untold be the forfeiture of his life; you, Sir, fully apprised of ibis, in a manner perfectly intelligible to me, and for an object which I could rot utis ■nderalned, endeavoured to prejudice my mind spina ■■ tosfortunate Priaimer,, whom the beniguity of our laws ►e quired me In hold guiltles till the contrary appeared. In language evidently intended for my ear, I beard you then declare, w That the Prisoner oaght to be hanged without Judge or Airy!" I then fell it my duty to euppms my indigestion at your foul attempt to influence t►e Adminis tration of Justice ; hot I cannot now eutheieatly express my abhorrence of eunduct su highly reprehensible, because I cousider it as a base effort to poison the very source of Jun lice. And, I trust in Gail, I hare the approbation of the Jury, of the Counsel, nod of every one that bears me, fur now ordering you off the table." It is impossible to describe the effect that this admirable address had on all present. The Coward fur the Prosecution closed their case.—Coun sel for the Prisoner declined railing any witnesses. The Learned hams theft rerapisalated the evidence with great precision, and explained the law to the July, who, with out hesitation, returned a verdict of—Not Grille. Counsel for the Clown—Mr. R. JOUT4STOW and Mr.Stitit.. Agent, Mr. BELL. Counsel for Prisoner—Mr. Romirrros, Mr. DECRING, Mr. Kena•s, and Mr. grsvrAno. Agrul, Me. tints, and the Pririoner was found Goalig, and sen te„red to four'. en yeNra transportation. A statute of lottery having hero taken nut against Jan Keg, who was chorea If at Thos. Bryant, Gent. of Newmarket, t lir Pro. escuirseit recognizant-es were di•charged, and the Prtsotivr delivered over to proper custody. Robert Brunk, gamekeeper to A. 11. Steward, F. 41. was itillicird for haying maliciously shot at Charles Bantirk, in the period, of Knorldishall. I'. Itintiok said he was coming from Sizessell MI the Cl§ rif f)vrember lest ; other persons were with !bias ; they were welkin- , i n the m ir k then the Prisoner went up to Mills, and was going to seise hint, and as he was running away. the Prisoner I mint.ll his goo at him at five yard. off, het it missed lire. Wit ileps being alarmed, was running nwty, and when he hod got about ten yards, the gun went of, unit shot him it the legs. Burt and Mille aseiercd him home. the Prosecutor limping nil one leg. After he got home he are nothing of Prisoner. He upptied to a surgeon. who, finding a mortification had ensued, amputated one of his legs. Burt and Robert Mills were called, and cormborated these facts. Upon the cross-exarnina. firm of there witnesses, they denied they were pouching. 51r. King, the surgeon, spoke to the arnpution of the leg, and also to some conversation with the Pristmer, tending to chew that lie was perfectly cool at t'ae time lie fired the gun. Several witnesses were called to shew that the three first witnesses were poaching at the time with a dog and nets ; and many respectable gentlemen spnke to the humanity arid general good conduct of the Prisoner. The Jury found him Gaily; but, from the pe r-ohm oircumstarices of the OM, judgment is re- spited. la the ewe of froriledge, who Was charged tinder the gauze laws with a misdemeanor, iu br ill.; found in t. close at Alpheton, with nets and a !archer dog, mid armed with it bludgeon, i! was contended, that the stick he carried being inertly is walking slick, did not come under the denomi nation of a and tile offence was only • tiespass iu the eye 4a the law. It was the Prose cottir's owls fault if the Prisoner escaped psi ssih ment, as he might have been informed against for pinu•liinsg. and plinislied upon his purse.—A simi lar nhjrdins's was entitle nod admitted on the trial of Robert Pleasants, rharged with being in a wood called It'd° Stubbs. in the parish of Rougham. called upon to plead, and also us his de fence, the Trivanier said. that he was committed for the offence on the 24th of November, 1817. and brought up for trial at the Quarter Sessibions in January last, when the Grand Jury threw out the bill, and be did snit etpect to have heard any more of the matter. Both Pilsoittrs were accordingly acquitird, much to the satisfiction of a very crowded Court. lit the . eases of Fairweather a. Edwards, four Knights (if the 'Shire, viz. Sir Robert Harland, Mort. Jame. Reed, Esti. A. H. Steward, Esq. mid Thomas Western, Eq. Uncurled with their pwords and belts, and took the oaths upon a writ of right, respecting a cottage, butcher's shop, and an ucie of land no DArcishain.—The proceeditig is very unusual, WA perhaps such an action has not been tried for many years. • 111171ERASTIAG TRIAL. Fr.RMANACH ASSIZES. The only trial that excited much of the public attention at these Arsizrs, war that of Petrick Panda, who stood indicted, that he, on the cntli of July last, did kill arid murder Andrew Somer. rifle. This trial acquired much inters at from • very extraordinary circumstance, namely, a most atrocious effint to deprive the Prisoner of his right its u fair and intp.otial trial by his Judge and Jury. It is very difficult, as reported to u', to state the transaction iii either temperate or appropriate t. rms. The Prisoner was a Catholic—the deceased un Orangeman. To sustain the indictment, the Prosecutor euitsot ly foiled to make out a case, amoustlieig rr.o t., iltuuslanghtur: In point of taw, it was clearly a ease of justifiable hatoicide, and when the Counsel for the Crown were about to close, a permits named Alexander Arkin, a Ye,. moray (Meer and Muster of an Orange Lodge, stepped upon the titbie to offer testimony of .4E4 hr was ple.a-ed to call the Prisoner's confession„ alien chat is repoiled below occurred—it iv well win I liv the trailer's attention The first oitheso was Ei antis Johnston, who &Wool; diat he dill not li,. itemised, but heard it - - so Andrew Sootier, 'l4 7 0 . b e dial not k now ek•craard, but heard a was Andrew Sootier- ): its the banking-hook he took with him.F•2,434 7 0 DtCalliag Ilides 1000 - Wine • saw Posoner marl deeeased, and beard hint 'hairy . D. *Furore, Eq. n partner in the lint) of Cur- derea'sed 10 stand; Prisoner had a rote awl a bayonet fixed from which lots, and from the severe pressure of the raid Fine Couch Hides .. lOl.l h. N , l Bey oh. • 1 Co. said, Love had been with him eight on that eatl of it ; taw deceased throw Prisoner down On the The Royal Sovereigs aclit y is ordered to sail im - Act upon their trade in general, the Petitioners liasolily pray Crop Hides 35 to eon.: forrsitting-Ittil so 20,1 W 1 Increlieved by tlw repeal thereof, or by such inorlitivation Dillo 45 to 5 0 1lis .,. 161.1 to lOU ears. The entry of the Is l 201 . ill the hankitig- bank of the river; .I.•reaseil endeireoured to pull the poll sitedilitely for Calais, its order to rec:•ive his Royal and bayonet firm Piisourr and them ran away; saw l'ri• Ili dinettes Prince LEOPOLD ipso on his return to of the said Act, which taijuius the eratuisous &hinny of Calf Skins 30 to 4011.1. 21.1 Cu 30 I swots of Mesers. Kingsbury and Co. was in the Pri- mnin ' follow lug di reased , raw Po i ron e r about • .go . iarter . to! E fi k o n . ) .l, ' eleven copies of all work* to public libraries, as to Ike wis. Ditto 50 to 711110. 30.1 to 3fil sorter's hand-writing. In the waste-book, which was ass hour after .5...,, 300 ;istds from where Prisoner Jay! Imo dons of the House appears met, Ike Petitioners humbly Ditto 711 to 80110 .... 2 0 4 3,1 to 34.1 The Earl or lIARDWICRE was, on Tuesday. 1 .11,11111e1.1, there Was 110 11l 1 l 11111! or that alllil receiv. (vowelisation with sae. ' offer to the consideration of the th rum, that their case w SitintlSealr (Greenland) MIn 27.1 Ca, 18 . 111 4,11 rutty of I,ooof, us if ;mid its cash for Crnst•examinefi by Mr. ROLLE/ROW. elected President of the Board of Agriculture, rice one of peculiar hardship, becalm, all the works which they Large ditto the F ur l of -AAACCI,ESPIELD. resigned. . . have enumerated, were projected mud actually itt a ionise Talloocol Horse hides 17,1 to 1911 the dwelt. In the cash-book, and in the necottut 11 was on the look of Moniker° where the affair hap.b e f or e the mol est .. Spanish Horse hide,: ttarisrolittal to Rulesworth. the value diet ,turn was petted; Mr. Arehilalla's clerk lives in Lisnariek ; does nut LAMENTABLE ACCIDENT.—As Mr. BURGE'S, of o f public-anon, by harts or in 'ratios's, 22.1 to t7ti platto* aof the se . id - Act for rlw kuourragease• lit of Learning, _ know IlliCesiva the cisissiaLle; heard Pannier aas our of ' . practiced. Thy witnen elan produced the ledger , withfliorrlngtots, Essex, and his wife, woe proceeding and which, by compelling them to deliver the parts that have ~ ___. - --- - ---- • bi tz. fi rdilat ' day; beat thatof his knowled g e '"' ll "" homewards its a cart Wedneiday afternoon, the 'Caraway-4100D FILIDAT.-tioliday at all the PubLe the ace tof Kingsbury and Co. where no suchbeen published sink , the passing of the said Act, rattails an ware prisoticrs morning; and that they were Offices. rec. ipt oil the day in qriestion us 1,1201. was found; arrested tooter Mr. Alchtlall% normal; beard they Were sent horse taking fright. ran against • gig standing at a Injury upon the Petitioners equiva le nt to a loss of tbe shuts _ Celt on the ..5...1 of Notrber, whet) that nerotiot was. to Mr: Arelsiliirs clerk in Prisoner's custody ; saw deceased door on East dill. Colchester ; both were thrown works, as well the parts ur portions *Ashes" published before - - the pawing of the said Act, as those which base appeared COURSE OP EXCHANGE, Titessoxv, APRIL R. cast up, on entry. wee mode of the slim to their ere- running ftusis she cicik's ; lwlieveit Prisoner was following so out, mud the cart falling upon Mrs. Butte/iv% she • alit, for the purpose of making not isl, pH nail conformity retake kith; ktiit'ves if deceased lead stopped at the clerk's, woos to eonoiderably bruited, that, on being carried to inner, use thedeliver y i so sent parts bur oc. Anuterdarn....C.F. 11 7 Venire ...... ...... ..!. visioned sets of the said worke to be broke., and tiros render. no &oblige womb' halm beet, dune • believes what happened Ditto at tight II 4 Malta 5.. the t tistottlet a' book, which was the snore necessary was . 4 i th e Wh a l e b one - ni b! 1 irr.house, notwithstanding ion. erl isseurapiese, which otherwise the Pelitiouers would have g 05ter ,t,„,,.... 2 c . .si S Naples I ronstipiessre of deceased's escape; Moaner rolled roe a Lew clerk WIWI to z.operoorde the Primmer 011 that itemised to stup slue? ist hearing of whiten ; dereamil 16111 mediate surgical assistance. she soon after expired. bad entire, and which. from the high esteem in which these Antwerp ... al.y. Mr. Turner new she Prisoner alter his apple. sway twice its sight of witness. She welt Int advanced in pregnancy. Mr. Bissau* works are hold by the pubbc, and the continued demand Hamburgh -.21 V. 34 4 I.i•lion fur them, the Petitimors might have sold for the sums m ums Il r 1.• ',inn, when lie said he had purchased a vessel and Jean * rietwilie, sorurh.-Kosew &ceased i 11111 him on the escaped without any material istjury.lL 34 5 Oporto s7k hick they h aves perifieal; soul whirls a fleet of this law rest- p ae i • . . * 1 , Paris 3 day • tagbt .• 23 05 Rio Jinteiro .... ... 4ii tatg.. wills ...... wy belonging to Ilse km, :Old o ff. ret i 270. of July ; l'il`l4,llll ariesibrd witness; Prisoner and de - At Stourbridge Great Horse Fair, the their was dere it as grievous hi Mr Petis• unser. as if the Art or rows p aw ,i. reseed tort on ihr roo d tate:ern Limerick owl Iltilltows,• .. •2U. 24 101 Dublin ........... 1 - ... to oe-lute 1,400 f. I NCA elan l to last y ea r; of good horses there tore lies ka rt twee imetitted Id have had a retriapietive ups, Boisnimix . Thisuuer had a pole nod !layout's • Prisoner an t aberamd• 24 26 Cork ..... ........ II!, M I ..r.. erinyo, a Makirtrole of the 1'01;110y, then in lhrongh s h,. t„ c „„, ; 4,„.,ed mask fur the „w e b ; p„. • but ft* which fetched high prima, bat not so ration, which the Petitioners humbly couceive was out in . p s . bdaes „a the Agin of bank rou I' :on. I, Kas intern' lit the cusslers.ussi or Lure. Nu ariessiced ; 11111 W Ilfiladied dead en the read erste. much as was expecttil ; interior insinuate found a /ended 'by the House at the tibse of roaring the mid Act; :l a; - w, Eg. M 1.42 tballard the Petitioners therefore humbly pray, nisi dm House will utads4....sorettaa 3ike 1.01.c* a.l les.iiy Isere Own. or tit any sillier time, Cross examinad by Afr. Peaariso. henry sole. sm.:rms. be plasm, to lake their ease Mao eursaideratiow, awl t o grant c a b s ......,0 0 0 1 . 39.1 p ar a so l rk s id i s , 4. a a tell out to the l'ii,osit r, nor tiny titoparillati suede Duet not know thus. dscepactl Mal gabbed, Prisoner run The effect of the new mrantre for restraihing them relief, by sorb asurtilicailuis of the premnt Cupyrigld sows AS Cunt, per ea- .ti u 3 nadir tau 111ra of roorsw„,„ its llw hank see ta p him dean ' , tenors. was a Prisuotr,sod stauding al 1 , 00 ' a l l isstres of gold ccin from thi Ba l‘ B u nk was fully Act as iv the wis•kust of Ilse Howse may lieetb beet. ihirorlowa .... • •.... as Forrago GoW in Ja• hILII i ,llCt.l lie . 1.0 111r* Irs 4 Xia!td. The liDing• rrta. distance; 11.4‘tu"3' the guirdi aid INis "" e " III" swlce siible is rates or rxeltait etr Minted 0 - 0 • ,da • . i tam; kr lei James ( ' art y Mr. Archialra (lest.. aud saw 1 gi g '— on , . Etteille .... •• • 311 . • Sate ... •-•••-0 0 " ,:u. k wa• sta.lly the Saltness It, NM with. derearwel.ii Prisoner in she notitisiog at the clerk's house; ' Thornd 3 Y. EXpetienced hurl:eta had predicted that Gibraltar .. at , New kisubloosus ..0 It " lb. .1 out Nits was ape( tally it taitted for die oilers Was lakto hi,. ..... r fur wiling; lama' ma what Ilic a decline must neeestaritt follow, but were riot per. Dr, . 5T02102 came Vii ii . itgland last Wkii front I-exhorts 5l/ New Dollars .....11 :4 .. • .. Ali Seine is lbws ....a " p r i...,,, e r. Ile a iliac:4lrd that 101 ease of entlreatzl. - usenet was fur, or °he" sax strum !Whist him: was lent hulls prepared la tap e d that die fall would be so St, ileitis., in conterpi ' . 1 4 a difference el . 's's«. "gala / seri.' hid been !noted ; the quialittis of tile 'creepy moat be left lir flea Jury. lie iairi.ted that hum fur Ike surgetio 11.111WillttiOW11 by Illseor heir!, tool did soil return. rapid us it has actually poorest. The difference Mon hetvrters I • and ' . , , VOW* Luitlt, as to ' betoress Thltridtly and last esiday is not Iran thou his duty respecting the ports of cauvervatiame BRA WAT.td 111110 . 1)AY AT CONDON sr.. 1 mi. Hy site Jory.-Primmer ran deter red Iliniugh its OW serrr I :ir oniout lit a clerk in the house uses:n.(l Windy It pars of she burly; A rteabei l wain .1 bk.. to die ditch; cat. tall 111 ►per cent. ogeisirt t hi s country. The depreesion had with BONAPARTE. This Geut ~,e , mu . , Ilifsworag 1 thee .3. 1 Everstitg 23 after .). so . .. —-_ ____ _ _ . . _ . _ ..___ _ - ---- t..,. 114411) 1!1 pu.s.-.sitni of hi. suri.. r; (vow. walling more, our say thin•„- but sisal he knows. commenced on Tuesday, whets the tendency of the derstand, wee 00 Tuesday liKainhatai tt ry lin p73lol6lolS,. ai ,aega:l) Itai upprootatiou titts Litt ett3, but out cm. T i m attaral has earettlittgi)""iiuldr• Tht . Jwilf .. . Jain 111elltIlle Wllll generally perthaved : 'fliersdaiy it ht. and the midi . Itos been, That he is inhhediately L"NO°N't Ptlit" - •••• • Pilabllrlied at the °ghee. N. 1.-7 * ' Strandr where Ariverfilerdrom art received, and I , 0. , - 1 11Illot me it! ;11 lie t. rte 0 Inert tier Or etltlrCling abed et/waist esideavinated to vaiu to elicit guy tort:or et s- rattle so lip i d that i ii 1 / no w t ,i, g bills a fall of wile to resume his ftilictious at fit. thieve. The ie. ‘,....., et . 6e . , re faras ban. arldtsaarels.X. Sallltfll. Nu (!ck I,,Tr it.% riser Most lie the law. Felix Gond, . tens. -Nocw deceased; sea Lim fell on I lwr is hp %bee his eusdiet lea bees `6.6676.5."feu; 100k This ro atc ,..4 . worm, No. 127, 5a. .. 0 ~ flie L ..,local Juilgt slid nut gore in the distisior the wad belittle 1,1. 1 .3. IA acid h, b h, ei. the '22sh oh Jolt ; • riserairl; and the its initiation or esclkinge holiness. fully orprovLd of. Publisher. - ' . . . • . . . • . - • - . . . . • • . . , _ • . . . • . • . . . , • . . - • • . BOOKSELLERS. PETITION OF NOOKAELLERII OF LONDON RF.SPECTING THE COPYRIGHT ACT, Preteßiesi fro Me Horse of A Petition of the RookieDere and PahHarr. of London sod IVesseiiiiester. otiose Nantes are Ilseeensito sitheweihrol, on he half of PIN s and ails' re the Rook ostlers and Pole fishers of Books in the Cities of Lesioloo end Westminster, was presented, anal avail • sett forth. 'float the Pent milers presented shi ir liusolde Priotem to ihe theme in the lasi Parlisnereet, empretleelly stannic ll* co il . ll . lfleell lamb tin'y neninre.l t the eglierfaltill e f dot part of the Are of the bath of his 'women 51sjerty, intended, " An Art to pommel the seemed Arts for the memseragemesst of learniteg, by m ewing the copies and copyright of printed books to Ilse authors and their assigns." which mojoiewell the a:cheery of eleven remits of every hook and volume for the 11. rem a• Ise s Ilwreio aseseisiested, rhleh after the paining Of that Art should he prime.' for oaks and bomb', praying for relief; than the Petitiotions mid Petition was refereed, with a num her of others, to a Select Committee mined by the Home, who resonated many 'isomers runeering the matters tberee mentioned; anal whose Report, together with the minute s of the it-sideline taken before such Committee, was laid upon the Wile of the House, and mitered lobe primed ; that the Petitioners humbly submit, that the grievances which they here esperieured from such delivery have been hilly 'hewn On such centrum; it appears thereby, that the actual cost of the Woks delivered lay the Howie of Loosgmaii and ileompany, time the paining of the said Act, ise July 1814 to the month of April !Old, seal stood 3,0001 and that mother hooks. Iler, Mr. John Murray, had lost 1;175/. by the !smoke he had deliver' 4 dewing the same twine, ; it 111 , 0 appealed, that the delivery of ale yen cupies of only Gee 'sulks, same ly, Ougilate's " Mo netnews Anglicanism," his " History of Saint Paul's," " Portraits of Illusti lams Peeselllggelg, " Ormerod's tory of Cheshire." sod Wooers " Aqweire Omminesiseri," would amount to 1,198/ 14s. ; a n d that the delivery of. keen copies of may one work, ilemlwel. s t Scenes sail Monu ments of Greece," would, at the trade sa'e price, be about 2731 ; the Petinemers will out intrude on she at tention of the Misuse, toy staling the various tojenimis effects on arts sad literature in genesal, which this alc hemy is staled, in such evidence, In have medium el, as w. II as on the properly of the 01,114 V 1 a n d authors of books; lout they calumny slate, dud if the grievance is manifestly great on bleb priced books, at is out less indi vidually revere in its general amonsot mt the inisel eationaof the soar; and the Penh iiii els Immlely suleinit, that Ilse irieressangemteem of printing English books abroad Is an aolditemal Inv my to the Winnowers to solicit flee_ House to remove from theta the Lowden of emotive r.. 1 ing these eleven copies, which to 11111.1ilg1Illy tends to in crease the poke of English publications; the PetilioneiJ therefore most humbly pa ay, That die !lease will he pleased to Kraut them such relief as to the ii. mond and de livery of the eleven cellos of books for the Lihsarim 111 the said Act mentioned, as in its wisdom shall seem most xp. dicta, and more especially, by repealing the clauses of the said Art whirls enjoins the delivery of the said eleven copies, except ing one copy to the British Museum. A Petition of George Lackieglon, Richard Hughes, Joseph Harding, George Fordyce Armor, and Thomas Jones, ell of Finsbury-square, in the county of Middlesex, tomsksellets and co-partners, was prevented and read; silting forth, That the Petitioner,., during the last Session of the Isle Parliament of the United Kingdom, humbly approached the Howie, to petition fur relief room the oppressive grievance to which they stand expiated under the operation of an Act passed in the 54th year of his present Majesty, iutitukd, "An Act for the Encomagement of Learning ;" which, among whet pro visions, enacts that thorn copies of every hook printed and published in the United Kingdom, with additions, shall be delivered, without any remuneration bring made therefore to certain public libraries; anal whereas, the dissoliiiion of the late Parliament liming arrested the progress of a Bill then before the House, fur a modification of the said Act, as to the wisduni of Ilse Home might seem MI, the Petitioners, in consequence of olatervin; that the subject has hero agaio brought before the House, humbly state the hardships to which they are exposed in proseention of their ber.inrst as Booksellers and Publithers ; the Petitioners, beiug engaged io the publecati 111 l of many expensive and very cosily works, are subjected to peculiar hardship and loos hy the provision of the said Am, which compels the delivery of Memo copies of every book peiblislieel by the I'. 'lnoue rs to differ ent public libraries; many of which oihraries, before the passing of the said Act, being pruntoto rs Joel encourages of great literary undertakinv, le lug pm chasers thereof, but which the Petitioners etc nun compelled by the said Act to give them without payment ; to slew the tx• tent of the grievance to which the Petitioners stand ex posed by the pros .simis. elf the Art of the 54th year of his present Majesty. tatito,!etl. An Act fair the Encou ragement of Learnisio;" 0.. t a tech Act has eliscouraged the Petitioners from ptiblhhin4 several leari.ed wooks, on ec connt of the oppressive optimum' theinef,) the y select nix works of which they ate cottage d its the publication, said upon which alone the 100., he consequelocr of the gratuitous delivery t o th e p u blic 10 , r:tries of eh I eal copies, asnuotitu to the oppressive sum et ?.,154, 7s. 0.1. a: follows; ridelii et, Eletell Copies of Sir Wm. Degdoles Nlemasii- CUn Anglicanism, four volumes radio . 4819 0 0 Eliseo Copses of Sir Win. Lhordale's History of St. Cathedral, min volume folio - 189 0 0 Eleven Copies of Portraits of Illustrious Per swages, by E. Lodge, Esq. two volumes folio 030 0 0 Eleven Copies of Sir Richard Hisare's History of Ancient IVillskire, two volumes folio - 241 10 0 Eleven Copies of the History of Cheshire, by C. Ormeruol, Esq. three volume,. folio - 315 0 0 Eleven Copies of Wood's Atheism Oxonienses, by Itev:P. Bliss, six volume:a nivel quarto - 250 17 11 If ArA I. - Iff T E LLICENCE. 110111•1101 ?If, %PRI? • 541'.41 Hoe Newcabtk, fur Mid.; Nuat.lk, Pt•t, fur 'MAYO . rill %KWTn. ar.1 . 1 Arrioril the Shamrock, from •to mar, awl 3 b.. of w ll.sl. WlNltot l'!1, Apr , t. 11w 'Mite %HST*, 41, I !;St4ttimed, struck MI 114 e 4 1, r In Cortrisai ill, mod honked her redder, Bed I. II 11.? Hair. • tlt►stanr., t alr . The Jaws, Pram. far Halifax, two been . ibe craw are arrived at honk. PENt.tt ft% !, • Arrleed doe Feeee,Beesee, from Loudon, slid bitts 3. Olt! • fur •Iwlter. Smiled Ibe Fux coder, on A eruile. nrcr., wen. 4 . Cam, down Gnat the River Ilea Henry, R. 1.11. r, 1.. 11.,n -treat ; Antaens, Ryrrs ; for Antigua ; U f., Ediard's Island; Mentor. Birch, fur ditto; Z. 6111.. for (lodger; Nerina, Ca suple.ll, tur dhow ; Janes y, Ridley, Air Rio Janeiro, and wailed this eflrriu,uo w,ti. the Boit ~,,, Brodie, nil their several voyiges. Arrived and willed for the River, the Ault:lope, f:orn Pales mu. NAVAL Atprovirrwers —Captains Sir J. A, Conlon, the Active; Chards Farwell, 1 , 1 the Alert ; E Culutau, to the Beater; il.mtaxtte, to the Cutup's,.; 1t• . (,f ell*, to the Carualum ; Throthalli June,, to H. T. O. Collier, to the Falmouth; Jolt Ramon r, Rerun; Pittman, to Ilse Ilchruu; Henry 11.. 313rm.slou ; Chapman, to the Nntsillow; Cloarl. is 1:alid..1„: In the Pandora; the Hon. Charlea Pazvt, to the Wine? I:. Kim yacht ; Woll.aut Hendry, to the Rosario ; IV. SI ham, to the Sybille, the Iluu. J. Gordon, to the Tam.- M. 4 IiKETS. uxnnuix:r.. Cant inapeetnet. Ittiuns, Tiousetotv, Arntr, I. %%heat, per load l7l 4). So 211 Ns Barley, per gimlet* 4.5.9 —.I So 63.1 Oats l3 —.I to 42; &•an7 ..52s —cl to Asa Prase !!ye ..... —. li ca•uUi V. mum% heat 526 tu 754 (141 I Oats . .. 304 to 40, nd Rye . —s 14. —s Od nosaup...... 5.24 to 7: 1 . nd 8ar147 .4(12'1u 419, (hi i Pease Bread, 12.6.1. to Ir. 84. per Gallon. PRICER OF HAY AND STRAW ST. J%mr.es. *rttrrun trrr . Ray 61 O. 0.1 to 81 As Ohl I 1i5y..61 6. 11.1 Iu 71 In. n.l Straw 31 3. 0.1 lu 31 A. 11,1 I !Was , 31 04 0.1 5.) 31 S. 0.1 ClovEro/ OA 011 to 0/ 0s Oil I Choirs 71 106 0.1 to $1 10, 64 SMITIIFIELD SIARKET. FRIDAY, Arno. 9. Tl. day. I,ll.ket lead • i.hritt supply orate dart.. at trim's of cattle. Veal and Pork were dearer; Hvi.f anal !Ilatt..a mold at 1...1 priers, and the ha Is in general was ...on a 1.,t dol. Th e Au k s in the Hay Market were ant tin. ly ; II r and Clover have dropped in price ; Straw &tubed I.i.i p,..... A nuexcd is a correct statement of the prices and Latida.r, To auk lite offal per alone of Sib. Ret f..... 41. 0.1 to ds. 0.1. Mewl of Cattle this day I. Mutton .A2l. 6.1 to 66. till. Beasts 41.1 Lamb...ts. 4.1. to S. O.'. cheep and Lambs.... ;,;`..i. Vea1....8a. Si. to 7a. 041 Calves 3lu Pork ... 41. 8..1. to Si. BJ. I Pies ..... .2•20 HAY—M All K ET. Hay... 4l. Os. 0.1. to 7/. OP. o.'. Strew Clover 4l. Os. 0.1. to 81. 0.. NEWCATE AM) LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By it,. Carcabs.) Beef .... 3s 6.1 to 5* 0.1 Veal 4s BA t o R. 8,1 Kul ton ..I $4 to 5s &I Port 5; 0.1 .0 7* I'RICE 4W HOPS, per Cost. XKW litAC%. X XX/ POCK ETC. Kent.... 51 5s to 61141 Kent.... 61 10. to 71 151 tinsticx.. 5/ Os to 8/ Os %taw x 61 0v to A/ Iris Essex ....01 Os to II! Os Essex 6! As in 6/ 154 Fa' sautnt, second, 8/ 15s to 9/ 15s—fine. lA/ Os to 11l u. Foreign Pockets 31 lEts to 4l Ios. PRICE OF RAW FAT, per slum. of 811 s. St. James's, 4... 2144—Whirechapil, 4s. 3J. Average, 4e. ti.:. PRICES OF TA 1.1.0 V Town 'rations 7 :IA •1 _y 041 Yellow• Itus.is 704 0,1 0.1 {White tlitto...oll 0.1 —s Cd Sump Aittse.... 04s 0.1 —s 0.1 Whine 54a Oil 0.1 Ditto rotgat..34. 0d —a 041 ', SOAP, ice. pvr 11211 a Yellow Soup no s (1114 1064 Palm Crave, 4 4 0 Good Wen.. ..... 10. 11 PRICE OF CANDLES, From' Tallow Chandlers Price or Candles, pe► duzcu, 12s fed—Moulds, 11s 0,1 Bd. per dozes allowed for ready motley. PRICE OF ixt.rti ca. Roil., so I. 561), each '21,1 to `,..'1! I per lb Ditto, f 6 to 661titt. each 4 4 I iu 254 Dreweing II