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mina et the Promedirge of the Enoch at Donti.fita, ve annuanced Oa Saw a/. is OM in the tilt page. E BRITISH PRESS, LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 27. Hamburgh Mail arrived yesterdat with letters i pers to the C. 2,1 I they confirm the report of , J rnplate cessation of all diplomatic intercourse - the Cowes of Berlin and Stockholm. The testing on tl.e part of the King of SwEntN great, it is said, he has orclired his Minister to the Prussit•t capital without even notifying ! furore. Some of the articles. which we translated, respe&ing these two powers, coo t rumour for some days prcva:ent, that the of Swat's has sold the Province of Swedish raniato the Emperor of Resst A. The article the head and date of " Banks of the Meiti, '.1," can be only explained by supposing a 441 of that nature and effe3. The withdraw. therefore, of the Swedish troops from tlsat pa:: 'omcrinia is pitiably to make way for its otos by a Russian army ; an event certainly of i mportance, as it must embarrass Prussia much than the preceding state of things in Pume. of which the Court of Berlin complained. Emperor B011•PART I and his Empress were ed at Milan on the gth inst. His mock Ma had previously reviewed a large body of troops celebrated Plain of Meteor+, the scene of dory which confirmed this Usurper in the of the Bouasous. the course of last week Mr. Justice Joanson iispatent, constituting him a puisne Judge in iurt of Common Pleas, Ireland, to the Earl ,sowiene, tendering his resignation, lid re at the Same time, his Lordship's commendation of of him to His Misitsry, upon • ground of his bad heal:h, and a large un ridei family. We understand that Mr. • JOHNSON was induced to take this step, by t7ice of the Lords ChicfJuslices Dowriss and ler. The Earl of HARDwicrt6 returned the rb;erving, that, under the present circurn st.uves, he could not accept Isis Lordship's resigna- Our report of Mr. Justice Jouttsom's arrival iand was given upon Cr , authority of ano- paper. We do not believe that h.? has yet left &rid, nor that he will come over in cuAndy. He mitred an appearance to the aL'iie.n, which, it :peaed, will be tried in the sittings after next ,tpatches, according to report, have been re. tiom Lord NELSON, but their contents have •anspired. The destination of the combined th and Spanish Stets is still unknown. W strongly inclined to think that they are destined le Lau Indies. mrJay, soon after three o'clock. a Cabinet ncil was hid at Lord liluccaaava's Office, .ck was attended by Earls CHATHAM and W !ST AND, MI. PITT, &C. lv:rsurtent. it is said, are possessed of from Admiral Ci,cm •ise, so late :” the 17th I, at wilich period he was off Antigua: the :h fleet, three days befwre, was Setit becalmed All the Naval Officers attached to Signal-posts, Feneibles, tic. have received aerier to hold selves in readiness for embarkation, in the con. ileums of clrcurnstances occurring to milder service on borrd nec^►sary.. ibis day the Sessions of the Pinice for the Ciry of London will be holden at Guildii.ill ; and on Wed lay, the Sessions of 04. r and Ter-civic will corn. ice at the Sesrion.-Hor..e .t the Old Briley. for trial of felonies. The rrironers amount to up -70. hitter received on : 7 iiiirulay from Plymouth I stateO, that a report was Ocre, that horst .son had fallen in with the cornbinird squadrons Cadiz. and that, after a long eoeagement. he .succeedual in cutting nil (oar of the Spanish ups, with troops on board. This :weariest was said have originated with a neutral, winch pre the formation at sea to a vessel ar rived at Plymouth, n it is not credited. The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland sent two addresses to His Maass i v. thanking - Maass-iv for his most nraciour letter to the General Assembly; tor the renewed appointment Lund N to represent His Mar r•or V in that Assembly; for his royal donation of 10001. to be employed for propagating their Christian Faith in Highlands of Scotland ; relying on the assurance pis NI AJEST Y o. maintain the Church inf Sent. land, in the tall possessian of all its rights and pri vileges; praying such success on His MktesTy's arms, by sea and Isn !. as may bring abhut an ho- Table and lasting peace ; and assuring His M V of their utiAltcrAble attachment to lais person, family, and government. The Editor of one of the New York Papers is to he tried fora Libel" upon the President of the United States, in his Papers of the 20th, 2t It. and 22j. of March, charging the said President with hypocrisy, debauchery, with living in shameless and open com mission of sins. with defrauding his benefirdor of kis Property, with violating the mart iage bed of his omit intimate friend, and with various other enor mities, tending to being into disgrace the said Pre sident of the United states, and to injure and to ing into contempt t h e di gn i ty and eh:sea:l.3 of the fruited States, and the citizens thereut. • 7 :h he has Used are laid down „tAc.OO, not fail to make we it. l'etersburgh. 4ajesty gives an of attacking C.: r "'dant but he local positi o , lain, and accord. An Ha Sy the Conn c • nape trutfeldt at Ber. t .e. romP ought, nor can I riween t . ovocation What. I.'grY fee e of the Cabiret i. ogre' it, refers. 1 are 01 ' `)e same tim,, his dept t state of thir hive urn Pcrneranl :.• fi' l T l a I ring of his Note of • Pollefal reation, i topic. under tl h exists Letwet.. May I (here to the Cu:. contraa ied on with the log. the; o f Pom the 14th May, ration Admiral Kins. VCat in of age, h as re . wore th , made him by his rat a o engag e once The] etrae May state, t::.; kg , ' ha ' :anary 1,1. n. , co the it is gone to the t he riS throne r )ftts, SI th tg, their M. jar. of Marengo, it °n _ is troops of Cos rty battalion, of of Has of light inle t . qoestini comma Her biajetty, her court, us. the gee self, aind, a f t er. provide ich she viewed Justice Em?ercr, made die adv usiive hours, in Horsy' i-ango. These patent, the Caine spon stances ,ti on .itions for the , is Egg ipport his rig;.:, is kit, at Si::. *her pa icd the Err.nress ftelan, in a most COP. has en es. Commander ps. T he Mem. le 27th hliiiiary • Dig eel their decon:- aired Throne, and re. not tea I ands of His French ann the firs: stone cf M memory of the fir the Marengo. The Sits :rat Chasseloup, CAtmc bore the follow. whidt JilOt L GOI nth, and Krug of grace of the Country ' Aped, At four o'clock Frenel off ria. All sr Pavia. !: is Sea I will enter upon ibeen i tutupl r. their h May, says— Th ud ies are expelled aes Lo da yard of honour, menu, are preps-in -. the tr the day before ward' A state., neral in the s, r. of the Sword of off Cs si s Prussian Ma- bad ships, rt:er of the lied to ha , lawn but ii •2111114 DATED Th , his st Peace ban mare His 1 Gene owance for ti e of IA " The intro. Asset rince. " is, fo.it emplt the se treated m tte of Hi All the Spanish land. vileg i 'out au General I arms, hlny:anr!, sesta :sputa exchange VAS** JILIT snainus that the lanai! d as well as the Th be tri II receive. da4 l l. State c4....t0. pawn . Slarc &ba t as and pilots a lase f.mr real% (pia ps 'gals and a half. mutt *Wee is CI pit... Leers 'idea eo real.. 1re%40 being -.6/ries." thaitr THEATRES. OPERA HOUSE. The favourite Serious OpPra of Ur Orezzi E Curiazzi was performed with increasing effeel on Saturday night. Madame GRASSINI sung with great expression. BEAN AM'S fine voice is particu larly adapted to Italian singing. The Bishop of Lormorr's recent mandate was recpeCtfully at tended to, as the curtain dropped rather before twelve. DRURY-LANE. On Saturday night, after the Comedy of The Honeymoon, Mr. DRIOND'i new Musical Farce of Youth, Love, aid Pollo, WAS a second time perform ed, and received with encreased applause, having undergone some judicious curtailments. The fol lowing are the Dramatis Persona : Bnent de Prilnman . . Mr. Ehwton. Lse.4 fie I.i 4 ad . . Mr. Kelly. Fl,roisend . . . Mr. Elliston. Antoine Mr Collins. Dennis Mr Purser. Ls Fleur . . . Mr. Chatterly. Ariherte . . . Miss De Camp. . . . . Mount-in. Bona . . . . Mrs. Wand. The Baron, a good-natured, testy old gentleman, has determined on marrying Lineal, .;is nephew and heir, to Clotildo, a beautiful young Lady, whom he brings with him to his castle in Picardy, where Lin gle! has just arrived Ilion France, accompanied by Aeinette, who has eloped with him from her friends. Being a spirited girl. she determines to meet the old gentleman ; for which purpose she assumes the cha rafter of a Jockey Boy, and sings a humourous song, st sting, Thee the Boy in nriloro won the day. Clot:laa 11.. s a favourite lover, Flori,"ond, who follows her, and stops at a neighbouring hotel, where, from the violence and inconsistency of his conduit, they sup. pose him mad ; and there is a very humourous scene between him and the Landlord, Antoine. The eieenuenient is easily foreseen: an e(lai,ciseenteat take; place. and each lover has his mistress ; the Baron consents, and all are happy. Of these simple ma terials, the author has formed an amusing AI ierpiece in any hands ; but, with the performers of Saturday night, it was lively and entertaining in the extreme. Mr. EL LISTON display; as rauch excelknce in reri mled, a- in Don Felix, from which the part is taken. Miss DECAMP, in 'bindle, was every thing the au thor couid wish. Mr. Cot cuss's Antoine was as chaste and as humourous a performance as we have witnessed. Mrs. Motel arts, as Cie:elide, sang some beautiful airs, in her very best manner. She was dressed with great taste and elegance. Nlrs. BLAND, as the humble attendant, had a pretty air, which she sang with great sweetness and delicacy. Mr. Dow sox, a worthy eccentric cld man. was in that cha racter in which he so eminently excels. The Music, by Mr, Kim'. v, is lively, and possesses much taste ; it WAS admirably exezwed. The Ooertare has great merit. The house was crowded in every part. coveme o.s enah. The Tragedy of Afarkti was performoal on Sa turday night, for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. H. Swoons. Mrs. Sionuhs appeased (for the only time this season), and exerted her extra,rdinary powers iu Lady Meaerei, with great effed. L.., aeassecrwil. 14;4., 11144.1.2 - ., 1213 N .tire hereby given, that there %sat or aD. ,wing-ronm at St. Jamca'.. on Ills Slijt.aty's Barth-day, Tuesday. the 4th of June next. Friday evening the Rote. FAMILY left Kcw for Windsor. Saturday morning His MAJUTY, and Princesses Soft tit A and ASILLI a,sttendei by Generals Gwy ?IN c and Et TZIIO7, took an airing nu horseback to Cum ir•srl.ind Lodge. • iler Msitsr v and the other Pa:NCesses went to Frogmnre. Yesterday morning the R oval FAMILY, attended by Generals Gwvnisa and FITZROv, and Lord WALDGRAWL, went to St. Georges Chapel, and heard a sermon by the Rev. Mr. NORTH b:lr, from the 41th Chap. of St. Luke, and 51st Verse ; after Divine Service the ROYAL FA Ni I I.Y went to Frog mare. To-morrow the Roe sr. FA NItLY will COUlt to town till after the King's Lit th y. This day His hi sJs.sr sr will hold a Chapter of the Knights of the Garter, at Windsor, when Earl 1) 4sr MOUTII will be invested with the vacant blue rilshon. ............ The Earl of CONK has arrived at his seat at Mars ten, near Frome, Somersetshire, from Cork. Master BETTY is announced for the part of Mo ra:. at the Liverpool Theatre, this night. '1 he Countess of tvlawsrsimo will give a grand root this night, and a hall on Thursday nest. 'The Dowager Countess of Essex entertained a a nail party on Thnrs !ay evening. Saturday Night's Gazette contains the dis,elution of Partnership between Adam and Fee. The Dake of Baoroao gave a Grand Dinner yesterday. Viscount CASTLEREAGH dined yesterday with Earl Seance'', at Wimbledon. Mr. CLauset vs gave a grand dinner yesterdaytat his house in Upper Grosvenor-street, to the Mar quissts of HERTIPORD and THOI4OIIEI, Earls COLS t• LtSIOPC 1, F.t. it Ist:a amen, and Viscount Stools. Lady La Miser will give a Grand Ball on the 4th of June, in honour of His MAJESTY'S Birth- Day. Her Ladyship will receive her visitors in fancy dresses, masked or unmasked, as their fancy leads them. Appropriate appointments in the two last Gazettes —Hamilton Lecke, to be Ensign in the 71st Foot, vice Kt;01. William Bdieweil is appointed an En sign in the BeeadjillCompany of Volunteer Infantry. Never did Kensington Ga: dens or the Park make a greater display of fashion or beauty, than yes terday. Kensington Gardens might, with great propriety, be compared to amt./are of Rowers : the violet and the jonquil the must prevailing. The Earl and Countess of DERBY gave a Grand Dinner on Saturday, at their house in Grosvenor- Square, to the Earl and Countess of Oa at 4 LEY, ( Earls Frrzwatuast and At.essotiett, Dowager Lady Parse. Lords Kunz, DeNoas, and Rosser Somme'', Mr. and Mrs. GRIT, Mr. Mrs. and the Miss GIATTANS. THE LONDON DOCKS. A few months since, the London Decks, !Icing in a sufficient state of for wardness, were opened for the • reception of vessels, with a considerable degree of ' pomp. Since that period, numerous and conveni ent warehouses have been completed, and the Docks successfully u..eel in the purpose for which they were of iginally designed. The utility, importance, and novelty of the undertaking, required that the event of th, it completion should be celebrated with addi tional splendour, that the feelings of those who un dertook this great work might be gratified, accom panied by their friends, in seeing it in a finished state. Saturday last being fired for the ceremony, nu merous and elegant parties arrived at the Docks as early as ten o'clock, and continued coming in such unusual numbers, that the whole space before the entrance at East Smithfield was completely filled by twelve ; many in the rear, despairing of obtaining admission in time, pressed forward to a degree that made the heat insupportable, and occasioned a con fusion not uncommon on great occasions. On en tering the Dock, the grandeur of the scene, height ened by the fineness of the day, and the elegance of the company, was truly gratifying. The Dock, which is square, had numbers of merchant vessels floating in different parte, with the co -1 lours of their respeBive nations flying, in honour of the day ; the vessels were disposed in such a man ner as best spewed the utility of the works, some close to the beach, u if for the purpose of unlading ; others moored in the middle. either in readiness to be brought in to deliver their merchandise, or having unloaded, to sail. On the North side of the Dock, the part portioned off for the use of the No bility, the Direanrs, the Grand City Officers, and their friends, was stationed the East India Com pany's hand, which played alternately with the Duke of York's, stationed on the West side, which was covered with elegant company, who had not the necessary admissions to the other. In the entrance bacon, on the loath side, were several vessels, with their colours flying, as in the Dock, and two vessels elegantly decorated with the colours of every nation. About half past two o'clock, the LORI) MAYOIL, attended by Viscount SIDNOUTII, Lords HAWKISIISIRV and HARROWBV, Mr. PITT, Mr. Fosree, several Aldermen, &c. arrived, and a party repaired to the ornamented vessels. Both vessels being in a short time filled, n little before three o'clock, the lock was opened, and the fore most vessel, the Theme', slowly warped into the Dock. The grandeur she exhibited was highly pleasing; the Royal Standard waved at her main; the Union Jack at her fore ; St. George's Ensign at the m:zen ; the whole of the others wafting to and fro with a gentle breeze. The second vessel, which was less superbly decorated, followed. Cannon, eleced on the Eastern wharf, fired each succeeding m:nute, and the bands playing G,id Sage Ms King, tiil the vessels reached the opposite beach, where the company landed, about half past three. Ride was then played by the bands, and the spedtetors left the Docks, 11;ghly pleased with the grandeur of the spectacle. I t :lad been rumoured in the morning, that the Row. Fa \me. were to honour toe D•'cks with their presence, none but the Duke of Sussex however attended ; but the effed was so great, that every avenue from Aldgate to • the Docks was crowded with people. • g On Saturday the Bishop of WiIIICHHTEI crated a ns..w and spacious piece of Burying Ground at Clapham. in Surrey, amidst a numerous concourse of people who had assembled to see the ceremony. The Bishop proceeded in process i on from the Rev. Mr. VIS teh Retro. of Clapham, with a hand of music, the Church Singers, and the principal Pa rishi n: to the ground, where there was a marquee pitched, in which was a cold collation for the en tertainment of his Lordship and :attend vas. After the ceremony, the Bishop returned in procession to the Ile.nor's, where lie, with several other persons of ilistinaion, dined, and then set offtfor his house at Chelsea. the Churchwsxdens and principal Pa rishioners gave a grand dinner at the Plough, where the day was finished with that decency and decorum which might be expelled on such a solemn cccasion. On Wednesday, the Volunteers of the city of York, commanded by Sir W. M. Nlicairt, Bart M.P. arrived there from Pontefratft. where they bad been on permanent duty for three weeks. They were met, at some distance from the city, by a great concourse of the inhabitants, who greeted their re turn with expressions of the highest applawn and sa tisfaAion. The bells of the Cathedral and sot/era' of the Churches were rung on the occasion. A dreadful accident happened in North-street, Manchester-square, on Thursday : some children were at play near some unfinished houses, when a wall gave way, fell, and buried the little innocents in the ruins : one was killed, and the others were sc• verAy bruised. A man named Gimbh t, said to possess property to the amount of 15,0001. waslarely found guilty, at Launceston Sessions, of stealing mutton, beef, and pork. nut of an inn in that town, and sentenced to be whipped. The Medea and Clara are now in ordinary at Ply mouth, but they are so infested with thousands of enormous rats, that since they have been stripped, these voracious animals have killed and devoured each usher. A new cable of 12 inches, never bent on board, was returned to the dock-yard useless, being perforated quite through the coils by these noxious animals. Yesterday evening, about five o'clock, as the Ox ford and Birmingham Coach was turning into Ox ford road, a labouring man was crossing the street, and was unfortunately thrown down by the fore horses and the coachman not being able to pull np the others, they all trampled on him, and he was ram apparently lifeless, and carried to the Mid dlesex Hospital, where, after the necessary remedies were applied, he recovered in some degree ; but we are sorry to state, that little hopes were enter tained for him last. night. Mary Atkinsom, the wife of Jamas Antinsosi, being on Saturday sennight deteSed stealin;.; some thread from the thread manufaElory of Mr. M. Maui), of Shaw Mill. Bishop Thornton, York : shire, went home and cut the throat of her youngest child, so as to cause its death, and afterwards cut her own, but is now likely to recover. She is ex peeled to be committed to the Castle nett week. She nearly severed the bead from the body of the chid. , NAVAL IY7'ELLIgE ' ' , Pox . Afiqt. Sailed the Conilia gen-vcssel, N.B. DIAL, sg.,v 4 #. Sailed the Afisserva, Cottle, for the Swab Sea. Arrived the Betsey, Harzlett, from Gibr.thar L'lmmortaiiti frigate, and several others, from a cruise; and remain in the Downs, with tile rest of the ships as per last. The &metro sloop of war has made a signal tor a convoy to the Westward. — Wind N.E. FROM LLOYD. LIST. Aneteto. fVf the Start—the Raehael, —, from China. Milfoni—the Laura, Newnan, Gnu Kra York. At Heytake--the Pomona, Pitchat, from Venii. . New Providence—the Dia7e. Calnpb:ll, from Clyde. At St. Kit el.--the Loyalty, Sinn:lsm, from Liv,rponl. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. YORK SPRING MEETING, MA, 93. rintinued. Sweepstakes or2ogs. eaci.--Two nines. Earl Farrllll.4ri,', SAlly, by Sir Peter, 5 years old, . . Mr. W. Lee's Brunette, by Overton, 4 yearsold, Ast. 21b. . 2 Mr. Mellish's Diddler, by Pegasus, 4 years old, Bst 21b. .pd Lord Darlington's brown hosse, Dont:nen, by Slr Peter, years old, 9st. . . . • . . . . pll 2 and Sto I on Earl Fitzanliarn's Sally. Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, for two years old Colts, Sat. Sib. Fillies 7st. 131b.-I'wo year olds course. Those got by untried Stallions, or out of untried Mares, allowed 91b. Mr. Walker's cliesnut colt, brother to S:rJuhn, by Stride . 1 Mr Knapton's bay 1. by a brother to Eagle, dam by Sur (allowed 31b.) . . . . • . . . Mr. Mellish's bay colt, C'lle nani.sn,by Beningbrough,darw by Lureher (allowed 3 b. j. . . . . Mr. J. lidrs colt, Tali saran, by Torte. 'alge, darn by High flyer (allowed ]lb.) • • • • • • . 6 Sir IL T. Vanes bay filly, by l'ar.riat, out of :lyperion's darn . . . . ...... G to 4 against Mr. Walker's eats. colt. Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, I ogs. fort - cit.—Last , Three Mil: s. Mr. Carforth'i gr. filly, Vesta, ►y Delpioi, 4 reap old, B,t. 111.). . . ....... Mr. Gatfurth's gr. con, Evander, by Ds 4 yrs. old, Lord Middleton's gr. hurse, Blue Devil, by Sir Pater, 6 years *id, 9.t Mr. Flint's Spitfire, by Beningborough, dam by Young Sir Peter, 5 years old, Est. . . . . 6 to 4 against 13:ue Devil.—No betting amongst the others. Mr. Stisted's br. g 'M. brat Mr Irwin s ches. geld. 1214 each, ZoOgs. half furfeit.-I.a.t. Male. FRIDAY, MAY 24. Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, for 3 years old Colts, Bst. Fillies, 7st. 121b.—The last Mile and Half. (6 Subscribers.) Mr. Fleteher's b. e. Stavv.7ey, by Shuttle, darn Drone (J. Jack.on) . ..... . . Lent Fitarrilliaru's b. e. Caleb Quote'em, by Sir Peter (T. Clarkson) . . . . . . . . I Sit T. Goseciznes gr. colt, by Del pini, dam by Weather cock (J Shepher I) . • . . . . 3 Mr. Meilnh's b. e. Trne Briton (F. Buckle) . . . 4 6 and 7t04 on Staveley. Won easy. The Stand Plate of 501. free for all Horses, &c: Four I‘l i les . Mr Hutton's ch. h. Saxoni, by llaciptni, 5 yrs. rod, Sot. 41b. (F. Stephcnvm) . . . • . . I Mr. Garlorth's gr. c. 4 yrs. old, 7st. 91b. (E. Phillips) . . . . . Mr. Mangle's b. e by Walnut, darn by Ja►etin, 4 yrs. oIJ, 7st. !lb. (B. Smith) , . , 3 Ifr. Thompson's bay co':, Nzwcaltle, 4 yrs. old, 7st. 91b. (J. Gisrbutt) . . . . . . . . 4 Sir ft. Williamson's yr. h. Honed Starling, 3 yrt. nl.l, s.t. 41b. (J. Jackson) 2to I agst. Sasoni. 5 to 2 agst. Etranie-. 3 to I agst. Honest Starling, 6 and 7 to I ar.t. Newcastle. A remarkably fine race, aid won by half a length. MIDDLEHAM MEETING, MAT 15. The Gold Cup, value 103 gs. with 40gs. in srecie. forall ages.—Four Miles. (Twelve Subscribers.) Su 11. Wil:iwrownes Sr. h. Honest Starling, by Str years old, Oat. 61b. (J. Jacluan ) . . 1 Sir W. Gtrard's br. c. Young Chariot, 4 years old, 71t. (W. Parse) Duke of Leeds's Brandon, 6 pars old, 81t. 121 b. Tn.. Wooing sLu .ttrted, bat wets not placed : Dttk• of Ilatuntou'a b. f. by Walnut, dam b 7 Javelin, 4 years let. lab Mr. 1 , 11.11ie-t gr. c. Orphan, 4 yrs. old, Ist. 141 b. Mr Wood's b. tn. Littletonia, 5 yrs. old, Sat. 61b. . C Mr. Midden ►. e. by Bandtgbrungh, dada by S,.adille, 4vn old, let. 1011 s. . . . . . . c Young Chariot the favourite, 6 to 4 agst. him but very little betting, owing to the seventy of thi rain. 2 . a .. C : z LAW. COURT OF IM:G'S BENCH, WassmsinTsa, MAT 23 MIMM.F.SEX ELECTION. ....... nonfat Prl.e, Wißians Jenk4nr,, and John Crane the three Defendants who were convicted of wllfu perjury at the late Middlesex Election. wer.: trough up to receive the judgment of the Court. Mr. Justice Gaon addressed them in a very crier getic manner on the enormity of their offence, ii which he observed, that it was deeply to be lamente, their crime was the result of a system of corruptio and perjury, carried on by means of the purses c the wealthy. Hippy would it have been for th public, if the offence could have been traced to i source ; but, as that had not been the case. all t} Court could do was, to punish those delinquen against whom the charge of perjury hid hf-en sul stantiated. The Courts considering the nature their crime, and its evil and immoral tendenc were called upon, in jnstice to the public. to po nounce a judgment at once severe and sr 'molar [he judgment was, that each of the Defvocian should be imprisoned for the space of one month Newgate, and. at the expiration of that period. I transported beyond the seas for the term of Leer year., - • - - NG cause or public interest occurred in the Cos mon Pleas on Saterd.ty. Ftmatx 13•1 r UN Di/MING. —Tbc Tickrt, N 18,394, as First Drawn on Saturday Last. eutith to Fire Thousand Pounds, was sold at Me a s. IMIN Pontiac, and Co.'s Office, Royal-Excl . :ail in one Quarter, two Eighth. and eight Sixteen Shares; where No. 13,553, as FUA Drawn • Wednesday last, entitled to One Thousand Pons's and Nue. 11,091, aniA 5,6.)1, drawr, the Fan D Fite Day, Prizes of re H4odred Pound each, were • ~ w l lto Shares.