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IJ I I I 1 TIM QVESIV•4 VEFENCIt. . peespkist has bees jest published. - entitled " Bemires fens due Defame qi the Prioress if Woke. drama by Lord Mdss," fi e. It ma nia. also s reinspect ef the former conspiracy, esint pared with tke present proceedings against her Me jeqty. The &Sewing is as estract " Both the preoret Adosioistration and the former wee are without the sanction of eine single law for their conduct. " 15 the first attempt a positive feet was swore to ; bet as that admitted of and received aspositive a contradictiou e whereby the parties were over whelmed with confosion awl disgrace, they now more cautiously go upon presumptive evidence, to which ally noble prosecutor. juryman. or judge, rusty attach exactas what weight be pleases. As an *dale terous intercourse with every gentleman of her se quaintitice was foetid to be too great an outrege upon probability to meet with any credit in 1806, it is tisought more prudent in 1810 to 1 the •cherge to one indivotloal. Bat they have not ad hered throughout to the plan of confining malice tv.thin the bettor's of credibility; far they bring a tinnier of Italians of the lowest descriptiou, to 'Ws:4f that her Royal Highness's conduct has. bees eticli a coutinued course of gruel, indecent, abats stoned licentiousness, as the consusonevt prostitute could scarcely he in lured to exhibit. if hired by Me whole cost of the Milan Cmionission; and this they endeavour to prove agionst a woman who is afeswohed by one of these very persecutors, as 'the gore,. the life. soil ornament of 'society !' " In opening the case, the Attorney-Gekeral said, the Qaeeu was charged with one of the most %viols nfferscee ageiust the hove of God—that of an adulterous intercourse. " When it was stated by Mr. Brougham. that adol.ery was equally it crime hi a min or woman, (us learned oppoment expressed his utter surprise, that such au idea could have been entertained for a ;nutrient. Whatever may be the event of these procetslttige in the defence of morality and deco sum, our minds have been enlightened upon two points—lona the King. we have learned. • mait's matrimonial vow is absolved, as soon as he takes a doilike to his wife; and his learned and pint' legal adviser has taught us, that there is one divine law for men, and another for women. " One conclusive proof, in the mind of the Attorney-General. that adultery must hare token place is, that the daughter of Bergaini, a child of three years old, cried when her Majesty was with drawn. and her aunt, the Courtesy of Oldi e in vain attempted to pacify her: and soother equally conclusive proof is, that her Nl.jesty eisited Roman Catholic places of worship with Bergatiii ! " The Attorney-General also state., that her IM:ejelay ass srea to go into Berganti's room, stud that they were heard to he kissing each other. " How unfortunate that the Learned Gentleman should begin with a falsehood ! His withers posi tively swore, that he heard nothing but whispering. If die Attorney-General invented this falsehood, tei epithet of contempt is equal to his malice; and. if Theodore Majocchi swore to such a circumstance ill his former without its bring true, he ought to have beets immediately committed to Nee gete. as au example to the rest of Ins Cotton-garden foetid*. " The Attorney-General began with one false- Food, and elided with another. It is evident, from les speech, that lie was perfectly cen s eiau e his i n . strut:6oos did not enable hint to make out a probi ble story ; even supposing his witiies-to should hare learned their lessoli• so correctly, us to swear exactly secording to their former deposition', he knew that toe testimony of Ilse lowed class of Italians would 11 , t be credited upon po;iits where lie could hr ii 4 fo:waril Etiglish ladies and gentlemen of rank and easnieter. mid refused to do so. Ile therefore roundly asserted, that the facts took place when her 'Majesty was in retirement, and surrounded only by her servants; where°• he had previously stated, that Ler Mejeaty was at Naples for shoot six months, dering which time she was attended by two English lathea and four English gentlemen. Ile stated, that the Princess arrived at Napies on the Bth of November, 1814 ; that on the 9th, this most scan. &lons, degrading, and licentious intercouse began, which would be found to continue and increase up to very nearly the period when be was addressing the Peers; that the Princes, stud Berpini retired to bed at the same time, and got up at the same time, and breakfasted together ; that they walked arm in arm together upon a terrace in front of the house in the day time, and in the evenings they ap peared together at one 'ionised ball, given by her Royal Highitets to the King of Naples, and at an• other at the theatre, at both which the conduct of hit Royal Highness was so disgraceful as to shock the Neepolitane. " If tile Attorney-General can persuade a majo. city of the House of boils that the Queen could . conduct herself in the shameless, profligate, and obandoued mariner that he described, for aia suonths, without its cowing to the knoeledge of two Ladies and four Geialeinen, or even of their servants, who resided with her ail the tune—if he can induce the majerity of the Peers to believe Ode, it will be a complete monopoly of all the faith its the kiiigdoin. " The Learned Gentleman cannot say that the Queen was upon her guard before the English Ladies and Gentlemen of her suite, for in his ex cessive zeal for the cause of his 'warless employer., he expressly declared, t h at her mind ass so far de praved us to render her careless, nut Duly of deco rum. but even of all sense of decency. "To give the smallest shade of probability to his statement, the Learned Gentleman was obliged • to assume that her Royal Highness was absolutely infatuated by her unfortunate passion for Hui-Kann ( is he pleased to imagine) ; that it had takt-ri entire poii•ew.ion of her mind, and given Into a eumplote ascendancy over her. Is giving the character el her Royal Highness, the Attorney General must surely have bad the deposition of Lely Douglas lodore hint ; the coeteistv of the rooster green bag must have got mixed owl those.of the preseto one. II.: states her Alejeety to be addicted to habits of the grossest sensuelity ; to lie lost to all seine of shrine stud decency ; to be utterly regastitees of siociety, or any thing that did not centre ut ti n s one point. Now, how do the facts brought forward by himself bear out all this? The witucvsee prove, that at ass solvasiced period of this disgusting his. tory, she bad sort even given Bergaiut the entire maitegenteet of her household.. Upon fits charge, chew, .her three years service. Theodl.e lllejecciii «BA There was Bergson. he commended ; there atm Schimiei, he commended ; it wee impossible for me to keel, which was setscrew." Sethi' Um rimed situation its the household of her Royal Highneis. during the tune to which the evidence kris reference. proved nothing more with respect to him than it did respecting Schiavini. When her Majesty was insulted in the face of the world by leasing her name oat of the liturgy. by which act her condecnuatina and penishineut were made to precede. not only the trial. bet even en serum tion, when this outrageous insult took place. did Berg:tine* influence prevent her from seeking re. doss ? Did it induce tier to remain with him in Italy ? Could all the intrigues with futeign courts isnow such imperilment, in her way as to prevent her Irons coming to England ? Could all the money, all the power, and all the threats of Admi nistration. drive her Majesty back into his arms to pursue her adulterous intercourse? Could all their quibbling sophistry iodine this woman, whom describe us lost to sill sense of shame, could all their outs and contrivances induce her to re. hit:push u s e single point of that respect which was doe to her situation in life ? How dors the character given by the Attortiry-General of her Alajesty corrtspond with his own description of her conduct ? Is it probable, is it in nature, that a woman devoted to the grossest and most brutal stiosuality should encounter perils by land and perils by water. and endure hardships and privations of all kinds in journeys and voyages, to Pee those parts of the world that are most famous its history ? flow d u es the A ttoriley-Geriersl's descriptions of her Majcs.y accord with that givrtt by Mr. Canniiig-.. • the I ,;race, the life, the orionnent of society ?' How relies it resemble the picture painted by the united talents of the late Mr. l'erceval sod the pre sent Lord Chancellor ? They describ-d her an a woman deserted, persecuted, and insulted, but of unsullied chastity, etitiowel and supported by a coinage and fortitude that have rarely been equ.illed, but never surpassed ; amiable, beim vulent, georrous, !literal, patient of suffering, rind turgivittg of injuries. And this is the woman 1p reit, by the will of Providence, of her lathir, her brother, her mother, and her wily child, and deserted by her husband upon the avowed ground of his own caprice ; this is the woman wino it is now attempted to crush by arbi trary power, stimulated into action by a combina tion of deadly passions; and, to the everlasting Ms grace of the Etightili nadir, those mete are foremost in the rank of her oppressors, who know, mid have op; , tily di-edit-est, that she has been and would be p:rsrcuted by insatiable hatred and malice, which wouid spurn the control of fairness arid justice. To ascertain the degree of credit which is due to the respective %inflows. many things must be taken into conshlr-rsiion. " 1-z. Boole' comparing their examinations with the ccos--exarnitiain.iis, reference should he had to their fwiaer depusitious. In the Delicate Investigivitio, us it was r alled, the principal witness was cteariy convicted of grosi frlselintaf, by only comparing o .e with the other. The elfilLilte ahuuld be compared with the statement of the A:torney-Gentral ; if they do not cotirt%pOtill, it will prose either that the wit ne:ores air unworthy of creslit, or that oppreSlioti, aad co: jus.ice, are the objects of the prosecution. " 3dl). The. evil; tier of the differeut wittiesses shwil:.l I.e conitraic.l with each other.. . . . '6 4thiy. It should he tin; tii red, whether the minds Of the witiitsses are iiilliseticed by any improper " sttulv. W:uether they hive been paid or pro. miseJ u:•.re 1:13:4 u re.,>,nr,l.l:e cotopeissation for Cum 104. of tutte, or whet'o••r ilecustrury utlvaotargto have I,ertu hel , l out to them. _ 6' btnly. NV he:her the managers of the rooted tiun li.ate brought foraind tie most respectable witt:ess-s that eauld give testituoity to tlit facts alleged. •• 7 t ,d e wh e th e r the wit ne sses had made their ii&irmat known to ;my one before the Milan C tais,atlit a,as in operation, and large rums were either paid or promised to illly one who could 111.• vent and would liWtUr to all beastly latUrV. " As au excit•c fur bringing forward this prosecu tion or persecution, this Bill of PAris and Penalties, Loid Liverpool drclarcd that it was forced upon illutlttrr , that they did nit seek for grounds °lac chiltion ngaiast I:ie Queen, hot ti st charg.s agaimit her were pressed upon them, not from one quarter alone, hut front ail quarters. Now, of all the evi dence which bah been brought forward, which part of it appears to have heat voluntarily pressed uttuis lt:r.• .misters? Nut one single particle ! 'fliete N not a anegle witness that ever Mild al word against the Princess, till they were sought out and questioned by the agents of the prosecution. illany of them had f u r years spoken of l'er Itoyal High ne.i its the most enthusia•tlr terms of admiration and respect. Ministers have not hers able to produce one single wittiest in cnotirmatton of the sl4ntl•rs, winch they declared had been forced Mann them by versio; of every desctiption, nod Irmo all eurtitus tie W011(1. la there aity example in the history of the world of so much money belts; much industry eser.ed- r so much roultocal influence used to procure eviiieoce ? and lifer all n N theredib!..! upon the fare of it. " Lord Eldon's remit k'. upon the former pro creditigs, may be made with still grelter justice uputi the present occasion. '• If th-re hail been one-hailf, or even one-twee. tieth past of the iitilustry employed to remove suspicions. which was cxeriell to raise them, thete would never have txisted a uects•ity for this cowardly mid nial•ga sot attack against an unprotected Inn ;le ; the coast-Novice of witch has Wife lily I) tit to hold tip the tiation to contempt in face of the whole world, and to ilistutli its ire:Null lily id the Iry centre. 11'hat Cie ultimate effect may be, the wisest matt alive cannot ttistteipate. Tile proceedings carry eviiletwe of a to., spancy, and nut only so, but they' ale manifestly a contintrai•n; of that *tray conspiracy which wa• so clearly elettaued and es.puseil by the lair Alr. l'er- CcVallllll I,Old Eadoll In 1806. •• The Atturney-G-areal stated, shit he should be able to wove ilist the intercourse with Bergarni begirt on the pth of November, 1814, sod coutioued till he quitted her ►lhrjesty''s service, but he did not bring a singe witness to the trans:tenons of the hist two wr three years,. The Learned Gentleman might . • di ESTERLAY. Bank L. AO4. 171 7.16 nd►o Bonds... 2625 pr. Es. Hills. 2....4 6 pr. Lett. Tickets ..est. e.. Cons. for Acc...o7liiii I 67i! V ia"`► r p.-. • have said. either. that the Naito Wine awe fielded Wor ths‘los walleiaotty Nee , Wished his ew e hut is dim, se apes *mai wee oceariosa. ho seal estrum his cooties ; he s anntot lead greater eircumspectim es the part of the plead because he had expressly declared, that this mot acsadalosa. mast degrading, and moat licentious intercourse world be fond to eon. tinge mod increase.' and he cannot amen that he considered his case to be sufficiently proved, be cause he mode application for tune to bring another cargo of witnesses. " If this trial had been before a jury. there are not twelve men of fair character and common under. standing, that would net have told the Counsel for the Defendant, that he need not trouble himself to sell witnesses ur make a defence." OUTINIAN LACIVRES. The vets, title of these discourses was suf f icient to excite curiosity ; and that feeling must have been liiightened by other circumstances attending the delivery of the Lectures. We leave for some time past wished to give our readers a specimen of the compositiou, but have hitherto been prevented by the press of public matter. The following extract front the sixth lecture, delivered on the 811, of July, and vevcrul tithe* subsequently, will utlord a fair test of the Lecturer's talents Could I aspire to address you assist of those great Grano* " is Athena, or free &tome, where eioquenee douristeree," or in free England, where yet I menial say, that " she is mute'—could I appear 4wfore you !Meuse who " 't'osome great Vitae Ilifilreaseil, Stood iii himself collected, white each past Must,,,,, each act wow audience ere the tongue S•latelietits is height begat, as so delay 01' preface brooking, through hisses' of right;' I could cat with more of that heartfelt ardour, which wool animate the fasciaating Bow of language I should posses., apostrophise a tingle subject of say praise or blame, than I now must humbly express the honest, simple feelioes of the hvart, is my sinpremerlitated thanks both fur myself and fur our society to all of you; pots whir compose that part of the e:latiuns, friend', sod acrtuaintauce of is. enterprising and beurvident menilsers, whose prmenee here serves so cheer them to their laborious said very delicate task ; trot, wh o , though uniuditeoccd 'mauves, have us•utiested She good sense to follow their highly lendable example. I doubt not that many have adopted the conduct opposite to putts and uuravuurable to us, who have smell from unimpeachable mu. lives, and insist he acknowledged highly praisewustlty mem bers of society ; but it is your privilege to have proved, to all the extent of lists proof, that you have out combined logethet against the miserable aunoticed sufferers from evils which these lectures lament, but scorn to strike into the beaten track of bode self-interest and cold-bearteiluess, in sidisir, with the welt-protected domineering many slants, Lis cs supporled,fets. lau thus anew that you have Not shooed the advantage,. of rank and natural celebrity, to misrepresent, flout auy hateful private prejudice, three rational recreations, as ell ansalgansatiog with the pursuits of high life, and nut rat iser reasonably lore of the tendency to dissipation of its employments sit the frolic watts sir other of its mute 16011011 ms pleasures. dad you thus strew pull tan as little be named among those, who, haring &ought their way to 1 . ..5h00s its these but vtesteru bassets, adopt she same vulgsr estiiustout her ualuir trim Os 'vial taste, assisted by this mi.represeslaliuoof the others, as Huse lance will insincerely applaud mut recommend as bug as truth, and even fashion herself, shall permit Ili. it spurt-lived triumphs. Fur, with the recollection of what I have just said at the concluding put of the first ii.vonow of this lecture, as well as souse ether occurreuces whirl. may have come to your knowledge, you must ore, sod (to use language like that of while 1 am pleading a better cause) I keg you to (isuse well bow extensive is !Repining this la boured preparaliou, and this threatening stray of hostile op. position; as well as bow multiplied are the prayers put up is the market-place, tor the rllawmrnt of um more sagacious— no more upright au end, than that wawa the marl mode rate and the most autism tiled by our customs, should nuts he iudulgral lit the community. But I rely first us, Heaven, said that holy fteligiou we profess; and s. (molly on the laws of my country, and the good stow which charscieiista its inhaltitaiiis, that nu pump sod circumstance ul tuunleal uppoi.ilioli will ie., - prevail in pier muds (through power magnified by fancy to hum in appreltensimi i agaimt ruttier the letter and spirit of the orate,, laws of the realm, ur die • d dictates of rittlarci jilaliCC. Among those thus lac ttcally cuisfrusited to its, you will perhaps consider HI.: au thor of a severe ciiticisni against our see 1 ireinre, in a Nlagasine, wins, Sri Ent, with decrepit or feeble efforts, hi. cited to defend a beleaguered citadel, of which, nut rseu its long-lust Hector, iii its present state of expu.tire to assail• aolp, could materially delay the inevitable doom. Fur little does the *rater earn, fur the monthly pithlicat ~,,, with which be eurinerls his lame, the return id peculiar fa vour and altruisum fruits that eloquent Senator, toe object of my allusion, by heavy Cesislirt M . defect in usinseasercd sen tences, which I have stride iustrumeutal to serve else cause of law and unite; by a departure from pew/dant rule, not emulative indeed of a 3ePon's in stare trrtrfnre, yet wills the success your cosstaut presence proves. However that eloquent orator may have given to the world orations illus• Italie.. of British liberty, rivalling a Itarkes when addreas tit to his owes destined cousiituesits, sod rivalliug lass favour. ite 51luistet'a awl Statesmau's when addressed to the Repre sentatives of the nation, I shall nut shrink from having im puted to me a very inadequate imitation of the conlisuous march of Pitt, provided the least proof exists to animate me, of au atiaiument of its great cod of safety and happi. max so mankind, thyugh only in the degree buond:d by my bounded powers. The statement which (mil LtvtArooL made, that he bad sent of a twirler to bring hack H►BT[LLI, as won as he knew that he had left the rouniry,requires explanation ; fur tru the 18th of September, wily a few day■ after the 'angina was granted to R►eTLLLI, Mr. lILNE, in hi'. place in the Millie of common•, lammed bard CAsTLLRL►on of the Get of RAtrect.Ll baring left England fur Italy. and lie asked C.ASTIARIAGIt a the same time, by whose orders Ilusfetli hart been sent away? Although sufficient intimation was thus given to M insiders of IRMITELLI'a absence on the 18th, yet it appears that the Bat courier scut tar afterwards was cm the 28th, ten days after public notice was given; it therefore, fair to challenge the statement of laird LIVER root., if be spoke as nue of the Ministers who must base known the act (from laird CASTLERT•GIIon 181 h. Jn the cross-examination of Dr. IoI.4►ND by the SoLict. • tt IL AA L, in the House tit Fords, en fistuiday last. the Learned Gent lentil', with an sir of mysttriona s;: as ity, asked the Moor if he was aegisainied with a Minister at Turk ? which question was answered is the affi ni gi i ime ; do whirls the Soucttott.“ said—" Having, Hr. ROLLAND, reminded you of that, allow me now to nab whether you ever slated to that Gentleman that you disapproved o f h er Royal Highness's Collninti towards BanGAIIII?" The answer to which question was, " I never have; 1 never stated any thing to that effect to any persnis."—We happen to know something Of this matter from a source tin w►ich we eau r. ly ; and one information is this—that 4,e Minister in question never dill hear or receive hum Dr. HOLLAND soy such state. men!, and that the whole story uu which this grave question of the SouctTon-tirmtcaes seated is a groundless repuut, raised by some idle gossips in that city, loot which the Mi nister alluded to has himself over and over again contradicted. Vie state this fact to show bow little Guess is to be laid opus. these kind of ittsinutht. questions —(Lads Mercury.) PRICE UV STOCi Bonk Stuck 217 prr Cent. Red 66ii 3 per Ct. Cons... 67 11 3} per Ceui 751 4 per Cents 84 6 per Ct. N. Ana. 103 s' • • •4 • • ''• • • V IC•ik•SL'Ne 21_111b - IMPORTATION En!liab Whet. S.IYN; Hari. 6,809, Beans, 1,751; Prase, I 04ets, 20.589.-16 as Mira', Flour, 5.863 'auks. GUII.IIFORD, ()cronrst 14 Twat, per load _ _ dm - u —1 O to IS/ Ol (kap, per gristles II !Li Irr, II Si Beaus, per quarter l/ 100 to 21 44 Prove, per quarter I/ las to 21 04 Rye, New per tp. Marley, new .. it 3o to 11 5 s SMITHFIELD MARKET. 3loynAr, ()crusts Is. The market was exert &nets well souppliool this morning with all kinds of cattl.., pirtienlas:y of the mho One ohoscrip. lions. Prime Irea•t• fully 1114Iiii.iiii !a•t cll.'. pliers.— 'fltese is uoa'terati•m in the prier 4,1 * lIA St raw, and ( - hovel. The font/win is a correct statentvot of the piers autl num bers : To rink the offal per stone of Slb to 10 s. I illea.l of Cntlie this dais:— Slutton..4s. 0.1 to 54. 0.;. ;least* .4. '2 974 14 , 1‘h...05. 0.1. to 01. 0 : Sheep and 1.100b4....10.000 Cea1....55. 01. to 04. od. Caked Pork... ss. 0.1 to 64. 0.1. 1 Pies 11 A Y• MARK CT. Hay 10.. U.I. to 41. 4s. (Y. (lower f. o■. 0 , 1. to 6/. Os. Straw NEITGATF. AND LEADENII.ILI. Nl.4llliC7:s. (Ily lb+ l'arcaNs Bert 3s 0.1 to 4. 0.11 Veal 4. MI U. !is tt,i M 'Moo .. 30 4 , 1 to 44 4.1 Pork ,, ., /i4 0.1 1.16 s Ud Lamls 4*. OJ. to 31. PRICES OF IIAY AND STRAW W?. Hay 31 104 lu 41 R. 0.1 I Hay.. 3! 104 04 t, 4 , 84 nol Straw I/ 4. Od lu Il 144 04 I Straw... I! 8:0.1 to 14.04 Cluster 0/0s 0411 u 0/ 0. 0.1 CittVer 4/ 10% Od 1.) 5f 104 04 PRICE OF OOPS. p•r Cwt. Yost Sussex 2l 8s to 4/ Os Farnham 5/ Os in $1 Os PRICE Oy UAW PTAT, per atone of 811. As stated by the Tallow .As'etatetl by the Bistettere Meiless. St. James's 51srket. 3s r.al Price by Ta110w....3s 3J Whiteebarel Market 34 3J Its 44 COAL :114:11i F.T, OcToant it;. Skips al Markel. Slops sold. Price. )91 Newcastle 20t Sunderland ....... 4 1 Coolers fJn IVednesdiry lost a dresillsil fin: broke out it, Norili-strert, Vit,k, by which die corminill of Messrs. 1.. and J. SimpsoN, iu which it oriqi- Hoed, Was consumed, owl properly to the amount of 7or 8,0001. teas slestroyrd. To Lt....grayish.: this calamity, the gable end of thi, building, which bad been suffered to stand when the mill was reduc ed to ruin., fel! with a dreadful crzo.li about noon oil Thursday, stud buried a number of ! Jerson', in the rushy. A youth, the aim of Mr. IVALKEQ. plumtier and glazier, was killed upon the spot, and a fine girl, the ll:oughts,. of Mr. DALTON, butcher, hod her skull so dreadfully frocturesf, that the died toots alter. A number of other pe►- sons, to the amoaut of front fifteen to toeuty, have been hart,. sonic of them dangerously; but the above ars the only persona to whom this melancholy accident has yet prised littel.--(Leeds Mercury./ IfirAL IN TEL LIGE NCH. IMMITIIIOO7II. OCTOllltll IS Arrived yesteeillap the Meet, E r, feat tiethvalems ; Teh. White. true Ceiba; [mists, Aseletese ; sod Wsloest, WI hen, teem thirsts. Sailed We Ossabsy Marches', clallmor, for Bombay. ALVOUTII, ocrosrit 13. Airtime Oar Rosalind, Roses, from Arelimpid ; alai, oT this port, she Makers puke, Alien, from Madeira fur Loodiso. _ Bailei Valr P• IIIIVINIMIPS• Qll44lll4ofry packet r o t Almenea, awl Illiraiage pocket for the limas —each wish The !hitch ship Atalanta, rows Gerais, whirh pat in here is distress es the 3.1 issfisil, is iii.ehargin: her earzu 1., repair. PLVVOUTft. iverOOTlit Sailed the Dr,he of Wanelevier, llorol ; Lively, M at/ !s t :! mod Ilarionne. for L1N5.6.11. Arrive.' the floe, Aliorem, trims Giltraltlt; Nriann,„ De Vrie., from Liverpool fur Hs,torten, awl Cnniiriznioi, Sn.ut,u, Cunt Triesit for Ilanninirah, with Inn of iitherwitur rlaningril. The Jane on the tith Septriotier, 10.30 16. lung. IS. 10. W. fell in nith n brie of 300 supposed to he a pirate. I)urinz the tin..• *rectal atleoepta le bowel the Jane, hit fried in (no n , . gunfire of the heavy a.a; sod tor th • Vitls, sliiriny the rug!. t hit sight of hint. DVAL, OCTORVII Arri►►,. yrstreily and sailed f.r the rivrr the 0, 1 .1,ra% Maar, Lulu Bombay, lasi ( on. P.ot.wn•.nlh. Came theass from the row r the Glory. Nfortia, fo. 1)- mrsara ()post., p whiq, euteswortie, (or Pr r n alT o mcn; svJ Jitter., UsaOle, fir the (sp►; She istfrr It !ms blown hart all day, shoring whirl% rho (;: ,, ,ry, 11.•reaa, lost an anchor and ra!sle itt eor.sert.s..nre of tor wleJlJos Wang damaged; she la gates• to ttsm,,e..t.. r.ly.•uroor.. orTtim,‘ 13 Arrived the Smalls Roston, Cam;,l.. 11, „„„ Th► !oho Tobin, Lyon, from Ca ICIIII/11, 14 3, 1 1 ~fr „ : „I r d IH.•nry Pooreho r, for Med. as and Lrooloo, so.t orrir , loo •!.;• 27th Al.ov rl Ihr Soo! Heaoho. 'lite Cal. otrottol, f P,i401...11 . 10.11 S.1111(4, it ,, ad.: l thlh S 11; llt• lib !out', 11 Isl. 1:,.22. N. loom. Ith. 33. spoke the f 710,031 r., L•ov (:'r . zoo for talcooloa. The Joh. T urnv.•d ni SI. H. Itlit A story,. us rompilty wroth the A norrie 4.1 .hip It,o•I,. •.. fo Com+, and .0010 ol from thyme I is Ato4so•l. with rh Mary, ; au.l h.., Moon, of I , „•, IWO , I h rAlarY Ihe I l4 thr 1...• Pr11,1,1(.11e... cool. Tier Nymploroo. from ‘losolras f.r Pu.l osuo ,wrh C,,. pestlinea. iris Se. Heleoss 13'.1, A otot•t HIRI'II. On the 114,11 instant, ill • La.lt the R.v. Dr. runsf•!!. at Chests • ford, Eseets, of a •.1, siAnitult:r.. On the 14th of Inly lao, at r. , fintnn et. inthotty Earl. nt'Slnann.airo rt. on Ann, • a. eon.: dangly', rut L.,. ‘l,c • ektuga 11, of the 141,1111 of uUa na. Dr. tries . On Tvtdav Lnt , Ot , i! divzhier of i!“. TI 34 1V e...141tuu4r, E. j. v( Selosorr, 1.1 Use co u•Oy Num folk At the iiorse Shoe, o-ar , n , aged 91—a 111,111 Who. frlllll 3 %.1 y . dud pc's. rcrir.z treJti+l,y, “rrpEr6 pr pp. rty I%lllollllt of 4. 1 ")10. r. Asolifigai. II , ,t,, c k, , his death, out Is s dtlP. ft ist farm., w e• num WATER Tills DAY AT I..IiNDON un i r,T ;c . %Jot mug 31 Altus- 9. Lvenniv. 31 id•cr 1 • soxime. Whirhy Waal& die Platy lei I I a rattalee at Ilelllheioto Nil Rob gum., to Witness t he. to he_tweien Mole twat blasts, Cishisege mid Newts& P►Nr r /dlM►q were In Wilk deemed, mei a great wavy pisioriene the hese la quick time; all **thaws to whams the Salute alleme poieMay sesuaNy displayed ky the Awe bosun. About three o'clock Cabbage threw his help iota the rime. sod Newest, shortly fahowed. Laweeeler sad Permute es. evaded Cebbear• sod Maus sod Nut thwated Newton. At era swamies put three the men *Mk, sod after a Ode of lour meads, which wearied twelve mimeos, Newton wee declared 'Mier. The spectators were useb slieeppeinied, end universally of epitHea that it eu "a erre." Cabherd left the grassed immediately after the hea t bet NM without ealaing goose from the paste she had vest weed their dust upon IN. rob. 4. *sad mow, who wiledeord the eewhat at Keret«, Duro, betweva thue tails of she ring, when irubbsge primed Me morises'. observed, that after that he really des►rved to be called Comliffarer ; het, an has, this peeved he was wa►ee than a frost-Wien ta►aip•bp! Captain Grove's gum were sit aitriolaisee, sad part affluent rummer' to pick a Grath...rum. picket of fkll..rf which have t,eea lestail upon orie of them, end safer of the sole' , identified. They are stow iii CUOMO of examteation before the Bathfo►nw Magistrates. CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE. The Circuit Court w:l4 opened at Stirling on M lay the std inst. by Lord ileroutod. James aged 19. was placed at the bar, charged with shooting at A. Dunlop. Esq. of Clobtr, opt the .c.l4th of June lasi. with intent to murder ; and after a trial of some length. was dismissed from the bar by an unanimous verdict of Not Proem John Graham. of Bannockburn. a miserable looking old mats. idiom 70 years of ai r, leaving a wooden leg. • lasi Ita iiiii g upon outcries, was charged with celebrating clsodestme mairiages, and. on his ow') confession. futiod guilty. and ha isiAsed S.-odium' for life. Graham, we understand, was a dissenting Minister sear Kt t►yth. Mare Brock, a well-Tooling yttung womitn, pleaded guilty of concealment of tier iirrefinticy. and was sentenced to WIC year's itnpriso iiiii ent Its the gaol of Stirling. 'WANK E CORN EXCHANGE, MusoAY, OCTOBER M. The supply of %Cheat Wan rather larze inoitiing from Essex and Kent, yrt the best roil. from those Counties met ready sales! 8111 advaoce off ls. to 2.. per quarter on the prices of hut M lay, loot the trade Sio hot dearer ihale ust Frolry. Fine Harley is full Is. per glade, and the tare. rior qualities foil 24. ;or qua. ter (+eye'', the •opply he. in much larger time the &mato!. Oats are Is. for wear. ter lower, and sales were hoary at that abatement. ire Bean. are also Is per quarter cheaper. 111 Pease :lad other articles there is oo alteration. CURRENT PRICES 01' GRAIN. Wheal,Reatic Lutz, 1 White Pease 34s 38. (slew) 3l)s. 32s Bullets 424 46s ..--old —s 621 Grey Pea5e........ 34s 37s —Suffolk (liew) 301 b2s Small Resits 38s 411 s .---- tfld —s tils I Tick (bleu (lieu; ....fah 3.1. --- Norfolk (old) 46s b3s 0.1 6 . P o tat o 24s 26s Foreign.... b4s 41414 1 Poland Oats ?2, 24s Rye 3ls 37s I Feed Oats .........I3s 214 Harley lts 27s I Flour. Per taC I C bba 60. Malt 4$ 56 I Rape Seed, per last ..4111 42! 1 I.4aT M►Y..K. , y, 4478 ; Malt, : 1 ..781; 0.1.. —Forrtgit %Visual, 4,294; 190; thity, 15,2—Euglish By hi. Majesty's 110 i -A I. LET TEK4 PAT CAT IF I.: K E'S P 1 I- i.S. u•t fsts ~,,, • i , , 111.4 Coring, in all its Stseec, a Crri its I).•..sse. II• e small Pill is a dose; mot the r.l.tee of incl rt.'s, ta a ,- cent Cave, mill au. ti time:mart the Vitirnt of th. ter ?twit v r•F r•tuvesy. Not iroa he It4.lfts vulatit•r4l,m4.4, 11,re, Or thia.. ironventrall 11,4.. this rem, Ay. for .4W. I. •••• oh!tged in g o hi 4,ra, a: ii ....rd. no ...oil" ar 1 or restraint of diet ; and tits Feet+ .ap.-rienc, :y 4 at, • 144.4 4 . lice plaZliCr) lit. prO,C.I 11;21 it *Ol elf-et a 1,1•• • ta h..• r e tsvat..l aii.l all loh• r m 4 ~•11 444.41414. ! . t h e s ett , ' hh j ,4thr r r•l• rv, thi. N? , .:•ro, I. a . nut it. ra f se.l..l. l'ona f ilii of 40,04.0 o."TagtOal. 1.11, irate, bare hero I-idle:illy eared t.t . , 1 :dins.. orders within the kit e,c1.1 Prep•ie4l ••041 4,4•741 7 4% the sole Pr4.l4rieluts, T I%ll'llOR aul MIN' , , Su. Ze44.4.4 • , at thrir how.e, Nu. 9, Ni fli boa•• of ori. 2-. A.t. each, duty Itreir4l 4 -I.n. Teo ',set rlom• ai:.l h,thts in the pa,srees at nlical. ro -01.1 bf the.. appointment. with tvalou% ifirtrimunq e st M. 44 Tioy.shop, 104, I 44-atre.i;ll•ohnrn•e''. , 7. l..i stre e t-bill, nearly .4!q.44,a4it , be Ntroot rota!, at 7.1 r. Ei.v • Edinburgh; Ntr. raettliery's, fol o h; : n ; sad by n., it, every eoioo.:erable town in Gre-1 9t.l.tin and Ir. !.8.1. Advice g, Ailt to pit-loons taking ~e the Proptlet.,,,' —Glees awl S. ~! :!;si cured, and letters, post paid, • See the list pul.lielmJ by the Ruysl Coll.r. of LerAto% Surriter its ',rosin • fi.r•it?r it' re. The trt titin-ut rnild—ete rwr tff..C(oll. LS. CAI\ Eaarniontion ref Proir,onned Pre. t,a,aosa is only to be feared by Mime wbe see ten. *Mows of incapaesty. I mpreet.d at an ealy period of our professonal career *tot the importance of a more annum mutation to a clam of tbs. eases pegoimety affecting the grander Narrations of N•111r.. we boldly deviated fi-urn what was hi hi to be m.diral nrthu. doe) , ; attacktd the vaunting, of empyririern, mid, by &- resting its vole purposes, csaanter trowerlym justly ratified to that approbation nod patronage winch, for twirty year., Lave rewariirsl our sucee.sful and devoted .tittlie•. Tut estimation of our coallitb4lit.l brethren, who frequently .p peal to our upiuiow, is as add I gratillestioa to HU , pride, while our amines it, from the College itself , strength etwal at it is by the most e otlintilatir 0000 jugamjajg of stow.' evsty Plefe•SOf in the Ilritorli toirtropulte, moat ever protect the sanctity of our fame home's', or martin etieutawara. lbw imp , tuosity of youth, lir the momentary want of caution to the m.turer man, often lead hi she effects of contagious dirtier; happy, tlitrefore, may the early •pple. slut be culled, ri hose nnaiely ran be sib Mated by a few days' care; sod even in the more advanced mars. rharae tensed by numerous symptom., we can illnatmir our Matt - lief., by remitting Sir Ittatairut mai, the cure effectual. Every orgasm change, or funetional dietorbauce, tech dental to the geuemitive economy, falfa equally wubis um province, and will yield to air att.-Minn. 4ntuog Owner, diseases of the urethra, weakores, mad constitutional ib rangelands, of however long duration. The cluld of inanition may be motored is appettece, alt. instead of being enhamitast by Nervous Debility, he cieculats the manlier proof of t igneous Impale, Tim, of au Adecrtiseniett do not allow the chtsvilicatient ui aultjerta, but they are amply detailed in a Work we law, rablsoloed. called the icffilf of Life, the rapis Ws of whirl , accompanied with an mcreasing prat tire, are uudeniati; proofs of our general utility. The Hunk mu be bad at 21: Paiertioster.row ; G 6, Pnll mull ; 41, Piccadilly ; IC l'finc , A.strest, hobo ; 174, aid 32, Fleet-street; or at as. throb Sel lets. Nu diseases are felt wiih greater poignancy by tie sulfere. than thous occasioned by his own iniprudesce; and is so caves Of commitatiou is liberality or education is the Pm Guar store desirable, that. wbete the most sabosaded &lice is placed, sad the most inviolable seeresy is expected thus the terms are pluiuly stated at the list harrows, sr asswer to Letters minutely detailiarr the symptoms, amid su• closing a remittance for medicine aud advise, which vas forwarded to any part of the soil& tit/SS and Cs. Ssrgeons, It, issvermstreet„ Fleet-strait.--A private door resod the corner. Primed and Published at TNK Batytgn Paeo awl Tut th_olsu Mite, Nu. In, Slraeol, by C. CORMVEI 1, of lb. &nod. •