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• • • tom. are Vie Faccriforli of the lett Mr. Mortal, . u atforil-sireet, and the Defeivildbit isia.iiiiirft of great respectability, residintt in the Stiikelif KeM. It optioned shot she had beer; hi the habit of dealing with 51.. / :Illation for linewilraptry fur 0 number of years. nod in the mouth of January, 151(►. 1w rs *I led her ith nn acrount; on the. face of wliich there ottly appeared to het dice to hilts s Who're of 501., which the I)eferillasit paid by a 101 l of cm:Wince, and site sohlwilowsilly load dealings with hint to thesniinunt • ..r 01/. and, lifter tlw death of Mr. Morton, hie - executors furnished 1-er with an account. charging 'fire with n balance of 46/. which she rOfisaitil to pay. I produced to the messenger the itecuosit in the . er iii„g o f the deseasesl, ii, January, 1111 d, where the lialance was strttek et 501. which she had twirl hr the hill demising., and at the same lime paid the untemmger 211. Iseiog the only sum else coitei. dertd herself indebted in to them. The execu- tors. Iwo , hromtlit their action for the yr- ....livery of the e 51., alleging, that the accoavit sir- htcrrd by the deceased in January`, / 816 , Mat' tier the Isolastee SOL was a mistake. as it ought hero 751. and being such. it ought to be rectified. Two clerks, who were in the eitiploy of Afr. Morton erten the account wee delivered, wrist under a long examination, anti . ..clearly proved by the hooks of the eleceosed and ether docatnenie, tlint the lesser sons being charged was a clerical mistake. ! b eamed JUDGE observed, it moo a mere question of act:molt, and a* such it was the province of the Jury to decide it. The Jury returned a verdict fur the Plaiutiffs, 451.; costs 10s. The Court of Exchequer was occupied in hear- • ing Crown infOrMations, of no interest except to the rutin , coticernerl, until twelve o'clock ; at that hour the CROP HAWK rose. LON 1111 ill SESSIONS. Yesterday the Gamest Sessions of the Team for the City of t. 114.111. were holder at Guildhall, before the Right Hsu. the IstAD 31•Tos the Stemma*, and a Reeds of Alder- mess, Sara the Gnaw' Joey were inners in. llse otosimes. in addressing the Grant' Joey, congra- tulated them ow the very small number sif pi-rooms charged et isle crime ass the city side of the recoil it. Tl.ere were only • ;ID. sod this mbasher woad appear entsll tudirial when Foss- • paced with that of the county of Middlesex, which soussut- • ..1 to 1.13. The only persons tried were Willies FrINIOM for an as- • sae* 'spew • man ionseil Powic and Jualsi Dared. foe something awl knocking out the teeth of Femmes Barnet. Alisc) were both foaled Goal,. MIDDLKSEX SitSSII)NS. Yeatevday Obese Sessions comosnme4 at Clerkeowell• be. • fore W. %Vase**. Esq. the Chairman, moil $ Rinsch of Ma. ..r.trissurrishen the Growl Juiry fur the Comely was forum us. Tk• Curt afterwards proceeded leper the trials of Pri- woes ^1•1 traverser's: Merlin 11ettr. as elegise dreser4 female; was iodides' for rte.-Whig a quantity of lace. kisowing it 14S be molest. Mr. Attains stated she eireemstances of this ewer. and *Solviiailattal the story to that of the well kusswo lieorge liars. .well. The principal winos* fur the prosiectseiuss was the .oppreistice boy of a resrsinble lines 'baiter in 41e Ise; street, who had heroine aceraintril with. • Cymtiess cam e l...ll. Hy the blandishments of this' 'person, he who &ditto .1 to the huear of the Prisoner who resided in Tindal- gl e-pmee, City-mod. mud: Mee tihk.e9wently iodoccd to IsAnclee hie 1111110er, whose propmsy he beetowed N om her. Its iriaitioteallirphe9, be botanic acquainted with the Pri- mal. who salllPAled hiss to resew her some lace and other .40. lb, bay at fret collared—bssi the Primmer Wrist sormiillted his with finsleliag Shea Clisspbell with posh, he at 'meth and plsedersol Ms ons*loyer of • 7eas- -1 I lie of lace ' *kith he brought to bre isotope. llsis was the replevy of t h e me s t alest her; but after • Ina; trial, • *hence from the Chairman, and half ass boofe•cossiskration on the part of the Jury, she was eeptillerf. DUELLING. -wow- A dakelfeir, which is likely to make considerable noise in Ihe MOossalste world, is now on the lapis, and has become the Alibied of • ehturoge. Coloael and Cam -- were at roger -homer at the west and of the Own, where a cpwriel 11401P4 •on WWII Haven; they came to high words—cards were directly ciehassmal. stud Its time mid place settled. which was to he ..brhatii fares ins Socday osocuing. A fries's' having learn. ...I the circumstance. seut en express to Marlborough-street flier at four sisiucli un Smoky monsing, Soil also to Bow- •s r ert. i he parties, probably i mpeded of this. di not meet, , s bin last eight as ano sym o se letter was left fur 'Mr. Bilker, oritior slum she parties were to tweet this mends% sad that o n e of them wearies. dialog at • hotel P4114' Donslmmeet. The Magistrate, however, refoord to sober it, alleging for a rr.stait,ollt assonyinese letters were maims' /neatly Isar. mug hem lately ens), e•a that the parties ought to have came furtrard.persimally to ley the compleiut. • NAVAL INTIsLLIGRNCE. 114141641 T, 71411. 14. About one o'clock this abrinsiat (1411.), the gating Oriole, from Rotterdam to Dublin, loaded with limerd in casks, H. Wry, reasser t was wrecked on she Goodwio. the Copious awl crew landed m their Wit. Isid the mama weal to ; part of the cargo soil model spars, ice. have bees ha ndl* sin shore, by the Raample boats. At the time the vessel struck, it Idea • gale frees the SAW. Arrived the Dudek schooner Slisterva, el Rotterdam, Try- nun, til*strr, Wend to Lesaihmsderry, N ;shout damage. emersmorrn, YES. Di. Arrived the Morley. Brown, from Safaris, bound to Rot. relit:we ; and the Dube of Turk Finlaysou, (non Loudon for Vii. %I schasTa. Tiw Cumberland, Windom**, frosts the Dowse for India, :Intl the Mercury, Moller. from Cupeubateo for Africa, passed &twit Channel yesterday. vt.Tatorrit, yea. 13. Came is the Ream% Jarwoosl, frem the South Sem. out 17 month., and wtorneal • foil ship; last fmm St. Hektse, in ha days I.4 , ater. •rrived the Cmeddia, Owen. from (Aims, .tidal tilt. D. iroitier, nod is ender quarantine; end Ilse llribnniw , D.thrui, from the Came/ Islands, with tar 101.11 of &19Chtle mid cable. 711.11104111 f 14. I t; - Came in the Lavistia, Keith, from Blirllll% Alves. 'The Eesaia, that arrived ) esterthay medial i n 'company with she Sir Charles Prier (whaler), with :00 tons of oil, fur Lon. Awl, void partial after twin' three slap at sea ; iu Ist. 3.35. K. load '2.30. IV. spoke the Dora, lAlward, hound tolbe Diat Mem. The Sir Charles Price has been spoke with off Scilly. /14.7401:711, •111 13 Railed the rraneis I:reeling packet with • emit f ur New VAS) . rt A VTIV. Pr. 14. r.our iii here list Hope sloop of war f a crow, is ill. Fos loe-sail-bost, from Cherbetrg, with ED casks of • 10: its us Ward. mitswsco, yea. It. The taglr ratter, Lieut. Pogson, obi. day 'wired and llli.ou t ht unto this port the Pitt lugger, with Poo cots of 1661.; tlw Teruel Ink....rer I.a fluillassme, of Dunkirk. wills :nu rash. of de heirs of tolsiwavi, End fuer ewes of • ati id; nirr, to ctirriCiAt prit:;sling. PETITIONS CMIPLAMTEG . OF 'rift . OP Fit ATION OF Ttir ALT FAR. THE SUSPF.S/EON OP THE HABEAS MR PUS. [Prteotited to the Mow of Crlt:mios, February 13, 13111 j ammo.. JOSEPH mitaint.L. A Petition of Joseph Mitkffiell, of Liverpool, was pee armed and read; *ruing forth; that the Pelitiorter, whilst atteeditteim his business as agint to leveed pildishers, had no the evening of the thl of March, 1111, his lodgings in Manchester forcibly catered, his bed-rernsi sesirebed for his prune sail papers, and iiitelPitswestmettam attempted to he opened by fah* keys sent *Allt-isseis, by Joseph Nadia, Tiepin y Constable of Stawebeifir, ow/ two of hie twee tidied listeners; that the Petitioner befog informed of this Dor hornet visit by a peeves who liftlpernel he be in the Ironer at the time, end beard the kotli 1 threetfewed wish the Inas of his Beeper if be informed die Petitioure thereof, the Phtitioare. bevies • wife nod sin young ebildren to prnviiii fur, sought refuge in the house of w friend; that the Peti tioner was driven Cross olds retreat by Nathan and his as sistants, who forcibly entered his friend's Imam in the night, and reareliekl the same ; and is this manner was the Petitiower driven from borne to hewer, Bodin threatening ` be would have him lucked tip in prism if it emit hip (Nadia) 51101.; thus was he permed until the 9th of Sinn* whim he left Manchester to sreb a restiapplace in the mushy. but being still pm aned, I. disconsolate family in Liverpool; that the Petitioner bad sot remained many days with hie arouized 'flintily before be woe ;.- formed that the Police were 'lend to stitch- his house, and fairing that Ike shock uccasiosied by his being dragged from borne in the dead of the night (that being the time generally chosen for fairing Reformers from their beloved, faatilier) would be too great foe Pit afflicted wife sod six , youth' but •ifeetioaate children • to bear, be thesefore again sought an asylum in the corn try; that the Petitioner, heeler returned into e. the vic nit) , ef Manchnwee, was loitered, informed that a num ber of penises harlAvest apprehended at a peblie-lanes iu Slaschoder. charged with haven -conspired together fee the purpose of dertroying that town, many of which persous (Ise all connected with such a plot) wore believed to have hewn led aad instigated thereto by spies ead heforneers, who had gone aboirt fur the avowed purpose (as the Pelitioser was internee.) of making Manchester, as they called it, a 'mond Moseew ; that the Petitioner. finding this to be no resting place Cu, him, proceeded into Yorkshire, where he was advised to proceed to Loudon and elate these facts, with the' impulse °pinks* thereon, to rose men who were both able. and willing if possible in trace these plots to their tree mitre; that the Pelitioaer whilst Is Unities net with a Person named Oliver, who profersed to be a Reformer, and who revel the Pelitiuser t.. *are Laudon with hieketatime, that the Petitioner was ie hanger of tw3 apprehended is Londe*, and that he (Oliver) weskits emigrant apprehension of being taken up, and that be Ihefeberefure determined to leave the conistry, and was thee going in Liverpool so see a friend of his set sail fur America, and alas to perjure a pas sage fur himself and family ; the. the Petitioner left Lou don in company with the paid CEirei on the tfith of Aped, robe make road requested the P.stithoher to illumine, him to a fewiteedy Refonners leery of the towns through which they passed where the Pethiuner had soy skrpetntintee, which be areordingty did, 111 Iniusinghein. Wakefield, and Leeds, believing hint Se a real Iteforeeer ; that on the eth of May the Petitioner korai seised by two reams she tookkhisn by she collar as be was wadi:bog oa the higherey to wards Unddersfiehl, and eumesaudeil him to relent femme twee who ;these refEaus said) wanted lion, which cositersed the Pleiiiiisiorr refused to comply with, making them by what skoshocity they slopped him us the Rises highway.? I. which question they reins-sling nu asswerolie Petitioner Woresped to pruned OM Lit journey, when the tedium agate Visite hint thy the collar, saiil, 4 We will let you see oar authority;" that the Petitioner was by them detained on the Kings highway until live or six other mesa Ca 1111.• up to them, who ordered him to ge steal: with them : the Petitioner then inquired by what authority they detained and ordered him to go slung with them, when two of them said that they were Special Constables, and that the Petitioner airmail know further when be gut to the place to which they intended to lake him, adding that, if the Petitioner refused to go with throe they would compel him, bidding sense of their fellows thil drag him slung; that the Petitiesor was therefure obliged Se go with them to a peblie-house, situated Is a lonely place e tiled Guiker Hilt, where he was tatuited and othWvtioe abused through the 'whole of the reclaim; that when the Petitioner retired t. bed, a person was put into his te eny - who, pretending so be a Reformer, etipressed, notch en- „ Bret that it should have fallen to his lot ti guard a per son whom he could sot hut respet as it brother, and who eselaimed in bitter terms against those who were • the cause of such unjuht pruceeiliego, adding, that not wily a total change iu Kings, Castlereagh., and Com mons," must take place. but that "all MUM he pulled down before any gent would he done for the people ;" which wretch the Petitioner believes (as he then told him) was placed there fur the purpose of leading the Petitioner into MIMIC violent expresrion ; and the Petitioner was eolith:seed in this opiihion, ley hearing norther persist, rough behind the door, en which the Petitioner ilenieudied that this vile fellow should leave the room ; that she Pstititwer wis next day taken before Justice 'Nigh, of fritheidevifield, who, sell one Brooks, of Caulker Hill, stating that the Petitioner was a Hort/ruler, and hail +Heeded public meetings, and that a re- , grata was offered by Gov't-einem for his apprehension, or- tiered him to he reinaitiled. On the Petitionir retool/I'lmi ieg soonest brink; detained On so verse a eliseze, the wordy Justice replied, " He wont.' take all resehousithility epos laimaelf," nod delivered the Petitioner lotto Ilet care of a Polies Officer easel Viliteliestl; that the Petitioner was conducted by fl'hitikhead iota a roue' iu the George Huddersfield, where he asked the Petitioner if be would pay 1 for a person to-guard him, ea which the Petitioner replied that be bed neither the power sir the will to pay motley for airy each purpose; thew Whitehead hade Petitioner to follow him I. a ledgius wirkil he said wee much better than the Petitioner dowered ; that the Petitioner was then put into a plats tailed Towser, the most damp and aatieeons duso getoe imagiaable, listing no fire in it, the floor of which wenwearly cowered with human exeremeets, the bedding be. pond deseriptiou filthy, and the Work place was fetid to such • degros, that the Petitiosier seereely thought it pos sible to exist therein until the oaft day; that the Peti tioner reinaimed in this issoseuris place tweedy-six hours, after which he was removed to a route where Oliver sp. peered as a prisother, in areal agitation; ' , the Petitioner was shortly removed to another house, where be slip iron ed, thee placed between ewit thief-takers in a chaise, and conveyed to Manchester Police Oilier, and thence to the New Bayley Primo ; that the Petitioner, when in the Polite Office, and also is the New Bayley, tkarsoided to be informed for what he was detained, end by what authority be had bete apprehended, bat sn answer was given to him moil the ?lb of Slay, when the Petitioner was brought be fore a somber of geutienreu is s room harassing t• the New Bayley, where one of them appeared to preside; here Nadia, the Deputy Constable, deposed, that he had seen a warrant, signed (Ise doubted not) by the Secretary of State, anthu nsing the apprehrnshon of Mr. Mitchell on a charge of High Treason ; that this warrant had bees returned to the Hone: Office, because they had heird that the Petitioner was gone to America; that the Petitioner requested to know whether the Gratlearen who presided intruded to keep him in custody on the mere deposition of Nadin' when he was informed that it vies their intention to detail' him until they bepril further from the Home Office; the Peti tioner the'* requested to withdraw to his cell sod otraw•lted. I which war granted, where he remained until about twelve Welch.* un the night of she Nth of May. when he was or- dived to prepare for London; Boring his confinement in the I Blevellayley, the Petitioner was insult/hi with the felons' al- looser, of food. and was told that Nordin bail given orders that nothing elie should be gireis to Lim; thst the Peti tiuner nog then hastiltuffed, situ w emoliteted to the Police ; (Mee, thence to the conch, alotwee-eitere-very heavily ironed, which irons lit bore all the way to London ; being arrived j there, the Petitioner was taken hi a public-hens( in Bow- streri, 4114 friOn thence before the Seen tary of Slate, who er dered Ilion to be put into close confinemeut until the 20111 of j Ma), when he was to lee brought up Cur exaiiiinati 0000 , as he I undkrslooki; that the Pit Minter it ar takes to Cold Bath- di 'As titimn, and put into a renM nitlffauutior r P s i sheet be because daagensimly 111, dimwit, as he supposes, Ilse basterwl ef f ects of that pestiltniio else , in *hill' he wag confined at Iluddersield; Ilse Petitiutstre widhn 1 , awe, that although he will Awls the ill elfeths of that de btssetise plate at /I uth:trsileltl, he eolesidersrlds prevent steer of isc a ht, to 1w owing to the kind atteetiona- of bits fellow pd sosss. 411 e Dueler, sad the anaemic; that the Petitioner was again lawn hefore the ssevetary of Nude, who eniumitted is m to elms asellwrineut nu vsnipielow of High Treason; he was therehsre ressaediA Its C.aM liath.lielsis Prison, wham h i , restiniessi in Hoes t cordinewseist, 'seep; bring visited by (liver three anteessive slays, "Si or Omni dm 21st, tad, and 23.1 of May, use each of which days the Petitions's - wig feiettel 1y • torekey into it "." 1 " in the Governan'a bathe ; where his interviews with Oliver took place; that on the 30th day of Deerniber, 10117, lie Petiliesitr was Monster*, as he sonsier•timil, without recite. Disaster, inatil, ots the 21st of Jamul tele, tie WI. informed by the filar, of Liverpool, that be bad receiver, a letter from the tleme Secretary, which stntedl, that in eon s ,. (pence of kis Lordship hating heard lodising agtitut hick slum his liberation, 100 appearance on the first slay of Term its Use Court of King's Bench would hr slisprissed with, amid hoping that Isis future conduct would he inch as never to render it neresparystu rail him into a Court ofJostice; Ord the Petitioner, in inonscipitoser of lite :Mayor's. rommunica. lion, deemed it necessary, (hooch** a great and eery venient ripener, to apprise in the mill Clout uf King's Reuel', Monte to get sorb supposed recognizance nullified, that he might nut in future be subjected to eatriturilistary penalties on the misrepresentations of malevolent nr in terested men; that the Petilitmer, thong!' altogether 111.17011- svions of Mewing violated, or intendiug to violate, any coil- Mitatinual principle or law of the land, but who, on 11w con trary, has made considerable efforts to preserve the peace of the country and the lives of Ina much aggrieved country men, whom he considered in danger of being goaded on by hunger and by spies to acts of :deSperalien ; that, in a onto.. (mean of the Petit' .r*. to.jast inaprisiniment, his hissiiii as is totally ruined,' himself Meatball is very esisisidertitile ctn. barreseaseots, his character traduced, , aril Isis Mewls and conacclinusrattrasonsly imposed epee, by the misivepress e lls/Wks niffpies and Infortnere, whiele Spies and lefaresers have intrudes themselves to thiii•Pellibiner'ilo gasintance under thepr i kence pf collecting tonne, for his or his family's and hate ;;11 1 .-r414%; it, made vise of his name 19 ratite the m o re di s t resse d p a th/ of the 'shinning class to Mete of violence whilst the miaow ras fa prison; that the doors of his friends are shut aesiaseitsoi, awl himself meeludril the possibility of priteisliug fear hislariPicsit intuit, through the common course of trade; that dopy!. the Petitioner considers that the ileum famished tip Miuisters of the Crown with that power which they have do wantonly anal toupeueultedly null against hint, in dragging him from his faintly cud immuring Mao its *military 'Songfests two hamlet it and furtyosue fum e yet the Petitioner trusting that sorb powers were granted foe the wisest of purposes, implores that the Mouse will not only ream to give its sitnetide to Bill of Indemnity, to severe those Minister's who issee *busiest the p o wers the Noose emtfuled to them, but, as in times less oppressive, whee tbs Howe interposed their powerful aid to stop the termed of injhst perwealiess, they will sow so take the Petitioneeecase 'into their most serious consideration, as tv grant him that redeem *bids will enable him to bring to justice with beliridstele es have so lewd culably Injured hitt', and also enable hiiee to meet his Needs seal conmectiems as lie should have done had he mot been ma sitejeath , imprisoned; and the PetNisaser, fingetting the mar retro of s molitery initinisuument, will, as ia duty bused, VFW may. • THOMAS EWAN& A Petition of 'naiads -Frans, of MI. I, itlewesette street, in the popish of Stint Cktuent Plum, in the (lay m Westminster, *as memoirs, and read; Mtiwg turtle, that the Petitioner solitile the earnest attention of the House to the grievant; anti Mtge' perseculloas which he is about to detail, befall confisles en dial he is able to adduce node 'liable proof of the cur...` iens of every allegation, and ardent hope that the 11111611 , 4. i as the constitutional gastritis's' of public right sad avenger of iudividital siorprcalion, .111 inter , their high authority to 10 obtain pleases Justice; that on the 18th tiny of April, its the year 1705, tae Petitioner was seized, pansuaat to a warrant charging him wilts Pitt treason, Weed isyJNO(lrece the ante ',skeet Port land, stew pose of his Majantr• Principal Secretaries of State; that die Petitioner .was IteM ander re-exassination No ll MI lite BM for asspeeding the IlalWas Corpus Alt was pass. ell, mid was Wen committed, ma recant., of treasonable twat. • lien, to the Hew of Correction for. the comity of Middle six, from whew b w to trenepOlelell 10 the enmity gaol at Wissebestsr ; and again to ;Mt at chelmeforsi, at whiehirsols he was treated whits more p,.tour. thus Me comm in otil k, tle pa tss . , • tact being t ik be N4ell o se dor:Lehi:e'er* hole f othri P es iulfri". rel, or the access of friends ur•stletionw: indeed. so waa the nature mad an lengthened Ifithfiuratim: of this msjust essufioement, that after_ leis liberation the Petitiowft w as . fre quently alßictint with ads-optical snalialy, or species st: erysi pelas in his limbs, which has greatly Unpaired his Corse& excellent state of health, nasal saimetisnew rendered him as invalid eighteen 1111 l ash, togetheet that on the day follow. hag Isis arrest, the wife of else Petitioner, though far &dynast& in pregnancy, was with their infant won committed Go s tile same false charge to the Haase of eterrectiou , aasunifdll the female felons, rosin alsertee she wee taken and examined before the birth of his Majesty's bluer tiottestralsle Privy Council, thwack whirls nefarious art idee stidiciast time haw. ing clamed, she was, after enihwitse three slays iestwissons. meat, remitted to retells to list Petitiouer's house, which she found IBA, ilstring lwr absence, lano filled with police officers of the lowest Mitt most brutal kind, who had twee sew thither to apprehend every persou that might visit the house whilst they held inslawfdt possession , mil telt ea d militarily they bad acted upon to the esterase, resit invit ing stone of the friends of the Petitioner Min the I se; ha orals r to coutpriste their, within their assumed jurisdiction ; and the police officers; when they had sat isded -themselves with the temisher of their seizures, bad abandoned the house to whatever accident might have befallen it, had tint the sister of the Pelitiotser's wife fortunately arrived and pre. Tented further tunchief by her presence; that at the end of two years anal, levet, mouths the Petitiwier was liberated whiniest trial or may recompense(ur tie manifold injuries he had sustained, atittlefure he conld proved to obtain trial re dress, the nothors and inillAl'ont of those injuries peumwed (ruin Parliament au especial Act of I tolcronity for this cud other similar abuses of ttu it ministerial trust ; so that thus coined in Petrotrir, debilitated is health, awl ealanwiateil is character, his profession reduced. lei. Cdisurel'idss .o haiokro asp, mud all thi fools of his Kerning industry dissipated, he fused himself at length 'suddenly emit upon aloe world to maiutaiu Isis fatuity, unde r circunistauces whirls seem ed to forebode years of penury and privation ; that the l'etitiuntr; since Isis Itherati 111 l from this ewe- Lewdly illegal tesprimowieut, had uot taken nary part in po litical affairs of say description, hat had bees artiolpeoly engaged in the !miners which he had taken up. wog from the labours of winch for Metres° years he had *ever indulged its two successive days of recreation, his former penarestiou and eatequited Iwo having rendered lbe ItAissoi. 4 .issdestiy sad earefulucss accessary un ..is part to proti4M Ithehis de clining yeah's, and agaitisd the daegrross attacks of the wearable malady tontiacted is eutosegersee u 4 the rigour and elfferileee of bas illipt 4.011116141 i that the l'etinoper had anesieesled through Isis sturesetitting emetious immitahliabiag a massafactory aof pater. liaise* wad spiral steel 'prism las ' which be lashed top ns a seeps shelter frost the appestat-he of future distress, when, nelwithstaisdiag hit isfolfwasiee sae dam, he was again emellad in • mason tipsily's* sisjostii shit 'sad maligssaut as Webs. peresamtiois wns aelumweledg ed to bare bus by the inessiteas Peeled to pervemt the paiiiihantist of his oppressors; think early on Senstay unarming the nth day as( February, 1817, the. Petiiiiper and ids only MOO carte seised by a party of 'Pollee led by Joke Sinlfoid, who prosteded for his authorise a wiseireht fonts Lord Viscount Sidatieth, nose of his Majcsifs•Prlaci pal Secretaries of State, istputles to them 'widen's ofMMA imams, anal directing the replays to arise their Priseilllwt - pen, which haviasg lucre obtained, the Petitioner aril Ms UM were coon-eyed tit the holier °alert Base-Neat, `ihriv they V/1 re furnished with breeltilest,lint•mst brought or vutostesed I before any Magistrate; that the Petitioner , and him sows ware *bind noun couveyed to the (Ate or the slrcriary of State . - ~..- . . . foe thri Howie Department, at Whitehall, aill pat into a a,"4"81_, J u ts jai.. Wotan, TIMM' S PriMott, Johls Remit. •••••••• .Castle. with olseraiiliey reatained until the irempiOt x NeWll the Petitioner wan eillkilit lake before . the lords of his Majesty's M u m Honienrahle P rivy Cebu rd, still informed that be had been arrested and 'good eliarged'otf hospirinn of high treason, whit% the Petitioner ihimediately denied, pointiog not to their LordshiPs 1l the suspicion was wholly g ronu d e d we th e assertive of is Viimai!st Sidenooth, inaameeh as his Loidabig had not ilassii 'his oarraut ou theesth of any esieting person ; and the Petitioner further chsllmiged Lord Sidditoelh or sof other person to depose that ha hail committed any breech of the law whatever, nor was the Pelitioser thee, or at say Whet sisisempient line, questioned before their Lordships or busy other illagirtrate relative to any eriesituil misconduct on 411. part; that towards eleven o'clock at night the Petitioner was conveyed alone to the Mines of Correction fur the County of 3liddlesex, on !damrival at which place be in 'tautly, in the presence of the Ring's messenger, demanded *copy of his cOmmitntent ; be was then condected to whet Ire called lite State Rooter, and lodged in one of them, is commit', with Thomas Cellar, a pardoned extinioal, who had becioneen evidence for the Crown, and was then in costody to lie fort licomiug at the trials of some of his confederates; that ou the 11(1111aq of F;bruary and third of his modem. latest, 11w Pritti )))) rr olitained permission to write at the ' office of the prison, where he drew up a Petition to the Mouse, complaining . of the ontrav against the pereenal lilierty of the Petitioner and Its RM, perpetrated by Lard Stilinuoib, %loch Petition,• whimsies] to Lord Cochran or sir FraaCig Hoiden, per favour of Samuel Brooks, Esq. Strand, the Petitioner the tame meriting delivered to Mr. William *Mins, the Governor, tube sent according to its directino, but it was vent to Whitehall, and there detained, and in troisequence it never was presented to the House; that the Petitioner discovered, on hilliest interview with his wife after his ineareerati 1111 l that this Petition had not been presented to the House, on which the Pelitinner• wrote to his Solicitor, directing him to call at the office of Lord Siditomili, and demand that Petition, or, to pr9Cure ma orderifor ailioission to the Petitioner to receive smother Pe. Idiot,, or lit site tint a writ of Habesi Corpus in order to bring the Petitioner into Court, that came &Salle legal sc. emotion might be. enforced, or his discharge obtained; that on the next intreview with the Secretary of State, the Petitioner complained to his Lordship of Ilse detention of ht. Petition at his Office; his Lordship, however, denied any knowledge of the circumstance, and* stated he would order an inseii4 ; lint on the Petitiouer meet* Sir N. Conant below. Sir Nathaniel, in the presence torte. Adkins, told the Petitioner that," the Paper was is the office, and 'lent tiny person might have it that called for it, hot that lie (Sir Nathaniel), did not think birmelf a proper medienn of commaaleittlru between pawn charged with high leraSen ISM Sir 'Francis Burdett ;" a day or two fol ./y*loSi pan ihe bah of February, Sir Nathaniel forwarded 1 ' Cation to the solicitor of the Pelitiesier, accompanied r: a note, staling similar restates for its detention at his .. ; that on the 47th day of February the Petitioner was tr it ged by his Solicitor, when the Petitioner tarsisbed W. .irith a serried Petition, which was the same evening pre vented to She House by the lion. Remit:lvey Sowell; that lbs Petitioner was taken six times lame the Secretary of Illsopoi Whitehall, on each at which oecosioss the Peti tions." did invariably wilic.t is the most earnest manse, to `.lls confronted with his accuser, or that the act of treason awe to should be named, which being immutably refused, Om Petitiiiiser constantly clialleoged the pvetesided charge of - *min as false mild r armada* tswillipostable by Mad totally grunodiese hi tact; sad the a way . inner, • moreover observed to their Lordship', -Oat he was held by mere arbitrary authority, inasmuch ss no proceedings iii law bad bees instituted silliest Ile, nut could he he legally restrained from retiring fawn that Ake to hit own home; that ow the lest live times ' of the Paitiwases examinations (as they wan Improperly , . demsomistadd) be was each time . remanded to prima of rommitmente by Lord Sidmouth sod Sir Nathaniel Camaistr both stating that the Pei dimity was charged before them ea osith; sad darling this period tbe Petitioner wan added the poisorasion of pen, ink, or paper, or intercourse with hie friends, ur the knowledge of public agars, Ws Lordship bevies assumed the mower to dispose of the Petitioaer at his will and Woman., although the laws for the severity of personal freeilniii were thou in full force; that osi the ninth mid last time of the Petitioner's demniandione, he wait rannadded on a commitment lay Lord Sillateeith only, the Habeas Corpses Suspend's!" Bill bring thew Idlooodi in which • outientistesst his Lordship desisted from Wonting the won lion of soy oath against the Petitioner; that the Petitioner, swebrissire that Ise would be detained fur as iedelinite Wirth of imprisonment, did, so the 10th day .f April, de = liver to Mr. Adkins, the Goverwor of the House of Curd. gretimi. a Peados, aildmind to the Lords of hie Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, praying. that if soy legal tbarge had been preferred apitist hem, he might be libe rated DU 113il. Ger investigations be instituted ins, his case forthwith, in order to enable bin to prevent the utter ruin of his munufacturn auil the redaction of hie wife 'to. ca lmer poverty; hat in the afternoon ef the am day the ' Petitioner and his Sun (whole" Seen keptiO•itinke frau the Petitioner. Mace she Aral 1111110101 of hie 01111M11111011)' were ;wanton il to. the Surrey gimpily-fool, likondielnpiu tries where tie:; weitkelpiellililiniedo libniblilksow MO .put jo irons like • felon, sad came le aria of 4ila • roams at coadenterd 'kilovolts. le *Weis be rentalMl ew "fill day at o luly in mire solitude, accommodated wilt a' bag, of chopped woollen rags for a bed, a tab in eon- . censer fur a a awe *wet, a pail Is bold wallet', o truest for a table. a chair, • chatriber-por; a et& for • • poker, awl.' hit of an old tit put fora shovel, - lie nee of ens* was pew ' billited, and lire, ordered tn • be'eutiagnished pd desk; the Petitioner was mosenver denied the Maud of • box Is held hit chills..., and Ms Cute was taltualwaY wn ingrain ef sa his arrival ; 'H O ost in w room lieseatli Me' wan roneueil three or four condemned criminal% wino isassolle lions, moans, death tugs, wisdom, tibiae lard execulisiab were 40 pit mime and isicesseat, that the feelings excited in . the Petitioner iu Heat dreary situation altogether precluded I' from enjoying ally repose, and greatly aggravated his ion lierins bosh personal sad ntestal; that three Mario. trains visited the Petitioner whikt he was ironed, and sp. tweed of his acroonsoditioe in rvrry reaped, melees the So r.rviary of Sista should give contrary orders; the irons Wife hoarser, removed on dial third day; that the Petitioner was day allowed to Mee ietereiews with his wile deell. a pawl door twice e week. in the presence of the MO. • rest and anal commitßunt, tLe Petitioutr di.l uniformly in- Oat opals beteg cupfronted .w ith,the person who was said to Woe made oath against him, but that no entreaty or demand cotel.l induce Lord Badmouth to comply with this jeer and legal request ; and the Pelilineer .coslibquestly believes blot the pretended charge of high treason against birn• golf and Its son was altogetlier a mere fabrication for the meet wicked parpshes, and that no person ever did make oath altsiust them relative to any •matter or Osier which could *arrant a 'aside's's of high treason ; that the Petitioner Suds his business completely reined, Ina future prospects overcast, and his character deeply hi4ored by many false and mandiluns rumours originating from Ibis perseeution ; be Las been treated with the greatest indignity, cruelty, and itsjeatice, for no assignable cause whatever, except the per sonal hostility of Lord ifiseossut Sidniouth; the Petitioner therefore prays that the House will institute au immediate inquiry into the allegations herein set forth, in order that the grievances of the Petitioner may be fully redressed. THE TURF. RETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY. RIDDLESWORTH STAKES. 6 to 1 apt Crecry 7 to 1 apt Ringtail. 6to I agst Thermion IBto 1 apt Sister to Nectar. 6 to 1 apt Dictator 5 to 4 the field apt three. Even betting on Ringtail and the field. DERBY. 10 to 1 apt Milton l2 to 1 apt Crecey 10 to 1 apt Allegretto 14 to 1 apt Ringtnil 11 to 1 apt Dictator 15 10 1 apt Seymour colt. oslcr. to 1 sea 1,00 lllto 1 apt Chiffsey f. 12 to 1 bug Mr. Prince's 13 to 1 apt Sister to Nectar Plover f. 14 to 1 apt Cervantes f. No alteration in the other rim since Thursday. Yesterday Lewis Vincent, a youngman of colour, was b i an ic ht up at Hatton.garden Police Office, cluirged with fraudulently obtaining various sums of money, by representing himself to be the son of opulent merchant of St. Domingo, from which place he come passenger in the ship If beet, com- Msuded by Captain CLAIR, to Liierpool, ou a vit to this country; also, that Captain CLARK ha accompanied him to London, where he had been rubbed of property to a considerable amount, together with his letters of introduction, all of Which has been discovered to he au imposition. ,tanotig the persons duped by this artful tale were, Mr. WILBERFORCE. Mr. RATNIFORD. one of the Magistrates of the above office, Mr. C. CHADRAIIII. &c. The Prisoner was remanded until Thursday next, when the above Gentlemen, with many others, are to attend. MARKETS. —mew. CORN RICHANOR, Ifoinakir, resawaaw le. We had a waiddliag supply at Wheat this 'worming from &MX sad Reid, aad ewe samples sold at last Moadey's but there was very Utile eleabasid 1W inferior sorts. ts. per quarter dearer. Floe Malting Harley sup ports its price. The Oat trade Is rather dell it our last geared prier*. lam want mot so Used I■ demand as this day week. la ether kids of traits there is as alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, Fesavabe If. Thu day's market was fully supplied with • beast., ate the shew of eatde in pima was con . Veal is dearer; Beef is ehesper; Mutton and Pork solo at last *ices; and tbs trade for die most part was solnewAil brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were pre* diet : Closer Lao dropped in price; Hay sad &raw fetched last prices. We annex a correct salmon of lbseirices and another' : i p es To slab the aid stone adds. 8eef....35. Od. to he. Od. Head of Cattle this day :,..... Mutton As. 104. to .s. Od. ewes lamb ...61. fid. to Os. 04, ON? 1 Vea1....2.. 04. to Ils. 64: Calves !Ml Posit....ls. 01. to 6s. Oil. My . ti ... ••••„31111. HAT-MARKET. Hay........ U. Os. Oil. to 61. is. 04. Straw U. los. 011. to 21. Ss. Od. CNA., 41. Os. Od. to 61.105. Od. . , (By tie Cares...) beef '34 Od to 44 &Weal 4. Od es ed 39 Btl to 4. 8d I Perk H ed a. es ed 1:110111ALL MAA PRICES OF BAY AND STRAW. or. JAMES* Ay 31 34 Od to bl 15s 041 Hiy..4l Od to al 140 OA SOW I/ 5. Oil to 4117 s Od Straw 21 Os *A to 111 12s Oil Or}, 41 Os Oil to 0110 s Oil Clover 81 Os Od to 71 Os Od PRICE OF HOPS. NEW RAO& NCW ?OMITS. Kent... Ail Os to OW Os Kest—. 144 16. to 281 0. Seism.. 221 0. to 211 10. Sessex.. 151 10. to 271 5. Essex.. 28/ Os so 281 0. Farobame 281 Os to 341 Os RAW HIDES. Best Heiler* .ad Steers (per %thug- to Od to SI ed otosae).. to ed to 3e Od Market Calf ..01 to 7. verb Widdliusa to 4d to to 6d Eng. Horse 0. 0.1 to go Od k. y, sell the Petitimer's *Hit was circumscribed, to • Mu- PRICE OP ; TALLOW, SOAP, M. per 1121 b. L . I ele•houe to visit the Petitioner rill his sus, who was placed Tows Tallow 82. Oil —... cad Yellow Soap . 100, lioite sit the other end of the prime ; dial the Pelitioser in Yellow Riessie Mk Ott Ps Od llos i the wraith of Jose All petition she House fur redrew, in Whisediuo... —s Od ..—s 04 Curd ll4s if I coustimece of whit bbe was visited by some Illessisers of Snap ditto ..: .70s Od —4 Od Palm Iles the Hustle, after whose visitatim the Petitimer was admitted Melting Staff 67s Sd —• OA GIWII4 lg, Is 1 tow sib fur exarrios• in a passage between two rem of cella, Ditto epegb ..lac 04,—.4 qd !egad Dens liAbeil soul he was allowed to have his sansiail jesuitism's, a (rather bed was fernislud, soil the -me of candies was permitted; . COAL 11A1111111`..rdisturoaT 16. that the Petitioner Seams with estealebetest and t ire - .. /Dims Rohl. notion that souse of the allegations of that 911. iiisar., 43 -.;•• it " Od. „z ee (valvular-led, fur the Madame osanres IM OA - ill ilsollorlood there is no allegation in that Petition • la Sit . 1 Maga* OeSi ret t :ser prepared to prove at their her to- be strict ly $ , 063 1 ,8 I true; that on the 27th day ef Jell' the es so. =====;: = l= ) t mired sr the MOM of hill son, wino had Wee Alt Itreated aerie,/ their sepitratiee; that th Vielegiod .. ~ PILICIIi OF IfFOCLA TIOVISRDAY. of the Petitimer's recent imprimenteut, .. or MOE ellit ai ttes l a f Oki AllllBitilli •• • • eel - 1 . his wife, all his friends and relaptres willipiolliblisi oar "or C. :., sir. Bolls. 2.. 18 21 pr. o i, .onnt Wiw i netwithstnatling his sepal millkidiaws IS is 3 per Ct. C500..7311 SO I Ditto, Ai .... 23 97 pr. • Cialit any ; Obeli UN 'ht . 1.1 gay of Ibi=at moth do Fed- 4 I per Coots. 99 Lottory'rickets 191. 10.. sioaer sod his son were takeout dig elk N.Clesatat I Whit. halt, end there offered to ,11111 riltiool on aotarin fat* 5 met. N. A nn. 106 I Cons. for Acc. •• • • 79. rccopsi....is in the sum or sew. alib i W wpm la lb* B. L. Ass. —tot i - 1 1 8O so Court of King's Wm* on SW Ord by of the present Tem, .. .____, -, , i sod from dm, Ao day to posse 40 sea matters and ehloilil - ' BIRTH. - ai l should thew awl there bt peened 'plat than, and 1 p At Halle Fields, Cheshire, me the 9th Instant, the Lady of i f - no, to depart the Cooweitioat iroa t ' With w hea l de o& ' Jobs Brockkbnrat, Faq. jun. of a son and heir. 11 lion* the I's tisi tttt er voA his rims rolomi ill amply, hoist- . , . • bog opus Icing he os t arg l: Idol he the offoooes imputed ... eers .to sh, or betas di t . essmildileally; that **Teti- ' HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. timer and Lis sq. wee lillt i o s o lb; the arising of the Hontieg 24 after 11. I Evening 58 after 11. 20th iosiant, lry hay of Cos a wiriest loin re- ~, 0 • 'l spired to taw WA say and "Mud any LONDON t related sad Pehloslistl at the Oise, No. 157. compeuturtion shim p 2ct s, meted !greed ; where Adverltseinatits are received, and Lent.. revere ohm I it to jet- (pest paid) mast hs addressed—C. SMITH, We. I. Iftv•• 0 1 1441 a_illeds• se , 4 1 : 18111.141 each of his Clement's lon, Priater—J WHITE, Ne. 127. Strand, .rittiv item s Lied dos prpriod st his sr- rsbli•het . _ 0 - - I • -.. , ' * :4 4- ,4•4 1 , 1 . I? ' • . :: , 17. " .4- . , . . • . . . • . . , . , 4 . ... I „ ii , ... . . .." . zr w- - ••,.: ,