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buld,teid trots the.. ban* tite-Tesper t 1a gain, was lying. id! with the tint mews 61E4 highest importance Re . . the intelligeisee. *atrial luterestiog subj.fet.—Tbo be observed, is virtues" Anoffictal papers. Famine. discontent among the troomi. immediate cause of this , obvious, from the Ewa. none of these was the reel intent it appears that the ivied by the Allied Army very doubtful. if not then was NI asasm• to do in been suffered to tale the and to repeatedly shack fnond, could tempt Lord the advantage of his strong - assailant. To remain Allied Army could answer no only expose hint to want. haring his centineniestions the rivers in his left sod . from his position therefore necessary t and having prewi , remarkably strong, be re- Of the extent or °b e not informed—whether it Lord WELLINGTON lab an - k-(her it ass intended whether MA/Seim meant Santarem, or to lean It Ref check, whilst he punned , body of his artily to the his rear-guard, Lord Wit , will turn Santarem, and hire, lf, on the contrary, whole force there. Lord up a position close to it► which the breaking up of es to ialulge, his per. the very tens will be heard Spanish Peuinsula. prOelaiming that the tide bee turned perfidious 'smudge; sod fur the country to rise eu beterogeueousmVatiu that most not however forget. pursuit of MAIIIIIINA brine Lea Wat.t.snores glees 'Wag position, of which he since the commence , Almeida ; and that MAO , the &mere. is falling heck resources Dud reinlbreenteots. (If the demi.1471.1 - a force of 14.000 British across the Tagus, which, T. can pot be easily brought samax• has only 4,004 de , consequence of winch must general action. the British less than when MAssILII Spain. io the Lisboa Papers. _ The kiagdoin of Cordoba risen—the small garrison that de. destroyed. King Josarn was Mad►id. ilfetios Wets obeys ',Gladly it Dee. 2 —Nies .'Clack pme. twinged the whole dry lull Rooming." es amid.) u Window Cade, Dee. 3. rod sight, rod to bull a 'aired as rod .) sflb - .111eirsoll . al Plymouth on Mon et that tea Isossies ;Nees el %Pince. -4 ells Or .1 Captain sod The - William, of Liverpool ' Captain holm, drove NI s h are lii a pie of wind et Vigo, ta etre wrecked. buth of which were from Opor- Guth raves of wine, bound to England—crews Itinsed to be saved. Tl , e Bishop of KILLALA. who took his teat to gert Noise of Lord s on Thursday. is the Rev. 1)... hoTut, ewe to a very respectable Citizen of ! I ta,ht. His Lordship's two brothers Cr, merchants dtr One is Arne to the &id of GRAN 4 ttP. MI to the Earl of Mm KA ; sod the et l 't r 41 to MISS PIMA 11. rod Astrid to the costhry bablin castes of Viscount Ft rzwt i.st AN. The ownied assay yews siiice Miss W AVM, N Dr. Fowt.ta. Archbishop of Dublin. who the living of Swords, better known by the of the Golden Prebend. He was trans. Bishopric o f front the Droners "9, Dublin ; and hes always bees - a meat amiable and respectable man. At th elisit Glasgow circuit a perm° of the mime ' um tried for the murder of Mg elk' -Is and °Meted fee exerutioa. Doubts 4estecurred with respect la the evedeneestaa ctue % %depleted to Hi. SI &J env. who was pleased to ,""tate fsr a time. w hich exp i re d on the asteentber. It ', veers f rs . ra the Scuts IN" Lthe 2 34. that a further respite (or its,* ,r"l " e wiust here been given 11119‘ • ...rete's Wbo can soy, then, the , Itoyel function. ere pus tided . ' ll, 'Ph. 'lnca.. the, ! Pe • F r ench deserters*. b far EigWO the day bet oi gi ty . • brig Zioirdias, Is II • esnchor, ready to *tart wi tte. Events of the hig wieldy expected." Such i, the substance of th, o f n ot official. upon this iutei gain( lassxr,a.it w ill be loo med for in the uoofficti odor clothing. and disconti ▪ arenilly assigned as the ins owriamt; but it is pretty obi • igry Gaulle, that none a olo• From that doeunsent re gth of the position ocenpie o wed soy attack upon it " ' ,j e tty hopeless." What then op '—lie had been , t post of Santarem, ant pre.ts.--Nothing. he room ilattsuros to give up the a • and become the Ss Wis front of the Allied r d purpose—it would only Ate probability of having td by the swelling of the tar. A removal from b ow s absolutely necessary ly omit Santarem rental weed in that direetioa, jet of tha retreat we are not ws a feint to draw Lord ItWOW upon equal etfuleiri illewllatlVOrtUgoit—w.2e OIL W stand at Sentare' prd there to bold us in chi isaiatali taxi the main La berm. If he left only his 1.11GTi,.., we presume, wil raceed in pursuit of him Nimes* stations his whol Ilsuntorom would take a; bah a tbe reasoniag in whi tlittway's camp allows as traly i retreat, and the the whole Spanish I ors setae of tharsderr. tit enat the atrocious and p tit this is the moment toi wee. mid itaiiihilate the bet pi Ile its moo So the emit of the porn ilea s general artioo, Le s the advantages of tile Area try ottrly made sure of his retreat from AL mi by oPPutarhing the - Linea upon his remise. Aussimer be Ami'ved asst, be correct). that a ttiva ha been sent aero Pea:estate of the river.ci itch•m WOO; while ...ASS, te"d•in that ai , le-0 he cow tat in the event of a gel trey would ite /0.000 kw oPaisinsd his retreat. The Remota from Spain we highly f..vouroldr. Th nuted to have risen—the bod t,l its capit a l is destroy riming to ay from multi The following Bulletins k. Jo ines's Palace : • o Mathe r C lo th ' V "Ilia Nfa.rattry has euaiii swell as he its. in ti w , was (Signed SI • The Ktwo hue had a ; Idllt better," faired. Tbe to, b„.f.",, whirl arrived ti rcs. it a l ril sl4 to 41* 4 Rimu lase, fl)" the tu t ye : wreck :i d share an butte of Stith run , allase t i to est`,l7d.anes be Tlegii6P of Kt lit o rd.' OD Th 1.4 • 1 V 1 n. son to a T er : nit His t l ) .ordshap's tee tionmiatioo " Agent I ltti lweri to 4 t? .. _th r le Earl c t t l!tdgi i , ertmoo'nerf VAN, j er "r o tn.rried tummy yell Itte An .. a the living of Swot tiou blithe Golden I 111 P"bopric of K n eoloo mits, Dublin most amiable. II a t the 0, ;1 2 11 Glasgow o n , les; `` ass tri e d for I ber v g w amity, and ordered titLiZtctred with reap er d to His MCI „ of Trte rm. a time, sof l 23 , 1, that at;il Rs „jOt a t.d, ettaith mu; hgly4res must nice r g uictio n s are NW cites th ew s Lrczum THKATRE. Mrs. Gutman and Mos Mutton wen., law tight. adinitable reptesensativas Mrs. Furst end Mrs. Peke. irr Sitakspeare's Merry Wives of Windrer.-118,.. noun looked and played the gentle. Arum Page with all bet tribunal gorlnpmi end eaprormai.--11r. l'aLsten's Si►'Joh• Falstaff we. humorous sad judicious...4ll the characters were well filled. 70X If V.V T. M Friday t►e 16th inst. at half:pad ales, the Bally gillin knouts met et Looesieville, the beautiful deatesue of John lungMetd , Esq. sail were dimwit into the wood, • bare they ininochately itaikesaelical the faiseas spatial teas air rosikable fee basing gives so sissy gaud sass that game : ►e first broke eager to the eastward, but bring beaded by untie people weekhig is • field, ram bock to the wood, and nut Lasiglng the eo►er, broke to the snrth•wea, and swain s■ reseeded rail' round the demeans of Woodpark, •gals tuned to this eastward, sad running along the bank of that •sefml work the Illackwater navigation, hue sp t►e ►ill, sod panning thatoel the picturesque &messes of Fissile and Kilturs, crossed the ri►er litackuater (though muc► al/O -leo), agar the seat of H. Crater, Esq. whets taking up the steepest part of Kuuchaurora, rat (keeping Ike highest part of the outintains) to war tbeCarrigaaver, skate he couched Um a bog, sod allowed t►e hounds to come up with has. He dies took MI the left, sad naming through many Sae glens, (where the effect of the cry of the ►ounds was truly grand), was takes, unhurt, stone distance to the et:its:tr.! of aloe• nagear, =skies is all • distance of about To miles. Of the numeral's field which she celebrity of this fen drew to IM cover side, few were is when be was tale's. The 'psittacine at the Queen's House, intend ed for the reception of His MAJESTY, are expected to be got iu readiness by this day f,rtnieht. Her Itniyal Hie nese Princess of WA LES gave • eitand dinner yesterday. at her Grartmelibi io Krasiogton Palace. to a select party Nokalit). Hi. Royal Highness the Duke of CLAIIINCS Is expected In tows to-morrow, front Bust,v, His Highness the Duke of Gi.oucxtraa is ex pected to-morrow at his hens' in Portman square, from Bagshot Park. The Earl Of GRANaeb and the !UR. HAITIV,CiIe Lordoh:p h s son, left town on S.arday Dounington Pink, Lereestershiret the seat of the Rae of Midas. Earl Mrancin is returned to his serf in Nor tla.nptattteire. His Lordship intends to tease to Pewit ee ht _ - . Visevant MOCUTJOY is recovered rnmli hie w. dirp Lordship hit Jacraursd's Hotel ou Situnlay. for (var.& Mr. Tils MAI Gime et Li.' gayest , end dinner on Sunday. et hie heeee in elvvtl.ied-r.ow to Lurd G. C t•IhDIIIW. Mr. POllllO/18Y, Mr. WILECOIMAD. &C _ Colonel %Autrey? gays • grand dinner yecer. day. •t hi. honor i'orodeeopoquore, to s select party of fashi• Its. . _ In conie.i..eite* of His Maass:T*B Mut-4% Dr. Contr. the N••d Mester of Werunius•er School, has nccered toot the 1..tt0 Play shout.. nut us scrcd the. 'ear. A Cuantry T. et Ms%•••0.11110. on a ei cent taco,- emu. the town sin deliAtiteil with lite report of a 16100th pert lustily rung int ~.I, of toe parish ! Mr. soil Lily ELIZAM.tII WIIItIIeCALI left tow i y.s rt.*. for IL itro.asnlre. The H 0... Mior Dart.' strived yesterday at Sir WILLIAM MILNLICS hotrie,to Upper nerkoliy. oterir.froio Darlington Park. Leicestershire, s here he hoe becu on a shooting purl. Mr. CaawroaD give a graud dinner yesterday, at his house in Piccadilly, to the Eirl of Mums, tad several Aber persons of distioc.i. u. It is Wine that we should bear of eternal liien►d among the limited States !—Am-isese, we s.ippose. war principally peopled from Ireland. LIINGrORD 11110011. E«I. and family. arrived on Sundry at the St. James's !Mel in Jttinya-.trret i , from their seat in Cheshire, to which they intend to return in the course of a few days. . The Portsmouth Theatre was to open last night with the Play . •f The Strasser. and the Farce of Mains. Miss MlaltaloT. I oin the L lon and Both Theatre', was to perform the part of Mee. Adler ; and Mr. Wl.llllClt. also front Bath, wu to preform the part of Mr. &Judie. Afore /Wept Singers: o -514415e BUTINOTTI, and Signora Cauviss, new singers from the Om fluent fur the Opera, bare arrived in London. li is strange, th it the Operw-liouse Ts v Ens, who keeps so close to hosq should be so loud of any thing/ore/go A lie.iiieasso of the name of Wares shot tw eaty-three pigeons in twenty-four shots on Satur day, on Hounslow Heath, for fifty guineas ; which is asg e a performance is any on remird. In the Lancsster Paper is the following aglow.- firmest Whereas the cora market, at blil thorpe, was list winter kept up with great spirit, and mutes! convenience to both buyers and seller., it is intended that the saw shall eminence again on Saturday the 23tis inst."—God forbid ! B 'sing is become a great smesement in America. since Moline*: has vanquished such stitnly oplio uents in the Mother Country. A Currespuuderir, who has joat left America, states, that there ire re gular weekly sparring matches at New York amongst the lower order, and that patrician bands have nightly meetings for the same exhibitions..--It is a question whether Crib would not make • more successful trip to America than even the :pirated Cools! Goss is • itesisest that celebrated sue- tioneer, Mr. THOMAS Largay's, was exhibiting triode (with his. usual eloquence). et the Lamb public-house at Scarburoggli, on %Vector*. day evening last, in a room above the cellar, having got as far ea he could in the mace of au article. and repeating as asual the wards • Gotoss—Going— Couse,'--the A ior of time room gm we). when, be hold, poor Mr. L. his Clerk, roil a nuinber of the Company, were instantly precipitated into the eel. tar blow ; fortunately tite casks checked. mu folue measure. the eraulere• of their fall ; and we are happy to soy that Mr. L. his Cherk.and friend-, had a safe fern , rectum. to the uo small anunfactaisa of thaw is!ma wititts•cd their quick . 'OP L• HIPPY rasormscr cm TUE FRENaIf 1111 PRESS. Bolapin(' 'inch his late marriage, rearedim• to private econtiet* lions licence, (says Th. Siddirei shirt .Idrertisee.)ii livery attend lose, His at:en. boos to the Empress Wave been' the most incessaiii, and the most delicate. The Srat addications ef preeilaucy were hailed by .Also with the- most lively emotions; and his pettish aid irascible man ners (acid to be the ettect of domestic disappoint ments, rather theta naturel teilipesr.iiiesii) have yielded to theelelightfel Ind endearing aoxietirs of his new and parebtal feelings. %%dud new chestie st limo.. however. take., from him in passion and desperation. they have au lidittited in cooper hensive.suber, surt settled malig ihydo this country. He no longer acts froin the wild impulses of seltiale and individual feelings. which %timid crowd into the narrow span of bia own life, the effects and the glory of twriny gerieratimis ; lint considering him self rather as the origin and author of is m w rad glorious line of inuivir.dis, is couteet to effect his purpoms of dorniiiioo by a more certain and gradual progress. His despotism. therefor., is wore its. kinetic. more &ageism', and more durable. Ills late abstinence and exercise are said lobe remark able ; and his other employments are so earn d and arranged. as ro relieve him by their contrast, while they supply him with constant occults tiou. His exercises on horseback in hunting. k... are comessive, and such as to absorb the whole of his mind. He is sow improving the breed of Musts, from several doe sees which hi ' received as a present from Alexaader (originally purchased for him in Engleurl). These lie is cros-ing with some of the be.t of his Arabian stud. His tyranny in Paris is such, that he has frequently stopped the performances at the theatres, at any passage that attended him, and given orders for it ro be omitted in future representations! The Fre n ch, who, at one tube, fell almost by million. in the cause of liberty. are perhaps the only people ou the earth that could, with stessigrace, submit to such despotism. A Frenchman would avoid the t h e sullirs ire hate with more cambia than he would all the vices on teeth. His owe n' - .ll:sar motto . is, " what though detest. do politely." Li- berty wail. at one time s the /whim of France ; it street was a prioriple. Slavery and riow, inure degrading thins that of the Bremen, frir in the latter it a the work of long habit, seem to have level', I all distinctions even of lotelleit ; and to excel rash other in submission to Napoleon, seems as moth a potei•is or an ambition in a Frenchman, as the cep tit liberty was 14 year. awn. Among other Bardeen ori DIVS. it is said. that • from each eons. Timmy of the birth of the first son 14 Napoleon, till his ariiial at age, some great public iuditutiou is to comm.-owe its did-. The sic %iochement of the Empress is expected to take place about Christ. mos. Oa this occasion we may expect a bimphea rictus application of the words of *or immortal Bard, 'NM the ordeal in which to -a-- no charm hen power to strike, So holy awl 6" sacred is the tine." lu Cowoitov's last Manchester Gazette, twenty. tnu etre are adyro tibe.l tor rumiag away frost• tbetr +rites, awl kenstig their haulm , destituste. Tile chimney of the St. James's Coffee-house. in S.. Jam, es-itt.etr taught tire yesterday !antrum& it mimes! easter by • tisk activity of the domestics of the homer. .It.:drs.(l F•eneh prisoners of war, landed at Po. t50n..61 to from Portugal, were marched through lione•ry inn Toesday, in their way to St.tpletton. ['heir (Ls res.(4l situation excited the generous sy•nped', M the inhatitanta of the town. *ha en te:rl Into a subscription for their rein ; ratio sun hod -Ist ill stun given him, std the sick had vane cut *tam c o nf.rts. A groat of Etrairaitts IV. a small melds, and the %%to I and Child. of • compostriou unatiown.re • •unilisic ur Pifl•, but harder, rrtre found o few dos• Itto ea , ong the ruins of Oysterustorth l'a.dr. war On the hick of the cniCiliK Were s.iitie di/Maulers in the form of the old NW. roan French. On Sunday morning last, as Miss Tunsiosow, a young Lsdy of Stonehou.e. about 14 years old, au attempting to teke the tea.ketile from the fire, her clothes heiag of light texture, were t o;ckly en veloped in flainec: she ran 'Rice up moire and dawn, in search of sssi.tance, and at length neighbour surrounded her with a mat, which stop. pert the flames for the moment ; bit on the ins•ent of its removal, the blaze re kindled, and the rem. neat of her clothes was reduced to ashes before she be eittricate:l from her distressing situation. Her socks, legs. ai,d holy were much burnt, the fire stone escaped unhurt ; and notwithstanding such an extent of suffering, we have much pleasure to state that her medical attendants entertain gnat hope of her recovery. • Lord Cvt.t.ea, one of the *ledges in the second division of the Court of Session, and one of the Lords of Juvtici.ey, died on Wednesday morning iu Edinburgh. Hi. Lordship was (eldest son of the celebrated El.. WILLt Cni.t.sn. He entered achracate iu 1764, lad was raised to the Bench in Niivomber 1790. upon the death of Lord ALVA. Lord Cu 'Aso was a man of acknowledged talents, a sound lawyer, and was always compicnons in professional argument. 111 e had a great ta.te for indite ht.-return, and his papers in the Mirror and [mutter evince the elegance of his pen. A daring burglary was committed on Saturday evening, wen alter dark, at No. ta, Grafton -street, East. Totterahsra.court-road, and articles of jewel lery. apparel, &e. to • considerable amount were stolen. The thieves eontnved to enter by picklock keys. during the absence of a servant who left a can dle burning in a Gout parlour. The female servant has been taken into custody on suspicion of having been coucerned in the burglary. Mr. Cuausca's house at Sornerstowu was broken into early ou Monday morning by depredators, who felt themselves so sorrel their booty, that they sat down to regale with the cheer with which the hors? abounded. M r . &ace, who is in a delicate state of health, thought be heard a noise, and dressing himself, took a candle and a pieta in use hand, and a pistol cocked in the other, and pros (Tided down stairs, where his appearance alarmed the fellows so much (four to number), that they in stantly made their escape, without either plate or aftatuey. both of which the house contained to a con aids rabbi Gla.v4iol. .rsastle* /r MW INTRLIduiViC R. WO' 11014nagl1Ctis Walnut vll2 • Sinn if kid Prim. &Art ! or/ Eat. mrsEvais. 4 • weeds ir. dihtaeree. . - Thii was an action to recover l e o. a pc nalty . . .. . OS an slreeenent. Mr. Punta stated; that the I'laii•. Iff Is t.:•e r •t -prit.or of the Mosenin of hleetutai..., 1,. P,, t , 1 ,.5. , 1 , at tbr top of the lialuta, k• t; ainkthe De te,...1.811 is the Prop, wive 01 another Moreno. 1.1 Syl.lg Gar. dens. 'The Plainttir beingileluseuti to env'', evkry thins; of inechauntlit to his intim sip; ennead iota so agreement with the Defel.d.o,•• g o r a se t of puppets which he had 'a hi. p.uuere 00000 0 *ilk+ were set into action I y inechaui.on. They entered lute an egrectiscut that the Picostiff aes to soy .3.0001. for the oupprt..-4,0001. in ("Ai, roll 2 °WA. to hills, to he _ t ow-a:deed by the ittio-e of IllaMener.Tey ihie I4plt rd. This eg.ersiseist toork place iii Dee. itml. Hui the puppet. were to be &vowed iot Jour lulu; and in co.r either pally (ha net fulfil the agre..inent. he we, to forleti 1,0001. Th. De frodant Ail nut .leliver the iiieffuloi.ui in ..loone, atei the 1 1 1 ' •ff brought his Arno.. to reenter the for. &Our,. H. would prove the excretion of the agreement, which woeld eubde hos client to a tea. diet. .. Gideon Petron deposed. that 41e - seas area foe Defeedent In *tiling lii. mechanises ; be prepaid in agreements between the Plalo;tiff oho+ doe De , fondant, end they were all cancelled, until the kW, which was executed. The Defend an t go t metre.", I and the other for the Plaintiff was lett with. the witness, and he did not gore it up until Alvin *see wo.oths ago. when be delivered it to Mr. INK-wk. the Plaiutiff's attorney. (Jr his cross examination" be said. be enderesetsd that the HOLM of Henatairsiay tbrelehrltere were to guarantee the pigment; and 01114 het Ow wit. we, was not to deliver the Plaintire'llert it the agreement, until that was cerried into effeee. Lord gheensoneeted—ell lad deeper*. by leak. ing at the agreement. there me soniething does heti T net been carried into tweediest ; and yeah, Mr. Parke. I am sure can now understand it." „... .. Mr. Poutee--.“ Yee. ley Lord, but the tithe.. drat had the guarautee before the agreaseot era* signed. . • Mr. Torntura—n Terre wee ttertainly s miss. randura of guarAntre before the agreemeat was executed, but the house of Hausineraiey, ewe. melee its executim, he, refused to come forward as the gnarante.." - • Lord ELeexisoaoerse—. l o 1 lesion* rsteenteleo d. it to the petters to leave this case to arbilraticie.'• Mr. Turrted—" My Lord. my shwas, theae• Pendant. is a foreigner, end speaks iso •. leedeeeet that I am not very cesivereant with ; but my Lerweeri. Friend. Mr. Jekyll, hoe spoken to him. Isiah; Mense ? : to lie determined to trj , it on its 'edits. . Yew Lordship knows thus is detinag. left for me bet d procee. Gideon Petron seals emmhexamined..-the Tee. remised wee sot willing to retest, the 'greenest.. until he had a guarantee taxed to the deed. Mr. TOrrlll Cr..." I am happy to me g toy Lard. diet my Client hie comrade: to- leave the emcees. ranees iud.epute to -any Gentleman at the B a r." IThe cause was referred sccordiugiy. noires e. WALLA. Thie was as action brought to recover 1001. op I bill of exchange, and 1371. for goods 'old. It appeared, that the Plaintiff was a tailor, end the Defendant a glattesien of the first rag furtune as a fa.hionable man. be was a Captshani the army, member of the Whig Club, end a moo. ber of the Whip Club. He 116;4 *aft lille auk horsey, and the present demand was fur his mid their clothiag. One article was an upper bertareirs, eight guineas; and a bang-up great esa. ell guineas. • •••••3 t The Jury gave a verdict for the Plain and ses. costs. • - COURT OP COMMON PLEAS—V/I'lmin lima, Due. Sittings at Nisi Prises. toefure Lord Chit/Jai*. $1 mil FIELD. RALLST DARLIT. This was an action brought by the Plaintiff. the Propnetor and Patentee of a cement called Terra* for the covering of the roofs of houses, agatnot the D•feildant. • carpenter, to recover £5l. for cover ing the roofs of his workshops with Terra,. It appeared that the tint cum was not sufficient. and Ow the Paintiff took it off and put on a second, which was proved by ten witness fur the Plaintiff. to be a complete and perfect roof. On the part of the Defendant it wee deposed eight vritoessev, that the roof was intaideot. en that it leaked in several places. The Jury gave a verdict for the Plaint4—tsl. and 40s. costs. This trial occupied from lit nail 4 o'clock. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. i.LtILIIIIWWIII.I. Ore. .1. The Sessions commenced this d 0... i s . re Wu.. Lissa Met II W AMINO, Esq. rod a Bench of Mawr. Irate,. Julio Car!..t. an articled clerk to Mr. Upton, • respectable monitor. was indicted for an assault en Mary Anne Dunne, on the eth of August last. The Prnsecutriz. a delicate-looking young so. man. is the daughter of a medical gentlentao re. siding in the kielphi : on the Mb of August, the Defendant having a legal process to serve on her father. celled at his house, sad was informed by the Prosecutrix that her parent was not at hnine.— This answer, however. did net 'Misty the Defied. ant, who insisted on staying in the bona till he could see Mr. Duane; refusing, however, to declar his business. although frequently requested s t do. Miss Dunne rein:unabated with km no his proper conduct. sod repeatedly desired hi is to quit the house—which he at length did, after stir.Lini the Proseciiiric a most violeitt blow its the tree, which hunched her down. The Prows etr,a pi IS • Lively swore that her father was net in the house when the Defeadeat came; she was completely ignorant at the time of his motive for calling.—Het evidence was fully corroborated by the testimoi y of a yi,ung *mama who resided in the house, arid who,