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it with the ways ' knowledge. the to afford. This coos.: %he nation, with ought never to be, member, 311 the or Mivistetv are' can never,,K jestify their oomph enough to be le,. homespaa wisdom or twanagesoot of• fancy a thousand . caartot easily , or pro. wbo /say mot find, mowed eoo4h to: , loseYy.i&rit pro'' Bet the even whp , 104.1 leseptatioos is retarded le i G eo affairs. etsrl'be ss l foolish fella* and • ought likewise to be ueceri i4l of { ~Pc°ll l e - the amount of the:l finally determined • immediate reference to the order of the House of •her. referred, *Hs /oats Naerporr„ who _mini to the gratitude of 'fed December, and arrived, 'streets from preceding columns. They Congress down to the of interest. A tlvices , that on the 14th No !es of Columbia passed several public characters I States, distinguished South American lade find the names or PRADT. mr. CLAY, uud Colouel DuANQ, of ` l ll.sou, and JASIBS of the British House arrived since onr last. st. Helena, Bent , Maequeese, Captain the East India House, : that ahoy. Directors woo held at the • following ships were to already engaged fa► viz.—Coldstream, 733 tons; Hastings. 1,064 ; Dossed. 431. ['mow, roiled from Port itstinst for New Zalloud, cocoa-nut-oil and pork, on m ko ie i pry Society. tourism Key. Mr. KENDAL two chief', SNLINGI at Liverpool, brings the tg , h of November. tiously writing the •rri .n the Gosernme..t HI Lis election of the new Junto. us arrived sit IMursiihions hiving been dismissed. 'swain was also expected Governor SILVEIRA rot of the new Junta, very nupopubir. the Untied Stoat are Goa she eduesiiim of Midshipmen, by the ender the iiitectlon is also o n toot to rtt ,.kipwrights, on phius is country. igress of the United inquire Mtn the exp.. inthisii river and ierri .4tilsting the trade stilt gate, to be built at havy-”ktol. in that Amer iron Puver rontsith:stof 411 in our Imo). were the Casstie of Exeter. one of the Nfaciatratett Driver 'tn. tiro put ; ordered to b. will'. hem wee*. U. WRL D. new ; Mr. IlicnAßD and ROOKRT HO L• por•il. that on the t0..1 miles off Ottortom. . w. observing a IA le fur land, %Oh • outliner the tursogglusg bows laved hy the :+cortrge. her bow% ode, the crew of tie borer d. whirls emulated *..r hruez44 to, and Mr. ptusesaioto of fur ; her me of 'dhow bad COM, and were ta-n by *ea consorted ; null hill sod treßch. ode• by the quite a-re late Seaward, aed the small, Iseer,,,st , e, um airy! ,t,fa be, pit 'day.—f Eater the Governtetnt, and to compare i and means which, to their own couotry rosy be fairly able to offo perseve view of the capability of the demands of the &Insisters on -absent from the mind of the n Horne of Cseetennt. The wants iseeseeet, and their ingenuity ea stirplattelbit pretences to. jinni if al ,god men weak en them. sillotothy should the homy private 1I be oegleeted in dip ebbe affairs ? We all can fa wants which oar 'vane's came dently ewer, and there are few w tradesmen credulous or good oat indulge the 'desires of sanity or mime el future pnymest. Hot tb is private life to slick' temptation morally unfit to manage his own Set down by the prudent es a fool Itrugeroes eomparlioe. Such oug the maxims of prudeare in the public ewers& The uecemitie ought to be moldered se of 1110e1 the wants of theMiuisters, and tt expeoditure ought sever to be I without a direct and immediate mesas of defrsylog it. The ordt Cowman. to which we have framed ind pritporred by Sir Joel ha thereby added soother claim I the country. • ,jean York Papers lo..elte sit• aim to the 24th, home ,eentry mi4ibart given is our plecediai aselsin the proceedings of Cot 10, hut they present nothing o Ihelle South America mention, th, 4061, the General Congress sal thillitate votes of thinks to seven r Relegps mid in the United St Ilse *detesting the cause of Sou pendenee; amongst which we I .Lord HOLLARD, the Abbe de P late Speaker in Conifer!, nod C the Aurora ; Sir Route? Wt ~1111AllitYVIT, Esq. Members of • of Commons. No foreign Mails have arrive s • , Yesterday the dispatches for boy. and Chins, by the ship -a, were rinsed et the ▪ wed delivered to .the purser of tl Yesterday a Cowl of Dime 1 . Rest India' Howe, when the fa mr taken up. in addition to those • .the Company's service. via.—Cc Aston, 87t ; Warren fiastaswi • • sAire, 1,260; Wineltilsee, 1,33 • The Wertsnorrlaorl, Porroe • Jackson oat the 10th of August ■ to receive a cargo of cocoa-nu Account of the Church Mimiou to 00 board+ es passenger., the ▪ (Church Missionary), and the sod WYTAIIOO. • The Unity. SMITH, arrived If letters from Maraubam to the pf All the inhabitants were ssitiot d vat of the instructions from the sal hos, to proceed to the electiot The Er-Governor of Ceops A uu the gad, of November. hat • cud the Governor of Prisithi duly. It ens expected shut at would nut be elected Presider) if haling recently made himself The Nary Deportment of tl now eneaged in tin. plans F. y f t Naval Officers, particularly l 0g restablialiment of naval school., of able masters; and a project P• tend the same advantages to Id finder to throe followed in this I It re A Committee of the Con k Strifes lion been appointed to it Ira allesicy of occupying the Colon of tn.y artjaeriit thereto, and rags ▪ the liinisn tribes. Oa The Iced or n 44-g uru frig Pottsmooth, ea! 611 . :t' the be place, on Saturday week.—( A It* The m e t re men taken nil theeff Otterton-heed (:i% mentior un rude y Imougut up. it lb before E. N. Leon. F.eq. ou, tan for the rowdy. Rielturd 11 iron his trial, the rest being ~rd drawn; the witnesses sgsinst to all Fog, 4:mum:toiler of the Scan Moaners, one of h:t. nßicrra ; 4111 s miner'', who tlrpOS' Junnetr, about three or four ,nos head, s. • qu4rter-rs•t p. r ice I.fist. flreioly lathe, oinking for men lent in tuw,, they eve chore' ' s od 1 1 :sIdellt tit. ho l ier wag ehev , nal the •mnller liv one of h• ion. r”,l.. rs of dlr. 1101 WAY ; the he 1,, ,t threw le e r cargo overbosid 4 hick ; she it length 11 re - N.ORMA ) boArtivil anal took pa l'ew epust‘tett of eix men. thra "11 bneri the s'nnit boat ' the linterolt. Tie Prisoners ;us ' r the ' 5 " "hllnalet. LCGir Ilertlre n et clog railed in, agreed to able IselJ 'l•nres Richard Scutt-aid; egi 1,4 Th ones lisarliel. the err., or t s the raunrird ; 11,1flatitillt Dire 44111 their eteininotion Inc& 1 bi • PI./ st` AN 1 •• .64 • • kt -" t is . tt 21111 ;* THE SIEGE CARLILE cAsrLgt , A DLSCRIPTIVS POEM. " • I sing of valiant deeds of anus, Of raging wars, and war'. elands; " Of hostile armies in the laud, Of dreadful lights, foult•fit hand to hand ; •• ' The foe is within use abort mile ••• • • • ti .• Of the Wrong ramie of Csrltle. With threat'uing brow they rush slotig Tlirosigh thick and thin, or right, or wrong ; furious M—rr—y he leads them on, And is oppos`d to Wad—gt—u ; •Medifoitted here, known so well, , • Brave Wad Jefeods the citadel; "" - • - Hi. mighty prowess Mar most dread,. o2o , Though Mar Is taller by a bead. . • Ns. rorunisokred his opponent, And seemed to know not what to think oil I At last he made the grand Week, And Wad d• quickly drove him back ; When this repute, Her did (observe, Qe look'd about for his reserve; He look'd all round, from left to right, In rage, and griet, and great affright, As devotee his sins bewail, Or, as a dog that's burnt his fail. Brave Wad, he made so stout resistance, That Slur cry'd out for prompt assistance. Lieutenant Sh—rp dotb now appear, Who had been skulking In the rear; He brought up his hireling forces To redeem his Gro'ral's losses: United thus, they now resolve 'Their first disgrace they will absolve. • S.ftilik 1p MM.! •f 11 10 •• ' • • ""V". • 41, ... Mur. and Sh—rp, and Par, their yeoman, With Old Nick, their chosen foremen, Now master all their furious train To storm the Castle once again. Sesolv'd, with thin united force, With honour to make good their km, To take the Castle and the orient', Then march in triumph 111 their kennel, To plan another expedition, Against some foe in weak condition. Still fears twit doubts they seem to show, And feel alarm from bead to toe; They shake, and quake, and swear by G—d, They fear the D—v—l lose than Wad : They face about with trembling fear, And to the Castle now drew near, Where Wad now snug in ambush lie, Most watchful for his enemy. As soon as they their faces show, He 6.'41, they knew not whence nor bow ; And I hi,' they felt both sore and lime, They knew not whetter the bullets came ; But feeling sow completely heat, e- Helter-skelter they make retreat. Bat when Mar saw ►rave Wad pursue, He halt., mid does for merry sue : " A truce, brave Wed, I Iwistbly beg, For is the fight I've last s kg." " A truce," ♦moth Wad, " I ne'er will grant, Shall ask, nor ever wait : Depart ! begone one and all, Eli blow ye o'er the Cross of Paul." Mar, taking Wad to be in Reterated with his best leg foremost. Mur, Sh—p, and Pur, away did hustle, And Wad reigns King its Cedilla Castle, From whim. 6rm walls proud trophies bang. In triumph o'er the Bridge-street Gang. On Satnrdsy evening the Ktio had a glee party at his Palace at Brighton. The principal ►ocal performers were, Maver GIAR, Master Joriss, Mr. HANGS. Mr. W. KNYVETT, god olr. J B. SALe. Mr. Arrwooo preinited at the grand peon- lode, as deputy for Mr. KNT,EIT, one of the King's orgaiiiotii, who was absent oil account of severe Tireeday bring the Duke of GLouccrrea's birth day, the Duke told Duchess received the cornplia ntrots of the neighbouring nobility and gen►ry eit Bagshot Park, and in the evening had a select party at &neer. Their Royal Highnesses trades 1111'11 in London illuminated their house.. The Duke of MONTROSE gave an elegant enter tainment on Tilelittoy to the LORD CHANCELLOR, &Id BATHURST, Lord SToWIELL, Sir ilustPtißT DAVY, Batt. Lolly E. MONTAGU, Mts. TOWNs- HERD, &C. ■t Ina re.idence in Gammenor-square. General GRENVILLE entertained • distinguished party at dinner yesterday at his house ioII-street, Berkeley-stymie. • Lewd HOLL4IIO bad • select pirty at dinner yesterday at his boyar to Old Burlingtonestreet. Fireporations are now making for the matrimonial alliance between the Hon. AGA It ELLIS. ilie sun of Lord CLIEVDEN, and the Him. Mit% HOWARD, the second daughter of Lord mud Lady Muarktd. His Grace the Duke of Bucatstunssi, in • Wier to the Mayor of tbia city. auunuutrs his recent tlevaion In the Peerage. and has in coo. Uguence transmitted a draft fur 50i. to be dis onward amotig the !war, at she: dueretitire of that Kro Tiw D oc h e sa etas wet • Me,: Imo of 501. to be •ipproptioted to the tow attire.- trot purpose. The lire. C. S. B,IINIT Inks 411-0 received 501. from her Grave, to be distributed arum% the poor of Aviogioo. We omitted to taro: tams that 7b5 poor persons, of the potashes of Attune. ton, Easton, 11141 Martyr Worthy, were on Glavin.; sinuedity reward with • good . .alosasotisl diluter, and jutsented with various articles of clothing; Mid on New Yeenuday 204 persons were entertained at • Brighton its iirianolae osaidter. by direr • g#l the -: amiable Duchess of litieKinintals.—(Hunspetire Lbroniele.) Mr. GRBOORY, who eft Mated yrstetdar ',roue : hit leg to several Ithleel 011 r leap at u 1 . 1.!c• 1 11111 l otttltrgoor uttlitot.ttiott, anti Itkelyt to du %tn. the cuintiptun. 055 to, head not hrto4 of that nat-uta ra to vau.r any fear of Ins Isle. Ile If in good ainnts nuiler hi. 1111114.1* t of .11V.V..liAlti ~w.i4spso— R , J AItUARY Is. • ... .f. 4,,,. :a:. :it :41 ftr•!" -- • •Op rr . . Apit . , ioil ins+. his Royal Highness v i ly the Doke. .G444lDelheetat, paid a morning visit to the Prstietilln ekkilriltAc St Prop:tore, and returned to. flogslint Part Id dinner. Yesterday her "Royal Highness tin. Princess AUGUSTA took an airing, mid paid a flattening visit to the D.ke aud Duchess of Gtoucetergx, at Hagalint Park. Her Rapti Highness returned to - Fregmore m the evening. Friday morning, at lislf-Toast tea, his ftilsjea., ty's stag-hounds turned iiiit a fine deer for the day's diversion at Salt Hill. At (list setting off-the deer took to the left toward' the-'flititura, hilt 'was soon turned. The deer ran with great swiftness thindgh the enclosures toward. the Ptak. taking so the lelt memos ttte country by Iltilstrode PiiNt. The deer . ' , wits taken to the nght of nigh Wyenmb, a ft er • VS excellent run of some hours. Many sportatarii i t oe:tried a few miles at tint, but few attended all through the chase, as the ground- vita eery wet. ' t "81111 i BRIGHTON,•JANU•ST 'l4. - .... , .. _...........—_—_ The weather to -dry lin. been cloudy, but mild, and not unpleasant for the sesSon. The King has taken his usual exercise on the P.tace Irwin The Duke of York, the Marquis and hlarchionen of Chulmistideley, the Earl uf Talbot. Lord Sid mouth, Sir Samuel Hulse, and Mr. mod Mrs. Arthur Stanhope, arrived at the Pavilion this evening, tit time to have the honour of timing with his Majesty. • The Earl of (Wheat ha* arrived at 'hi York . Hotel. Viscount and l'eacouitiess 141triblind are arrived, and have token a house on the Pavilion parade. Ytseotisit lugestrie has apartments at the New Stryne Hotel. - PASHIONABLB AWYKAIRNTS. The Dalt* and Duchess of Rorkiegiam are especial in lowa nest week front their seat &ewe, for lbe season. The Earl and Canniest' lirearlam arrived yearnlay at their house in Groisasur-rquere from their seal Gorlisnahorb Herts. Lord St Helens arrived yesterday at bis house in Graham easel. Hentareet, &Om brighten. Lady Sophia Heitielite has arrived at her buuse is Giostenor-squara from the Countess Dysart's mat, Has • House, Slimy Departures from the Si. lantes's Hotel, Jerwyn-street t —s Viscount Adam, on a Vow Lady, and the two Mimes Lovett, for their seat in park a. Captain Porker kis left Hodirson's Hotel, Dover-street, fur ftradiag, Rerks. Lard Clifton and the Hon. Mr. Hug left town yesterday for their father's (the Earl of Darnley's, seal), ('obtain Hall, Kent. Arrivals at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley.apairs :—Colonel lad Mrs Colvitle from Nit.; Hon. Mrs. to blaquiere from a tour; aid Captain Ellis, 10th hu H. C. Cavendish, Eal hasten wan fur his seat Chiswick threw. The Doke of Devonshire is expected in town next week from his seal Hardwick. Derbyshire. Earl Rahurst has arrived at his Wiese in Great Stanhope. street, floes his seat iii Gioucester.bire. A FULL DAT'S PLAY AT PIGEON SHOOTING. Fear greet greet matches were decided yesurrilsy in tbe Female, Inesiloos. siren miles from Coiehruok, aid whirls produced seine of she best shooting during the pigeon season. The Gra match was fir 100 guineas aside at twenty-one birds, au twraiyoine yards from the trap, between Mr. Hart be, the solobrested abut fawn Colsobill. Stfoirwirksisire, and Mr. Wuxi., of equal celebrity. The mnirb vs. won by Mr. Hartle. killing riskier') lards from his siranher, after missing his first. truth, and ,welfih. Mr. Maisie mimed hit, 0 fib, sixth, seventeenth, sod nineteenth, losing the match by a bird. A subscription witch of 10 guineas each, eight sob strikers ou each side, et eleven lords earl—Rucks and Herta made the in •tch with three picked men aside hum all Eugload. The following is the 'insult (Picked into •) Racks killed. Mr. Order lO I Mr. J.-lieu 9 elle. Pelmets lO •llr .... ' •lie. Fawcett! 8 •'slr. Froth ne0n..... 1♦ Mr. Coleridge S i Mr. Fernhoretegb..s. *Mr,. Fitzhugh Mr. Henderson 7 Mr. St.rtirhenet 9 Mr. Fawcett Mr. Fothergill 6 I Mr. Lamb..... , ..... D 64 62 Hera traa hacked at 5 to 4 at the cum. ,aeemeiti, and Huck• at 6to 4 ■ftrr the first two about. It became ewes iu the 6111 abut, hut Herta fur chute.. The third match was betrreeu Altura. N rrrr r Reningha. rough, and Lees, 'mutual Kemp, Fordhaoi, and Ross. at thre. hirda.arh. The Sonnet killed eight albeit. hird.,•nd the NI ler . The last wa• • rowel) between Mews. Rrosburn and tier ?O r•ines., Pi five birds each. Bruzbusu wuu by killing four to his antnigootst's thiet. The noble mansion of Sir JACOB ASTLET. Bart. Noitiiiimberlimil, lately destroyed by tire. . 0 . 6 'Milt alter the firs gn of she celebrated Sir JOHN VANDKUGH. What makes the loss still more de &rouble is, that it was not insured. Happily no livri were ; soa owing to the great excitants of the servant%. all ti e i.tinily papers were Lived. Sir J Aco9 and Lady ASTLLY were at their seat at Mel. ton Constable, Norloik. The Comet hod arrived at New York on the 41st, she heing forty days on her passage. with Mr. TWEDI6 (the Tremitry derogate?) and his wile, muter the assumed outwit of Mr. and Mrs. TAYLOR. SHOCKING ACCIORNTS.—Oit Monday last three •sastis of Admiral WI t.soa. or Redgrave, in Suffolk. e n t e red us prrs,-rre, with a boy, to shoot, when one or tl.rir dog. touched the wire or a spring-gun. and, I ,llin•king to relate, as the four were serionidy in jured by its content.. One of the gentlemen was abut iu the brad. and is in a very pitcarious situa tion ; another was wounded in the stomach, mid the lad was stint through the hand. As Mr. SHORT, of the Norwich company of •Cuitiedians, was shooting one day last week, near Ina gum 1111 rat, mitt his hand was shattered leo 'evenly, that it is feared amputation will be ne- Cessary. During the early part of Tnesdsy morning, the "rind on. co very high. that ronsidershle diarntige was done on the river Thalami by some barges break lug from their mornings, one of which- runtung foul or the. ruler of a west Country barge. at latininntle, c•mv„cf it awey. In the two buildings erecting in StVtiney.ti r lds. the gable end of note of the hon.., wig blown (loon; anti tris liar Deptford road an elm trAit'sia• tarn up by the rOu:d. Fortunately no per sea was butt. .....M. „ ft. rt" , .:•• 1 ' i,lle • 40t 4r,•1411:4 fi: e!W.s.i. • -.-... • DePPOSED HUnDrn OF A CHILD DY IYA EH l'll Oi If. • In our 'lllarlbortougheteret report of yeetiroloy will be %Nei a ease ,in 'shell a female charged with felony is ens- ter . ei et! in have impiiipirly divonsed of hor infant riotd. The ' difustituate woman, whose appearairce is v.-re ititeirsti•ic, "Agri only isteuty-two yesra of age, was, about I. 13 mit, ha ;Ago,. seduced by a maw of din: i nzoished fiviti , y ; in cap. purled her lilt el itlti u the)sal few months, nod then el.:oi. doted her. Being solveured lie preview,. she with diffi. 1 tally procured • linlttiegt • friend procured her a tick. t tor the . lyissi.in Hospital, where .be was delivered of a female child; and OD her learilift the hospital, she retinues' to her (WNW hillittliglt, ball hewing no money to pay the expettiwa site had incurred, she was refused admowroit ; ithe wondered 'about' for some days, awl it was feared that elle made away ' with her child. While the oretebr d wolll2ll was heing. ex- 1 amtped on Tunably at Marlboiough..treet Office, Ind in. Nlelit was held at the Harley Mow, klowelmoreet, Grose,. ittevitilire,oo an body of her so noosed child, which had .its found in the nom is Hyde Park, having been sinus. lly iitinlered. Tin body of the infant had been esareitied• It lb rorgeous. It no believed that the child was arse a . . 'S i ' oth.pld when it died. The Jury assembled last nicht lie. Cie J.Y1.601. Esq. Corourr, and after the hotly bad been • 'folioed, the fullownic evidence was 'danced:— ~, Mr. Matthew Ellis • master of the Emeine.house. Hyde 'Tart 'divrased that on Sunday last , at about eleven in the • '1161,11:11/011, he went, as he Lousily dad, In the I oir of the tidies watei.works, trod there saw apinellsiiiit orating oat the water. He proctored the Jets, and In , out the object that had attracted his attention, which sowed to be • female • child, appareetly about a month old. He hail no doubt but 'the child had lived. There were nOraleflial marks of vie. , knee on the body, nun was it likely three would be if the dbilrf, as he believed,, were thrown into the. water and • drowned. He, as the fibber of nine children, had tin doubt bet the child had been suckled fur some time. II was derived According to the usual manlier of reaming Whiteout there was • boulage ponied in the customary manner rvun4 110 body, and there wad no apparent disease that could have caused Hod/oily. He firmly bel.everi that the child bad bred throws moo the water she.. If the child had been a corpse, ii struck him that it would not have been thrown onto use • 411111111 t with any of its clothes on. The atergroms, however, 4neld Um speak to that point. The Coroner inquired if the surgeons were in attendance, and was answered in 11w negative, Clements, an oftieer of Marlburnuchmteret, stepped for ward, earl gave the folios/rug evidence:—" An interesitsg young Woman, aimed door Johesiiii, was bmircht thin after. noon before Mr. Conant, en suspicion of (awl, whew 21. n. Hurley, of Nu. 24, Circa. atom', New-iqed, came to the Prisoner, and, is a very feeling insonsr, asked her, • What have you done with your dear baby ?' The Magistrate de. mended ur Mrs. Hurley her reason fur staking the question I and she stand that the Prisoner hail been her lodger sang prego•nt, was pit lout the Lying-in Hnspit .1 by her, and sup. ported by Mr ; hurt her husband, Nodule there was iill probe. bility of recompense, ordered fur to quit the Loose last Tuesday morniiic. On the Cinematic day the Prisoner came with the child's clothes, and asked her to.ltet them wanted ; and she thew said, upon her asking ' Where is the child r that it was dead, and at Lord C----*a. She asked bee where Lord C--.'s was, and the Prisoner said sir "mild not answer, but turned ~11 to some other subject, sad she was fearful the child had been disposed of in au improper matter. He (the officer) heariag of a child being found drowned, thought prow r 10 attend the itopiest, and give the information be ottani possession of." Tin C applauded him far his conduct. The awn- Emu not bens' in attendance, the Colmarr said, that he hav ing no Idea this case was likely to taro oat a nourder„ he bed ant brought the parchment, or bloc): presentment, with him ; and as it was likely to pro . ** a very importait , and yrubibly very lung inquiry, he would adjourn to a future day, and sequestml that all the ("Ware mild be in rea dime's. WRDNUDAY JANUARY 16. : ri • • ~. LA w CIGENCE. • COURT OF CHANCERY. I.t4coues LVILDNIMMT. JANUAR, IC . . 41/1;1; LORI) CH•NCILLI.OII. Callol2 into Cuurl at Ulf o'clock / M. titi:vns /GAWK IN TUE ISATTVR OF HOWARD AND GIBBS, BANKRUPTS. rOfichieltli 1114 •ligunornt fr.mi ter , loy In .Iwport of Hit neni , on. Air. TroisLova and Mr. BLAKit fullowtd on Ow opine the A TTORNey•GisiMis. will be heard in re .... • ply io-ntoriow (this day). ••• EN-PARTS TIIh MATTER. OP THC SAW:. priliioO elan came hrfore Isis I the shape vl Sin appeal' from she decision of Marna, the Vice-Chsticrlior. It appeased tier Prtili tttt er wits refused by the C111111111540 , it r 4 prove iii. debt under the commission sigasitat the ou the ground that it wsa hunted with usury. Ile presented a petition to the N'icei•Cliiiii• cellos., praying that the Cortimissionets s!ioti'd tea slurried In receive she proof of his &hi. 111. 110- hour Iliamiris4 the petition, and confir lord the (let' won of titecorpinitisioners, hum which jmigtursit I. I ! I'eti er appealed to his Loidship. It appeared I tort the Pentioner's debt was grounded On faits bill-, untnunuug to 6,0001. drawn by Lord A Isiiiiley auJ accepted by *the bankrolls under the frillownig circiiPlianErpt—Thr Petitioner as.4l Lord A Iratriley had some money dealings before the existence of tile bills its question, but his Lordship being ha want oft auto of money, cainfril the hinkiripi, abb., to 'go down to the petitioner at end pet:4B4e hint in discount the bills, wl ich Gib: a • t succeeded In,. she Petitioner giving him slots t; e amount of 4,0001. for the accens•tncer, brining ths ir (see to be of the value of 5.0011/.; this aa usury complained of, ihichTie InCiutirr onavrered by asserting thut he retained the I,oooi. 11. part psymeut 'of the firmer debt of Lord A Iv4lll# y tn him. The hills, when due, were dishmoured, ui d renewed three Sims! by Hie buukrupts brf„re situ docket wall struck Oohed them. Mr. CULI.LK aid M. RDA were heard in ivdp. port of ihe petition, and Mr. Hoarse ag•inst it. Fuither argument postponed until to-morrow (this drat), . • - COURT OF KING - It BENCH. wrirratsrrca, WilDfinDAY, JAIIVAILY 16. RicHARDsoN t 7, tut it. NrATE AND ANoTrtut. This was an action for assault and raise sonment, brought agaiiist.the Defeodam, as Sheriff of Essex, and our of his officer., named Sackett, fnr having illegally arrested and detours! the Ploontitr. It appeared at the trial that the P!..itriff, John Eichardsinj.lwas a geotleni in residing Hear Wansterd, iu Eatek . ; in October. 1819, a writ teas forwarded to the Oefaudant's office, Sue.l nut against Richardson, accompanied oy a to.te, piir pry tug to he Com a solicitor named 31i:1a. ,The woe clearly pointed nut the Platutiff es the person alluded to in the Writ, which was itumetlistety for *sided to Stckelt,%floorhing. mt Stratford, rind hem the Plaintiff woe striated. At tie nine the caption was mode the Plaintiff informed the racer that the name mentioned in the writ was not the Plaintiff's nam e tteitig William John Richard- Rom and nut William Richardson; and further, that lie did not owe the Plaintiff named in the writ a farthing, or even so •mach as kiwis him. The officer, lioareer, jiertimted in taking him, and he was kri,t to choraly two or three days, when it wee discovered iliat the whole trehinif lion *sr fictitious isr.d a frigid nn the Shesiff, no *ltch attorney us Mills, whose name the writ bite, brim to be found. At the trial Mr. Gni itry, for the Defendants, first contended that the Sheriff on' justified by the writ, and nest desired it to be left to the Jliry hrthr r the Plaiutiff was not the individual truant iu the writ. The Jury found a verdict for the Defendants. M.. E. LAWS, on a former da . s, obtained a rule Vial ter a sire trial. Mr. GURNEY now, in support of the verdict, comemled th.t there were no groom!s w lisiever fur disturhiug the verdict. The duty of t h e sheriff, at the receipt of the writ, if it came to Isim regnlarty; was to see it eitecnted as speedily as possible. The Sheriff had dune no more than discharge Isis duty 111 the periwig cote. The writ come to him In the usual way from a Solicitor (Mr. Milb), elitist. name loss well known, at the office, and secomitinte.l by a note purporting to he from that Gentleman. Not the slightest ground exited f..r suspecting tiny fraud or imposition, nn officer was named as the in dividual to whom the writ was to lie forwarcle. l , that was lilt entirely to the discretiOn of the Si t .- rift and the writ ww farwarde.l to S.iekett, at ...ffi cer.re.iditig. at Siratforii. as to persou hale gtieseer than any other to the residence of Alr. itichaceisoo,; sad try him the writ was duly eseruterl, he taking William John Richardem, hi, writ being ageinat. William Richardson. Ile (Mr. Gurney) had looked t'srefolly into this class of cases, but couht not GA • any in winch the doctrine now cootende4 for had been curried so far as it was ttow sought to carry it. There a a no case that he COldd and, to which the arreatiog • person by his nw n WIT, its fir as it went, but failing to have iti.ertt it 111 ti writ Ihe whole name, hail u.eu connfleied as a foun dation for an action for false ithprisoututht against the officer. Mr. E. Laws!, in support of the rule fur o new trial, stihmliirsi that the IJrfrudaois ought to have pleaded " that 'hey hid a writ seed out against • the Plaiistiff in his name of William Richnotann, that the Plaintiff was as frequently called %Vslltatis as he was Wltliatn Julia., and that he wits as well known by the cow name il7l by the other;" but lu men', of ;his the Defendants had merely pleaded a writ ageitism dhow Richardson, and the l'ininiid . • •. t ref lied that William was not his name. and there floansaY.—Mr. BROOK, of Paternisse4vow, was no watt agstn,t him. Ile (Mr. Limes) should haves gave information yestrrdary at the poldip office in sweet/ in the.ltßatik of the Lord Chief Justice at Hatton-garden, that between live and six o'clock the trial, of the „hardship of hokhng the Sheriff the ' , receding evening, during the time he bad gone t able,. turd. r the circumstances of the present case, to tinnier. some rut f 6411 had unperceived enieWeri Isis ' had that officernied even ordjuarTCootioit, too Ise !throws. at Ma and stole two submitted OA/ in' this case the/4144ra great define valuable biota's 111 a case , also i mien-inn* in a or nrel;grpee' rraulfroed.. ,The writ was recessed, caw , . hod other articles which hr daspibert; lie not he'll the Plainiiff, the PII attorney, or stated, that the door of the library whit h adjoined hst in an wens Medic wove; If sucn in the house opened turn the garden. mid was naJally siructiribe were considered a sufficient justification left open all day. but by what means the thief of the Sheriff, no indsttelied would be 'air. effected so etatreuce he was unable ttp 41-cuver. I The Cates Jaime remarked, the usual wer JANUda,. . The Inquest was spin resumed this ddiy, and the following evidence we. Risen : Mr. John Winship, of 31, George-street, Hanover- square, aurgenn, deposed, that he had opened the body of deceased, which in his "'ennuis was n. ar a month old. Coroner—Have you been able to discover the cause of the slaild's death ? Waineu—No; I hive nut. The beefy exhibited a*g Or approaching polrefaction, and must have heist deogleambig days. There were au distinct minks of violence Du the body. I could merits* tan came of the death free any internal or internal evidence. Corime--It is stated that a woman is is custody, who has admitted that she took lire child and laid it nese the Basin. is the Park ; can yi., Mr. Surgeon, say if this chill was thrown into the water mire or after death ? Writes.-1 canuul. Coroner.a-llave you examined the lun;s, and made any expel inseam upon them? Witness—l have seen she lungs; hut the par-tire of ranking expo Mineola by patting the lungs in water, is com pletely exploded, and proved to he fallacious. Juror-tau mated that the child had been fed with bread, and slot with milk, did you find any bread in the child'. stomach ? Witiiesa—No, I did not; but it might have bees di gested, sod the child might have died f,, want of food. Clemente, an officer or filarlborunglimitreet, stated, that fibs. Harley had men the deceased that morning, and iden tified the clothes on it to be the same as worn by Jane John sun's child, and she had no doubt that it can her child. A female entered the room to give evidence ; the Coroner asked her if she could swear that the deceased was Jane John. sou's child ? She acid she could out, but she could identify the &Mises. Othrer.—Mrs. Harley, who prom Red to be in attend ance, ran irleutlfy the deceased. Curonyr-A du nut see that Mrs. Harley's evidence, if she were here, in at all essential; the question you bare to consider is not whose child it is, but how it came to its death. You hive hing to do with the cireumstasice of a female !wing charged with a felony, or with her confessing of having left a dead child in the Park; you have to determine. if you can, how the deceased came to its death. Ido not think it is its human power to determine whet er this child wait thrown into the water alive or dead, and therefore all yon eao say in your verdict is, that the child was found dead. Several of the Jury expressed a wish that Mrs. Hurley should be examined. An Gaicer of Marlborough-street said, !hat Jane Johmatig had been luirsined again by Mr. Conant and that she stated, that being desolate and homeless, she ant upon the step of a house in Gioevenor.square, and the child died in her arm.; she wandered about the Pak with it for several hours, and at km laid ii down by the roadmide, and after walking at some di.tasice foam the child for a considerable time, she saw a Gentleman take tip the child and carry it away. The Corone► said that th► woman's story had nothing to do with the prevent questions rho might have done as AD toilet, or she might hove thrown the child into the week which be thought was moat prohable; but suppose ide el* the surgeons cannot may the child wo. thrown in alive..aad it would he presumpttou in himself or the Jury to give • as. dojos on the subject. Aft. re farther di.cussion, the Coroner having recommethd. efl the Jury to leave the young woman to the heads Police, • verdict was taunted, •' Found dead in the B. to Hyde Park." __ -...1_ W 911 1