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IV E W MEMBERS RETURNED. •• •. WeslosioJer Ceiy—Sir F. Dorlett and asmergab.hure—Sir Charles Cole. • 'T:rnntorr—M►. A. Baring mid Mr. Warm. Cork—Hon. Mr. Hetelnisess,Sir Nirlislan C. Cultherst. Liiudondrrry (Coonty)--R. Ditnrsow, Esq. A .ftemsril, Eeq. Antrim (C:ittilt y)—Hou. J. O'Neill, II oigh Seymour, Esq. WfillitlN Becher, Es q . Tyruse--Hixlit MusD. Sir J. Stewart, W.. Stewart. &it. niy (Cuitiity)—James Chwebie, Esq. !tied Hun. H. t.trritld. Tesler--Colnnet ArinaKli teminty)-1 - luu. H. Caulfield, C. Browalew, asp. K. Warn (Ciiniiiy)--I.nr4 %V. Fitsgerold, R. Latowebe, liobcolllllloll (Cotiuty)—Hon. S. Mahon, Anklet French, )'r r mnnnch;C~raoly~—=i►l.owr'y ;Connty)—Sir Lowry Cole, Gement Archdell. Drogheda—Fleury Metcalfe, Fxq. EiSzenny !Catinty)-14on. J. Hitler, Colorel Poosouby. Ikrwirkshrrr—Sir Jobs Masjoribanks. lt. , s+•sh,rc—Timmas Maekeuzie, jos. Esq. Ertesliire--Capiaiu James Weems. Stirlingsbirr —Sir C Erlatatstour. Itenfrtwnliire—Mr. Maxwell. STATE OF POLLS. Berko, 31irreb RS.—Chas. Doodah 1,037; Nevill,o,olo ; Ilatlett, 114. Gtamurraushire Election, Bth day, March 25.—Tinal close of the Cb.istopturr Cole, 79I—Mr. Edwards, GA—Nlajorny for Sir C. Cute, 133. Quern . * County. 3.1 day—Right Hon. W. Pole, 2,139; lit If. Bart. 1,980; Sir C. Cote, 1,072; General Dunn, 1,279. Dublin (('utin4), 311 dal—Haws Hamilton, 717; Colonel T 311,01, 4144; Colonel White, 480. Limerick ;Cumityl, Ist slay—Huo. Col. Fitzgibbon, 870; Sir A. de V. Huai, 309 ; Captain O'Grady, 201. City of Culk, Thursday, March 23, 6th and last day.— State of the poll at half past two o'clock :—Bateltimsou, 1.16 t —Coll hula?, LOSS—Callaitbrus, 782. !qr. has just resigned : he will, it is supposed, go in for tae 11,rongh of Doodah, his former place. The ,ii , cessful candidates will be chaired to-morrow. 'liar above it. Ilse extract of a letter received or Friday by th- roid-clay Cork mail at the Office of the Dublin Patriot. Xllkentry I.t day—Bruwa 15, Fletcher 5. :Willow, 311 lla),.Tueoday, March 21—Mr. Becher, 75—. M r. Jr phboti, 71. TAUNTON ELLCTION, 51Ascu 25. This arduous contest, perhaps out equalled is the whole circle of the General Elections throughout tits kingdom, best te,itiltial, , l in the tumplete triumph of the popular lod,daies. It was out dtt idea 1331 the latest Moment bt Isw ha.; elapsed. At the close of the pull this day outo:,era were— Al, sander BAring, Eaq. Ashley Wane, Esq. 11 5, ymour, Cssq 321 31.ijority for J. A. Warre, Esq.,. • Urn ti tie *halt coarse of the election the slim violent xi 41 vii.l party spirit have been manifested; hut. the ferment ua this day I, is never- licra surpassed, either at 11w bitstinzs Goverite4.irileu, Guildhall, or Brentford. About so hour 1.- fen ilk I 1•••t . of ihe poll she tumult was so violent that Ott: eairdidates were advised by their counsel sod iaecris to »ilia, sr she electors, sod inform them that the situ tif their pion erlimi's might probably vacate the whole e'Vel . loo. 1t r. Warre had, riming the preceding day, maiii• ;liner! a consult - rabbi majority over 31r. Seymour, bat every I Nei two bail been used on the part of the Ministerial Can ,jeiete tiara Sir Thomas Lethbridge, the great proprietor this town. in rived, arid was personally active in cansliss• the a l.:s. Notbilig could prevail against the lark-pen. ..1 Towns ds the close of the poll the whole nzth iit she Candidate was brought forward, I os she laiit live minutes decided the contest: Mr. Warres 5.. ii mimed in as f.ivt as they could he SOWN, 1111 d WSTO .iy the tuna clock striking three. The utmost v ;cry prt when the numbers were declared •od 10..jority of five was souunoced, it is impossible to irk• sisallit the jiie anti exultation which was generally manic strA euzl i•ul !Lis spirited town. Mr. Seymour demanded • ie.rit•oy, but his opponent bag little to •ppiebend from sari: prrieiraiing—it will certainly add to his majority, !•-• C:i.istidates respectively addressed the electors, after 11i. (taring sod Mr. Warre were chaired with tire r•rr•t ceremonies, amidst the acclamations of all who ri Cie victory ut two such independent and pi t....tst: eiTersentativcs. iscr:NDIAITIES. rue e:•use time rest the neighbourhood of the New Forret, I'V.l pl.lll 111 coutiutial :Arum, on urcumo of 'owe or p• rs.ins having frequently set the furze on w!; Lout heing detected. We understand that the hoe te, she f,,• offence is only use slatting; that is, if uu timber e.boul.l :tiobed. Wilt ther it is dime throu:h mere' Mal:. 11.11111'.a. ur 3 malicious mulive, leMailla to be proved; but i 1 i. cei quite time that some eirectual slept were takes 1.• pre tint Ii; r. cerrrisce. Last Saturday week the furze by ii. read near l'atzzy Lawn, was observed to be in It Anus buint duwu ihe cover; and the wind t. g very hilt miseedestely communicated to t h e fence, •pal t of which mat the rued, together with the pbtni:ll ~,,, wric completely destroyed. 011 the fellow: Thor•il.e, abuut twelve o'clock at noun, all the lin. t',-rr.. cover at Colverley was discovered to be un fire; it I:, .• •••• a very dry state, Bud the wind rather high, • 1i 4'l. V 1 , , in the course of a few hours, utterly etut4ulu. lt Aitb .11C11 rapidity, that it was impossible to ;•., •ei:t it • e-mmisaileeting to tio fence and flue plantation • f 1:;e• of its a abort time was li.tros I it, atid most be again n planted. On Sunday night Lase ti.. %dude Forest was agatu illuioluated fur unit in three Oilfereut directions, and much damage thowr. A reward of ...V.lO guineas has been offered fur the of the vile perpetrators. Cf7lt() Dr - PIED ALIVE RY 17's L'N.N . ‘ll, !1811 mom Eft. The 7 . ! , •1'1t Gazelle roy.—" leforrnation briug given to Emu of Auxury, t! , ,t a child was boned alive mere It town, by ire onwitirrni parent, this active Me. vecnnipi.ii..ti iv the Her. P. Pendergast, P.P. to the spot, when, from the fAttit ir, they were fit!: corremced of the ftct; the tbs. f 9rtutwe .!tied was pLie...l wider an•old ditch, the upper ps?t ut ohiett tlra crud mulher threw down ort ii for 4.1 , rot,. thinking that it would lie im.tautly smothered; irei! ft::ric.; a detection, sire made off, leaving the poor b.s!ie shgloly eoveied mit), enrtb. Eurtouately, :•t oo,oirot, a inzsritt corning thAt te::y was broitz' , t to t. —;• ithCl'ltg, who gave the ay.! t , Keutleasteu to whines.. die seam : it was • ..• • ': r-mcvcrl frcm toleti•. , •• el .4011 ti.:aily naked It is a • fact at had not n,..• e,t any hurt. It was fluted to he a &mile child, t , •ei teen days old, and baptised only that very day by ;he Chernman, who rectigaiscd it, and gave and descispii of the wither, after whom a was that day made, when towards evening Ilse • • ;ken, and brought back to town, where she at- Iter guilt. She was committed to the K next day. The ilifant is lithely to do well." The garrison of Glaygow and the volositeer force ,stre MI the ablert on gouda= uight ve'uniglsi, but the isartioulor cease Iwo uut transpited. (7o!o!irl Sir lioatra STEeLE Iw. arrived at sere .11 1;F Hall, Lineollishire, from Edinhutarli, hays log iortst vivito to his Grace the Dike of NOarti. Culrt&l.Ortt, at Al , isvick Castle, and the -Very the Dean of Vona, en route. 7Wi 7 V Itl. STATt OF TH ODDII--11111TTING.R 00 31, Kasten 17. DIMS V. le le 1 apt Pleas's* 15 le 1 aim Doke . 20 to 1 scie gasket le Weaker II to 1 apt Mariana IWORTII. 2 to apt Sella 21 to 1 apt Pirdaree Bali& 20 to 1 apt 411111111119 7 to 1 apt Arboloa 17 to 1 apt Iloilo. 17 to 1 apt Smarr to Black: A to I soot *retry 9to l opt ias. RIDDLI 9 to I opt Mr. Wort- EttOonon4 colt r 7 to 1 set Kr. Pierre's 1 Lisette TURF EXTRA. Died, en Toesday, at Lytham Hall, wear Preston, Essay, • brood mare, the property of Joint Clifton, Esq. She. was foaled in 1190, and gut by Diumwd; bee dam, Ambrosia, by Woodpecker; 'readmit, Rath, owe sister to Hightlyer's dam. Falsity was the dam of she fallowing celebrated racers, vis. Sir thiver,Josephins, Fylaltaer, Potato*, awl Fadladisida. The celebrated stallion Stamford, the properly of Mr. Grunt. Howson, died at Hellas* on Soaiday sessight. He was the sire a a numerous stuck, which have proved excel lent, both oar the turf and GeW. COURSING. Monday semnight a coursing match, for len guineas aside, betwrin - Mr.GeorgeSeut Elliot, of Larestua, sod Mr. Lundy, iu lhaperigg, was rum fur oil Tana, mom, pariah of Cannobie.—Mr.liot'a dug was backed by the bind of Calinubie; and the men of Langbulas mid its eaviruile were strenuous in support of Mr. Lundy's bitch. After two must admirable courses, is the first of which the hare made cuter after ■ desperate rum, Mr. Lundy was declared wie ner of the bet. The victories,* party reached Leughulm at four in the afternoon, where they were received with drums heating, bell. ringing, mud every other usual ileramistration of joy. They them emjuyed the comforts of a good diem, at Mr. Dow's excellent ion , which they washed down with va rious and suudry " gay stiff bumpers of minintais dew." But th, pour wait Cut furgottem.—After paying the geckos img, seven guineas still remained, and these were mid to the poor of the parish, who are in gnat distress. GAMR. Oa Sunday morning • very fine last year. bird, of the black-cm k species, catered the house of James Grciliou, re iu Chopebstreet, Dumfries, and after reniaiiiing a few minuses oi a stopitied state,sti ffertd himself tube taken. The black-cock is sow so rare a bird iu Scotlaud, that there are msoy mica Item sportsmen who bunt a whole season without ever seenig, ur at least killing gee; and the only way of accuautiug for the Walruses of the present Captive, la 10 suppose that he was pursued by a hawk, cud in his •taust exireinity appealed to the humanity of man as a protection frvm the tyrauny of his own species. THE WOoLIVICII AIIIKDRUS. APPRLHENSION OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERER OF MR. PARKER AND HIS HOUSEKEEPER, AT WOOLWICH. Late on Thursday night last Janes MOW, a pensioner of the Royal Arita, service, was apprebroded at the Red Lion publican:man, is this town, on enspieitne of beim; coo. carted in the Maeda, of Mr. Parker sod his house keeper, at Woolwich, had afterwards settiug the bowie con tire. This man but le - etetiviogin this town previously to the murders, and has constantly resided at several pubtic.houses here slime the day inshavneept N albs abuse atrocious deeds. A variety of cire sionetrinces hieing occurred tending le remise him a suspicious character, induced Edw. Carter, Esq. une of our Magistrates, to order him lu be apprebeudid According. ly, Mr. limit, our gaoler, with Hub, the turnkey, proceeded to the Red Limo her that purpose; they were armed with short staves, which they concealed in their pockets. On their entering the common parlour of the house, filedit, who was silting there, iiirtantly mimic(' from his chair, drew a pimul from his pocket, and restated it at Haut, who, aid) Mill, instantly rushed upon him, and Hunt getting hold of the pistul , endeavoured to wrest it out of his baud ; but Nishitt suddenly let go his hold of the which threw lluut backward with some violence. Nisbitt then drew another pistol from his pocket, and snipped it at 11,11, but most providentially it hang fire. The laailloril of the house ran Into the room at this moment, aid caught hold ul tillshitt round the waist, when 11111 having succeeded in gettieg his shill' out of his pocket, he gave him a most too. !rut Wow with it on the head, which knocked him down, and he was secured. Ile wises admits that be was prepared to make this desperate defence, front having overheard • tees. lace of inquiry concerning him; mud that be bad etierwerils chauged his clothes, and isteuded to leave the town in the course of the night. A tuck-stick was fumed close to the chair in which he sat; mad or his proms, null its his posses sion, were discovered a watch (" Sampson," maker), shout 131. its m y, a pair of silver spectacles, several Old fesluuu rit brooches aisd pins, corresponding with the description ut articles bummed to have beets stolen from Mr. Park, is house; also a gold watch seal, with the inittels T. P ea. graved on it ; n child's silver.mounird coral, with au engte_ rag filed out by a small file; a pair u(%uld-fashioned tea. tongs, a site, r sauce ladle , walked with two swords across, two table.spolins, masked T. M. P. some tatile.spoo; without a mark, n singular milk sash, orange ;vomit!, I Outs versed with d iik bine, stilinusetl ill belong to some society. One of the hank.nutes was a little burnt, as was also the waistband of a pair of his trunaers. iii , tols lie attempted to discharge at Mr. Hunt and Hill were hustled with - se. venal slugs, hut, the dampness of the ;emetir prevented their going off. Niebift is a powerful milli, elbow 39 years of age, and cocifesses letviog been coucerik il in robberies; but says he knows inn Inoz of the murder of Mr. Parker. le arenas that when lie la, Portsmouth, which was previous to the murder of Mr. Parker. he was moll r the neceesity of iiiirruedez ....e y' to iiiiy his passage to Londoo, and that when he returned in a few days alit., wards he had a plentiful supply ; since whicii he Lae been so ewietsidly iu the must public suet is of the toau as from his siegular di ess mid loose ei. ttttt ctC nn atlraet easy K. oetal allcmhuu. tic Ward:, wore a blue coat, nhitr-lop toodo, and • ccAl-kkiti CHIP. His appr4 al o.c tint of his intimacy with o u r lit the uu fortuntile f titles of the town. An account of hiru has been scull lo Ike relatives of the tale Mr. Pm Lee, and lo Bow. atreet„ whilst he is kr pt closely confiiiiti to a evil, and en deevoure ninkin to trace the disposal of stone other prnuerty which be pessessed He is a nativetif I. r land, by trade a tailor; has a wife nail six rhildrui , tivi, within a few flours of the late Mr. Pal-kir% house.--(l ) ortemoula Pver.) Tire Ewa of il•aEwood, we arc concerned to I stale, ia seriously indisposed at his house wood- !dace. On Friday evening (kit, liter dinner, his Lordship being alone in his rootu, was suddenly overcome, in such • manner that he had scarcely the power of ringing Ins hell, which, however, he • effected, and brought. to. his aseeitance his tenant in wsiting, who found his Lorilship slruo.t in a lifeless suite. Medical .ssaistalice to iulf unwed,- ately called in. hie Lordship was blooded assts put to bed. Ifni 11Sa,VsTT • bring 'prised or big Laid. ship's suildroi indispo.itiosi sent a 'messenger on Friday wiglM, *did ins Saturday imoroilig seslnusty to 141 leaving town, to inquire the atm hoed.' athip's•lseohlt, which was announced to be in a eery precarious mote. this Lordship, we we sorry to shoe, eitatiouee serioinily • Pper.).. UN' INTELLIGENCE. COURT AC, HANCIIRT, Lunges lii; liossiv, UMW* t 7. JUDGMENT. INTENDED HARKIAGG IN HIGH LIEN. IN TUE NATTER OF SIR ROOS& ORIESLIV. TART. NINON AND ♦ WARD OF CDANCIIIIT, AND THE NON. LADY NOMA COVENTRY. ALSB A MINOR. LADY GIMPY O. Tlt 'Lai Or COVSNTRY. THE COUNTESS OF COVENTRY, AND TUN NON. JOHN COVENTRY. _ The LORD Cumiczt.Loa observed, as he under stood the ease, the ward was Not noroduced into Court for the first time in January 1810, as lie was a ward of it before that time. It appeared that he would he of age in December next. lo the month of April, 1819. when he was only of the age of oinetn years end three months, he left the - 'Uni• tersity of Oxford, and it was impossible for him to account how au application had been made to hush to order the ward back awaits to Oxford, when Dr. Goodenough had written a letter to the ward de siring that lie should not return, as be thought it was nut advisable on account of his ill state of health. Then at the age of nineteen years and three totentlis he was left wandering iu the world without any protector, or without soy tutor to direct his coodoct at that most dangerous age. In January 1820 there was a petition permuted to leim, which alleged (let the words of it• be - whet they might) that there was • plait or a scheme ou the part of the Noble Detiodatits to marry the ward to Lady Sophia Coventry—and also alleging that the wad was going abroad. accompanied by the Defehdatit. the Hon. John Coveutry, to carry that object into effoxt ; and it prayed that he should make an miler to restrain the marriage from takilig place. According to the juriatliesion of that Court. it Was gone clear that • ward of it, whether Male or female, could not marry without its consent, eveu if the ward hail the consent of his or her Pettier. His predecessor. in that chair had carried it further, that no steps could be taken towards a marriage without the consent of the Court. The Bail of Coventry Lutist excuse him when he laid it down in this case, that any step towards a marriage of the staid without cotumunication to his guardian, was a contempt of Court, as laid down in the case of Hobert. in Pier Williams's Reputes. It certainly was en ill-considered act of the Elul of Coveutry to desire the ward to send the title deeds of but estate to his (doe Noble Earl'.) solicitor to inspect, cruel if an application had at that time beeu made to him, that solicitor, a hoever lie might be, would not hate escaped from being under the penalties attach ed to a contempt of Court. Ile was bound by his notional oath to auppbrt the jurisdiction of the Court, and he must do as his predecessor did in Ow case of the Countess of Shaftesbury, who wowed to many Ler rote when a minor and a ward of Court. The Learned Judge could not commit her as site was a Peeress, but he ordered sll the processes to issue against her as if she stood com mitted. He was forced to say that the conduct of the Earl of Coventry was not right to t h at Court. The conduct of Bail Beauchamp. the guar dian of the ward, approred to be clear of blame. Why Lady Gresley did not apply to the Court before for its intetlereoce was to him quite itiesplin cable. He could not help observing, that the man lier the ward had been dealt with was very far trim being correct. He had given the.cese his most serious coosideratioti since last Friday, and the conclusion he had cuing to was, that the foilowing was the proper coder for him to make at presto, viz.—That the ward should be restrain ed from going out of the country ; that the Earl of Coveutry, and Earl Beauchamp, the guardiem of the word, should Hot allow hint to marry without the consent of the Court. And he would consider between then and to-morrow morning, what further ender he ought to notice, or perhaps Mr. Hart would inform him at that time what particular order lie wanted further on tile part of Ludy Gresley. Mr. WAIT said, he would be prepared tit the sitting of the Court to-natorroiv, to lay before lois Lordship such an order that, iu his opinion, ought to be grunted, with all the liability of hearing it called a mean, dirty, mod vicious, order, by ins 1.-eased Friend, Mr. ‘Vetlierell. J utigustut ou part. PARING DURCLARILS. Yesterday morning, at an early hour, the house of Mr. neematioallow-elotitiller, of she ppartPs Market, was entered by thieves, and robbed of silver plate and other property to a great amount, with which the villeins escaped. The same morning, after the above robbery, the watchman, whose lmst is near St.J-inies's-street, was attearit 11 by a noble in 4be shop of Mr. Alfred Taylor, fi.hmusegoi, of W.'s, Piccadilly, on going up to the shop he observed a inau's 'cgs path tiding through the shutters, and at leugilo be gut Wattle and opened the door, on which the watchwian rushed nut's the villain, sod made au alarm, assistance came, and he war taken to the svalcb-house. The window by which he enter. d was broken 11w priur evening, and iu getting thronzli he cut himself very much. The 44th regiment are how rtationed et Loughrea, Ireland. - . - dior-Generals Sir T. Brisbane, Sir Co7gtihnein Grunt, and S:r John Ellsy, have !nen 8 vpmitertl to the sidt of 1re1,4541. They ate to so , •ceed Maim. Generals Golilors, Cork; Beckwith, Armagh; and 0' Lughlin, A thluLe. Some of the lineat specimens of the fruit of the citrus, or lemon antkorairge tribe, which ever grew in Scotland, v. this year been produced in the orangery at Woodh.3l. One remaikably large titres°, weighing nhont 4th. was lately aria for the hmittction of the members of the Horticultural So.. citty, On Mouthy week prime miscreant set fire to Lord Gat LOWAY'N valuable plairtations, at Knock. ins'', in the parish of illioigutr, stewartry of Jiirk cudbriglit. On Friday night some villain coutrivfd to steal a travelling trunk .frcm behi.•l t ie Earl of SHAM '.Ws coach no way front Srvun OA% to Lon don. It coutasor.l thrre.rolUilile Kohl stititi-hoxes, a ‘sievrr star of thr °filer of Si. rocr.ck, rime Winkel..., two pair of top boots, six pair of shot,. twenty wai►tcuats, sevcrel pair of brerclies, be sides various 'other articles of weating apparel, all mat ktd Stuinuau." . • HIGH TREASON. , I I DDLESEX, SUWON& NOUS EC, CLEASES WELL, Illeitomr, Hawn 117. This being the day appointed for preferring to the Grand Jury of this county the s hills of indict. ~rt akainst the c onspirsiors apprehended its Crito-street. the Grand Inquest was assembled at time si'clock. Thr Officers of the Crown were is attendance, also the High sheriff of Middlesex. The witnesses, thirty in number, aesinig.t whom were Miiiiiiment, who has been cnuflutd in the Tower a Linde), and Adams, who was &taints! in St. Al emu's watch-house, were in w sitemg in a room 1 , , ahem-elves, and in ai.uelter room were the Isike..h.endies, 33 in number; the arms and ammu nition winch hail. been seized, as well iu Cato-strert as in tile other depots occupied by the conspinitois, were leko collected, in readiness to be produced for the satisfaction of the Jury. At ten o'clock his Majesty's Attorney and 'Solici tor Gentrol crone into Court, cud shortly afterwaids Sir Charles Abbott, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, mill Sir Robert Dallas, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of C Pleas, two of the Commissioners mimed im the Speci.d Commission for this occt.siou. took their seats ou the Bench. _ _ _ Proclamation was then made by the Cuier in the usual form, wilen Lord Chief Jin.tice Abbott dr.• livered the Consinis.ton to Mr. Dealtry, the Clerk lu Court, to be read, mud it was read accordingly. The Intuits of the Grand Inquest was then called over, and the following Gentlemen erre same mi the G•and Jury, by Mr. Abbott, Clerk of- the Nisi P►iuc: 3. It. Pokenhato, E.q. mnisti 11'3riarr, E.q. Giro. End Yount, Esq. Itulorrt Haycock, Esq. Kirk Jennings, E.q. James Taylor, Etii. John Johuoon, Esq. Francis Donor. Esq. JOH. Wo.. Horsley, Erg. fisq. Strphro Taylor, ,&q. Joh Runk's, Esq. Foreman 111611 him k, Thomas Man.,, Esq. Hololl Batson, Esq. William Hills, Esq. Hem) , Thomism., Esq. Richard Gibbs, Esq. Timmer Locomen, Esq. James Gunton, F.atte William Anderson, Esq. William Parry, Eau John Booth, El. Noe:mullion baring been made by the Crier for The Lord Chief Justice ABBOTT delivered Ilia charge, to the effect following Gentlemen of the Crawl Jury—We are assembled oe this occasion, under the authority of his . Majesty's Special Commission, for the 'impose of hearing and inquiring into certain kills of indictment, which will be laid before you, charging certain persons, brat, with high treason; secondly, moisvrisiuto of high (resumes ; and thirdly, to inquire lunch ing the wilful murder of Richard Suotheus, and any other crime ur offence touching the death of the said Richard &Dithers, sud any other offence or offences agatual, touch inx, or concerning the persons of Fredei irk Vitselarenee, Wm. I.rgg, James Ellis, John Surtoan, William Westeoatt, Clow Brook,John Maddock, and Beisjamin Gill, or any of Wm. contrary to the form of an Act wide and passed in the 43d year of his late Majesty, anointed an Act fur the further prevention of malicious shouting, ur attempting to discharge loaded firearms, atabbiug, cutting. wounding, poisoning, and She malicious using of means to procure the miscarriage of women, the malicious setting fir/3 to build. tugs, and other offences therein mentioned;—anal, Geutle. man, it boa become my July to offer for your consideration, some remarks muctiog the offences charged against the parties in the bills of indictment, which shall Now he pre. rented for your deliberation. Grutleuien, the clauses upon which the charges of high treason in llionce bills .ate (wind ed, are to be found in the Statute atillablidlumatder. and in another Statute of the 36th of his late Majesty. By the first °ribose Statutes it is declared to be high trea son, when any person duth imagine or compass the death of the King; sod by the last it is ettacted, that if any person shall comp s. or imagine the death of the King, or shall attack the person of the King, or attempt to depose him from the Crown of these Realms, or shall les y war •gaiost his Majesty, or attempt by force to oblige bon to cLange the rum-urea of bis Governmeitt, or shall by throat■ or tu mult attempt to overawe his Parliattout in their proceed ing., each of the person , so offending shall he deemed guilty of high treason, sud suffer the penalties incurred thereby. You will, therefore, Gentlemen, deliberately inquire, •he tber the charger submitted to your consideration shall be poured to your sottsfaciou, imputing to the parties the crime of imagining sod couipassirg the King's death. ur intei..ling to imprison his proms, or depose him front the throne of these re.illue ' or Ili) , war against him; sud it may he necessary to observe to you, that it is further enacted by the Statute last mentioned, that if a party shall express his opinion by writing ur pinning in aid aud furtherance of such treasonable purposes, be shall incur also the guilt of high treason ; fur the law Ins provided, that its cases of this stature, the intention shall constitute the crime; but it U nt the same time, require, that the guilty intention shall br nrinifsated by some act of the party to evince his reimi ins I purpose. " Bifure the passing of the late Statute, according to Ilia opiniouis of all the moat eminent tritt.writen upon the sub ject, it was held to be the law of this land, that all persons guilts of overt mu for rompassiug or imagining the hives death, were guilty of bigk 'ewes and by the late Act, at.), attempt to restrain his person, or to levy war against him, or to oblige him to champ the measures of his Gqivi mimeo, is high treason It may be also requisite fur rue to slate to you that it is by ou means necessary, in order to constitute the levying of *car, that His parties should ap pear in open array of assns. Rein Ilion rarely makes its brat appearntwe by • display of military force; but begins by w net preparation, stud proceeds by degrees. Bet, as I have already stated to you, any attempt by force, to overawe his Majesty to his &recruit'. tit, is of itself in overt act of trea son, and all the parsers acting in Mil of such a purpose, are equally this crone the law allows of no accts. aeries, for all parties su offending, are deemed principals. Vie Loral-hip having laid dun n tie law as affecting high oext proceeded In &fine misprision of 'mascot as • wilful co:ice-anneal of any treason existing against Ilia Ma. jeaty; lief, in miler to constitute the guilt of Ibis crime, by which the pally offending incurred the loss of his estate sad property, and other licAvy penalties it was necessary that he 'humid actually know of the treason existing, for men hearsay, without further knowledge, would and expose him to Ihr penalties of cencealnseist. But every loyal subject wine'd fn el it hiss duty to communicate to the omit Magi ▪ rate cseiy thing which came to bis knowledge respecting sorb to a.m., tu order that tniasures might be taken to Ming 1.. just ice the sparti.s concerned. Illi• Lordaio ncitt pruesedril to define the law as it affected the ntla r crimes chargeal in Hose bill. of inlaid snrut. First, wish respect tun the murder of Renitbers, fur the law protected no Wove except a dwelliag-heuite against the forcible entry of the sillicers of justice for the appro. limbiou of parlors ihorrid anti &lofty ; but, in this case it.woold aOpear that the parties were assembled, not in a ilwelling.huir.e, lint in the loft of a stable in au obscure street, auilshat the 016ces• von their coley asmonaced to the parties the of their coming, ma called upon nolo to surrender, which they refused to do, and, as it was staled, tired their pistols and pet:meted' their weapons organist those of f icer. in resistance to them, while in the ea. cilium' of then...lllly. The la* considered this an act of 11111iWilli eminence. IC soy illaghniste or facer of imitate r.elle4l upon the per" •us ae ottarraleiee) to sun - ends, tiers selves. to ;saner, swan, tetis or.lsogymprtiont was audible ' and intelligible, and deal the pert!. mime* and resin by tone, if mg d ea th 431. mmmte, in come 40,111011 of such'''. stallion, it Aires mating in the eye of the low The next polo miner Mil the thschargiime of . irmarstasgabset the me trical parties fibs were Mobs; add all•laltaliiks the arr. brooks of these ties; _ . thiseirsbitile 4 . lo446ll64 p. (Iseed Ae ) lleilati • 'SOW oaths* (Sr eery earth sr, or weasel, thy p.m* lehoiro I. saeb a sossess s u nd li ty l i, st tries as Shores or soseited shosad deso be•oserviered of vitro! ear dry. theetodal by &skis. sts..Jes, role "sips with the ithesseestemseso sod 4.4sbasises Isis the • eaten sad eisesseetheese.id 114 tharee• iirt-sr *lmre; IS • dismays frame •tp4V Weds air tiorreerbsso OSA esieln have • bete unisleby "mama flamers! sod Its. bled (bp fs:i•st • prsaisisit that aboisorkeisteiss weld be var. sus d w Is. denotes et that owe fiasco sod eauradeoero. The Jury . then retiled a ;heir room: sod e rr ceeded to emergent the. nitierres. • • Alter the triremes had been atworn'.. the Jo.lgoa adjourned the Coert.llll to-inerrow. The Jury se • nearly an hoer before Owe called any soi witnesses before thews. The lieot egonnoned woe Mr. Doerehier, %elicit* for the Vesitaiy. misd iw" was succeeded hyl,Afiserl k .wbosi siiwinsure as le the conspiracy has bora siithe merle 'swinish' deocrip. tiro. The Chancellorerthe , Exehrtiuer was in at. tendinace as a witness. Fifth (Ilse tbes k rip i)osspo of the isthmian is the !toile of Corrretient, is on nisch indisposed that blue hope is entrrtAined ti her recovery. I POLL M. man tschiettbd svorty. • AN IMPVDIINT THIEF: • Yesterday Reiert Chute% it youth is roved/ Om eir , respertedskstassesions, was eietent.'witls• streams 111)013 silver tehle-spossa from die .bedibilcs, Lady Jeroinglists. No. 13, Bolton-row, Yiecseklly, Maker tint followsog cutout. • ' assures:— Edward, sou to Lady Jernisighstn, stalekilsat , no Ass day sflernoon, shout !twee cs'elorki disertiswief woo gill_ • • • Edward Grasse. the better, in theitserepilts halt, sod by say. ' • e • not be seas ishossager to the family,. Ste buil* *sorest hied to go tutu the hitches ; lie did so, mod shortly mows out, sad asked if alr.Ttnimpson lived ilio•r; (a teat tem to t} • . • Messes" row), to whom the butler direected hint .;• us Audi'. he hsssened op the area stem, and oet the ‘orter enteric/ • the I miry, k ascertained that the amson.'weyamoles. Mt usually porsusel the Prises's. who Sim .I"turd ley as w• compliee, as Ise as Waterloo•Olace„ sod . ere Pall-mad sae Prisineer threw the property thews the area of 31.doorls, the print-seller, where it was afterward. Assad: He' was soon afar takes into custody. The Butler's evidence was a recapitulation of !bellboys cireentstaaces. Tbs Primmer was remanded for the atteselaiire of other obsesses. • Lady, who elated herself to be the Mertihionets of Solar', yesterday attended at the above Mike. *int forlesaird a charge against a Mr. nu fame, having faked opt a war rant of assanlt ageism bias. Tie Marchioreas staled, that the Defendant was a yoietle, 19 years of age, sod tired is the Imam with his minwiroothre where she (the Marchioness) occupied a suite of ap4rtialtair sines her arrival is Loadon. She was in 11w habit, for merly, of taking the Definwhist aloe. with beit •to -the opera, theatres ' • halls, dm. because his own maim era. lel out permit of it • but lately he hail bem ex use in ceosiveig,implv. lineal that :here was au beariag him • he iani lied awl sae who canoe to her and his graadsoothe;, and on Sionalap htt met her cm the stairs, sod after a dispute be called Aire a . d—d old impostor, sad twinned her very 1111111 h. Magistrate--Did he stroke you ?—Auswer, No Magistrate—Doi be threats. you, by which yen fear soon*• penmen' dauger ?—Answer, Oh! too. I wily wish him to. be booed over to keep the peace, sad that he should apart..• glee i and she bbould base it is writing. Mr. Thatcher humbly consented to do whatever she pro. posed, and the Magistrate advisieg an assieubie set kureno, a inanea apology was delivered to her, sad the panic* left the office. lIVICIM-1140ARIG. Yesterday Chem Ritz, ass Arlon. alias Evans. alias Wl*/fan/eh Soc. ova brosglit e r prison, and re.ex. arailied before Mr. Marklaid and Mr. Mate Hie Magis trates, on • ebarge of rubbings gentlealas sawed Millar Owen, of upwards of SOL is sates and silver. _ _ The Prisoner is a young leas of wry respectable trims& aid cootie:ions, is Hampshire; be was findsusuably dressed, and seemed to treat the charge with indarreoce, bet di. tamed sayiug tiny thing is defeuce. Os his lost examina tion be protested his innocence, declaring he could below forward evidence to disprove the charge against him, and that be was sot the was 'bey suspected hiss to be, but sow no such evidence wee broiled forth. His broil:sr,* re spectable, gentle manly person, attended. Miss Harriet Mouutaio, gavels-law to Hr. Fool, land. loud of 16e Two Chairmen, is Dartaauniii.miteet, %Vrt,t. misuser, swore to the ideality of the Prisoner; be Itshp-d at the poblic.bouse about a fortnight. The Prostelitur caste these to lodge last Wedue.day week, sad was put auto the same room with bins. Um the (Ottawas's Friday the P. emote called for his bill, and tearbred • Ist, note in payment. lie wrist by the name of Ayrion which she wrote upon Site bark of it, and she now produced list sole, tool the Prose cutor swore to it. The Prosecutor said,ois Friday morniag his portmanteau was safe, but whe■ bk was going to bed st night be Como, it rut, mud the above sum stoles therefrom', atmeugst *butt was the Si. note produrtd by last witness. Mr. Thomas loses, 78, Chespitidc, watchmaker, illent;ti rd a ai wee stitch found on the Primmer when taken ink, cab_ tody, ■ud proved his basis' purchased it awl r cub; key st hie slam on Saturday, the 18th isrt. fur 51.170. 6.1. and th , tt hr Sender. d two W. molts is payment. One of the untra dimmed at the shop of Mr. Putter, the pastry•cuok, other was paid to a workman, uu the same .Ity. sooner gave his name Evaus, and Mr. Junes acute it uu the notes. Dew, the officer, said he accompanied the homentei .4* the reset...Kee( these people. They *hewed them ih nett.. sad the Proseeetur identified them. _ _ _ Mr. Treddirrot batter, to the Borough, lartlfigied n ti4i, produced, which Prisuutr was, when taken tutu fit.it au! proved that be purchased it at his shep oh the 17. h of March, and gave a Al. WIC is payment, and nce iveil change. Ile gave his rause and address G.o•gr Welling, Kcal. Mr. T. protlaceJ the wow., auJ it was au.° identified by the Prosecutor. Drew, the tottiCer, Saari. Obi in Coill.WfillfUce of as addles card, which he found in the rrisonsi's pocket when hr appre bended bite, he went to a house I. Little St. Thomas Apos tle, City, where be found the Prisoner hid lodged one aught; the landlord poisited out his portmanteau, now r , c,- dead, in which was found a brace of pist.its, loaded with bullets, a quanity of silver cola, four If. utiles, noel some wearing apparel. The prisoner, vibes taken, said he eras a chersentonger iu (be vicinity of Eastommiusee, sod denied having ever slept at the Two Cbairuiea. One of the Prii4Wler ' s friends begged the Atspistratert• postpone the exassimitiou fur another well( till Prienner's father arrived in town ; bat the Magistrate said, as the fa. they bad nothing to ad is his faecaq it would distress the parrot's feelings toms hint is such a &Islamise.— Fully cumesitted. M. Mot.I.IES, whose interesting T:svels in the lesteran tit Africa ire just presented to the wosld by its. Simplot, is she airiest of Coast NIOLLIIIIII• !tam has held various oish civil ippuialftrale to Fritter. M. !JUL.., WS, was scarcely twisty years of age rhea late esiterpresioe spirit Arm lid hits to explore all she eosutrics watered by IMO Gigabit' sed Rio Grsoile. lie Incest the sources .4`116,4s • Avers., sad .estereti•tiss eoustry rair the &whiffs Foototoi, - proceeding as isr as Witobsp the rapitslottn.t...iisccuid.og Major Rasin g so dos Rio .6ssode in. the plan 11essii longitude sod . the woo or taiiiudel, slteroseas taming worth be discovered *lust bt ciet4irte to bailie' tree Sorts. s ' of 'the Sellacati. wore So the tooth Shan IN. Wes bat/any 'opposed. .Ftothog it lospoosilitsjimpereollsheottebtllolllo.ll ear willt .yoo-othos. hi lONA Ain 4 .44 Itie *PO' '` rad re! ereed *nets, th e sissrate. of towlie *WO., &Wig vi lbe prase) the era* Eitivadise. • • •• . 4, e