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IR- 't : , 'I - . X. :1" 4ii 'ls pine et het, Toss ibis brows berm At fins troop %sew ? The Court objeded to the miestim, as it sea settieg up Km apish,* of a sobakers officer spied that of 100 Com. ensitthog Offirer. Sy she Conti—Was this bromi home reedited MP Mea. sued as a troop harm.? Nut to may Iteowledget. Ale Jou not Meted the eneisMaiogmf leime.b.BlAlll4l* . . infr;Memeet of lbe nieseatl VOMNlffire. - Mae dome brew. borer. is pease at Mee, .Ibe ~elf of thelLidger woe Not kr thy ksoreleige. lEttors esmaslanDint. id Liesitsissit.Cohioel Fesesh Sell pats Mot able brows Meer wee rtlikesei to. a• a troop horse, ley Major.essiessl Sir Robert Bolose ? i gereakaly seediest his .eying it saw objected Is. Pate* did Me resisoot of hones Sc.. fee*, that were debeered si illsseltrater se she 77th of Ascot.? They eons* from • fair is Yorkshire; they wear prosiseed by • doseee dealer ; f eat em certain, es to the place they mats from. Mid the bates h.trae the weep letter tie hist ! I indwell see it ; if, he bail it en 1 meet have seen it. The Preisidest stated, that he llaMegitt it meglol lie oarlike. Me to hive Mr Harris, doe loorse.daaler, wire ealkd is wow I. be relearned; it era all as Welcome. that the Cow* war its she habit of creating fur she o.aseiirseeatt amy per. moo, bid is this ease, by the deissities of-she we.., the prshlac service sight kie Named. • The Roelof Cos ham pboe's Sebeiteregiotei, that Me. Muria Nem the witness of Liret..Colooel Famieb, Nadi" arostolibeer geese ierrypilarity in situttoiniog a tritseas for the &toot b... fore dm? Promemer's ease was ewe* The hula Advocate hod or &At MA it was perfectly legsl so take the (verse as proposed be the President. Cook oaas tiale, bite all allow Cords, IWO 0019014111 1 *Meet tag from the skirt role laid gown for 'eidetic,. has be a mar of great emergency, there was ant • /odd drat they bpd a right to depart from it. Perhaps it stioald'be better that 'the ac timer mod acceded should tomcat tlimt Kr. Kerrie aboidel* sew smoothed. The 'Fart of Carbsesplota's &Seiler observed, that he ws planed in a very awkward siteatige, for he dot out feel him. self authorised tro mussed lousy 'hist is the ebonite of hi. Noble Client, he hose doorefore be gelded by say order the Court might think properlo A Member of the Court obwmed, that when the Coors granted the irodulermice to the Seel of Carhaviphm, of al lowing hies s, proceed with the prooreation by deputy, he noon so have folly sulthoriard that depot, is act for him, sod he selislird with whatever be dtd. The ledge • Adviseste—There was so doubt the Coed had a right to examine Mr. Harris then. Kr. Harris more. Egestiorsal by Culvert Roach. Via 1 wort hay • hoo of semosoot homes from you as the 241 th Argent, 1817? 1 dolt% base what slay they joined the Ilead•groorters of the regimest; you bought the.. from me on the ?WI of August, 1817, lied I rest thaw es lie Man e tinter toe that day. Relate the circenntanees relative to the brows Morse 1 tooth, from you on that day? le she g 1017, 1 received an enter frees Msjor-Gtmeral IlkrolL it t &hoe, to patchier hares for the rivalry is Frome,. Ceti light and heavy, to be sent to the depot at illabistoer. I accordingly attended the differed fairs in the diffrrent counties far the purpose of purchasing thew. 1 warm Rowley -bilk fair, is the county of Canthertssol, the latter roil of the mouth of Airy, or the beginning of the month of Jour. 1817 ; there 1 orchased the horse is weedier ; he was a thick, wi , le hare. lie was sent, *jab wiser horses, to Mita, weer Bork!, es she 1 414 or loth of Jelly. 1 sheered hies there to Sir Robert /Lukas. Previour sea his being thews to the Major-General, my 'errant eve oft his tail, •irkell it, and trimmed his kg.. Ay his being trimmed, he appeared to be meek wider than before. Sir Robert Bohm, on beim% sheers site horse. said t em, with aurae Warmth. " I as surprised that you would have such • horse brought oat fur my iespectiom, for he it nothing but a cart burse;" aafil he *ejected Oa the fullowiscday I hid other horses at Nigh, which were also rejected by the Maier Georgia, which 1 5511 to a horse (Later. I stewed hiss the horse is %meatiest. mod he refused 1., parch tile it ; the matter of the inn would hove penetrated lusts I did mot like the mosey he offered lee Mere be ing plentyof grass at Mich,. 1 left him there at Imo% where Fe remounted iontil the 75th of Argos.. At that period I had soca Lieolenaut-Golosel French in my life, having bees recommended so Lieutenant-Colooel Freewill by Graeral Sir George Breest'ord, as a berse.deal.v., sad he (Lieut.-Csil. from's) hiving rims me an order to purchase ressmout borses for the 6th reginseet, 1 went to the Gies, ire Yorkshire, for the purpose of purchasing them, sad as I slid purchase them 1 seat these to IMO. 1 could not pro. core the number of hones that Limiteeme.Coloisel Freuth wasted ; 1 ens Ave or six short of his somber; the horse Is cinestios was in the Ileld with the usher borers, and be was brought up in the midelk of the lot thews is Lieutrateort• colosiel French ; before be us. this Wrack bed ohjecterl to lee other; and would not take them ; whew the horse in sit-shoe was brought vat for Cologel Fiench's imerrtiwo, he mid it was a different sod of horse from the others ; be re. jecied it. and ordered it in ; the Colonel seemed so kaow what a horse was as well as 1 did—(A Every horse flea paaard I -Colored French's inspection was numbered, sod his descripeive lakes; she horse Su softiies' seas nut, because he was not II Lie the service. le the eremitig after the isepection Colored French asked sae if the horse in gaesties would avower foe • gig or r.heire horse, sad wheat./ 1 hoer, if be had bees in barbels. ? 1 missend bite, that be mad have beta in Issrsess, for there was a mark of a collar as his neck; that be would eel sake a One gig horse, but if be purchased him ha could not lose a great deal of mosey by hits. 1 sold the hone to Colette' Frisch for 85 guises., and payment tor his expenses to Kaecheseire. 1 was paid by Coloilel FreoCh for hint, at ■ shorts, date than GoVevismaeOl paid; be paid me by a bill on Portsmouth bask, width bad rely tourtees or Arleta dais to rue; this ream dose hermetic it was a private bargain beterem the Colossal and myself. Do von recoiled having told me that Illajor.Goseral Sir Kabul Sulks had objected to the home? Ido me event. led whether I did or me ; 'tie mot improbable, for 1 gems rally speak the truth as it relates to the history of busses is my dealings. Was the home is quest* ever marked as a troop bone ? Certainly sot. Cross-esessiesnow. How many berms base you mold se Lieel..Colseel French? 1 =IOW ay; 1 have sold his .11 the Keep hence doll he bar warted singe Rarest, 8817. Have you seem the horse in iprestisin sisal yea testrefeeot hits to blincliester? 1 sewer have. Did Lied.-Culonel Fetlock reject any other horse ow the 75th of August? Yes, the small sad thin horses. Did be object to the horse la amestioe. as being totally tenet far the service as a troop horse? Ile tad. Whet Is your episios of his having bees At or leant for a troop hotel That he was totally unlit. The Girt thee fel* at LOU O'ClOCk, said to-morrow at *levee. FOURTH DAY, StrTgiligli fl The Earl of Carbaraptoa not present. Perimeter Hay awn. Do you recollect a Irmo bone coatis( with a lot of troop heroes to the beadioartm of the resimeot at Mao charter ? Ido recollect Ow home. Was it a Irony bursa! Lieut.-Calomel Forsch told tee ea. Whew dill Lieut. Colonel Frew* tell you so: or what d:y Os try arrival at fdarebester, Liewt.-Colowel 'reach lobed one bad I earn the horse that he sold to Major *tart ley ; I adoweeed that t bad ; be &eked one what I thonght h was worth; I told or forty grieves. By the °sort—Did lietit.-Celowel French tell yes be was trent loose Ue said he was see of the lot. Did yos irse a Geveranient bill fur the parietal of the re:nowise hews which joired the rea , toeut at Illeacierster on Els rids of Miguel, 111/ rod if yur thet a tree the price of tint hum in swains": iarleded is that Ouresaireet Ceriairly it use sot A/wielded la the Ibtveraiweett bill drawn by we. Have yes any *lbws reason time that you Uwe Mated, that the hem in graben was sr wee rot a troop beree?— I have net. The (vedette en nowt of the reeetwbee clewed en Ibis 4bagrb ~i~frrYrll~ currraTll CHARGE . Jelin G. Mall asatllr4,: The YodsoiLikweassrodlle claorgraii. r 01 Fur (moistest aw 4 oalasainageombast la a MI•r•alo Mr. Mud, belongs. an ensetted to a damellts: Oho erglaseat,.la the twoustb-of fitly ISIS, ley Ilniagglbordwa at SOL which was agreed to by Mr. Hall, hot afterwards jtaiNg She son not Asi.sioother nein, whiskoluile ICIIIIIIM To reel, sTrereirds - seiiii sun She. b.-lyres the month of Align 11116 mod March 11SIft sold the sane mare again to Mr. Hall for SOL aid entripou in shouts ?t. for Sunins, Attshoradallowdso 11.11 shut it was the wan mare he bad orient*, maid him fee 5 . 01.-soch enders beiag oabeenaiag Hoe chailenr of ma Aim and a geodealso " Did you, previusia so joiniag due 6th mina AMOS peariLl perelinar or perehilet a how be Lieot..Colan:el French? I did. Mao it a mare? Yea. What price did pus agree to porches. it et? Slaty vitiates. Did you ever scree with Liesit.-Colosel Frisch for ea. other 'worse Alter I joined the azimut I purchased a grey home and a mere from Preach ; I height , a mare *bout four or Ire natoollis bark from the Colmar!. Did yon ern *V" to par Colonel French 1111/ other price fur lbe mare you Ira purchased from him bet the sixty gniaraill? Hertr. Was the mars yos drat purchased from Wont Penick tree offered to say other Fern fur sate by the Culotte!? Yee, on certain conditions. What errs they ? A grodena had she Ant lan to take the snare fur fifty guineas, and if hr did out take her, I was to hive her at Ifty guinea.; wise was the scovad *Cm; tbe genii...4llli OM mails the /rat offer book she maim Shad you may claim on the nee after that geolleno had tube. her? Certainly not • Genet &verb wrote se stns that the gentleman had takes her, that pot as sad so ay claim. Did you buy her afterwards (rose Colonel Reticle? I did. Vas it a are bargain? Certainly. DM any rorrnpuesitencie lake place betwera you sod Col. French un she arabject of the ware ? The kit letter 1 eit ceivril from Lient -Culuesrl Fretech was offering tae the mare if the oilier gent !rano did not lake her. Here yaps got that Wire? No, I have riot. What Is become of it Ide not tour, I sever kept • letter in my life. Al chat time did you receive that Idler? Ido sot revel. led. %Theo was she bergsi• fur the mare bewail you sal Cm lo•el Preset dually co•eluded? In the month of Deeseiber 1/1111. Dia any other person besides Colette, Forsch irritate you me the pa.p•,.e of the sale of that mare ? Yte. W 1..., or when? Paymintrr Hay. When Previous to Lieet-Culinsel Freneleis writing to me sa the soloist,. Have you eut that letter? Ns, for ths same ream os I inentsaneal to the Court ►efore, t►at I sever kept • letter is sep irdiraiose —(A taste.) Do pre MO , sober she melon., of the knot Payennallft Hay wrote so yes? Perfertly ; be wrens to me seem_ wombs% me to apply so she Colonel to look oat fee a ►ums as • charger, sail strongly wm•marded the mare in goes. Heel to me. Did the Paymaster represent that be boa susiboriend this. tenast.Colonet French to keep Ike mare for pw ? fin MIMS to me lo apply is Colima Freed' to ►equest of idea la sell me the mace. • the fetter from Peyasealer Hay ~labs soy pries Mal you were in give foe the mare, or ay pertiador offer from the Colo el far the sage el sloe owe! No; be de. eerilsol the were is his letter to see, soil rempoar- - 4 .d me to write to the Colonel for bee. Did Paymaster Hay. it hi* letter. amiss say mesa far reeoutaseutitug the mare to yaw He did sot; he only MM. araarlad me to write to the Colwell at be allawcd w yarehase the mere, as it was costomary aml goad policy ia rain alTrawra aw joisioga cavalry regsmeat teat the Colorsal should tannish them with chargers. I beg to be 111114M51416d1 by the Court that the impresses,' ea tay Wad Was this Ismer wesw Not. that Lierreetrard Colette' Prarreb was la the MAO af ••••• plyitsg yorrag eaten Wilk changes% hat that it war lilt habit of the service that all Croloraal• hued yam' oilmen will. chargers. Ilad yea any ommaiatsare with Paymaster Vey befare ha wrote the letter you mentioned to you? I but bee. ae. yosatie4 with him. What argisaisiasice had you will him ? By win him two or three titan; I had ems saber aeltsaiartase• with him. Mil Paymaster Hay state that be wrote to yam by tie directives of Licatirimat (Wore) Preach? No. . lw what mostly did 'Ms corwhartwailWar "kg Ow* Wiwi" you sod Lierteuaot•Golooof Freschi misfire to dot solo of Ilse matt ? 1 cauttot tell. The Presiiteet ulmerveill, that theereireeliose weell be bet. ler applied to the lasi charge, se to the jobbing is bones; belt he bad teething to 40 with the mere, for the questions Awl awl baler ow Ike charge of fraud. A Member of the Court said that Corset Hall's eviction eoutoteteir eegati.ed the pretest ebarer. Motu did you joie the reeisweat ? I de awl molly &wow ; it was the end of April, or the het/Wolin of Nay, 1819, at Itiretimithate. Did you pay any ibiag beyond 60 'vistas for the feeding of tbe mare? I paid for forage to the Coutraelur; sodas* to Colonel Preside but the 60 relocate foe the porches, of t►e mare. My servant bud draws t h e forage, and of coarse I rid the Contractor. Colonel Fritsch aseutional in his letter to me, that there woski be two or three pounds for me to pay for extra forage, wheel be offered to sell we the ware; at that time 1 did not bower what it aseaut, not bas ing joined the ►'6iosert, as I dies Shooed else horses were kept fur so* Officers by Government. I have sieve to ally coat Noma out my mistake.—(.4 laugh ) yon know that the lave that yore purchased woo the same that Paymaster Hay wrote on you idiom ! I truly know by Paymaster Hay tribe/ me it wm, /par or ire immato alter I joined the regiment; I their iitquwed, sad Colonel French told me it was the Arne mare. Did Liewiesoarii-Culonel Freed, tell you Hest It wss tM nine man that Paymaster Day mautioned is Min litter to you 3 I made inquiry, and Colonel French told as it was the warns mare that ha ■nd I had been dm in treaty about. Was skit charge for extra forage fee the more fur the time between which you had concluded the purchase ow yoarjoia itig the regiment ? From thy 17th 14ember say servant regu larly skew the regular extra forage dilly frm the Coutraeser, sod of room uo Joiiiiag the regiment 1 paid it. Here you iliac.. you parchwird the owe ►efaved to take Dar saute price fee her that pop paid to 01/11011 Frr Orb ? have. Veterinary-Burgeon Heywood Pryers! time. *Erred ale the near snowy, Which 1 have refused; ha would wow give ewe (ha. price if 1 would part wish she ware. Did the usher harms you gut from Liestruara-Culoael Preach tura out to your satiaLictiuo? Cortaiuly they have. Pareaster Did you, at the request of Colour! French, *far a wee lie sale to Cornet Hall, and if you Jid, when sail where? At Illirimitagb on, Leiner, the months ofJann and October. la what year? la the year ISIS. At what price? Lieutenaot.Colonel Fritsch desired set to mime fifty pmnids. Did slr. Hall agree to part-base the rare as that price! De did. Weir you acquainted with Mr. Hall bcf.tre ? 1 had seem hits at Birutiagliama b. Coe. Had you seer hiss often No, Div you know what afterwards became of the snare when Lierteaaat•Colonrl Frencb sold her to Mr. Galtos ? She came bark iota the pommies of Colonel French. For .bat price did Lienteitatis•Colowel French well tSe stare to Mr. Hakes ? Tim Culossel told eso foe Sfiy phases. How kin was the mare se Mr. Oalleses heads? Several weeks. Ds lon hose whither she was Meowed by Mr. Galles to Liestennatt•Galeasel Frourb ? Tee; 1 d.r. Do yos !mew that Lientrisisti-C.elasel Ems& wild Ike stars after sirs was moron' tit him by Mr. tilelmet 1 de hies it by basing insatereti to mare is the reginsumt. beloegisg to Cermet HMI. De yus brow nisi pries .Corset. Hail paddle the noses I. Lieutenant Colonel Frestb! Cured Mall held ans es .... 4.z ~..~.~ _ digai iriir 1~~~ Owes poesda, Velour, Preen*. The Ilestideut—Mtra mot ausare the goes**. wore directly; we chattel lidirie t• what she Clerk of she troop toid yeo Tit Perk of tbe troop sheered toes. item for extra foray, but I de net recollect the amount of it. Clart yes produce Woe stemma ? It is sot is my ro seate*. Is it be tbs possautiso if tbs Clot ef troop ? I be lieve it is. De ye. Imre of yew .we bosorisdee wire ttot *meet fur !ova Amoy essealsoced ! N.. Was tie Ilsot ask of Mae bares by Lleutemot-Colowel Verso* a cordisteseleale, .r $ traorsio ectoolly mode The Court objected to the eroothio, arid it was will.- &.w.. Tee stated before that Centel lion averd to prtehuse the nine Gone Lieuiesses-Coteerl Prow\ Iteleet hr *sled the evaisesst ; wee AM re areal sate ? Mr. Heil ellottetrtp agreed to pereheis the .rare, rod sierra! her to be put is the &sods of the ristiepwaster is he bosh, is. Here yee that letter ho peer pessaries erhieh pee sap M. treed dirt/Misr .f Corer 11.11 t. the tart pee heir Ural ? I Awe it la Colette Fred. sminermusieurten. Do you mesa to nate • that you actually potshard the nine from lienteaset•Orlearl newels far Mr. Hall? I ions to stale that Liromossat Consmsel Fretteh aske+ sae I. mowieseed the mare es Dr. flan at overlain price, Mad that Mr: Weft weed IS Murtha wise* at that price. My tie Coon.—W« the hpree sun to lie riding wane, to be broke is, ,accerdiag to Mr. Hulls reopen ? I only tom it by setisi the nen M the siapteciboti. When yin saw her in the did you believe her to be the bons,* properly' . . Hall ? It ma net after the lion pimiento( the mare In We. Hall that I sint her it the ridisiphosier - bet after she was returned by Mr. Gallus to Colonel Feenek mid the mind sale_.( the lave had here swede by Coker' Freon, so Corset Hall. When did the Senn el the ewe velelllllolloß from the rennen es lie property of Corset Hall ? Shinty after Mr. Hell was ginned as Comet, I remind a nee fruit Weed Fermi to put lbw mare es the dirt of the seninent. De no en hew, as Palusaner, Mee as Ornery sells a hum he a private individeel, that that horse emont be kept on the food of the regimen; thus if you had ninhased the spare is tnestioa, as yen have stated in your evidence, funs Lienemeat.Cniusiel Fronk for Mr. Halt, hear meld you have charged Lieeteum.Conatel Fritsch with (wage fee that man that you had se benign? What I eimierimil to be extra foveae, et the time she stem of tore or Ilefl• ponds wee paid by Corset Hail, that it arm from the regiment be. log only allowed at that time seem peewit per week of ens for such horse, and tie Deicers en Making it selßeind, purchased eels to weak* up deleterious which Cuban Fritsch paid ler Corset Mall's Inn sad this was tbe item in the meson fur extra forage which I stated the clerk of the beep pail Cuban "'result, sad I have au doubt but Cu. toad French will admit this te be the fart. _ _____ _. _ . Lieetenaot.C.olueet Framb-11 is sot for me to admit any tbiet. Wa. the trometeeieetioe by you from Calomel French to Mr. Hall ands before the CulellCl sold the mare to Mr. 11.1.1- We 1 It war_ The Court—Do you consider it now that it is customary for young Officers 'ohm to joie eavalry regiments to be a policy for sheet to porchave horses us chargers from did CUOMO Whig Oiiee► of the regiaseut ? Deserally speaking, 1 believe it is set customary. Did you ever give advice to a you Officer on join* s mislead of cavalry, that it would he good policy in hies*" purchase horse., as chargers, from the Commander of Ike' regiment? Ido sot remember that l did. Did yea ever give that advice to Mr. Hall, before he joko. ed the regimes'? Ido rot remember, 1 might bays. • dose as. The Court—Lad b 7 bevies dour so, you have throws est • reflection se the cha►acter of cavalry oaken, by studies it oat to the public that it was vamoose, for pang aims joiniag the regiments to purchase their horses from the Commaarlants of regiments; ■nd that you have dose this yes have acknowledged, by admitting that you have unities a letter to that effect to Cornet Hall, sod at the same time you had full knowledge that it was not customary. The vitae** said that be felt that he bad fatless jut° au error ►y writing that letter to Cornet Hall; but he was led into it by his anxiety to oblige Lieut.-Colonel French. Cm* eranntation. Did I.ient.-Colonel Freud' desire you, directly or indi rectly. to wrote that pumice i■ the letter to Corset Hall, which yin' have admitted, to Mat or soy other penes, in the preseot instance or id soy other? No. The evidence foe the proseentios having ►ero cowhides% the Coed adjuorwesl at halt past two o'clock lentil eleven o'clock um alueday ssorniag, to give Lievt.Lokrael French an opportunity of preparing his defend. After the Court was cleared, we stoderstsed that the Earl or Carhaespioe's wristlets statesseet is support of tbe Charges was read while streams were excluded. (7L Os continual-) SOUTH AMERICA. A letter hes been received by a Gentleman in the city of Durham. front bead-quititers of the Odom. bian Government, dated Angostura, July hilo. 18110, stating. the opening campaigo will totally free that delightful, country from the Spanish yoke. The of cets speak in the highest terms of the diplomatic and milk try talents of the Supreme Chief, and the good order of the Columbian army; and that 2.000,000 donate. taken ut Santa Fe. the capital of New Granada, hail been appropriated to the payment of the officers and triter. respectively. It is also reported that Admiral Brion will shortly be joined by four sail of the line, which a high northers) Patter has engaged to furnish under a eonornerrial greatyr and many British navetofficers are proceeding to Sweden, said to be connected with the expedition. In the wisdom of the British Legislature, how important would it be to trade to declare the South Americans independent, as the present warfare is carried on almost solely by British subjects and British capital, with au ultimate view to mu open ing trade. The English farmers here might realise a ht nd. some t.rtune in a Nw years, the laud being pro ductive be)ond all calculation, having two ruin. mere. with very little variatinu of the thermometer. laud is generally suit from is. to Is. 6tl. sterling per acre. • mere acknowledgment, and may he obtained to auy extent, even in the vicinity of a city or reo pen town. clergy have no tithes under the new code of laws, neither are there any restrictions on the free and fair trader. To acknowledge them hide pendent, if not too late, an English mit lenient might here be obtained at once, opewing out a trade with the whnle of the West India Island., hot. which they are only distant air arni rwo days sail ; aloe with North America, and ell the European parts, from whosee poorer'sa would be performed, as in the . ordinary course, to the West Indies, say from a month to six weeks. People emigrating to grants of laud either its North America or Algoa Bay cannot have the idvautage of a constant comnieuicittien with European markets; Canada is Irma eee-half the , . • , taiga "- )elsiottlite regiment, awe be Lai pea Wheel %rods it'll Pi 1 pseuds or Johnnie lector. - Do yes teem volietionv COMO IFNI pail uft Oast 14 ° lof Colossi Presage for esSrsfeettios for the horse? Tee i vibes pis Corset Hall Mend the peristant be we. reerivivig tart: pep dee /Isle sae; •the VSlV eg r ei the troop *hewed we as Item for wile entre forage for saiesoliog to between two and slel three potently wbisb Imy esti . e. kg paid to Lienteneet. .. - per. The oedema& to the Wei* auta seehroni of the Cape of Good pipe tweet be swooshed oath safety, !kept in sae *Wee aloothe. bed ewe weasideeaily diatom tropes/ motto weak TO Tat PIICSIOINT, 1111:1110111111111. MI. Rents- asamorscas M vase arm or aposago alp 11111 TICS OF TIM GIVILOS 1111111,110 F. The Kies err Lord, Omagh the 04•01141/11 of Woe his nieedooss of Portage! sod Algarve, node Sc yes greetiogi+ We bails already sae' haws tie ostrerally, seder *hist beg omelet eircesestasess, of the esseiseation of else deem its soder therein is Worst sad discos wit% Me Ara Irstsees 44 the earl valeta swans IligWy rayons** 1 tbe maim of God, of aw said Lad. and els weltrre of the people ; is Ids srpol sane, we have determined to asseefte them Wilde city sof Lisboa fee she 11146 Joy of firomottore peat, ISO. We qfsereflose stsietly eskiriso yes, a 'eclat of ibis, to Orel two ritylreseostatiees pesoirsolog tips osealseere eittslllollllllVPll respired by simile mess, wan shall ease proveded *OW est powers (ae slays was the ass* mod cahoot), is seder Area& theta sad Ma of sloe otter elfin sad taws, anon we alms shag, is assist at the avid Coten. is (Stet to do, trawor4 lad strustedise as an senors relating to she said royale; and tbry win werresoar Moog 114* them say sisarseets OSA artayloppeer to pia most tato realise to the petal welfare of she salists, ewe polls.. lady of this eitiry, sod they will preerst tlonssePreo Ss the Secretary of Goverarrat ter Ferreira Maros, to slim they will deliver is Ibeir said p0w.,.. And we forebst nom, dist as ail its she Thirties of the said Itsopromesemelose, as every other ostler Mato, is this seek, yes inn goaPtal with all the cossideratisso it deserves. Mod Wank it I. potorietie that the people iscarred treat espouses sod rt. perieseed mat hardships doling tie lase war sod it is the will of oar lard that Hey sbeidd be tread with the atomise nossiderstios, we order abet the said Itegresertatives ease, as all as ilitO•it of the ashen promisees, sods Nies idea of being aided is the exproses sbry may Weer is the sold Cortes, arcordise se she mists of each plow. Litho's, raises offal ',smut, Sept. 11, IWO. (Siguatittee.) PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, SEPTZNIISI 2S. The Duke of Cambridge left Vienna Inv the 13th, fur Hungary. On Saturday the Duchess de Berry took a pro menade on the terrace of the Pavilion, lied yeater day her Royal Highness beard mass its ber apart. men,. " We quoted in our Paper of the 30!h ult. an answer of Barbara Kraals. one of the witisamm on the trial of the Queen of England, from which it would appear that that female had au iaterview, at Carlaruhe, with a Mini►ter named Gallatin. ♦l though that witness could apt eves Nate what post the Minister of whom she spoke filled, it is evident that her assertion could o»ly concern the Comet do Gatl tie, who resided for a log time at the Court of Baden in the quality of Mi nks/ref the King of Wirtemberg. We are oath.- rimed to declare, that Count Gallatin never had. nor could have, any communication with the said Bar ba►a !Create, inasmuch as he quitted the mission of Carbruhe for that of Munich, in the mouth of No vember. 1816. and, consequently, orrowal mouths before the facts deposed to by the witons took • ploce."—f Monitore of Sunday./ NEXT THURSDAY 4,600 TICKETS TO BE DRAWN -ALL WILL ■E PRIZES-TWO SUMO, TWO SISAMI-TWO £lO,OOO IN THE FIRST FIVE MI NUTES-ALL IN STERLING MONEY. ST. . stui4—H+lily at the Bash i Zoe Wiser, Lot India, and limb Stu Owes. THE BRITISH 'PRESS. ... LONDON, FRIDAY, Sarrsmsse 29, 1820. Mr. Aldermen Wriyarerx and Mr. WILLIAMS were yesterday, at she Common Hall, invested with the offices of Sheriffs for she ensuing year. They will this day attend at Guildhall fur she election of Lord Mayor; and on Saturday. attended by the LORD MAYOR, City Officers. &c. they will go by water in the city barge to Wesiminater, and he pre sented to the Barons of the Exchequer, and go through . the usual absurd ceremony of cutting notches in a stick and counting hob-nsile. A Special Common Hell was held et oae o'clock, for the purpose of receiving her 'hitrairs- TY'S AllOref to the Address voted on the 30th June last. The Answer was mad by the of the Court, and, on the motion of Mr. FATRLI, entered on the Jouraot4. A report of the peoceediogs.on this occasion will be found in another pot of our Paper. It must, we think, prove extremely gratif)ing to the public in general to be informed, that • pro. minetit member of the Ministerial Press has ■t length resolved to put himself forward ass moral teacher, and correct the contagion of vicidos prin ciples. There is a gond old proverb. 44 Never tu• late to mend," which, will occur to the minds of our readers on receiving this piece of 'tufo/mafiosi. The journal to which we refer his, since the coin mencerneut of the irroceedinv against theQUZEN, lithoured se ►trenuously by every means to under mine the moral character of the country, that it will no doubt prove extremely irksome to it at first to support its novel character. The proceedings against the Queen in them selves offer a violence to the first principles of moral rectitude, for they contravene the institutions of she Stew, which have their foundations in jar. tics, and are opposed to the doctrines of oar holy religion; yet these proceedings have been violently supported by our new 'moralist. Justice and ho. ~~~ nest required that w e&rt shOulti be mule, pent!. ing the proceeding.. to injure the cause of the accused, or to influence the imssiotis ai.d pejo. dices of her judges against her; yet this his been done by the mural teacher, by giving instant publi (linen so every cruel' vomege arms iiippeing e .,, every unmanly taunt, covert imionntirms, open charge, and direct fal.ellood. The iestrikaaotali have been eudangtred by the indecency 4 iheef : . deuce sdrloced; yet ulna the most filthy •00 Rusting portions of it has owe moralist uniformly dwelt with a kind 0 . cliereltrmg delight. es if lie hoped to increase its pernicious effects by repetition. Ile boa laboured with miceaving dilionce to shake the eternal barrier. that divsde truth from Telma ' kW, soul endraeoureil to minim the peptic ird ffr rene to the teceptioo of citing ; yet after haws beg trafficked s o largely in irreligion, injustice. c o o lumpy, indecency, and falsehood, he now assomet dm placid at of innocence. smooths flown hip sleek bait over his forehead, if he has soy, paid with tie demure Null devout look of vaattillid hymerrWys istres his reedeis that he will ammo* the vindis a , tiou of the public morals. In cominenciiig Isis moral essays he appiiset us of the (polities which are indiapeosable is under. taking on vast s latiour, sod though his hints are in other respects of very little value. they will do well enough to bus applied to himself. He my", very properly..." When individuals step (mimed to vin. dicste the sionils of the country, sod tisermign at their to ibonal all whom they accused' prollipty, the country Ana • sight to mk, whored whin see you ? Are you honourable men. is the relations of social life ? Do hoer own examples !codify your precepts, and illustrate your advice? The reproof of au honest min, like the monsieur a virtuous vromso, carries • lust weight with it. But who would hetes to the pious exhortations of a prostitute? And who ought to herd ilie moral lessons of men without morality ?".—Such questions may, with great pro. priety, be addressed to a Treasury writer, who har ing by every means endeavoured to corrupt the public mind, and pollute the source of justice, will voluntarily placer himself in the moral chair. and discourse of purity, integrity, sod honour. Advil's, from Amsterdam, of the glut d Sep. tember, sueumuca the arrival of a courier in that city from Aladrid. with the news that the debt con• tractect by the Spanish Goverinneut with the Dutch houses, is recognized by the Corte% who have pro raised that the interest, becoming due on the Ist of January, 18e1, shal: be issued in full ; and that with respect to the arrears of interest, inch regulio. boos shall be made as may be most advantageous for the creditors, and least oppressive to the Spanish nation. Lord Cuisc.saTir, British Ambassador to the Court of the Netherlands, bas left the Hague fur Brussels. We have received Madrid Papers of the from which the following is an extract : MADRID. SEPTIMIDER It. We learn from Gibraltar, that Tetuan, Laroche, Tarigier, sad the orighbourhood, enjoyed perfect health; that i. Rabat, though t►e plague bad ceased, from eight to tea protium died daily of fevers reseal is this seams, ilre malig nity of w►ich was lemmata by the bad water of the well►, .bleb the iiihabitasta were iehliged to driak, because the Moors of the usoriataiies had eat off the water which usually supplied the. _ N. positive isformatiem had ileell received from Morocco •tad Moodie', bet it was affirmed that those places were at kierlb freed from this destructive disorder. The Captain fiesieral a Cadiz km putsfisbed a statenteut of the usisikee of sick ; sad at Xeres, from the netraing of the Roth to the arising of t►e 291 k, .f 13 patient• with the yellow fever, 4 died cm the 27,1 and 2 oe the 28th ; three others had here seised with the disorder, se that the ••miser of sick wet 10; of cosmos disorders, there bad beea 175 patients, .f wheat oac telly had *lied. It appears that to the &safest days whip have passed sem the int appearance of the fever at Xeres, 20 penises have bees mixed, of whom 19 him We have received Pins Papers of Sunday and Monday last. The proceedings in Parliament against our Questr excite, es must be supposed, a very deep interest throughout the Coutineut, and circumstances occasionally transpire, eves through the thick mitt which the precensorship casts over the public press. which mark the mingled feelings of surprise and indignation with which they are viewed. It will be recollected that Ba►Ms Krantz, the sinuous chambermaid at Car who had been elevated to thit rank from having been a pot-girl in a German tavern, in which situa tion female virtue would be regarded not merely as an uncommon. but as an anuecessary quality, had stated, that she had been first spoken to about her testimony against the Queen by the Wirtemberg Minister to the Court of Baden. This was under stood at Csrlsruhe to mean bone other than the Count de Gst.t.ssan, and we Dow find that the Count has authorised the Horniest to declare. that he never had held any communication with Krantz upon the subject. We are not surprised that a woo or honourable feelings should indignantly repel the imputation. that he could have stooped to the filthy office of collecting the materials of scandal to vilify as. llustrious Lady fur the gratificatioa of private malice. Advice' from Spain, of the 17th instant, state, that General Rise° arrived et Valladolid 00 the 9,11. and received a eery flattering reception from the patriots there. Among other marks of respect a concert woe jives igloo/Dour of hie arrival. The , k . ^ '~~ I I 4 ! I I I I I I I 'I 1 1